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fA1IMAS cop CAME
FROM FAST M(RIEIS

Two amateur baseball artists. with
We con .Nhn"" "! third. v"st..rdat
AFTERNOON ronsp.;rd 10 bring about
the d"wnfal! - IN" Muri"l baseball
'thm - ~" Tohacco l.-agU- In a
gam" played NJ boulevard f'i"!d The
gentlemen N question were Hooks
,,.nify. i'nndust"r' GathrIyht and
= pT'y- h"I'ar Hectler. 'heir work
icing pr!ncipaily responsible FOR rn-
i-to-l c-!eat hung up JOS me F.tima.
remnant hogctvls over ~. fading Ma
RE. crew Gentry and GatuIght
used th"!r bats on the orerIugs Of
George Powell wIth telling -r.ct
While lIerkler had his fas, ON. ,Di
IL. crop working too wen for the
POWELL tried hard 70 win his avn
game, getting 'hr"" nf his teams nv.
n!'s but MS teammates d'dn, conc
I" MS aid. and he couldn't 10 II ain
~ himself In earned runs tho score
"as Muri"l. !. faiIma .
Scor" 10y Innings 4 n r.
fht'rna .... ulO 10, Gao
ME5i.! $780,, 600 COL ooo 8 3
batteries H"rklHr and Marin. q
Powell ANA " Rlshpp
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BROWNS HARD K|CKERS,
BUT NOSE YANKS OUT
Halt Game Nineteen Minutes
to Protest Decision, Then
Bat Ont Victory
IBy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK. July l2.-st. Louis ro-
tained tho lead In the American
League today by defeating New York
III bitterly contested game. to g.
The browns held up play In tho NTH
inning in protesting Umpire Chul's
on ball thrown Into the 81 Louis
dur"ut, Umpire Connolly however
refused I" forfeit the game after
'hiii hRd indicated he wanted to do
so. and st. Louis resumed plav Man
aver iiugSins later was pu, OF tho
Yankee bench. Pruett. college rs-
rruit fanned Ruth three times In tho
p'nchcs. ono with tho bases nlled
Sisters single n the eighth With tho
bases fuil won The game for 81 Louis
Williams hit his twenty nrst hotn.
run. score
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WOMEN ASKED To SEE
NEXT CARO- At C. H. A. A.
Third Entertainment Set for
Monday Night, With Fair
Sex Welcome.

Women OF Richmond are extending
an invitation to witness tho boxing
matches OF the Church nm Athletic
association TO be held next Monday
night at {. &. A. Field. Twentieth and
snort r streets At recent meet
ing or tho officers OF the association.
u WAS decided To admit All women
PROVIDED they are accompanied by
member or tn" club
In arranging its third entertain
meht. tho association has made every
mort TO give the people OF Rich
mona clean. wholesome recreation
ana VIII welcome Il largo representa-
tion from tho women OF tho city
Clean sportsmanship was the out
standing feature OF tho nrst two on
tertainmentS. and many women wit
messed tho bouts
with tn" next program only few
days on. all desiring to witness tho
matches should obtain their member
snip cRrds Rt once and avoid the dis
appointment suffered by many AT tho
nrsi entertainment on Decoration
Day. Hundreds turned away
from the gates because they had
'Hilcd tn obtain membership cards
three days befor" the houts only
renewal cards Viii he issued tho day
~ tho entertainment ana mono OF
these after noon
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he type ~ fellow who bowls. over
the fence they went as II they wcr.
going Ia '"ar him {" pi"css. doubt
loss thinking h" would run: hut when
hey saw MIN standing hts ground
they became as docil. M a young
kitten. They viii say IN the stands
what they would not say :" tn" face
OF an Invalid. Let's stop this rowdy-
ism IL ". have To debar tho small
bcttcrs from tn" park
All golf pr"c.drnts are heiny
broken at Skokic this week First.
they inaugural" paid admissions for
spectators: then Jock Hutchinson
performs in record style. and along
history stops championship golf
match.
ryrps RAYMOND C"hh !. worth
his youthful rival Sislcr. Yesterday
Tho veteran Tiger trainer poied on,
nv" hits IN nv" tries, while Sister got
,wo In four. cons"1u"ntly. Ty moved
up to .fn3 white SiSler went to 40.
but Cobb reduced tho lead from
twen'y-seven to seventeen points.
Inspired ny tho feat NJ tho Ath-
ietcS Tuesday IN turning up two
games In one afternoon the Pills
yesterday duplicated tho stunt Of
their townsmeu by winning twice
from 81. Louis
Another hoy wonder" has hohhed
M over the baseball horizon The
latest is Pruett who tosses for the
browns He made tho mighty Ram
hino look fcchl" Yesterday as he
created breeze with his bat
what Franklin will say to Molia
about tina, lost SO. 600 whom tho Nal
Tory family reunion is held next week
VIII make IS spicy reading as the al
legged remarks made nv the Norka-
American woman rackcter to her sue
ccsstul French rival.
sam Earring was se, down yester-
day by the judges at Fort Miami. 1t
was after the second heat. which
Grace Direct lost. The Carolina owned
mare, with a new driver. won the
third and deciding heat in the 2O6
pace in slow time. Her performance
saturday in the first heat. which she
covered in c:o2i-z is the best time
this season for the event
Water polo is 10 he indulged in this
wear by tho Y. NJ g. A.. which viii
organize teams tomorrow night ".
NJ Cooper tho assistant physical d.
rector will have charge of this
branch ~ sports
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TARS WIN ONE MORE


Specia 10 The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK, VA, July 12-potcrson
clearly outhurlsd Scheinberg today to
neleAt Newport News. 4 to l. making
tne cout two out OF three for tho So
res Four hits in succession nv the
Tars In the eighth. including Vermil-
yea tluk" triple to center. broke up
pretty box huel I.aehy registered a
perfect day at tho hat. with a dou-
~" and two singles In three chances.
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DRIVER is DISPLACED
AFTER SECOND HEAT
Richmond Mans Case Not Yet Decided by Toledo
Track udgcs-Crcat Rose Takes
Tccumsch Stakes.
LRY AanociatnhH rnssl

TOLEDO. July i2.-The Great Rose
won the Tccumseh stakes feature
IN hollow fashion. taking three heats
The Laurel Hall WAS co,nt"nder for
;started III The horse, although h" vas
much Of the Good Time Farm entry's
speed.
The Sherwood cur for three year
event vent 10 Lee Worthy. second
choice IN straight heats. Collateral.
after chasing tho winner 20 IN" wire
in the frs, weakened and Baron
Etapah placing: Alma WORTHY
Lonsset, driven by Cox. took the
second and winning heat OF Mondays
In the 2-oH pace ono heat or which
was won Monday by Grace Direct
me JUDGES displaced :. a, Earring. her
driver, after Logan Hedsewood Won
the first heat today. "Ri" Shivcly
drove the mare In tho third heat and
won. Decision was reserved by tn"
Judges in Earrings case.
jackson Grattan, heavy tavorite.
took the 200 pace In straight heats
without much effort.
us ,ro, If'rs; hcs, raced Monday
p in heats. purse. 1i.ooo-
l.onsset. h. h.. BY Dillon Az
pe w2T'P Pluto % 5 h.. By Peter tho
Great CNicDonaid) ..........2 "a
Trumpator. n <. by San Fran
MISS whlonshsy, ). g, by san
Jack IL. h. Z. BY Peter Pilo,
ius,iss,na also started. Time,
ss,@s gss:: .ar.s hss, ;; see4 Monday,
Grace Direct. y. m. by Walter
Direct tEarinR) ...........
H.i
liSdsewood Roy cMcMa.
John Henry. 5 e. By wiikoe
wsnds May, g. m. by unknown
Julia NJ. direct, br. m. by Wal.
i Red Di isnce lPsFF Ana william. william az
5s' ra en- i2 h ea,. I pS2se.
Jackson Gra,,an. b. h. by Scion
Graitan tCo) .......:.... ii
Edna Early. blk. m, By Tho VOL
wract u. h. by Peter Inc Grca;
Lucy i, hik. m BY Dallas Nj.
,'r tMorr!sonp .......... q
Trampsafe. r. h., by Tramptast
i'eter Rrcck,. Kins Hodsewood and
W. Msioney also started, Time.
IL /.
heats: vslus. si,+eo-
The Gree, Rose. .. m, by Peter
tn" Great (McDouhldp ....
Aim.ra! Harris. b. K. by Ger
sen Garrison -... Z $
E."anor Guy. b. IN hy Guy Az
"a Evans. :. IT.. =" pN'or
Montgomery Thomas .... 6,
fTlns@ Rttiac. Z, by Aiha!-
H. Laqrsii ~ t"iI also r,ar, : :
TIM, ?:oti1 2:oSl. 2o2I..
Sherwood Chr"e- year old troD-c
in heats. value. s!s5o-
lie" Worthy. hr. c. by Leo Az
worthy White ......
haron E'awaA. b. G. by E;RWah
Collateral. ,. c.. by fe;or voio
Ed!th Worthy. h t. by Guy Ak.
worthy tBrussie) ........
Alma Worth, h. +, by AVwc-,hy
Eleanor Worthy. ~ worthy, GUY
Han and Mourin Axworthy also
started Time, o.. 2os8.
,.2.ls pace-s In 3 heats. purse.
EstaE. b. m. by Su,,rort ,Mor.
lay" F5asi fo1 ,2',,n1 : NJ ny Malcolm .
The Sherwood. rh. 9. BY Horchen
Hei,a Iin'ch, b m BY Ban fa;ch .
tEERn) ........... .
ArrnnMheat. b. T.. ny Rol,win :
Lucy Peter, Northern Eari po,oSS
La! and Lsr+*nu- also started.
Time" oSi. 200.
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MOLLA STARTS HOME,
BUT HOOVER IS LEFT
ny As,ociat.d presxl

SOUTHAMPTON. ENG Iuhy 70
MIS-. Molla Blursted, Mallory. Amcri-
can woman lawn tennis chemnion
sailed for home today on the Home.
nc. hi,er strenuous campaign of
s"vera weaks on English courts. cul :
minH'!ng IN her dc.cnt Las; week for
mo grh"a court championship nv NiIn
Snihnne IcnKlcn. NJ Wimbledon
walter Hoover. OF Duluth. Am.ri.
cnn champion scullcr. who achIeyod
MS quest for the Diamond sctiits a.
Henley, missed the boat Sy a few
minutes and VIII san On the As1sauc
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Aracon and Comiskcy staged u
great battle in Carolina In tn" three
days with honors about even. Com
my was the FIRST 10 max" an error.
his misplay coming Yesterday on
TN" other hand. comisk"y outhit the
cuban, both coming =" hat eleven
times. with tho former making three
hits and the latter only one. Yester
day AraHon accepted four chances
perfectly. making his record FOR the
week fifteen. Commv mad" six plays
perfectly and bungi"d one. bringing
his outs and assists up To eighteen.
AraGon Is tho property Of tho Rich
m"nd club. but G"miskcy il subject to
recall by Reading Tn. littl,. Cuban
is not all In. although h" has not
played tho brand ~ baseball this year
that his past would warrant. Two
Sally League teams have hocn after
him recently. SUGGESTING trades. Co
lumhia yesterday offered Third Rase-
man Maitland and Pitcher luther for
tho Cuban Roth arc property Of
recall. which practically precludes a
swap
Fling Is not devoid Of friends hero
by any means. One who boosts"
writing 10 this column Yesterday. had
this to say for AraEon:
u am Very much Interested in tho
present discussion @. the plans to
strengthen the Richmond ball team
regret 10 see the effort on tho part
OF some 10 lay tn" blame for thu
standing Of tho club at this time ON
Aragon. ~" is human. and. Therefore.
is not perfect machine. hut he is
III tn" game Ia the best Of his ahil-
ity What w" have needed all tn"
while. and what "" need nnv. Is a
couple OF pitchers who can turn I'm
an occasional win. IT we had GONE
pitchers who could h. couneed on
there would he no kick on N" work
of tn" rest of tho team"
Tho same fan pays his compliments
10 the "rowdics" who kick at all de-
cisions NJ the umpires He calls for
few to he elected from tho mark as
disturhers NJ those there for the sake
Of the sport There Is truth In lot
he SAYS especially about those sitting
Tar 70 the side criticizing balls and
strikes
One who boosts" is unauestiona bly,
right about the conduct Of the hand
ful Of men who Jumped over the rail
inc and advanced on Umpire De Lave
last week. or these he says:
Tho incident Of tho spectators got.
ting over n" fence after Umpire he
Lave N" other day was typical ~
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20. american Association.
inoIhn Npp'!' y. Columbus. J.
I.oui5, !le. ;, TOledo. 2.
QthekA- &6s.,popsa. [alp
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WlI1SkAWAY'S OWNER
SllUNS SPECIAL. RACE

sew York JIy IL me special
,Irr i"-!Hncd 10 hTlug .a.r;her
". 's"H"a' Infry r,yu" Wn'i,ev,
""f -oid ana Gray Lag. crack 4.
! "'' Ola II IN" Eaucoah- static. al
p" current m",i.ug Of the Eup,r.
Assncihlon has been ind"a
. .tiS postponed TINS vas innde
hp"n 'odhN nf'"r Mr. Whiin.y in.
.''ncH mo association that nI- ,rsIn
jana ROVE, f-lt h.. could nd, "a,
!" HH""aF reads fui such ;-s, T..
'''' '"' iaWPti" schedule. closes
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DODGERS DROP BACK


CINCINNATI July Ia-The Reds
o"i"iT~'i isl""--su. to !. todaY. Don
!h"" was greeted ~ triple and n
double by the iirsl ISo men up hut
'G"r'"'t"r. in- visitors we're unable
=" get Il man past second base
crimes Was not nat hard. hut his sup
purt was !uf"r!nr Tn" inneld work
~ tn" Reds was ~ championship
raiih"r. tons"ca al"n" accepting
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INDIANS USE CLUBS

RoSrhN. July l2-CI. an d
pounded Pennock aud Kari today for
twenty hits. defeating Boston II To :.
Joe -" eli made nve clean hits IN
ns many times a. bat Coveleskic
lobbcd over the ball in the last OF
the ninth when Boston made six
runs and six hits. one homer by
J. Harris over the left field fence
with one on base. Score.
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HARRY WILLS SIGNS
TO FIGHT JACKSON

NJ" YORK July !Q.-rut Jackson.
giant negro. Of Warrington Court
mousse. OHIO today signed TO meet
Harry iIls. n"pr" challenger OF
lax Dempsey. ~ Il bout here about
i1Dt' JhChs"u'E manager made
,h" r"rtrhct Win Promoter Dave
bFFr"ll. and tomorrow DriEcoli Will
a'i"fnp' - close negotiations with
I'Atr'"" Muii"us. who handles Wills
affairs
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PIRATE ERRORS COSTLY
lBy Assncla:eh rrcss !

PITTSBURGH. PA July i2-Thc
i'oSion Braves again defeated PITTS
'Grgh, 10 3. today. Yellowhorsc
'Ntpltch"d Watson. hut tho suuuort
NSohled At critical time. Rohwer's
iImbl~ giving tn" Braves two runs
Win TWO Pittsburgh mon IN base
ana one out IN IN" Inst of tho ninth
Miller relieved Watson and retired
the aide =cgr.
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..RNtted Tor savior in ninth.
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STANDING or CLUHS.
WHERE THEY I

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
Boston ut Pittsburgh
Brooklyn ut Cincinnati.
New York Mt Chicago
Philadelphia at 81, Ioui.
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500 HOLDS BRONCHOS
Special to The Timas-D,s,a,ch =,

IsVtNIHI 10 Ihe Times Dispa tch
ROCKY MOUNT. -. c. July l2.-
500 held tho Tarhcels to four seat
tered hits this afternoon and the
l'ort'month Truckers had little trou-
ME run ming away with tho hiC end
ni the series ny an Stool margin
He'll. who twirled yesterdays game
efsayrh TO do The mound work for
me WalkAr''Hs again today He held
me Truckers scorelcHs during the
hrEt thr"" innings. out In the six re-
naming frames. they got next to
him for eight runs Score.
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ALEXANDER NO MATCH
FOR GIANT SLUCCERS
League Leaders Outplay Cubs
With Strong Defense and
Timely Attack.
fiv AssnciateL rress |

CHICAGO. July !2-Grover Alex
ender WAS unahla 10 stop Sow York
today and Chicago took It's second
defeat. to /. The l"aeu" leaders
"ujpi"yed tho locals ON the deferHe
ana their attack was npportune
Fred Toney had little diniculty hold
ing kill"fers men safe. as tho feld-
ms behind him MAS perfect Frisch
catches
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TY HAS PERFECT DAY
IN BEATING ATHLETICS
Five Hits Made by Detroit
Pilot i'll Downing Mack's
Hopcfuls.
tRv A,sooiated rr... !

PHILADELPHIA. "a July 10
petroi, won INC third gaule OF The
,rsrles With philadelphia. 70 s.
h"ilmann h'' h's fourteenth homo
run ~ tho season in tho ninth with
tao on base. Cobb made i've hits In
as many tim-. a. ha' Score:
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IioAton.


'Battcd Tor IynCh IN ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Cleveland ..........I5O O20 I2o-ll
Boston "Reminiscences. 600 Ool eh6-
summary: Three base hit-Pratt
Home rum. Harris. Stolen bases
KurnN Jameson. Warmly. Sacrifice
-Gardner. Double play Seweil
10 Wamhy 10 McInnls; Gardner TO
Wamiy 10 Mclnnis. Pittenger to
Pratt To BurnE. Left on bases.
Cleveland. 10 IIoston. I. Rase on
halls-"n Covcleskie. /; Off Pennock
p of Karr. /. Struck ouy-by Karr
|. Hits off Pennock. In ! ga: off
karr. II in : Ia. 'Hit by pitcher
by karr tWood). Losing pitcher
rennock Observation-Disclosures and
Evans. Time. 1852.
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.F|NNEGAN COMES BACK
AND COPS MOUND DUEL.
Ninth.1nning Rally Give.
Richmond Second S,raigk::
In Wilson.
EpcciaI to Tha Timnr.ni.n.

tnp"CiHI 10 Tho Timex Dispatch
WILSON. y. G., July I2-Rich NIL, a
won pitchers duel today between
flnn"Han and Quinn by punching ht, =
VI the ninth Inning and scoring two
bases on balls. but his Witness did
not causo him any troubls The
work Of AraBon and FinneKan fea
iured for Richmond. while tho work.
Or Walker. Cunningham ana Crouch,
featured for Wilson. Crouch had
twenty putouts on nrst. Score:
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Inspired by tho feat ~ tho Ath-
letics Tuesday IN turning up two
games In one afternoon, the Pills
Yesterday duplicated tho stunt Of
their townsmeu by winning twice
from 81. Louis
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Rated for North In sixth.
'Batted for Rarfoot in ninth.
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DempAeN In M linz,

MONTREAL. july - lack Dom,
sey. heavyweicht champion ~ IL
woric. said here TO-DAY b" probably
lengt-, on July z 1928. Just no y,a-
from the date when ne defcafed
Georges Carpenticr tn J.rs.y Cly
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british GoIf pro. ,,,i,.

NEW YORK, July I2.-J. H. Taylor
and Alexander SANDY Herd. British
Soli profess ionaIs, arrived todav on
the United States and Canada Tbs,
"er6 TO play thelr hrst match today
at White Plains. n !.
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FABER HOLDS SENATORS
iPv A.,oria,Ah p,s.ss

wASnTEGTOS july li-Fshei
held Washington 10 four scatterec
singles today, Chicago winning east
is. 20 !. Mo>cl collected sir.
Slc. double mud triple on Franci'
and scored ;hr"c OF tho visitors runs
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Another boy wonder" has hohhed
lp over the baseball horizon. The
latest liz Pruett, who tossrs for the
isr"wns. He made tho mighty Ram
hino look fccbl" Yesterday as he
created breeze with his bat
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E DIRECT WINS MINUS Earring; COLTS SQUEL CHI BUG
PILLS TROUNCE CARDS
TWICE ON HOME LOT
St. Louis Fans Sec Struggling
Team Stopped by Weak
Sisters.
Try Associated Press.1

-. I.OJIS. Mo. DULY 12.-The
i'hillies defeated the Cardinals in
both ends OF Today's double header,
\ I" and z TO 2. The loss OF the
hrst game broke tho localS' winning
: urea" al eight straight Rogers
ti"rnshN hit hIs twenty third home
run az TIA" season In the sixth inning
~ IN" FIRST game. Pitcher Jimmy
ifing won his own game I'm tho
seventh inning OF the closing game
Win hriv" into the right-Rcld
seats. Scores.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit mt philadelphia.
st. Louis ut New York,
Cleveland at Boston.
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summary: Earned run, Richmond
,; Wl'Eon. z. ThTsc-basn h!ts-Co.
rnisa"y and Crouch. Two base hit,
Walters and KcliAr. Len on base,
Richmond. a. Wilson. 2 Struck out
~ Quinn. J. by FinneEan. 2. BASE,
on hnlls--or quinn. !. on FinneEan
Sacrinc. hirs-.R ellar and Miller
stolen haseA -MathRg ca. Tim. Of
game. 40 Urnpire.. Black burn ant
Pr"slin.
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Water polo IS 10 he INDUCED in this
wear hv tho Y. NJ g. A.. which Will
organize teams tomorrow night w
NJ Cooper tho assistant physical d.
rector. will have charge of this
branch ~ sports
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Totals
Rocky Mount.

summary; Three base hit-Yoter.
Two has" hits 500. Nally. Goosetree.
Bates. stolen bascs -O'Bricn, Narles-
XII. BashanR. ~. Walker. Swacina.
Left on bases Portsmouth. 4: Rocky
Mount. s. Doubt" rlay-Fcrry cun-
ass!sted). Struck rut-hy 500. 4: ny
He'll. 3. Rases on hRlls-of 500 4;
of He'll. 3. Time Of game, Las. UNI
p'res. Ortiz and Wright.
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what Franklin will say To Molia
about tina, lost {ioonn whom tho Nal
Tory family reunion is hold next week
VIII ma re IS spicy reading as the al
l"End remarks made hy the NorkA-
American woman rackctcr to her sue
ccsstul French rival
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Na'l"d Tor North Tn sixth
'Bated for Rarfoot in ninth.
Score by Innings r
Philadelphia ...... lO2 oon no5-S
So Louis . 600 nOo ono,
summary: Two base hits-Walker
Leslie. McCurdy. Rapp Dyer. Home
runs -iiornshy williams stolen
la So l;apr. SACRIFICES Williams
Meadows pouhl" plays-IAvan. Me.
, .uray and Fournier: Toporcer.
linrnshy and Fourier. Left on
bases Philadelphia. 6: st. Louis. o.
tas"S on halls-of Meadows. 2: or
Rarfoot. ?. struck out-hy Meadows
oG North. In S on Bsrfoot. 4 i'm :
Hit by pitcher ny Rarroot tFlctchrr
and Peters,. by North ,FletchcrD nv
Meadows (Toporccr). Wild pitch
North. Losing North I'm
rires. Sentelle and Mccormick Time
. hours.
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= orfOIk

summary Two-base h!ts-I.aehy
riggs. Dowell Three base hits
Nermilyea. Double plays-Baugs TO
Champagne: Whltcraft to Cham
paEne. Sacrifice hits-Tice. Dowcu.
purkin. Stolen hases-Burke Smith
Dowell. Vermilyea Loft on bases
Newport News. II: Norfolk. 10
Struck out-by Scheinberg. 2: by Pc
terson. :. Raises on halls-off Schein-
herg. ;: on Peteraon. L. HIT by
pitcher-by Scheinberg U.achy. Time.
l:ts. Umpires. De I.ave and Schaef-
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New York.


SCov" ny innings r.
- Louis ..............o :o 100 90
Ne" ,tth N'D NSh blO-4
summary: Two-base hitE-Mc-
Manns CD. SEVERED Ruth. Home
run WilllamR. stolen base-Mc-
Naliy. Sacrifices Miller Voyt. Ward
Tuhin, Gerber. Double plays-Mur-
ray. Ward and Pirp. Left on bases
New York, IA. 81 Louis. g. Base on
hnlls-or Iruett. :. of Nangilder. 2.
ray. .. struck out-by rruett. g. by
iioyt. :. Iiits--or Pructt. IN g "a.
on NRngilder, in 2. of DRnforth.
non" in Ia; of Hoyt. 10 In la:
off Murray, none In IA. Hi, by
pitcher-hy Pruett (Milicr). Winning
pitrher-Nangilder. Losing pitcher
Hoyt. tmpires-Connolly and Chill.
Time e.35
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'BBucd FOR Miller in eighth.
MATTED FOR Grimes in eighth.
inrinnati.

Thr"" has" hits olson. K!mmick.
stolen has" iiarper. SacrIGlc"s-T
''riith IouhI" plays High to Olson
20 Mitchell. Left ON bases BROOK
4yn. =. Cincinnati 8. Base on balls
on Grimes / struck Out-by Grimes.
Q BY Don"hue iii,.-off Grimes.
: IN y on Decatur. non" In one. Los
Ing pitcher ';riIn's i'inpircs-O'Day
and Hart Tine. ! 2C.
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Summary. TW0-NArc hltH-YRrYa n
Mostii Sh.nlN. Three base hits--Col
Inns. Mostil. SacrifCes-Shank=. FAX
Sheely. Double plays-MuiliGan -
Collins ~ Shcely. Collins to johnson
Left on he.cs Chicago, s Washing
ton. & BAsc on balls-oH Faher 5
Struck out-hy Fahcr, . by Francis
.. Wild pitch--Francis tmpires
walsh and Dineen. Time. l:t2.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh. ~ Boston, 4.
Cincinnati. - HrOokIyn, I.
Chicago. II New York, 4.
IT. i~oefs, TAI Philadelphia, ga.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia, IT Detroit, z.
Boston. ~ Cleveland. II.
Washington. ~ Chicago, 4.
New York, 81 st. I-ouin, Z.
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snu,h~rn Associn,ion.

'ruinpsJ
- Chattanooga Sew Orleans. rain.
~ Atlanta Memphis rain.
~ ltttl" Rock %: Mobile as
't"'"hh ghm" seYen innings by
tEr""mcut)