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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-08
IRv United Ncwsl

NEW YORK. May Just week
"''er the widely bruited feat OF pitch
ing perfection achieved by Charlie,
hobcrtson, the invctcrate recruit, who
'oliS IN the hand en- downs of tho
mite Son, Jesse Barnes. tho Giants
ava iIht-hander. likewise joins that
oN' insire guild OF those who have
pitchcd the -hit-no-run ball game
in the major leagues.
Barnes. now in his eleventh sea-
son as professional. faced only
.wen'N-seven batsmcn Of the rhilIics
yesterdays game at tho Polo
rounds. and although he suffered
Williams To reach FIRST base on
walk in tho NTH inning. this flaw
III the record was remcdied I'm some
degree by double play. Robertson
"aiked no man. he struck no man
ana never claw did tho scrccchinc
iIeera OF 'Ty" Cobb dig into frst
phse In that great game. which made
nion famous pitcher after years Of
adventure In tho majors aud minors
Heccircs Artfstic support.
Barnes has a curve bali with a
air-rin bend and lie struck out nvc
OF Nalscr Wilhclm's princclings. but
ne also received highly artistic sun
port from the million dollar inncId
which John McGraw hired and trained
TO play 100000 worth. Tho staI
wart graduate OF tho Three Eve
League is the first great pitcher to
pItch no-hitno-run game since
Rube" Marquard Inundated the
DodRers. OF BROOKLYN, about this
time In 1914. Tho same phenomenon
was last accomplished on the Polo
Grounds by slim" Caldwell, who shu,
out the fanks without allowing A
hit in 1919
It's a question whether BARNES
great performance will rank with
those OF Robertson. G. w. BRADLEY. OF
the ancient St Louis National League
cum. who pitched prrfoc, game in
1919 d. Leo Richmond, Of the Wor-
c"ster club. who did tho same In 1850:
John NJ. ward, Of Providence, tho
Same year. ''Cy" Young In 1904. and
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VETERAN TW|RLER SETS
DOWN PH|LL|ES, 6 TO 0
Only One Base on Balls Mars
the Great Perform
anCe.
FOUR FLIES TO THE OUTFIEID
ForR FLIES TO THE ourrrELD
Twcnty-Scvcn Men Fncc Bnrnea.
Fcnt Almost Duplicates Perfect
Game Pitched by Robcrtson just
Week Ago.
Try Associated Pres,l

NEW YORK. May 7.-Jesse Barnes.
veteran pitcher OF the Nav York
Nationals. almost duplicated the
perfect game pitched ~ Charles
Robertson. Of the Chicago Ameri-
cans. jus; week ago. when he
pitched hitlcss game today aGains,
the Philadelphia team, the Giants
winning to O.
Only one base on balls marred
Barnes great performance, Williams
being the recipient OF the pass at
Tho start OF the NTH inning He was
doubled up when Fletcher hit into a
double play. only twenty-seven men
faced Barnes. as IN Rcherisons
game OF a week ago.
Barnes pitching was so effective
that few OF the chances nf New York
helders were hard. though Bancroft
and Rawlings cut off several hits
by smart intield play. Only eur
balls were hit to the outneld.
]. Smith. Il Philadelphia coach
asked for the ball with which
Barnes had been pitching at thA end
OF Philadelphias half OF the sew
where there were several cuts in the
ball. and Hart threw Il out.
The Giants won the game In the
early innings on The wildncss and
inefec,ivcncss OF Meadows. Kelly
led the New York attack with two
doubles and a single.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-08
EMORY & HENRY BEATS
WILLIAM AND MARY
Special to The Times Dispatch.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. May -
In one OF the fastest games seen
on the local diamond this year. the
Emory and Henry "Wasps" defeated
the Indians here yesterday. to O..
The game was Spectacular from
start to finish. and the circuit ciOut
OF Caldwell, TO the lcfthcld fence ia
tho hrst inning, was the feature OF
the contest.
The second run was accounted for
in the third frame, when Graham
reached first os an error by Cooke.
He advanced - second on sacri-
flce by Goodman and scored on Rus
sells hit to centcrhcld. The pitch
Ing OF Goodman. for Emory and Hen
ry. was OF the highest type. He al
lowed the locals only two hits, while
the visitors were able Ia connect
with Thompson's delivery for Ave
safe bingles
Emory aud Henry Will play Uni
versi,y OF Richmond here Monday at
c,adgtru Eicld
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WINCHESTER NINE IN
CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY
Ispecial TO The Times Dispatch

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.
WINCHESTER. VA, May by
defeating high school teams OF Har-
risonburg Luray and Clifton Forge.
Winchester High has won the cha u
plonship OF division No. 2. In the
Valley High school Athletic League.
and Will participate in series OF
elimination games at charlottesville.
nv which the state high school cha m
pionship Will be determined.
The Winchester team. which be-
lnnPs also 10 the Cumberland Valley
Athletic League. has defeated all
other member ams-MartinSburE.
W. Va. IiaEcrstown. Nd, and Cham
bcrsblug aud WayncsborO, Ia. An
other round Of the circuit Will he
made before the season closes. WIN
chester has lost 20 only two tsnms
this spring. Central High. OF WASH
ington. and Randolph Macon Acad-
emy, OF Front Royal. Va. They stand
900 per cont IN both tho Virginia
and Cumberland valley Leagues.
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OPEN OUTDOOR SEASON
At ARENA HERE TONIGHT
C. harlcs Mc,ropolios An,
"Pinkcy" Gardner to
Meet on Mat.

Richnond's first wrestling bout o
IN" outdoor season OF 1922 will TAX
place tpniEht at tho Broadway A,h
lc'ic Arena. when Charles Mctropo
HOS and "i'lnkcy" Gardner will mce
IN fnIsh bout. Both men arH ia
voritcs In Richmond. having wrestle,
here many times before. and n larE
crowd is expected TO sec the mattel
tonight.
Perhaps "a" outstanding feature q
m" bout viii be clean sport,mnnshir
Gardner and Metropolis Shove,
themselves To be hard wrrstler- I,
their previous appearances here. hu
never once WAS there display o
anything but the most sportsman
Ike tactics.
While the broadway Arena wa
constructed primarily for wrcEtlinY
matches. boxing bouts will ~ a fea|
ture OF the summer season. Tho iocd
promoters are making arrangcmen3
to bring 10 Richmond several Ias
boxers and ring battles VIII have
rl1gc tho nrngrauo
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DIXON'S HURLINC TOO
MUCH FOR WEST END

Ths pitching OF Dixon, former In
tcrnational Lacquer. was little ton
much Tor the West End Athletic As
ISOLATION when they struck the fas,
Mtdlo'hians Saturday. only three hits
being Earnered of hts fast delivery,
three Dagger by Jimmy Taylor and
two-base hit by Mayheld. Drivers
catching also was Of fast order. as
wei hs tho faultless playing Of the
entire Midlothian team. Williams.
too. was In good form. allowing ono
oinGIe In five innings. He finally
CAV" way 10 Maynard; Broaddus. for
West End. coming In for his share
o! tho honors In putting up an OK
c"ptionally fine fielding game at FRS,
base
Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-08
JACK DEMPSEY QUITS
PARIS TODAY FOR ENGLAND
Has Hard Luck at the Races-Loses Thirty Francs.
Has Not Given Up Hope of Fighting Car
pentier i'll French Capital.
* learning French.

price OF seats would have to average
around 100 francs.
X Learning French.
Dempsey is leaving France just as
hc is commencing to improve his
French. lie was heard several times
today asking 'Combicn?' CHOW
much'D of the hotel help. The re-
iaincrS appear fully To understand
the champion. as most of his talking
was done when his hands were not
empty. The hotel servants say they
are sorry that Dempsey il going
away. AS for Dempsey himself he
has greatly enjoyed his stay in
Paris aud would have liked to re-
main until Tuesday. But Kearns in
structions to come to London immcdi
atcly appear to have been Imperative.
1t had been the intention OF Dempsey
To purchase number Of gifts for
friends In America. but the prices
wer" too high. lie bought some
things in Berlin. including two po-
lie" dogs. The remainder OF his shop
ping will he done in London
Dcmpscy's stay in Paris had hocn
"a revelation to the natives. They
had expected to see an uncouth. hurly
and profane man. the champion hav-
ing been depicted as n brute" by the
French press when he defeated Car
pcuticr. While here he has been
treated most cordially by the French
newspapers. one of which has gone
SO far as TO place an automobile and
IA interpreter at his disposal.
Dempsey has hcen deeply touched
~ this and various athev express
Ions Of friendship Il could only
ave expected such treatment in my
own country" he said today.
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HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES
WILL HOLD DUAL MEET
Lynchburg and John Marshall
to Compete for Honors
IOmOrroIy

John Mhrshali's track team will
meet the strong Virginia Episcopal
team OF Lynchburg In a dual NEE, ON
Stadium Field tomorrow ar,crnoon
at +. NJ. This Is the second meet
Tor The locals on the Wcsthampton
field this season. they having lost tho
first encounter with Dobson.s ycnrl-
!nSs by small count. Although thoy
were beaten at the hands or wood.
BERRY Forest two weeks ago on tho
prep boys camping ground. ;hey ex-
poet TO he ready for tho LynchburE
team tomorrow. for sharp, a two year
letter man and tho tar runner Of
the four-forty and c!ght-ciKhty, was
not with Ia" team a. Woodbury.. on
account Of illness. and is now back
In his old place.
IN" local team probably Will be AZ
follows:
100 yards DoEgctt. wray. Brenna-
man. Smith
go yards Wray. Brenna-
man. Smith.
so yards-Sharp. Kahn. wray.
$50 yards-Sharp, EIan. DO Motto
tSpracher)
on. mile King, g: Elan. De Motto.
Mooriicld
High Jump-Biddle. Tatum. Moor
field.
Poi" Vault-Riddic. Tatun.
lpiscuss-Bcn King. s.; De
Motto.
shot Put BENTLEY. he Motto.
Jar"liu- Kahn. SHARP. Tyson.
Running Broad Junp- riddiaJ
Kahn. Sharp.
Reserve list: Elicit. KnuckleSI
Sycle. Watson, Hood, Moore, wev]
MoorinE, Euhank.
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$, OF GIANTS, PITCHES NO-HIT, NO-RUN GAME
HOLD INTERCOLLEGIATE
TENNIS TOURNEY HERE
Play Expected to Start ut Uni.
versity of Richmond
Nav IL.

other steps have been taken by
Manager Gin" Henson, OF the Uni :
vers.ty OF Richm"nd tennis team. and
officials OF the Norfolk Country Club
."ward the successful contamination
"f plans Ia hold the nrst annual South
Atlantic intercollegiate championship
tennis tourney at the University of
Richmond. May II. IL and i3. Five
college and universities in the States
Of Virginia. West Virginia and Mary
land and the District OF Columbia
nave made definite plans to enter.
Will" eight others have significd a
willingness.
Following a conference Manager
Henson made 1t known that Colonel
RAYMOND Dupuy. patron OF lawn ten
ms in America. had given silver
challenge cup valued at 800. which
VIII be given outright to the college
team hrst to get nine points. The
plan 10 be followed in scoring will
be as follows: winners in singles and
in doubles will receive one point each
and rurncr-up In singles half
point.
conference by the representa-
'ives VIII be held In connection with
,he tournament for the purpose of
forming an association. At this
tourney and conference such mon as
WATSON Washburn. a member OF the
United States Lawn Tennis Associa-
lion executive council: T. p. Bundy.
chairman of tennis committee. Nor
tolk Country Club. and the president
OF the United States Lawn Tennis AS
ISOLATION have siguificd their intcn-
lions OF being present
Tnis tourney Will be held at tho
same time OF the South Atlantic track
meet at University of Virginia, but
win no connection with that branch
OF South Atlantic athletics
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
~. Louis. loi Cleveland. :.
New York ~ Washington, T..
Chicago, -; Detroit. =,
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1NTERSECTIONAI,
GAMES OPEN TODAY
tBy Associated Pre-s1

NE" YORK. May LEADING ho.,
major leagues after four week, a.,
campaigning. the champion S.n
10TH ball clubs. especially ,bs
tian'h. hre well fortified 10 ma,
their Western rivals :nls waok -
tho hrst International oiAsh. Of m.
season. The schedule bring. N.
Western clubs ot the American
League East. while the Fas,orn
teams IN the National MAKE ,h.r
frst swing around tho other Mi, -,
the circuit.
In week marked by many r.ooro
performances. tho continued on,u.h
Of the G!ants and merry tu.sls for
hrst place IN the American hetwo.n
New York and Ct. 10 uis. perhsp, IN.
outstanding fsaturs was the ssn.a.
t'onsl work Of pitchers IA both
leasue~
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Cotton Bta,cs League,
ToIas League,

Clnrhahn'n 4: VickHburg. 3. Only
gano schoduiod.
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ToIas league,
Galveston. ~ Denpmont q
Shrovaport, d Dallas, q.
San Antonio. Q; Hunton. N.
TT. Worth, o. wiohits Tails, 4
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
(main Street Statianl

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFiCH
sjoE. main Street Phone Randolph al
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'Batted for Risner In eighth
'Ba,ted .or Cole in eighth.
Score by innings r.
chicago ...............0 900 IOs 00e-9
'''IO!' .001 600 3OS-7
Summary-Two- base hlts-John-
son 90. Falk. Rlua Cobb j3), Veach.
He'lTann. Clark. Home runs-Faik
'"bo. stolen base-h1rIcllan Sac
'ihce--Clark. Double plays-Faber.
collins and S'runk: Clark Rigney
ana b!ue- Left on bases-Chicago I:
detroit. 10. Base on balls-off Fab.r
}. Dauss. 5: Colo, 1. Struck out-hy
Faber. 2: Dauss, ;: Cole. HI.s
m Dauss. in sl-3 innings on
Cole. In "a: or oldham. in
INDEPENDENTLY and Nailin. !, .
Ing p''cher--Dauss. Time-2I3
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BOSTON, 4; DODGERS. 3
NY AssooIated pr...,

BROOKLYN. Nay 7.-Poweirs
momentum drive over the riEhtn.ld
fence. with two out in tho ninth
prevented Brooklyn from tying m.
score and Boston won. to Z Vance
was bumped hard in the aret two
lhnings and then blanked tn. visitor,
unti Powell MAIDS his circuit smash
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Church IIiIi.

Summary: Two-base hits-.Ioncs.
stolen bases-Tilier. r.. Jones. Moore.
Tiller. W.. Moore. X. Hit by pitched
bail--by w. Tiller. Il. Moore. Bases
on bails-off Tiller. W. o: Patter-
son. o. Struck out-by w. Tillor,
5: by Patterson. 4. Time OF game.
ZOO. Umpire. Thomas. Scorer,
Johnston.
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CHICAGO, 9; DETROIT, Z
rRx Associated Press.

DETROIT. May 1.-Falk's home
run in the ninth inning with Hooper
on base decided the Chicago Detroit
game hero today. the White Sox win
ming. . 10 :. Alfred Eennirg. Co
year-old fan. dropped dead when
Cobb. in the seventh inning, hit a
home run with two men on.
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HONORS ARE EVEN IN
EAST VS.. WEST TENNIS
fRy Assoc,nted rress.l

BFRK ELEY CAL. May lion
ors were even at the close OF to-
days play in tho Fast vs.. West ten
MS tournament. each being credited
with two wins. Today Vincent Rich
ards. representing the East. defeated
Roland Roberts and William " John
SION ot the west won from william
r. Tilden. H. Tn" scores were: "a.
G-l. SO. 6-i. and Pa. ca. 75. 81.
q
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price OF seats would have to average
around 100 francs
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VICTIM
GAMEI.Y ROWS RACE
tBy Associated Press.1

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. May AL
though suffering acute pain from APP
pendicitis. II. NJ. Bohlen. member Of
the Harvard freshman. eight. stuck
to his oar gamely until the compile
tIon OF the triangular race with Navy
and Princeton yesterday. The fact
that he was III was learned today.
when he was taken to Stillman In
Urinary for an operation 10 remove
his appendix. The operation was said
to have been Buccessful.
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Totals ......-.3i s 92i IS
'BatteN for G!llesp,e u eiyhfh

'7U'1'I!'dI II" -bas~ hits-Topnr-
cor. F"urH'"r. Thr-e-base hits
Sh'l'h. FoNrn!er. stolen base1-Mc-
Hehfg' Burns. Sacrihc.s-Fournier
"a'. double p!ays-Torporcer.
"ApE ana F"urn!~r Left on base.
''c.'Hha'i. 3: 81. Louis. Q. Base
on balls OF Rir.y. >; Dosk So
out-by Doak. 3: ci!ll..p,c III.
off Hi1cy. in I: on r;ul.sni. -
a. on Marble non" in one. Wn1 n,,ch
--!l'ak. Winning p!,cher-no,L
L-'si"t RiIey Empire. NJ
cor"IcH. Wsier and Pnrnan Thna
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PIRATES, IL; CHICAGO, 5
Try AssncIated prcss.l

CHICAGO. May Pittsburgh hit
Alexander. Jones and Cheeves hard
today and easily defeated Chicago. II
10 ). The visitors were unable to
score on Osborne. Carlson had three
bad innings. but wRS given great sup
port. Home runs by Rohwer and
Grimes were features
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MURPHY SETS RECORD
In I00.MILE RACE

SANTA ROSA. CAL. May =
Murphy won the 100-milc CO.
tati speedway event in world record
time today. two minutes under tho
FORMER mark. when he came home
ahead OF fast field In % minutes
i'2a seconds. an average of 1893
miles per hour. Frank Elliot was
second: Harry Hartz. third
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nrIdecvnt.r ncat. nlue Ridge.

BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE, VA.
May 7-Bridgewater easily defeated
Blue Ridge here in n game married
somewhat by n drizzle which lasted
for three or four innings. Two
pitchers were pounded for n total OF
fifteen hits and l2-1 victory. Kit
May allowed only two hits, both OF
the scratch variety.
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Summary: Two-base hits-Baker,
Mayheld. Three base hit-Taylor.
stolen bases---Driver and Mayheld
Struck out-by Dixon, IA: by viii
liams, .: by Maynard. 2. Bases on
balls-Dixon. 0: Williams. @: May
nard, 2. Wild pitch-Maynard. Hits
off Dixon. 3 in .; of Williams. In
4: Oft Maynard. 5 in 4. Time. 1880.
Attendance. 500. Umpire. Gilmore.
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Freeman Capture. TitIo.

TJHcATOOSA. ALA, May 7.-ITuao
Freeman won tho golf championship
q, this city ana tho Tusca,oosa News
-, y"stnrdny. defeating bruce
aholton. 8 up. in S1-hole match. Sam
Freeman won tho cup IN tho second
sight, by defeating Albert Holman,
IN. IN nm i6-hoio match
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ST. LOUIS, 10; INDIANS,
[Ry Associated Frcss.l

CLEVELAND, May 7.-st Louis
defeated Cleveland here today. 10
TO :. The Inians made sixteen hits
against fourteen for the Browns.
Joe Wood made three doubles and
a single. SEVERED and Jacobson
each made triples with runners on
base. ken Williams was hit three
times al bat.
The score:
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CARDINALS, 8; REDS, 5
fRv Assoc.a;et Hresrl

ST. LOUIS, no May 7.-Doak's
pitching, with tbs exception % one
inning, was sensational here today.
the Cardinals defeating the Reds.
10 5. before $1,000 fans. 4 series
OF breaks IN the eighth inning gave
the visitors !oaT' runJ
Tie SCcre.
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Totals ........S7 II - - IL
Chi,'nro.

fBatted for Cheeves in fourth.
:Batted for osborne in ninth,
Score by innings: T.
Pittsburgh ..... $40 800 oOo-li
Chicago ........... lo3 600 OOl- )
summary: Two-bas hitS-E.nS
B!goee. G. Rohwer. Grimm, STATE.
Homo runs. Rowhe. Grimes
stolen bases-i'igbee. Ems, O'Farrcll.
Sacrifices Traynor. Fms. Left on
hases Pittsburgh. 5; CIacaG0. :. Base
on baIs-on Carlson. t; Chcevcs. ! {.
osborne. !. Struck out-by Carlson.
:" Hits-oH Alexander, { in 1913 in
A!ngs: OFF Jones. In "a !nniug.
OF Chcevcs. In / inning: OF os-
borne. In innings Hit BY pitcher
by Alexander. l (Ens): Osborne. !
lCarey). Losing Observation-Disclosures.
'mp!rea. Moran and ouigley. Time.
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Maps Win Again.

The strong Nap ball club defeated
the Harrison Stars by the score OF
90 TO IL. Manager Hart sent three
pitchers in TO stop the Maps The
feature was the batting
and fielding OF the whole Nap club.
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Totals 49,. ..ss 10 "a
'Battod for Ware in eighth.
HGOre by lnninEs; r

q. T.. A. &. ...........02o oo2 20x-1l
Boabrook 4. c. 1000 24o 500
Summary: Two.base hit-Do9gett.
Stolen bases-Coopor, 3; Mathews, a.:
Cohen, Raortdos hits-Nay, Brown.
Dovhis piays-Sohon to spaia 20 4.
Dohorty. Ls4S On hases-t1ints.
Park, u ssaerooss, :. First base on
ssrer-fsinta1 varA =, oeabrook. :
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-Hartei .c- Henl,ne IN ninth.
Rated .C- q. smith in ninth.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
81. Louis nt washinRtOn
Chicago mt New York.
Detroit nt Uoston
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stolen bases-Nunnally. Harrison,
Page 90. King, Wharton sacri-
fee hits-Bell. Hit BY pitched ball
-Nenzel. Law. Binns. First base on
error-Sou,h Side. 2. Bases on balls
off Wlcgand. .: Harrison, !. struck
out--by Wicgand. {: by Harrison. S.
Time OF game, l:i5. Umpire, Fiippen
Scorer, Sherman.
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Bases on balls-orr Mathews. 4: or
Spain. /; of Ware 3 .Hits-on
Mathews. In innings on Spain.
In innings; off Ware. 2 in in
ninEs. Struck out--bv Spain s: by
Mathews. s; by ware. L. Time OF
game. ei5. Umpire. Andrews.
Scorer. Gunn.
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Kan for Deherry in seventh.
'batted for Vance in ninth
fhan for Ruether in ninth.
score by innings. n
BOSTON ...... ..2lo 900 ool-l
brooklyn .... ...... 900 002 0U-7
summary: Two-hase hit--Cruiss,
born. Homo run-powoll. Stolen
hssos-Poweli. Houthworth. Hosckci,
''son. HacrihcoS-Powoll, South
worth. Cruise. Bosoltsl. Watson, Post,
vance. Double piays-Olaon and
Post; Ford, xopf and Hoiks. Loft
On hases--tBoston, Q: Brdotelyn, 4.
bAss On 1S1is--en wascon. i; Vance.
i NruoN ous-hy wason, .; Vance,
v Empires. Klsm and SsntsIts.
f1me, Ii6A, 1;
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YANKEES TRIUMPH
OVER THE SENATORS
Jones Holds Washington to
Two Hits, Allowing None
Until Eighth
IRy Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON. May Tones had
WashinEton's batsmen comesetely
curhed today. and New York won
easily, 10 |. Until Judge tripied in
the eighth. Jones had not allowed a
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ClrN.elnntl.
Totals :. .......II n u II
'Batted for Morton In fourth.
7Batted for BaEby in eighth.

7Bat,ed for BaEby in eighth.
Score by innings: r.
- Louis ..... $50 200 5000
Cleveland :. oo2 COZ OIL Z
summary: Two-base hits-Mc
Manus. Wambsganss, Wood go;
Speaker. Guist", Jameson. Three
base SEVERED, jacobson.
Sacriflcc--K olp, . Speaker Double
plays Elicrbe 10 McManus and Sis
icr. Left on bascs-St. Louis. To-;
cleveland 10. Base on balls-ofr
kolp. .. Malls. 3: Bagby. .. Hits
of kolp, &c In "a Innings: OFF
Nangildcr. 0 In Ia innings. Mails. 4
in la innings; Morton. In 22-3
Innings; Bagby, IN innings: Keefe.
. in ]. Struck out--Kolp. !: Eangil-
der. ! Morton. .. Winning pitcher
kolp Losing pltcher-Mails. I'm
pircs -Hildcbrand. Evans and Di-
neeu. Time-2:O9.
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Ams4eoan Assooiation Results.
Kansas City. 10: Toledo. Z.
St Pau, z: Indianapolis. 4 .
Milwaukee. o; Columbus, =
MINNEAPOLIS. 81 Louisville. IL,
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Emory and Henry.

summary: Home run-CaldwcIl
Struck out--by Thompson. 8: by
Goodman. 4. Bases on balls-on
Thompson. l. Of Goodman. .. Hit
by pitched ball-by Thompson tWag-
nero.
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southern Association R-.uI,..

Memphis, 3: Nashville, 3. tCalled
N sixth).
Chattanooga. 10: New Orleans. /.
Little Rock, Z: Mobile 3.