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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-11
TIGER GRID PRACTICE
NOW WELL UNDER WAY
Nine Garnet and Cray Men
Form Nucleus Of
Eleven.
Especial to The Times pispa,ch.]

Especial to The Times Dispatch
HAMPDEN-S VA. Sept. 10.
Practice At liampden Sidney Is
we'll under way, under the coaching Of
r.. C. Rounhy, who is commanding
his third year as head coach Of
athletics. Nine letter men havc
donned tho Tiger uniform OF garnet
and gray. and are handling the pig
1hir wirh veteran skill
With twenty-five new men out
for early practice. the Tiger eleven
will soon hc rounded into shape in
pr"pa ration for the opening game
81 the season. with V r. l. at
Blacksburg.
Prospects for strong defensive
team arc brighter this year than In
several years past There ara at
least "a half a dozen huskIeS who
weigh over ISL pounds Several OF
th"s. are mon OF IN" 1921 scrub
team! and they miShr easily be
counted on as prospects for the com
Ing team.
Richmond is again furnishing ma :
i"riai that viii hid strong FOR posi-
tons on ihls years team Resides
Tn" following old men: Tyson, BLANK
nshir. sanders, Stoiz. H. Brenaman
Reed. Mon"urc, and Flaming, these
Nc" men from Richmond have re-
n"rt"h for carly practice: prenaman.
ninrkl.. L!osfcid. and Rowert. All
formerly or John Marshall s,d
F"urncyhouEh formerly ~ Nc
GuircS Practically ali Of he..
mon ar" showing up vol. and after
q month ~ coaching should becom.
adept u, IridIrou work
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GOTHAM CLUBS MUST
DEFEAT WEST To WIN
Giants and Yanks Enter Most
Cruelling Lap of
Race.
Try Associated pr.ssl

NEW YORK. sept i0-The New
York Giants and Yankees must CON
puer the four strongest rivals tho
quartet Of Western clubs In each
league. in tn. CLOSING three weeks OF
the major league pennant races. II
they repeat their championship per
formanco 81 1921
The Yankees ono game and half
ahasd today ~ their neck
neck struggle with the ST Louis
itr"wns start west ,hi, week for
tho mus! drive OF race that prom.
iS"s I" rsinain In doubt until the last
few SaneH, Tho Giants with their
tn"rEin reduced during the week by
Tue eleventh hour ou-rush OF the
Pittsburgh rirnt"s. VIII mike their
last sihud at home asains, the West
EN- Invaders
Both y. Y. cInbs Cain.
roth Ne" N"rk cirhS gained to-
day. while their leading opponents
were '.lio. the Yankees taking a
double header from IN" Athletics
willis the Gimnis tr"uuc-I Hr"oklyn
and Increased their margin over
Pittsburgh to four mud n half games
Terrific hitting especially by
'i"orE" Sisier md Ken Williams, with
iirhnn Sh"cker carrying the main
pitching burden. has kept the Browns
In winning form, white the Yankcos
depended on brilliant pitching back ed
up by alright defensive work and
some Timely hitting. 4 double set
back early In the week at the hands
81 til" h"st"n Red S"r cost the
Yankees nrst pln"r until Friday. when
Detroit administered ia. defeat that
sent ~. Louis huck "A notch
Ih- Giants. due Ia in-frr"tlv" twirl-
ing. obtained only Nh even break
against second division Eastern clubs
ifoH'oh handing the champions n
double trimming Thursdny III. pi-
rates won MA uui nf eight games
hsainhi Chicago auh 81 l.ouIs by a
continuation "f brilliant pitching
which accomplished tire" shut"uts
AMI heavy hitting
ST Louis. Cincinnati nud chicago
shifted places rapidly ia IT battle for
third position In III" National. Gin
cinnnti h"iding slight margin to-
day - result IT defeating =,
Louis
Til" Philadelphia Nationals. with
the heaviest hitting record Of the
week. won ~. out 81 niue games
including four from the Brook lyn
Dodgers. who's. pitching was IN
color.
Detroit held third place in the
American. although losing serie.
TO the Chicas" White SoI while
Cleveland proved easy FOR ST. Louis
in four straight games
The Athletics gained on Washing
ton in fight for sixth place while
BOSTON slump"d after its double de-
feat of the Yankees
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EAST-WEST MATCHES
WILL BE HARD FOUGHT
IRy Associated pressI

NEW YORK, Sept Io-Somn ~
the ke@n"st tennis composition nf
the season is promised in the an
nual East versus West matches
chedulrd 10 TAX" pia". S"ptemh"r
Q? and "a Al III. Westside Tennis
club. Forest Hills. y. V. the seen"
III the Davis cup challenge round
Most Of the top ranking PLAYERS ~
the country have consented To par
ticipate
The Eastern team will he cap
iained by r. Norris Williams H..
~ BOSTON. and the Western stars
ty William NJ. Johnston. Of san
Francisco. J"hnst"n's team Will In
ciud" E"h"r; and Howard Eins"v.
and Willie T.: Davis. while Williams
Will depend an William r. Tilden
IL. Vincent Richards and Watson NJ
WaShhurn. "r Francis r.. Hunter
besides himself
match between Miss Mary X
lsr"wn". ~ Los Angeles. aud Mrs
Moila Eirrst"d; MALLORY II New
York. nnii"lai wumAns champion
viii Ice feature ~ the series.
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GOTHAM WILL SEE
TWO TITLE FIGHTS
Try United News.I

NEW YORK. Sept lo.-Two titles
will x" int" the rinK before the
world series comes to New York. az
New Workers. expects It will and
ahsOrhs the puhlic's loose change
Fancho villa, tho Filipino. said Ia
he a former mess attendant N the
navy. Will have crack ~ Johnny
Runs title OF American flyweight
champion on Tuesday night In u fiji
teen round decision fight at Ebhet,
Field.
FanchO Is good sturdy hitter
hut not as scientific ~ Bun Johnny
far excels him as a defensive boxer
and ~ just as fast on tho attack
Late this month Brother RAMA
Leonard. lightweight champion. will
defend mis- title in twelve round
no-deciaion minuat with Charli-
Anchowitz White. in Jersey CITY.
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NEW YORK AMERICANS WIN TWICE: MOVE Away =
100000 SEE YANKS BID
POLO GROUNDS GOOO-BY
Higgins Club Sings Swan
Song to Gotham by Win
ming Two.
IBy Associated Presel

NEW YORK. Sept lo.--The New
York Americans increased their lead
In the American League race to \
game and half by defeating Phil
adelphia In a double header. by scores
OF 10 10 and . TO |. today. The
games were The last American
League contests to he PLAYED on thu
Polo Grounds and attracted the
greatest outpourinE Of fans OF the
year. II Was necessary to close the
gates AT the start or the first game.
when 10000 persons were In tn.
grounds. Folice estimated $4,000
others were turned away. The
hleacheritee tore down the center
field sa,tins curtains and ripped them
10 tatters. The second game was
held up in the ninth. when part Of
the hleacher crowd jumped out OF the
sta nds on the field.
Bush won his twenty-,hird vie
tory OF the season in the first game
and struck out Walker. philadelphia
home-run hitter. three times
Philadelphia outhit New York ten
TO three in the second game. hut the
Yankees scored enough runs to win
in the first inning on two passes.
Ruths sacrifice and SchanE's single
FIRST GAME.
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BAttNd Tor tadore In nin'h.
Srnre nv lnnlnga. I
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SWEETSER BEAT EVANS
BY HIS SUPERIOR DRIVING
Yale Student Led Wrslerncr.
% TO 8. With Wood
Clubs.
Try Assocl.t.h rre.sl

RROOkIiNE. MASS. Sept. 10
only tn. buzz ~ conversation and
here ANA timer" louder voices arru-
Ing the respective merits ~ guifins
idols remained her" today where en-
thnstasts were -iili gathered az an
aftermath al ,tr national ainai-Iir
championship. which ended yesterday
with the browning III less Swc"tscr
~ New York, a. tn" new amateur
r".finX king
Thos- automatically Inclined had
figured ont that despite the fact that
non" OF the British golfers. who -x-
'cilcd in driving. had reached the
>"mihnals, Yet tn. winner Of the title
owed his victory in the final match
largely /" the fact that he "uihrove
h!s rival, the famed Chick Evans
al ccicAgo. 20 10 S. Evans. acknnwl-
edged TO h." IN" inferior OF none with
ms irons. was inside on his APP
rr"ach-s. 10 10 10 Each man took
sixiy-three puts
Sw""iS"r. narIv. OF Kentucky.
and for several wears resident Of
s.. Louis, declared befor. ne left for
New York tonigh, thai the best,
golfer he met during the tournament
, Was Rohhy Jones. Of Atlanta. and
that Ia MS match with the south
"rn"r me- mad all the breaks He
added however. that his hardest
match was tho one which gave him
his title The fair-hatrcd champion.
IN" hrSt New Yorker 10 hold the
ti'le since Jerry TraV"r- held sway
in 1919. and the first Vale man to
mold the title since Robert Gardner.
% chicago. won tho honor for the
second time AZ Detroit. in 1919. will
return 10 Yale this year, he said.
and after graduating. will re-enter
the banking business
From time TO time | may play a
little golf" he said
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Y. M. I. FOOTBALL SQUAD
COMMENCES FALL PRACTICE
Over $50 Cadets Report Candidates for 1922 Eleven
Four Veterans Included in List of Grid.
iron Hopefuls Out for Team.

Special to The Times Dispatch !
LEXINGTON. VA. Sept. lO.-The
opening OF the Virginia Military In
Stitute last Monday saw the inau-
Sural practice OF the football squad
Tor the season % 1922. with over
-" men reporting No conclusion
can he drawn at the present time
because ~ the size OF the squad.
rhe Cadets. however, begin the sea :
son under serious handicap. return
'nS only four men from last years
i"sulars. Captain Harrison and Hunt
In the linc. and Farley and Cos
t"l" In the back field With this
small nucleus /" work around no
time was lost hN the coaches to he
sin fundamentals
Candidates for the line positions
w"r" immediately divided into
squads: one squad work inx under
coach 'lRrkson. another uner Coach
ii"hin and another under Coach
summers. The ends were turned
over 10 Coach Dixon. Roth Dixon
and summers are OK stars
The candidates for hack -heId posi-
tons ware divided into squade nm
der Coaches RRTtsry. Leeoh and
Burrssa Only fundamentals were
indnlrsd N. suoh As charging. punt
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GROUND HOG FIGHTS
NEGRO CHAUFFEUR

Special Ia The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER. VA. Sept. l0.--Ern-
est Thomas. colored chauffeur. en-
pl"ycd by Mrs. Guy Mason. OF Wash
irrton. who is spending the late sum
mcr In Clarke County. had a terrific
hand hand encounter yesterday
with ground hog. along the Win
chester Rlu"mont Pike. Thomas was
driving the Mason car. when he spisd
the ground hog in n brush pile. He
stopped the car and tried to catch IL.
hui the hoc darted across the road
and under a fence, with Thomas In
hot pursuit. The hog stopped sud =
denly and sprang at Thomas. swapping
and paving viciously at the negro.
The latter finally killed the ANNA |
With a rock. The hog weighed TWEEN
ty-fve pounds.
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g CENTS AND CHEW
OF TOBACCO REWARD

Especial 10 The Times piipa,ch. /
WINCH ESTER. VA, Sept Io-A
reward in the form ~ chew Of to-
na"'o and cents was offered nearly
i"o Ncarr ago by Peter Ham Of
Winchester for the return of an
arpr"nt'ce named Robert Reaty. aGed
!" years. according tn copy Of an
advertisement found hero ypster,lsv
among old newspaper files Rcatv
J. thought !" have run on from his
""pi"t"r before his apprenticeship
nhd expired. In tho old days i, was
"a" custom for youtha I" he bonded
"r 'jnd"ntcd." "a legal papers read
{" an "mp'"yer for 4 term OF years.
ana violation or the "indcnture" pro-
VISIONS was punishable by severe
penalties. The bonding Of employees
was practice now regarded as
pe"nasr. which is prohibited by Fed
eral laws
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tBatted for Harris In mimi
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ing, passing and grass work, for
physical exercise.
The coaches expect to he able TO
pick the squads some time next
week. these men reporting to Alumni
Field to work AS the varsity squad.
Only tw" weeks remain before the
hrst game. and the coaches realize
that they have big task on their
hands [" whip a team into shape
that will uphold the reputation OF
the past teams.
September 23-Lynchburg College.
Lexington
Sep:emhcr 30--Open.
October 7-Roanokc College, Lex
ington.
October IA Morris Harvey Col
lrge. Lexington
October ?l--tniversity OF Virginia.
Charlottesville.
October Is Forth Carolina State
Norfolk.
November 4--cathoiic University
Lexington.
November ii-university OF North
Carolina, Richmond
November ls--George WashinRtcr
University. Washington.
November 26-Opan
November 1o-v. p. fa.-Roanoks.
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GOOBERS TO PLAY
RICHMOND ELEVEN

SPECIAL 1" rh- Times piS patch
fETEESi;i' i:H. VA. sept. lr.-Th.
f'i"i~t'Iff High school football
l'hn has mlr"niy started 4" work
IA earnest, Hnd viii meet on bcto-
Ter TIA" fast MrGuir-'S University
S'h""l. "f Ei"hm"nd The game VIII
10" played 80 this city. Coach 4 g.
'i"fn"r has returned au.i expects to
'hrh out Even better team hi.
season ihnn the IN. III 1921 Many
81 ia" old men viii return, among
't"ni t"tns sidney Hawkins. i:uatus
N"'iihs"r. Joe Gotten. Russell Per
H'nN"n. Eiih"rt Eurg". Ross Wal
'hiIi. Iani-S liargravrS. Allen Cook,
'hhr"hili Dunn. e Munt is the
manager -. the team FOR this sea<ou
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wet Ender. Rest Rear Cat,

PETERS BtRG. VA. Sept. The
Dewitt Bear Cats and tho West End
Eaptists crossed bats yesterday af-
ternoon at the Central state Hnspi-
tai before u large crowd. the gam.
resulting in A victory Of 2 (" 70,
the locals. The home run OF r.
RaRsdale in. the eighth inning was
one OF the features of the game
while the timely hitting ~ iTh!tt
Parkinson. Rakter rrd Davis con
trihuted much toward the defeat OF
the visitors.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
t<o games schrIuIedb.
WESTERN WONiEN'S
GOLF TOURNEY OPENS
IN, .,,sociatcd PRES,

81 LOUIS. Sept. i0.-Virtually All
women entered in the Western
Women's Golf Associations inurna
ment, which starts ~ the Glen Echo
club here Monday. had arrived to-
day. Many have been here several
days for practice. Mrs. Melvin
Jones, Chicago. is the present cham
pion. Tho Glen Echo course has
been put in excellent shape.
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JOE RAY WINS MILE
INVITATION EVENT
nv Associated Prers.

NEW YORK. sept. lo.-Joie RAY
crack mile runner Of the Illinois
\. c. Chicago. who retained his title
as national champion Yesterday in
the senior 4. A. Z. meet at New
ark, y. j.. raced TO victory today in
mile invitation event at the New
York Nelodrome.
RAY defeated Andy Craw and Frank
Titterton. both nf the Glencoe 4. c..
New York, IN the fast time OF 4
minutes ., seconds
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PETER MANNING WILL.
SEEK TO LOWER MARK
IRv A.sociated pres. I

SfRACiSE y. V. Sept Io.-Poter
Manning. l353 "a. worlds champion
trntinr. Will IL" sent ~ lower tho
record In an exhibition mile tomor-
rows In connection with the opening
OF the Grand circuit races at the
sew York stat" Fair. There nre
thr"" events an TIA" days Grand CIR
thlt program, zoe trnt s. n0O; 2:if
'r"t. ~ nHu. mud EOS pace. $1,000
Tn" Empire state $4,000 stake for
2.i2 CiaAs tr"tIrrs Mil he raced ON
TUESDAY
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Dor.., Tenn .-.u .

IN" Dorset aseha'! team, which
bas won i""ntv-tw" hnd lost six
Hair@~ ms season. is ready to taks
IN any amateur challenpers accord =
ING I" Manager y. y SichoIs Labor
DAY IN" Dorset club won lhre. gamps
f"f-alng standard Paper Mills Sc
ard Skinqnarirr twice. Nv the score,
" "a to ans to ~
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REDS BEAT CARDS
Inv Associated Press

clNclNN Att. Sept. l0.-CincIpn.ii
mad u three out 81 I'VE games IN
their concluding series win 81. Louis
by winning hard hitting match to-
day Z To \, and advancing into ihiTd
place IN the league race Tn" viSi-
tors used Ave pitchrrs. all OF whom,
wer" hit hard except North. VINO
pitched she last Inning Donohus was
punished severely aud Couch relieved
HIM in the eighth. Score
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Totals
......M SIS - "A
Totals ....3a ~ I: - -
.Ratinh Tor Sherdai In sighIh

Score by InninRs. II
st. Louis .......... nnn lI2 3"l
Cincinnati ......." o2 o0a 3OY - .
Summary: Tw"-bas" hits Duncan.
3. Hornshy. schultz Mann Three
base hits-Cavency. Earfo", Home
runs Daubert. Rottomly. stolen base
Burns. Fonsera Rohne, Smith. Rot
tonly. Sacrifice Double
plays To Dauhert. Rohne
To Daubert. fiDciii to Fonsrca TO
Dauhert To Fonseca: Stock 10 Horns
hy To Rottomly. Left on bases-Si.
Louis. 8, Cincinnati, s. Base on
halis-cn Donohue. 4; Couch. 3: Fer
ticR. 4: Barfoot. !. Struck out-hN
Donohue. !; Pertica. 2. Hts-off
Pertica. In "a: North. none In | 4.
Rarfoot. s in 22-a: Donohue, IL In
:: Doak, in la: Couch. In ..
Sherdel. in Ia. Winning pitcher
Donohue. Losing pitcher--Pertica
Empircs-Quigley and Moran. Time.
2lS
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MOBILE CLINCHES
RACE IN SOUTHERN
Ia As.ncInlcd I,rrss. |

MEMPHIS TENN. sept. in.-Mo-
bile took :. clear titIr To the 1872
southern Association pcunant tnda v
~ detecting New Orleans Z to u
VA the nrst sam. nf u double header
Memphis, ruun-r-up f"r the cham
pionShip, ais" Won Us game ioda 4
hut the Mobile viciory Ia the omen
ING RsEe At New orleans gave IN.
"-srS four gam" Lead with each
tea m scheduled t" plny only three
more games
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GIANTS ANNEX FINAL
GAME WITH DODGERS
McCrawmen Make Season s
Series 1913 in Their
tBy Associated rrese |

BRookLfN. Sept io.-New York
won the hnal game Of the season's Sc.
rie" with Brooklyn. 10 to 4. TODAY.
making the totals IL games TO in
favor or the Giants.
New YORK made seventeen hits or
Ruether and Cadorc, Knocking tho
former out Of tho box In four innings
Tho Dodgers drove Hin 10 tho .hov
ers In the third. Ionnard ch.ck.a
tho rally and received credit for the
victory. Score:
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son BEAT SENATOR'S
lnv Associated Press

N''ToN, Sept RIs,nn
de,eated Washington today 80
knocking Zachary out o, IN. no, ~,
the fourth inning and bi,,,- +"
"ho relieved hin, os-a N"''>'
allowed orlv r,u- N"S"''
nash'hston's run being the r.su,.
single ''S''h
The score
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CHICAGO Sept u" Tcrr- IIautr.
n"" won ia" n"nnnni Ia the Three
ny" League. whi-h closed Iis TWEEN
'N-S"'"hA season to-day. Moline. or-
INFANT "' seventh pinc- this season
Won ih" p-nnani last year Decatur.
W.. "Hs srC0nd. hiId r-urIs thira
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Durham win. r-unnu,.

S'U KHAN. y G.. sept. III y de
i"aiinc banviilr Durham clinch.d
IN" SECOND half Of tho rirdmon,
Leagues IS22 season. aud viii play
l''sh '"ihi. winner Of tn" hrsi half.
10Y the championship. The seven
Khm" s"ri~S Ia dccti. tina champion.
shir VIII start In High Point Mon.
d3N. September TX
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New York.

SUMMARY: Two base hIts-DuRan,
Meueel, FipH. Ward Home runs
DYKES. Ducan, Fipp. Sacrifice
schane. poubl. play-Dusan. Ward
and Fipp Lief, on bases-New York
10. Philadelphia. G. Rase on balls
on bush. , HeimHrh. (. Struck on,
by Bush. s: Heimach. 2. Umpire.
-ENans and Hildehrand. Time, 2:lo.
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tBatted for Harris In ninth.
Score by innwss r.
Philadelphia Ooo oio ooo
New York - ON onn n"o =
:. tSummarH: Two hac" hi,s Miller
s DYKES. Thr"" base hit Ruth S;ol,n
nase-pykes. Sacrifice Ruth. pnubI.
aFs-Dyk"s. Galloway ana iIauso,.
SchanE and Ward Len ON hns..
New YORK s Philadelphia. 10 Eas.
or balls Of Hoyt, :; Harr,.
hl' by Pltcher-ny Harris. ,rinn
'res-H ildehrand and Evans
Time l26
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T,s--. rln, Brown. v.u.,,.

ST LOUIS. SEPT l0-The third
game Of the seasons nnai series he
'""-n Detroit and - Louis was
.a'l'G on Nh"N On account ~ rain.
lh" postponed cuut"st VIII he piavad
'fu"sdRr. wh"n both team. nav. ,r
open date
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mrrIn snli,-srn.nn rIn,-nn

FIINT. NI'NI Sop'. in-The
Michigan ontario League wound ur
~ s"h"dui" today wi'h Saginaw and
Hamilton. ontario. winners. rc~pec-
tiv.ly. az tho FIRST and second halve.
NJ tn" split race, Thc Clubs omen.
rtr".g"rn" series In Hamilton
Thursds". 90 decide the pcnnant. II
was said nv directors ~ tho CIR.
'ui' meeting hero today and com
mating arrangements for tho play
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati. i3t 81. Louis, \.
characterization rain.
brooklyn, {; New York, 10.
Othcrs not srhrduIrdD.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washington. Z, Huston. q.
New York. iO-2, fhitndeIphIn, al.
STANDING OF. cI.tns.

WHERE THt:Y PLAY TODAY.
New York nj Ph HIDE lphin.
40 others sch~tIuIedD
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American A..o....,az

Columbia, SIS: indianapolis, 1914
Toledo. s.2' Lon!sviI.e. Ia.
ST Paul, a.. Milwauhee, 2-s.
Minnsapf hs. as; Kansas City IA.
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Southern AssorIntion.
Nashville, |. Memphis. ..
Mobile, 40; New Orleans. 0-5.
tOthers not schcduledl
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Score by lnnings: v.
New York ..........2o POP poo lao u"
Brooklyn 49,. ....OOe 100 unl- I
Summary: Tro-bs>a hits Ban
croft. Gr"h. snyder. Schmandt. High.
l:neiher. Three has. hits Groh.
trisch stolen bases Kelly. Wheat
Sacrifices fris"h 81. Heus"i Kelly,
l"nnard ~. wheat Left on bases
Nav York. . Rrookiyn. 6 Ras. ON
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