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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
WILLIAMS AND HARTE WIN
NEWPORT TENNIS MATCH
Defeated w. VI. Johnston, National
Champion, ind &. J. Griffin in
Final Doubles.

NEWPORT, n. l., August 13-2.
Norris Williams, H.. and Richard
Hartc furnished the big surprise OF
the casino lawn tennis tournament
to-day by defeating w. VI. Johnston.
national champion, and &. J. Griffin
in the final OF the doubles. The mate 4
went five sets. the scores being CO,
3-G. ia. 20. Ga.
The Boston players started with a
rush and took the first set easily.
The CalifornianS came back strong
in the second. The third set went
to- deuce before Williams and Hartc
could win, and they lost the fourth.
In the final set, with the game
three all, the Bostonians brok
through Johnston's service and then
ran out the set and the match. The
playing OF the victors was brilliant
throughout.
Johnston will meet Griffin in the
finals Of the singles tomorrow as a
result of their Victories over Willis
Davis and Roland Roberts, respcc-
lively.
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Tom Clarke. manager of Petersburg had
an oner made him yesterday to manage
team In the Texas League. Some big
league team liz liable TO mako him mn Offer
before tho season closes.
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SUFFOLK CATS DEFEAT
NEWPORT NEWS, 2 TO |
Manager .Gnbby" Street Make. nj,
In Ninth, Scoring Win
ming Run.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Ana"s,
-iabby Street fooled Pitcher Fried
ana surprised everybody on the
bui!ders team this afternoon ia the
SUFFOLK won the second game OF ihe
series by score of 9 10 l.
There was Il man on third. and two
men were out. Fried decided to walk
differently. and threw his bal or
towards a wide Que. tipping neat
binSlc. where nobody expected il.
scoring the runner 80
Both Fried and Eckert pitched ex
ccptionally good games the Builders
landing only three safotics MS arainst
nve tapped out by the visitors. Thev
Mere ,ccoruea the ragSedist kind OF
ragged support, however, the RuiId =.
ers oooting six easy ones and The
Cats muiiins five. '''e
Score:
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LEE JARVIS BREAKS
SWIMMING RECORD
Miss Virginia Ashc, of Atlanta. Low
ers Womnn's IO-Ynrd SWIM
ming Record
tBy Associated Press.1

10y -fsSuclitcd Prcss.1
ATLANTA, GA, August 13.-J,eo
bba aoEn' t Of the oI Dallas swimming team.
yards at tho opening of the Soutbern
swimming championship tournament
Jarvis, who came in some fifty
made the distance in 1880 %. The
former record was 1918.
inc southern record for the wo-
hroksn hMtt N.Y. Tilu swim also was
lanta, making it in 81 seconds. The
former time was 40 1-5.
The chief events on today's pro-
gram were for juniors. and In this
Dallas; New Orleans was third VIII
D. and birmingham, the only other
team entered. mazda Z
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Keep Your Blood Pure
If you Expect Good Health

condition of tho blood. Among the
most serious are Rheumatism. with
lts torturinS pain; Eczemn, Totter,
Erysipelas and other disHguring skin
diseases; general debility. which
makes the strongest men helpless,
and many other diseases arc the
direct result Of impure blood.
You can in large measure avoid
liability to disease by the use OF s.
:. 81 the wonderful blood remedy that
has been in constant 'uso for moro
than fifty years. s. 8. s. cleanses the
blood thoroughly. It Is sold by drug
gists everywhere.
For valuable literature and .medi.
cal advice absolutely frae, write to-
day to Chief Medical Adviser, CO.,
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga,--Adv,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14

Well. We did 1. again. ]. took US ten
all that counts 1t sure was some game
and you can tell the world tina. Bling Ar
real old-fashioned style.
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Rich, Red BLOOD Is Essential tc
Your well-BeIng.
tDy Associated Press. ]

You cannot overestimate tho i'm
portance, OF keeping the blood freq Of
impurities. When you realize that
the heart Is constantly pumping this
vital fluid to all parts OF tho body.
you can readily see that any impurity
In the blood will cause serious com
plications.
Any slight disorder or impurities
Is source OF danger. as every vital
organ OF thesbody depends upon the
blood supply to properly perform Its
functions.
Many painful. and dangerous dis.
! 9 J, are the dTrect result OF 4 bad
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Cleveland
Totals 80 10 27lO Totals 30 { (.
iiatt.d for Caldwell In ninth.

New YORK .....O n o q I III
Cleveland ........p o o o %
. summary: Runs-ierkInpaurh. Ruth
Irdtt, Shawkry. Smith. VAN bsg MSS.
taidwcl. TMo-hase hiis-pratt t2b. Lewis.
Chapman. Wanibsg1nss. Three base hit
t:GhlnpauEh. SaCrinCeH-Wari MAYS
CHAPMAN ca. WamhsEanss. Double piay
- ,napHnSn 70 Wambscanss TO Johnston
LIEF, on base--Scw York. I. Cleveland. ..
Ehss on ba!ls-Shawkcy. 3. Mays !:
caldwell. . 1lNs-on Shawkey. 7 in Z u
inn;prs: OF Mays none In ! "a innlnrB.
iiit by pitchcr-lby Caldwell tpiup). Struck
out--ty Shawkcy. ]. by MAYS J: 10y CalI-
we'll. 9: Winning pitchcr--Shawkcy I'm
p!rcs-Sa!l!n and Connolly. Time. $3.50.
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With that White Sox-to-Bc Mcwhorter
pitching today we will probably grab off
from the Coolers. iii a tough Job
and you want to be there to see IL.
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TRUCKERS BATTLE ROCKY
MOUNT FOURTEEN FRAMES
Game Called on Account of Darkness.
With Score
o tn O.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Portsmouth and Rocky Mount bat
TED for fourteen innings this after
noon without a score Darkness
matted the contest at the end of the
Post and Fullenwider were tho on
posing moundsmen. and they twirled
IN IN Seliar style. backed up by spec
nents. 'ef oPPo-
Traynor and Watt, o the Truck.rs
M and Kane and Kaller. of Rocky
Two games will be played tomor-
row. The score: 'o''of-
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PHILADELPHIA ATHLETES
BREAK EVEN IN DOUBLE
Scott Ties Score I'm second Came With
Home Itun In Eighth
Inning.

PHILADELPHIA, August lax.
Walkers home run in the eighth in
ming gave Philadelphia the victory
in the first game OF today's double
header with Boston, 3 to /. but My
trs held the locals to five scattered
hits In the second game and The viz
Perry allowed only two hits In III.
FIRST game, but one OF them was a
home run by Scott. which tied IN {.
'sore in the eighth. Scores:
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BOSTON BRAVES DIVIDE
WITH PHILADELPHIA
Charley Pick Injuries Right Leg In
First Inning of Second
Game,
tBy Associated Press.

BOSTON, August 13.-Boston and
Philadelphia divided double header
today, Boston winning the first game.
10 .. and Philadelphia taking the
second TO ..
Charley Picks right leg was In
jured ia the first inning OF the second
game while he was sliding into third
field. 1t is believed a small bone is
broken near the ankle.
The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14

After finishing with Tom ciarke's' team
you surely know you have been in ball
game. They certainly die hard
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FRED TONEY MAKES THREE
WILD PITCHES IN GAME
Two wild Pitches In Fourth With
Bases Filled Scores Three
Runs.
tBy Associated Press.

NEW YORK. August I3.-Frcd
Toney made three wild pitches today,
all OF which figured in Brooklyn's
runs and the Robins defeated New
York. 4 to 2.
Two wild pitches came in the fourth
with bases filled and all three runners
scored.
put Myers in Il position TO score on
Kilduns hit.
Grimes was master of the Giants
except in the eighth, when three hits
were punched for two runs.
The score:
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BATTER UP
ny JOE COIN.

Ms but d sa /; Iona asa az We d 'S0t Us ha .sa
and yqs 81. 'Ss s %srS hal saR Rink S-Hs
Fes sye bali in the tenth in
vo After STRIP anfhns With Tom cla5kss team
game. They certainly die hard.
Newport News drogsAop, of select com
Baanny by losing %anSv to ao Suffolk and the Cats
played a fourteen inning draw with the
rritching today we will probably grab OF
'hf The Hke ps oasa 5SB
and you want to be there to see ii.
Manager Tom Clarke. of Petersburg. who
ss er star Tn ns w
the cooling air of the Adtrondacks after
n n MFf am sasSs cs9n fosss y f
once over. He couldn't have picked a
spSs Colts, Tes' HOPE after he sePs take
ihev. whole ole team up there. for II no does
thing. The air up there puts hair on
The Cleveland Americans yesterday
a ao nn,v another nh to the Yankees ana are
S2x in In second place and ten points ahead
nF !n sos S?ns sS Closet III ri, Ps lime s
Io ood ,s al u that new press box In cieve-
by By Cincinnati not playing. yesterday the
Dodgers drew up closer and are now only
-FOUR points behind; The Giants are trail
me thirty points behind the leaders and
are still dangerous. Another good race.
Tom Clarke. manager of PETERSBURG Ind
an oner made him yesterday to manage
= a. team ,sn IN the Texas League; Some big
before the season closes.
Better como out. today and watch us
mako 1t three straight. :.
---------
Texas League.
Dallas. B.; Beaumont, 6.
1T: Worth. q: San Antonio. Q (Hrst
IT, Worth. 51san. Antonio. o lsec-
q Waohita Fans VI Galveston. 4. Il,
n st5TSSpe sratp> RE.
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YANKEES LICK INDIANS
FOURTH STRAIGHT GAME
TAKEN BY NEW YORK
Game Delayed often by Protests of
Umpire Nnllin's
Decisions.
tBy Associated Press.

CLEV ELAND. August 13.-Ncw
York did not find Friday the thir-
tecnth unlucky. as II won the fourth
straight game from Cleveland today.
to s.
Extra base hits were factors in all
OF New iork's runs.
Cleveland hit Shawkey hard In the
eighth. Mays replaced him ana held
the Indians safe. winding up the game
by striking out Speaker.
The game was delayed frequently
b. protests against Umpire Nallin's
decisions. Score:
~,
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Pittsburgh.
Totals 81 IL % 10 Totals 80 9a7lI
.Battcd for Grimm in ninth
titan for Haefner in ninth.
Ibatted for Cooper in ninth

fl.'ssS%5$h h. .i:;;;.$$ 9 81
LEA eathGots. pilhoefeI. BiEbce: Cooper Er:
h farsEhR i, fer Whitted. Cation; Two
SSJainnyrin. Hornsby. Stolen bnse-Bichee
csGeY ceT1MH,GHc1ry. Itayan t2l, Big bee.
20 10, Grimm Left on basesIst Louis. ii !:
c noncr :; Ease on balis15Schupp. 2:
Gi nS 3; Winning .pitchcT-Schupp. los
ana O.neenneF ~TGoopef Umptres-Quiclty
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SECOND GAME.
sI.II n Al
Totals % - /,
&C.,

Boston ...........O . q o e--
Summary: Runs--N,tt. Erndy L9l
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NORFOLK WALLOPS WILSON
IN THIRTEEN INNINGS
Summa Featured In Fielding and
Saved WARRIOR From
Defeat.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA, August lS.--After.
INDUCING, in swatfest for seven in
ninSs and tietng up the score, Jolifg
and Warhop settled down. hurled
winning bail for tive innings. Nor
toik hnally nosing out in the thir-
teenth inning by the score of TO s.
The game was featured by tho
hard hitting cd Walters. Summa.
Gladu, Roth and several others 10 n
minor degree. Summa showed won
dertui Unfolding, materially aiding
Jack WARRIOR to finally return a win.
Wilson. Norfolk.
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Totals 81 2s13
...i'atted for Tonej

Brooklyn ............o oosooolo %
Summary: Runs-GriEth. Wheat. Myers
e, Burns. King. Two-ba.e hi,s-L.hn-
SaGy!tesmkidpr, Double pilay@Seencser
New York. G. Base on bails-Toncy. ).
IIi;s-or Toney. In inninEs: off Sehf
in !. Struck oui--Sehf. ]: Crime =
wild pitches-Toncy. , Losing pitch
sr-Toney. Ump!res. Klein and Emslie
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FIRST GAME
Totals 73Io2ils Totals 29l021 II


PhiIaleiph.a ........l 1921 %
Boston ..............0 o Ks
summary: Runs-Pauie,te Lhbourveau.
Pick. Iioike. Bocckel t,l. Mcouiilan. Err
h:,-Ford Three-bssc hlts---McO uiilan.
Eo@sn b9eSksL S'oi w,,,, G ,n. Nam
ings. sullivan. Ford. Double, p!ays.sul-
Fletcher to wrlgh,stone to Fletcher. Left
On bascs-,Ph iladsiphia. IL; Boston. s.
struck out-K!Scy. ): McQuilian 2. wild
h--MGQuilian: Umpircs-RiEier and
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DODGERS RECALL ALLEN
Try Associn.cd Press.

Thy Associatcd Prcss.1
NEW YORK, August 13.-The
Brooklyn Club of the National League
today announced that Outheideri
Horace T. Allen, of tine New Orleans,
Club. of the Southern Association,
has been recalled
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Totals SO
AArAnn an.

wilson ~ '."ss 900 o1s zoo 600, %
Norfolk ............ .IO2 005 900 0e0 10
Kost. Rom. Miller. Huduns. John. ,Gladu
Cd. summit. Corccoran. Summons. I.eath-
ers. liolloman. wrahop Errors-Downey.
Roth. Hudgins. Corcoran;, Wagner. War
hop. Two-basc hits-Alllcr Walters.
Castle. Lcathcrs. IIolloman and Warrior.
Sacrifice hits-Downey. Kost. Miller. Bit
Su.nma. Simmons t2). feathers. Double
nIay--Miiier to Roth. I.eft ON bases
:; Wsrhop. 5. Bases on halI balls, amiIton:
and Estes). One hit in ,2-3 OF INNING on
Hamilton. Losing pitcher---Joiin. Time.
2:35. Umpires Harper and Ortiz
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IstGn. I,hlIudclnhIn
Toials 2, :,2.l5 Totals /.

',.t.tn Tor Vat; In ninth
T4+ q TO- Brady IN ninth.
y Jones IN ninth.
'rn!nrs: r.
III. t.tt. .........O o 0 o Ks
Sy3..- ..- Huns-Scott WEIGH. g.
"p!h.r "a. Home runs-Scott.- e. Walk
81 Stcl.n hases.,Shannon. Dykes. Sacri-
nces-MClnn!s. Dykes cd. Double plays
Eiti to McInn!s. Jonts to Scott TO Nc
lnnls. Lett ON bases-Bos;on. 2: Phila :
!elphia. :: Base on baliH-Jones. (: Perry.
!. liit by pitchcr-by Jones tDuranJ
struck out-by Perry. Z. Umpi-es. Chill
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SECOND GAME.
Totals 81 7c7ll
Totals 80 Is ana
Score by innings.
Philadelphia 49,.

Summary Runs-Pauiette. I>ebouTveau.
F FisWnEs po Wlil'P Ford 2 Meuisi e.
Wrish,sione. Mann. Boeckel. Two-base
Three base hit--WriChtstont Stolen bases
E,Meusei: TraEesser. Double play.Hub-
bases-rhiadciphis, 5: Boston. s. Base
on balls-liubb'll. !. Struck oui-Hub-
bell 4: F!hinGim. ]. Umpi.es-Moran and
Rlg!er. Time not given.
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Southern Association.

ChattauooEa-H Mobile train).
Memphis, 4; New Orleans. (frst
game).
ond game. innings by agrecment).
Atlanta. 4: Nashville. 3.
Little Rock. 10: Birmingham, 12.
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ST. LOUIS CARDINALS
DEPEAT PITTSBURGH
Bunch seven Hit. I'm SEVENTY
and Eighth for Four
Try Associaxd Press.l

NY NsHoCIdFU Iress.
PITTSBURGH. August l3.-St Louis
defeated Pittsburgh today, to =,
punching seven of their hits OF
Cooper in the seventh and eighth
innings. when they scored all their
runs.
Schupp was strong in the pincnes
and might have had shut out ex-
cept for Dilhoefcr's error.
The score:
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] j N 0 WINS zoo PACE
RAIN STOPPED RACING
AFTER THIRD GOOD EVENT
Eight Races Todny-Tvo Out of Three
Heats In All To
Decide.
tpy Associated Press

NORTH RANDALL. CLEVELAND.
O.. August l3.-Rain. which came up
late today. caused postponement OF
three races had been decided and
Juno had won two OF three heats In
the Leader purse. $4,000 for 2:0S
PAGERS.
The rain came just after Favonian:
odds-on favorite. had won the second
and deciding heat of the new sweep
stakes. purse of $3.50 for two-year-
Another record went by the boards
s9aay TheG junS In stepping ne
cane from behind in both heats.
In the second heat nearly every
io1k t ,Irn nt Iietti agd ne PaGs
Earl went into breaks. but Red
ancelot. favoritc. came with Il rush
!? the stretch and landed third place.
driven by V. Fleming. was distanced
l this mile after finishing third in
!e first.
t,day's card were postponed until to-
II orrow. Eight races will be decided
tmorrow. weather perm tting. All
v III be raced on two heats out of
three basis.
Summaries:
>, First division: 2;l5 class: .ro,tins: purse.
Uh!an, Brooke. blk. h. by Justice I,
TINE Worthy. b. h. BY 'Xiwoiiihiy;
ctys,%i Evelyn. en-: M: by cry.;,aiion
Holly Rood King. Queen AK. Charley
Kerr. Jr.. FIRST DeErse. Jolly Bird and Gold ds
second, division: 2:ls class: trotting:
Van r.. no. e.. BY Belion twhite-
pa,riek Todd. blk. e. e. b; jim Todd
KIio Watts. b. M. by Gen. Watt;
Aiesn bilion. Doris; Waits. Steiner simp
Time. 200 ~ EOS IA. Ell IL.
The Leader: 2:GS class; pacing: purse,
33n0 tun!inishcdl: three heats:
Juno. b. m. by John Dewey (Day).... I
Red Lancelot. b. e. By Constantine
Col. Bidwch b. <. by Col. Forest jCo1j I
DR.. Burgess. Calgary Earl. Foxy Ann. J.
/. and John Henry also started. Time.
The News; two;;ycar;o ids: trot; value.
Fayonian. b. c. b. j. Malcolm Forbes
MsrGe the Great. bf. +. By Peter the
Miss Rhineiandfr. b. e.. by Rhjnciander
fIHaibe3 and Jane volo also started, Time
c:l0Ls. :TeL.
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STANDING OF CT

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Philndelphhi mt Boston.
brooklyn mt New York.
st. IOuis mt Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Mt Chicay O.
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Suffolk,
Newport NeMa.
Totals 81 . q /;

Newport News .''' n y0oVD l.
E rSorsn.HsyE:ro, h,1i55s-Street. Black Beaic
S nss hi. krFFnsGa ss5 g. Fried o. TWo
Barrett. Dec and Eckert Stoien DIS nits--
News' i'cf no1 on bass1es-Sufroik. s: Newport
to Davies; Dee to Davies Bases 90 on b aI,s,t
IL REG L: Gn Eckert. 3. Struck outMby
ri Ieu. oy Eckcrt. 5. Attendance nooyy
Ilme. l:to Umpirea-Brandon and na,nin Tor.
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international LcnC

IntcrnntfonaI LcnEuc.
Jersey City. 2: Toronto. 4.
Baltimore. ]: Akron. 10.
Syracuse-Buffalo, wet grounds.
Reading. is: Rochester. 10.
Akron. 10; Baltimore, /.
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CHRISTA-c COLA VS.. MUTUAL

Chrlsto-Cola ball team OF the Am
lotic League will play Penn Mutun,
or the Old Dominion League n week
from fro Today today to decide who will play
mercial League for the amotai,r
championship Of Richmond.
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SPORTS
How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
YESTERDAY.s KEsl,Irs

Rt,h,aES f;hDAS'S RESULTS.
ninEs.D D. tIen IN
SUFFOLK. g; Newport News. 1.
nfnEs.) O. 'ihr'ccn IN
,s. rn"TI rnlonth. o.: Rocky Mount. o. tFour-
STANDING or CIrRS
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nHEhE THEY PLAY TODAY.
petersburg ut Richmond
Wilson mt Norfolk
Sunoik ut Newport News
Rocky Mount at Portsmouth
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Petersburg,
Totals -; 10 II % II Totals ....ss 6
;, score by innings:

.'i.I' , WV-Vibr hIt-Deh aney. Thrre-
bahe hits-Arrason. McMa hon taJ Slain
riticr ht,s6;l; Holmes: Moran t2), sac
EaSs-con'nand TO Dehancy; McMah1n 10
Martin. Left on bases-Richmond s: Pc
trtSDufE. .. FIRST base on cr!ors-itIch-
on Hone i, i' .a a,y1J Rases on sais;
in 10 i,nlncs? on H.; miNs-oc Sione. 6
struck out-6y stone. I; by Byrd. l. Tin.
% sd!ne' go. tmp!res-Gas,on ana Wys-
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
chicago at Detroit. two games.
81. Louis ut Cleveland.
New York mt Washington.
Boston Ht pliIafietDb 4.
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Portsmouth
Totals 80 . AZ IS
Totals 1919

Rocky Mount 1890. ono 900 600 900 90
ssMnssy: Erssl%Myys1. ~ "a ~ stein SSno
POST. stolen baseMnangs. Struck Out
sfrors-Roeky Mount, fortamonth I.
poubIe ;plsys-.Kslier to Grishoirni socrbet
Left :on ibssessSRo ! Mount, III h: Pocts.
.;ASss 81 GA ss s RIissss
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MGnosky. Ho99ps.. HALEY; Myers. Errors
6: rhi!adelphia 8. Rasc. on Saiis-Mysrs
Moore. 1. Hits-on Naylor. 8 In BIB:
on Moore: IN 5,2.7. ssruck, .out-Myers
Moore. Losn: p!tcher-Savlor. ttnpres
owens and ChilI. Time. go.
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American Association.
Minneapolis, 3; Indianapolis, 2.
ST. Paul, .: louisville. g.
Kansas City, S; Toledo. Z.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Srooklyn. T.; New York. ..
St Louis. I; Pittsburgh g
Bostei. o: philadelphia. .. IFfrst rnmr.)
IhilndciphL. y: boston. .. (Second
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Harry Hampton. Richmond. 1853 3OS
Charles Hall. Birmingham. 1891.
1T. d. Armour. Scotland. l57-317.
Frank Sprogell. Montgomery. 1892.
Z. X. Mccarthy. Jacksonville, Fla,
Par. out. 40. 4A. 4sS-es. Par In. AS. a..
6 6ay, "a EGu 81 it's. In, ga. AZ. s-ss74.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS.
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thiindelphti. 3: Boston. /. (FTrst rnme)
rsm ostoh. q: Philadelphia. o. (SocOnd
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Tera. I.eas,

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