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TOLEDO RACES CLOSE
DRIVER LON MCDONALD
WINS TWO OUT OF THREE
Many Horses Shipped TO North Hnn-
dali Track. Which Opens
Next Week.
IDy ASsociated Pret.s |

by Associated Frees
TOLEDO. OHIO, August 6.-Lon
Mcdonald. the indianapolis driver,
enjoyed field day at the Fort Miami
track on getaway day today. winning
two out Of the three events on the
closing card. Mcdonald headed the list
in the 2:0S trot with Baron Gigantic.
and the 2:2o trot with Dottie Day.
Baron Gigantic, skillfully handled.
captured the Stcadman sweepstakes
from the favorite Peter Coley which
made bad breaks in the first two
heats and then was out trotted in the
final mile while Don de Lopez was
piloted out in front by Pop Gcers.
with high class performers in the
race. the finish was close while the
time was the three fastest heats
trottcd this season.
Dottie Day, 4 winner earlier in the
week. easily repeated in the 2:20 trot
for Mcdonald. but Baroness Hanover
VAS contender most of the way.
OF the year when ". F Hea came sIae
through with him in the 2:l5 pace
Bonique came through at the wire in
the third heat and won.
Most Of the horses were shipped
this morning TO North Randall track,
where they race next week and the
rest left early tonight.
Summaries:
40 tro, three heats: purse. $3.50:
Dottie Day. b. m, by Morgan AK
worthy tMcDonald) .................. /
baroness Hanover. =. m. by Man
Harry CHAPMAN. b. x. by Peter Mac
Miss Clare Mae; the rati;ern; Maker, vlra
E.nia ana Viola Watts also started. Tine.
c;gj troi: the steadman. three heats:
value. $40:
Baron, Cegantie. b. h.. by Gigantic
Don d" Lopez. blk. *. by Kinney dc
L$ppez ,Jcersl .......-.................2
ChSrle Rex. b. ~. by Recreation
,,huIpHSi ...........-......-.. D .
Hollywood Kate. Petery Coley. The Tod
.:nlL.
- 10 pace. three heats: purse. 400:
e-n Man tW. Fleming .............. I 2
b1nianc; b. m. by Count Boni
=, al!nl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
Dai Snencer b. x. by Grattan Nc
STteor tWhitchead) ................. )
Slrnal Boy. Dorothy Bond. Mack Alton.
Lewis VIII and Lccco Gattan also started.
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HAMILTON RESULTS

IEiEs; ras c. - turlon,Gs-Fiying Ford, III
~ H.. MyGiTs>: se.;G $3.50 second; Flea, ii!
Tank; Aunt Lin. F3xhaven ran.
SECOND race-siX furlones-Harry Glover.
10. tsoorel; !GSle. $500. slI.l0. won: Mus
Eq,r9l. lc2 IGrayssI. SEQ; third. Time,
II. 10. Bidd!e Dee; SocOl. Elmont. Dandy.
Beau Brummell H.. Rouen. Missed the
Time. Sandy Il. c. 4. Crew ran
Third rtce-lnilc and seventy yardS-Syl-
rano. lol tR!chcreekl. $3.50. $40 % $3.50
Won; Trc cksis H.: los SMyers,. $50 FLO.
third. Solid Rock. let fStearns). 81 90 third
Time. ~ - Chick Barkicy, Huron IL
Pas De Chance. Ben Hampson. Corson ra
Fourth racc-rnilc and sixteenth-King's
Champion, iC9 tButwelll. $40, $50 sai6
won: Royal Jester. lgj (Nolan) S,7V Se5D
second: Frlvol II. tSimpson). 1910 third.
Time leo 30. Far Lassie. Tennite. Beljoy
Sixth race--mIlc and seventy yaras-Iron
Boy. 10 'Fle;cherl. sll.+o. 500. 500 won
Joan OF ARC. 20; tKennedyb. $500. 81 80 sec
ond: SIM Fe!ncr. III Pickensl $3.50 third
Time. lH' 90. Handful. Flib5ertv C;ibet
Horace l-crch James Foster. Isuckhorn ri
Sea Prince and I.orena Moss ran
Seventh race-mile and quarter on turf
Austral. lei tStcrlinEb. $50. $3.50, $50
won: Pit. iet (Richcreek). $50 81. sec
nnd: Colonel Lit; . ticgrGin}, $3.50 third.
Time. "a Woodi thrush. " k Heal Sitor
nsy Muir. Gourmand. Captain Dodge and
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SARATOGA RESULTS

First race--hvc furlongs-Flun 10 a.
cubSni,a. 10 tR,cc). Is to 5, to 5. to (.
!. 10 /. ever. third. Tlmc. 100. Josie
Gorman. Cabot. Divil to Pay, Celiva. Kate
Fralcy also ran.
Second race - about two miles-Rohe-t
oliver. lI5 (Brooksl. IL to .. / to Z. out.
won; bore r iaI !fIsrslerl}.s e : S TO $
5 10 j. . to ]. out. third. Time, ia !.
Third racc-s!x furlongs-weddingC Cake
1l5 tJohnson). TO 3. ] to .. to 3. won !:
Red Red Rose. III tR!ce). 20 TO I, s to i,
. TO >. second: busy Signal, IL U.ykc),
Q to 8. to 8. l to {. third. Time iii 81
Lenctta. Gloria France. Lady Brummel.
Thelma l. also ran.
Fourth racc-mile-Tailor Maid. 90 Col
tilcttD, 10 to !. TO ., even. won: Leo
chares, 10 (o'Brien). to 10. / to t. out.
second. underline. 5s (Wilson). Q to 9.
c to 5, . to s.. third. Time. i36 So. Mari.
anne. Royce Roofs. Fizcr also ran.
Fifth MISUNDERSTANDING, III (Mooney)
$40 l. 3 to ]. TO 5. won; Smart Guy, I0i
Tattle. ne tColtile;tD. to /, to-, to &.
third. Time. 1893 l-5. Raico, Pocnteilo,
The Lamb. Convoy also ran.
sixth race-hve furlongs-Leonardo H..
won; IIildur. 107 (Sande). 10 i. . 10 /,
even. second: Weilnndcr. 10i (ColtiiettD.
to !, TO ], even. third: Time. SIS a-h.
Leonardo II and John Paul Jones coupled
Golden Dreams irish Sea. PashasIsa, GEN.
cral Menocal. John Paul Jones. Knight OF
the Heather. brunswick, Killuia. Nimblc-
foot, Playfellow also ran.
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TOLEDO GOLF NEXT WEEK
nv AnsnnIntnn Prs. l

TOLEDO. OHIO. August G.-C2ward
oil one hundred of the entrants in the
national open golf tournament TO be
hela at Inverness next Week had ar
rived tonight and officials in charge
OF the tournament announced that
virtually all of the stars of the golf
world who Will compete for the title
IN the classic will have checked in
by shutdown tomorrow
several of the golfers gave the
course going over today and some
good scores were turned in. Jack
GordonH~o OF Buffalo. shot an so. while
Dan Kenny. OF Olean, y. Y. came
home in II.
Douglas Edgar, the Canadian open
In 80. Par for the course is 20
Some of the other scores today
were: Jack Burgess. Asheviile, ~: j.
ackenzie. Chattanooga, II: j. Lord,
Chicago. so; a. Brown. Lockport, y,
T.. SO: Leo Diegcl. Chicago. II: Cyril
Walker. New York, so; Joe Sylvester.
80 for nine holes
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BUGS WIN AND LOSE

tSpec!a! 20 The Times Dispatch.)
ROCKY MOUNT. y, g. August G.
Dividing double bill this after
noon. the Wilson Bugs took the open
tr by a score OF TO o and the Tar
Heels the niShtcap TO ., in games
In which the winning pitcher played
conspicuous part.
In the visitors victory. Mechan was
the outstanding star. for he held The
tarhecls 10 two hits. and though
one OF them went for three bases. he
tishtened UP and there was no scor-
Ing, while his team mates sent three
runs TO count and a victory.
In the closing set;o. the Tarheel
manager and local boy. phincr Full
enwider was complete master and
never during the play did the visitors
reach second base. Two safe hits
were recorded on mis- delivery and
one pass. giving three men life on the
corners. one was left stranded an
other died in an attemp, to steal. and
the ihiEd victim In double play.
While Fullcnw!dcr was handling
the defensive, Keller again starred
WIKI the Willow, and sent a winning
run 10 count. Another was crrored
across few innings later.
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. - - - -------- -
RED. S0X LOSE


CHICAGO. Angus, G@lDjck t<or-
won his own game today when Chi :
cago defeated Boston to in ten
innings Williams. who had started
Tor chicago, did not permit a Wis
HOT to reach ii-ft base in six in
ninss. but he weakened in the sec-
cnth and eighth. Chicago scored
three runs In the frs; seven Innings
by opportunc hitting OF Elmer My
ers, recently acquired by the Bos-
ton club from Cleveland
Williams gave way for pinch
hitter and Kerr went 10 the mound
John Collins opened the tenth with
a single and stole second The next
TWO men went out, but Kerr followed
with single 20 LEFT giving the locals
the game. Score:
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st. Louis.

Totals 80 Il "A Is Totals IA q II
Rated FOR Torres in ninth.
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BATTLE AXE FORFEITS

The Battle Axe team OF the Com
mercial League failed to put in APP
pearance yesterday and the umpire
forfeited the game TO Church Hill
AS over 1900 people were present
to see the game a scrub" team was
organized and played Church Hill
small end of a I-to-0 score
The umpire declared the grounds in
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TURNER AND GARDNER
TO GRAPPLE TONIGHT
Rain Prevented Match Being Held
for Last Two
DnYS

On account of the rain last night
II Was necessary to once more post
pone the wrestling match between
Joe Turner, present holder of the
oelt, and Pinky Gardner. For the
first time In R!chmond's history, two
BrapplcrS will go TO the mat on a
Saturday night. weather permitting.
With $3.50 and belt at stake. ali
who attend will witness one OF tho
best matches ever staged between
TWO men in the best of condition.
Tonight, at Sis, at the broadway
Athletic Arena. the scrap will be put
on, preceded by 4 fast preliminary.
Ladies' admitted free
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OLYMPIC TEAM WILL
LAND SOME TIME TODAY
Many Members lint and Lots OF Work
Needed to Get in
Shane,
BY JAMES Il. CTED) MEREDITH,
InINcrsnl Sinii lnrrcsunniIcut

ID J.N"fsS IL. tIID) MIsREsDITI,
Universal stan Correspondent.
RADIO FROM ). :. MArOli<A. VIA
LONDON. August 5.-rhc track and
neid men had the last work out on
board ship this afternoon. and IT was
the hardest the coaches have given
them since they came aboard.
rirst they were sent down to the
quarter deck and put through stiff
exercises for their legs and stomach.
Stationary running followed this
LOT torm-and this again was follow
Ell by twice the running practice they
nave been used TO doing on board
Many of the men have become fat
and II looks as IL almost every one
is short OF work and it will take
some hard training on land to lick
All hands into the shape they were
before emharking. The trip has been
SO long that they have lost their ac-
crStoincd snap.
We sighted land tonight. Every
BODY came on deck for a look and not
one but wasn't happy TO welcome the
low lying strip Of terra frma. This
has been an exceptionally long trip
with many regulations laid down by
the committee and ii has become cX-
ceedinsly tircsome TO the athletes who
VIII be glad TO get ashore and let
loose some OF their stored up energy
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PETERSBURG WHIPS CATS
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times
l'ETERSBURG, VA. -eugust g.
Only four Suffolk Cats reached first
base this afternoon and Petersburg
CAPTURED the opening game, to O..
from left field TO become n pitcher,
hurled two-hit game, and in no in
ming did the visitors even threaten to
score
Between the first and ninth frames
only. one man reached first. Charlie
strain tried his hand at hurting for
suffolk, and In spite of the fact he
was touched for twelve hits and sew
eli runs, pitched a good game.
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BRAVES WIN AGAIN
fHy AssocIn,chp r.ss

BOSTON. August "a seven-run
rally in the seventh inning gave the
win over the st. Louis Cardinals TO-
day, 10 3.
Maranville, Boston shortstop, who
was injured In an automobile acc!-
dent last night. is expected back in
the game tomorrow.
Catcher Mccarthy. or ST. Louis, who
also was hurt, will be out for sew
cral days with lame back. Score:
Isoston Inr;v
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TOLEDO GOLF MATCH OFF
Eny Associated Press. ]

TOLEDO. OHIO, August 6.-The
team match for $1,000,
which was to have been held at In
verness next Sunday as a prelude to
I he national open tournament, has
been called Off. according to an
verness tournament committee.
The cancellation, II was Sid. was
due to the delay of'the British Gols
nssociation in giving its sanction t.
Ted Ray in the match.
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YANKs TROuNcE TIGERS
BABE RUTH CLOUTS OUT
TWO MORE HOME RUNS
Pitcher Quinn Relieved by MogrIdSc
In Third After Being
Illt Hard.
IBy Associated prcss.i

Tf'1 sf"SOtIIL-.
DETROIT. MICH. August G.-Babe
huth. home-run champion. added two
more circuit drives TO his string In
,he IiGer-fankcc game today, bring
ing his total for the season TO forty
one. New York won the game IL to
Ruth's first homer came in the
Knocked the ball TO the top tier OF
the bleachers In centcr.ieid. The Gee
ohd, IN the sixth inning. clearer the
wall over right field. The second
drive scored Peckinpaugh and Ward
ahead of Ituta.
quinn was hit hard and remov. ] in
favor OF MoSr!dgc in third Oldham
relieved !Causs in the eighth. Score:
Neic
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ATHLETICS WIN
fHy Axsonla;nh prcsrI

.cLEvELXND, % Ausus ,Fe sL.Lpbi,,ao,-
phia defeated Cleveland in ten In
nings today - to !. scoring the win
mig run on Il single by Dugan, a
sacrifice By Shannon and IL single By
Perkins
Hoth Romme,l and Covelesk,e
pitched great ball. Covclcsk.c would
have had Il shutout TO his credit, hut
Tor an error by Chapman in the ninth.
which let In the tying run.
Rommeii. who allowed but three
htts in eight Innings. retired in favor
Of OinCh hitter Score.
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Totals 33ll27li Totals JGl22i
.Baticd for Doak in eighth.
fRan FOR Clemens In ninth.
2liattcd for Kirchtr in ninth.

Ii bosom aSu's ...;,::9 8 9 2 "a
summary; Runs-Iowcil. Pick. Mann.
Chris;cnbury. Holke. Boeckel. Scott. Four
nier t3l. ErroTs-poweli. Ford. Fourn!er.
Hornshy- Two-basc hits-Boeckcl. Heath
cote. Fournier ca. Powell: Christentury.
Clemens Home run-Iiolk+. Stolen
haseS--PIck. Powell. Sacr!licc-Mann.
Double rlays-Fournicr IinasslstedI:
1ioia e E12n nE cHoesMe to Pick TO
Left on bases-1noston. q: ST, Louis 6.
10 in,7 innings; on Kircher. / in i. Struck
out-,-hy Scott. 3; by Doak. (: by Kircher.
Dit Cher Dnnk Vino. III
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SPORTS
Wants Next Olympic
Games in Chicago
lnx Associated prcsxl

CHICAGO. August 6.-Evereu
&. brown, for years. n member OF
the executive committee of Olym-
pie games, who left New York n
few days ago on the Lapinnd, will
extend nm invitation to the OIym-
pic games committee on August
10, mt Antwerp, BcIglum, to hold
the 1921 Olympic games In Chi
cni,o, at Grant Pnrk, 1t WINS an
nOunccd here today.
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SECOND GAME.
Chicago. New York.
Totals 80 32t1l Totals IS Il 81 Il,
DATED for Tyler In seventh.
iiinttrd for Jones in ninth.

=. 'oT" HJ I.lIl!NEh. IT:
Sew Work. ..........c o o r--G
summary: Fuus-E eraog. Terry. BurES
rezk"rt. Fr!s5h. 'rw6-h4s. hits-Burns.
Stoira basr--l'.yqiUhiy. Hurns. Sa,rLnce
--itarbcr. Double play--Des! to lierzor
90 Bari ar. + Il on DIacr--c h!Ca 20. :;
Sew YORK. 10 nsas on baIls--Hii TYlcr.
4. on ZONES. !: Dit DGugiaI. 3. lI!;s of
rYJ.r. !! ia 9 innings. on Jones ~
.rnlnS" Sirnt" oul-.,hy Tyler, 3: hY
Douglas. .. fm0tres. Elcm aai Ems.Ie.
ILIL. 80 L.N--E LL,uM. r--Iy-.r.
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PHILADELPHIA
Totals ..3i . 27I i, Totals 80 : =
'i'attch for Smith in seventh
Ia. ~ n

li'Ah io' IfSNatn IN seventh.
Score by innings Il
tinCirnati ..... -. q d is
Philadelphia .....U o 0 10 o O..
summary: Runs-Rath. Daubcrt .,ouSh
20. DUNCAN. kopt (2J. ~ngo Stenscl.
Smith. Gyrors-Hsth. Rawlings. s;ensel
Cd Meus-l. Wrghtstonc. Wheat. Two
base hit - Stengcl. Stolen bases = Rousn
Wheat. Sacr!hcos-Rath (2), Duncan tcl
hawilngs. Stcngc!. Double play - Ring
EAth and Dlubert. I.eft on bases-Cin.
cinnat 6. Philadelphia. 6. Bases on balls
of Enzmaan. J. H!ta--on Smith. 3 In :
innings, OF Iictts. : in Q (none out In
ciShih) OF Enzmunn. in innings. Hit
hy pltch"r-by Smith tR!ngl. Struck out
by Ring. q by Smith. l. by Enzmann. l.
Losing pitcEcr-STith. umpires. Hart and
-NcL.ormIcla. T!mc. %
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Totals ...33 % - Totals 81 20 4.
'Bs ttcN for Roinruel In ninth

Score by Innings: r.
Cleveland 49,. o 0 o n -
summary: Runs-Wcioh Dugan Gard
ner' ErTors-Dykcs. Chapman. Two-b base
ht-SW:ih Observation-Disclosures ca, Shan
non. Double p!ay-oN-ni and Johnston.
l.eit on b"scs-Ihiladelphia. 3: Cleveland.
o. Bases on balls-oif Rciamcl = Hits
IN Rom'nci. in Innings: on Kecf-. / in
innings. li!t b. p!tchcr-by Covcieskie
ti)ykcsl. Struck Out-by Eecfe, /; hy
Covelcskie, {; Winning pitcher - Kcefc
Inpi'es. Chill. Fr!el and Moriar.ty. Time.
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Here Are the Sizes Quantities

All $25 and S27 A1ohair Suits, Reduced to $3.50
All $50 Tropical Cloth Suits, Reduced to $3.50
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Totals as 27ii Totals 1913
'Batt-d for Jones In eighth
iBatted tor Shorten in third.

G GsM i0t. ::::s S--i74
summary: Runs-ward. IL OK 81. Ruth
Cobb. FiaEs,ead. rinei!i t2). StanaEe
pauss. Err9rs-iieiiinan, Pine!i. Two
yeach. Bodle. Young. Three base his
Lewis. lit!lmann. Home ruas-Euth (2)
Left on basc-New York 6. Detroit .
Esse on 1a!S-Dauss. 6; Quinn. 9: Mor-
IN 2. OF MogEldrc. in : on Dauss 10
IN .. struck out--bY Dauss. J: by Mo.-
ridge. (. Passed balI-Stauaca Winning
pitchtT-Qulnn Losing northumberland
IinpHes. Dinrcn and owens Time. ::O;
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Cleveland Aranges
for World Series Games
my Associated rress.)

CLErEI,AND, OHIO, August g.
with Cleveland leading the hmcrI-
rnn League by I'VE games, the
Cleveland club, In anticipation of
winning the ling, today awarded n
contract and secured n permit tn
construct n press box to scat 500
newspaper correspondents and
telegraph operators mt the worlds
scrleH.
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VIII Land Today.

ANTWERP. August G.-IThe trans
port Princess Matoika. with the
American Olympic team on board. sig
nailed her arrival In the River Schlcdt
iate TINS afternoon. She is expected
to dock at Antwerp tomorrow morn
iny =
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SECOND GAME.
Totals 81 2ls
Score by innings;

NJ ~ 4ISSuH -.........U o %
summary: Runs-Myers. Chisholm. Err
rr@ nss SXIy. B;,tns. HudEins. Stolen
Rocky Mount, ]. Left on bases-Rocky
Mount! Z: Wilson. !. Bases on bails-off
Hamilton. >: off Fulenwider. l. Struck
9nt,by Hamilton. .. by Fuilenwider. 3.
Double p!ax-keller 10 Steinback TO C:amn
IN: umpires. CASTOR and Brandon. Time.
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te need said regarding the Suits Congwise
Of
n all
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CARDS SIGN PITCHER

fSy stSSUCIifttN f'TcSsS.
BARTLESy1LLE, OKLA. August c.
III. r. big Six" Scott. who has
tro!eum team here. has been signed
by Scout Barrett. of the St Louis
Nationals. to report as pitcher for
the Cardinals August 10. Scott is 90
years old.
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The Newport News team is surely Grip
"a. but no worse than IN. staff down
here. Everybody covering two or three no.
Sitiprs. Had to send another cal up to the
DIE circuit for endorsements. We're still
batting 80. however
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PHlLLY LOSES AGAIN

PHILADELPHIA. August 5.--Poor
fielding, due 10 weather conditions.
S-to-2 Victory over Philadelphia to-
day. The locals committed six err
rors. and the Few hits the visitors
made M Smith were timely. Score;
Cincinnati philaxlrIphin
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.Rat;sd FOR Torres in ninth
Score BY innings: r.
Washington ........,... o O4IOO III
ST; Louis ...,............... $oi6346g iii
summary: Runs-Judge (2) Milan. Rice
Roth. Courtney t2l. Gerber (3l. Gedeon
Sister ~. jacobson t3l. Williams (2J
smith S Iooin. Davis. - Errorc1.-Itice. Two
Harris. Home runs-JudEc t2l. WEliaina
0.Neil!. Harris and Judge Left on bases
Washington. 10: ST. Louis. O. Base on
hhilS-on Courtney. .: off EnEcl. {: off
Davis. .. H:,s-on Courtney. Is In S "a
innings: OFF Enge! In / 20 innings: on
by Courtney tSmih): BY TnGel tSeveraiD
struck .ouI-by Davis; Wild pitches
p!'cs-Connolly and Na!lip. Time. 2:o7.
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ScoTe DY INNINGS:
Chicago ........0 o o o IL
:, summary: Runs-,yit,. Menosky. Myers.
r: Collins ca. j. Collins. Schaik Errors
Risbers Two-base hiis-Jacksoa. Witt.
lioopcr. Foster; Stolen hases-wcayer. e
collins. j. Collins. Sacrificcs-Schalk
Weaver: Left on bases-Boston. a. Chi
SSaEo. II. Ease on bails-Myers. g: Viii
Hams 2. 1iits-on Williams. in s In
ninEs; of Kerr. in 2 inninEs, Struck
Observation-Disclosures and Evans. Time
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with Lee Stone. young Schulz and
Harris going good should pull through
all right after McWhor;cr goes II We get
a go'd relief pitcher from the White SoX.
we nate TO see Guy EO. but one Will
stand IN his way OF making good ''up
there" And we know he viii!
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Southern Association.

birmingham. / 4: Little Rock, 10.
New Orleans, 4: Memphis, IL.
Atlanta, .; Chattanooga, /.
Mobile, 2; Nashville, 6.
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SENATORS LOSE
fBy Assoeiatod Prcss.l

ST. louis. August 6'IwiIliams
nome run in the sixth featured to-
days game, which St. Louis won from
Washington, Ii to 7. Judge got two
successive four base hits. tho last
one tying the score in the sixth.
Score
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The double header today should draw
the biggest crowd OF the scason. Manager
SGhwaris. OF Newport News. viii probably
pitch CooEan IN the frst. who Is solno slab
artist: Going TO be some game. He's keep
Ing secret VINO viii pitch the second game.
Possibly he has a dark horse to spring
on
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= l!;le res; VIII DO the boys lots o: good
before that rocky ride TO Rochy Mount
And they say i;s some rough trip.
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The Champions pulled ho pretty close
to brooklyn yesterday during their lay
OF. They may be pretty dangerous again
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GIANTS WIN TWO Games
BENTON AND DOUGLAS HOLD
CHICAGO CUBS SAFE IN BOTH
Grover Cleveland Alexander Lnstcd
Only Four Innings Against
New YOrk'H Stick-Mcn.

by Associated Press.l
NEW YORK, August 6.-New York
won double header from Chicago
today. the first game 5 TO 2. and the
second to 2.
Benton and Douglas held the Cubs
safe In their respective games.
Alexander lasted only four Innings
In the first game and Tyler retired In
the second after six innings Scores:
FIRST GAME.
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Texas Lencue.

Houston, 80; Shreveport, SIS.
San Antonio, I: 1t. worth. .. 10 0-
Beaumont, 10; Dallas s.
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The Giants took both ends of a double
biii yesterday from the Cubs and drew
away from Pittsburgh. who didn't play
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The Yankees and White Sox both VOL
and are s:lll one point apart 4 slip eli the
way viii mean lot at this stage of tn
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II we get Drazicr next week II will help
lot; as ShoIty Baker can then take a
Few days Oft till h.a shoulder Is in good
cond.tion again BrazIcr can play the
old inie.d well the outNcld.
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It's getting TO be a fad around here to
iWfSS out Ms!ders IN the box. yesterday a,
ncnpitchcrs and both did we'll Smith for
'ttcEsbuFE. hur.cd two-h.t game