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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
Try Associated Press

PORTSMOUTH, VA. Sept. I7.-Act-
ing under the recent decision Of X
81. lands. supreme aroitcr OF base
bah, ". u. bradley. president Of the
virginia League. tonight announced
that he had thrown out all games
won by III. Wilson. y. g. club un 10
July 20 in the second half peunar,
race This decision pulls the WI,
son team 10 fourth place ana puts
Norfolk on ton.
Inc announcement OF Pr.sidcp.
bFhdicy's decision was contained IN
letter received today by owners
~ .he portsmouth club. awarded III.
,ta' "a'i pennant By COMMISSIONS
Lands. September S.
IN announcing his decision IN tb,ou,
'ht M! games won by the ,NiIs,,
cruz from July {. the date OF mo he
S.'''nS OF the second half race ~
'u'' 10 ~hcn new Wilson contrnc,s
pi"cihs thsi club within III. snI,rv
ley said: hrad-
am doing now only wha, should
, oech done at the rn..,in,. %,
-, e w directors in Norfolk on JuIy
nro"ins out OF all games wo, h.
,, wilson makes the Nor:olk ,.,ur
". league leaders for ;hc sccoaI
na!a, WIN Richmond second Pc
''ou.h third and Wilson fourth -, "a
percentage column. Mond,, .ne
81" Nna' week Of play in N. league
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SPIDERS GET FIRST
TASTE OF SCRlAIMAGE

me University of Richmond grid
squad got its first taste of scrimmnrn
yesterday afternoon at Stadium Field
an" while the men suffered greatly
from the heat the workout was
Shappy. Dobson gave each of four
ricNchs brief run-in. drilling on a
single formation, which viii he found
ia the spider attack this fail
VIII be some time before a Var
sily squad is selected iy the Spider
mentor. although he has to some de-
gree graded his men into :. u. G and
squads, there beng now about
seventy men equipped and battling
Tor places. Captain Price is again
on the job and is taking his regular
haSiSnnents with the other men
Edmunds, u scrub of last year has
received an injury thar viii lay him
up Tor four weeks and viii put him
or the squad for the rest Of the
year. lie received his injury when
blocked Friday. In practice. An n
Ray taken showed fracture OF the
bone near the knee.
The Red and Blue will practice
every afternoon AT $50 o'clock begin
ming Monday and VIII scrimmage
every afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
PROMINENT HORSES WILL
RACE At HAVRE De GRACE
String of McLcan's Thorough.
brcdS Entered in Hartford
Association Events.

HANRE DE GRACE. MD. Sept. II
me Porter. Charlie Sunny. Dream of
Hiihh. Lcocharcs. Tough Red. I,ourb
Storm and Tough swiftly are In ~,
strung OF thorouEhhrcdS OF Edward
h'a'e Mclean. Of Washington and
cincinnati. which Trainer John f.
H'horr mas just brought to Havrc d..
'i"cc |" be recalled up for the fall
'aS'ne OF the Hartford Agricultural
INA breeders NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II To October /, inclusive.
Al! OF these horses will hc q, H.,
another five or six days. The Porter,
h'!i prot Their OF which brought s21.
90 NJ the auction block at Saratora
the other day. is TO bc "A starter In
thc Nlo'ooo tiavrc de Grace handicon
III !ast seasons renewal OF which he
easily defeated DIR. Clark and irish
MSS. The Porter will campaign In
Mary!and this fall and then 20 To
me belmont Plantation, OF I-oudouu
,"uh'E' virginia. for stud service
hcN' spring. Whether he will b.
taken up in the summer of 1922 for
racing Mr.. Mclean has nor deter.
mined, The Porter is sure of stud
success lie carries top cross OF
i'eh Brush blood, the blood OF Swccn
lroomstick, Whisk Broom H.. Ncri-
"lan, NandcrSritt. etc. on the dis
TAN side he is bred like the bril-
iIhntly successful stock horse Ballot
Dream OF Allah. one of the con.
tenders In the renewal at Be,mon,
fark last week OF $4,000 Futurity
stakes. Is home bred daughter a,
Colin and Garden Of Allah. Dream
OF Allah was raised at the Belmont
plantation and broken and trained
az the old Bcnning race course OF
Washington. She is Il singularly IRE.
possessing individual and AS fast ms
the wind. Her Futurity effort stamps
her as one OF the clcvcrcst of her sex
OF the current season.
Dream OF Allah is To be n starter
on September u. the opening day of
Maryland fall racing. in the $40 OO(
Eastern shore. a handicap at three.
quarters OF a mile for two-ycar-old.
OF both sexes. Norwich. the juvenile
sensation OF the current season. /:
To he 4 starter in the Eastern Shore
POSSIBLY as many AS 4 dozen smart
youngsters Will participate. I:harli,
SUNNY, after a long rest, is ut III,
top OF his form again. He showed
dazzling speed the other day in his
only race AT belmont Park
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CAROLINA GRID SQUAD
READY FOR SIGNAL DRILL
Practice Periods Limited Be-
cause Of Healthier Learn
Fundamentals.

RALEIGH, y. c.. Sept i..-Morn-
ing and afternoon workouts during
the past ten days served TO clear
training. ana the first OF the week
found the North Carolina State Col
lege football squad ready TO settle
down 10 light signal drill.
The intense heat Of the past week
slowed up the work considerably. but
Head Coach Harry Hartscll. assisted
by Freshman Coach Charles 4. Van
iirocklin. kept the men busy with
fundamentals. and by limiting the
practice periods TO early morning and
late afternoon. the training prog
resscd satisfactorily with a minimum
of discomfort to the players
With the opening of college Thurs
day morning, football practice was
curtailcd to the afternoon work ont
only. but the twicc-a-d day program
has helped very materially in giving
The coaches good line on the thirty
candidates who reported !or The pre- .
urinary work. These men vii! make
up the first string squad. the reserves
Icing drawn from the forty odd men
who donned the moleskins when col
lcgc opened.
prospects for the season. while not
as bright as last year. are distinctly
encouraging. Letter men from last
year team again in school include
captain Faucette. quarterback. Pier
son ana Park. haifbackS: Wcathcrs,
tackle; Floyd. guard. Everhart, cen
icr' ana Wcarn, end. Sammy Home
wood. VIII" played end here in 1919.
- expected 10 return 10y the first Of
the week
The freshman teams send up Las
S!'cr. Bangs and Hodges. backs;
Cfisp. end, and Baker. EIlcr. Beatty,
DAVIS and Tiison, lincmen. all of
whom showed more than average
aniiity on the 1920 first year squad.
mere are number OF promising
men from the squad last year who
are expected to come through as reg
uiars. These include Br;tS. Groomc.
strong. Norwood. Monroe. Wilson an
'arber, ends; pasour and McKinnic
tackle Ellcrbe and Smith. guards
i'oStian and Van SAINT. ccntcrs. ana
JOHNSON, Baum ana Melvin. backs.
early indicat tons pOint to AN nm
unusually strong line. the higgcs,
p'"pien Tor liartscll being ,hc de-
Nci"pncnt of a back field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
GIANTS INCREASE LEAD
BY DEFEATING PIRATES
Overflow Crowd Sees New
York Win by Score
of 6 to |.
IRy Aesoclntcd rrcss

rlTTSKERGH. PA. Sept 1.-THE
New York Giants increased their lead
IN tho National League pennant race
by winning from Pittsburgh today,
to !.
An overflow crowd witnessed the
game and, FOR the FIRST time this sea
son. IL was necessary to establish
ground rules In order that hundreds
of fans might stand behind ropes in
left held
Pittsburgh's lone run came In the
fourth inning when Whitfield sent the
ball over the left-acld wall. The
Giants scored one run in the seventh
when Young, who had triplcd came
in on Mcusers sacrifice and added
two more runs in the eighth on a
single by Snyder. Nchrs sacrifice. n
base on balls To Burns and a hit 10
right b. FriSch that was good for
three bases.
Three more New York runs were
registered in the ninth. Kelly. who
had doubled came in on Meusei's sin
gle. Carlson gave way to Morrison.
Rawlings. the neNt batter, singled.
Morrison then famed Snyder. and
Nehf went out on fly to Carey
Meusel and Rawlings scored on hit
by Burns. The bali struck Maran
VILE on the leg. and before he could
recover II the Giant runners had
crossed the plate.
The score.
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AMERICAS PHYSICAL
IDEAS CHANGE WORLD
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

WINCHESTER. VA. Sent u
"p'lah L. Iarrick, who, since the
c,ose OF the world war. has bacn T.,
..s I; NJ; c. a. service as regional
annette director at hcadouarters ~
me French army of occupa,ion y,
haEence. has arrived here. accom-
lahicd by his bride. formcrlv Vii
ne,the l'etitpierrc. OF Paris. whose
,"..ef' Georges Petitpierrc, is presi !.
n'ht or tn" national organization in
france which corresponds IN tho
Dung Peoples Society OF Christian
hnacavor in the United states
AR. Larrick said American ideas
ana methods are rcvolutionjzing NO
physical training srstems of ~
world. Boxing, ne said, had become
p'llicuiariy popular in the French
army. Mr.. Larrick recently accented
an oher made by the Italian govern
''ient 70 become national physical di-
rector for Italy. and he and his bride
VIII go to Rome late this fall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
BRADLEY THROWS OUT
GAMES WON BY WILSON
Decision of Virginia League
Head Places Norfolk on Top.
Richmond Second.

when interviewed Inst night in re-
authority to throw out Of the League
HtnndinE games won by the Wilson
club Sincc tho FIRST of the second hnIf
prenid"nt of the Virginia League.
stated Tint he posscss~s such nu-
thority md TINT nny protest of his
decision will hnyc to he mnde Mt the
icnEue meeting here Tu-,day.
'r"sidrnt bradley snid II wn,
claimed by the Wilson club that hts
notion wns taken to prevent the Is
sunnc~ of nm Injunction restraining.
the ienEuc from enforcing Judge
Landry decree.
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Colts at Home All Week;
Encounter Cats and Tars

Following is the schedule OF
games In the Virginia League for
the week beginning tomorrow and
ending Saturday:
September l3-NorfoIk at Rich
mond; Newport News at Wilson:
Portsmouth 1t Tarboro; Rocky
Mount at Suffolk.
September 2O-Norfolk at Rich
Inond: Newport News at Wilson:
portsmouth at TarbOro: Rocky
Mount At Suffolk.
September 2l--Norfolk at Rich
mond: N"w3port News ut Wilson;
portsmouth, at Tnrboro. Rocky
Mount at Suffolk
September 22-Sunolk at Rich
mond. Tarboro at Norfolk: Ports
mouth al Newport News; Wilson
at Rocky Mount.
September 23-Surolk at Rich
mond. Tarboro at Norfolk. Ports
mouth at Newport News; Wilson
at Rocky Mount.
September 2i-Sunolk at Rich
mond. Tarboro at Norfoln: Ports
mouth at Newport News. Wilson
at Rocky Mount.
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Schedule Of Games
in American League

beginning tomorrow and ending
Sunday. September 80. the follow
ing games are scheduled in the
American League:
September io-Sc. Louis at Phil
ad"lphia. Chicago at Boston.
September 20--S;. Louis at Phil
adclphia; Chicago ut Washington:
Detroit at New York. Cleveland at
Boston.
September 2l--St. Louis at Phil
adelrhia. Chicago at Washington:
Detroit at New York: Cleveland at
Boston.
September est. Louis at Phil.
adclDhia: Cleveland at Boston.
September est. Louis at Bos-
tom Chicago at Philadelphia:
Cleveland at New York: Detroit at
WASHINGTON
September est. Louis at Bos-
ton tNo games. Chicago at phil
ad"lrh.a uwu raIncsJ. Dctroi. az
W aShinG;on. Cleveland at New
York.
September @5-Clevciand at New
YORK. Detroit at Washington.
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MEMS DOUBLES TENNIS
TOURNEY BEGINS MONDAY
Pairings for First Da y An
nounced-Players Must Fix
Time of Matches.

tournament for the doubles ten
ms championship Of the Country Club
OIL Virginia will begin tomorrow
morning and continue throughout
me "tck Some of the strongest
combinations among the membership
81 inc club have been entered and
many interesting matches are expect
ed.
The teams in draw are requested
10 arrange their matches Monday
morning at times suitable to both
teams. All matches scheduled for the
completed Monday.
The draw for Monday is rs fol-
lows:
Robb and Blair VS. Rice and Camp
Dell; Fleming and Eickle vs. Preston
and BcnGston: c. Harris and Cabell
vs.. Montague and Valentine: Pollard
and Pollard VS.. u. Cary and Guest:
Adams and Gordon vs. Craigic and
oppcnhcimer, and Cecil and Buford
vs.. Spiccr and Darlington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
CRASHES IN
NEW ORLEANS RACES
Try Associated Prcss.1

NEW ORLEANS. LA, Sept. IL
Thrcc Spectacular crashes in INTO
mobile and motorcycle raccs under
the auspices OF the Interstate Farm
Congress late today gave n series OF
thrills 10 5000 spectators. wrecked
five automobiles and injured scvora,
drivers and machanicians. Early re-
ports by attending physicians indi-
cate that none were hurt seriously.
The first crash came i'm the feature
race Of the day. a three milc event.
with eight entries. All the machines
were sent away at one start. After
going halfmile, the Chevrolet en-
try. driven by L. 4. Lajunc. of Dom
jacksonville, La, broke down. s. q.
Cobb. in an Overland. crashed into
the Chevralct and T. NJ. Baker, OF
New Orleans. piled In with Thomas
Filler.
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HOOPER GIVEN WATCH
ny Associated Press. ]

BOSTON. Sept. I7.-ConGrcssmn n
James y. Gallivan, acting for BOSTON
fans. today presented Harry Hooper.
former Red Sox star and captain.
with handsome watch, chain ana
fob, hut Boston defeated Chicago,
To 3. Jones. Bush. scott and Me
lnnis were given travelling bags from
the surplus contributed for iloopcr'ei
watch. Eddie Collins went hitlcss on
his fifteenth anniversary as Il big
league player but starred in the hcld.
Mclnnis played his tooth consecutive
crrorlcs;s game at first. The second
scheduled game was called OF be-
cause OF rain, which held up the flrst
game thirty minutes.
The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
CAPTAIN DIETX ELECTED
TO COACH II. A. E.. TEAM

Captain Z. T.. plc,z formerly 4
Washington state College, and late
Of the United States Marine Corps,
was appointed head coach OF the
Richmond Athletic Club football
eleven at meeting Of officials Of
the organization h,ld yesterday morn
ing.
Captain Di",z is an experienced
coach. having held the position OF
assistant coach ut Washington state
College during ia. two years follow
Ing his graduation from the West
crn institution. While stationed n.
Quantico during ;hc war. he coached
the Tenth Regiment football team
ana developed a forin;dah ic eleven.
All available candidates for the
eleven have been called To meet
!n:. which the now mentor viii have
next week. Di"tz VIII have his first
opportunity 10 look over the can,li-
dates FOR his eleven al this meeting.
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ARCHIE HARRIS JOINS
VA. FOOTBALL SQUAD

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
iARI.OTTSSVIT.LE VA, Sept. II.
--Archic Harris. Coach Warrcns best
BET Tor the full back position on Vir-
sinias eleven. Joined the squad today.
liarrls, who WIS the star OF the
Freshman team last fall, weighs IT'S.
and should add power to the back
field.
The only letter men OF last years
varsity who have not reported, are
|undcl and Newman.
Snvaria, former star half-back nj
I.ehiEh. arrived today to>assist Coach
Warren. and will spend fortnight
with the squad, giving his entire at-
tcntion to the back -flold candidates.
The line blocking and charging.
scheduled for today. had to BIO aban-
doned on account of the inten-- heat.
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m,' nLEf HAS 40 AlTIIourry
~ THROW OUT CtUns

r.,,, 'nHoH' ~ G.. Sept. l7-fn.
"g'eS, president OF the Wilson h,s 49,.
cup OF the Virginia -,
." nSNod regarding the story from
~. '','outh that W. u. EroJ,.v
~. of the league. had ,hrn,:,
, "i games won by In. yyiIsnn
IN the second half Of tho rocn
~ 20 July 20. said Mr.. Bradley h,d
u'hori'F to take such action. as
ing II was a matter for Tho, ~ =.
49,, 70 aec'de. MIR. Eagles added
,as resident Bradley this week
wilson club that he had mn me
OF throwing out the games or
any action on the matter hcfor. re
directors meeting Tuesday pipbt -,
Richmond 'S"' AT
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Free Tickets to Ball Game

Send in your Blasts From the
Blcachers and win TWO seats to the
game a; Mayo Island Park every
week.
Also get your name In the pa
per as a star contributor"
you must send five short
o!eachers says" and a title. Five
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each. No more. Study this car
toon series on The Timc3-D Dis
patch sport Page every day and
mail your ideas 10 Blasts From
Bicachers Editor.
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COACH IS TRAINING
MEN TO BE LOAFERS

BOSTON. Sept. lT.-Good college
football players should he scientific
loafcrS.
This is the theory on which Coach
Frank Cavanaugh is training Boston
College gridiron aspirants. I'm foot
ball" Coach Cavanaugh told his men.
energy should not be wasted. II
should he conserved until the proper
time. The scientific loafer who has
the stuff when he is needed is bet
tor than the man who, although
earnest and conscientious. losses
away his strength uselcssly."
His method is contrary to that OF
many coaches who drive players mt
top speed to develop strength.
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Il,Ilndctphiu.

Detroit ,............ .o1O 2o3 olo-i
Philadelphia ..........lOl Dol 000--3
Summary. Two-baSe hitS-Witt.
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CLEVELAND HITS HARD
AND DEFEATS SENATORS
Mogridge Is Knocked Out Of
BoX-Indians Increase
Lead.
LRv Associated prrsal

WASHINGTON. Sept. 17.-ClovcIand
increased its first place advantage by
defeating Washington today, 5 to 4.
MoSridgc was knocked out OF the hox
IN the second. and Woodward and
E'r3. recruit pitchers. were nit on
p"rtunc!y. Sothoron. although wild.
was generally effective.
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Totals :. "a
zRatted for Woodward in fourth.
fRattod for Picinich in ninth.
fBattcd for Bird in ninth.
. score by innings:

The score by innings: r.
Cleveland oil 600 zoos
Washington ........ 100 O0O 02l-i
summary: Two-basc hits-Gard-
ner, O'Ncill. Thrcc-basc hits-Scwcll
Brewer. Sacriticcs-O'Ncill Gardner.
:; Johnston. Double piays-Shanks
to Harris to Judge; Shanks 10 Judge:
Wambsganss 10 Sewcll to Burns ;
Wambsgsnss to Johnston; Wambs-
Eanss to Scwcll to Johnston; Bush tn
harris. Left on haSc--'lcveland, : :;
Washington. .. Base on bnils-or
MogridEc, ]: Sotl.oron. Z; Woodward.
j; Bird. l. 1iits-Om MoEridSc 5 In
Id innings; Woodward. ; in %:
BIRD. 5 in 8 Hit by pitchcr--by Bird
tScwclD. Struck out-by Woodward
?; Rird. .: Sothoron, .. umpircs--
Moriarity and Connolly. Losing pitch
cr--Mogridgc. Time of gainc-2:O2
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COLTS CAPTURE RUBBER
GAME FROM TRUCKERS
Ryanitcs Defeat Vioxmcn III
Final Game by Score
Of 6 to 2.
GREEN oUTrrrCIIEs MAN
Scnnhore Aggregation begins TO Find
Local Iurirr In Int Stages ar Com
test md I'inncgnn Ii Rushed In to
the Nescuc.

PORTSMOUTH. VA. Sept IL
Richmond made II two out OF three in
the series closing today by taking the
final game. score 6 to ..
Pitcher Green ruthurled Manning
for the victory. Richmond took the
lead In the second. assumed - com
handing lead in the MIN and sixth.
and again scored In the eighth. The
Truckers got 10 Green for a run In the
seventh and eighth. bu, he righted TO
hold them To the tnal cut. F!nncgan
rushed To the rescue. held safe for the
win.
The
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Gol,in Leave. FOR Chicago.

MOtINE. Nh. Sept. l1--t'lrst base
man Walter Go!vin. Of the Mobile
Southern Association team, purchased
by tho Chicago National League club.
left tonight to report To that club.
Golvin is credited with being the
leading frst baseman OF tho league.
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ibH't'u Tor Jones IN seventh.
Brookiyn ............. 400 auO 1905
Chicago .........2l2 600 iOl-7
summary Two base Wheat.
Ward, Enrb"r go. olson. Johnston.
Home run--Mycrs, Hollochcr. Grimes.
stolen asc-O'Farrell Sacrifice
Myers. Double plays Ward 10 olson
10 schmandt; Olson to Schmandt ca
iiollochcr to Grimes: Johnston to
olson To SChmandt; Grimes tunasSist-
eds Left on bases Brooklyn, p;
Chicago. -. Base on halls-oif
kc"ne, l, GARDINER 5; Schupr, |:
Jones. |; Smith. 3: York. /. Hits
off hc"n". J. none out in first: off
ponder, III ,; Jones. in {. York,
none in ,. GARDINER. none, none out
In first Schupp. { in .; smith, IL in
q. struck out--hy Ponder. /. Schupp,
l; Smith. /: Jones. > York. l. Win
uing pitcher York. Losing pitcher,
smith. lmpireS-- Hart and Brennan.
Time. l.i7
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TIGERS TAKE ONE
LRy AssocIated rress ]

PHILADELPHIA, Sept Detroit
won the FIRST gam" OF a sche1 Il"d
double header with tn" Philadelphia
Athletics here today. : 10 3. but the
second game was called on In the
last half Of the fourth inning by
rain with the score ! To G. In favor
OF tho visitors II was DctroIt's last
anpcurancs here
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DODGERS DEFEATED

CHICAGO, Sept. lT.-Grimcs' home
run drive over the right field wall in
leading off in the ninth inning gave
1tO-6 victory over Brook
lyn today. The visitors got a five
run lead in the nrst inning The
batting OF Barber and six double
plays featured.
The score:
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CARDS WIN AGAIN

ST. LOUIS. Sept. list. louis
today made 1t two straight over Phil
adelphin. winning, TO .. The 10
cals won in the first two innn2s
when they pounded Lee Meadows OH
the hill. scoring seven runs. Jack
smith, ST. Louis outfclder. had 1--WE
hits in five times 1T bat.
philndCIphln.
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lti,SI,IIi.

Kerr. j. Collins. scott. Sacrifices =
Mostil. Johnson t2). +. Collins. Wal
ters Double plays-E Collins TO
Johnson to Shcriy: Mostil to Shcely
To Letter. Jones tn scott 10 Mcinnis:
walters to Pratt. Left on bases
Chicago, .; Boston, 3. Eases on balls
of Jones. q on Kerr. > struck out
by Jones. , umpir"s -pin""n and
owens. Time .'i.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTEItnA,

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
ruin. N"''''
Cleveland. y; Washington. 4.
nr, i; Philadelphia. Z. tSccond
Detroit. :: Philadelphia, 3. Second game
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Pittsburgh.

oUII9III'ITy' IN"-V'ISt Hts -bUFIIE,
Kelly. Thrcc-bas hits-Frisch,
Young. Home run--Whittcd. Stolen
base--Carcy. Sacriiiccs-Bancroft,
Nehf. Mcuscl. Double plays-Mar-
awhile and Grimes: Bancroft Raw
linSs and Kelly. Left on bases
New York. 4 Pittsburgh. Z. Base
on balls--on Carlson. .. IIits-of!
Carlson. S in s innings; none on, in
ninth; off Morrison. . in inning.
Struck out--hy Carlson, 3: Morrison,
L. Winning pitchcr-Nchf. Losing
pitchcr-Carlson. Umpires -McCor-
mick and Klein. Time. 57.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
RiclimOnd. O; Portsmouth. =.
Rocky Mount. IL: T.Irl,Oro, !.
Sorfolk. .: Wilson. J..
Newport News, 2; Suffolk, 4,
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MIIEKI: TIIEN pI,

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Phiiatlelpha at ST. Louis.
lt0si on mt Cincinnati
Br00klyn al Chicago.
(OnIy games scheduled. }
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

REULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. G: Pittsburgh. l..
Chicago, 81 IiroOklyn, q.
st. Louis. %: PhiluicIpiiin. ;.
IsastOn-Cincinnati. rnin.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Cleveland ut Washington.
bet rOit ut New York.
tOnly two games srIieduleti).