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COLTS ARE HELPLESS
BEFORE ROY GREEN
Held to Four Scattered Hits and Nine Rich
monders Strike Out?Tigers bunch Hits
on Ayers.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
t ESTE It U \ i * II ES L? L I S
[Special to The Timcs-Diso'atch. [
Roanoke. Jul>' 2.?Hoy ureen held
the Col's helpless all the way to-day,
and Roanoke had no difficulty In de?
feating Richmond in the second garni
of the scries, :' to l. Green was in
grout form, and hold the ia<ls froth
the capital down to four scattered
h'ts. He struck out nine of them, and
'. critical stages he tightened up and
the N D sign was hung out before
the helplesi Richmonders.
On the siai> for Richmond waji "Doc"
Ayers, tho Hlllsyijle pheuom. The
doctor pitched ah excellent sattie. hut
the Tigers bunched h'ts on him 'n a
couple of tunings, which resulted 'n
his undoing. Bight hits, including a
timely two-sackcr by Red Garm?n,
were made by the Tiger*, who would
doubtless have made more runs except
for some bush league work on the
bares. Two errors wore made by eacu.
club, Garman and Green being the
offenders of the locals and Tenn.int
and Ayers for the visitors. Green's
error, a wild heave past first base,
was responsible for Richmond's lone
tally, as McComas, who was on fir.-t
st the. time, raced around to third on
the mtsplay, and then scored on a
single by Myers. The battling and
fielding of Graff for Richmond and the
fielding of Shields for Roanoke were
the f. .aures.
In the second inning the Tigers made
two hits, but failed to score. Holland
opened thj Inning with a single, but
was caught off first l?se aluioj-t im?
mediately by a quick throw from Ayers
to Raley. S'ewton then uncorked a
single by Myers The batting and
second when the ... jot away from
Ter.nant. 1'ressly fouled out to Haley,
and shields ended the inning with a
strike out.
?In the third inr.lr.g the Tigers found
the plate. Lafltt singled. Green
struck out. Graham singled ..-it
field. Lafitte going to second, l'lournoy
pretended that he had l'st the ball,
and .Tim raced to third, only to bo
tagged by Graff on his arrival.
Craham went to second on the play,
With two Out it u.ts up to Garlah, and
the, Ponnsyivanlan responded with a
drive for two bases to centre Bold,
Orah'ahi scoring, pinu went out u
rap to tho box.
in tli.: seventh Innings tii- locals
scored again; Preasly . o. was sac
rlllced to am ond by Shields, und came
home on lit eon's, single, alter buiilttO
had gone out on .1 fly to McComas,
IJ'i hmoud b 1 1111 came In tile eighth.
McCoiipia singled, went to third uli u
wild throw by Green to first. Mace
sti ... it Avers came up with a
"it. whh h soured Wtlllo. Urlfin end?
ed the round '.>y h'tttng 'nto 11 fast
doubl? play, .n? u ton to Shields to Gnr
Itonuokc
I
. .
1
Plo'titnoy, it. - o a 11 1 "
Kaley, H>. 0 0 11 0 0
Teiuiant, cT. .1 0 6 .'! 0 1 |
McComas. se. :i 1 1 1 0 0 ;
Mace, c. " 0 0 4 1 ?'
Ayers, p. 3 0 1 0 3 1
Totals .:? 1 t :'i 10 2
Score by Innings: R
Ronnoke .O0100OIO x?2
Richmond .0 0 0 n 0 n 0 1 0?1
Summary: Two-base hits?Garman.
Left on bases?Roanoke, {; Richmond,
3. Double ydnys?Newton to i-hlelds
to Garman. Struck out?By Green, P;
by Ayers, 4. Bases on balls?By
Green. 1. Wild pitch?By Green. 1.
Hit by pitched ball?By Ayers, 1
(Graham). Time of game, l Um?
pire', Mr. Black.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
At Ma-on Mac'on, -'. Jacksonville, S.
At savannah: Savannah, ". Columbus,
0 (eleven Innings, darkness).
At Columbia: Columbia-Alna ny Rnme
forfeited to Columbia because Albany
players refused to pay tines Imposed
yesterday by Umpire Kelly.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At St. Taul: St. Paul. 1; Milwaukee.
(first game), St. Paul. 1; Milwaukee,
p (second game).
At .Minneapolis: Minneapolis, r>; Kan
bas City, .*..
At Col?mbus: Columbus, Indian?
apolis. 1.
At Lcitlsvjlle! Louisville. 0: Toledo. 7.
ncr by Snodgrass, Scoring
Three Runs. Causes De?
feat of Boston.
PHILLIES DEFEAT DODGERS
I Cubs Hat Three Pirate Twirlcrs
for 1-it teen Hits and
Win, o to 2.
New York, .luly A nnmc run py Snoa
( i-rat-? In tlourth Inning, scoring three
runs. save the Giants another victory ovei
, Boston to-dai. 7 t" 3. A home run by Titus
I ? it, retp'onsblS !?
j the lirti toning.
Hosten.
k. . -(It 1 i
the three hostile runs in
New \<irl*.
A B AD It O A K
? t).--3r.i?s. If- ??? 2 ! ? ?
o J Doyle, I 0 -' ?> ?
ti 2M?rkle, bl i 1 11 0 0
o 3Murray, rf ? l J o o
0 u Uackbr, et ? I 2 0 u
1 u Herrn.;,, .luJ'l 1 2 0
i, 0 Myers, c.i, ? i 5 * 0
o o Plet'er, n. I ! ! t t
3 o. rand'll. pi l o u u
.31 10 21 11
itinines '?
R.
. 3 0000(100 0-3
Summary: Hunt- Campbell; Sweohty,
li.us. Jjhodgrass, Doyle, Murray, Herzog,
.;>.t: . randaii. i wo-linso hli
i vj'iwuurlii. Three-bate Mi ?Murray. Home
runt?Titus. Snodgrass. riaerluco hit?Dick
ton Double play*?Sweeney to O'Rourke 10
li .iv^r. Herzog to Doyle to Merkle. Left
on bates?New York. 3: Boston. Klrst
haso on errors?New York. ;;. Struck out?
By ? randall, 2. First base on halls?OfT
i'ran.lall. !: oif Dickion, 1. Patted ball?
[Myers. Umpires, ohnstono and Eaton.
EVERYBODY GETS A HIT
Pittsburgh. July 2.?Th.> c"ubt to-day bat
ti d three rirate twirlsrs lor nftcun hits anJ
twenty-sever bases, wlnnlntc by a scoro or
9 to :. .Everybody oh the Cub team ?:ot ono
? or more lilts. Score 1
Pittsburgh. Chicago.
AB Ii O A E AU !! OA F!
[Byrne, r.b.. t : l l oshe.-k'd. It t : 3 c o
CArey, lt.. I 0 i 0 ofichulte, rl I l t M
: Donlin. rf. 1 0 3 0 OTIriker. ss. ? '. 1 7 t
Wagner, .- ? i e l 2 IZlm'anl 3b fi - I 1 o
Miller, lb.. 10 9 1 l Leach, cf.. t 3 0 0
Wilson. ,f ; i i o osaier. lb... I 111 0 0
M K nie. 2b 2 q 1 * .'rivers. 20.. 1 2 11?
I slmon. c... 3 ? 7 2 0 Archer, c. 3 I i 0 0
' Roa'son. p. 0 On Q aCheney, p.. 1 1 0 I G
.
Warner, p. o o o o n
?Heridrix .. 1 0 0 o ?
? -Hyatt . .. 1 (I 0 fi 0
Totals .. V) 3 13 2 Totalt ...J? 15 T. H 0
'Batted for Bobihtdn in third,
?Patted for role in eighth.
Score by Innings! R
Chicago .ft.. 1 : S ? a n : l?9
I Pittsburgh .. .o ? ? o o o o 2 ft?.1
Summary : Runs?She.-kard. Schult?. Tlnk
<r i5>. Leach. Saler. Evert, Archer, Cheney.
! Wlltoni McKechnte. Two-base hilt?Saler.
' Archer. Thre---l>ase hits?Schulte, Tinker
it), Sherkard. Cheney. Wilson. Sacrlfrce
i Hits? Sih'ilie. Saler, Archer. Stolen base?
r.cuch; Left on bases--'" !. i, r. >'.; Pltts
burgh, 3. Itlts-Off Itni/lnsnn. ' In " innimts:
oft col*. in .' Ihhtngsi orr Warner, 2 in l
:r.n!nr Flrft base on balls?Off Cheney. 2;
ff Cot?, .. Struck out?By Rohlnson. 2;
1 by Colt, 1. by Warner. 1; by Cheney. 3.
^^^^^^^^ ?te^'^MM
If
111
Results in the Big Leagues
NATIONAL LEACU!
Pittsburgh, 2; Chicago. 0
New fork, 7: Boston, 3.
Philadelphia, 7 Brooklyn, 6.
(Other game noi scheduled )
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington, "?. Philadelphia^ 3.
Boston, 7; Now York, 9.
St. Louis, Z; Chicago. 1 (first game).
St. Louis. I: Chicago. ."> (pi-cond game
1 ?f t r..;;. 8. Cleveland. 7.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Laetl Ltasit
v..uo. ?oh l/Ost. rear i uiuo, ?von ijqsi. r.u i?w
New York _ .vj n .825 .630 Boston . 17 22 .681 .SIS
Pittsburgh ... 36 26 .590 .661 Philadelphia ?. 30 26 .6>o .662
{Chicago . 36 26 .OSI .612(Chicago . 3!) 1'J ;ST4 ,fe32
[Cincinnati .... 36 32 .:?-!? .433 Washington .. 39 31 .657 .35;;
.Philadelphia .. 26 34 433 .606 Cleveland - 33 31 .493 413
' Brooklyn . 25 38 .397 .351 Detroit . 31 36 .486 .676
St. Louis . 27 43 .3S6 .567 Now York _ 19 41 .302 .113
i Boston . "? 48 .i'91 St. Douis . 19 47 .288 .263
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Brooklyn at N'aw York.
Philadelphia at Bo-tor.
? No other gimes scheduled ?
Wild pitch?Warnei raised ball?Simon.
Time of game. 1.5... Umpire*. Kieler and:
Fi nne ran.
GET EARLY LEAD OFF BARGER;
Philadelphia. .!?;]}? . -Getting an early lead'
olf Barver ituve the Phillies a 7 to fl victory I
over Brooklyn to-day. ,\ iioni? run by Wheat I
ntol dour.]... by Hummel and r?oley ftll one
Miort of. the Hve 111:13 necesiary to tie the1
c6unithe eighth. Score:
Philadelphia. Urooblyn.
? , Alt II O A E AD II O A B
In.?aert. ef 3 4 u OMoran, cf.. 5 2 3 0 0
bobert. Jb.. t 3 0 1 ONrthn; if 3 1 0 1 ?<
Magee. If.i l 0 1 0 OSmlth, 3b.i!3 0010
Cravath. rf 3 1 1 u 0 Daunt, le. 5 0 ;s 0 0
l.udcrui. 1? 3 n 10 0 1 Wheat, :f 4 l 1 ! 0
Knabe. Jb.. 3 1 4 ? OHum'rl. ib. ! 1 I I n
Doolan, ks. 3 0 1 3 ITooley, 11. 4 3 1 ??? c
Dooln. c... 4 3 3 3 uMiiicr. c... 1 0 0 I t
AlexdSr, p3 1 0 l 0 Erwin, v.. 3 0 3 0 0
Bren'an, p. I 0 0 0 OBartcr, p. I 0 1 3 0
tUlller .... 1 1 0 e o>i'h?.<!?? ... 1 0000
Total? ...30 1127 12 3 Tctals ...3? 9 24 15 0
?Batted for Northen tc ninth.
tBntted .'or Alexander In eighth.
Score by Innings: It.
Brooklyn .10 0 10 0 0 4 c?S
Pr i.adeiphta . . 0 ; : 0 0 0 0 2 1?7
Summary: Run??Mo.-an. Northen. Smith
Wheat, Humrr.. . .'.<>:tr:, Cravath (I),
I.uderuf. Knahe. Iiooln (II Two-ha f.- hit!
?Lobcrt, Cravath, Hummel. Tooiev. r.
?tiller, Herne run?Wheat. Sacrifice hl!?
Mogoe. Dordan. Daub .. Knabe. Stolen
baaca-Cravnth. (3>L DoOln. Smith. Left on
h??i?~Brooklyn. 7; Philadelphia. 7. Hits?
Off Alexander. ii In S limine?. rir?t arise on
error??in.?,,.?<!> n. . s ? .t?By Karger. ?
I; hy Alexunder. 1. by Hre.-.nan. I first
base on bai:?-orr Bargei I; off Alexander. I
i t m pi re s, Brennen and Hmslie.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
At Atlanta: Atlanta, S; Mobile,
(first game) Atlanta, 4; Mobile,
(second game).
At Nashville: Nashville. 2: MoutgotT
ery, 0 (first game). Nashville. !
Montgomery, 4 (second game).
At Memphis: Memphis, 4; New O:
leans. 2.
At Chattanooga Chattanooga, 0; Bli
mlnrham. 3.
Tiie wrestling match scheduled to be
pulled off between George Herbert, the
local lad. and Abe Boshes, the New
Yorker, at Broad Street Baseball Park
or. the night of July 1 promises to be
Interesting In 1 very particular, and a
iargi crowd Is expected to i>u in at?
tendance 10 witness the final bout be
tweeji these pop ilar mat artists. Boshes
got two falltj out Of Herbert In a match
some time back, but Herbert claims
that he was not in the best cf condi?
tion at that time, und lias arranged ]
another match with Boshes. Herbert j
has been doing some hard training in '
the last v.e. k a: the ball park, and with |
the assistance ? :' Ills tr?nier and man- i
uger, Prank Moraho, he now .-jys that I
he is In the prime of condition and is j
ready tu give Boshes a hard tussle for |
the money.
It was pri:,:, i in tills paper on Sun?
riny last thai Herbert would wrestlo
Boshes for t:.e best two out of three
falls, but it sebms us though the 1
agreement between tho two was that j
Boshes would throw Herbert twice in j
an hour, and If Herbert should manage
to get one full out of Boshes in the j
allotted time, Herbert wins the match.
a preliminary mutch will start at
8:3d bftwecu 1 il Vallls and Dick Nel?
son, two wi ' : a?eights, who are good
and should tend to Whet the Onlhusasm
union!,: tho crowd lor the bis match
which will start at '.' o'clock. Boshes
is a good nr.. having won mat lies all
over the count: and made many friends
since he has bi en in town
BUILDING PERMITS
Extrusive \ Iteration? ?0 Interior of!
Klrsl Baptist ( burcb.
Building and r?palr permits were is?
sued yestcrdaj as follows:
w. c. Harw lod (B- Hand. Weilford;
commissioner), to erect a detachud
i>: , !< dwelling on the north side of
Park Avenui : QtWCeil l.ombrady and
Allen Avenue, to cost $S,U0O.
C. i;. Worsnntn und C. A. Zlncke, to
erect a four-story brick warehouse 0:1
the east sldi ? (jovernor between Boss
and Broad Streets, to cost f7,i)UD.
B. II. Perkins, to erect a detached
brick dwelling on the south side of
Stuart Avenue, between Elm and Da?
vis Avenue, r.. cost $4.050.
Pirst Hap Church, to repair a
brick church, corner Twelfth and
Bio.id Streets, making general altera?
tions to Interior, to <ost $4,000.
W W. Pom. to repa':- a brick store,
112 S?rth Nlht Street, to cost $<>oi).
Trustees k . I Union Baptist Church,
to repair a frame church on the north
side of Moor. Street, between Elisa
! belli and Dlneen Streets, to cost $1,000
V. C. and II /,. Ebel, to repair brick
tore. 338 East Main S'reet, to cost |1,
000.
.1 w Johnston, to repair a brick
dwelling, 119 Kast Leigh Street, to
cost $25')
Nathan G... ck. to repair a frame
ddwelling, 112.1 Nicholson Street, to
cost $lo0.
Isaiah II f ^tt. to repair a frame
dwell:!:!.. 112! Nicholson Street. to
cost $365. . ?
Mat Brown, to repair a frame dwell?
ing, 1113 Statt Street, to cost $2')0.
Holldaj Hours ?t Peat-Ogles.
Independen ? ly will be observed at tita
post-office to - -row bv the regular holt
day rhr,,^.. In .irs. The following sched
wIM he lr, force Thursday:
Money order 1 tston will he open nil day
Kcel'try dlvis n wll be opnn from 8 to
Exeo'.trv? II n anil 'ashler's offce will
b? 1 >*ed sll day,
Stsm'p Window ?.|lt he open until II A. M.
General d< will be open until it A.
M. ?
There will :? : r> delivery by carriers from
[eim?r 1 he-main ffl'e or s'ntlon?.
. irrlerx' wind Will be open until 11 A.
m ? ? ? ...... Rements being made to de
!l\er mall nt the main office and Station?
t<> caller* until ihot time,
Regular collections will be made and Sta?
tion? will o.e. v-,, same bourn a? main
office.
D'jpatrhi'? to -tatIons: "A"?A. M .
I M A. M . 9iJfl A. M . 1A-1? A. M
'A.jii A, M 8:34) A Mit 9:3 A. M., 10:30 A. M.
i tea go nt St. Louis,
Cleveland at I'eiroit.
New York tit Washington,
Boston at Philadelphia, i
(VKEIi
WINS FORPiRATES
Miller Is Hit Hard tri Pinches,
and Newport News Loses
Game.
(Special to The Tlir.e?-D;?patch.]
Portsmouth, \"a . July 2?By hitting Miller
hard in the pinthca the Pirat,? eSilly tin
tested Newport Netra thl? aiurnuoii at |
Bland Park by the ?coro of I to 0. Mo- i
Kernte, a discarded Shipbuilder, twirled I
an all-around star game, nut allowing his i
former teammates a run. Score:
.Newport News,
AB. R, U. O. A. E
Tetlo-w-, at. 10 0 114
Kichbergcr. rf. * 0 0 2 1 0
Bates, Jb. 4 0 0 0 3 0
Mattls. If. 4 0 0 3 0 1
Hooker, cf. 3 0 0 0 0 0
Wolfe, lb._3 0 19 10
::..
Lake,
Miller,
>tolt .31 o I !< II S
Portsmouth.
AB 11. H O. A. B.
?:er. rf.
Keating, ss. t l i
Nixon, cf. 3 1 0
Wjtton. lb. 3 1 1
HuJglns. If. 4 1 1
Cooper. 3a.. 3 0 1
Castro, 2b. 4 o j
? iarvln.. 2 0 0
McKenzie, p. .1 0 0
Totals .30 4 6 r? 7 4 :
The score by Innings: n.
Newport Newt.o o o o o o o ft o--r.i
Poi tsmouth . 0 ?? 0 3 0 0 0 t ??4 I
Summary: Two-base hit?Castro Sacrtnc? '
hits?Lake. Watson. Oarvln. Stolen bate -
Becker, IViuMe plays? Bntes to flavin to
Wolle. Kieflhtrg, r to Slvaln. Left t.n bases
?Newport Newt, 7; Portsmouth. ?', Plrtt
has... on ballt?OA Millen 2. erf McKenzie
3. Struck out?By Miter, 3; by MeKensle,
? Time of game, : r Umpire. M- Bride,
MOTORCYCLE CLUB
READY FOR RACE
Contests Will Be Best Ever Seen!
Here?Boshes and Bass
Will Wrestle.
Arrangements und program have
been completed tor the races of the I
Richmond Motorcycle Club at the
Slate Fulr Grounds to-morrow after?
noon. Besides the mcmbors ot the
club, there will be about fifteen out
Of town riders, and the prospects are
that the races will be the best over
held in this city. There will be
money prizes to the value of about
S1&0 and three handsome cups. It Is
proposed to ilde off the club champ?
ionship.
<;. 11. Tompkins, of the Motorcycle
Club, said yestorday afternoon that
reports to the effect that there would
be no Wrestling match were erron?
eous. "I hdve," be said, '?Bos-.es'a ai.d
Bass's signed contract to wrestle at
3 r. m."
The races will begin at 2 o'clock.
! and will be under the? sanction or
the American Mutoreyllatfe' Associa?
tion.
Program.
Following Is the official program.
E, B, Bwell, K A. M? Referee.
Event I?Three mile. Novice, 4 horse,
rower. closed. Entrants! Sapere.
Fletcher, Blank ford.
Event 11?Three mile, Amateur, \
horsepower, club championship, closed.
Entrants: F. Catognl, i>. Catognl, 8a
pt re, Scott, Fletcher, Blankford.
Event III?Five mile. Amateur, 7
hotirsepower, club championship,
.closed. Entrants: nines, Bivins, phll
! pt.ts.
Invent IV?Five mile, Amateur, 4
i horsepower, open Enirants: Hlnes,
Bivins, F. Catognl, 1>. Catognl, Sa
ptre, Seott, Fletcher.
Event V?Comic, free for all.
Event VI?Five mile, Amateur, 7
horsepower. open. Entrants: Hlnes,
Blvlns, Phllpots, Suttlc, Jeffery. Yost.
! Gregory
Event VII?Ten mile, Amateur.
handicap, open. Entrant?: Hlnes 7.
Bivins 7. Phllpots 7. Suitle 7, Gregory
7, Yost 7. Jeffrey 7, t>. Catognl ;. F.
c. tognl 4, Sapere 4. Scott t. Fletcher
4
Event VIII?Three contestants match
lr. three heats of three n.lles eaeh. Con?
testants "ill be announced from
judges stand.
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION
At Chr-rlottet Charlotte, 1, Ander?
son, 0.
At Oreenvllle: Greenville, C; Spartan,
burg. 1.
At WlnMon-Salem: Wlnston-Salem,
12: Grernsbero, 5.
Dnn't full L, attend our
MIDSBAJjON 8 A LH Of OLOTIIINO,
7/3 C. BROAD
He buyer who kno vu tno different
imobllet will own a
l?f*rt?* JoitCS MotOl
Car Co.
iiea Avenue and Broad Street
NATIONALS TAKE
LAST OF SERIES
Finally Manage to Defeat Ath-j
Ictics, Winning by Score
oi 5 to 3.
CLEVELAND LOSES TO TIGERS
New Vurk Cops Game From
Boston, and Browns and White
Sox Split Even.
Washington. D. C, July :.?The Nation*!.'
finally managed tu ?'In from Iii? Athletlci I
to-day by 11 score of 0 to 3. Hughes pitched ;
?.-vcn Innings and was relieved by Pelty,
The Nationals could do nothing ?Ith Houck
until the slvtii Inning. when he gave a
base 011 halls and McBrldo und Milan
singled, scoring two runs. Tho game ???
won hi th. eighth, when Sriiacfer walked.
Foster and Milan singled, and Uandtl sent
up a high fly to Strunk-., scot Ins ihre? runs.
Washington. 1'hlladelpbla.
A ll H O A E Ail It O A B
Sch'for. 3b. .1 u 4 1 0 Lord. rf... I 3 i> 0
Kotier, 'it.. 4 13 1 OOldrlng, et 8 1100
Milan, ef... 4 : ti 1 OCOIltnt, 10. 4 0 t 3 0
Hand 11, ib.. ! 0 * 3 4 linker, 3b.. I t;t 2 ll
W.-.lk<-r. rf..4 0 0 0 IM'tnnls. lb: 2 10 0 0.
Shanks. If. 4 0 3 1 1 Strunk. Ii. : I J It
M Hilde, ss 3 2 1 i 0D-rrlck. ss I .0 0 4 0,
Henry, C... 1 0 4 3 0 Lapp, c.,.4 1 S 1 1'
llUghet, p 2 0 1 0 OHouck. p.. 3 1 0 2 C
Ptdty. D.i.. 0 0 0 1 OfMaggert.. 1 V 0 0 0
"?astilon ..1 0 0 0 0
Totuls 0 :: Ii i Totals ...12 S 24 11 21
?Datted for Hushes In tcventh.
(Batted for Houck in ninth.
Score Oy Innings: R.
Wash.ngton .0 0000201 '-j
Philadelphia .1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0?3
S?mmary: Itun??Scharfer (II, K?ster. ,
Milan, McBrlde, Lord, Old ring (31. Earned
runt.- Washington. I. Thret-bae' hit?Lord. ;
StCrlflC? hltt?Oahdll. Mclnnls Stolen las?,
? Milan. Left on bases? Wtshtngton, 4; I
Philadelphia. 7 First base on error?? I
l'lilladelphla. 1 Innlntg pitched ?By Pally,
2. by Hughes. 7. It It ss?Off Hughes, ?. I
First base, on balls?Off Hughes. 4: off I
Houck, 3. Struck out?By Hughes, 1; by
Felty, i; by Houck. ?. Hit by pl-cher-lly
Houck. 1 (Oandll). Time of game. 1
Umpires. Westervelt anal IT.vans.
RED SOX LOSE TO YANKEES
Boston. July ?.?In spite of two horns runs
by Gardner and one by Lewis, lh? Bed Fox
lest to the Yanke?s to-day. 0 ta 7. Two
>ingl?? and a trip:-- netted two runs and
th? dacltton In the ninth. Score!
IIomoii. New \ork.
AB H OA E AB 11 OA B|
Hooper, rf. i 2 0 1 0 Daniels, ir 4 1 J 0 0
Yerkes, 3b. .'. 0 6 2 1 Little, cf .'. 2 3 0 0
Speaker, cf I '. 4 0 IStefett, lb 4 2 10 0 0
Lew .s. if... 5 10 0 OZInn. rf. .. 4 2 3 0 0
Qardn'r, 3b 4 333 lchate. :b . 4 1 : : 0
Stahl, lb. . 4 1 10 3 oMariln. st. I 2 1 4.3]
Wagner, n 4 n l ? oSiump. 3b. 3 I 1 5 1
'??rrlican c 2 0 3 1 OFwreney. c 4 1 4 0 1
Bedient, p. ft o S 0 0 Foril, p... 3 3 0 1 0;
Pape, p.... 3 1 0 1 0 .1
?llend'ten.. 1 1 o o 0 ,
? am . loooo
Totals ...I?10 JT It 3 Totals ...ti 14 27 12 4
?Hatted for Carrlgan In ninth.
'Ratted for Pape In ninth
Score by Inning* R
New Tork..0 4 0 0 2 0 0 0 i-i
Boston .0 10 1110 1 2-7
Sun,mar) : Hur*??Daniels. Little 12), Ster- I
lelt. Zllin, Chase. Martin. Sweeney. Ford.
Hooper, Lewis. !.. Oardner (3), Sta". . '"<r
rtgan, ltendrlcki?n. Two-bate hits?Ciard
n?r Ford, Zlnn. Three-bat? hits?Sweeney.
Stahl. Home runs?Gardner (3). Stahl. Sac.
rtflce hits?stump. Chase. Stolen bases -
Hooper. Little, Speaker, Houl'T Pou:,:*
t.:a- ?- Wagon- t<> Y.tkes to stahl: Stump
to Chase to Slerrett; .Wagner to Stahl. Left
on bases?New York, t; Boston. *. First
on ?rrors?New Yotk. :; Boston. 3.
Hlts-Ciff Bedient. 4 In 2 Innings. First base
on halls?Off Ford. Ii off Pape. 3. Struck
out ?By Ford. 3. by Pape. i. Umpires.
O'Loua-h.ln and Hlgglns.
TEAMS SPLIT EVEN
SI I.oils. July 2 ?The White Sox in?
Tlf.^ns split even In to-day'a douhle-header,
the nrst game going to St I/miIs 3 to I. and
thn second 10 the Sox. f, to 4 Joe Bert
got through eight Innings In the first game
without allowing a run. only to have the
Browns to fall on him for two runs In the
ninth. Walsh started the second, but was
Wihl and ineffective, and Doc White wat
roiled out. Score?:
FIRST OA MB
St. I.ouU. Chicago.
AB H O A B AB H O A E
St?tten, ef t ) on 'Rath. 2h .. ? '. < 1 0
Janften, rf. 4 110 OLord. 2b.. 4 0 1 0 0
ICutlha, lb. 2 0 11 1 0Collins, lb. 1 1 7 0 0
Pratt, ss... 4 2 0 : 0 Rodle, rf.. 4 ft 1 0 0
Laporte, 2b 3 3 1 3 lM'ttlck, cf 3 0 .1 1 0
Austin. Jb.. 2 1 1 0 ocal'h.m, If 4 1 : 0 0
Hoffnn. If.. 1 0 3 0 0 Weaver, ss 4 1 J 4 0
IStovall ... 1 0 0 0 0 Kuhn. c... 3 2 4 4 0
Alton. If... 0010 ft Benz, p.... 2 0 0 1 0
Krlrhcll. r. .1 ft < 1 ft 1 ,
lla'llton. p. 3 0 1 3 0 ,1
Totala ..33 S 27 10 1 Total? ...IS? ??Tl~i\
?One out when winning run was stored: j
? Batted for Hogan in seventh.
Score by Innings: B. 1
''hlengo .0 0 n 1 0 0 0 0 0-1
St. Louis.AOOOOnOo r?5 i
Summary: Run??Collln?, Jantzen. Pratt.
Two-has,, h??Kuhn, Sacrifice bits?Bens.
Klltlnh. Double plays ?Hamilton 10 Krl-h
< ll to Kutlna. Stolen bases? Callanan und
Pratt. First base on ball?, oft Ben?. ?'. oft
Hamilton. 1. Struck out ?By Hamilton. 7;
by lien*, 4. Hit by pitcher?Austin, Tim*
of game. 1:45. Umplret, Hnr: nnd Connolly.
* SECOND (.ami:
St. Louts. Chicago.
AB It O A E AB If O A E
shot ten. rf 3 1 2 0 ORath. 2h... | ? ) ! ft
.Innt/.en. ef. 4 0 4 0 0T.or,|. 3h.? 4 1 0 & 0
Kutlna. lb. 3 I It 0 OColllns, lb. 4 0 17 0 0
Pratt, ss... 4 1 2 4 2 Bodle. r?.. 4 10 0 0
Laporte. 2b 3 1 1 2 OM'ttlck. rf 4 3 1 0 0
Austin. 3b.. 4 2 2 3 I Cal'han, if 3 2 000
Hngnn, If.. 3 0 3 1 0 Weaver. ?I 1 : .-, 1,
?StOVO.lt ... 1 0 0 0 OHiock. c... 4 0 3 3 0
i Stephens. c 3 0 3 2 1 Walsh, p.. 1 0 1 3 0
K. Bro'n. ?2102 0 White, p . 3 0 0 1 0
Powell, p.. 1 0 0 0 0
I Totals ...31.7 27 14 4 Tola's ...33 It It IS 0
j 'Bailed for Hogan In ninth.
Score by Innlnss: R.
' l.lc.-ico .0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 0?.1
? St. Lout*.IO 020000 o? ( 1
1 Summary: Huns? Lord. Coiiint. Bodle, 1
I Mattlck (2>. Shotten. Kutlna f3>, IVstl.
Two-base hits?Callahan, Kufinn. I'ratt.
, Tt,re..-h;ise hit?Austin. Shcrlflco hits?Cal- !
I Inhan, Shotten. Laporte. Stolen bases ?Mat-'
i tick ti). Hits?Off Walsh. 4 In 3 1-3 In-'
nings; off Brown, 9 in al-.*. Inlngs. First
base on balls?Off Walsh, 1. Struck out -Hv
B, Brown. 2: by Powell. 1; by Walsh. 1; by
While, !. Hit by pitcher?Rath.: Tim- of
Kane-. 1:6.1. llmplresj Connelly and Barl.
TIGERS DEFEAtTaPS
Detroit, July 2.?The Tigers won to-day
S to T after the Naps had made seven hits
and slv runs In the second limine A muff
and had throw t>y Oransy flRurcc! In the
Timers' rally In the seventh Innlns. but In
tho ninth Clean hatting did the work.
Score:
Cleveland. Detroit.
AR H O A E AB H O A 11
Hrnney, If, 4 1 4 0 2 Vitt. 3h ... I 1 0 t ?
Olson, ss... S 3 4 ( 1 Hush. ss... 4 2 14 0
Jackson, rf 6 3 0 0 0,'ohh. ef... ( ? r, 0 1
I.nu.te. :h . r. 1 4 I tCrnw'd. rf. S 1 3 fl 1
? Irlags. lb. 3 1 It 0 flnel.'tv. If. .10 5 0 0
Blr'ham. cf I 1 1 0 0 Mor'lty. 1h 3 1 11 0 0
Turner. 3h. 2 0 ft 1 0 Louden. 2b .1 1 ? ' I 0
O'Neill, c? 4 1 1 1 OStanage. ci 1 300
Krapp, p .. 4 ft 0 2 ft Lake. D_ 0 ft ft 1 ft
Bastcette, p 0 0 ft ft ODUbue, p.. 1 ; 0 3 o
Totalt ...3* I0,2.1 16 4 Total? ...3( 12 27 10 2
I *One out when winning run was scored.
Score by innings: R,
I Cleveland .ft ? ft ft 1 ft ft ft (V_;
Det mit .0 ft a ft ft it t ft <_f
RUmmaryi Runs?Orkney, oisnn. ,iark?on.
I.a.lole. firlititt.. ntrinlnchnm. Krapp, Vitt
fl>, Bush, i'olih. Crawford. Louden. Di hue.
T-.eo.ha?e hits-Clrlggs. Cohh. Three-base
hit ?Otibne. Sicrlflc? hits?Turner (2>. B??
rlflci. fly?Vitt. Double play?Turner to
t.alole to f;rlcps. Left f.n bases- Cleveland.
7; Detroit. 1ft Hits?Off Like, ft In 1 2-r. In?
nings: off Duhuc. 1 In 7 1-3 Inning?: off
Krapp. It In S 1-3 Innings: off Basket!,., 1,
First ba?e on errors- Cirvolan.1, I; Detroit.
First hnM> on balls-Off Krapp, 7i off
Dubne. 4. Struck out-Bv Krapo. Ij hv D11
bue, 1: bv Lake. t. Wild plloh?Ollbu?
Time of game, 2:10. Cmpires, Dlneen r.nd
Sheridan. j'
c5MOTOR CARS
Gordon Motor Co.
BROOKS HIT HARD
E
Support Is Fast and Classy, and
Champs Shut Out
Norfolk.
[Special to Tho 'limes-Dispatch ]
Petersburg. Va.. July 2.?Harvey
Brooks celebrated his return to th?
\ Irglnia League by abutting the Tara
out this afternoon. Altuuugh he was
hit for seven singles and a. double ho
managed to keep his bits scattered,
while his support was fast and cliussy.
Gordon for the Tars was hit for a.
three-bagger, two two-buggers and
eight singles, and in the fourth Inning
tho Champ:, bunched their hlta ami
made three runs. The ileldlng uf bom
teams was excellent. three doubl*
plays being mad..-, un I Krebs's one
handed catch of Blgble*a liuu drive to
centre was phenomenal Bosch and
Barnett. for the Champs, aui Klrcher
and Hlnton. for the Tart did good,
at UK iVOrK,
Simmons, at second for the Champs,
accepted thirteen chances Without an
ci ror.
The score:
Petersburg,
AB. B. H. O. A. E,
Blmmons, 2r>. ? t 1 s s e
-Morrison. If.'..3 1 1 i 0 ft
Bus. h. es. A 1 3 2 t .j
Spencer, rf. 4 1 1 o 1 l
Howedell. 3b. a 1 1 1 1 .1
Krebs, cf. 4 114 0ft
Burnett, lb. 3 0 2 7 0 0
Lucia, c. 3 0 0 3 1 ft
Brocks, p. 4 0 2 13ft
Totals . 6 12 27 16 l
Norfolk.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Dodge, 3b. 3 0 0 0 0 0
Keller. 2b. 3 0 <i 0 5 1
Klrcher. If. 4 0 3 2 0 ft
Hinton, ss. 3 0 2 3 2ft
Blgbie, lb. 3 0 1 xo 0 0
Murphy rf., cf. 3 0 1 0 ii) 0
Staub, cf. 1 0 0 ft 0 u
l-'inneran. rf. 2 n 1 2 0 ft
Lusky, c. 1 0 1 7 0 0
Gordon, p. 4 0 1 0 0 rj
Totals .30 0 9 24 13 I
The score by Inning?:
n.
Norfolk, .00000000 0_?>
Petersburg .,...0 1 3 0 0 1 1 0 ??6f
Summary: Two-base hits?Spencer.
Barnett. Blgble. Three-base hits?Mor-.
rlson. Stolen bases?Simmons, Busch,
Howedell, Barnett (2 p. Double plays ?
Uusch and Simmons; Busch. Simmons
and Barnett; Gordon, Hinton and B1k
bie. Baso on balls?Off Gordon. 1; oft
Brooks, 3 Left on bar.es?Norfolk. ?;
Petersburg. 7. Hit by p'tched balls ?
Howedell, Hinton. Struck out?By
Brooks. 3; by Gordon. 8, Time of
game. i;4?. empire, Orth. Attend ?1
ance. f.00.
Women Ball licjrra.
A hall club of women players, known
as the Gihbs Ladles' Baseball Club,
will meet the Ashland Club at Broad
Street Park on Wednesday afternoon,
July 1?.
$18.75 SUIT SALE
EXCURSIONS
ob
July?4th---July
TO
ol.n POINT, lit I kllOIS, Ot BAN' A I CW,
\\ 11.l ot t.lltn III W II, NORFOLK
AND VIHGIMA BEACH.
Round $1.50 Trip
rilll EE?FA 5T lit A 1 N >?Tl I It BE.
Ht30 A. M.. !? A. M, ami l? Noou.
. holec ..1 1 wo Itoutea to Norfolk.
Norfolk tickets ?ood via Newport
Newts "r via old Point and Ocean \ ;? w.
Virginia Beach tickets good only via,
Newport News an.l C. O. steamer.
S:30 train (Seaside Special) does not,
stop at Newport News.
12 noon train carries dining car.
Ill trnlnn connect nl Old I'ulut with
steamer lor Wlllonghby Beach ami
Ocrnu View.
Jteturnlng, passengers can Icavo
Ocean View for Old Point every hour
until 7:30 P. M.
Special fourth of July Schedule lie
turning i
C A- O. steamer leaves Norfolk 4 nr.d
S V M.
Trains leave Old Point 1:25, 7:45 nnd>;
8:45 P. M.
Trains leave Newport News 5:00 n.r.d
9:15 P. M.
(.l\lliK ten boors III Hie seaside.
Two steamers In service between oi,i
Point nnd VVHlougbby Bench July -Ith.
Hound lrlt> ticket? also on ante for
nil regular Irslnx of July !itl, ltd nml
?lib. good until 8th.
Newport News. 53 0.1; Old Point. $2 trt;
Norfolk. 13.4."; Virginia Beach. $2.90.
@ Relieves in 24 Hours @
Catarrh of the Bladder
AllSiriweltu Bnvnre aj Comittrfctlt
flmtificmcnttf
Positively tho greatest show
tcrwn. See
DeMlchelle. Bros.
And Three Other Acts.
And be convinced,
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