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WITH POSITION IT STAKE,
WHITE SOU BEIT BOSTON
Chicago Lost Opening (tamo to lioan
eaters, hut Came I lack Strong
in Secowl Contest.
/ o
SEXATOHS \VI.\ IM>1 :KLK HIM.
?loo Ilochiing Pitches <?oo?i Came for
Washington?Drowns Defeat Van
kecs it! Ninth?Athletics Lose to
Detroit.
CHICAGO. .iilly 17 ?With Htst place
i h < .'im- of the c?nd
game of n doublcrhcadcr to-day, Kus
8*11 Allow I'll r.l(St-;i :i\ >oat tt |T?l hits
and shut them out. 4 to <> three
of the m. .>'t . far ,.r- s< i?n<l
hase HonIoii won tlii tlrst contest
ti t?. i
In t!..? r il s:;ini?' i-'ourii:<-r"v error
of judj.:n. i .'it: 'low ; Thomas
between I,!-* ard s i-onii. ?? n;?! ? I* ?< I lii rry
to score ?iii* t>? !!.>. r n In the ?utlitli.
and after ?'h;.\?:;ii < ? 'i_ain talicii th*4
lead r . 'Il <?! .tii J"'!'
fly h> Mooji r >? ?!-. in!': Thi> ?r t
ed :i rally. which pave Boston tlie giunc,
whvii : li?? ? r r.> w . ? s?orol on the
error, a fore. out. sinule. triple and
double Krrati. li.iii . iMirkr.l tin;
jmrno- Both < luli^ h:ai ? d it; the sec
ond, hut lviissell was master of the
situation th: <? - .shotn Chlcauo scored
two rttnr i'i the third on Weaver's
sinele .idi! K ?''? 1 in. s home run. which
hounded o\ ? : Spi ald-r's sIm Mi r Thc\
added two more in the eighth on i
hnse on ?? .Hs. .1 si! -;1? a:id a ritice
fly. LMili" Mttrphy. who wax purchased
from t! < A: iloti< I'r< ^i? i?? nt I'oiuis
ke\. pla> e<! i ^.it 1 ? < for t >i < ? locals
Catcher Cary ran from the coaching
line in th* first uatne and arc,tied a de
elslon with 11 i Idehrand until
h< wns ? den-.i to tin- ? ! nt-house Th?
scor
t itter (.ami;,
iiovtnll. ('hil'lltii
A !! I? O A r \!< H <"? V F
?I.%.%}>?>r r! t ft M'ir'y. : J .1 . ft ft 1
.lanvriii *=s ? I : ' Wnvor. ??? 3 1 2 ??
Spr ik'r. ? ' ? *:????- ? . 1 ! . s :
't.-iln*: :b ' *> : . k?ui ? 3 l !'? t
Mohlit"! 7 k ; ' I ft o Lelbold, c( 11 ! ft
l.?ui !f I ' } - h t! ' ft ft
? 5?r.l r tt ! ?' s -li i k ?? <? * '? ft
1 in rry _*b l . . .? Bliu-'o,
Thomas < " * ? " s.-ott. j< 5 <"? ; ?'
i*o?trr. p S ?; 11m:*. |i. . ft " " ft >
?li.'tii : i ?? ??
: ;? : . t
i f .- M- ?
fi.rr.tf t.v irr.it - H
IJfts-tnn ) ft * ft ft ?> 2 .???!
t c o
Summary' Runs Sp--.krr. Jftnvrin. !i>h
tt?- l.-nvN ? - : \ . r: l*.tl!ilir . r<
Koi:rr.i - K. '? ? ? hlt-l.cv I
Tkre^-' i.? ? ?: i" ?- ! ? ? ;tii?l. ii ".>
run ? F - .-V ? : . r:.;. ?: ,r:..;.i
rur '"hi iFO :? ? ? ? ri! hi:>
Wt 1:?r vr:. ?; i- i-'.
BUoklurn*. Fo.?ter, Lelbeld. !.#st on ka?c*
-rnil \r ? P. ! ? ?? r
-0*r Si -.7 7 ? U ~ r.
171 1771. - I* ? }? t . , r Fast <-r ?
Mi.rrvh? - - .. V .- . ?.?
>; -... t . - ? :
"?K( OV1I ?. \Mi
l.'??t' 7i t hitiico
7.i: i. ? \ f :,n :?
YANKEES LOSE TO BROWNS
\ >1. I <tui
AB K ?> A F, AD i! ? > \ E 1
V'? V: h n '< " 0 .
M i.*< < ii ? " "
M ?_..<-? ? ? ? 11: ? t t ?)
f . ' < ' . ? i
lUrt . . ? ??
liOc.i.* :t< ' . l "
<-x et-'v i - i I....: 1 . i r'
Xun'ktr. < : l l o " .W** \ . : 0 T : Oj
War'p. p. 3 1 0 . O^JiTinefc, jf: ' 0 0 0 01
i . ? . " ?.?
_ J j
Total* 2- 6*2.1 It ? Total#.., 5 37 :3 0
? I ir.f . ;l ? ? I .
? hi.II 1 or i: ? .? nt'i.
.Hjtt*'. : :
^ ?>v n '
V .rk. ?' 1 <> 1 " n 1 ?
St. I.oul? 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 I?t
Suinn.iir: I - .'?? 1. itpHiinii, Muiirri
A< - ?i ? Ai:ilr?? T
tilt?Ci ???(?. v. >i > \iiii.-itiiiikor. S'.i
1 ?? u f.aheh?1'< ? , Shotf-ii. I toxin:
WdUter I- r ? ? ? N?- v York. . M
I. it;;.-. | .... - - ll.iwai <1 1'? :it t
1,'iv. r. ? ? 1 : ? ' ? . I.. ,? S!,'. : l- |*r:?t f ;
!'<:? klnr-iue) ? (,r- t-? Mull.'i. I.?ft
I :??????.? N- V ?? U . I.'??:.? '??. H im <>h
tall 1: \\rti ?] ?? ..ft .iMincx. i on
WVMtnan. J Hit - -"il ,Iume*. 3 In 3 1-? i
ir.ntn: ?? 1 ?" Wi ?! ?? ' '< ;r.; :
.-t r ; r( . ? i y V> ' : ' t-x .1 nmo- : . l.y
Wtllman, i iJntu<e<t ball?Agnevv. Um-I
I?ir? ^ U .. 1. >? i '..r.imll}. TUnc. ! '?'??
NATIONALS TAKE BOTH
l LDV!;i..-.M,1 ?' .fill -\V:isIt!r.jr
to!. '':?!? \ n i i I?*? 1tmnM
' ?? 1 t ? ? i. t : : ??.l.'.h
Hipt i i ' ::il :M. I'.otli
llDg . t t ? ?.; til- it iei's
in th- first coiitPRU whilo Hlilkw was
placing Ay< ris in thr sticonrt inning. !
Th?- h
i i is(. \ m?
(ifvflaiiil \\ n?liint:li>it
v H !' ' > \ :? ?It it . ? .* r.
,"u tl. ?' V ? r. rf ? 1 '? 0 ;
Khch^n i! ? r ?? t- ? :h ? o : ] ?
fri.i p : ? ' . ' : 4 "i i
* ir.i I if ? ? ' .I.k> n : I 1
K:rk- v t " i ? :?> ? ?: ? ?
.-'nii'h ! ' t 0 ? ? o
Mr!: . i . i . : ? ?
Wit::: J.* 11-42 tl
i > N / p : u 1 r,
' l'. ?' l !l
Total*?32 7 31 It ;J C 27 n 2
?Batted f .i W ilki r $n r-v.-nth.
? >-:? i : 0.1 J
\Va?)itr.?.t 1 ? i> < ; I - ;;
Sur);:.i?t 1. : ..i: ?J; y. Mil..: .
Mf-nr . :.?< ti . ? ? . x. : .
2; Wanhtn(.'<"? - Two ui Itlt^McTlricI*
<. i :??=' t.- ? . .,ik.
Henry ? ? - II.m; - .
Milan ' > * i ? .
Hut.? rt v . , ?
1 !n . it... ... . ,;f
Walk' i ?
list ? - ' ? ?It-..
Htru' k fiui - -? .. > >
Bo?hli>1S, 10 WMU1 pitcH?Wnlk^.r. First
iMr'- Mi l-rr'j!: ? ' . i'.' ! .
1 a/1' ??n '??if : . i .
Ti ir. ? . ' I-. ?
-I f livn ?, ?.-?If..
( lr \ olati'l. Uii'liiti-.'lnfi
A ? H O / V ? it ]'.? I A K
rf t I * ' Mi- '. ? ' ? ,
ft,? ? ?- ? I ' |
r. ? ?' If t ' '? '?'? ? ' ' ' ?
* ? ? x - '-?* . .'ik. ' i ? ?
* ? 1 1 ' ?
. - . _ r- ? f. ' '?
v-, ?? ;??. i : 2 '? ? ??
? ? ' 1 0 T 3 N't* ? 1 .1
' '? fi <? i . t Ii ? ?
, . r, '? '? * 1 <' ' r . 4 f,
?? ... .#? ' o * ! I a n r
?? - ' ?> fi 0 U h ;> . I. f. o
r ft 0 (I : ? ri
* r, ( u
Vi > 2T !'? 3 Tr ? m ?. ?: n
> j , ^ In B'
x, ??,; ? ? ;.i<? In m-xf
? ? av?? * in ?*x-<?n
:/.??? . H
- <<!'?' ;
?i'... / .^<01 10
>-?-rtr ?/??//. KhM^-SOuHSWO Ih., OuM),
Baseball Results
1N 1 i: it RATION AL LEAG HE.
(.AMK> \ 1MKKIIAV.
Itoelipslor. it; Itl( llMI)M), I (llrM Kiimel.
Itoeliester - KIt'll AlON D (rain: mm-uimI
lSltllle).
.lorsv> ( it.\. 2; liulTalo. 0 (lirsl Koine).
.!it*o.v C'llj-liulTulo (milt; upcuml Kiime).
l'ro\ ulenee, 5; Montreal. 4.
Murri-lmrK. *; Toronto. 0.
M ANIiIMp O*' CM IIS.
\V. I.. IV?. IV. I.. Pel.
l*ro\lilonee. 13 '.M .042 Itlt'limoinl .3.1 3R .179
UutTalo 38 2-J ..10*. Toronto ...8J 42 .417
UurrlsltV :n; ;t,5 .31 39 .443
Montreal ,.;si :>i .i.t j<tm) ciij .28 i;i ,39i
UKKKl; I1IKV TO-DAY.
Kilt!alii al .ifrw) ( ily.
Muntmil at l'rovlileiii'C.
Itllllj tWO Sl'llfllllU'll.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
oami> m;sti:ui>.\y.
( liicncit, I: Philadelphia, 0.
I'll lsl>i>r^li.Itrookt.i n, 3 (first game).
Ilrookl.i ii, 7; I'll iMmrKli, 3 (second pimf).
Itoslon, 3: ( iiiciimati, 2 t tlrst ruiiipi.
liiistim, Cincinnati, - (second kiiiuc).
\i'\v lork, M, l.onls, -I t fifteen imiiiiKs;
lir?i game).
\<w lurk, St. l.ouis, <? (urcutul Kauie).
STANIIINO Of CLt l?S.
'.V. I.. IVt. 11. I - IVt.
riiiln II 31 .,".17 l'ittNli'Bli .30 I') .191
lliir.irfii 3(1 .Mt Ntsv link. 37 38 .191
Brooklyn I'.' 37 ??>3*' Boston ....37 43 .H.R
M. I.mils .41 4'.' .4'Jl ( iiit-imiuii .32 42 .432
WIIKI'.I. IB1.1 l'LA\ I'D-DAY.
i No Kami's sHiedulcd.)
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
t.AAlKS 1 Dsi T.KDAV.
\\ asliiiiutiili. 3; Cleveland, 2 Hirst game),
ushili^t nil. Ill; Cleveland, I (second
Kami').
Delioit, 2; Philadelphia, 1.
>1. I.iuiis, 4; New York, 3.
Bust on, li; (.iiiriiKO, 4 itlrst game).
( Iiii iki'. 4; Boston, 0 (second game).
MANiilMi Of (Lllif
VV. I.. IVI. \Y. 1.. Pit.
(Iiiiaco . ..13 30 .1139 IVashiiiK'n 3D 41 .4^8
Boston lit 29 .028 St. J.uiiis. . .32 47 .411.1
Detroit 4ii 31 .<>13 1'liila 29 5(1 .307
Nt'ii lurk .10 III ..10(1 Cleveland 28 .11 .3.">4
U11KIU, II11.1 1*1.AV TO-DAY.
,von York at SI. I.otiis.
\l axtiniKtioi ui Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Huston at Chicago.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
GA MK.S YDSTKKDA Y.
Pltt?liurch, 7; Buffalo, 2 ifirst Kami*).
I'itt-liiirKli, 8; Buffalo, .1 (second game).
CIlii'iiKo, 7; Brookl* 11. it (tlrst Kamel.
Brooklyn. .1; ( hi? auii. 4 (seriinil saint').
M. I.oui- 7; Baltimore. 4.
Kan-as ( i I * . l>; Newark, 3.
>TAM)I Nl. ?)l CLCUS.
IV. I 1VI. X. |? Pet.
( liiciigo 18 33 ..193 Newark . .42 3D ..119
Kttll. Cilj 33 .182 Brooklyn . Sit 47 .131
si. I.ouis 4.1 31 ..170 Buffalo ....34 .12 .39.1
l'ittslt*ch 13 30 ..">11 Baltimore .SO .10 .37.1'
W 111.HK l llll I'l.AY TO-DAY.
Newark at Knn-as ( lly.
ltafiato at I hicuEo.
Baltimore at SI. I.ouis.
(Onl> three scheduled.)
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
OAMI.s 1 I'.sTKRIUT.
Norfolk, 3; Petersburg. 0 (ftr?t catne). (
Norfolk. 3: IVierst.urc. 2 (second same).
Newport New-. I: Tonsillolith, 1 t tirst ?
Same
1' ri?month. 1 Newport News, ." (seeond
jr.nr.?- .
K.m k> .Mount, 1. Suffolk, 2 (seven innings).
SJAMiJNO Ol Cl.LTJ.S.
" 1- ?Vt. \\. L. r. t.
I'ortsin'h . .10 6 .i">25 Suffolk . . 7 0 .ISK
Norfolk 9 0 .000 lVtersh's fi 10 .37.1
li. Mount 9 b .iuhi N. Nc?> , n 10 .;t7j
MIll.HK 11IM I'l.AY TO-DAY.
N? came- si hrtluled. i
NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE
i?A>1KS YKsTtKDAY.
Kaleiph, 4 ; ( liarlotte, 2.
\?hev*ll?. S; Ourliain. 3.
Oret nslioro, 9; W iii?tor->alem. 7.
J5TA>"I>IN<? <?l* CI.CBS.
\V. L. l'< t \V. I. IVt.
*heville * 3 .*'?!" Durham X C ,M3
rfn?lt'o '* "? I! ilt'ich n 6 .545
*' H ( IiarlottP 4 7 ,3t>4
Ulll.ltK TIIK^ I'l.AV TO-HAY.
(No cnmo. ?i ho?hile?l.)
Suit" V - >r Foster <3?, ,
nni'ii. ?? Kartirrt
i:;r?? ?? v.'j-i ri-'or.. ? Two
,-a hi:??!?' ? tJiir.'i: V. Three
h".*.- ' .'?!? Br!.:- r.f.'e hltf?
? '???'. '? Br riri? e tV.es?
!??,?{i ?>:. . . S't I i- ??Milan.
Double Plays- -Jones, Kcau Kirke.
Hand:'. !tr. .-.! ?! ? .'hapman,
\V:l it.li^lf i > I iv ' n.. H ?? A ^ <*rs, 4
In 1 1-3 Inning*; Count be, In 2-3 in
nings; ? *rr .lot ' In It hlngs; nil Hill,
1 in ; :nnlii'' ? '.n .- . v t ?7 Innings.
Htrtirk "'it--1 ^ Ha rati 1 ??? Jones, l; by
Ayere. . by fShaw, ". First banc oh er
rors?W HShllllitcm. . {,??>??ClSVe
I;?:i<I. i Us! 'nt'" T ? fc<mr>. Cm*
|>irv?, Cvi.l.v til..;
ATHLETICS LOSE AGAIN
DETROIT. ,D:ly 1* V.ach's triple,
and > >v. ? r. 1' . .h .- sr?. : .' ? :!y ?a*. e De
tr..;t a ninth-i- ?i 1 t.k : ? over Phila
delphia to-rtay. - t.. : |)auj? and J.
Mush ?.'tigaKcil i:i it pretty pitchers'
l aitle, t:ui h illmvir.R ?i\ h.Us. The
visitors s? i5 i:i t!.- *ifth Inning on
Lapp's single, a 8acrlflc< hit. an out
i.nd I>aiiss's f u i ?-> t>l ?? Davis'* easy
rnllrr Detroit in med ? t? 1 -. tied on a
hit by lb:rn? wlii i: struck the top
of tho 1' ft ftcUl wall and bounded over
for a home run. The s^ore:
Philadelphia DMrnlt
\ B H O A F. AR HOAR
ri:,vle? If ?: " ? V :?> Silt I'
\v. - ii * : c -? o <? v-.ar.B :i> 'I : 1 z "
Str'llik -'II' .1 . f < ; !, O <)
.Seliang, 2V> 4 1 ". 0 '? Cravv'd, rf ? ?> i ft 0
i.. ;<v. i \ . . t :~a> h i? i : o n
*1 lin.l* '.t> 1 ? Hi.rni?. !b ?. i 'i
Uapp. c.. 1 '? 1 OO.OUlh, hf 3 0 J 1 0
K.-i'i ? - ft : s-ai. - ft
j> ft J ' Pau.-s. p ?. a *? 1
Total* ' ! T^tal* ...3ft f 77 ^ '
?Two w : ..liinli.K run i-roifS.
*-? r,r? ?.\ liminr R
riilla-iilj. la ft ft ft ft 1 0 ft 0 <>?1
1 i -tr ? .it . ft ft ft ft 1 ft 0 >> 1?2
>'inii::ar ? r i - I? .j? j?. V( .t'-'n. Ibirr.H
Twr.-i.au. hl'.H- .Strtmk. V/Hlxh Three-bnso
lilt?yehch Home rhh?Burn*. , Rtolen
-Young. H.iriif Karned runs?-Detroit,
,-.ii ? :: i. lit" \Va..-h K ?|tf Si-rltln*
fl\ ?Bu*h l.eft on buM--Detroit, S; Phils*
? i? 'i? i:i? ? Kit -t l.iif-e -in ..rr??re? I'hlbtrlel*
pi. i 1! ? ? on I nil; otf Daiiii'. . ?.|f
.' H i-h ? Striii V: (i.i! ? by liau.v. I, by
I fail I. . Cmj. :'DU reti Nalllii
life !
HAINES NOT TO COACH
Hum llrm-hnl Nn IIITit to InxtriK't
I'ciiii I roiv*.
B?">STON. July 17 ?William Hnincff,
of th'- L'nioii l'.fi;st C'lul) of Hot-ton, fle
iri'? b'- will mii ? 1 \ iviiiii NW-kalls
as foiif-h of the I'enti crews. Tills
wdril in ? from Malr.'-s. ".ho said he
I.;;-: t."t rtci' ivcrl ;u;y offer to take
N.f'r.alls's pI.U'i'. win* baj i f*.<-:i n ned liti'
I (.-it Ion as I'oacli of th?.* I'enn i icws h<?
t! .;t In- <j.ii"i assist his eountry, iCliK*
1:>! ?! 11 i bl^- l-'uropean war.
V'\ .:.'i Ni( l:..M ha* i <>.i<-t,f h th* I'enn
crew* for (he last two years, ano, al*
'' ?"i- l > proved mii i t- --fuI ii, i;!:,
: >'? ai :ti britiMiiiK I'enn in s'cOihI
pl < < i: t lu I'o'i(shl{e?*p?,i?. r' Katta, ho
f illwl tltninallj thiH year, tin? to many
' rilshij *hro:i ? ? i.- iik-ii hijfferiny
? 1 ? :'i 'i ? >.? It )?,'? could ?!?) .S ,.K
! .i ' I- ? ' i ? v.i i ' rwi .
Ktililileaii lli-ntH Walter Molir.
AliBANY, \. Y., July 17.t?^aih riobl*
I neau, ?.? rhiladelplila, outpointed WaU
ter . ..* 1' I'f.l'l.. : I ,i i-hadr iii a
lid iXlt - * .'it; t 111-:.- tii-duy.
I M'lbr is < :gli. <1 1 Z'i an<l Hobtrieau
1 '? ! 2
II l?* Ii moil (I (?tinner I.enils.
WASHINGTON. Ii <> .1 \j 1 y 17?In
j .i t-1' i 11 i..'(?'i ? ? ? : !?' I here to-'lay,
I i: II :-'liil! \va> > i. K 1. <???! ill. blOilk
I inr. out of l(.o fr<.:n ? nii Get
I man w.'i. hef-ond I(lu.'.i'ioii won the
t\ej?t \\itl? 'jli out of X:ft. x
! New York Defeats fit. Louis in I<oiik
tinme, and Then Takes
Another.
AI-KXANDER GETS TR1MMKD
Premier l'hillio Twirler Downed by
Cubs?Braves Take Two Games
| From Keds?Pittsburgh Divides
Hill With Hattling Superbas.
NEW YORK. July 17.?New York de
feated St. l.ouis twice to-day. winning
the first game In sixteen Innings, 5 to 4.
nml the second 2 to 0. The tlrst was
the longest played In New York this
season, the finish coming; when Rob
ertson doubled, took third on Doyle's
sacrifice, and scored on Fletcher's
single.
In the fifteenth inning:, McOrnw
claimed Hug gins bunted a third strike.
??H uas ordered off the field for pro
testing too strenuously. Perritt
pitched shut-out ball against bis for
mer teammates In the second same.
1 loak was batted hard in the fourth,
when New York won on three singles,
a sacrifice and an error. The scores:
KlltST (i.VMK.
St. l.niils. New York.
AH It O A E AO H O A F.
Rofi-'r. If. f. t 0 2 ft Burn.i. If. T t 3 M
linens. 2b 7 I I 4 2 Bob'on. rf S ? 1 ft 1
Milli r. lb. S I l? ft 0 Doyle. 2b. 7 2."! ft
Puller. ss. 7 3 S 3 1 Kletfr. ss. Sit??
Polan. ef.. 4 ft S ft 0 Merkle. lb ?"= 2 53 ft ??
\\'ils>\n. cf 3 1 'J ft 0 I .oh'irt, St> S 2 2 3 1
l,?ng. rf... A 2 3 ft ft Sniul'f. ef. ?' 1 " 1
My.itt. rf I ft ft ft ft Dooln. c.. 7 ' 7 " ft
MuiJer. ??. fi 1 1ft ft ft Muro'd. p " ft ft 2 ft
Hot*?I. 3b. 7 1 2 f. 2 ? Bruln'rt . 1 0 ft it ft
Sallec. p.. 4 ft ft 3 1 Schauer, p 2 ft ft 1 "
I'tnluf, p. 3 0 0 2 0 tOrant ... 1 ft 0 ft ft
Pert-lit. p 0 ft '? ft 0
Total? 5P 12* tf 19 6 Totals M 12847 17 7.
?On* oat when winning run was scored. I
tllatteil for Marquard In eighth
!l!.ittr.d for Sehaucr In fifteenth.
{flatter hit by his own batted hall
Score l>y Innings: ? ft ;
St. t-ouls 1 ft ft 0 I 1 1 ft ft ft ft ft 0 0 ft ft?? !
N'.uv York ft ft i) ft 2 ft ft ft ?; ft >1 f ft " ft 1?-S
Sumrrary: Buns -Bencher. Hiutgiii" But
'.t. l#<>i>g. Robertson. Doyle Klet her
? Two-base hits?Poyle i2>. Snodrras".
!:? '.-?rtsiMi Three-bus* hit??Snvilet H< r
< h<*r. Stolen bases?Merkle. Bescher. Earned
runs?New York. 1; St I.ouU 4. Sacrifice
lilt?Doyle. Sacrifice fly?-I.obert. Double
play*?Suodgrass nml Doyle; Poyle. Fletcher
\nd Merkle. I.eft on bases?New York. !'?
St. t.otils. 11 First hase on errors?N'ev
York. <; St. I.ouls. 3. Bases on hills?oft
Marquard. 1: olt Schiitier. o; >>:f Sallee 3
off Perdue. 1. Hits?off Marquiinl. 1ft In
it r.nc: ; otf Schauer. 1 in 7 Innings* of
IVrrltt. 1 In limine: off Sallee. ft in > !- '?
innings; of! Perdue. 3 In 7 Innings. Struck
out?by Sehauer. : by Perrltt. 1; by Sailer.,
1 by Perdvte, 4. Wild pitch ? Marquard
i2i I'mplre.*. Quigley and Einslle. Time |
(* game, 3: IS.
SEfDND (JAME.
St. bonis New York.
AB H O A E AB H O V E J
Re*,-her. If 4 2 ft ft ft Burns. If i . 3 ft ft
? .'Mic rf. . 4 ft 1 ft ft Bob'on. rf 4 3 3 ft ft J
Mll>r 2b I ft 2 2 1 Poyle. 2b n "> n
r.-uiler. .-is 4 " ft *. ? iSr.int. 2t-. 1 0 '. ft
Wilson. < f t ft 1 ! ft Flet'r, ss 2 ft " * ft ?
Hv:t11 :l> J ft IS ft ft Merkle. Ih 2 1 10 " 1
Snyder. ? 3 3 4 ?? 0 I.obert. 3b : 1 ft 1 ft
Betid. 3b 3 ft i ? (' Snod's cf " ! ft '?
1-., tk. i 2 1 ft 3 Q Doolu. i - ft 2 2 1
?lb he ... 1 1 ft ft 11 i-rrltt, p 3 0 1 3 1 ,
Robin II. p ft ft 0 1 0
Totals....33 S 24 21 I Totals ? ;?! S 27 18 21
'Batted for Do.ik In eighth. I
St-ore by innings: R
St I.nul^ A n 1 (% A ^ n ^ 0?n ?
New York '. ft ft 0 2 ft ft ? ft ??2 |
5'itntn.irv: Ituns - HoliTt'tr. Poyle. Three
bi?e nit -Burrs. Stolen base?Miller. Earne?I
runs?New Y rk '.. Sacril'.ce hits?Fletcher.
V-rV; Pootn trouble plays Snyder. Bet- ,
.it. i Itvatl WlUon av i Sny.i'-r. I.eft on
- 2**.\\ York. 4; St l^ouls. Brtse- on
?. ,11#?D'>n?. Hits ?off Poftlt 7 In 7 In
vines, ott Hoblnson ! In !:itdn.< Struck
out b> rer.-itt. I: hv Po.-,k. 2. Umpire*,
i, as- . m:d Kison. Ttn?e of p.itjie.
SUPERBAS DIVIDE BILL
BROOKLYN, July 17.?Brooklyn andj
P tts'jurgh divided to-day's double
header. The Pirates took the first!
game. ?" to 3. bv hammeriiis Smith'
for a home run. a tripl- and two singles
on top of a pass in the llftli inninpr.
Th* Superbas knocked McQuillan out
of the box in the s xth. when three;
pingles and a double by O'Mara scored
three r ;ns. The second same wont to ?
Brooklyn. 7 to H. tlte Superbas hit-'
<ir.?r both Consclnian and Oooper bard
in the fotirlh and llfth innings M\?-rs
had score.I in th?* seventh, when a
heavy thunder show.r stopped the
game. The scores:
i lHST <;\mi:
Pittsburgh. tiriiokUii
Ail 11 O A E A H K O A K i
C'hr?y, !f ' r? r? 0 Myors ? f I 1 o 0 o .
Collins. ? 4 .* 3 ft ft i I'Mr.i ,a . *' 4 ft;
jr>hn s :b . ii ft ft ft Daub't. :b 1 1*. . ft
Hiii.h n r: ? ft ; ft ft When: I? t ft 1 ft ft
V.'jic'r ss 3 2 3 3 0 Cut"v\ Jti J ft ?' 0
Viox. .'!> 4 ? 4 3 II Stei.g?; r! "ft '?
Balr-i 3b . 4 ! ft r, ft ?0!s<i!i '? n ft ft
Murphv. c J ft ft ft ft tf.'t;;, 3b ; ft
iJlbhon" ft ft 1 ft ft Miller 3 ft "*
M'Qull'n i> ft ft 1 ft Steitli p ft n
?Dun' at: : ft ft ft <> Apple i. p ft
Kant'er. p ft ft n " r> iScnulta lift" a
Doug .i p " ?' '? 0 ft
Totals. 2^ 7 27 12 ft Totals 34 7 .
?Hatted f-r M Qidllan in se\enth
? Patted for Stengel In ninth
?Batt<i<l for Appl^ten In eighth.
Score by ir.ningr. H
pptsb-.i-nh . ft ft ft ft 4 ! 'ft ft '--S
Brook b n . ft ft 0 ft ft 3 ft f <? -3
Sumtnary: Buna '"olllns. Wagn?r V-',.
Baird. Murphy Myer*. O'Mara. Appleton.
Two-base hit O'M in. Three-base I'll
Wagner Stengel. l!om? run Balrd. Earned
rur.t ? Pittst>ur(rh. 4. Brooklyn. ?. Sncritb ?
>>111?Johnston. Hlnchman and MeQtiiHaii
Double play?fletz. Putshaw and Datlbert
I.eft on bases?Pittsburgh. 1; Brooklyn. I
Ba?e on errors? Pit tsburgh. !. Bases on
be*.Us?Smith. 1: Appleton. 1. lilts?otf Smith.
7 It. i> 1-3 Innings, off Appleton. 0 In 2 2-T
Innings, off Douglas. 0 In 1 inning, off M
Quillan f In ?> innings: rff Kantleliner.
In 3 Innlnirs. Struck out?by Kantlehner. 1
I'tnpires. Eason and Byron Time of game
1:42.
SECOND fl.WIK.
Pi tt sbnreli. Brooklyn
AB 51 O A E ABU r? A
Carey. If.. 3 ft 3 ft I .Myers cf. 4 3 ft
Collins. <f " 1 i' ft)-Mara. s.? 2 n 1 1
Ifihn'n. lb 3 1 1 ft Daub't jt? 117ft
t.erber. ss ft ft ft ft ft Wheat. If 't 2 '. ft
lflnch'n. rf 3 ft i ft OCul'w 2b 2 1 1 1
W.igner. ss ft 2 1 ft Stengel, rf 3 1 2 0
\ lox. 2b 3 13 2 0 net-/.. 3b. 3 ft ft 1
Baird 3b t ft 2 I ft Miller. < 2 ft 4 1
(ilbson. c 3 ! L 1 ft Pfetfer. f I 1 " 1
? onzel'n. p - ? " 1 ?? Coombs, p 2 1 ft 1
Cooper, p l ft ft 3 1
Totals f>*lft 10 2 Totals... 2<< 12 'i'< *
*i'ne out when game was called.
Score by Innings: I
Pittsburgh '? '? ft 3 ft ft ft
Myers (2). Dnubert <2>. Wheat. Miller.
? 'oombs. Two-bare hit?Myers. Three-base
hits?Collin*. When I. Home run? Johnston.
StoliMi base?lilbson. Kit mod runs IMtts
l.iirgli. 3; Brooklyn, l>. Saci'llbe lilt?-<)'Viir(t
<2> Sacrlllce IIv- Cutshaw, Double pl.iy?
Ojs'itx't l. unassisted. l.efl on linWH-Hlllf
lmitn. 3: Brooklyn. 3. I'ltst base on err .1 s
? Pittsburgh, 1. IInhcs ?>n built!?off Pfellof.
Mils ofT PfofToi. In 4 inning*: off
coo'iihf. ;> In 3 Ir.tdnps; oft Conzcliuaii. .*
in 4 1-3 innings; off Cooper. I In 2 Innings.
Struck out?by Pfolfer. 3. Ctnplres, Byron
and Enson. rime ol' gam*. I:ST.
BRAVES BEAT REDS
nOSTON, July 1".?Boston defeated
Cincinnati twice to-day. the scores be
iii?r 3 tn 1' in each contest. A two-buse
hit by Schmidt In the ninth Inning of
the first game when tho bases were
full, drove In the tying and winning
runs. A pass, a fielder's choice, Moran's
double. lOvers's single. Connolly's sac
rifice Hy and .Magcu's hit nave Boston
their three runs during tho seventh in
ning of the second game. The scores:
K1HNT (i.AMK.
Cinelnnutl. Bnston.
All HOAR ABHOAE
<Sroh. 3b... 3 I 0 'I 0 Moran. rf 4 0 3 0 ?i
H<?rr.op. in ( 2 0 2 0 Evers. 2b. 4 0 3 3 0
Bods'*. 2b 3 0 0 1' tl Con'ly. Ir 3 1 7 1 ??
Klllll'er. If I 1 :? o o Ma (joe. cf. '.120 0
lint til. rf 4 1 10 0 Si lim't, lb f> 3 0 n
I'larke. e. 3 18 1 0 Smltli. 3b. 13 110
I .each, of I 1 1 0 0 .Mara'o, so I 1 4 0 0
Wll'ins. cf. 2 1 2 0 0 Howdy. r. 3 2 12 0
Moll t/. lb 3 M 0 0 Ruxaii. p. I 0 0 n o
Solmel r. p 3 2 0 ! 0 Hughes. p 0 o 0 1 0
laic.es. p. n 0 n o n
?Kgan .... 1 0 0 0 0
tKltz'k .. 0 n n (i o
j'l'yler ... 1 0 0 0 "
Totals....31 to*?"! 10 1 Totals....3? l! 27 9 0
?tine nut wli^n winning run was scored.
t Hat led for Mushes In eishth.
tKiin frr E? ?rs lit ninth.
'Hatted fo- l!:iq,in in sixth.
Score by inniliRs: It
fit, I unit I .. 0 0 2 o 0 0 o a 0?2
lt<".ion 0 o o 0 o l n o ??
Summary: ltuns ? Williams. Schneider. .
?onaiiliy. Smith. Kltsspntrhk. Two-bane lilts
Smith. Schmidt, tlowjy. Thice-base hits?
II r: /ok. Connoll>. Sacrifice lilts .Moll wit;'.. I
4'larke. Conr.nl ly. Sacrifice lly?iSroli. Left
on bases?Cincinnati, ?!; Hostnn. !3 Bises
on b.iils?oft S-hnel1er. 4; off Hasan. I.
Hits?off .(antes, 2 in 1 Innings; off Hi pan. |
in * Inula?!-: off Hughes. 3 In 2 Innings.
Struck nut ?by Schneider, n. Passed !>?!!
i'!;rke. empires, Kloni and Cocklll T'm
of game. l:.r.f>
SK.<'ONI? (SAMK
Citirlmintl. Boston
A11H O A K All II O A K J
Groh, 3b... 3 10 10 Moran. rf. 4 2 1 0 0,
He .-/Cos, ss I S 5 6 0 Evers, 2b. 3 1 ?*. 3 0 |
Itoilir'.s 2b 3 2 2 4 0 Con'ly. If. " '- : '- n
Tivom'v. If 4 0 5 o 0 Musee. if I ?" 1 ! o ;
? Silt tli. rf. t 0 1 o 0 Schm't. lb 4 0 ;; ? n.
Witiso. <?.. 3 0 ! 1 n Smith. 31. 4 ? 1 0 ?' I
Wll ins. cf 3 110 0 Mara'e. ? I 0 X 7 "
Moll t/., lb. 3 10 0 1 Whul'B. c 2 2 4 0 ! ,
I/-.tr. p... 2 1 0 0 0 (.(.wily, c. 0 0 1 0 0 j
Ames. p.... 0 0 0 0 0 t>a\ Is. p. 2 0 0 3 ?) j
Benton, p. o o o i 'i tiudol'h. p " o o o 11 j
?Clarke ...1 0 0 0 0 tTyler .... 1 o 0 o n !
Totals....30 7 24 13 0 Totals ...31 1*. 27 1? I j
'Batted for Aincs In eighth.
? Matted for Duvlt'S in eighth.
Score by innings; It !
i"ti;. innatl 1 o a n o : i " 0?2 |
Boston <i 0 o ii o o " '? '-3 |
Summary: Buns?f?roh. l.ear. Moran. ;
Evers. Tyler. Two-base hitf ?UodilTs. I
Moran. Hits?off navies. ?S In 7 Inntnrs' of!
Budolph. 1 in 'J Innings; olt I.oar. SO In 1-? j
lunlnss; otf Ame.'. i In j-3 Innlns: oft Hen
tot. it in | Innlr.g. Sac-rill' ?? h.t 'Sroh.
S o t lllc<* flv?Connolly liout.lo I>1 - '
'Sodirem, >l?ritos and Slnllultz iji, l.eft on
? Clr.< Ipil.iti. 3: Mov of, 7 B.ih. s on
1 ? ;' I - ofT I.Tir off (Ktvles. 1. Struck o;st
>?> l.e;r i: by I)n\is. S L'mplrfs. Kl^pr
and iv kill. Time ?i p.ini". 1:3.
ALEXANDER GETS BEAT
PHILADEhrHIA, July 17.?Alexan
der. who had won nine jjatnes and tied
one out ..f his previous ten. had his 1
winniuir stresik broken when Chicago
won to-day's paine from Philadelphia,!
1 to ?? Cheney outpltched Alexan<l<!.
and was :i; difficulty in only two in
nings. The visitors won the Kanio when
they sent ihr<-?- runners over th<- plitt.
in the second inning on singles bv Saier :
and Williams, 1'lielan' double and nan
croft's wild throw to the plate on
Cheney's grounder. They added an-j
other in the seventh on Xiehoff'y funi-j
bio of William's grounder, Phelnn's sin'- I
rifle*. Biesnahan's out an.| Cheney's)
hisi^le The score:
ChicuKO. Philadelphia
AB H n A K AB 11 O \ K
rsor.d, rf I 2 o o ?? Byrne. 3b 3 0 2 3 o :
Fi-her. ss 3 0 1 0 0 Banc'ft. t i *. J 1 '
Srhulte. If 4 0 ton Rp.-ker. If 4 0 0 II 0
Zlm'ii. 3i>. 4 2 1 11 Crav'h. rf 4 0 I 0 0 ,
Suit. it... 4 1^*0 Nlebotf. 2b 4 0 1 2 ! :
Wll'ins. ? f 4 1* 0 o \ V1 > It'll, .ft " n n n ;
I'helan. 3b. 2 ! S n n l.ude ? lb 4 0 2 0'
Br?sn'n. 4 o r. : o Kill'.fer. . ( 2 s _? n ,
ch?ney, p 3 1 1 U 0 AlfV'r. p. 3 i) 1 H 'I
Totals 32 s 27 S 1 Total" 3; 27 > .?
Si ore by innings; I".
Ph..i.e. 0 3 0 0 n n \ n f.. i
}'ht!a<b*lphla o 0 0 o n fi ft n n -o
S.im.n?rv: Huns?Saler. I'lieli-n. Williams
<;>. i: irned raun?Cliiiuqn I. Su.iili.e hit.
I'l.-hcr. 1'helan. H on balls nil f'heni-;.
I J..'lt on basc-s?f*hl< .igo, 4; Philadelphia. ;
rit -t 'n 1-rrors?f'hli"Ign. 2; Pli: l.ob-lplil i. '.
illi by pitcher?hy Alexander. PhiMan.
Strip k out by Cheney. V by Al<-\nin!..f
.'!:!!?* of game. 1:V>. Cniplres. ltii;l-'i aie!
Hart.
W. Frank Powers and George War
ren tied with Thad Pell anri Reeves
| Kir mining for first place in the. four
1 ball event yesterday at the Country
' '1 ub of N'irginia.
Scores of winners follow:
Powers and Warren, 45-39?S4 lf-ss
1 S ?
Klemming and Bell 37-3S?"5 less '.s
In this event the scores made were
i exceptionally good under the weather
! < oinliiioiis, as the players met with a
; driving wind and rainstorm, which in
1 tfcrfered greatly with their play.
| There were twenty-five foursomes
I entered.
Si i ? 11111 best ball:
I Dallas shaffc-r and U. C. Walden, lfi-37
- 7:1. l.-ss is- f.7.
I Third best ball:
W w. NYal and Dr. Scales, 4 i -.10?
I S3. I-s- 13?US'.
i W II Palmer now lends in ISraneh
i up. M :s seore to date is as follows:
'iui 4 48-4 32-4 3F>?32
In 424-333-243?2S
i Mr Palmer has at least fi\e chances
to cut off strokes, and it will bring
: the winning r-coro well in the fifty
I mark.
Douglas Call, Stuart Johnes, Nick
j Hot eh kiss and Peeves Klemming are
I only a few shots behind the loader.
Douglas Call has the distinction of
j being the oi l-, member of the (!oun
tr\ Cluli w ho has scored a one on the
J sixteen-hole. This Is a fa'r three-hole,
and for a golfer to score a one on
this 1150-yard hide is a rare event.
CHRISTO-COLA
IS
SOLD BY
THESE LIVE
MERCHANTS
ON
MAIN
STREET
BETWEEN
5th and 14th
Brinkley & Mills Co.. 4 S. 14th Street.
T. C. Sublett, 1301 E. Main Street.
W. D. Crenshaw, 1100 E. Main Street.
B. Massei, American Nat'l Bank Rldg
Straus Cigar Co., 10th and Main Sts.
W. P. Poythress, 910 E. Main Street.
Levensen Cigar Co., 908 E Main St.
Arthur Weil. 91 fi E. Main Street..
Polk Miller Drug Co., 83-t E. Main St..
O. Marchetti & Co., 7th and Main Sts.
CHRISTO-COLA
NORFOLK WINS TWIN BILL
FROM PETERSBURG NUTS
Vniplro Again Itouurily Scored for
Poor Work in Cockuilo
City.
DIVIDK GAMES AT POKTSMOl'TH
lluiltlers Win First unci Pirates Take
Second?Crowd of 3,300 Cele
brities Booster Day?Hocky Mount
Cops Short Came From Suffolk.
, PKTKKSBUIK;. VA? July 17.?Nor
folk took both panics of the double
header played h?*rc- this evening, both
j of which by mutual a?reemcnl were
| seven-inning u.-uncs. The llrst was
i won in the Ural inning by the visitors,
i When, after one man was out. Calder
hit for two bases ami came home on
Thrasher's triple to right Held. Thrash
er scored 011 Flynn'K sinale. Fast tield
iiif; on the part of the home team pre
vented tin- visitors from scoring. Three
dotildo plays were made in the llrrt
{.'aliic. The sceolid g.imc was a pitchers'
battle between Hlchmotid and Nicks,
and barring the lirst iniiiitK. when
? 1 a
iiad
t he
i ice 11 * h * ?
uinpirins
ami tnan
throe singles in succession
run for Norfolk. Klchmond
best of tlio buttle. As has
case in the entire series, the
of Stradford was miserable
ifestly unfair to the home team, and
unless something is done to remedy the
umpiring the attendance will dwindle
to such a few that empty benches will
predominate, at the frames. The scores.
KIKJ?T li.V.MK.
Norfolk. Petersburg.
AH II O A K A it I. <) A i:
3h. 4 0 2 1 <> Slm'r.s. rf 3
2b 3 113 0 Kellher. It. 3
s? 3 l) 1 3 0 Sharpe. 2b 3
0 0 Do no' n, 3I> 3
0 ? Hur'tt. If. 3
0 0 Spoil'r. cf 3
0 0 lllt.ii'li. flh. 2
1 0 l.euls, e. 1
0 I) lllrsi'll, p 2
I'lev'd.
("alder,
M' Mh" n.
Thra'er.
l-'lyiin.
Fouler.
Stew't.
Follea,
Coch'n.
cf 3
If.. 2 2
rf. 2 a
c... 3 fl
lb. 3 I
p. 3 0
3 1
1 l't 0
Totals 2? 7 21 S i Totals....24 5
Score Ijy 1 (11 \ 1!u;
Norfolk 2 0 ? 1 0
PeteisbuiR 0 ?> 0 0 i?
Summitry: Huns--t "alder. Tlwnshe
Two-basn hits?Cnliler, Hunch. I'll r<
lilt.-,?Thrasher. Sacrifice htl?l-Vstcr
I'll lias* l-'lvnii. Double nlays?
Sharpe iiml Kellhor. MrMnhon arid
Slmrji'.' ami Ki-lthor; U'ulder. l-"oll?.
Stewart. on ball.*- -nit llir.?< h.
on l>a.-e.??Petersburg, ; Norfolk, ..
out?Cochran. 1. Time of italic
I'nipire, Stradfortl. Ailcndonce. vO".
Bun- !
1 -oti<-i
1. I..-I
SI ni'i
SKl'OND tiAMK.
Norfolk. l*eter?.lMir?r.
Ci-v' d
l "alder. 2lt
.M M 11' 11, ??? 4 1
Ylira'r. cf. 3 2
l'l> nn. If.. 2 1
l-'otter. rf. 3 0
Mil. f, c ... 3 1
I'olleS. lt> 3 I
Niiks, p.. 3 0
AH 11 U A E
,b. 3 0 'J
1
Im'ns.
5 0 Keith?i
ij 0 Sh.trpe
i) 0 l)ono 11.
n 0 Hur'ti.
0 (1 Spen'r.
2 n Hum h.
0 " l.i-wis.
1 ti Kl. h d.
?nice
AMU
MS 11
lii 1 :
;:li :t o
3b 3 I
11. " "
? ?. 3 '?
1
1
he..
Total* ..S<> ?> 21 3 0 Totals . 2 ? fl
'Hatted for l.uwls la the ninth
Si ore by Inningx:
? rfolk 1 0 1 0 0
tersburg .a 0 n 1 0 0 1
Nummary Huns?fabler (2). l-'lynri. K
pent er. Tho-Iium- lilts?CiUtbr. Do
x.iii Thr<-e-liH--i! lilt'?Spi n" er. Stolen 1.
? - Klynn. lttce, Cleveland. Ilnw on balls?
Itlchmond, off Nicks, 3. l.eft on bam
l'i ii-rsburR, a; Norfolk. ? Strut k oui
lilchmomii i; by Nicks, Time of k?
1 I' L'mplre. Stradford Attentlau*. e. 1.
IT WAS BOOSTERS' DAY
mo, I
"V".
I '< tliTS.M 1 tl.'TI I. VA? July IT.-Ports
moutii Ami Newport News divi<|etl t!i*
<|i >iible - iieadi'i of to-day, the visitoiM
lakinR tnr- first eonti-.nt by a s<ore of
? > to 1. The secoistl Kami- was called at
the close ot the rtfth itinini;. the score
i>e!ni! i to 3, in favor of the Ports
mouth team.
To-day was celebrated as "Booster
l)ay," and the largest crowd of the sea
son attended, their being 3,000 in the
stands and bleachers. A braes band,
;t rainstorm and a miniature cyclone
helped to make the occasion out of
the ordinary. l-'our home runs were
made by the Shipbuilders during the
afternoon, Second Haseman HuntlnK
iiaviii^ two of the.se to his cretlil.
The last eanie was spoiletl by the in
cessant klcklufi of the Newport News
jilavi-rs, una Umpire llii?sey finally
ejeeted Walker from the park. Ilv^ry
l>od\ wits liaviim too good a time, how
ever. to start anything rough, and the
spectators, beyond hooting, treated the
hunt* .toke. The scores:
l-'lltST <i.\.M K.
affair
Newport
A H
llopk i-. rf t
Hunt i:. 2b
Smith, If. 3
t'rlsi. ss 4
W'nltV 3b 4
Walk n. < f 3
I'it! Ilt'-'t. lb 5
I.ake. r .. 3
IlJiu'n. p 4
N'ptvh.
II <t A
1 2 1
Port-nioul b.
Alt II t> A
1
0 11
2 1
1 ? 1
0 lluin'l, 4
0 Tnu'r, -ti 4
0 Hurl'y. 11> 3
0 Hi.M'n. rf t
1 Dunt'u. 3b 4
n Will <1. ? 1 ;<
0.Merry. If 3
0 Walte, c. -
0 1/w'n. p. 3
1 tl 2 0
Totnis 31 " 2T 14 1 Totals 30 i .1 'j 4
Score by Innings: ft.
Nenport Ni-nn 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 1?i
Portsmouth .1 0 0 0 0 0 <1 ft ti?1
Summary: Huns?Huntini; ( 2), Smith,
t'rlst 12 1, Hurley. Two-bate hits?Hummel
and Hopkins. Three-bane bits?Si. Mnrttn.
Hoini- ru?i.??liuntiiii: <2 1. t'llHt. Sacrifice
lilt- llouklnn. Stolen bases?Hopkins and
?'r!t-1 D'uible play?Walters to t'rlst. Rnses
on halls? bv Hamilton. 2. hv l.lesvellyn, 4.
Kiru< k out?by Hamilton. 1; by I.lewellyn.
?!. I.-ft on banes?N<-?vport News, h; by
Portsmouth. I. Time of gamti. 2 hours.
I'mplrr-g, Hufisty ami H!?ble.
SKl'OND (i.VMK.
News. rortRmouth.
H t? A K AH II O A I
Newport
AH
Hop ns. rf 3
Hunt K. 2b i
Smith, If 2
t'rl.Nt. ?b. . 2
Well s. 3b 2
\ Witlk'r. er 2
i Voltz. rf 0
| Carnes, 11> 2
j lla.sHon. ?? 2
; Mullen, p 2
10 0 Huro'l, hs H 0 0 3 (
0 1 n'l'ag'r, 2b 3 1 0 4 <
fi 0 u Hurl'y. lb 2 0 10 I
2 0 lSt.M'n. rf 3 0 10
110 Dillli'U, 3b 2 2 0 2
1 0 0 Whlt'd, ef 2 0 1 0
0 0 0 McCI'y. If 'i 0 0 0
6 0 OClarvIn, c 1 0 2 0
\ n 11 Strain, p. 2 1 1 0
0 0 0 0
Totals 20 4 If. 10
R
... 2 0 0 0 1 ?
Portsmouth . .2 0 0 2 0?
Summary: Huns?Hopkins. Smith, Harris
Taguer. Hurley. Daiiiiau. ijitrvln. Two-base
Totals f. 1". 2 1
Si ore by InnlnKS .
Newport News
hit?Struln. Tliroc-lmw lilt?DitmrAvi. Ilninr
run?Smith. Stolen huiiu? tlurvln. Punon on
bulla? by Mullen. 2. Ntivii-U out?by Mullen.
by Strain. Wild nltoli?Strain,
on baiict?Newport L'; I'ortHiuoiitli,
Time <>f r.umo, 1 .??>. Umiilroii. lltiMm>y itn.i
It Ik l.lo.
RAIN STOPPED GAME
HOCK V .MOUNT. N. C.. July 17.? ,
Fight Inir hard fur the little oml of1
tin? series, tlm Suffolk Timers wont |
down before Hut Tarheels thin after- j
noon by a I tf? - score. It was the j
sixth successive victory of the Down
llomors. I'.tolts ?'?s pit toil against
Southpaw Teiigrue, of the locals, and tin?
Tarheels' dlngiM* hail much the bout of
it, coming through In went style, save
in tin- seventh. when four connected
hits by the visitors divided tin? even
ing's hitting for litem ami sent Iwti
men across the rubber. More runs In
that frame were prevented by a great
<inc-hnufl stal? by Ooosotreij nt third,
who rohbeil Irmsclior f?f a Iwo-ltasi'
clout. The Tiger had been reliretl in
the eighth anil there wore two down
for the locals when a drenching down
pour drove all to the dugouts, and th?>
game was called on account of rain.
The soon
Suffolk.
All II
Irmn'h. 3t> t
Stow'rt. c I I 1
Hi liii'lt. rf I 0
tioulby, 2I? n 1
Allen. If., 2 <>
roh. hm :t 2
llonry. 11' 4 1
Well li'r. r n I
1'oole, p . . 2 0
Kooky .Mount.
AH II t? A
B
I llltttft. If. 4
0 * loos'0. 3b I
? ? litlvt'n. I'll I
rt fJruy, if.. 4
i? KIhi^. if. t
1 I'lrleh. o :t
n Sny'r, 11' I
o I'ur'e. ??. 2
n Tcukuc. p ^t
I 1 it (i
1 7
1 2
2 0
o
TotnlH '.'5 S 21 7
N? ore l>y imiln^M:
Suffolk
lto< Uy .Mount
?lotnlM :il 10 21 3 I
It.
. ..0 0 0 0 0 0 2?2
0 2 " I '? r? I ? <
Suiiiniiry . Itunn?I'oh. Il?nry. i!oos?>tree,
Klsel. rirl'li. Snv.ler. I.eft on liuw?Suf
folk. ; llorliy Mount, s. Stolon Iuuwr?
fritwher. Sn< rltlee hit*?Allen. l'oo|<-. I'.ir
in;i!if Tivo-l?a?i! lilt 3?Kltiel, HWwurt.
I'oul'lv t?lnv!??Snviler I'tirmiilen, Struck
out-?-!?>? Teinjue, I; by J'?Mile. I. IIiiuch "ri
lulls -oil Ti'UKUe, 2. Wlhl plfhoK?Timijiio,
I. Tlmo of futne. 1 :3i-. t'mpl-e, Mni^uun,
Attendiin< e. 7S<V
BRAGS ON BARRY
f Hrrlmin Sn vn l-Nirinrr Mnrkmnn
llnkrH liln Ten in Slrona
t'1.10VKLANI). July 17.?Though yes- 1
terday's rain probably robbed the Hed
Sox <>f another victory over the In- j
ilians. for it came in the first of the I
fourth, with three Ho.ston players on
and only ijiii' out. with the score noth- 1
ins at all. Kill Carrigan didn't <b> any
raving.
"Tlntt schedule ami Jack Harry will
ultlmatel> win the pennant for us."
said he last niuht. "I think the ac
quisition of Harry has Just about made
us the best team in the league. It's
a close race and It's poltig to stay
close right along. Most of our boys
tigtire tiiat i 'ohb and Crawford make
Hit- Tigers more dangerous than the
White Sox. but I soil of look for those
< 'hi .ino pitchers to keep Rowland's
men In the tight.
"The n lietiulc Is all !n our favor,
for aft<r the next western trip we
will play practically all our games at
home, hell.k booked for only six Karnes
on lh?- road after September 4."
BEHR AFTER TITLE
Is llotvn lo So in III ii ii I.h lii Wmlcli ester ,
IViiiiIn 'liiurne).
WESTCHKSTKH. N. V.. July 17.?Dr. j
William Hosonbauni and K.*tr! II. Behr \
came through to the pcmiflnal round in
the Invitation singles at the Country
t'liib oi Westchester yesterday in the
upper half. I ?r Kosenhaum rlefoateil
the veteran Huglv Tallant in straight ;
sets, at ?>-<. while Helir disposed
of his old doubles partner, Theodore j
It I'ell, at T-tt, ii-,l.
The threateniiiK weather kept most
of the players in the lower half away,
and as a result that section of the draw
is not past the second round yet. The
only match played in the lower half
resulted in a second round victory for
Harold A Throckmorton over L.yle K.
Miiluin, at f>-7, ?-?>, ?'?-4. Mahan had the
lead over the youni; at .">-0 in the sec
ond set, but developed a ntreak of
wildness, and sfion was caught nrol
passed, it was planned to play tne
final to day, hut this was found to be
impossible, and it was postponed until
to-morrow.
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Brother
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Hero's tlio chance for yonr
brother, son, wife, sister or
friend txt learn the wonderfully
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Beginners' Day Shoot
Daring August several thou
sand trapshootlng clubs will bold
special shoots to tcach men and
women this fascinating sport.
Special Trophies
wlQ be given for the best man's
and best woman's score.
Write now for full detain of
lieglnnere' Shoot and addreea of
necrest clnb.
Du Pont Powder Company
Wilmington, Del.
EDDIE MURPHY IS SOLD
TO CHICAGO WHITE SOU
Muck Parts With Ninth Member of
Teiun Which Won World
Title.
H MCOMMI0NDED HY COLLIXS
Will Take Place of Heboid?Man
??Kt'r Itowland Was Anxious to
ImnU Veteran?dot Into Game
testerday Against Itoslon.
whlchSms'LciV^ !7.?A ilea!
111 Ml* appearani'm lrnfiiiK fi i .> sim-o the
1 ''>Hacloliili|-l }n?i ? WUiu' Sox
mated vesterd^v '"""th ronsuni
Mu,ho" ,r onalo .viaok
l>aiM>niakliiK li'hitn'''u01 ? 1,1 ,h'
involved ft U,?Ur "?X ,T?>* amount
.stated. tra nsaction was not
Aihh.'ti'-lv teain'''w'h I c 1i' w'1 ?'''lV1 "f ,i"'
Ivan League K'Hifuliin i "I1 ' -
with the piotenoH of <:nnn,V m'-'T1 ",,t
is tl,? fourth player ?ohl KiMk. "Y,xv
f.tart <.f tii.- I'd-, t ,* Miice the
Ivnnock ami ^hawkev an.V'
uombs Mender ("Hi Plank departed
Uln"'' fin?l the or rant .1. Franklin
th!. r. i" l,V,ni1lf\u'lurl">? ,,om* rule for
the 1 phi tid club t.f th<>
County League. K?vv?tre
fin ih..- season's Initial trip to p|,tl
V? i i "f ,hp White K.?*. Manager
. la ml was In quest of a I cad "oft
iiii,.?"1'1" "f,/hc tvl'?- ?>* -Murphv.
? i i !' "ff'r ?" Tactician Mark for
the right tl. Id.-,- The n<J.ViiJi irM5
wore not successfuI, hut we, ?* r!-open
i?in: ,t,,ok,|?V with the rexult that
Htartof ?l.WUM "l0!,0', Ju"1 '??fore th.
Mtait of the Kaine yesterday afternoon
Sol ViW?i" M,"??hv <" the White
Son likely means that Nemo l.eihold
recently acquired from the Cleveland'
team, will either l>e pent hack or
.WHrni a on the t.en. b
as the White .Sox hold Murphv In hi-'
"Y'r^y ri,!ul* hl" 'lehut as a member
of the league leaders to-day.
GET MORE ENTRIES
'I'lliihf III ( hnrKr of A. A. 1. Try.Out,
riu.'\7T IIV,,'Kr"'*hcd I?l"t.
for !?./' V \ i- y 17-~Tit rle*
i^iei r "rK I try-outs here to-dav.
telcgraphrd to Kverett <\ jirown ves
tordav. included the names ..f j,ee 'Ta'
hott. of the Kanfan ?'itv A C who
will trv conclusions with Arlie Mucks
of UiHcniiHlM, iii the weight event*'
and I. Ma ill and J. I'robst. of ih- rv,l
umhian A c , St i.ouis, tb.. form, r
in the sprints and the latter In the
live-mile walk.
frr,m !ho ?s*"terh division
. I , m )v:,v t,,e expected to
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? o.irh, Law?on Uobi?rtM>n. arrangM to '
have them practice on .stae^ Kield
? Ii i In>r their Mav here
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Do you harve trouble in get
ting them buttoned or do they
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Not correctly made or they
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haps you've been wearing so
called "bargain Collars."
Suppose you give our Lion
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Full line of sizes.
Collars at 2 for 25c.
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?
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I
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Sale
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Checks, Pin ids, Stripes. &
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