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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
WHITE SOX WANT PITCHER GUY MWHORTER AT ONCE

was going we'll and needed only par
ON the last three holes to win. The
ST. Louis player reached tho last tee
with four strokes to tic Hutchinson.
who had taken six on that hole.
Barnes drove 2G0 yards across a
creek. but the bali rolled Into a
woods behind u stump.
From an apparently impossible Ito
i'arnes sent the ball to the green, and
had an IS foot putt for victory. lie
gave the ball plenty OF chance to
20 down, but was an inch Off the line
and missed the iive-foot side hill see
omd putt for Il tic.
Hutchinson had given his compcti-
Tor SeNerai chances to ovcrtakc him.
getting into q trap on the sixteenth
hole and taking eight strokes and
trying his luck in II bush and gully
title before. although he has made
many course records in competition,
inciudinE al on the. 6.576ynrd
and the previous record by two
strokes. lie went over par on only
two holes.
= one scored by Frank Adams. OF
Winnipeg. who holcd his nassic shot
on the l$5- yard fourteenth hole. and
@ an @lSie whs two on M the yard
Kansas CITY. holed his approach.
William Rautenbusch. of Chicago.
nnlSHru Hrst among the amateurs
with 3l3 strokes.
An unusually large number or
veteran players became cntanElcd
With unscemly scores. and failed to
finish the sevcnty-two holes. Among
these were Fred Mcleod. OF WASH
inEton. ID. c.. and George Sargent. OF
Columbus. Ohio, both former national
champions: Louis Teller. of Boston.
and Fob McDonald. of Chicago. and
w: Mclhorn. OF Tulsa. Okla.
Scores for today'S thirty-siX holes
and totals for sevcnty-two holes for
the leaders included:
Jock Hutchinson. Chicago. 1924
James Harnes. st. Louis. l4i-297
Harry Hampton. Richmond. Va.
150-297.
William Ogg. Atlanta. Ga. 147-3oS
+. Mccarthy. Jacksonville. Fla.
c. w. Hall. birmingham. Ala. 15G-
w; J. Baman. Montgomery. Ala.
1Ji-332.
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SPORTS
COLTS TAKE ANOTHER
GUY M'WH0RTER PITCHES
FINE GAME OF BALL
shorty Baker Gnmcly Playing Sec
ond with II Sore

Before ono of the smallest crowds
OF tho season. with ram knocking ut
he door every few minutes. the
continued on their rampage and Will
Topped the Newport News builders -
the tune OF 10 c.
the old time pep both from players
and spectators. before bigger
crowd and n brighter day the world
would be proclaiminE the wonderful
team Ben Wilson entered in the Vir-
sin!a League race.
The builders were, crinpicd before
Their one pitcher Morgan. had bad
ringer. but was game enough la start
the game. I'M the third. MaaaGct
schwartz pulled Bealee out o: enter
Gicn,t matter as they hit Be9le for
eight good wallops. which included
four doubles and triple. Everybody
was praying for rain.
With Two gu, in the fourth. zc,in-
ger singled. but died at first as the
next man Up, Sharp. struck out. They
tried again in eighth. Lake doubled
rs the next three men up W.: easy
outs
our run-settins started in tho
stole second and Gooch was walked.
Arragon tripled. clearing the bases and
SEED c;i wild pitch. After Gooch
on iclder's choice Which ended the
fun.
The very next inning they started
again. after Tommy Abbot. had
S fRem All al three ,b good ones and missed
faker and Smith then came across
with Singles and Jimmy Poole
doubles FOR the second time and three
more runs are scored. t;ooch walked
Tor the second time and Arra;on
went out to Zeiingcr, ending :he
In, the sevnth. Mcwhorter was safe
on llrSt by an error of Coogan's
haker then made his second nj. of
smith and Poole. both went on to
right field and then Lee Gooch sin
Eieu, scoring McWhor;cr with our
Iasl run of the game. as Arragon
went out to center field.
McWhortcr pitched "a good steady
game ana was never in danger. his
support was excellent not an crrnr
neinE made behind him. He walked
no one and struck out three.
shorty bakers shoulder is still! 81
sore than lie almost has to carry the
ball To Jim Poole at first to make =
put-out. He'll come around 90 q
though in Il few days and be him,
Buck Daughton simply hit in hard
TO Put ii way out of the lot. !!e'lI
be doing the same thing thouph ~
nome very soon, that he did on tho
ROAD. getting a couple of hits every
Luke Stuart saw the game from
me bench and expects to see Saiur-
Day 5 game also. tomorrow the med
; i'i fraternity is going to work on
IT looks like a clean sweep for tho
rest OF this series. Lee stone viii
probably do the honors todav .ni
schulz tomorrow.
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HUTCHINSON, OF CHICAGO,
WINS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
Harry Hampton, OF Richmond,
Finishes in tho
NfAnny

CHICAGO, August 5.-Jock Hutch
inson. of Glcnview Club. Chicago, to-
day won tho open golf championship
of tho Western Golf Association mt
Olympia fields club with total of
2s6 strokes for the 72 holes, just one
stroke under the score OF Barnes, OF
st. Louis. who had the title for three
years.
Harry Hampton. of Richmond. Va,
despite an eight. on the 4o5-yard
Of Atlantic City. tied with Barnes
for second place. Hackney had 10
play backwards out of a gopher hole
hole In four. William Creavy, Il
young Kansas City professional, was
next in the line with 2as strokes:
Chicago. with 3o2. while George Car
ney. of Chicago, with 3Oi; j. ].
nRricH. and T.. Loefler. of Pitts
pleted the ten prize winners.
Scoring throughout the tourna-
ment was comparatively high. and
the play of the leaders was crratic,
so that the winner was not decided
until the last contestant had finished
Jim Barnes, who won the title twice
for tho first round of the longer of
the two courses used. lie redeemed
his chances in the afternoon play Nof
wednesday, by setting record OF GS
for the shorter course. four under
par. He was two over par in today's
first nine and came home in one
under perfect figures. but was still
six strokes behind Hutchinson, who
had scored 72-73-7l for his first three
rounds. The leader fell off In the
last round taking so for the short
course, and had scarcely totalled his
296. when word came that Barnes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
JOE TURNER HERE FROM
FLORIDA TRAINING CAMF
Postponed From Last Night on Az
count OF Rnin-S75O Mt


The wrestling match between Joe
Turner, present holder of tho midS
dleweight belt. and Pinky Gardner
which WAS scheduled for last night
was postponed on account or rail-.
until tonight ut $3.50. broadway Aths
lctlc Arena.
AT 6 o'clock last night. accordints
to agreement, Pinxy Gardner weighed;
in before Referee lack Woodall and
few witnesses at tho rcquiret.
weight OF 100 pounds.
Joe Turner just returned from;
rabalo Beach. Fla, where he had
been in training for some time. and
Is In the pink Of condition. and de-
clarcs he viii throw Gardner with
out any trouble. Gardner IS just as
emphatic in his assurance OF win
ming. BE there fellows. IFS going &c
be good.
The promoters report the najorit \
or the house already sold out, and
many women are expected TO b6
present.
There is enough at stake to mako
both Srapplers do their best to win
Seven hundred and nifty dollars and
IN" belt liz something 20 put up 8
good battle for.
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GREAT BR|TTON WINS
TOLEDO TIMES TROT
HUI Malone Takes Sweepstakes for
2:06 PAGERS After Losing
First IIcut.
10y Associated rress.l

TOLEDO. OHIO, August 5.--lIai
Malone won tho sweepstakes for
2:05 PAGERS after losing the first heat
to John 1Icnry. while Great Britt on
won the Toledo Times 2:ii trot for
3-ycar-olds. the feature on todav's
grand circul [ racing card At the -.
Miami track. The track WAS fast.
the weather ideal and "a large crowd
turned out TO see the sport.
Ar!on Mckinney won his first race
OF The season on the grand circuit,
when he took the 2:l2 ,rot. bu: four
meats were necessary. rs Lctaana s.
came through in the second hcu, and
Walnut Frisco won the thirI one.
The heat winners then raced IL or
ana Arion Mckinney led all'the way
H. 1ohh iienry led az the way in the
Malone outpaccd the son OF WillIia
IN the next two heats, beating him in
the stretch drive.
favoritc, Goldie Todd. in iha o:03
quarter of the second heat was paced
In twcnty-nine seconds
Great Triton cuualcd the mark
made by Day star at Kalamazoo and
now is tied for the fastest mile for
o-ycar-oida this year. when he stcp-
ped both heats OF the 2:li trot in
Summaries:
Area s i:G} nSy.e ' J. s. M H5Gf heats:
Letahna :. 5, :. by uinEai iSiorr.: :
Collin snigr, I'll. IN. by Direciuin; 5
.iRs s,iy ThstS!%n. iseis,f. EaEar: wor;hia''
I.se2 Il ana s s Il. W "a. S,'G started Tims
ii.:,Sanh nG"ey'; three r. r,,,e
.%NIEoii, li.i tchiiIs, - '."t 1 !
1onn iicnry. VI. ~, by ~ilkie
o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
HAMILTON RESULTS

First .racc-six furionvs-Kep lo7 tHut-
nnIchcrcck). 2ic third Fine. lii 2.5.
{. \. Crew. Viola q. and Lucky JOHN ran.
second receive furlonEs-Albc- :. IA
thcnncdD. Go. 80. $50. Won: Myrtle
crown 10 tNoan). so. 90. second: Char
!otic g. ~ u!arncsL. go. third Zine.
i;ri -. Bees Nest. Roscatc, Charley 10y.
ran.
u!chrreekI. 30. 10. ..:o. Won: ' Hidden
Jane. 100 tRomcncilD. 30 third Time
III 10 Iady in Black. Duke o! yelling
ton; .rThriiN Three. E!cvc. Anna Belle
and Tom Logan ran.
,oi Fo ,Wa r9Cep,s and vsri,y
io7 tKennSdyi 5SS 80. second: T GuGAbSa itG
lir tMNSra', SO. third. Time. !:is. DimI.
ri, Luke Euh, Capital CITY. Lazy Lou
and SocaTlenc ran.
Fifh rac"-milc and siNtccnth-Hondo.
10: tSt"arueb. 1880. G.c. 80 won Paul
S"nr"Iy. ~ 'kichcrcckb. 1920. 100 second ;
Nebraska. ~ ,k"nncGyb Gle third Time,
~ N1nniSig R@s. H. Kills Ii. Night
SiN,h rayc-milc- Wcnouah l0s Oxen
EollN. ~ tNoisID. $50. 40 second: Mav
w. 10 tSt"arns). 30 third. Time 1 80 a.
H'Nv Bsl. Hunma. James Foster Run
Crah!'a. psiara. FONT To Point. Lady Eath-
seventh race-mic-Retsv lo7 tstcrlinrr.
= 60 :. =" go. won: Ron Gore. ~ BARNES !.
i W. ~ second san. Pour II 100 tMycrs>.
r'n thnouiiaEe. CroiN Dor. Savonna.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
GUY M'WHORTER SENT
FOR BY WHITE S0x
VIII Report TO Chicago Americans
: - ms Soon us They Send Pitcher
49,. to Replace Him.

~ Ben Wilson. president of tho Rich
nond Colts. -, in receipt of a wire
from the White SoX TO send Guy
McWhorter. who has pitched such OK
cellent ball this year, TO Chicago at
CONGO.
The local president did all he could
ITO land -McWhortcr with the big
boys" and wants Guy to get into
fast company as soon as possible.
knowing he will make good. but at
this stage of the game the Colts can
not afford to cripple their pitching
staff, so President Wilson wired the
management of the Chicago Amcri-
cans that they car have McWhortcr
just as soon as they send the Rich
nond club IL good pitcher 10 replace
Guy. That's fair enough. isn't it?
Another week and McWhortcr will
no doubt be on his way 10 the Windy
City with The good wishes of thou
sands of real fans who want Mac
to make good. If McWhortcr Keeps
on pitching like he has the las,
few games there Will be no'qucstion
Sbout it,
GOOD luck old man and go get 'em.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
CANADA WILL FORMALLY
CHALLENGE YACHT CUP
y. &. ROs>. OF Montreal, Relieves He
Tan Raise S:.o3G,G 400 for
Challenger.
7 ify y assoc laf,I rry.c

NoHrpt NSNHIlai,n iress
Canadian yachting enthusiast. to-
night t"lcGraphed j. Picrpont Nor
gan. commodore OF ia" New York
Yacht Club. that he would soon re-
cove q chailcnS" for the Am"rica's
cup from am orEaniZcd C,na3i,n
yacht c!ub--a condition imposed ny
MI Morgan before submitting Mir.
Eoss Informal challenge to In. New
York Yacht Club officials
Thanks for your message regard
lnE conditions under which Yachts
may challenge for your Gun road
NJ. koaS message. you will re-
cclEc by letter in "a few days 2, ..iel-
IcnEe from duly organized Yacht
club on The Seaboard Of Canada TO
compete for your cup in 1872"
MT Ross expressed himself conf
dent OF hcinE able la raise bv nub
lie SUBSCRIPTION fund OF $1,000 O0O
or even S2.O00.o00. If required 10 sun
itE canada with a challenger
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SPORTS

ROYAL Earl b. G.. by tho Earl
Eva hhbc. CALGARY Earl. John 3 =
Bradcn. Om0nic and DR.. burgess ~ ~
STARED. Time: 2:os -; s:oi ia. 2:os az
FOB pace: purse. sl.20o: three heats;
Royal fFleinlnR) .... +,
do h;,h Todd. b. m. by Todd Mnc
Johnny Guirk, a.. e. by IicdEcwood
isaroncss i:arcwooi also ..iiafticaf RI,
2:h3 ii. 2:0T. 2:o3 i'he
2:1+ thrcc-ycar-old trot: the ro,.d5
TINES stake: two In three heats: purse,
Great BrittoI. br. c.. by Peter Che-,
Harvest Horn. b. 5. by Harvester
MiS ,,.I Fin. br. by J. Malcolm Forbes
rho Great Miss Ai,o,;;;;i,. si.;,,o,
ana Margaret tho Great also started. Time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06

Still going strong. While the other
teams laid OK on account Of rain we
10 US 10 hold II.
,ef 0niy tT zen ydn faced Mswhortsr ySs
The White sox wan, him.
TRIPLE and three doubles. That's hitting
the old ball.
q Thc new .ssSw umnire, keenan,. got along
end the game they never gave him an
And we wero ANXIOUS to go home also
S AN oc, sg P 5ba4 On The huTreans dss d
d damp aud RAINY daY.
Tho telegraph operator wrapcod II, tis
instrument Ike no mother WRAPS up a
Newport News pitcher il they hey had ,Yt omiE
would haS. Eseh 'I tsa fE. s FaS 1t
Lee Gooch lopr-dis,anc,d Rra.le.. the
HccMys "Gthe,,h@r lately acquired hv The
RE T5ssi. on g Mon4ay a. q! haEton. Ga and
someti,ne, befoIc..- NJ .i-th OF tie month
nrdEies ,has been playl.aE semiprO bal!
around ""sAinSion Ga
yesterday and Gre now IN .oa nT hSG uiaSs
., III" lied Gi3 so1 ,R n?a r,sSurS9 r;rl,ss
PHILADELPHIA Nationals los, ar.l, a.,
rhiladejphia AnIericans din', hin 'n a.
tfGSHiGn't lose. Us tough to d.sanuo!n:
l.et's take another today.
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ATHLETES ARRIVE SATURDAY

ANTWERP. August According to
Fhc latest Information OF the American
army authorities. tho transport Prin-
cess Matoiha. with the American Ath-
!ctcs on board. is expected to arrive
~ Nn,w,rp saturday. This will give
very little time for training. particu-
ihrly 20 the hicyci" sprnicrs who
must race August . in the Sclodromc
where the Australians and others al
ready have ben at hard work
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CUBS BEAT CARDS


7 .NSHtN'I.IItS- 81
BOSTON. August Watson held
81. Louis 10 four hits today and Bos-
ton defeated 81. Louis. ] to o, in the
opening game of the series.
II va: Watson's fourth consecutive
victory. The only run OF the game
was scored in the second inning
Holke walked and was forced at sec
ord by Erocckcl. who then stole sec
ond and scored on Maranville's single
TO riHh, Srnrc.
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BROWNS BEAT SENATORS
Try Associated rress. !

ST. LOUIS. August 5.-Three sue
cessive singles in the ninth inning
gave st. Louis one run and u 2-to-l
victory aver Washington today.
Shocker. besides holding the Wis
itors to five scattered hits. drove in
the deciding tally. Shaw was hit
hard, but fast fielding by Washington
held down the score. Score:
sh N rtnu Iopls
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CINCY DOWNS PHlLLY
Try Associated prcss.l

PHILADELPHIA. August g.
Lupuc held Philadelphia TO three hits
today and Cincinnati easily won the
first game of the series. to ..
Onl; two local players reached sec
end base md neither got farther.
Duncan's hitting featured Groh
was hit twice by pitched balls. Score
Cincinnati. philutlelphiu
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TIGERS WHIP YANKS.
BABE RUTH BANGS OUT
HIS 18th HOME RUN
Del Prntt Makes First Error Since
July, 1O10-Dctroit Wins,
Ivy Associated Press J
OFT NffrrtI

DETROIT. MECH. August 5.-Babo
tuth made his thirty-ninth home run
run of the season here today in the
opening game of the Yankee-TiEers
series: which Detroit won, 7 to /.
kuth's homer came I'm the second
inning. lie was the first man up for
the visitors in that inning, and
knocked Ehmke's initial Offering over
the screen in right field. HeiImann
made Il circuit drive In the fourth.
In the eighth, Detroit punched five
hl,s and an error by Pratt. the first
LOT LOT that player since July, 1919, for
I'VE runs. Score:
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Totals ...@I II Ia Totals ..oI 4 - q
.Battcd for Vaughn in ninth.

ch!caso ....... 1 . % o1o o cHi
New York ...:.....0 0 o 0 0 ~
summary: Runs--Dcal. Burns. Barns
Error bancroft. Three-base hits-Dcal
bancroft. Sacrinccs-Vaughn, Flack. Dou-
BILE piay-Dcal to Terry TO Barber Lcft
on bases Chicago. !: New York. !. Struck
out--by Vaughn. 3; Gy Barnes l. Empires
Klein and Emslie Time l:;c
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ORANGE ALL-STAR WINS

fSp.:.al to The Times DispatchI
n oifS NiE' Va. August 5.--rhe
- " :" All-Stars made II three
siraighis from culpeper TODAY and
also Kept UP their winning streak,
defeating Culpcper TO 3. Hnwiow
ior orange. pitched a!r-t!ght bali i'm
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Newport News.

Richmond ~ o o q Z. !, n -
Ho"port News 49,. o q u 90
summary. Runs - Bakcr, Smith. pou.c
GGogn. Ar-aEon. McWhor,cr CD Errors
1tHW"fiH. tooSan. Two base hits-Smith
boolc 81. Lake. Three base hit-Arrlrnn
Stolen baSr-i'oolc. LIEF; on hascs-Hich-
H"nd . Newport News, =. BASES ON balls
ON S"ale. =. liitS-oif l,calc, IN ! in
n.ngs: of Mcwhortcr. in . innings
struck out-by Bcaie. .; 10y Mcbride" g.
i!nc of game, 1850. Umpire. keenan,
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GIANTS. TR9UNCE CUBs
BARNES AND VAUGHN
HAVE PITCHING DUEL
HnncroftS tumble of Days Grounucr
ScorcS ChicnEo's Only
Run.

NEW YORK. August 5.-Ncw York
took the first game of the series from
Chicago today, to 1.
1t was tight pitching duel be-
tween Barnes and Vaughn.
Deal scored for the Cubs in the
sixth Oh his triple and Bancroft's
tumble OF Days Erounder
In the Giants half with two ont
Barnes and Burns singled. both scor-
ing on l;ancrofts triple. Score:
Chicago. New York
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Totals IA s27l2 Totals ...s5 III

score BIZ innings: II.
Boston ......-.....o OF
summary: Runs = Foster, Menosky t2).
Jones. T.. Collins Risbcrg. Error-wcavcr.
Tw"-base hit-Iackson. Three base hits
Menosisy. Lcibold. Left on bascs-Boston.
:; ChicaEo. .. Bases on balis-on Jor-Ss.
): of Cicotte. !. Struck out-by Jones. /:
by Cicotie. !. umpres. Evans and Hide
brand. Time.
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Boston.
81. I.nuis.
Totals e.. 80 $40 Totals RS 81 .
.Eattch for SChmpp In eighth

st. Louis ...o o o 20 o o %
Boston ..,......... q o Q N-l
summary: Ruu-Rncckcl Errors-IIorns-
hN. watson. Two base h.ts-Smith. Lavor.
HioiNn base isocCkel. Sacrifices = Lavan,
rex Left on bascs-St. Louis. >. Boston
) Bases ON halls-on Schupp. /; off Wat
son. J, lits-on Schupp. in innings:
on GOODWIN. ~ inning. Struck nut--by
Schnpr. :; by Watson 1 Losing pitcher
Schupp. Umpi:cs O'Day and ouigicy.
Time. 90
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LAUREL STREET SLUGGERS

The Laurel street Siuggcrs defeat, :
cd the Beverly street Giants by the
score OF IL to (
L.. S. S.--nass. p: Vass. c: Hanl;y,
lib; Griffin, %; MCGEE. SIS; Webster.
3b; Davis, RI.
Is. ;. G.-iIouchens, y; Mccartney.
G.; y. Griffin, lb; McGruder, 2o; pc.
tiers, Sb; l., smith, IF; Brown, So.
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PIRATES WIN
Inr Associated Irn.. l

fROOKLYN. y. Y. August o.
pittsburgh won Il ten-inninS battle
from Brooklyn today by to :.
The score was tied three times I'M
to the tenth, when the Pirates
punched four hits with base on balls
on Grimes for the winning runs.
Srprp-
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rh!iaioiphin ........ 0 D Q . 0 o Q Q %
summary: Runs---Groh. Roush. Duncan
81. kopf. l.ngu.. Errors--kopf. j. Miller.
rawlings. Two base hits--Luuuc. QUA
can 90, rhrCe-bast hit--Duncan. Stolen
hascs-luGuc Ra;h. Sacrihccs-Rath (al.
npuhic plar--ltawliEgs. Fletcher and j..
Miller. Lift bascS--Cincinnuti s.:
rhiladMnh!a. 6. Base on bails-on I.unuc.
=; OF Nuhbcll. :: OF En2mann. l. Hits
of lluhhcil. 6 in "a innincs: OFF Eng
mann. l. IIits---oG IIubbcli, g in 2-3
innings: Of En2mann. in la innings.
struck out-hy Hubbeil .. Losing pitcher
lubh' u characterization and Hart,
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Totals ~ 2Ill

New York .......O 900 o . o OIL
Detroit ..........0 o 90 x-7
Summary: Runs-Ruth Young ca, Jones.
Cobb. Heilmann, Shorten, Plncli. Errors
mreckinpaugh: Pratt. Ruth; stanase'
Three base hit--Young. Home runs-Ruth.
IIcilmann. Stolen base - Neach- Double
plays-pinclli. Young. Hcilmann: Jones and
Hcilmann Left on bascs-Ncw York. 4:
Detroit. .. Bases on bails--on Shawkey.
=; of Ehmke. }. Struck out-6y Shawkey;
owens. Time. 2p2.
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WHITE SOX LOSE
tRv Associated Press.

CHICAGO, August 5.-ChIcaGo to-
day showed effects of the strenuous
series lust closed with New York. and
PLAYED indifferent ball against Bos-
ION. the latter winning 10 .. by
punching hits in the third inning. for
Il lead witch Chicago could not over
score.
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ATLANTA SIGNS SMITH

ATLAN'rN. ,;N Nut.ns, .rno 4,
ana c!un Of the Southern Associt-
non mas signed l.. e. Smith. outnclG-
nr VINO started at Georgia Tcch. ard
MO recently mas neon playing semi
tonight ""''H
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Al Columbus. ]; MILWAUKEE,, Z.
AT Toledo. s: 81. Paul. 3.
At INDIANAPOLIS. 3: Minneapolis. 4.
At Louisville. >: Kansas city. 3.
AZ Greenv:llc. 3: Charleston, II.
A. Augusta. Z: SnartanhurE. e.
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Bdttcd Tor Carlson In eighth.
Fttan Tor Miller in seventh
IRittcd for Grifith In tenth
Score by innings: H.
pittsburgh $500. o ? 90 o s.S
brooklyn ........0 3 ] o O.
summary: Huns-BiCbcc on. Carey tc).
Souihworth. Whitfield. Grimm, Cation. My
cFs, hi'duN Miller. Grimes. MCCabc. Err
ror - k"netchy. Two-base hi; - Griffith.
Ihrcc-basc hits-Carcy. Myers. Grimes.
iiom. run-BSbce. Stolen bases IBiEbce,
Carey. Shcrihcc-Kildun. Double plays
caicn and Grimm; Cation. cutshaw and
tir!nin Lett on bascS-Iitts burgh, l.;
brooklyn. O.: Bases on balis-on Carlson.
j.; of Hamilton. ]. off Grimes. >. Hits
on carlson ]? Iii I innings: OF Hamilton,
none in innings. Struck out-by Carlson
!; by Hamilton, 3: by Grimes. ,. Winning
pitcher - Hamilton. Los nE pitcher
Grimes. Empires, RIgler and Moran
Time, POI.
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Totals ..27 . "a 10 Totals ..33l42 -
None out when winning run scored.

Score by innings: r.
Washington ........ ooI o o o o.
81 Louis ......... q O n -
Summary: Runs -Gharrity. Sis!cr.
SSrv"r"id Errorss-SisIer; Smith. Two.bas
hits-Milan. q, dcon. Stolen basc-Rnth
Sacrificcs-Earris. shaw Rice Double
p!ays-lIarris and Judge: O'NcilI. Harris
and Judge: Severed. Gerber and Severeih
J.rfi ON Observation-Disclosures. 6: ST Louis.
spn Base on bnlls-oH shaw. p: on
iJuhgcl. Struck out--hv Shockcr. 3. TIM
p!rcs--Connollv and Nallin. Time. l:4S.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
~, Yesterdays RESULTS.
n,Jhnhu. =: Newport News. u.
SANDING OF CLVns.

ntKE THEY PINY TODAY.
-Ne"port news al Richmond.
torisinnuth at Norfolk
SUFFOLK al pr,-rsburr
Wilson 1T Rocky Mount
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Boston at Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis
New York "a; Detroit
PliiiaJrIuIi, ut ti.,cI,, M
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Texas Lenrue

AT San Antonio. z: Fort worth, g.
Al gfeumont 5: Dallas, :.
~ HOUSTON Ssh reveport, rain.
Observation-Disclosures TIA 4FaftsS.raiu.-..