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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
GAME THIS MORNING
TO BEGIN NEW SEASON
Richmond Has Strong Pitching Staff
and Steady InGcld To Open
Season.
pENNANT Still UNDECIDED
Game Bctwccn Locals and Bugs
VIII Decide Whether Rocky
Mount or Wilson Wins Place in
Championship Series.

Ray Kyans Richmond colts will
begin the second half of the race for
tn" virginia League pcnnant today
"hen the Petersburg Trunkmakers
twice VIII Do oncountcrcd The local
nne will journ /. over "a Tho peanut
town for game THIS morning ana
viii be ~ homo on Mayo Island PARK
at $50 this Afternoon
wan tho pcunant for tho nrst half
Of the scaHon stii undecided all eight
c!nhs Of The league viii make "A
strenuous cftDrt TO win place In
IN" post scason series by capturing
The flag :or tho second section OF the
race.
Whether Wilson or Rocky Mount
viii take honors for the first half
of the scason depends upon game
which Will be played between the
Bugs and tho Colts fut {, IL certain
that II Hich'noni VIII play n par,
In the championship series the in
habithn,s OF Mayo Island will have 10
win the righ, IN the race which hc-
gins today
Baseball fans conccde tina, Rich
inond now has a team when COM
parcs fasorably with any In tho e'lr-
cult. The acquisition of Mcclellan
has materially strengthened the
pitching staff and wiih tho rest D.:
tho team working together NOR.
tremendously than al any time since
the beginning Of tho season. vic
tory for Richmond !s not too much
to expect
Iiurlins selections for today have
not been made
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MARKELL WILL MEET
METROPOLIS TUESDAY
Nrsficrs Expected To Provide In
tcrcstinS Misunderstanding Car
niyai for july IL.

one OF the most interesting wrest-
ling matches OF the summer is cx-
pec;ca next Tneslay night when
Charles Metropolis viii nee, Adolf
Mazrel! at the Broadway Athletic
Arena.
Mazrcl is a Frenchman and fought,
IN the French army during the world
war. Tho cN-soidier is "a courageous
lighter, both IN the trenches and on
IN" mat As a member of tho army
which stommed the tide Of invasion
and finally drove the German hordes
back towards their own country. ne
established AN "nviahle record.
Mctroupolis undoubtedly viii give
the Frenchman hard light. Tho
h"ity Creek is one of the fastest
ana most aggressive men seen on
the mat in Richmond for many ycarg
His gameness and sporismanship
have Won Tor him many admirers in
this city
Free tickets to hox!ng carnival
which VIII II" held July II will he
given TO patrons II the arena. Two
hantamweights. Charley Holman and
Paddy Mills, VIII furnish tho fen-
tngc attraction.
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PASSENGERS ON SHIP GET
FIGHT NEWS BY WIRELESS
LRv unitch novel

NEW YORK. July 3.-N score Of
passengers on the steamship Nicuw
Amsterdam who had expected to see
tho Dempsey Carpenter fight were
forced 10 he satisfied with getting
news of the fight by wireless Be
cause Of poor coal. the Nicuw Ann
sterdam did not dock until late Satur-
day night two days behind schedule.
Or. May 7. Stout, Of Washingio on,
who was decorated by the King of
Serbia for saving the sight of Leo
persons during fifteen months work
in serbian hospitals, was among the
passengers. Or. stout performed as
many as $40 operations a month. The
serbs refused 10 believe that she did
not cure by supernatural power.
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INDIANS LEAD is BEING
GUT DOWN BY YANKEES
review or Weeks Activities Show
Tl'at Worlds Champions Are
Losing Ground

NEW YORK. JULY 3.-rhe load .,
the Cleveland American worlds cham
rlons Is being cut down raoidlv nv
the on-rushins New York Yankees
"niie the Pittsburgh National League
'eaoers appear to be gathering up
speed Tor their eastern invasion this
week The Indians won today and
are only two games ahead of tho
Yankees. who did not PLAY. Tho
Pirates dropped n game to Cincinnati
today, but are playing their hest ball
since resaining the leadership from
New York early in June.
IN the American League. Ney
iork's strong pitching should aid in
the chase after Cleveland, which ia
kept IN frst pace principally through
heavy hitting. The Yankees have nor
called upon relief pitcher In any Of
the past ten games. In four OF tho
hrc straight victories last wcnk .bc
opposing team was held to seven hits
and in the other the total was nine
The Indians were forced to use Malls
frequently last week
Washington, with n record Of scor-
ing only one run In each Of its past
five games. is threatened by tho
climt1ng Detroit team, which has re-
covered from its slump. The Tigers
held the Cleveland leaders even in
the series ended today. Boston is
getting fair pitching. but lost four
straight to New York because OF
weak hitting. st. Louis Is batting
we'll. but the Brown pitchers arc in
effective. The Chicago twirlers also
have been hit hard. The Philadelphia
boxmen have been doing splendid
pitching. The Athletics took four
games out OF five from washington
In the series ended today.
In tho National League unsettled
weather prevented New York and
Boston from attempting to keep pace
with Pittsburgh. \ double victory
over the Braves today put New York
four and half games behind the
Pirates. The Pirate pitchers went
we'll against the Western clubs. but
will have to dispose of st. Louis this
week before tackling the eastern
teams.
St Louis and Brooklyn have struck
winning stride again. The Su-
pcrbas scored nine victories in their
past eleven games. Tho Chicago
Cincinnati and Philadelphia pitchers
have been hit hard. Until today the
Reds we're troubled by light batting
The Quakers. for the fourth st-aight
week. won only ono of their games
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R. w. Batkins Declared
Weeks Contest Winner

The Blasts From the Bleachers
sayings OF L. ". Eatkins, OF 1928
Hull Street. South Richmond. have
been selected by the committee. OF
judges as the best submitted dur
ing last week. Mr.. Batkins will
receive two tickets TO Mayo Is
land Park. His sayings are
printed in the cartoon on the sport
page today.
The following names are on this
weeks roll Of honor: Gordon
Walker. Albert T. August. Clar-
encc Ely and u. Shcv!t2.
In yesterdays paper was print
cd blank cartoon in which CON
icstanis should write their Blasts
From the Bleachcrs Sayings. All
sayings should be mailed to the
Blasts From the Blcachcrs editor
as carly as possible.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Main Street CT aftonN

CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 e. Main Street Phone Randolph ia
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NOTED VIRGINIA CLANS
TO CLASH TOMORROW
Giiium and Flanagan Brothers
VIII Meet i'm Heated Baseball
Game

II is doubted. even in the memory
OF the oldest inhabitant-or. as II /,
expressed in the year books. when
the memory OF man runneth not TO
The contrary"-if there has ever been
h!aEcI IN this section OF the country
Il game of baseball when the two
teams have been represented bv nine
brothers on each team. This will be
tn" unique event on the Fourth OF
July at Orange Courthouse. Va. when
the nine brothers composing tho clan
OF Flanagan. and the nine brothers
composing the clan OF Gillum will 10
aTraN"d against each other in VIVA, is
expected to be a holly contested game
OF our national sport. The Flanagan
boys are the nine sons OF the late
senator and Lawyer William NJ Elan
aGan, OF rowhatan. The Gilium fam
lily are natives of Orange County and
are well known In that vicinity. In
the Gillum family there arc nine
boys and I'VE girls besides their pa
rents. and in the family OF Flanagan
there are nine brothers and one girl
and their mother
To say that this game Is being
widely discussed will be but mild
expression, for. as matter of fact.
the Inhabitants OF Orange and Rich
mond. where the home OF the Elan
agan family is: Cumberland and Pow
hatan also have almost forgotten the
drought. the high cost OF living and
prohibition because OF predoninatinE
enthusiasm. Reports from headQuar-
ters OF boti. camps Indicate that both
clans are .:sing buzzard oil to work
out the kinks in thci~ nuecles In or
der that thoy may b. In gcCi condi-
tion for the fray. on both teams
there are good ball players. and sew
cral from each family have been stars
on college teams Of Virginia. The
ages or tho hoys on both teams will
compare about the same, the Oldest
on tho Gillum team will be about 40
and the youngest about %, and the
same can be said about the Flana-
gan boys.
The Flanagans are confident OF vic
tory, and they arc certainly expecting
to return from Orange with the scalp
OF Gillum hanging from their chiefs
belt. with that very aim in view.
all OF the boys who make their home
in Richmond have been seen daily
chasing the elusive pill over the
grcensward OF Boulevard Field or
some athletic field around the Rescr-
voir. These are William NJ: DR.. T..
Latanc; John l.. and Clifford j.; Rob-
crt NJ and Louis V. are playing with
| Louisa, at which place they live; sam
uel c. hibcrnatcS in Washington; Paul
| Il Is domicilcd in the city of Norfolk,
| where he frequently stretches his
muscles on the fields around that city,
and Philip NJ. n young lawyer of Cum
| bcrland. generally known ms "Hoss."
| l. playing with his hometown team.
| In their jubilant spirits over the
game. the Flanagan boys realize that
| they have Il worthy rival in the fam
| lily of Gillum and do not undercsti-
| mate their rcputcd prowess on the
diamond: however, and regardless of
the ultimate outcome of the game. IL
the colors OF the Irishmen from Pow
hatan are trailcd in the dust, the
Gillum boys will know that they have
been in game Of baseball. The fol-
| lowing les the lineup OF the two
teams:
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TRAP SHOOTING is HAVING
SPLENDID YEAR, CARNEY
Attendance ut Championship Tour
ncy Has Been Grcatcr-Shoot-
ing Exceptional.
By Peter T.. Carney,

Editor National Sports Syndicate.
Trapshooting is having splendid
year.
With but few exceptions the at
tendance at the championship tour
TamentS has been greater than in
previous years. The shooting. too.
has been exceptional: One record that
has stood for eleven years, and an
other Of five years standing have
been erased from the books and inli-
cations are that others will go into
the discard
In the Iowa State shoot u squad
made UP of Fred Etchen, OF Comey-
VILE. kans.; Harve Dixon. of or
onoco. Mo: Frank Hughes. OF Mo-
bridge. S. D.. +. c. Wheeler. of Paw
huska, Okla, and Guy Ward. of Al
ton. Ill. broke ?Ss targets in 1900
which is two targets better than the
mark made by Il squad in which
Charley Spencer and Art Killam shot
IN Thomasonvillc. H.. in 1910. This
squad continued its remarkable shoot
ing by breaking gS7 in ansthcr 1000
targets. or 1875 in 1000 targets. an
average per shooter OF 1915. The
best mark 1T 1000 targets. 900 targets
per man. was 1853 During this
shooting Etchcn complied run OF
Isl straight and Ward 253
lIoys Are Good shots.
IN TINS Iowa state shoot a l1-ycar-
old boy, Luvcrnc Icnkinson. won the
handicap event. breaking 90 targets
from seventeen yards. Young .Icn-
kinson broke his first two strings of
- straight, missed one in his third
string. and then went out with sew
eral. thousand persons watching his
shooting. The crowd didn't bother
nm bit. In the Rhode Island State
shoot Albert r. Sisson, l6 years old.
won the handicap event with 30 from
10 yards. Young Sisson's father was
ruhhcr-up in the State titiular race
In the Washington State shoe, MT
i"kiiha they had one event OF $l00
entrance. open To every shooter in the
United States excepting Frank Troch
ana fetc u'Bricn. These shooters
were barred with their permission.
Nineteen shooters put up the money
ana {. w. Mcdowell. OF Rockford.
wash, took il all with Il % score.
In THIS same shoot the gathering
Witnessed the arrival OF "a shooter by
aIrpiane. Mark Rickard. OF Corvallis.
"uo miles away. missed his train and
us ne wanted to get into the shoot
ne hircd an aviator and his machine
ana made the 500 miles in 3 hours. ar
irving even before the train.
Three Times IL Champion.
Fred Etchcn In the Iowa state
shoot won the Hazard doubles trophv
cmblcmatic Of the worlds champion
snip. for the third time in succession
lie defeated Kip Gilbert for the
,rophy, retained it in a shoot with
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CARDS, 8; CUBS, 3
ne AsFocIntcl -.

CHICAGO. July st. Louis ham
u'ered tho ball hard ana beat Chicago
IN the nDal OF the series today. Ia 8
thus taking TWO OF the three games
YORK was knocked on the rubber in
tho third when Hornsby hit homer
With one on Ponder recently Of
PITTSBURGH finished the game. but
was NJ hard rro'fcr was steady
al ~. way for 81 Louis. Dcal and
Schultz as woll as FGorashy, h't hom"
runs
Ihn n.nrn-
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REDS, 8; PIRATES, 2
LEY Assnciatcl press !

CINCINNATI. OHIO July G.-The
Reds today stcmmed the tide Of Sc
were successive defeats. scoring g TO
. against Pitt shurgh Cincinnati hit
Hamilton hard in the carly innings
and secured commanding lead. and
linn was put in the box The pi-
rates hattcd MarGunrd freely. but fan
ed 20 bring In runs
Tho score.
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FRENCH OFFICIAL TO GET
| OF CARPENTERS GLOVES

MANllASSETT. l.. L., July 3.-C:as-
ton Vidal, Assistant Minister of Pub
lie Instruction for the French Rcpuh-
lie, viii receive as a souvenir the
boxing glove with which Georges
Carpenter landed on the giants chin
yesterday and had the champion tot
tcrinS Tor icw seconds.
He asked for one OF the gloves. in
n letter OF intimate personal friend
ship and we'll wishes received by
Carpenter yesterday morning.
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FAMOUS HAMMER AND
WEIGHT THROWER is DEAD
Icy Associated Press

NEW YORK, July 3.--.Iamcs :.
Mitchell. former national champion
hammer ana weight throwcr died
today after three months Illness.
Tie was horn in Tippcrary. ireland.
ahout - years ago. In 1906. Mitchell
went I" Athens as Il member of the
American Olympic team. hut injured
his shoulder during the voyage. AZ
ter his retirement from athletics he
hcchmc snort writer for various
New York newspapers
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GARDENERS TRIPLE WINS
FOR CLEVELAND INDIANS
Inficldcr Gets Three Dagger With
Bases Full and Defeats
Def rpit

CLEVELAND. ONO. July 3.-Gard-
ncr's triple with the bases filled i'm
IN" eighth inning Won Tor Cleveland.
. 10 b. today and cvcncd mp the series
win Detroit. pGrrltt replaced Mid
u!"ton In the box for Detroit after
the hfth inning and filled the bases
WIN passe" Cleveland tied the score
after liolline relieved pcrritt. Veacb
made tw" home runs over the right
field wall
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NEW YORK TAKES TWO
CONTESTS FROM BOSTON
braves Drop First, = to I, and
Giants Capture Final by
1O-tO-5 Score

NEW YORK. July New Yc-k do.
.eated boston twice today. to and
~ 70 .. The first contest was n pitch
crs battle between Nehf. OF tho
riahts' and McQuillan. OF the Braves
IN winch Rawlings and Stengel. play.
ing their first game in n New York
UNIFORM since they were acquired
rom Philadslphia. figured in the
''aht victory The second game was
siuSEinF match. each team using
three pitchers:
SCnrN.
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summary: Two-baSe hit-Brugey
Three base hit-W Williams stolen base
Wheat. Sacrifice hits-l.cc. Johnson.
Double piays-Milius. Olson and
Schmandt Left on hasos--philadel-
phia. 3: Brooklyn. 10. Eases on balls
off Smith. J. Iiits-off Miljus. in
S2-3 innings: off Schupp, none in l-3
inning. struck out--by Miltus. 3: by
Schupp. /. Winning pitchcr-Miljus
Umpircs -O'Day and QuiGlcy. Time
II 80
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BROOKLYN, S; PHILLIES, 3

BROOKLYN, July 3.-Brookiyn took
the fourth straight game from Phil
adelphia today. ) to 3. Miljus held
the visitors TO five hits until the last
inning, when he was hit for four
singles and two runs and relieved by
Schupp.
The score:
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Detroit ut st. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Washington at Boston.
philadelphia at New York.
1.-TWO games evsrywherr.)
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Boston ................ 900 l o. 900 )
New York ............ .l20 O03 1910
Summary: Two base hits-Young
Southworth, Barbara. Gibson. Three
base hits--Burns Powell Bancroft
Home runs-Cruise. Ford. Stolen
basc--Frisch. Double ys--Barbarc
and Gibson; Bancroft. Rawlings and
Kelly. Left on bases-New York, o;
Eoston. H. Rasrs on halls-off
JIarncs, l.. off Fillingim. |: or Wat
son. | Hits--on Barnes. 10 in in
ninGs; of Benton. l in inning: off
Sallec. in innings: off Fillngim
in 5l-3 innings; on Scott. in %
inning; of Watson, : in . innings
Hit by pitcher-Ra wings CO.. Burns
Struck out-by Fillingim, .: by Ben
ton. i by Barnes. l. Winning pitch
er-Barnes Losing pitcher-Fillin
GIN. Umpres-IIart and Mccormick
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ATHLETICS, IL; WASH. q

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Phladel-
phia made 1t four out OF I'VE by taxi
ing the final game of the series today.
IL to /. Harris pitching his second
victory OF the set. Milan had a per-
feet day at bat
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PiEOf... At LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
No games scheduled,
STANDING OF G
WIIERE TUEy rI,y MON

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Dnnrillc nj High Point (morning)
High Point nt Dnnviilc (nftcrno0nj
Greensboro Rt Winston salem (morptur)
Winston Snlcm ut Greensboro (a!tcrnoom
Raleigh NJ Durlinm (mornInrI
Duriinm ut Raleigh (uftcrnoonJ
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nnnxiIio Signs PLAYERS.

DANVILLE. VA. uly 3.--Ralph and
Herman Meneree, who have been
playing outheld and infield. respec-
lively with the st. Louis Nationals.
have been signed on the Danvillc
Piedmont League team and are ex-
pectcd to be in the game tomorrow.
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I<inari. club Forming Team

fN'iiRuRi. VA, July 3.-Thc
local kiwanis club is forming base
ball team from It's membership to
meet the Roanoke club here July IL.
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1t has been proposed that one OF
the Gillum girls and the Flanagan
girl do the umpirlng. hut ncgotia
lions started with that end in view
have not as yet materialiZcd
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New YORK .........0 Ol 600 lO.--c
summary: Two-basc hits-I,nrhare
Nicholson. Three-base hit-Ford
stolen basc-Rurns. Sacrifice hit
uoikc' Double play-Barbare and
r,oiKc. Lcft on bascs-New York. 4:
boston. 3. Struck out--by Nehf. 4:
by McQuillan. . Umpires-Mc(-or-
mick and Hart Timo-l:4O.
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CincfIlnnti.

Cincinnati ...........OO2 liI 0h.-S
summary: Two-hasc hits-Roush
linn and Cntshaw. Three base hits.
I:ohnc. Groh. stolen haScs-Carcy. ::
Rrcsslcr, Duncan. Crane Sacrifice hit
--Groh. Left on bascs-PittSbur=h
II; Cincinnati. 6. Base on balls-on
Hamilton, |; off Marnuard, . Hits
off Hamilton. II In innings: off linn
in innings. Struck out-hy Mar
guard, 4. Losing Decentralization
ijmpircs-Klcm and Emslic. Time
l:iS,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
philadelphia. IL: Washington. !.
Chicago. :: 81. Louis, |.
Cleveland. o: Detroit. J.
(Oniy three games schrdiled.)
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STANDING OF CLUES
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.

ST. Louis mt Pitt sburEh 1.-TWO gamcs).
Cincinnati Mt Chicago 1.-TWO gnmcs).
IostOn ut philadelphia 1.-TWO gnmcs).
New York AT Hr0nkINn Nwn gnInrsl
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Cleveland.

summary Two base hlts-lIcil-
mann t2). Speaker. Jameson. Three
base hits--Gardncr. Speaker. Home
runs N"ach. >. Sacrifice hlts-Shor-
ten. Wambsganss t2p. S.well. Nuna-
maker Left on buaes-Dctroit G..
cleveland. II. Bases on bails--off
Middleton, !; OFF perritt. 3; OF Hol-
ling. .: on Coyeloskic. l. Hi;e-om
Middleton. ! IN . innings; Of p"rritt.
none Ia Ia Inning: OF f0liing. in
i3 innings; OF Covcloskic. II in
sl-3 innings. on Caldwell none in
"a inning. struck out--by Middle
ton !; by Covelcskic. , Winning
pitchcr-Coveicskic Losing pitcher
H0lliuc. Passed hnu-Eunanakcr.
Umpires- Moriarity and D!nccn. Time
gill
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
No games scheduled.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
(Sccond half Of season brgins totluy.)
Richmond at Petersburg tmorninC).
Petersburg nj Richmond (aftrrnonn).
Suffolk at Newport News UwO gnmes).
Wilson at Rocky Mount tmurninG).
Rocky Mount at Wilson tnfternoon).
Norfolk nj Portsmouth (morning>
Portsmouth at Norfolk (aftcrnoon)
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
81. f.onis. Z: Chicago. 3.
New York. 2-1D: Boston. Ia
brooklyn. 5: philadelphia. 3.
Cincinnati. 4: Pittsburgh. >.
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'Battcd for Erickson in eighth
fRattcd for Gaines in ninth.
Score by innings: II.
Philadelphia ..........l02 GEO Ol0-12
Washington .0Ol 002 niO-
Summary: Two-hase hits--C. Wal
Ecr. Witt. Milan. Three-basc hits
Dykes, j. Walker. O'Rourkc. stolen
tasc--Hicc. Sacrifice hits-Wcich. Du-
gan. G. Walker. Mccain. II. Harris. ..
Double plays-Smith to G Harris: S
Harris To O'Rourke to Judge: Milan
to Picinich 10 Foss. Left on bases
Philadelphia. L., Washington. Il.
Bases on balls--orf Il. Harris. 3: off
Erickson, |; off Gaines. =. iIits-oH
Schacht. s in 3 % innings: off Gaines.
in inning, off Erickson. . in 4 Ia
Innings Hit by pitchcr-Dykcs C2),
s Harris. Struck out--by II. Harris.
i: by Gaines, !. Wild pitch--Erick-
son. Losing pHchcr--Schacht Inn
p'rcs-Nallin and Connolly. Time
2:15.
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FRED Etchcn In the Iowa State
shoot won the Hazard doubles trophy.
emblcma'ic Of the worlds champion
snip. for the third time in succession.
lie defeated Kip Elbert for the
trophy, retained it in shoot with
chief Wheeler. and again in opcn
competition.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday, Wednesday and Friday
as information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures of Passenger Trains
4Daiy, unless otherwise sliown)
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only.
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40 IL is % 1a
" ashinwton

Totals ...........il II - II 4
'Battcd for Erick son in eighth.
fBattcd for Gaines in ninth.
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Score ~ innnEe Il.
81 Louis .--... ..... 600 coo o0l--l
Summary. Two-basc hit-Tohin