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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-03

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giort tilitrpffelig propaganda for al
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Et virkeIigt Godtkjob paa en- reel

$50 Acres hadt Land, fngen Sten, rent Flint Hus opvarmet, stald Kja&
deren. sio og Udbygninger. Tfhtedende FMme s@lges til $500 pr Acre; men
denne Farm tilbydes for $3.50 pr. Acre. Vii overtage Mortgage for $4,000 tn
s Procent. Set Dem straks i Forbindelse med mig.
j. M. Hagan, New Richmond, Wiz.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-03
MINNESOTA.
]. eAFFNEY
Land og Lam
MORRIS, MINI.
Hv0r Majs, Kl1ver og Kreatur vii
bringe Dem Velstand.
skriv efter Liste og Priser.

6hTlV eIter LlSte OG FrISer.
"A GOOD TITLE ALWAYS. er vor
Styrke. vi har nogle reele Godtkj4b 1
ypperlige Otter Tail County, der hvor
Farme giver rigt Udbytte. Skriv til o.
1 Dag, og vi vii sende Dem frit Oplys-
ninger ON disse Farme paa lette Viii
kaar Og smaa Afbetalinger. G. D. Baker
Land Co, Drawer n, Fergus Falls, MINI
HON til Otter Tail County, Minnesota,
for de bedste GodtkjGb i improved
Farme. Udmerket Jordbund. Kl9ver
er en- Ukrudt. Alfalfa, Majs og ale
Gr&ssorter vokser til Perfektion. Meje-
ri og KvRgopdr@tning vii vedblivende
trives. Code Veje. St9rste Liste over
improved Farme: Foresp9rg:
j. 1. Carter, Fergus Falls, MINI.
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tie % bpgfige Scr. snnobp &anien er
8eitprer for ben norfe Nfoeling.
Sen iterfe Organization "9be Sn=
fer &acial Council" i,l0rpffebe, meb
Megieringens Bifalb, fIere itore Mper-
tisiementer i Observation-Disclosures
oets SS%nteresie 6remmebiprogspres-
fen, ser rlaaebe oper 20,OOO,OOO 2p-
iere.
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q. 81. @snrling, 6ormono.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
OPEN GOLF EVENT
BEGINS At DEAL, ENGLAND
Abe Mitchell, British Player, Comes
Ont Ahead Of Americans in
First Round.
nN mo EItIkr IE. IINNL.OW.

DEAL. ENGLAND. June 30.-Wal-
ter Hagen. .Amcrica's homc-hrcd golf
champion. put in the most discourage
ing day OF mis- life toGay on the wind
swept hiiiocks OF the Deal golf
course.
The American crossed the Atlantic
to play in the British open tourna-
ment only to find on the day OF the
final test that he had lost his golf
Hagen could not get going. lie
sliced and hooked off the tee, failed
TO play his second shots up to the
green's with his usual boldncss. and
greens lie was in trouble in the
rough. repeatedly. On his morning
card, HAGEN a an s., and did Even
wGrSH during h afternoons play,
Forty Ahead of IinScn.
Aiorc IMAM forty professionals FIN
iShed ahead Of Hagen for the day.
Hagen was followed all day by a
group of loyal Americans, who rooted
strongly for him.
America is not out OF the running,
since Jim i'arncs was in II tie with
Men Herd for second place ut the
end of tho days contests. Barnes
Melted n - in the morning, and came
n9GG With "a "a in the afternoon,
Barncs played a fine round in the
afternoon, hitting Il low ball off the
tees. playing his second shots 10 the
ereens masterfully, and putting with
Mitchell Leads Field.
Abe Mitchell led the field with
two fine rounds of "A and IS. for n
total of III. This game rim a lead
OF SIX strokes over the field.
The English We're disappointed in
Duncan. whose ard showed SO each
for the morning and afternoon. for Il
total Of 100. The big thrcc-Nardon,
w. II. Traylor and Bra!d-all were
winner. Barnes is conceded to have
n good chance. since Mitchell has
fallen down in the final round in
other competitions.
Leaders for the day with their
scores We're:
Mitchell. ~: Barnes. 153: Herd
lA2; Ray. lisa: Wingatc. 1j5: w. II
Taylor. i51: lIavcv's. l5S: Holland
las: Warden, l59; Braid, 1885,: JOSH
TAYLOR, l5a: Duncan. 100.
Hagen was in n tie for forty-nintl
place, with a score OF lG6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
RICHMOND WINS IN TENTH
LUKE STUART'S HOME RUN
DEFEATS ROCKY MOUNT
Struggling Second IIascmnn brings
Smith la Ahead of Him
with Score Tied.

StOFc Itru.
iOCKf MOUNT, y. c., June 60
After the Tarhocis had overcome n
three run lead and knotted the SEQ e
in the eighth frame. Stuart's willow
gave the Richmond Colts the victory.
IN Il ten inning affair this afternoon.
by Il 5-to-3 count, the visiting second
sacker driving one of Richardson's
offerings over the left field Will,
"niie smith was pcrched on the bases
Ihe r "A was fought fuu-lous
throughout with Kircher and Rirh-
afdsoi, who twirlcd his first game
Tor the locals, twirling giitcLge bal
ana working out OF dangerous holes
IN several innings.
IN. visitors started hostilitias n
tic fourth frame. whcn Il double hN
looie. followed by StuaTt's triple AID
an inieid out, sent two counters over
sixth. 'h'
y base on balls and hits by Charlu,
anu Richardson brought a rum &c
cover for Rocky Mount in the sew.
enth. S~tcinback's safety, Meyers
Triple II 4 sacrifice fly knottcd the
score IN the eighth and sent tkc
game into extra innings.
stuart starred with the stick. ce.-
tins Il single. a triple and Il home run
Guy OF four trips to the plate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
DODGERS TAKE TWO

NEW YORK, June 30-Brooklyn
won both games or n do~ubleheader
from the Giants today, 4 to 3. and ,
TO l.
In tho frs: game Mitchell held the
Giants safely throughout while
Wheat's hitting figured largely in
Brooklyn's runs.
The second game WAS 4 pitching
duel between rhine u Toney. the
latter being taken out in the eighth
To let Doyle bat for him. The Giants,
did not score until the ninth.
1Shcn Bancroft singled and on
Npleted the circuit on two iniicld hits
and kcl!y'S hit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
SECOND G.lMI:.

Tets 80 s.1B Totals ia ! y =
,nat!td ior .s!cSing In eighth.
s"'1.sf i9E Ioney In eighth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
WILSON WINS CONTEST

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
SUFFOLK. VA. June 30.-Fifty-
seven varieties OF baseball. and some
tEat were not baseball, were staged
mrs afternoon at Suffolk Park, when
wilson took the last OF the series
from Suffolk. by the score OF 10 TO l..
LeaSure started to pitch for the
nome team. and vas Knocked out OF
the box, Wilson making one run in
me ilrSt, five in the second, and three
III the third inning.
In the fifth Outiicldcr Strain was
sent to the mound and held the BuCs
TO enc run for the remainder OF the
Featured also at the hat. getting two
.hits u of three times up. Moran
also got two OF the eight hits al
Iotted To Suffolk, cut of three times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
Richmond and Wilson
Begin Last Selies Today

Ire Gooch and HIS Richmond
Colts VIII begin the iinal series of
the first half or the season this
afternoon MT boulevard Field,
when the Ittchmond boys will play
the Wilson toi,nccO bugs.
Today will he the last "I.adlcs
Day" at the first half, and a Iurrc
gathering of the fair fnnnicS no
Goubt VIII he Couch
probably Will work Stone In to-
days game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
COOLERS AND TARS SPLIT

ISpecial TO The Times-Dispatch.l
and Petersburg broke even today in
- double header. the local club taking
the opener by the score OF ! 10 ., and
the visitors the second. s to 1.
In the first game Culloton out
hurled Bennett.
In the second Norfolk tried out n
local amateur. Trummoi. and lie was
pounded all over the lot.
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brooklyn. New Iorl


SCOfc by lnDlnEs; X.
New lOrh .........,........ U wv l ! Y Id
summary Runs-O!son. Johnston, =: Grif-
ftn, >. Wheat. Mitchell. Bancroft, King. shy
DEF. Er!ors-SIckinE Two-Dase hits Bancroft
Young. Thrcc-btsc hits-Wncat. olson.
lio;Gr n-Whe Stolen bAScA-kinE.
Bases ON Da.s-um Winters. :: IiubGyi'. .:
Mitchell. :. h!ts-on iSarnys. in .. Win
tiers, !. III J. l!GObcIl. % in =. Struck out
b. Barnes. :: Winters. !. Mitchell. >. Wild
p~icA--BArncs. BiIh-iiunUGIi. MinnInE
pmp!Evs-O Day ana A!CCo:miciI. Illnv.
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Cincinnati

Totals .. 7:i 5 Totals 20 427I "a
Kan for LHvan in ninth. -
ibattci for Ha!ncs in ninth.
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Rocky Mount
Totals SO 30 IL
Totals 80 so u

R~uns-Smi;h. Poole. stuart.
>: S,cinoack. meyers. Chisholm. f:rro-s-
SHrimiSh; Meyers. CHISHOLM. Left on bases
~hitS-Srnith. Grimm. Abbott. Chamr,ln.
richardson. Stolen bascs-Stuar,. Holiness
Earned uns-Richmond, 4: Rocky Mount
j.. Two-basc ~hit-poolc. Thre c.hasc Mits
-s'nhTt. Meyers; Home ~run--Stuart. Bas.
on baiis-on Richardson. .: of Eirchrr.
struck out-by Richardson's. l.: ~
kirchcT. :. Double play-Mcycrs to DENIES.
FIRST on .crrors-itichmond. /: Rocky
Mount o. III; by Observation-Disclosures. /.
Loufht3h. Time. 1850. unpir,s-Bran-
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FIRST GAM i
PHILADELPHIA
Totals ...?S II % 10 Totals 40 Is :7 10
'IJa;ted FOR Mayor In seventh.
Score by innings: II.

Nav York . ......o DOL i-G
ihiiad"iphia n:iig 90 20 80
pipp. Ruth. Mcusci. lsucl. Witt. Walker.
Dugln. Perkins. Burruss.. E~rrors.Iratt.
Perkins. Two-base hits-walker. Burrus.
Duran 60. Thrce-base hit-Witt. Home
runSIIltuth. Perkins. stolen, bases-Huei.
i%npaHsi; BB"ugs"an. wit and grimm. LET
on bascs-Ncw York. S: Philadelphia. 10.
Bases. on halis-on Quinn. !: off Naylor. q:
of Migbcc. l.. iIits.oc MAYOR, ]: In u:
>: by Naylor. :. Wild p~!tch-Naylor. Um-
Conc mplrc) T~imc-2:i3.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals 80 20 Totals ...3s y II
'Ilati.d for Perry in seventh.
N%i'att"d for liasty IN ninth.

MY York ............oi2:lll 80
Philadelphia ...........o o 0 l.
summary. Runs-reckinpauEh. Hannah
~. Wara Pipp 60. Ruth CO.: Dugnn. 90.
nah. Witt. Duran. Perkins. Two-base
hi,s-Mcnsel. rccktnpangh. puGan. Strunk.
Thrcc-haSc kinDauyh. S,ruuk,
Home run-lluth. Hannah. PerkinR. plpp.
DuFam and Grifir; Witt and b"usasn. Ti.cf;
on bases-S:w York. {; philadclph.a. G..
I!2scs On halls-on Collins: 1: OFF Hastv. J..
struck out-hv Collins .; bv Perry. {: by
TASTY. 2. wild Di~iches-Cnllims. Hnstv.
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SENATORS AND SOX SPLIT

BOSTON, June 3O.-Boston won the
first game of Il doublehcadcr today,
4 to 8. In ten innings. but lost the
second o TO 2. to Washington.
Bush o the hrst game with two
outs in the tenth by a single 10 right.
scoring Foster.
Gharrity's homer over the left
Held fence In the ninth with Harris
on base. featured the second game.
Rice stole four bases and made six
hits.
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NSrioik 0oQio0-5
summary: Runs Ncrmilycu. NJ Koran,
smith 81; Command Klein. Roth. Dur
Islt. Bribeck. Bcalc. Kelly. Trummci.
frrorS-kanc Kelly. licnscs. Two-bnsc
h~tts-Smith and Kane. Th~rc,-base hits
Nermiiyca. Double rl~ays-Burdcttc To
Nrrmiiyca to NCAlahon. Sacrifice hits
smith and Command. Stolen bnscs-Com-
mnni. Kiln" and Hurdcttc. Left on bases
Petersburg 10: Norfolk. 4. Bases on
hnllS-oH l.odcstro. :; of Truinmcl. /.
Strike outs--by Lodcstro 6. Hit batsinan-
Truinin.l. l CMuTun). Wild pitch-L.Odcs-
ire. Timc-i:'S. UmpIrcs-Guyon and
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TAKA-K0lA WINS GAME
FROM TERMINAL TEAM
sort DRINK noys Pound out STOP
Hill and Battle
Aac l'Iuy Tie Gimme

Taka-Kola vanuuishcd tho Rich
mond Terminal ninc Yesterday after
noon at Byrd Park by the score OF
$ to ..
For Terminal. the fielding OF Sale
and Saricino featured. while Cy Law
renee broke in with a double at an
onportunc omcnt
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FIRST GA ME.
Scores:
WASHINGTON
Totals . sc II % 5 Totals ...aS - 20 10
.bntte! for Walters In tenth.

Score by lnn!ngg: II
Washington ............eIl0co0INo-3
H'o ....... . d. - y - - " y | % - IL
Summary; .Iuns-Juirc. Rice. Shanks.
EostSr: Waltgr.. Hush %. i:rrors-
base hlts-Judgr. Shannon. Hooper. stolen
Rice. Sacrihccs-M!lin. Wit. Sco;t.
Douh!. i~lays-iiHrr!s Charity and Judge:
Foster. Scott and McInis. Loft on b,sDs
-Washington 9. BOSTON. ~. R,eca on balls
{ by Bush. ;. Wild ~mtch-Shaw I'M,
rircs Chill al IprIIrty. Tlmv-s.3O.
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s. Louis ............0 o o q %
cincinnati ....-......p 0 0 U n.
SUMMARY: Runs-Rath. Allen. Errors
Sstock. ,lIorasby. Tnroc.has" hi;--NiIem.
stolen b4se-koush. Sacrifice hits
IaCbcri. kopi. Double plays-Gron To
Iath 20 Dauhert: Ruc;her to RAIN ia
b.uhert: 1lornsby to Lavan. Left on bases
st Louis. .. cinclnnaii. >. Base on balls
--Eneth.r, i. Struck out-by Ructhcr. 2:
ny iia!ncs. 3. Umpires-klom and Emsi!c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
POST ALLOWS FOUR HITS

(Special TO The Timcs-Dispatch.)
NEWPORT NEWS, June 3u.-post.
the Truckers pitcher. had :, little
the edge on liawlins. II Shipping
Hoard recruit. for the Builders to-
day. and Portsmouth took the third
game ana two out Of three, by u
Post allowed the Builders only four
safe hits. Brannigan securing two
or them, while Simmons and Sharp
divided the others.
ltawlinS yielded six safetics and
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VAUGHAN ALLOWS ONE HIT
CHICAGO'S BIG HURLER
HAS PIRATES GUESSING
%l'ittnbnrEh Loses Pitchers Duel 10
Windy City ~Tcann-SinElc
Tally ScOrcN.

CHICAGO. Juse So.-vaughan held
Pittsburgh to one hit in n pitchers
duel with Ponder, and Chicago shut
out the v~isitirs in the final game OF
the series today, ! to 0.
Only one visitor rcached sccon
base.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
WHITE SOX LAMBAST PILL

DETROIT. juno 3~o.-rounding
hits while Faber held the Tigers TO
rvc scattered safctlcs, Chicago wsn
its third straight game in the series
here !, 10 ~
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Suffolk,
wilson,.
Totals Isl 5 p IL
a L.. I

suffolk .......0 o ii
Summary: R~uns-Mack. Zelinziger o..
Quinn. Two-basc hI;s-Crcw. Strain. Roth.
Walters. 60. kost, IcilnZigcr CO. Three.
base hits-IclinziEcr. Base on balIs-un
L"asurc. .: of strain. :: of Quinn. /.
ILcft on 9"'n hase hWiiann, * by S,rain' =
Double plnys-Crow TO Black TO Davies:
Quinn To I"lin2cEcr. ErrorS-Moran Iiud-
gins. Sacrifice hits-Cast!e. Moran. I'm
plrcs-LGilroy and Wcst"rvclt. 30.
tiers.
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test today. but tho locals bunched
their hits TO better advantage and
won. 10 to s. Johnston hit into the
~bieachcrs for n home run with u man
on bases In the second inning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
CHAMPIONS TAKE GAME

CINCINNATI, O., June 3o.-Rcuthcr
and !iaincs staged Il .nucl l.,
t"r !"sl game of the lieds-CardinaIs
SvF4eS today. The CORNER, was given
,mc better SUPPORT. and Cincinnati
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
YANKs WIN TWO GAMES
BABE RUTH'S WILLOW
PLAYS IMPORTANT ROLE
IIomc-Itun King Secures Pair Of Cir
cult Drives, bringing Total
to TVNcnty-l'Our.

PHILADELPHIA, June S0.-IIome
runs featured today'S doubieheader
between New York and Philadelphia,
the visitors winning both games. q
to 8 and 10 to &. 1tuth's twcnty-third
home run of the season scored the
winning run in the first game, while
his twenty-fourth circuit drive broke
a onc-to-onc tie in the fourth inning
of the second contest. Perkins also
hit a home run in each game. and
Hannah one in the last game.
FIRST GAME.
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Istl. Ter.

Il i Terminal 80. ......o o.
TaEt- kolt ...... ...........D ! so ! ] ~
summary: Runs-ri,t, >: Asher. :; II.
Garter. ;; Hurnham: Gordon. Sale. Errors
johnson. Gordon. Sale. ), La wrcncc. roh.
?: II. Garter. Two.basc hIts-Pitt, Law
renee. Home run3--il. Carter. Stolen bases
-fitt. Wharton. F.dwa rds. Vest. Sacri-
flee hits-S;uinpf. 2: rcrcivni. Sacrifice Mes
Napier. Double plays--Poh tunaSsistcdl.
lI!t 10y pitched b~a,i-NcCcc Vest. Left
on hascs-Rd. Terminal. ). Taxa Kola. 5.
Bases on balls-off Johnson. .: on Napier.
T. Struck out-by Johnson. .: hy Napier.
:; Time" Of game. i:.). ump;rc-Trcvii!ian.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Ntichn,ond. 3; Rocky Mount 3. (Tcn
Portsmouth. -: Newport News. 1.
Wilson. 10; Suffolk. /.
Norfolk. 81; Petersburg. 2-S-
RESULTS WESTERN

WI,EKE THEY PL.lY TODAY.
Wilson ut iirhmunI
Newport News at Norfolk.
Rocky Mount ut Petersburg
SUFFOLK mt Portsmouth
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Petersburg. SOrfoIk.
Totals - - 7ein Totals ...,ss - y Il

Petersburg ...... ..........O q
NGrtoik -.
Kane. Corcoran. Iir!hcck. Hciloman. Err
rors-Moran. NcNahon, bennett. Two
base. fits-B"unot;. Stolen bases-Smith.
Clarke, Suinina and Kelly. Sacrifice hits
Nerinilyca. Kane and Culloton. Left on
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h.So"iya ":.: Observation-Disclosures
Summary; Runs-Whcat. >: Myers Ia
sIsr!ace s LI2 c base hi's-whsat, Johnston.
tL'slA to Sticking TO Kelly: HSncFotis Ia
W.! '-y;t on ha4Ss-nr0okiyn. .; New
49, o. bascs on balis-Grimcs, /: Hui.
1pst, iitts-ou Touey. ) in 5: iiubh"I
rItTtb St!Hek oai-Grimes. = Wlnnins
~. ~! -tIF!ints. Losing p.tchcr-Toncv
MP'''s-Sn!s.e and Mccormick. riimc.
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on Rawi!ns. A.. Post. :. Passes balls
Grccnac. Time OF gaze. i:to. N~ttcndnncc
80. U~npircs-Ganiey and prth.
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Battle Axe


Scurc by inninSS;
Rattle iNH ............
Church nm .........
tc'aiici end eighth
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st. l0ui1.
MI.

Totals 3sli2i n Totals 81 81 III
.i1ticd FOR S,ihnus In eighth. -
fh'tt"d FOR Faeth In ninth.
Score ly innings: n.
- 's......V = ! q o o Z OIL
- Jus ..-....G q " ] J q u q x-f(
summary: Iiuns-Evans. Chapnnn
Suiih. Nhinhsganss. Johnston. J: O'NeIii
i"i!n. i"i"on. Sislcr. Jucobon, will!ams
S,ECrS!d, :: Austin. 2. f:rrors-Wambs.
E"itsS ptH.ll!, Tobln. rwO-bnsc s-Smit
~.hh;aHcr. o.Hcil. .: Williams. Speaker
Three, base hiiG-.Sev"rcid. Evans. IIOmt
iuh Johnston. stolen - Sacri
NIr tefntr. Double ays-Evany "a
o'\etli: sia!cr % Gerber TO S!slcr: Austii
-, ',dnnn. I.eft on bases -Cicvciand i0l
81 LOUIE. .. Base on balls-Haxby ii
Ntihaua. DAVIS. 9. iii,s-on Barby, I
N .-3: of iteth. . Ia I: off Uhle. IN
2 - CON" out In ffth)! Davis. S in 3 mon.
Guy IN i"uriD Oh Ecihaus, : In 20: OF
SnthnTpr. . Ia 9. struck out-Scihaus. N
facih. .: DAVIS. 2. Wild ch-Sothoron
lisscd. hnl!-ptN.nl Winning pitche,
: ll''NiS. Losing !tChcr-ltagby lJnpire,
Evans aud ii!ii"Erand. ZINE. two hours
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SECOND U1M,,
Totals ...cl y u
'..hattcd for ponnock In mln,h,

Sc2r" by innings: II.
Washington 16nno,n, -;
Boston q n "a n .
SUMMARY; ltuns-JuaEr "a. Rice IIn--
rs. charity. M"nnsk". SchanE. F:rrnrs-
GhaTr,t. VIZ. Foster. wal,"rr. Two
has" ~hl's-l'idr". Harris. Stolen hskUa-
Hicc 80. ,W,elters Homo r~rn-Gha-rI.v.
Sncr,hIss.Hi!, 80 nono.hy. Double
~. scott to Nctnuia ie;t OK. H., SOS
W|sh!ns'on. g %lIoH'on, s. Hqsr az balls
-nf n'chnr". . %" tcnnocisN S.-u-l- ~.
by %ncl,ary. !. iv rrnnnok VIII
n~i'rh-Znrhnrv. tnu!rcs-N oriarty and
Ch'Il. Time hour. "
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SPORTS

Passed balis-Iiannnh. Perkins. Los
pitcher-Perry. UmpirerDinecn. Tin
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six s~afetics and
Portsmouth
Totals 80 s q

Portsmouth -. hnIb 100 -
sI,nmynnrv: Rnn..:nanc.i % HV oo 81
Three;nnsc hits,rost: T~o:hasc h!.-Tray-
and Malonec. Stolen bases-Rra nnigan,
l5anrs, Rooncy: .. Left on h~ascs-Ports-
mouth. :: Newport News. 1. Struck out
by Rawlings. ;: by Post. T. Bases on balls
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
st. Inuis. 10: Cleveland. \.
New York. 6-I0: I'hiIu,lripliiu. Sc,
Chicago. II: Bctrnit, o..
l,nsiup 10. NNnSI,iutn,, x

WlIEHE THEY TI.NN TO-DAY. =
New York at Philadelphia.
81. LoGi, AT Chicago.
Detroit mt Cleveland.
Washington ut ISost,
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south Atlantic Lcnruc.

~Inniugs.)
G~rccuville. 4: Charleston. 3.
AUGUSTA - Spartanburg. T.
eleven innings. darkncss.)
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sEcoND GAME.

hnScs-i'etSrsburs i: Norfolk. II. Bases ON
balls-Bcnnc:, 5: Cuilotou. 4. Strike outs
10y Bennett. :; Culioton. =. Timc-l:i.