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IRIS SPEAKER GETS "FLUKE"
HOME Observation-Disclosures
lack Wheat Gets Three Hits and One Run in a Two
o-One Game

error. however. He had already
scored Olson with the frs, run OF
the game by drive 10 left and he
had brought in Wilson'S run. him
self on Myers crack over the tip OF
Doc Johnson's glove at first. And.
before the game was over he spun
very satisfactory toll OF three hits
and ono run III u two to one game in
which his whole side only made six
hits OF three pitchers.
l. was sad afternoon for the
aspirations Of Young Joe Sewell, the
Nid short stop who had filled Ray
Chapman's shoes 50 we'll in the frs;
game. Scwcn had a bad error. nght-
!as three fast rounds with the ball
on Gr;fiith's difficult hit in the first
inning. and finally letting it bounce
away from him. He battIed the ball
aSa!n in the eighth, when lack
/ wheat raped it TO his busy station
out the scorer gave Wheat a hit Sc
ne Kid looked less conspicuous.
and thus ends the first CONFUSION
OF the second world series that has
come 20 Brooklyn in four years. !,
leaves Brooklyn in a peculiar frame
OF mind that may be, lkened TO the
immediate effects that Indulgence In
me icTmcnted juice OF the Junipe,
| berry has on those who indulge ir
me juice OF the Juniper berry
Brooklyn is souscd with delight-the
laundry boys are collecting three.
dollar bets from their Manhattan
| friends and the traffic in ice cream
Scdas has become so scandalous thai
'hc antIsoda fountain league ma,
step IN at ANY moment and demand
another constitutional amendment.
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FlrAt Inning.

Cleveland-Evans out. Olson TO
honetchy. on I hard hit drive directly
into the shortstop's hands. wam-
bsSanss walked. Speaker out. John
ston to Konctcny. Wamby going to
second. Burns out. Olson TO Ko-
netchy. 20 runs; no hits; no errors.
Smith was very wild and seemed
nervous. Miller and Olson encour-
aged him constantly. His speed was
terrific, but he had great difficulty in
controlling his curves.
Brookiyn-.Olson walked. Johnston
sacrificed. ONcill TO Burns Griffith
was safe at first on Scwcll's error. OIL
son going TO third. Wheat singled TO
left scoring Olson and sending Crit
fifth to second. Myers singled TO
right. scoring Griffith and scnding 8
Wheat TO second. II was dinky POP
Fly which Burns lcapcd and touched
with his glove but could not bring
down. Mails now pitching for Cleve-
land. Konetchy popped TO Wamby.
KilduT fouled to Wood. Two runs:
two hits: one error.
Seweil's bobble Of an easy grounder
paved tie way for Caldwelrs down
| LII. ILul ltaS WAS very WIZ.
Second Inning.
| Observation-Disclosures filed to Griffith
Wood lined 10 Griffith. who made a
sensational running catch off his shoe
tops close TO the right field foul line.
Sewell out. konctchy TO Smith. who
covered first. No runs; no hits; no
errors.
The Indians were iiGhting hard and
Gardner and Wood hit Smith for ire
mcndous clouts. hut Griilith's sterling
work kept the bases clear.
Brookiyn--Mllcr walked Smith
popped to Mails, who doubled Miller
off first. Olson singled to center on
the first pitched ball Olson gu,
stealing. o'Ncill to Wamby. No runs;
one hit; no errors
Third Inning.
Cleveiand--ONelIl out, Konetchy 10
l<ilduH to Smith, who covered first.
| <onctchy DETECTED Il vicious drive on
which Kilduff made n lightning pick
up and throw to first. Mails flied to
Myers. Evans out. Kildun to 10
netchy. No runs: no hits: no errors
kilduh's play on O'Neills was
superb. He dived for the ball
scoopcd II and hurled II TO Smith just
a. the big pitcher galloped across the
bag half stride ahead of O'Ncill.
Brookiyn--Johnston out, Wamby
to Burns. on a hard hit Croundcr
Neis batted for Griffith and went out
Sewen TO Burns, on hairIine de.
cision. Wheat broke his bat and went
to tho duCout for another one and
then singled. sending dinky Texas
Lacquer just outside Sewell's reach
Myers popped to Seweu. No runs
one hit mo errors.
Fourth Inning.
| Clevcland-Neis now playinr rirb,
for Brooklyn. Wamby out. Olson II
Koneichy. Olson made a pretty MIA,
from deep short and nipped the In.
dian b" an cyelash. Speaker doubled
TO let and scored when the bal,
rolled past Wheat to the fence
Wheat was charged with an error
This broke seventeen scoreless In.
nings. Burns out. j. Johnston &c
konetchy. on another close NAV
Gardner out. ]. Johnston to Konetchy
One run: one hit. one orror.
Speakers hit was the first ~,
Smith. 1t was a drive down tho fon,
line which Wheat let roll between hi.
heels.
Brooklyn-Konetchy walked md
o'Neili wont out and patted Mail. or
the back. Kilduff sacrifced to burns
* sending Konetchy to second. Milo
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I'VE OU7PLAYED THEM ALL
AROUND, SAY ZACK WHEAT
Is Sorry He Was The Cause of Preventing Smith From
Getting Shut Out-Says Teammates Made
Most of Opportunities

There Is no reason why we
shou!dn', keep up this winning brand
OF baseball in Cleveland. We arc
started now and don; think they
can head US. We outhit them today
TO l and our inacid and pitching
was certainly superior. We have
seen oil their most vaunted pitchers
already. but we have still got some
good ones that haven't started.
played an exhibition Eamo In
Cleveland several years ago. That's
the only time have ever been In tina,
park. but VIC will take the games
just the same.
We expect 10 &c, in some practice
tomorrow afternoon there. 1t Will
probably be Grimes and Cove!cskic
on Saturday and with them pi,chine
it surely ought to be peach Of y
game.
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BY wEsTRRooK PEGLEn.

u Eitet News STAN Corrcxpondcnt.)
NV YORK Oct Jus, atteen
.-.-1tc a.;s- :h= starr OF the third
wa:.ts series bal. game in Charley
Lste:.s c.Ea: b5I ball park the
--u;-g.-s Robins. who spend their
~ = s-s = Brooklyn FOR a money
consideration. t2t .-ath=-ed their
..ert W. ;:e!- second victory OF the
se-.es u: took iwo hours 20 con
yiac- -:s Sneaker and his horizon
.lue :--ov:s o: this fact and
s2saE.- -s=l. LED strong a-gu-
-e.t vl.a = f-Eey home run in
re form Inning III; those two
-uus iaz; dove RAY Caldwell of the
XII : .re frs: !aa:nG were enough
- NJ ne game 20 :;
TVS Gan. really GO; homer. !,
VS. o-s q: :hcse things. He strGcl,
!a-e c-y:- To .ef. side OF the plate.
.cl;ei tac a.-hs out Q. one OF Shcr-
700 Smiths curves and sen, IL spang
down tae i...e toward third. zip. past
GSrtos! -ateaiiye :hree dollar glove
and bloo!e, right through lack
Whe-ts eatre:ched position on the
tpu! !'ae. 81 that time iris was
tearing .Hco second and when he saw.
the bs.! % bouDd:as rne...iy along
20 ihs extreme corner OF the field
WIKI Waea, th-"shins after it. he
sH.Fnined along th= paths, around
:h-rd ard home.
Speaker go, = -aagger from the
scorer and Whea: an error The ball
went So far ate: !: got away from
Wheat tia, he d!tn'; even trouble 10
make th-ow-in on Speaker.
This sa:1e Wheat could AFFORD an
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NY ZACH t"nuCK-D WHEAT,
Captain OF the brooklyn Dodgers.


BROOKLYN. y. y. Oct. well.
We had more opportunities TO make
plays today and the boys certainly
lived up TO those opportunities. They
gave Sherrod Smith wondorful sup
port, and he was exceptionally
steady the whole game
We Just naturally outplayed them
all around. 1 thought.
arm sorry was the cause OF pre-
venting Smith from getting shut
out. because ] don't think they would
have gotten run otherwise. And
he deserved one. played tina. ball
TOO fast and missed. had notion
could beat Speaker TO first and then
the ball took 4 funny hop and went
right over my hands. j was not
strictly an error, for the ball never
touched me, but OF course the scorers
called II one and II undoubtedly
would look like one from where they
We're. Their judgment stands.
Anyway, We won and that's what
We were after and Speaker got q
run which aid the Cleveland -oo,crs
lot OF good. The chances arc that
VIII ." the only :Ho-baggcr in tho
series on which 4 man Will get home
our intic!d had much more pep to-
day; ii looks like they have struck
gait that they will keep up through
the series. Two sets o. double plays
that denoted the fastest mind work
and precision shut out the Indians
when they had something started
Ivy Olson's catch and throw were
particularly clever.
Mails was certainly good while he
was in. He is much better than when
he was with us In 1916. or course,
he was youngster then and he has
had experience. He had lots OF
steam then. but he lacked control
lie has got it now and 1 thought
he did mighty well.
Caldwell was just unfortunate. Tic
didn't get started right and went
wild. Chlc. OF course, we had look
ut the other day, and he had little
TO do today. Miller caught nice
game for us. but that O'Ncill Just
naturally can't help catching good
game every day in the week. Hes
certainly great catcher.
Buck IIerzog came in to sec me
after the game. Back in 1912 when
Buck was with the Giants playing In
tho world series against the Red Sox,
he asked me for bat. had u dandy
that had been using right along. but
] was through with it then. so | gave
it to him. Buck batted 400 with it,
And he came in today to wish me
luck In return. Johnny Evcrs also
dropped in to see us both before and
after the game.
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SPORTS
KET0NEN Downs DALLAS
IN fine WRESTLING BOUT
Winner Will Meet Joo Turner Mon
day Night ut Either Strand or
City Auditorium.

In ono OF tho most Interesting and
clcnnest wrestling matches seen IN
this city for some time Pete Dallay.
oi Chicago, last night at the Broad
way Athletic Arena. went down 10
deicat at the skilled hands OF Wiano
hctoncn. the husky Finnish middle
weight. a big crowd turned out to
see tho match and much enthusiasm
was shown. kctonen appears TO be
inc popular favorite in this city and
u large delegation OF fans were null
ing ior him to come out tho victor.
me FIRST fail went to Ketoneu
aiter twenty-thrcc minutes Of fast
ana clever work. with a combination
mead ana leg lock. During this fail
the fans were treated to many good
laughs when Wiano succeeded in get.
.'hs ms taVorite hold on Dallas. This
noin - ono where he ties his opno-
ncht UP SO that he cannot move or
SCI The any ss possieis hold on him.
scientific graphing. with a hohv
scissors and arm lock. During THIS
holds D% Which, men w.rn held home cSrkins
work on the part OF both.
The last fan came like cloud
nurst or a clear sky. The men had
}ust started working nicely whc
ke;cnen frightened up on Dallas and
pinned his shoulders to tho mat in
Tour minutes. with a double arm
lock. That ketoaen was the favoIit"
Was shown after thiB fall, when he
was given big ovation by the
Next Monday night Ke,oncn will
meet Joe Turner. now known 10 the
local fans aS crab" II was stated
Dy the management OF the broadway
arena that the bout would be staged
al the Strand or tho Auditorium II
either OF these places could be OBJ
tanned. II not. the bout viii be held
az the Erond Street Arcnn
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ALUMNI OF VIRGINIA AND
v. M. |. TAKE NOTICE

r. w. Williams. an alumnus of
virginia Military Institute. has called
a meeting for O'Clock today in the
In this city OF both Y. 81 /. and IN.
University OF Virginia. 10 discuss
plans FOR obtaining special sleeper TO
morrow morning for the game be
tween the University and V. NJ. /.
which Is creating u large amount
OF /. tcrest In this icty.
Any one Interested In attending
the game may accompany the party
r.Sardlcss Of his college connections.
Ihos who cannot attend today'H
meeting are requested 10 telephone
Mr.. Williams mt boulevard 1867. Til.
party VIII leave here at 1925 toynor-
row and on the return thicr sleeper
VIII be attached to tho mldniEh.
train through Charlottesville. pulling,
IN here early sunday morning.
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ORIOLES WIN AGAIN

BALTIMORE. Oct. 7.-Raltimore
made II two In the intcrleague series
with st. Paul this afternoon. captur-
Ing tho second game by q count OF
to 5. 1t was z f:ee-hitting contest;
with the home club better able 10
bunch its binglcs and use them 10
It's credit.
Score by innings: r. IL e
81. Paul .....2l 900 co0o-5 2 .
baltimore ....2 o 6 0 0 '--s l. 3
Bat ter cs - Merrill! Williams
Coumbc and Hargravc: Ogden and
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MOORE, OF RINGGoLD, VA,
TO CAPTAIN NAVY CREW

=. ANNAPOLIS: MD. Oct. 7.-Midship-
Va: who rowed No. { in tho crew
which cleaned up at tho Olympic
games at Antwerp. establishing n
worlds record for the mile and a
quarter. has been elected captain
for next season. He is also right
guard OF the football team.
Graves. captain and No. 2, and
JacominL bow. will be lost to the
crew by graduation. Moore is the
only member OF next years gradua-
Ion class In tho crew.
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The Times-Dispatch World Series
Reports on an Electric Score Board

me lncs'Dspatch will display
The Times Dispatch Building during
inns ard VIII bc registered
o INC pnnan IL
sa' games DO tho best ting-comc
Building. welcome. -
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CAPTAIN RAHkfHS
fHREE-RlhG CIRCUS
OPENS AT REDtAnD

CINCINNATI, o., July 12-The
raging Phillies. fresh from three wins
out Of four with pittsburgh, VIII open
"a four game series with Moran's Reds
at Redland Field Monday afternoon.
According to dope, Fay FISHER will
try to subdue the Philhes with his
splitter" In the initial contest. Rixey.
the man with. the. college. yell for a
surname. will fopposs-Fisher- = ;.
Again the. Reds came from behind
and tanned a team that started rough
stuff. They Won the fourth game from
the. Braves, 6 Ito 3, Sunday. Sallee
pitched good ball but was taken out
for a substitute batter in~the- eighth.
The score at-the time was 3 to 3. l. -,
With the score still up in the last
half of the ninth and .with-two men
on base, Jake Daubert hit one. OF the
longest hemers ever made. at Redland
Field The .ball hopped ~intot.the right
field bleachers, although 1T struck the
ground about five feet in frezat...n, -
e.. Because of ruling made last winter
the superfluous rtlAs were counted
The standing with the Dodgers re.
mains unehaRged., Ten points .separ
atfng.the teadnst The scere-ef SUNDAYS
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SHAMR0CkS LOSE
ONE our Of: Two

The Richmond Shamrocks battled
IL innings at Lynn Sunday afternoon
In the first half Of the. scheduled
doubfe header, only to lose out IN the
twelfth inning, s to S. ~'- ''''~ 49,
The shamrocks appeared winners
the first part OF the game. as the score
was 5 to ] in the last half Of the
fifth, in favor Of the Shamrocks.
Lynn scored twice in the sixth and
twice in tho ninth, tieing the. score.
Runnells pitched a good game for
the losers. Although hit somewhat
hard, he was effective with men on
bases. He was accorded good support.
Mccoy, Lynn catcher. ran nearly 100
feet III the fifth Timing and caught a
foul fly. Jordan, also of Lynn, scored
LynHs'- first run In the fourth by q
solid drive TO center for Seur Dagger.
--Ra1o-saxed the. .-Shannrocks.fEou-de de-
feat in the second game. Lynn started
early. scoring four runs in the first
inning. Hooyer Gut in with q four;
Dagger. with the score 4~to In the
last half Of the fourth inning, the
wealth hefrnan came down upon the as
sem Dfage; --dousfng fans and players:
The scores----t - 49, -R.ffsE.
shanrceksr .4o2 ,02e 600 e0o-s1-2 ,--2
Lynn ...... 900 102 002 001-8 IS
= Runnells and StegmanTDuke-ans
Mccoy. t-
Second game R.H.E.
sLamrocks 1O2 o2o 600 ooo-5 -
LYNN .4OO1- 6 g
Muhl and Stegman; McCracken and
MCCOY. ---- - - -
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EAST AND WEST in
NEAR-TIE AS TEAMS
ENTER THE STRETCH

The half way mark of the major
leagues baseball season views close
struggle between an Eastern and 4
western club for the leadership of
each league. ..-< ~-
Brooklyn holds a one-game advan-
tage over Cincinnati in the National
league, while Cleveland, though pos
aessing no game advantage over New
York, has a lead of four points in the
American league percentage column.
All four teams won yesterday. A
The heavy batting Of the Brooklyn
and Cleveland Clubs, with respective
team averages for the past week of
1897 and 1874, enabled them to oust
their rivals from the-eoyeted top po-
sition. The squirt of the~~Chtcago
Americans in winning II of their past
81 games promises-.to- bring. about a
three cornered fight in the younger
league. >'"-'' -- '-''
The Brooklyn Nationals, who have
won Is games in IT. possess pitching
staff that should be useful in coming
double headers. The Superbas were
the only winning team IN tAe National
league. 1ast-week '-.--. -- ~ --~'"
~~Fincinnati's twirlers are going we'll,
but -light~batting'~b by their team mates
has handicapped them: Most Of Chr
caso's box men have been hit hard.
1850 .PhitIies Trip Pirates.
ST. Louis displayed a strong attack
against Chicago, but fielded poorly IN
the Brooklyn. series. P1ttsbuug, after
holding Cincinnati even. dropped three
out or five to the -tatl-end Philadel-
'p1fIans Boston also broke even with
Cincinnati in four games. = 'r"-' >-
In the American league, Cleveland
appears to have difficulty in keeping
ahead Of New York despite the Yam
-kegs recent lapse 49, - 49, '''''
- Cove1esK1e and -Bagby have been
called upon frequently to relieve fai.
reffng Cleveland twtrfers. New York
fecovered from IT'S Washington set.
back aid made It three out Of fou1
With Detroft~-T- - -"
Washington failed to continue its
winning WORK against 'Cleve1and, the
Senators Tosing Their fifth game today
IN the sfX-ga1he Series. -''''"
B6ston began the week with heavy
batting and d~after double -shuto1t BY
Philadelphia pitchers, did little scor
ing. The Red Sox ffelded' remarkably
Well. st. Eouis did not make e"use Of
good pitching, losing several gamet
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-07-12

.Crane ran for Wingo in ninth In
ming.
-fSee hated for Sallce in seventh
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S. A. L. Baseball

Leadership or the SATURDAY After
noon BASEBALL league remains TN
changed as the Starr Pianos and Na'-
COS won Saturday afternoon. The Nat
co downed the Vulcans in a to U
pitchers battle at Exhibition park.
The Piano makers won a to Q
forfeit game at Reid field
The. Natco Vulcan game was said
to haye been the best. played in the
Saturday afternoon circuit this wear.
Save. for the .Etn seored by the Nateo
in the second inning, Hartman, Vul-
can hurIer,- was s-1nvfncibre: ~&f-hough
a loser. he slightly outpitched Schep'
man, of the Natcos Hartman famed
seven men, walked two and allowed
but two hits. Schepman walked four
men whitfield five and was nicked for
but one hit Schepn1an backing-was
superior to that given Hartman -
The Starr Pianos had aboat-15 men
for their game with the Wayne Works
at Reid field The Wayne Works had
but five men. A scrub game was
played, the scorer and spectators TAX
ing part
The score of the Natco-vulcan
game:
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"Eayrs patteu lUr HuuoIPH IN IN Hif1tii iiaft
inning: ~>' - '-' '"' - ''1 1-''
~.tOne out when winning run was
scored. 49,
Cincinnati - 100 001 1913
IOStOTf - Wv W.
.Twn.Rase Hits-Wingo. See, Sulli.
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Yesterdays Games
NA7ONAU-LEAGUE:

At Chicago R. H. E.
New York -. 900 900 21o-s s 81
Chicago: .:.... 0o2 600 ooo-2 5 il
-Behton and Snyder; Vaughn and
Killifer
At Brooklyn R.H.E
BrooKlyn y. ~. 900 101 OO0-2 Il
St.. Louis -. 100 900 00o-I 6 81
-a.Marquard and Elliott :. Doak and
Dinhofer. %, - -. 49, - - -
-" AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Washington --->' So r. II. E.
Cleveland 49,: 10 900 300 II /
Washington go. 900 90 008-e 7 4
Morton and O'Neil; Johnson, Erick-
SON and Charity ~~--'-- -"
= At-New York r. H. E.
Detroit. .t::::,.-... ~. 100 0o3 oox-5 II 2
New York 80. 281 e26 81r-6 Z 0
- Ehmke and Ainsmith; Mays and
l.. I..-.-AMERIcAN ASSOCIATION.
! At Kansas City -.-f" - r H. E.
Louisville :. :! 100 O10 1903 10 %
kansas City -. e4O 100 Oe0--2 7 1
r. Wright and Koeher;, Baden and
Sweeney. --~' g. --' = -
At Milwaukee-Two games. r. H. E.
Indianapolis .:.1-19f 0eO ~-0f0-3 g. g
Milwaukee,. 43o 600 92x--S 16 1
- Whitehaus and -ffenHne; Miller and
-TT1rJct : $3.50 ~ ~-.-o - +-.,-s ->--
Second game R. H. E.
Indianapolis :. ...:...... 900 01O'10iLS
Milwaukee. ......... 900 100 00o~1
Rogge and Denline; Reinhart and
Ulrich.- ,'-'' -. ~.~- ~--'-' -
Al st. Paul R.H.E.
Columbus -. O2O 0o2 00O-4 9 4
St Paul :..... Ot0 iOe 2Ox-1e IA 2
. Barger and Hartley Williams. Hall
- At Mtnneapolis- R.H.E.
Toledo ...:...,. 900 900 O00-9 4 2
Minneapolis -. 600 O2o Oex-2 10 1
Mccall and Murphy; James and
Mayer --'
- =. SATURDAYS GAMES.
American League:
Chicago;"6; Philadelphia
Detroit 6; New-York, T, 90 in
Cleveland, II: Washington, %.
St. Louis, 9; Boston, 2 So
----NATlo oNAE LEAGUE.
Boston, 1-2; Cincinnati; 'O-5:
Philadelphia S-9; Pittsburgh, II.
I'll innings first ganae).
Brooklyn; z; st. Louis, 2.
New York, 8 S;-Chieago, 5:
- American Assoc alton.
Columbus, 5; 'Minneapolis,-
Feledo, 4; ST. Paul, $. ="
indianapolis, 4; Kansas City, 8.
LeaisviHe142; Milwaukee, s.
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through light hitting. Detroit and
Philadelphia showed Improvement.
Babe" Ruth, star batter of the
New York Americans, made his 25th
home run in the Yankees middle
game Of the season, and today brought
his total to 27 1t was his third circuit
smash in three consecutive games.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-07-12

- - GAMES TO-DAY.
National League.
Philadelphia~at Cincinnati.
BFeeklyn at Chicago.
New-Terk at st. Louis.
Boston at PIttsburg.
49,. American League.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston. 80.
=. American Association.
Columbus at st. Paul. -
Toledo at Minneapolis.
Indianapolis at Milwaukee.
Louisville at Kansas City.
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BEATS CITY
TEAM IN HEAVY GAME

Whitewater came from behind sun
day afternoon and gave the invading
Richmond Senators a to trimming.
The Senators scored first and second,
Whitewater scored third, fourth and
last. The Senators made 8 hits and
mussed up Ave fielding chances. White
water made two errors and pounded IL
hits. Baker, Breeze and Davis COM
posed the Whitewater battery. Madge
and Moore pitched and caught for the
Senators.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-07-12

Sacrifice hit Schepma1l. Double
play. Logan to H. Logan to Brad
way. Stolen base-Bradwae. STRUCK
out-By Hartman, 7; by -Schepman, D
Bases on balls-Off Hartman, zi-oif
Schepman 4. Hit by pitcher tf3rao-
way, Time of game hour and 40
minutes, Umpire Kluter. Scorer
McMinn,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-07-12
NEW MADISON RISES TO
STAMP ON NEW PARIS

After being blanked for five innings
willie the Opposition had scored two
runs, New Madison arose In the sixth,
seventh and eighth innings and de-
feated the New Paris nine, Z to g.
TIE game was Hard fought. The
runs were scored by clean hitting.
SHIFTS and Haas composed the New
Madison battery.
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van. Boeckel, Maranvilles 2. -
.Three<Base FIit-RoAsh.
Home Run-Daubert.-
Left on Bases-Cincinnati, Z; Bos-
ton, T. &c., -
Double Plays-Rath to Sticking to
Daubert, 2; Groh to .Rath to'Daubert;
Neale to Daubert;' -Maranyiile to
Holke Pick to Holke to Maranvilie
Struck Out-By Eller, I; by Ru-
dolph, l. =,
Bases on Balls-Off sallee, 2; off
Eller, I; off Rudolph, /. ~~
Base Hfts-Off Sallee, 7: off Eller,
Q; off Rudolph, IL; off McQuillen, 2.
Time--1: 4b.
Umpires-Rigler and Moran.