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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
ROCKY MOUNT CAPTURES
FIRST HALF OF PENNANT
Richmond Wrecks Hopes OF Wilson
ny Beating Them, 10 to 4,
i'm "p1ny on"

Rocky Mount secured "a clear title
l" the first half of the Virginia
League pcnnant yesterday afternoon
when the Richmond Colts defeated
IN" Wilson Bugs in two and onc-haIf
innings OF play on at Mayo Island
fark by the score of 10 to g. Tb"
victory gives the Bronchos the first
hitIi OF the pcnnant by half q game.
ana They Will play the winner of the
second hait post season series in
Rocky Noun, ana another city which
VIII be determined when the second
haif OF the season is completed
rom Clark, pcppcry manager OF the
" iIS"n team. SAW his last hope of
winning the first half fade away in
lhc eight innings when the Colts
found the offerings Of bunny
Hcarnc for four runs.
The play on" resulted from "A pro
test HE'D by Manager Clarke because
me second game al a double header
IN Richinond on June lG went only
seven innings. Clarke stated lac was
not notified that the game would he
"a short one.
Hichm"nd brought it's record for
the irSt half above III. 800 mark as
a result OF the victory.
Following * the standing OF the
clubs for the first portion OF the sea
son and tn" scor" OF the game. In
Guiding the sin and one half innings
played here linn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
CARPENTER WILL BOX
GIBBONS IN U. S. NEXT OCT.
IRv Unitcd Ncwsl

NEW YORK. July 1S-Tommy Glib
hons. the St Paul boxer. will be
Georges Carpenters next American
opponent. They have been matched
to fight for the light heavyweight
championship - the world-Carpen-
tiers titlc-Somc time in October.
The exact date will depend upon the
French fighter. who is now on his
way To Europec
Tex Richard has had Carpenters
siHhhtur" To the agreement for some
time. Eddie Kane. Gibbons manager
announced today that he had come to
tcrms with the New York promoter
Financial details we're kept secret.
but Kane declared they were salts
factory To him and 10 Carpenter.
Tho fight Viii go either twelve or
hft"cn rounds. at site yet To he
chosen. IL II takes place in New
Nork. IL Will lac limited by law To the
even dozen. II II goes on in New Jcr
scy. II viii 50 the scheduled three
more,
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Pitcher and In6elder to
Join Colts in Wilson

Pitcher Shcrer. Il six foot right
handed hurlcr, VIII report To Man.
aser Kay Ryan today in WILSON
as Will Second BaScman Shcchan.
secured by the Colts from the ST
LOUIS browns III the deal which
SENDS Luke stuart to the majo
leagues.
Shcr"r was with the Colts at
the training camp in West Nir-
SIhia. but found it impossible to
get INTO condition. and was turned
loose by Manager Ryan Since
leaving the local club Shcrer has
becn pitching independent baseball
III Ma bama and has won eleven
straight games.
Shcehan. from all accounts.
should Till the sccond-haSc unsi
tl"h admirably. lie led the south
erh Association in batting two
years ago.
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COLTS RECEIVE BEATING
At HANDS OF WILSON
Bugs Take First Game Of Series
by the Score Of
TO g.
nEATwoLE AscENps IN SRI
Riclmond Iiurlcr Allows -Four Hits
and Mcckcr Is Sent tn Rescue.
Locals Have Chance in 9th, but
Punch Is Lacking.

Lefty" Hcatwolo Alcw in the
eighth inning or yesterdays game at
Mayo Island Park and with the score
three all. the Wilson Bugs rot to
him and scored four runs. thus win
ming i-to-4 victory over the Rich
mond Colts, in a game transferred
from Wilson To- Richmond in order
that III" teams might play off par,
OF protested game. The Colts
but that Was all. for "Bjng" ARA
Eon hit the humid ozone for tn. final
out of the game.
chubby Walters. second basemau
Tor Wilson ana loader of the Nir-
Ein!a League swattcrs last year Was
one who put thc SIX ids under Heat
wole. Walters. who was the first
batter 10 face Hcatwolc in the fatal
eishtn. smacked on" over the LETT
ncid fence. for home run. natural
~. and 'hoccy.' UP went HcaiwoIr.
Walters had been retired hitlcss
IN three previous trips to the plate,
and ms blow started the visitors on
q batting rampage. Roth. veteran
frst hascnan. Of Wilson. doubled to
left field and went to third ON an in
field out He scored when Head
singled 10 right Dutch" Kline. a
Richmond boy, smackcd a single 10
right. and when shannon let the bali
get through him. Head scored and
pntch pulled M on third Heat
woe was taken out here. and Neck
or sent in. Ecnnctt hit a long fly TO
shannon and Kline scored. Kos, was
retired for the third out.
Richmond gave the fans and Fitch
er ilcatwolc "a lot of announcement
by scoring three runs in the frs, in
ming, after holding the visiting team
scoreieSs in the initial sinnza
shorty Baker and Bling" Arragon
We're retired easily for the first two
outs.
Keller singled TO lief, field and
shannon bin"d one to center. wra.
Ter singled 10 center and Keller
crossed the plate, while shannon went
10 third. ON the throw home Wca.
fer took second. stuart was paSs",i
purposely. iock, whose fielding and
rafting during the last week have
been of the sensational variety
ar"V" a Ions single To ieft GclI. ami
Shannon and Wcafcr scored. stuart
oH"-ltl second base ana wa ti.r1w:
out. Kline Ia Nost to walters
wilson cut down tn" lead Of tho
COTE gradually. scoring one run In
the third inning ana two in the soc
ond, In the eighth the Tarhccls nut
across four runs and knocked the
Colts into state Of coma. from which
The Colts threatened To tie TIL"
score in their half OF the ninth.
Stuart received his second walk 90 the
day. after W"Hf-r had sent a ny To
Miller in right field. Hook nicd out
to kost but Abbott ana Mcckcr
sinG,cd IL succession. fi!4lnE the
bases. Jesse Baker beat out AN in.
Eon famed, ending m" game.
The teams left Richmond for VIII
son last night to play the last TWO
games OF the series
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Ruths Goth Home Run
Longest Hit of Career

The Bambino added another
priceless pearl To his chaplct Of
lhlrtS-fvc previously collected
homcrs. when he tackled number
thirtE-siN on his string in tho
game against the Tigers ycstcr-
day. batting 800 for the day mas
much as. officially. he WAS only at
the bat twice. The days work was
succession of free passes:
First inning-Walkc purposely
it habit of pitchers lately.
Second inning-Waik.d again.
also purposely, but didn't get
home.
Fourth inning Took another
s'roh. the third Of the afternoon.
Sixth inninr-Sauntcrcd to first
once more. scoring on Mcuscrs
triple
Eighth inning-Got his thirty.
sixth nome run, making the lorr-
est mt OF his career when he
Knocked the bali over the femc, in
the farthcst corner Of the field.
ana scoring Peck ahead OF him.
Ninth inninE-Failcd to con-
meet.
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Jack Frost" Salt is pure and clc
ASK your Eroccr.-Advcrtis
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BR0NCHOS WALLOP CATS
SpecIal 81 IA Timcs. nisna,rh

Special to The Times. Dispa,ch.
StffOl.k VA. july IS-Whcn
every ming looked safe FOR the home
cam this afternoon with Snyder
pitching effective. although giraffe
baseball. Suffolk turned round ami
.ost the gam" 10 Rocky Mount. to
Fhr"" runs were scored on the
Tarhcels in tn" sixth ON - wild throw
by fttch"r W"ohh'ad to ihird base.
allowed q single aud two doubles, ana
tennis Burns VAS sent In L. r.licv.
hun. hut failed 10 helm tho situation
ana when ~" dust had settled after
the inning. Rocky Mount mad scored
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FANS IN SUFFOLK CHEER
WHEN COLTS WIN GAME
LSnccinl to Thc Timcs. nisnn,ch-

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
SUFFOLK. VA. July lS.-Whcn
Umpire Sweeney this afternoon. dur
Ing the game between Rocky Mount
and Wilson. announced that Rich
mund had won the play on innings
between Wilson and the Colts the
Rocky Mount contingent gave vent Ia
their feelings in long and loud cheers.
From the cheers that rent the air.
Rocky Mount and Richmond hal
large number Of admirers in the
grnndstand and blcachcrs.
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IImIchi,nn and MI,rhrIl Lrnhrr..
RICHMOND'S COLORED NINE
TO PLAY TARHEELS TODA

This afternoon at 1870 the Ri,
mond Giants. colorcd baseball tod
will play The Salem Giai
tn. FIRST Of series OF two ga,ncs'
Mayo Island Park. The final cont
viii take place tomorrow aftcrnO
at the same place and the same no
Information regarding the tei
from North Carolina is that IL is !
champion Colorcd baseball outfit
North aud South Carolina. and Is co
coded To he one Of the strongest c,
orcd teams in the South.
The Tarhccls' battery, Harper a
Johnson, is declared by many 10
one OF the best in the country. I
pair will work In today's game.
Richmond defeated the All-Cuha
three ont OF five games last vet
and Manager Frye s confident
team viii beat the Tarhccls.
Jack Frost" Salt is pure and clc'
ASK your grcCcr-A advertisement.
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TARS DEFEAT COOLERS

NORFOLK. VA. Iuly Ecker,
handily "uthurl"d Roberts. and the
Norfolk lars today won the opening
gam" Of the series from Petersburg
by the score az TO ..
tn" gam" vas featured 10y out
ncidcr kclly's drive over the right
h"l! '"ur" for nom" run. aud the
fast clean fielding OF the visitors.
Petersburg appeared under III"
management or Andy Mcconnell. and
looked better than on any previous
visit :" tn" CITY. fielding almost fault
loss ana putting snap and pep into
nc Ehmn.
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BROWNS WIN BY RALLYlkG
lEN .Nssnrinlnn De-. /

ST. LOUIS. July lS.-An error hy
galloway, Il hit hatsman. two masses
una three hits i'll the eighth inning
l"hay gave TIA" 81. Louis Americans
i"ur tai les and a i-to-2 victory over
h''h"'i nhia HARRIS winning streak
vas hr"k"n He previously had pitch
cd eight successive Victories for the
Athletics Score.
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YANKS WALLOP TIGERS

DETROIT. MICH, July lS-Bab"
Ruth hit his longest home run OF III"
season today. sending the ball over
the corner of the r"nter-iiclh fence
IN the eighth inning or Il game thst
New YORK. won. easily. 10 IL III,
ball hit the ground $40 feet from tho
home plate. luth'S former rncurd
for the season MAS 400 feet. the blow
h"inG delivered at til" rolo Grounds.
II was kuth'S thiriy-SiNth circuit
drive this year. ana was made OFF
cole The SlurEcr scored one run
ncr ahead OF him.
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Hos ton.

HATED FOR rcrtica in sixth
fl'attcd for North In eighth.
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;'riih"s; kilduf to Olson To Schmand,.
.c'' on pas"s-chicago 10: BROOKLYN.
~" Eases on haIiS--oT Ructher 4
OF Mitchell .; of Ponder. l. Illus
on Ructhcr, in ; Innings off
hi'chcii' in innings. Hit by pitch
by ltucthcr iGrimcSp. Struck
M,,Mt-hy Ruethcr. = by Ponder,
Winning pitchcr-pondcr I.osin.
l'chcr-Ructhcr. tmpircs - KLEIN
anu Emslic. Timc--I 10
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PIRATES CRUSHED UNDER
AVALANCHE OF TALL|Es
"lahts Defeat Pittsburgh by Score
OF IL to f-Scorc \ in One
Frame.
IBy Associatcd Press. !

NEW YORK. July lS.-Thc New
York Nationals scored their second
CRUSHING victory over PITTSBURGH in
the present series, winning today. II
To l. The Giants scored eight runs
IN IN" fourth. when NV" pitching
YOUNGSTERS Morrison and Glasner,
were batt"d hard Score:
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ST. Louis.

Ran for Perkins In ninth.
'iattcd for k"cfc in ninth.
tHait"d for Dykes in ninth.
Stated TOR Nangildcr ia eighth.
Score by innings: Il.
Philadelphia .Ol0 0lO 600
st. Louis .............o 900 Goa OiN-i
: IN III AIRY: rwo-basc hits-J.
walker. Galloway. Thrcc-basc hit
t.llcrb". Sacriiic"-iiarris. Double
ilayS Gerber. NcNauus and sever
Left on buses philadclphia. 9: 81.
Louis, .. Basc on balls off Harris,
3; off Eccfc. |. iiits-om Nangildcr,
in =; of ShoCkcr, > in !; of Harris.
in LIS innings; off i["cfc. . in %
inning. Hit by pitchcr-hY Harris
CWilliamS). Struck out-bN Van
glider. !. by Harris, >. Winning
pitCh"r-Nangiid"r Losing pitcher
harris rmpircs-Nalliu Wilson and
Hildchrand. Timc-l:35.
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SENATORS DROP GAME
TO WORLD CHAMPIONS
Cleveland scores 3-to-2 Win Over
Washington in Pitchers
Battle
icy Associated Press

CLEN El.AND. ONO. July is
Cleveland defeated washington. 2 10
:. in II pitchers battle between Sn,h-
oron and Morridgc. The former v,.
wiid. but held Washington to six hits.
TWO OF which were punched with :,
pass IN the sixth innings CLEVELAND
scored IN" lying and winning runs ON
sewers triple. errors hy Harris anil
- li"urkc ana Evans single
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CUBS WHIP DODGERS
IBy Associated Press. ]

BROOKLYN. July 1S.--Chicago
made ii three out OF four from
Brooklyn by winning today. s to l..
Ponder allowed the Supcrbas eleven
hits. but was saved by sharp fielding.
Rcuthcr, in his first appearance since
his tcn-day suspension, was wild.
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-. Louis ........... 500 ITO 030--- :
Boston ........... 200 SOC ocN III
summary: Two-hasc hlts-Barbarc
cruise. Three base hits-l'ord. La
van. Home runs Ilornshy, Nc
Henry. stolen bases Fourier
Bocckel. Sacriiicc--Schultz Ford.
Left on bascs-St. Louis. 6: Boston. 4.
Eases on ballS-on Walker. .: off
Bailey, ]: OF i'illinGim. .. Iiits--on
Walker. . in Ia inning; or Bailey,
in innings: Pcrtica. . in 80
Innings: OF FillinEim, s in S Ia in
ninEs. Struck out--by pcrtlCa, |: by
Scott |: by Fillinrim. >. Wild pitch
Walker. Bailey. Winning pitcher
Losing pitChcr-Eai-
Icy. Mccormick and Hart
Timc-o.0I
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Kenrns. Mnrnn. rhnmnlin.

k"arns. M"ran, 'hamnlin, Spencer
90 stolen has,s--t'lStlc. Poole
~, k"arns. Curry CO, Stcinback.
Sacrifice hits Spencer, Winston.
St"inhack. chisholm. Woodhcad.
Passed balls Chisholm 90: Burns
90 Wild pitch W"oIrrad to). Left
on bases suffolk. =; Rocky Mount.
. Bases "u balls of snyder. 3: "I:
-. Burns :, "r W"odhcnd. >. Struck
"ut-hy Wnodhcad .. Time Of game
! 30. EmnIres SWcnncN and ORTIZ.
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Totals 30

New York .......... 0n2 $50 0cN-I2
summary: TWO base hi-Rancrofi
Thr"c-has" hit--Burns. Home run
ithWIlnES stolen bases F'risch.
Burns. MaranvlIc. Sacrificcs-Ran-
croft. Ncht. Yo,mg Double plays
'risch. Rawlings and Kelly: Grim.
Maranviilc and Grimm: Bancroft, and
Kelly: Bancroft, rawlings and Kelly
70. Left on bascs-Ncw York, I:
!tiSburgh. ,. Base On halIS-on
Nchf. !: of Morrison. {. off CLEANER.
|. HitS--off Morrison, : In ,non"
out IN iourth): OF CLEANER. in 3: OF
ltadcr. : III = Hit by pitchcr--by
Glazr"r I!urns). Struck out-by
\chf. !: by Morrison. =: by GlaZncr.
!. Losing pitchcr-Morrison TIM
pircs- Quiglcy and brennan. Time
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Score 10y Innings: X.
New York ........ o. o03 020-ln
Detroit ........ ol0 eco 600
summary: Two base hits--Ncach
lfpp. Thrcc-haSc hits ~ McuScl.
lipp Home runs-pipp, Ruth. stolen
bases Blue. Sacrifice hits-Pcckin-
paush. Baker. MAYS. Double plays
-fipp Z" peek inpauch; Baker and
Iipp; rcckinpaUrh Ward and Pipp.
Lett ON bases New York. 10; Detroit
= Eases ON hall<-om Mays - on
Ehmk". g. OF cole. /. ilits-on
Ehmk". /" In inningS; off Cole. 3
in Innings struck out-hy Mays.
j: 10y Ehmk", >; by cole. ]. Passed
ball ~ Mauiou Losing pitcher
Ehmk". Empires - Connolly ana
chm. Time 2.u1
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DOUBLE WIN FOR CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Julv l.-Chlcnro took both
games ct It double header ttsm Boston
to-day. winning the FIRST. Ia I, in zen
innings. and tho second 10 g. Errati,
playing sass th- visitors an ytrlS lead
IN tug Initial contest. y Mat inning bat
iiu% E,N Hy tile White SuN gave them
the victory !u tn SECOND.
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.Iia;i-d for !. Smith in seventh.
tlIau"t fOr Ring in seventh.
Score hy innings: II.
Cincinnati! ............... sol 002 1913
Philadelphia ............ 40 900 0ao---5
King ca. N"al". Home run-konctchy.
stolen bases Rapp t:D. X. Miller. Roush.
Sacrifices baubcrt. Donahu.. McuseI. Left
on hhscs Cincinnati. g. Philadelphia. 6.
la s" on ballS-on Donahuc. ): OFF Ring,
. liits-ou MHrIuard. in u inning:
OFF Dounhuo. in 20 innings. Passed
ball Iirugcy. Winning piichcr-Dnnahu hue.
Cmpircs-M"ran and Eiclcr. Time SO.
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Mobile .. birmingham. l.!
'tIanth. 10: Nashville. >.
New Orlc1ns. :: McuIiiis. . tCa!!sl end
Little Rock . CHATTANOOGA 3
Other sports on Page Nine.
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WORLDS BEST GOLFERS
READY FOR BIC EVEN
Battle VIII BE Most Mcmor,
Ever Held in United
States.
PRACTICES ARE AT IN T.
Players Must Iic Content With =
Performances Until Play Beg
Today-"lsobby" Jones Bci,c,
40 Will Qualify.
nI linhhy .Inncn.

written for the United News
t'""pyriGht. 1921. by United New
"ASitlNtToN. July iS.-W
nor" We are. An the fcrvcn, rr.
ticinG Tor the big show is over =
we ar. now ON the eve Of wi
promises To b. the most mcmor,
"pyn Championship ever held in
country.
The large field mus, res, cont.
WIN its various practice rounds a,
the course ana set itself for tn. :,
which begins tomorrow for yeie.,
OF Ealf the 2Gu -Utrants
Various Gucsscs have boon m.
WIN regard TO the score which ,,
I"aiif!. Tho most popular opln
iS that IS VIII he good enough,
possibly 7o--,o 'sccury a mlcR,sny
@d place In the charmed circle. W
~. of course. provided the pr.,;.
nm" weather holds through ton.
row ana Wednesday,. If the play,
arr unlucky enough To be- forced
pay IN rainstorm or nigh vi
thin, naturally. the scoring Mil
somewhat higher.
scores In Practice Arc Low.
There has beer much Low gcuri
during the last icw days. bat
really amounts to nothing The 81,
one turns in when playing "A fr!en,
Tour bal! match may very olf.n b,
Una! resemblance TO that rccor,
~ tn" rcient!.rs pcncii during
actual tournament
While a low score in the pr,ci
rounds - usually quite grutiiyin.
tn" ont who makes 1t. IL really !s
no consequences. and might even
regarded as an IN omen. The ga
OF Su!t has IT'S ups ana downs "
u great pr"dOninanc" Of tn. latt
ON" very rarely remains at IN ii
%! his game tor mauy days so, al
man who - burning ~ the couij
IN practice can very rarely hold n
stride through the actual touruam.
IL - Tor this reason that the =
tvp-nOtCh"rs are tHkin. things 90
at present Just feeling out tn
AMI making no surprisingly l.
scores.
Iiut"hison and Mitchell Leaders.
The big feature for the gallery Il
morrow wii! hc supplied 10y Jock
m" Hutch ana Ah" Mitchell Hutti
iSon. fresh from has British triumlI
ali lhIV- Il Woriu uf newborn III
ridcuc" 10 back his amaz!n. SKI
Jock .s marvel and We'll WOOL
watching MitCholl's trrmiudous Iol
game ~ the outstanding feature
IN" EnglIshmuu' finished play. II
too, H. one OF the greatest golfers
tn" world. This pair should be sd
Interesting To watch. ana from 81
Of thcm may very possibly come q
lowest score for tum0rrUw's play.
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MUCH BATTING HERE
LBv Associateh rrcss.

h'S TON. July iS.-BoSton defeated
81, Louis. II to =. in a slugging match
today. 81. Louis used iive pitchers
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REDS WIN A PAIR

nv Associated pr"ss.1
took hu'h ends ~ q double header from
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Iortsm 0uth.
Totals ........ a. a. &c .
xOne out when winning run Was

made.
Score by innings Y.
Newport News 400 non mn moo 10
Portsmouth 600 COO con 200 OF
Summary. Home run NioN Left
on hascS--No wpnrt News. g: Ports
mouth. 10. Sacrifice hit Ray. stolen
bases - Bangs Kcll"rman Double
Diays-W GODS 10 Whitcraf' Iiilnzi-
ger to Whitcraft: Goose ire" "a
parker Struck out by RAY :. hy
Iedbetter. 4 Bases on ball. off RAY,
2: on Ledbottor, J. Tim" Of game
o:5j. Umpir Blackburn and RI.
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" Ils,,n.

WlIN"n .......-.-..-...'UI UUl gUU--
summary: Two base hits Ni"oEcr,
NrraSun. Three nas" hits kost, Ar
"agou, Wcafcr Home runs -';r"cpac.
Walters. stolen bases Baker Sac
rinco hits walker. H"arnc. Doubl.
PLAYS Mceker 10 Wcai"r; Walker to
Walters to Roth. Left on oaS"s-
Richmona. 6; Wilson. ?. First bas,.
on Richmond. /. Bases on balls
of Howe, l. of Nc.kcr, !. OF
Hcnrnc. . HitS-on Howe. ! in
innings. Wild pitch-.Ii"arnc. Struck
"ut--hy Howe. 3: by Mcckcr. |. by
ticarnc, :? Tim. of game: Six aud
one half innings. ':lS; TWO and one
half innings, 20 minutes; toai--l rs.
Empires: SiS and one-half innings
HARRISON and Lloyd, TWO and one
hnlt inninGs-Wcir and Lewis.
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summary Tw"-hasc hii---Iih"d"s.
Eowman. WaaI. stolen bases
Wood go Leo ON hascs--I'cicrs-
burg. =. Norfolk g. Passed balls
Nu"uHh bpuhl" plays Voter I"
iiurH'tt to EnWman: Burk"tt 4"
E'"mtn. struck out--by Roberts.
J. hN E'k"rt. . Bases on balls on
H"H'r's on fckcr,, 2 Time Of
gam" IS. Cmpircs and
WcstcrV"lt
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aIt'd Tor PiCinich In ninth.
attcd for MngridSc in ninth. ,
Gland

summary: Two-basc Miller.
i'r"w"r. Stephenson. Three
hit-Scw"ll. stolen bascs-Shauks
Harris. Smith. Sacrifice hits Rice
90. Wood. Double pIay-EvnnS to
Nunamaker. Lett ON bascS-Wasn-
inEt"n. 9. Cleveland. 4 Bases ON
baliS-On Sothoron. :. Hit by pitch
"r-hy S"thornn ,Harris). Struck
-Picnlch tmpircS - owens and
I.NanS. Timn-n.lM
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Wilson, :: Richm0nd. :.
Rocky Mount. 4: suffolk. {.
Norfolk. !; Petersburg. 9.
Portsmouth. |: Newport News. G3
inninSSl.
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IntrrnntioraI I.-nrue Hesuit

syr,eusc ii6sa' "nssdinnss. '" iioS tRrs,
rame ten innIngpl.
IoIon'p. 8 baltimore. s thirteen in
RocheIer- jersey City. rain.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. 10: Detroit. I.
Chicago. 81: ItostOn. "a (hrst game 10
inninEsl.
Cleveland. 3: Washington. =.
81. Louis, 4: Philadelphia. >.
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american Association Results,
Mlwankee .; indiansnc!!s. >.
Eanhas civ Z; Louisville. g.
81. Paul, 6: Toledo. 9.
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STANDING OF CIlrHs.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Philadelphia at -. Louis.
Washington nj Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
ItDston at ChicuCn
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has. hi,-J Coin. Home rnm"sirmnk
Sacrincc FAN D"ubl" nlnvs Scott (un-
assisted walters - scott: MCInnis To
Scott Left on bases Boston. = ChiCur"
= fasc on ball IN Russell. ItodE" !.
Hts off Russell. in J; non" out in second:
ef knrT. i" in :, and non. on; In ninth.
struck out nv Hodge. .. Enrr. . Losing
niich"r Narr. misunderstanding. and hi
neon. TING lIS
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stat. League H,,ui,.

FIOTLHh ~IhIF Is-hIiIt NF>UIIH.
Tarnpa. 80 Jacksonville 30 Second
game seven innings ~ agreement.
81. Petersburg Daytonh.
Others rain.
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Sreenvilie. 5. Augusta. Z
SpnrtAnburr. q. Charlotte J.
Cha r!sefon. Ia: Columbia. o.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati. 0-D: Philadelphia. 5-5.
New York. IL; Pittsburgh, !.
It0stOn. IL: 81. Louis, g.
Chicago. y; SrOoklSn. 1.