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HANKS HII HARD
AND COLIS LOSE
Mattis's Double in Third Respon?
sible for Richmond's Lone
Tally.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
HTM 1 TS VESTERD KY.
Richmond, I) .Norfolk, .'?.
Roanokc, *t Lynchburg, 4.
Petersburg? '?'<? Dnnvlllei 4.
STANDING OK TUK i l l BS.
Club*.
Petersburg
KorrolK
Ronnukr
I... ncbbure
Richmond
Danville
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WIIKIIE T1IE1 I'l.W TO-DAY.
Itlrllllionil nl Norfolk.
Ronnokr nt l.ynrhhiir**.
I'rlrrMhiirR nt linn'.llle.
Norfolk. V.i . August -.'J.? Norfolk
took another Jump toward the top to?
day, when they defeated the rolls at
Athletir P.irk .'? to 1 Hanks w;>s lilt
hard, while the visitors could do Utile
with Martin Walsh. The Tars bunched
lilts on the Coll twlrler and tilled the
bases In the third Inning, but w:e
Hide to force only one run across the
pun. Much credit for till- achieve?
ment :s due II,inks, win pitched really
clever ball in pinches. The other runs
were scattered throughout the game.
The lone Richmond tally came in ihe
third, when Hanks doubled and came
across after W.ilsh had missed a throw
Pries: at first. Orillin pulled
c'eral clever bits pf neldH.il
Score:
Richmond.
au rt h ?
Priest. :b . I 0 1 S
Griflin. :h . * n n -
Charles, rf . I 0 1 ?
Wallace. ,f . I 0 n I
Martin, ss . t " ' 1
Mnttis. If . 4 a 1 1
Raker. ,tl? . 4 o 0 1
Cowan, c . .1 0 o :.
Hanks, j. . 3 1 1 2
The
Vetal
Babb. 5?
Podge.
Klrcher,
Block, c
Staub. 1
Curtis,
Oreen. r
Polles.
Walsh.
21
IK.
AP R. H. O A. K !
4 ii 3 ?? s a i
.3 0 0 I 2 0
.3 0 2 4 00
1 I
11
R.
Totals .S3 a
Score by irr.lr.c?
Richmond' .0<l J 0 0 0 00 0?1 ]
Norfolk .0 01 2 0 1 1 0 x?5
Summary: Two base htii?W8,lsh.
Kanks. Three y.ase bit?Mattls. Hase;
.m "all??iff Walsti l; off Hanks. 2.
Left on bases ? Norfolk. Pi Richmond.
? .-=:ru-k out?by Wallh, Z: by Hanks.
: Passed ball-rBlock. Wild pitch
Hanks. Time of game. 1:50 I'mptre.
Flynn.
Plttsbtirg nil>? Vlnj.
i>x!r-rton. Ky . August 22?The
Pittsburg National League baseball I
rlub to-dny purchased .Tames Vlox.l
shortstop for the Lexington team. In
the Blue Grass League. Vlox will re
port to Pittsburg at the end of the,
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE
At Johnson City?Johnson City. 4;
Asnevllle, 2.
At Bristol?Morrlstown, :-., Bristol, 1
At Cleveland?Cleveland. 1 . Knox
vllle, o (first game? Cleveland, 4
Khoxville, 2 (second camel
McKeever Is Dend.
Philadelphia, August 22.?"Charlie"
McKeever. who several years ago was!
among the t>est of Philadelphia's*light* i
weight pugilists, died In a hospital
h?-re to-day from pneumonia, During
hi? ring career lie fought many well
known boxers McKeever. since hi* 1
retirement from the ring, had been an i
actor on Hie vaudeville state, lie was
thirty-seven years old
Tor SO Y*?.rs tho House of Quality.
Straus, Gunst & Co.,
Distillers and Blunders ot
Fin* - Whiskies.
Drink Old Henry
lie 1/Oiig- Kccoid Proves Its Morn.
BAKER ELECTRICS
Are wonderfully successful in Richmond,
ss in even.- other city. Demonstration?
arranged to suit your convenience. Tele?
phone Maciieon 7060 or call at
WORTH ELECTRIC VEHICLE CO.,
Inc.,
Main and Belvldera.
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Price, Si,'-'00 to J2.-.00.
Imperial Motor Car lu, Hintrlbnteri
1881 W. Ii rund St. Phone Mon. 121.1.
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Allen Ave. ami Hroad Streets.
1 C OUNCES OF QUALITY
10 IN EVERY POUND.
The
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Car
Ford Motor Cars
Maximum servier, minimum COSt.
"Ask your doctor."
Ford Auto Co., 1629 W. Broad Street.
Ijobsqn pitches i
sox to victory!
Danville, Vn . August 22.?Superior
work In the box l>y Jobson. the new
twlrler recently secured by tho lied
Sox., enabled Danville to take the sec?
ond K.inie of the scries frQin Peters?
burg here this Aft.'.-noon, the score
being I to '?'<. Bruckmlller was In the
box for the visitors, and was not
nearly so effective eg his opponent, A
double-headet is scheduled tor to-mbr
row, end the locals ?vill likely use
Johnson, the new twlrl<* secured from
Spray. The score:
Petersburg,
A IV R. H. O A. R.
Anthony, cf.3 1 1 2 0 0
H.-i.ie. If . 4 0 n 2 0 0
: Busch, si . X 1 1 2 2 0
! Kellher, lb . 2 0 0 10 1 0
? humpln, c . 1 ? 1 2 l 0
j Selvage, c . 3 0 I 3 l 0
i Spencer, rf. 4 0 l o o 0
j llowedellj 3o. ? o o ?? 0 0
? ; riffln. 2b . 4 0 o i l 0
j BrUckmlVlqr, p. 3 1 1 0 3 o
Totals .31 3 ?21 ? 0
limit ill,
A B. K H O A. K
i Kaufman, If . 3 l n ?? <> o
I Schr?der, u>. s ?> 210 0 0
' Jackson, 2b . 4 0 1 2 ? t
? Cooper, 3b . a 0 1 1 1 1
i Mayb.erry, ?s . ? 1 n 4 4 0
Hudglns, cf . S 1 I 2 n 11
: Mace, c. 3 0 '? 3 0 0
Boyhe, rf _ '.. . . > 1 3 :t 0 1
1 J?bs?n, p.. 3 0 1 0 1 0
i Totals .32 4 !> 27 S 4 ]
Si ore bv innins?: K.
I Petersburg .600.10:00 20?3
Danville _.e I 0 2 0 0 0 0 x? 4
Summary: Stolen bases?Kaufman.
Bruckmiller. Sacrifice ilie..-?Kellhcr
(2). TSvo tijso hit*?Jackson, Schr?d?
er, Double plays?Cooper ?_> Mayber
ry to Schr?der: Mayberry to Schr?der.
: Left on bases?Petersburg, 5: Danville,
; 12. Bases on balls?off Bruckmiller.
<*: off Jobson, 2 Struck out?by Bruck
.?nlller. ?i. by Jobson. 3 First base on
erro;s?Petersburg, 2 Wild pitch?
BruckmHler. Time ?f game, 1:53.
empires. Henderso n.-.r..i Wilson. At
tendance, 4T.v
THREE COLTS GO
10 HIGHLANDERS
Cincinnati, O.. August 22.?The Na?
tional Baseball Commission to-day
Save out a list of players purchased
by major league clubs- s-ltn-p the close
of the drafting season !n 1910, and
before- the commencement of the draft?
ing season in 1311. containing, how
ever, only the names of flayer* agree?
ments for whose purchase were tiled
with and approved by the National
Commission:
National Leacue?By Ptttsburg, from
retr-rslmrp. Keliher.
By New York, from Spartanburg,
Ferrlll.
* American League?By Washington,
from Oadsden, Long: Oreenvllle, Cash
Ion: Spartanburg, Walker
By New York, from Richmond, l'rle.-t
Revelle, Martin.
Western Man Seems Unable to
Live Up to Work Expected j
of Him.
Now York. August 22?Sailor Burk?,
of Brooklyn, outfought and batter*?:!
Billy Papke, <>f Illinois, who claims
the middleweight championship, for
ten rounds at the Twentieth Century
Athletic Cluh to-night.
It was a disappointing mill to all
thOse patrons Of boxing who expected
a different showing from the Western
3ian, and the crowd hissed and booed
continually after the first two rounds
Burke went to his man at everv
?tage of the light, and while he did
/?! show any scientific work, he he
labored the Illinois pugilist with a [
s/UI which earned for the BrooklynlM
? heArty round of cheers as he left tho
.?inc. with scarcely a mark on his
body.
Both men freight and Papke seemed
eithei unwilling or unable to live up
ft. what was expected of him- Two cl
the new appointed State boxing com?
missioners were near the ringside.
Close!) following the movements of
the fighters.
Both men were nv*r the middle?
weight limit of 1 f.S pounds. No weights
were announced, but each looked to
be about ICS
Among those close to the ringside
was the Marquis of Queertsherry, who
was writing a descriptive story of the
fight for n New York newspaper
wh.-n the crowd recognised the dis?
tinguished vlsitor there were loud
cries Of 'Speech; Speech"' but the
Mar<|Uls stood up and simply bowed
his acknowledgments
FAVORITES WIN
FEATURE. RACES
Goshen, N. Y, August 22?The first
! day of the Orand Circuit races here
I attracted a i.ig crowd. Favorites won
1 in the free-for-all pace and 2:20 trot.
In the 2:24 trot six heats were re?
quired to decide the event. I.'nlon, a
black ge'.d'ng. was distanced In the
fifth heat after taking the first two.
Sterling Hall finally won. Summaries;
Free-for-all pace?Purse J'.'.ooo?
First, The Eel, Br. n. by Oamboller;
second. Major Mallow, b g.; third, Ma?
jor PrJno, blk. g. Best time. 2:06 1-4.
2:21 trot?Parse 12,000? First, sterl?
ing Hall, b. a by Walnut Hall; sec?
ond, Emily Morris, br. m.: third, Al?
freds Todd, br in. Best time, 2:14 3-4.
2:.,t' trot?Two in three; (Inn pursei
$2,000?First, Border Guard, b. s. by
I Border Knight, second. Angeio. b, s.i
third. Belle Grattan br. m Best time
2:16 1-4
It was Stated here to-day that the
directors of the assoclaU'm have been
advised Dy Mrs B, 11. Harrlman that
she had donated the new grand Mand
to the association in memory of her
late husband. Whose efforts in behalf
of the track made betlcas mee'.tr.ij
possible.
GIANTS TAKE LEAD
IN LYNCH LEAGUE
Cubs Lose Second Game of
Series, New York Coining
From Behind.
New York. August -2.?By winning
from Chicago to-day in an exciting up?
hill game. New York went into Ural
place in the National League race.
With the score 5 to 2 against them in
the eighth, the mantu rallied strongly,
scoring three runs and tyliift the score
on singles by Devore and Merklc, Snod
gruss'a double and a pass to Doyle.
Brown walked .Myers In the ninth, and
Murray ran for him. Crandall moved
Murray to second with a aacrillce, and
Devore^j tifth single advanced him to
third. He seined on Doyle's hit to
right. Devore made his live hits by
slamming the lirst ball pitched each
time. Ames was easy for the Cuba
but Crandall, who relieved him in Hie
tlfth. held the visitors at his mercy.
Both trains tielded brilliantly. Score:
Chicago. New York.
AH II O A B A It II O A K
8heck'd, If. 4 3 ? ODevere. if. ?'> S 3 o 9
Schulte, rt. 5 1 0 0 0 L D'yle, -l> I Silt
Tinker, fs. J ? I .". OS'grass, rf I 1 0 0
SSIm'?n, ib. 11030 Itecker, rf. I o 2 0 0
J. Doyle, 3b I 1 2 I OMvrkle. lb I ill -J 0
Hotman, s i : o ollerzug. :<b t i : l o
Snler. Ib ... I i 13 o ? Fiet'er. ,-s. 4 o .' i> i
Archer, c... 4 I i '-' 0 Myers, c. .1 n i. 0 0
Brown, p... 3 .' o o a Murray!... o o o o o
Ames. |>... 1 .1 ii I 0
Crand'll, i> '.' 0 o 3 o
Totals ...h * 10 0 Totals ...T.:. 11 :"! If, 1
'One out when winning run mas scored, j
tKlin foi Myers In ninth.
Mori 1>} Innings: It.
Chicago .1 2 o 0 .' o o o o?j
Neu fork.0 0 2 0 0 C 0 3 1--*
Summary: Runs?Sheckard, Schulte (2),
llofman, Archer, Devore 13), L. Doyle <-'). '
Snodgrass, Murray, Two-bass hits?Bofinan,
Snodgress Three-bsss hits?schulte. Archer,
snod grass, sacrifice hlla?Hofman, Crandall.
Double play?L. Dnyl,. to Mcikle. Left on
bases?New York. ~*; Chicago, e. Hits?Off
Ames, ?'? In t Innings (none out In fifth);
eft Crandall, ?', In i Innings Kirnt base on
balls?Ofl Antes. on Crandall, I; "ft Brown,
Struck out?By Ames. !; bv Brown, 6.
?11.1 pitches?Amea, Brown. Time of g.ime,
1;S0. Umpires, Klrm :i:ul llrrnnan.
PlffSBURG SHUT OUT
Philadelphia. Ph.. August 22.?Pltts-j
burg was shut out here to-day, 3 to 0.1
All of the home team's runs were made]
off Kerry's delivery In the first two In-i
nines. Philadelphia bunching three hits
with two bases on balls and an error.'.
Wilson, with four singles, starred at]
the bat. while a wonderful one-niind
catch und throw by Beck, on which a I
double play wtis made, featured the
fielding. Score:
Pltlsburg. 1 hlladelpbla.
A Ii II O A B Ali II O A K
Byrne, .!>.. f. 0 0 2 1 Knabe. !b. lei t 0
Clarke, if.. 3 ; -j o e Pukert, cf 3 0500
Carey, rf... 4 1 1 0 0 i.-jhert. 3b. 2 0 0 1 0
Leach, ?.?.. ill" 1 Magee, if. 3 3 1 00
Miller, :b.. ? 0 :. i 0 Beck, rf... 2 0 ? 1 0
M'K'nle, ll> S 0 it t oLud'us, lb. 3: 0 ? 0 0
Wilton, rf. i 4 ?: 0 ODoolan, ?s. : 1 0 1 0
iilhfon. c... 1 0 2 3 0Madden, c 3 0 <; a 0
Perry, p... 1 0 0 2 OALx'der, p3 1 0 3 0
Hendrlx, p. : 0 0 1 0
Campbell*.. 10000
Totals ...31 S 24 16 - Totals . 2i 4 27 0 0
?Batted for Hendrlx In ninth.
s.,.r,- by Innings: R.
fitisburg .000 ft 0 00 0 o?O
Philadelphia .:i 000000 ??3
Summary: Buns?Paakert, Lobert, Doolan.
Two-base hits?Clarke, Magte. stolen bases
?Paskert, Doolan. Double plays?Byrne* to
Milter t,, McKcchnle; Ueck to Luderus. Left
on bases-Plttsburg, 10; Phliiidelphla, 3.
Kirsi l.a?e en error?Philadelphia, l. Hits?
off Parry, 3 In 2 innings: olf ll> ndrix. 1 In,
S Innings. Klrat base on balls?Off Kerry, 2; I
nit Hendrlx, 3; off Alexander. 3. Struck out j
?By Hendrlx. 2; by Alexander. 6. Time of)
t-*m<. I:JO. empires, lligler and Flnncran.
"CY" YOUNG IS KNOCKED OUT;
Boston. Mass.. August 22.?"Cy
Young made hlr appearance In a!
National League same to-day, after an I
absence* of eleven years in the Ainerl-I
enn League parks, and was knocked ouij
of the box b> Cincinnati, who scored'
eight runs in the lirst three innings, j
The visitors won 11 to !>. although B<)8.|
ton forced Krank Smith to cover, scor- ?
Ing eight runs In the ttfth and tying'
the score in the elirhth inning. Score: j
liofttnn. (inrlnnati.
AB H 0 A B All II O A B
Spratt. 3h.. 1 1 4 3 1 Besets*r, If t 2 10 0
Brld'ell, s?. 3 l 3 I Bates, cf.. 1 0 1 0 oi
Jiokiun. If 4 2 : 0 t Mars'ns, rf 3 t 2 1 01
Donlln, cf.. .r. 3 3ft 0 Ifob'xsl, lb r, 3 ? 0 0
Miller, rf . 4 1 0 1 I Mltcll'll, rf 5 2 2 0 0
Tenney, lb. 5 : 11 0 ODown'y, es s 3 1 3 5
M'D'ald. 3b 3 0 0 4 '.'Pcfin, Ib.. 3 1 3 4 3'
Kl us. '?. .. I 2 ?? 1 *? Irani. 3b . 2 10 0 0
Young, p... 0 0 0 2 OBsm'nd, 3h 3 0 1 1 0'
M'Tigue, pO 0 0 0 OM'Lean. r. r> 2 7 1 O',
Origin, p.. 2 0 0 0 0Smith, p . 3 ; 0 0 ??
Ki,y r ... 1 0 0 0 0 Kne(>. p . 2 0 1 1 0
Flsherytt., 1 1 0 0 0
Total? ...11 13 27 14 8 Totals ...43 1? 27 11 5
?Ratted for Voting In third
*H:,-:?d for M Time In fifth.
.-<ore bv Inning? R.
Bo-ton .0 0 0 0 ?, 0 0 1 0- !?
Cincinnati .....4 13 10000 2?11
Summary: Run?-Spratt. Brldwelb ,ln--k
aon. Donlln. Miller, Tenney. Kling (21, Fla?
herty. Bescher, llobllnel <3), Mitchell (2);
Downey (3), Or?nt, Ksmond, Mcl*ean. Two
base hits?Bescher, Downey, Kling. Jackson,
Thrce-ba>e hits?Mitchell, McLean. Sacri?
fice hlt?--Kgan (31. Kaerlflre fly ?Hates.
Stolen bases? Kgan. Bescher, Kates. Tenney.
r>j'ih:.; plays?Downey to Bean to Hoblltsel;
Brldnell lo Spratt to Tenney. I>eft on !>a?"s
?Boston, ': Cincinnati, >. First base on
errors?Cincinnati, 3 Hit??Off Young. t> in
3 Innings; off McTlgue, 4 In 2 Innings, off
Orlffin, 3 in I innings, off Smith. !? In 4 1-3
Arrow
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DAY IN THE BIG LEAGUES
RESULTS YESTERDAY
>ATIO.V\l..
New York, C; Chicago. .*?.
Brooklyn, 6: St. Louis. :..
Boston. :?; Cincinnati, 11.
Philadelphia, 3: Plttsburg, o.
A)IKItl('A.\.
?.Chicago. 3; Washington. 1.
Detroit, -I: New York. 0.
Cleveland, 1; Boston. 0.
St. Louis, R; Philadelphia, 2 (first
game I.
St. Lculs. 0; Philadelphia. 8 (second:
name).
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Club
New York .
Chicago. 1.1
Plttsburg . ?7
Philadelphia .. 01
St. Louis. 00
< Hnclnna t i .... 49
Brooklyn . 42
Boston. 27
La.-it
Won. I^ost. P.C Yettr.
<; l ii
.450
.386
.24.1
.ISb'
.404
.303
clubs.
Philadelphia
Ijetrolt . .
Boston .. .
New York
i Cleveland
Chicago ..
Washington
St. Louis...
Won.
Tl
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Lost.
10
Chi< ago at New York.
Plttsburg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
P.C.
.649
.603
..'.IS
.509
.COI
.49?
.423
.29S
Last I
Year. ;
.644
.56?
.673
.558
.450 I
.400'.
.438 j
.SLI
Boston at Cleveland.
No other frames scheduled.
. Inning?; off Keefe. 4 In 4 ?-:t Inning?. Flr?t I
base ,?n b?ll??Off McTlgue, I; off ?riffln, 1: ]
..ff Smith, Ii off Keefe, .' Struck out?By
Young, t, by UrllTin, by Smith, 3: bv 1
Keefe, 3. Wild pitches?Young. McTlgue. ?
Time Of nanu-. ?HS. Umpires, O'Uay ami]
Emille.
WON IN TENTH
Brooklyn. N. \ .. Anglist 2-'.?Stal k's j
clean single to left, after be hud been ;
sent in as a pinch bitter, with two I
out and Davidson on third, in the OVith
inning, gave Brooklyn u ?> lo ?'> victory
In to-day's game with St. l.ouls. The
score: i
St. I .in i
A It II O A B
Huggins, Sb l a o 7 o Tooloy, ?i :t o .1 0
Oakcs. er.. 113 1 0 Daub't. lb. * J It 1 1
Konet'y, lb t. ?_? 17 o ll Wheat, if. .1 l 7 1 0
Bills, If.... 4 0 0 0 1 llum'el. :b J 1 1 'J 0,
BvanS, rf.. 3 u 1 0 SDsv'son, cf 5 3 l 0 01
llkuarr. s?. 4 1 0 6 OHarKer. rf. t 0 10 1
Mowrey, 3b 3 0 3 0 07.lirT.in. Ib. t 1 I I I
Bliss, i_ 4 l ? OBrwm, c... I l 7 l o
Steslc, p... T 0 0 1 Ouurk. p... 3 0 1 1 0
Harmon, p. c o o o 0 Schardt, i> 3 o u o o
Wyllet _ 0 0 0 0 0 St?rkt .... 1 1 0 0 0.
MuRcet ... 0 0 0 0 0
_ _I
Total- ...32 ft '2J 17 I Totals ...? 13? 13 5
?Two out when winning run was scored.
IBattrd for Steele In tenth.
titan tor Wylle In tenth.
xBalted for Schardt In tenth
Srore by Inning.?: R.
St. I.oui*.0 0 l 1 0 ~ I ft 0 6?5
Brooklyn .1 o o : o o l u i l-?
Summary: Runs?Konetchy, Bills, Evans,
H?user. Bliss, Too ley i3>, Dauben, David- |
Mm, Zimmerman. Two-base hits?Kohetchy
i"). Three-base hll?.Daubert. Sacrifice hit
? wheat. Sacrifice nie??pake?, Mowre) and
Wheat, stolen bases?H?gglns, Hauser, Dav- I
Idsoii <"?<? Harmon. I.rft on base- -Brook?
lyn, 9: St. Louis, in. First b??- on error? |
St. I.011I?. I. Hits?OR Uurk. 3 tn 62-3 In?
nings; off Steele. 11 In 9 Inning?; off)
Bchardl, ! In I 1-3 Inning-: off Harmon. 3 j
In 1 Inntnx. Strurk out ?By Burk, hy !
Steel?, ft; by Schardt, !. Hit by pitcher?By
Purk, I (Bvana Bteele). Time ?.( same. . : \
Umpires. Johnstons and Basoii.
CULPEPER WINS
FROM ASHLAND
(Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch 1
Culpeper, V?., August 22.? in *
game ol buseball played on the local
diamond to-day between the Ashland
ami Culpeper teams, for the amateur
championship of the State, the home
team won. I to I. The lone tally made
by the visitors was In ihe eighth In?
ning, when Culpeper allowed a run
on errors. Strithers held the visi?
tor- r.jwn io two iiitN
Score: K H E.
Ashland . 1 2 3
Culpeper . 6 h
Batteries: Ashland?Bl?hton and
Bon Its. Culpeper ? Strithers and
Brown. Umpire. Mr. Hooper.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Buffalo?Buffalo, ~: Providence;
Montreal?Montreal, 3; Jersey
Rochester?Rochester, 2: Newark,
Toronto?Toronto. 3; Baltimore,
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
At Memphis ?Memphis. I; .Mobile. .=>.
At Nashville?Nashville, 10; New Or?
leans, 0.
Al Atlanta?Mlanta. I2j Montgom
ery. 7
At Chattahooga^-j-Chattanooga, I
Birmingham. 0.
At
6.
At
City,
At
SPLENDID AUDIENCE
BOWS TO KING HORSE
Winchester Show Opens Under Best Conditions
and Large Crowd Present, Including Social
Leaders From Far and Near?Govern?
ment Well 1 epresented.
w incnester, va , August 22.?Under
a cloudless sky, and the atmosphere!
cooled by invigorating breezes, the'
eleventh annual exhibition of the
Clarke county Horse and Colt Associa?
tion was formally opened at Berry
vllle this morning In the presence pi
8 large crowd, gathered irom fai and
near to see the best horses of Virginia
and other States perform In the ring j
Lieutenant Adna R. Craffe, U. S. A.,
fell at a hurdle, but was not seriously
Injured. i
Reginald <\ Vandorbllt and Major
Ernestus Qullck, of New York, are!
judging the harness classes amT Lewis
K. Waring, of New York: Charles K
Harrison. ?>f Baltimore, and Colonel
George M Dunn, of the I'nlled States
Army, are nidging ihe hunters and
saddlers.
Summaries: Thoroughbred stallions,
three-year-olds ami over, suitable to
.?-lie hunters: ribbon prizes?Water
Gup, D. H. Allen; Aurus, L .7. Foloy.
Heavy tlraft yearllnsrs, filly, gelding
or colt: prizes $1.7, toT $3?King Ed?
ward. Clay Carr. Huck. Clav Carr: En?
try, Henry J. Russell,
Hnlf-hred colts, foal of 1015: prizes
$lo $.7. $3?Entry, R. F. Llppitt: Car?
ter M.. W. F. Randolph; Eh try, Krank
Timherl ike
Standard bred colts, one year old;
prizes SI.".. ?Gipsy, Charles A. Ruth- |
erford; Rose May Chimes. .1. W Bell. I
Harnes-- horses, three-year-old Ally 1
nr gelding, shown in harne??: prizes I
$15. $5. $3 ?Sultan's Signal, Lee Ho<-i,-|
inirer Prince Chan, B. L. Bvers; Merrv
Widow. Miss F. C O'Fallon.
Heavy draft, tjvo-year-old nilv or
gelding: prizes $16*> |8. $3?Billy Taft,
(rlenwood Stahles: .Dollv, C. C. Adams;
.lim H.. Mrs. George E. Pflaster. Jr.
Roadsters, four years old and un?
der, shown In harness as horses driven
regularly on the road to a four-wheel
vehicle; prlz?? ?11. $15, $5, $3. ribbon
?Lady Chimes. W. Irwin McDonald;
Juggler B. F. Porter. TTax, B. F. Por?
ter. Dollle B. W. W. McDonald.
Runabout horses, mare or gelding,
not exceeding 15H; prizes $-10, $21.
S3. ribbon?Roval Swell. Bow/>s
Brothers Mattle Chimes, Mis* A*iy
Dupont Miss Brighton. Lee Heohinger:
Maud M?ller. Lee lfcehinger
Green park saddlers, prizes *30. (IS,
$3. rlhbon?King of the "Willows.
Ashellgl-.t Fnrtn: Juvenile, Rowles
Brothers: Keggy Comeri Blenheim
Farms: Tamora. W. O. Fletcher.
Green hunters, four years and ?*n
der, that have never won a blue rib?
bon In a Jumping contest In a char?
tered horse show prior to Hill: prizes
$10. $15, |S?Megantlc, Julian "Morris:
Fleins Squirrel. H. B. Lodge; Impulse,
Edward B. Jacobs.
Hunters artd Jumpers, free-for-all,
over two lumps four feet six inches
and two Jnmns five feel: performance
onlv to count: nrlzes $10 and ribbons
? Rock Abbey, Blenheim Farms: David
Gray. F.. IT. Weatherbee; Justice,
TTnlted States government; Qnn.ndary.
United States government.
Horses In harness, nil ages, over fif?
teen one-half hands: prizes $40, $15. $5,
ribbon?Ladv Clmblo. Miss Amy Du?
pont: Act A Bit, Bowles Brothers;.
Grand Slam. Lee Hcchlllger: Maid of
Rosemont. D. N. and K. N. Gllpln.
Ladies' harness; prizes $40. $15. $5.
ribbon ? Alexandra. Miss Amv Dupont;
Ladv T^angton. K. N. and D, Js*. Gll?
pln: Mattle Chimes. Miss Amy Dupont!
Mis? Brighton, I?eo Ilechlnger.
Ponies, driven bv a child: prizes $20.
JJ0. $5, ribbon?Entry. Miss Helen
Withers: Patience, Mir*? Frances Cole
man- Dandy Jim. Charles M. Mulllkln;
Maybelle. S It. Eidson.
General purpose. In harness and un?
der saddle: prizes $30. $15. $5. ribbon
?Big Bay. Richard Bell; Billy, D. N.
and K. N. Gllpln.
Sporting tandem. shown first as
tandem, and the lender shown river
four-foot tumps: prizes $40. $20. $5.
ribbon?David Grav and Mate. Julian
Morris- Vlrclnla Girl and mite. Miss
Mar-. E. Hnzen: Team. Blenheim
Farms
Clnrk county harness horses; nrlzes
rup $15. $5, ribbon?Roval Swell.
Bowles Brothers. Art A Bit, Bowles
Brothers; Sporting Duchess. Rowlen
Brothers; Lady Langtoni D. N. and K.
N ?lllpln.
Handicap jump. 5 feet 3 Inchon,
prizeu |50, {2". $;., ribbon?David Gray,
K. 11. Wem herbei-; Justine, u. s. gov?
ernment; Aristocrat, Blenheim Karma;
Signet, Lieutenant Adna R. Chaffee, Jr,
Qualllled hunters over Jumps at )
feet fi Inehes, ridden in hunt club citi
ora; prizes $40. $20. $".. ribbon ?Adgo
ma, Blenheim Farma;'-David 'irny, B.
H. Weathorbeo; Virginia <;irl. Melvln
C iiaxen; Quandary, U s. go^*\nmfent.
Heal races, half-mile heals, open to
all; prizes $50, $?."?. $iu?I'lrst. Lady
Melba. J. <;. Bverhart; second. Bally
Moore. It H. Dulaney; third. Valley
Girl. Mrs. H. J. Russell.
Three-(|iiarter mile dash, open to all;
prizes $60. $2.". $m?Kirn. Ben Lala,
George C. Brenton; second, Nancy,
Tansy, R. H. Dulaney; third, Billy]
Hibbs, .1 T, Temple! fourth. Miss',
W OOS tor, George B. Pilaster. .Ir
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
i At Macon?Macon, 5; Columbia. 13.
At Jacksonville ? Jacksonville-Sa?
vannah, rain.
At Columbus?Columhus. 3; S. A. L,
2 (twelve Innings).
At Albany?Albany, 5; Charleston, 7.
Nothing Succeeds
Like Success
] That nothing succeeds like success
I Is clearly shown by the comfortably
I tilled trains of the Norfolk and We.st
I ern, which leave Byrd Street Station
every Sunday morning at S: 10 and 9
o'clock, respectively, for Norfolk and
the seashore. The first train, tiie At?
lantic Special, carries a through coach
to Virginia Beach. Tile second train,
the Cannon Ball, carries you to Nor?
folk, where you take the car for Ocean
View, Cape Henry or Virginia Beach.
The round trip fare is only IL50.
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Trunks, Bags
and Suit Cases
REDUCTION
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Bags and Leather
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YANKEES AGAIN
FEAST ON TIGERS
Last of Series Won by Ford's
Superb Pitching?Cobb
Put Out.
Detroit, Mich-, August 22.?Ford out
pltchod the Detroit trio to-day, and
New York won the closing: game of the
series, 8 to 4. In the lirat inning Ford
slipped a third strike over on Cobb.
After arguing with Umpire Bvans, Cobb
xvu3 ordered off the Held. Score:
New York.
ab ii o a k
Woltor. rt. 4 2 1 I 2 Hush, as .. 4
lle'phlll, cf 3 3 6 u 1 Cobb. cf... t
Chase, ib.. 3 l 6 l oboa-ller, cf 4
Cree* . 6 1 t 5 DCraw'd, rf 5
Knight, ss. o o o o IDele'ty, 3b <
Cald'ell, II. 3 0 0 V u Drake, If.. 4
Hart'ell, 30 3 1 u 2 olialnor, lb. 4
Johnson!... 4 13U ?Bsu'nu, .b 3
Sweeney, c. 4 0 7 0 0 Stanuge, e 3
.Ford, i. 3 o 1 3 ?Casey, c... 0
Mullln. p.. 0
Wlltett. p. l
Schmidt, c 1
Works, p.. 1
1.?liierst-.. 1
Total? ...31 10 .'7 14 4 Totale ...3? 7 27 14 I
?t.'ree, left Hold und second base.
(Johnson, second base and shortstop.
iUatt'd for Wolke in ninth.
New York.4 ? 0 1 3 0 0 1 0-9
Detroit .? l l o o o o : o?i
Summary: Huna?Wolter, lleinphlll IJ).
Chase t-'>. cr?-.-, Knight. Iturtsell, Ford,
Crawford it), Delehanly, ciainur. Two-uusu
hit?Delehanty. Three-base hits -Johnson.
Uaumann. Sacrifice hits?Chase (3). Cald
well. Sacrifice llles?Martseli, llaumunn.
Stolen base- Ford. Double play?Dush to
Ualnor, Left on bases?New York, 7; De?
troit, 6. Flral ban- on errors ?New York. I!
Detroit, 3. Iltts?Off Mullln. '? In I inning,
oft Will.tt, l In 4 innings, off Works. I in
4 innings First bus.- on balls?Off Kord, i;
off Wlllett. i; off Works. 2. Struck out?By
Ford. 7. by Wlllett. I; by Works. 2. lilt by
Pitcher-By Mullln. 1 (Knight). Pasted ball
? Stallage Time of game. 3:01, Umpires,
Bvans ?nd Kgan.
ONLY ONE RUN IN GAME
Cleveland. Ohio. August 22.?Cleve?
land Kliut out Boston 1 to o to-day
Gregg holding Boston to live scattered
hits Cleveland scored the only run j
of the game In the first inning on Jack- i
son's single and Lajoio's double. Sharp]
fielding !)>? Boston prevented additional i
runs. Score:
BoMoli. Cleveland.
AU II O A E AB H O A El
H-n'sen, rf J 0 0 0 Onraney. If. I 0 1 I 0,
Hingen, rf. I 0 0 0 0Olson, ?>.. 4 o I 1 n;
Speaker, f'J 1 : 0 OJacks'n, rf I I I 1 I
Kngle. H>... 4 0 7 2 0 I.a)ole. lb. 4 5 10 1 0
Lewis, if... 3 0 4 1 OHIr'ani. cf 4 3 3 0 0
(lanln'r, 3b 3 : : 4 (Ball, 2b ... I 2 1 2 0'
Carrlgan, c 3 1 : ? 0Turn?r. 3b I 0 1 4 Ot
Wagner, :b 3 o 6 I osmtth. c... 20130
Yerkea, ??. .1 1 1 1 o<;re?R, p.. 3 0 0 0j
Pape, p. 3 0 1 6 0
Total? II 31 1? 0 Totals ...59 ? T. '.5 "
Cleveland .1 000 000 (i'-X
Boston .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 B?0
Summary: Run?Jackson. Two-base hits?
l.ajoie. Birmingham. Speaker. Gardner. Sa< -
r:t'..-e hit ? Turner. Stolen bnwi-Turner (I), I
Verkes. Doubts plays? J?ckK.n to Lnjoi? .
Smith to Lajole to Graney; nail to Turner. ?
Left on basts?Cleveland. $: Boston, i First
base on balls?Off flr?gg, 2. oft Pape. 2. I
Btrurk out?By fires*. <; by Pape. j. Hit by
pitcher?By "Ires*. 1 (Lewis). Time of1
game, 1:10, Umpires, O'Lougnlln and Mill
WASHINGTON LOSES OUT
Chir.tBO. Hl., August 22. ? White
pitched in line form, holding the viel-]
tors to five scattered hits, while his
team mates hit Hughes opportunely and
with the aid of Washington's mlsplaya
won the tlnal game of the scries. 3 to
1. Score: ,
Chicago. Washington.
AH II OA K AH 11 OA K
M* Inf re, rf & : l t oMiian. cf.. 4 o i o o!
Lord. 3b.... 4 3 1 1 tftch'fer, lb I 1 I 1 I
Doug'ty, If 3 0 : 0 0 Walker, If 3 0 3 1 0
Hodlc. of... 2 0 3 n Oriejeler. tl ! M Mi
MCon'11, 2b 4 3 2 3 OAlnsth. rf 0 0 ? 0 0
Tan'hlll. ss 4 o 4 ." I U'Brl'e, sa 3 0 2 1 0
Mullen, lb. 4 2 8 1 0 Morgan. 3b 3 1 3 1 2
Hloek. c.... 4 1 ? 1 Ofunn'm. 2b 4 1 3 ! 0
White, p... 4 ! 0 3 OMreet. e... i 0 fi 2 1
Hughes, p. 3 3 ? t 0|
Elberfeld*. 1 f> ft 0 o
Toiala .. 33 10 37 11 1 Total? ...30 t, 31 9 3
?Bltted for Cleaaler in eighth
score by innings: 1
Chicago .1 0 o o 2 o o 0 ?
Washington .0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1
Summary Runs? Dougherty. Rodle, Mul?
len. Walker. Two-biue hits?Mullen, I?id.
Sacrifice hit*?treesler. Dougherty. Stolen
buses -Dougherty, Cunningham, McBride.
I.eft on bases?Chicago, 10; Washington. ?.
First base on balls?t )tf Hughes. 3; off White.
3. Struck out ?Hy Hughes, f.; by White. 3.
Wild pitches-Hughes (2). Time of gime,
1:04. umpires; Connolly and Sheridan.
SPLIT DOUBLE BILL
St. Louis. Mo.. August 22.?After win?
ning the first gamo of tho double
hearicr from Philadelphia 8 to 2 this
afternoon. St. Louts was shut out In
the second, to C. In the second game
Morgan allbwed but two hits, while
his team mates took advantage of poor
fielding and hit the ball often. The
scores:
FIRST GAMT,.
St. Louis. Philadelphia.
AB II O A K A B H O A F.
Photton. cf 5 I 1 0 0 Lord. If... 4 1 2 0 0
Allst.n, Jb. 11 0 ! 0 Oldrfng. cf 4 1 2 0 ft
Seh'zer. rf. 2 A 2 0 0 Collins. 2b. 3 1 4 0 0
I.aporte. 3b 3 2 3 6 1 Baker. 3b. 4 12 0 0
Hocan, If.. 3 0 2 0 0 "Murphy, rf 4 0 2 0 0
Krltchell. c 2 0 3 1 0 MrTnn/ss, lb 4 2 4 1
Black, lb.. 4 3 10 0 1 Barry, a*.. 3 0 2 2
Wallace, as 4 2 f> 7 1 Thomas, c 3 0 5 2
Mitchell, p 3 1 1 1 1 Danfth. p 0 0 1 f)
Kraute, p. 1 0 0 1
Marttn, p. 0 0 0 0 n
1 Hansel* ..1 10 0
Lappt . 1 I 0 0 0
Totals ...30 10 27 IS 4 Totals .. 32 5 24 < ?
?Baited for Danrorth In third.
tllattid for Krause in eighth.
Score by innings: R.
gt. Louis*.0 ? 0 A 1 0 0 1 ??I
Philadelphia .0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0-2
Summary: Runs?Shotton, Schweitzer. La
ports (2). Krltchcll, Wallace (2), Mitchell.
Iyord. Lapp. Two-base hits?Mclnnls (2).
Wallace. Home run?I.aporte. Sacrifice hits
?Austin. Hocan. Double plays?Lapnrto to
Black; Wallace to Black (2). Stolen bases
Austin, Wallace. I,?ft on bases?St. Louts.
7; Philadelphia. 5. Bits?Off Danforth. 6 In
2 innings; off Krause. I In I innings: off
Martin. 1 In I Inning. First base on bulls ?
Off Danfonh. 5; off Mitchell, 2: off Krause,
.1; off Martin, 1. Struck out?By Danforth,
2; by Mitchell, 2: by Krause, 1; by Martin,
1. Hit by pitcher?By Danforth. 1 (Krltch
ell). Time of game, 1:45. Umpires, Dlneen
and Perrine.
SKCOND OAMTC.
St. Louis. Philadelphia.
ABHOAB AB HOAR
Shotton. ef 3 0 4 1 0 Lord. If.... 5 2 2 0 0,
Austin, 3b.. 4 0 2 3 0 OldrlliK. ?f & 3 A 0 o'
Sch'zer, rf. 3 1 0 0 0 Collins, 3b. 2 2 1 3 0
I.aporte, 2b 3 1 1 8 1 Baker, 3b. 4 1 11
Hogan. If.. 4 0 10 0 Murphy, rf 5 2 1 0 0'
Clarke, c... 1 0 10 1 M'lnnts. lb 4 0 11 0
S'uth'lck, cl 0 2 1 0 Barry, IS.. 2 18 4
Black, lb.. 4 0 11 1 2 Thomas, c 4 1 fi 2
Wallace, as 4 0 4 4 0 Morgan, p. 4 1 0 3
Polty. p... 1 0 0 3 0
GfWf?, p. 1 0 0 0 0
Mcloajvt ..1 0 0 0 0
Totals ...30 2,!S1? 4 Totals ...35 13 27 13 1
?Morgan out, hit by batted ball.
matted for Telly In fifth.
Score by Innings:
St. Louis.0 0 0 0 ft 0 0 0 0?0
Philadelphia .1 1 1 0 2 0 3 0 0?S
Summary: Buns?Tjord, Oldrlng, Colllna
(3). Baknr. Murphy (21, Barry. Two-baso
hflts?Murphy, Schweitzer. Sacrifice, hitev? ;
Collins (2). Baker. Mrlnnla. Double play? j
Wallace t? Black to Clarke. I.cfl on bases?
St. 7.*uls, 8: Philadelphia. 7. lilts?Oft |
Pelty, S In f> Innings; ofT Hcoigc. 4 In 4 In-|
nlngs. First base on balls?Off Pelty. 2:
off Morgan, 4. Struck out?By Oeorge. 1;
bv Morgan, 6. Hit by pitcher?By Oeorge. 1 j
K'olllns i ; by Morgan. 1 (Shotton). Wild
pitch?Oeorge. Passed balls?Clarke (2).
Time of came. 1:60. Umpires. Tcrrlno and J
Dlneen.
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This, to the buyer, is worth
more than any other feature
of a sale.
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ROANOKE LANDS
SLUGGING MATCH
Lvnchburg, Va., August 22.?Roa
note*.- took a heavy hilling game from
the locals to-day, the score being 8 to
4. Starke walked live of the llrst six
nun to face him, forcing two runs In.
and Btocksdale relieved htm. getting
the inning over without further re
FUlts. The score:
l.> uebburg.
A.B. R. 11. O. A. K.
Keating. 3h. n 0 0 1 3 0
Wool urns, lb. & 1 1 7 1 o
Morrison, rf. 3 1 2 0 0 0
Krebs, tr. 4 12 10 0
Hooker. If. 4 0 3 1 0 0
McDonnell, 2b. 4 0 2 <5 fi I
Bpauldlng, ss. 4 1 l l 5 l
Rhelan. c. 4 0 0 3 0 0
Starke, p. 0 0 o 0 n rj
Stockstiale. p. 4 0 112 1
Totals .37 4 12 27 17 3
lloanoke.
A_B. R. H. O. A. E
Glnn Of. 5 1 0 2 0 0
Shaughnessy, rf. r. 2 2 l o o
Pressly, n< . 3 2 o la l o
McAuley, :n> . & 0 2 l 2 o
Cooper. (. 6 1 3 S 1 0
?l it man. If. 3 1 2 2 0 0
Shields. 2b.?...4 0 1 0 1 0
Cefalu, ms. R o 2 a 2 ?
Oat din. p.... ?. 3 1 1 0 4 0
Totals /.3D S 13 27 1 4 0
Score bv Innings: R.
Lynchburg . 01102000 0? 1
Roanoke . 20030003 n?s
Summary: Runs?Woolums, Morri?
son. Krebs. Spnuldlng. Olnn. Shaugh
nessy (2>, Pressly (2). Cooper. Tltman,
Gardln Two-base hits?Spauldtng,
Morrison and McDonnell. Three-baso
hits?McAuley. Sacrifice hits? Mor?
rison. Shields and Gardln. Stolen
bases?Krebs. Hooker and McDonnell.
Double play- ? Keating, McTionnoll and.
W. olums Base on halls?Off starke.
."?: off Btocksdale, 3. Left on bases?
Lynchburg, 7; Roanoke. ir>. Hit by
pitched ball?Tltman (by Sto.-ksdale 1.
Hits?Off Starke. 0; off Btocksdale, 13,
Struck out?Bv Stocksdal?. 4: by Gar?
dln. S. Wild pitch ? Starke n> Time,
of game, 2:lf. Umpire^ Pender.
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION
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son. 1.
At Greenville?Greenville, 7; Spart,
anburg. b.
At Greensboro?Greensboro. 2. Wins
ton-Salem, 1.
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