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FIRST GAME,

Two-base Hts-Mayer, Schmidt, Suggs. Statham.
 Three base Hits--Brenher.
 Home Run-Knaupp.
 Stolen Bases-Guyon, Graff.
 Sacrifice Hits-Wingo, Statham.
 Innings Pitched-By Statham 6, with 14 relieved by Payne, in seventh), by Payne 3 with hits and runs, by Suggs with hits and 1 run. Double Plays--Grsff to Brenner to Knaup, Ritter to Brenner NJ. Smith to Ritter to Brenner, M. Smith to Brenner, Jonnard to Pope, Stellbauer to knaupp. Losing Pitcher-Statham.
 Struck Out-By Statham 4, by SugEs 3. Base on Balls-Oh Statham l, off Suggs 1.
 Umpires-Tandy and Shaefer.
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BRITISH GOLFERS.
 DEFEAT AMERICANS

Deal, N. J., August S.--George Dun can and Abe Mitchell, British golfers defeated James Barnes, American na- tional open champion, and John Far rell of the Quaker Ridge club. up In a S6-hole match today over the links of the Hollywood Country club Ex- cellent team play gave the visitors lead of 4 up in the morning round, which the American players cut in the afternoon to g.
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TraUelers Defeat
 Bears In Thirteen
 Inning Game, 2 to l

Mobile. August A--Llttie Rock won a 15-inning game from Mobile today ? 10 i, in pitchers battle between Jonnsrd and Pope. Faulkner's wild throw to third with two out in the ninth allowed the visitors to tie the score and they won it In the thirteenth on four hits.- Announcement was made that ouIielder Tutwler of Mobile had been traded to Little Rock for tnfielder Boil and cash consideration.
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Browns Win Long One

Washington, August 9.--St Louis de- feated Washington today, to 6. in l9 in- nings, a new record for the league this year An error by ORourke in the ninth prevented the locals from winning in the regulation period. Both clubs talled once in the tenth and there was no scoring thereafter until the nineteenth inning, when the visitors registered twice on a single by Sisler, pass to Williams, Ja cobsons sa fety, an intentional pass to Sew ereid and Gerber's infield out. Acosta fin ished the game in the box for Washing ton after relieving Mogridge in the tenth. Davis pitched the entire route for St. Louis Snd held the locals hitIess in the last inninga ScOre.
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Totals ..........S4 n. 24 10 .Batted for Heilmann in ninth. 'sRan for Msnion in ninth. *ssBatted for Dauss in eighth.

Summary: Two-base hits. Blue. Jones, Menosky, Heilmann. veach, woodall; three base hits. Collins; stolen bases. Me nosky, Leibold; sacrifice hits, Scott. Blue. Flagstead. Jones; double plays, Collins to ratt, Scott to Pratt to McInnis left on base Detroit To- Boston Il; bases on balls. off Dauss 8. Bush 5. Russell 1, hits off Dauss II in innings, off Middleton 3 in inning. off Bush II in co out in eighth). off Russell in 2: hit by pitcher, by Russell I (Manion): struck out, Bush J, Russell |. passed ball, Bassler; winning pitcher. Russell; losing pitcher, Middle ton; umpires. owens and Hildebrand: time
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Dixie Flag Chase

Yesterdays Results New Orleans 5, Memphis 4. Chattanooga 4. Birmingham 2. Atlanta 94, Nashville To.
 Games Today Atlanta at Nashville. Birmingham at Chattanooga. Little Rock at New Orleans.
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PhiPs Bad Breaks

SUMMARY J Two base Hits--Cunningham Bernsen. Three-b base Hits-Allen, Cunningham. Home Run--WinRfield. Sacrifice Hit--Allen. stolen Bases-Stewart, Silva. Double Play-Stewsrt 10 Traynor to Bernsen.
 Left on Base--Birmingham 5, Chatta- nooga S.
 Bases on Balls-off Boone 2. off Nor rison 9.
 struck out-By Boone l, by Morrison 5. Wild Pitches--Boone, Morrison Tinle--I. 70. Umpires-Pfirman and Jords.
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WINGFIELD'S CIRCUIT
 CLOUT BEATS BARONS

Chattanooga Tenns August Special Wngfed long drive right which bounded Sv utehed hands while the
 dead played badly the this afternoon the eight Cro ahead of the short
 Lookout victory by 9 The pitchers battle between Phil Morrison which fielding practically all of the which keeny spite
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Crackers Cop Both
 Games of q Double
 Header From Vols

Nashville, August s.--Atlanta took both ends of a double header from Nashville this afternoon, to l and to Q. Kuaupps s home run accounted for the Vols only score in two games. Suggs held the Vols to five widely scattered hits in the first game. while Marshall only allowed three in the last game. Score;
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Totals .....4o 2 12 s29 Is Two out when winning run scored.

sBatted for Ponder in fourth.
 stBatted for Freeman in sixth.
 s'*Batted for York in eighth.
 Score by innings:
 New York ........... 203 100 0l0 CT Chicago ............. 02O 004 001 Is Summary: Two base hits, O'Fsrrell B, Kelley Maisel 2; three base hit, Barber; :; home runs Frisch, Burns. Snyder sac7 rifice, Douglas; double plays, Bancroft to Kelly. Kelleher to .Hollocher to Grimes, Frlsch to Rawlings to Kelly; left on base, New York 9, Chicago 9; bases on balls, off Ponder l, Toney 2. Freeman 3; hits, off Ponder in Innings off Freeman in 2. off York in 2. off Cheeves in 9, Toney in 5 1-3 Douglas in IS: hit by pitcher, by York (MeuseD; struck out by Douglas 1; winning pitcher, Cheeves; losing pitcher. Douglas; umpires Hart and Mccormick: time 2:2s.
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CHICKS FALTER IN.
 NINTH AND BIRDS.
 WIN SECOND GAME.
New Orleans In Pop Bottle Shower Upon UmpS Pfen-
 ninger and Cochran

New Orleans. August s,-sarks with cred before a fiery ninth inning attack to- day and New Orleans pounded out a to 4 victory over Memphis by scoring four runs, pop bottle shower was visited upon Empires Pfenninger and Cochran in the eighth inning just after Knaupp hit into double play squelching what lookad like a nrospecfive rallv Scnrn.
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lOtdlS ,s....ls.s ..so0 "Batted for Ring in fourth.

Summary: Two-base hit. konetchy; three base hits Boush. Monroe; stolen base, Wingo; double plays, Kopf to Groh, Smith to Parkinson to Konetcy, Bohne to Daubert; bases balls, off Donahue 2. Ring 2; hits. off Ring in innings, off Sedgwick in innings; struck out. by Donahue 5, Ring g. sedgwick 9 wild pitch. Donahue; passed ball, Henline, , Emslie; time, 1:40.
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Tanks Lose Final

New York. August 9.--Chicago broke even in the series with New York by taking the final game today, to {. Four hits. a pass and steal gave the White Sox four runs in the second off Mays. Meusers home with the bases full in the third tied the score. The visitors won on Talks triple and Mostirs sim
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sRattrd far Acosta in ninataantb

Score by innings;
 st. I4o.isA... 1Os 900 ool 100 900 900 2--s Washington. 110 0l2 900 100 900 900 0--6
 Summary; Two-base hit. Tobin: three
 base hits Judge 3, Ellerbe, Rice. McMsn- us, Sisler. Charity, -> Severeid; sacrifice Units. Rice. Severed, Shanks Mogridge Judge Milan, Acosta. Jacobson. Davis; double plays. Brewer to Harris, Harris to C'Rourie to Judge; left on base. st. Louis 16, Washington 10: base on halls off Mogridge l, Davis g. Acosta :; hits,
 off Mogridge IA in 1-S innings Acosta g in 9 2-3 innings; struck out, by Davis S. Mogridge 4. Acosta ? wild pitches. Mo- gridge; losing pitcher. Acosta; umpires Nalln. Wilson and Connolly; time, s:45
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Red Sox Win Two More

Boston. August s.-Boston made it 10 straight victories over Detroit by winning both games of double header today, talk ing the first game toN and the second to l. Heilmann was put out of the first game in the ninth inning for strenuous protest of called strike. Scores:
 FIRST GAME
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Billy Is Star of Win

St. Louis. August s.-Southworth's triple with the bases full In the seventh inning gave Boston the victory in the final game of the series with St. Louis today. to 3. Southworths fielding Muellers double in the ninth inning caught Dilhoefer at the plate and prevented a tic. Score:
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Cubs Even Up Series

Chicago August 9.-Chicago evened the series with New York today by winning the final contest of the series, to [, in hard and closely fought 10-inning con test. Three times the score was tied, the locals punching hits for their runs. while the visitors were helped with error, a walk and home runs by Frisch, Burns and
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Reds Beat Phils

Cincinnati August 9.--Cincinnati won three out of four from Philadelphia. to {, mainly through two errors by Monroe, which let in three runs in the third in- ming. Donahue pitched good ball and Sedgwck. who replaced Ring in the fourth inning. was very effective. Score:
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PIttsburg, August 9.--P1ttsburg defeated Brooklyn today, 10 ?. scoring all their runs in the seventh inning when they knocked Mitchell out of the box. sCutshaw batted for Adams and drove in the tying run and Bgbee sent two more over after Reuther had entered the box. Tierneys error paved the way for Brooklyn's runs in the sixth. Score:
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Totals ...........ss 2
FRan for Gardner in ninth.
 s*Bafted for Caldwell in hint h

Summary: Two-base hts, Welch, Nc Cam, Jamieson 2; three base hits, Welch :; home run, C. Walker; double plays. Dykes to J. Walker, !. Walker (unas assisted) left on base Cleveland $, Philadelphia 5 bases on balls. off Freeman 4, Caldwell {; ; struck out, by Caldwell 5, Freeman 1 um- pires, Evans and Dineen; time, l .52.
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Score by innings; Mobile .............. 0O0 O0l QUO 0o0 O--1
 SUMMARY Three-base ht-Harper. sacrifice Hits-Bronkie, Wickhan, Gol- win, Moore.
 solen Base-Mulvey. Double Plays-tiolvin to Faulkner to Golvin; Mullen to Bronkie to Golvin. Struck Uut-By Jonnard II, by Pope A.. Base on Balls--OtI Pope g. Jonnard 4. Hit by Pitched Ball--By Jonnard (Gol- vim.
 Left on Base--Mobfle 12 Little Rock G.. Time--2:30.
 Umpires-Williams and Erwin.
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ORTS PELCANS GUST BARONS FROM SECOND PLACE SPORTS

Totals .34 8 27 12 l
 sBatted for 'Ainsmith in seventh.
 ~sBatted for She-del in severth.
 *@sBatted for North in ninth
 Score by innings:
 Boston ....... 0l0 900 300--4 St Louis ..........-. .... 900 002 10O--3
 Summary; Two-base hits Barbare, Ford. Powell Lavan, Mueller; three-b base hits Lavan, Cruise. Southworth; stolen base, Smith: left base Boston 8, St. Louis S; bases on balls off Oeschger 2, Watson 2 Walker 3: hits. off Oeschger in 6 innings. off Watson in 3, off Walker 10 in s 3, Sherdel none in 2-5. North i in 2; struck out by Oeschger ?, by Walker 3. by Sherdel 1. by Watson 1, winning pitcher. Oeschger; losing pitcher, Walker; umpires, O'Day and Brennan; time .5S
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Philadelphia, August s.-Timely hitting by welch and Tillte Walker today enabled Buck Freeman, an Athletic recruit pitcher, to get 4-to-s decision over Cleveland. Welch had three hits. including double and a triple. and drove in the winning run into the left field bleschers Score.
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Totals ....... .54 II "Ran for Reuther in ninth.

Summary: Two base hits, Krueger, Schmandt. Cutshaw: sacrifice. Myers; double plays, Adams to Tierney to Grimm, Maranyille to Tierney to Grimm: left on base, Brooklyn 8, Pittsburg 5; bases balls off Mitchell 3, Adams i, zlnn 1; hits, off Mitchell 6 in SIS innings; Reuther in l 2-S Adams In [, Finn ] in ?; struck out, by Mitchell 2; wild pitch, Finn; winning pitcher Adams; los ing pitcher, Mitchell; umpires, Moran and Rigler time, :4o
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Chicago .......e......... O4o oo1 oOo--5 New York 004 O0N O0O--4

Summary: Two-base hits. Miller, Will Meusei; stolen base, Johnson; double, plays. McNally. Ward and Pipp. Collins, Johnson and Sheely. Mulligap. Collins and Sheely, Ruth and Pipp left on bases, New York 5. Chicago 4; bases on balls, off Mays 2, off Wilkinson 3; hit by pitcher, by Mays (MostiD; struck out by Mays l., by Wilkinson 2; umpires, Moriarity and Chill; time of game. 1:37.
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Totals ..........30 F25 16
 sOne out when winning run scored.
Two-base

Boone, Sheridan, McLarry.
 Double Plsys-McMillan 10 Yockey to McLarry: Yockey to MeAfllan to Me Larry Marks to Yockey to McLarry; Meyers to Sheridan to knaupp.
 struck Out-By Marks 2, Bailey 3.
 Left on Base-Memphis 3, New Or Time-z2:20.
 Umpires-Pfenninger and Cochran.
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SECOND CAME
SUMMARY

Three-base Hits-Brenner. Sacrifice Hits-Graff, Marshall. Double Plays-M. Smith to Ritter to Brenner; H. Smith to Brown to Morse. Struck Out--By Marshall l. by James 5. Base on Balls-Off Marshall 1, off James 1.
 Left on Bases--Nashville 8, Atlanta $. Umpires-Shaefer and Tandy. Time of Game-1 :20.
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PIRATE RALLY IN i SEVENTH INNING
 WINS GAME, AZ
Southworth'S Hitting and Fielding Win Close Vic-
 tory for Braves
NATIONAL LEAGuK
Yesterdays Results

Nesterday'B hesuIts Boston (, St. Louis 3. Pittsburg 4. Brooklyn 2. Cincinnati '. Philadelphia {. Chicago $, New York :.
 Games Todiiv Cincinnati at St. Louis. Brooklyn al Pittsburg.
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SECOND GAME

l Summary. Two-base hits. McInnis, Col lins, Cobb; stolen bases, Menosky, Collins: double plays. Pratt. Scott and McInnis Holling. Sargent and Bassier left on
 base. Detroit $. Boston 6; bases on balls. l 1. Jones s; umpires, Hildebrand and Ow- ems; time of game, ;43.
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RECRUIT HURLER DEFEATSINDIANS
 FOR MACKS, 4-3
Yankees Lose, Also, While Red Sox Win Twin Bill
 From Tigers
AMERICAN LEAGuE
Yesterday.s ResuIts

heSterudS hesuits Philadelphia A. Cleveland 8. Boston S-4, Detroit 7-1. Chicago 5, New York {. St. Louis s. Washington 6, G9 in nings)
 Games Today St. Louis al Washington. Chicago at New York. Detroit at Boston. Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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