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STREAK IS BROKEN
Mathewson Is Knocked Out and
Two Other Pitchers Arc
Hit Hard.
BOSTON DEFEATS PHILLIES
Pirates "Win From Reds, and St.
Louis Is Shut Out by
Chicago.
New York. July 4.?Brooklyn broke New
York ? winning streak by takln? two f?i?
the Korci being 15 to 4 nnd 6 to 2, In the i
t'.rst game Mathewson knocked out Of I
the box, and Tesreau. who rciieved him. j
was also knocked out. and Cranrlall finished j
the game. I- :'. was hmnmcrfd hard. "Ving- i
llr.g caved In under the excessive heat In
the fourth and hud to be cuMsted off tho i
field. Bagon finished strong for Brooklyn. >
Brooklyn. New York.
AB H O A B AB H O A H
?"eras, cf.. 4 0 3 0 aS'srasl. If. 4 o o 0 0
" C 0 Doyle. Ib.. 4 : 2 2 0,
l : :.!? ric*. :h 4 2 :? o t <
0 0 V ;:rray. r! k : 3 M
0 o Backer, ef. 3 0 4 1 0,
3 1 ?Tr.ec 3b 4 1 .13 X
1 l Myers, c... 3 o l o i
o Wilson, c. 1 1 .1 0 1
rth'n. rf. 4
CutsVw, Jb I 1
Dsubert. lb 3 t
Who*;. If.. 4 3
Hum'el, 2b. 5 1
Tooev, es.. 6 2
Miller, e... t 3
"Yln''.lng, p. 1 1
Baron, p... i C
4
4
2
0 1
0 1
OKI', t'er. rs. 3
O.v.ai'son, p 0 0
Tturr.? _0 0
Tesreau, p 0 0
CrSnd'U, p 3 o
o :
r, u
Tots'* ...35fH? S 8 Touti ...M 9
?Batted for Mathewson In third.
fror? by innings: v1 ; ??? : ? ??
Tiruoklvn .H U 0 '. 1 f ??10
New York.? 0 3 0 0 0 0 c '.- 4
Summary: Runs-CMorap '2>. Northen (3).
Wheat (2). Tooley. Ylnglins (2C Doyle.
Herzog. Fletcher, Barn?. Two-base hits
Wheat (2. Ylngilng. Mlllbf. Murray. Three
base hit?Tooley. Sacrifice hlte?Moran. Cut
rhaw (!>. Sacrifice nies-Daubert, Wheat
Stolen bases-Daub.rr'.. Miller <2>. Doublo
plays?H?mmel to Dauaert. H.-rsog to Stor
k'.e to Myers; Herzog to MorKlc. Lett on
bases?New York. Si Brooklyn. 9. First base
en errors?New York. 1; Brooklyn. ). First
b'?se on ba'.'.s?Off Tesreau, S. off Crnndaii.
ij off yingiins. 2: err r.?ron, li struck out!
?By MathrwFon, 3; by Crandail. 1; by Ra-i
gon. 1. Hltsv-Off Mathewson, < In 8 Innhms:
fir Tesrsnu, 2 In 1-3 Inning; off Crnndaii, S
in 0 2-3 Innings: off Tingling, i tn 3 1-3 in- j
nlngs: off Bagon. 4 In 6 2-3 Innlngt. Hit
by pitcher?By Bagon. J (Fletcher). r.iss- i
eel ball?Myers Time of game. 2.M. Um
pirrs, Brennan nnd Emsllc.
VICTORY FOR BOSTON
Boston. July
game from Vi
Moore for six
third, Scor>-:
Boston.
AB
M'D'ald. fb 4
Cn'p'eil. cf 4
Bween'y, '-'b 4
Klrke. If... S
Titus, rf.. . 8
Devlin. :b.. I
O Bo'k?. li ;
ItnnCen. c. 4
Don'clly, p 3
4.?Boston won the fortnoon
dlade'.phla. 7 to S. by hitting j
safeties and five rum In tliu
Philadelphia.
H o a r. ab no ah
1 2 0 0 Tnskert. C 4 0 3 0 0
14 0 ll.obert. ?b. 4 OS 0 l|
2 2 2 1 Magee. If . 3 2 2 0 0 j
; I 0 1 ?-r?vth. rf 4 1 : 0 0
0 0 0 oT.uder's. lb 4 0 Z GO
1 11 or.Knabe, ib.i 1 i 1 t,
114 oDown'y, 2b 3 1 > 1 01
0 ? 2 oD.ioian. i?- 4 1 1 2 0
10 2 oDooln. e... 4 1 & 2 0|
Moore, p.. 1 1 0 0 0 i
fienton, p.. 1 ft 1 ft 01
t "Miter .... l o o o oi
tWalsh ... 1 * 0 0 0
Totals ...81 S 27 10 8 Totals ...Si ?21 ( 1
?Batted for Moore In fourth.
'Betted for Peiiton In ninth.
Score by Inning?'- R- !
Boston .0 0 8 2 0 0 0 0 ??7 ,
t'hilade.lphla .0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 i_3 ]
Summary: Runs?MViDonnld, Campbell
<8, Klrke. Titus. r?v;|n. Donnelly. Maircr, |
Cravatb, Downey, Two-base hits?Moore;
Magee, Dinn?::y. Three-bast, hit?Dev|ln.!
Sacrifice fly?Klrke. Sto'.en bnies?Paskert.
Campbell. O'Rourke, Doolan. Left on basi s |
? Bofton. t; Philadelphia, 7. First base on I
rrrors?Boston. 1: Philadelphia. !. Hits?Off j
Moore. C In 3 innings; or? ivntnu. J In f. In- ;
nlngs. First beso on balls?Off Donnelly, 8;
off Moore. S; off Beaton, 2. Strurk out?By
Donnelly. 4: by Seston. 4. Time of game, j
t:02. Umpires. Bason and Johastone.
RATHER EASY FOR PIRATES
Pittsburgh. July 4.?Pittsburgh wen tho
morning game rather easily from Cincinnati
after the iatt-r had taken a good lead In
the. first two Innlr.irs. Camnltz wus steady
throughout whll? Benton and Taylor were
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Lc&dun, 1011
Lmrrtll Satt IW.H CXADS Tia
in :>'jr:j
The best oi tea
from the best of j
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NORFORK, VJTtGl.VIA BEACH,
OCEAN VIEW, CAPE IIE.VItf.
-FAf'T
Leavo Byrd furcet Station ?4:10
A. M. and ? A. it
Leave Norfolk 4.15 P. M, ana
?7:40 P, M.
?i bto?:xli Coneh between lllcb
niond und \ IraftnlS Urach.
?WEEK-END RATESi Norfolk.
JH.OO; Virginia Reach. t3 :i. On
isle Fridays and Salutuays.
Umlt Monday following.
National League
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Ncvr York, 4) Brooklyn, 10 imorii.
Ins game).
Keif York, 2i Brooklyn, r, (uftcr
noon tiuuc),
COBtou, 7; I'till'idclphla, 5 imoru
Inis bhiuc),
Uostou, 4) Philadelphia? 7 (after?
noon came). .
Pittsburgh, Hi Clnclnnntl| 5
morning Baute),
Pittsburgh, Clncluuatl, 2 infirr
uoou Kami').
St. Louis, Ot Chicago, a nuoru
Ins Braute),
St. LiOUls, 2; f.litcngo. It (nfter
noon finuicl,
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
\ I.nst
Club. Won. Lost. P.C. Ycnr
Now York . . . . 04 13 -m?U .?(>!?
Cblcaro . :ss .304 .?tis
Plttsbarch ... .".o 27 .501 .550
t'lp.elnnntl .... 11(1 34 ,514 .480
Philadelphia . . 2S SB .4M .?23
Brooklyn . 27 40 .403 .n;:s
St. Louis . 27 43 .?'.7.'? .r>!ir,
Doston . 21 r.o .2tm .2;i2
YVTir.Hn THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Brooklyn ut \pit York.
Philadelphia ut Boston.
4'hlcu"o nt St, Louis,
(Other gnim- "??? scheduled.)
wild. Keefe for cinclnnntl made a coed
finish. Score:
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati.
AC II O A E AB HO AB
Byrne, 2b.. ? : l 0 oBescher, If 1 110 0
Carey, If... :t 1 4 o oE'tes. cf-lf 3 12 0 1
.Ed'ton. rf .i S 2 0 c ''Marians.. 1 110 1!
Wagner, ss ; l 4 oHob'zel. lb 3 0 7 o 0
Milier. Ib.. 4 1 D 0 0 Mltch'll. rtl 1 M ii
Wilson, of..'S 1 i 0 0 M'D'n',1.1! 4 1 1 4 0
Nt'Gar'y, it. S 0 3 1 oPhelnn. 3b. 4 1 0 1 0
Simon, c... 5 14 0 OEfian. 2b.. 0 ft. 0 ft 0
Camnltz, p. 3 I.'0 2 OGrant, 2b.. i 1 1 S 1
Clarke, c. 3 0 11 0 0
Benton, p. I 0 0 0 0
Taylor, p. 1 0 0 0 0
Keefe. p... 0 0 0 0 ft
TSevcrold.. 1 0 'I 0 0
Totals ...38 32 27 7 0 Total* ...73 7 24 10 4
?Marsnns. untre field and lift Held.
'Hutted for Keefe in ninth.
Score by Inning?: B.'
Pittsburgh . .0 0 4 4 0 0 ?. 0 ??11
Cincinnati .210000:00?5
Summary: Bur.*?Byrne (2), Carey (2),
Edllngton, Wagner, McCarthy, Simon. Cam
nitz. Bescher, Bates, Marians, Phelan and
Keefe. Two-base hits?Miller, Batt-s. Three
baso hlt??Byrne. Wilson. Sacrifice fly-?
Clarke. Stolen bases?Bescher (2), Marians,
Casey, Grant, McCarthy. Left on bases?
Pittsburgh. 10; Cincinnati. ?. Hits?Off Ben
ton 3 In 3 Inr.lnss. off Taylor. 4 In 1 Inning:
off Keefe. 5 In 4 Innings. First base on bills
?Off CamoRx, 4; oit I.enton, 6: off Taylor.
3: off Keefe, 2. Struck out?By Camnlts, S;
by Benton, i; by Keefe, 6. Hit by pitcher?
By Keefe. 1 (Wagner). Wild pitch?Kccfc.
Time of same. Si05. Umpires, Ultra and
ST. LOUIS IS BLANKED
St. Louis. July 4 ? The Cuba plucked two
g.-.mes from the Cardinals to-day. Brown
blanked the home hula 2 to 0 In the first
?ectlon. Score:
Chicago. St. Louis.
Alt il O A E AB H O A E
Kheck'ci. If. 4 1 ? 0 OHug'na. 2b 3 1 2 1 0
j Schulte, rf. 4 12 0 OMapeo, lb.. 4 1 S 2 oj
Tinker, as. 4 0 2 2 ft-31"-1". 3b.. 4 ? 2 ^ (V,
KlnVan. 3b. 4 3 0 0 1E11I.?. If.... 4 0 1 ft 2
L^acii. r.f.. 4 2 4 ft ?Evans, rf.. 4 t (? 11 0
Safer. Ib.... 4 0 30 0 0Hauler, a*. 4 ft 2 1 Ol
Ever*, 2b.. 3 10 3 OGakee. Cf.. 4 12 0 0
Archer, c... i 2 2 0 oBres'na. c. 2 0 7 2 ft!
Brown, p.. 3 0 ? 4 1 Sallee, p... 3 12 3 0
Total? ...23 10 27 9 2 Totals ...32 ? T. It !
Score by Innings: H.
CUIcago .0 loooioo 0-2
St. Louis,.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0?0
Summary: Runs?Zimmerman, Leach.
Two-base hits?Archer, Even. Three-base
hits?Evans, Leach. Double plays?Magee
lo Smith; Heuser to Hugglni to Mag-e.
Sacrifice hit?Husglr.r. .stolen bases?Zim?
merman. Sehulte, Leach. Oakcs. Left on,
bases?Chicago, ;.; St. Louis, 7. First ba?e|
on balls?Off Sallee. 1; off Brown. 1. Struck
out?By Brown, ;?; by Sallee. 3. Time of I
game, 1:40. Umpires, Rlgler and Flnneran.
Fails to Throw Bass and Gets
Just One Fall Out
of Herbert.
Abo Boshes, tho New Yorker who
has boon sending terror to the hearts]
and purses, so ii Is su:d. of thu local)
gruppier?, met two Waterloos in one'
day. Just '<>? way of celebrating t
1 ourth. J:i the early afternoon ho met |
and lost to Ed Buss, tiio local black?
smith, because he was unable lo pin]
the less experienced man's Shoulders]
j to the mat within a hulf-hour. All
I night, before ft goodly bunch of fans,
' iit> managed to throw George Herbert
just OnC? In an hour, and the lirst fall
?;:s obtained only after forty in'n
ir.-s of the hardest kind of work.
It wasn't 1 au. 1. siu-j Is a poor
man, or that he isn't a good man tor
tils inches, but merely because Herbert,
especially, played purely defensive tac
tics. Bass d.d ine same thing, but
Bass's weight helped, while it was en- '
tlreiy Herhert's knowledge of tho
game, his agility and his really te'en-!
tiile supremacy at the game over the!
New Yorker which kept him out of
! trouble when trouble was near. Thoj
disparity Iii weight between tho two
: men did not add to the enjoyment of 1
those piiseiit. wh'.'e some of the more
rr.bld enthusiasts forgot entirely that
Ihey were oxpectcj to behave In a de-.',
t cent manner and let loose eplthota,
which, under ordinary circumstances,]
' would have caused them to be led from
Richmond may want to see wrest?
ling', but there car. lie no excuse lor
men hurling uncalled for remarks at
< ither the referee or th<s nun engaged
, In the game. Such things will break
up apy sport, and the management, as
tho rcfroe, should take quick
to suppress such methods ol
I,. v, i>ig favoritism.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Morning linaira.
At Birmingham; Birmingham, 2;
Memphis, 1.
At Chattanooga.: Chattanooga, 8;
New Orleans, 2 (ftvo Innings, rain).
At Atlanta; Atlanta. 0; Montgom?
ery, C.
Al Mobile: Mobllo-Nnshvllle, rain.
.1 11 ernoon (.nines.
At Chattanooga: Chattanooga, t; New
Orleans. 0.
At Blrtnincham: Birmingham. lj
Memphis, 3.
ai Atlanta: Atlanta, 3; Montgomery.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
At Savannah; Savannah, tj Albany,
r, (first game); Bitvannahj 3; Albany, o
(n coin! hH ii.. ).
At .Titoksonvllte! Jacksonville, ?; Co
lum us, l (moriilnjg game); Jackson?
ville, 2; Columbus. V (afteritoon gamo).
At Columbia: Columbia, 4; Macon, f>
(first gamo); Columbia. 0; Macon, 'j
With Two Out, Hyatt Doubles
to Right, Scoring Needed
Runs.
GIANTS LOSE TO BROOKLYN
Philadelphia jumps on Boston,
and Chicago Beats
St. Louis.
Pittsburgh, July I.?Pittsburgh won out In
the ninth inning of iho ??Cond hers to-d.iy,
the ?coro being 8 to 2., In the ninth. With,
two out. Hyatt, who batted for McCarthy.;
doubled to dien right, winning tho
l?Utsburcrli.
AI; H O A H
Cincinnati,
AB H O A B
Dyrn?. ?b.,
-urey. It...
rf. 4 2 1 1
110 0
V ?oscher. If ;l
i) Halt s, ofi. I
Ullub'jti, ll> i
e M It?h'll. rf 4
0 MUV.i.u. as 4
0 Phclan, 3b. 3
0 fcigan. 2u.. 3
ttJU'lriian, c. 2
t>Clarke, c. i
O&ugtfs, p... 3
0 12
u 2; la
Simon, '
1'.t*I.
?Hyatt
Totals S 37 Ii 0 Total? ..
?Batted tor McCarthy la ninth.
Score by innings: r
PIttsbursil .0 0 0 00 1 Of 2-3
Cincinnati .1 o o o o l 0 0 0?2
Summary: Buns?Wagner, Miller, Hcndrlx.
Bescher. Mitchell. Two-base hill?Wagner,
Hyatt. Taree-oase hits?Phclah, Miller,
Sacrifice hit.;?Ksan. Suggs. Stolen bares?
Bescher, Bgan, Mitchell, Ctuubte p'.iys?
Iltndrix to V.'acaer to Mllier; Ente.! to
Clarke. First base on baji3?Off Hcndrlx.
f Struck out?By Hendriw t. by Puggs. 4.
Time of game. 2:It. Umpires, Klent and
WILTSE iS HIT HARD
New York, Ju
monotony of wi
I two games to
afternoon game
cievi n lilts, wI
to live. Score:
Brooklyn.
Alt H
Moran. cfi. 4 1
N'rth'n. rf. 4 0
Cutsh'w, sb i 3
Daubert, lb 4 3
Wheat. If.. 4 I
Rum'el. 2b. 4 1
Tooiey. is.. 3 0
Miller, c... t 1
Stack, p.... 3 1
ly 4 ?Tho Giants varied the
nnlng every day by losing
Urookiyn to-day. In tho
Wlltso was touched for
lie Stack hold tho Giants
New Verl?.
CAE AH HO.
S 0 0?'grass. If. 4 0 0
1 0 0 Doyle, 2b.. 4 I 2
Oil Merkle, 3b .1 ; 11
13 0 0 Murray, rf 4 1 2
3 A 0 Becker, cf. 3 0 6
4 S 0 Herzog, Zb 3 0 I
2 6 O.Myers, c... 3 1 t
I 2 OFIei'er. ?301
0 1 OWiltse. p.. 3 1 0
Hals ...211127 15 1 Totais ...50 6 27 U I
?ore by Innings: R. 1
oklyn .0 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 0-5'
V York.0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0?2 '
immary; Runs?Northen, Cutshaw. Dau-1
t. Wheat C>. Doyle, Merkle. Two-baseI
5?Cutehaw c:i. Daubert. Miller. Wheat. I
ree-bnse hit?'Merkle. Sacrifice fly?Ti o- i
Stolen has"?Doyle. Double plays?!
teher to Doyle to Merkle; Hummel to j
chert. Left on bases?New York. 2: |
lokiyn. 8, First base on errors?Jfew j
rki 1; Brooklyn, 1. First baso on balls
Stack, 1. Struck out?By Wiltse, 2. i
Utk out?By Wiltse. 2. Time of game
5. Umpires, Brennan and Kmalle.
SCORELESS UNTIL EIGHTH
v?ton. .Tuly 4? Philadelphia offset Bo'?
0 victory In the morning pnme by wdn
r the afternoon contest 7 to I. Brenn.in
1 Boston scoreless until the eighth, when,
r running around the bsses for a home
he was found for four hits, Including
ts'i triple, which, with a pass, netted
ten four runs. Eason umpired tMs sf
loon. Johnstons haying been overcome
the heat after the morning- game. Score:
Boston. Phlludrlnhln.
A B H <"> a V a B H O a e
'aid. 2b 4
Cell. cf. 3
h'n'y. 2b 4
in. p.. .1 0
srr ... I a
Idea ?1 0
o paskert. cf
3 0 Ol.obert. ?b. 5
1 0 lCraVth, rf 4
1 0 OCuder's. lb 4
1 0 0Knabe, 2b. S
S 0 OMsgee. If.. 4
2 3 1 Doolan, es. S
R 0 OKIlitfcr. c. 4
12 0 lire a an. p 4
t t ?Shultz, p. 0
0 0 0
0 1 0 01
3 12 0
12 1
tr.is .;.S5 10 37 7 2 Totals ...iJlj:
tatted for O Kourlco In ninth.
Stied for Brown In ninth,
ore by innings: r.
ton .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0-4
i.idcl3>hta .1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 2-7
immary: Runs?MciDonald. Campbell, I
ke. Kling. Paskert. Cravath, Luderus, ;
ibe. Doolan. KJUIfef, Bit-nnnn. TWO-baso!
?Ludorus, McDonald. Three-base lil?? \
vita', Kllilfer, Titus. Homo run?Bren
. Sacrifice blfs?Msgee, Killlfer. Sacrl
rty?Cravath. Stolen base?Mage*, j
ible plays?Doolan to Luderus; Lobcrt to.
too to Luderus; McDonaf.d to Devlin;
dan to Knabe to Luderus. Left on bares I
ostori, 5; Philadelphia, lo. Hits-orrl
nnan. 0 In 7 2-3 Innings; off Shultz. 1 In i
j Innings. First base on balls?Off Brrn
. 1: off Brown, 2. S.truck out?By Brown, I
iy Brennan. 2. Time of same, 1:51. Um
^s, Kcsnn and Johnston?. I
WINS OUT IN TENTH
t. Louis, July 4.?Chicago took the sac
I game hern In tho tenth Inning by the j
ire of 3 to 2. On a wild throw by llu,:
s In the tenth. Schulte was favored; and !
ker's >::ig!e rent tho winning run acrors.
<? fubs tied the score in tho eighth on
eckard'i triple. Score:
Chicago. St. I.ouls.
AB II O A E AU II O A E .
eelt'fl. If. 4 2 4 0 oHjg'nr. 2b 4 2 1 3 1;
tUlto. ff. 3 12 0 Dliagcc, lb. 4 0 11 0 0;
iker. sa. 5 2 1 4 0.Smith, 3b.. 4 0 1101
n'an; 8b, 5 2 3 0 if.;;is. if. .. 4 l 3 o 1|
ach, cf .4 o ?_ o o Evans, rf.. 4 13 0 0
ler. lb.... 4 110 1 OHauser, ss. 2 0 4 3 1!
<irs, "b.. 4 0 14 OOnkes. cf.. 4 1 2 0 0 i
edh'm, c 4 1 7 1 OB'lngo. c. 3 1 5 3 o'
rhle, p... ?001 oBlIss. c.... 1 0 0 0 0
Ifleld. p. 1 0 0 2 fiWilllS: p... 3 0 0 1 0
rehcr .... I 0 0 0 orDa;0 . ] 0 0 0 0
rotals ...87 S 30 13 1 Totals ...51 7 201} 3
?Hatted for Richie In seventh.
I Bat ted fur Willis In tenth.
Score by Inning?; B.
H-igo .. .0 0 0 0 0 0 I 1 0 1-a
r.i.uls.) 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0-2
Summary: P.ur.sr-Sheckard. Schulte.
Inker. Hills. Oakcs. Two-base, hit?Kills.
Iire.e-base lilts?Oakes. Sheckard. f.ert on
ises?Ohiosgo. S; St. Louis. C "Hits?Off
iehle, 4 In fi Innings: olf Lrtfleld. i la 4
hi In tri*. First baso on balls?Oft Willis, S;
T Richie, 2. Struck out?By WI|IIb, 4; by
Iehle. 2: 1 iv Leltield, 1. Passed hall-Win
ft. Time of filme, 2:07. Umpires, Blgler
Dunsu Now Lllo to the iiody i:i
COLTS WIN AWAY
BUT L?SE GAME
and Burke trotted over. Hogers Hew
to second, while Avers popped a loul
to tlrst und was down, leaving two
stranded.
Nearly Score .li;.:lu.
The Goobers nearly scored In the
fifth, but Slinhions's try 16 stretch a
dunlile into a triple landed him out
Bide and the danger was over lor the
while. For tho Colts Gram lilt lo the
stands for two bases* and went to third
on tTournoy'a out. Burke whiffed, but
.lohn Haley delivered, scoring Graft.
The sixth produced blnuks for both.
The seventh was productlvo of one
each, the Goobers counting on Krcb's
triple to centre Held and Burnett's eac
rlfico fly. Tho Colts count resulted
from Graff's walk, belt::,- advanced by
Burke's single and Haley's clout to
Brooks, which tho pitcher could not
handle.
Another blank came to the Colts in
the eighth, but Tennant's slow-think?
ing toppleco gave the Goobers another
count. Neither could help themselves
in tiie ninth and the game was over.
A glailCO over the score will r-how that
tho Colts outhll tho Goobers nearly
two to one, yet wero unable to win.
It must have been that particular lady.
Tho score:
Richmond.
AH. K. H. O. A. B.
c.rirrin. :b.
Graff, 2b...
Flournoy,
Burke, rf..
Unity, lb..
Tcuna-nt, c
iM cCom&s,
Roger*, o..
Ayers, p..
Totti;? .31 4 13 27 I 01
Petersburg.
AB. R. H. O. A. E. I
Simmons, 2b. 4 12 2 4 0
Morrison. If. 3 2 2 0 0 0
Busch, ss. 4 1 1 4 2 0
i-pencer, rf. 2 0 0 0 0 0
Howedcll. 3b. 4 113 2 0
Krebs, cf. 4 1 10 0 0
Barnett. lb. 2 0 ft 10 0 0
I.ucla, c. 3 t. ft s ft 0
Vance,* p. 2 0 0 0 0 0
Brooks, p. 2 0 0 0 0 1
Totals .so ? : ?:a s :
?Tennant out. hit by batted ball.
Score by Innings: R.I
Richmond .0 ft 0 2 1 0 1 0 0?4
Petersburg .1 0 0 3 0 0 1 1 C?6
Summary: Two-bast hits?Graff, Klournoy. i
Thrse-btso hits?Simmons. Krebs. Home i
runr?Howedcll. Morr..'->n Sacrifice hit?;
Hpinccr. .Sacrifice fly?"Barnett. Morrison.
StOlen bases?Simmons. Baley. Ter.nur.t and
Mci'omns. Doubla play-?Sln-.mons to Busch'
to Br.rnett. Left or. eases?Richmond. 10;
Kctersbnrgi, 2. First base on ball."?Off 1
Y.ir.rr, j is, s innings; off Brooks. 1 in 7 !
Innings. Hits?Off Van.te. 7 In S lar.incs;
off Brooks. ?; In 7 innings. Struck out?By
Brooks, 3; by Ayers. ; lilt by pitcher?By
Avers, l (Spencer). Tl.-r.e of gams. 1:?0.
Lmn:re. Orth. ?'
Colts >Vln Twelvc-Inninj; (inme.
[Special to The Tlmos-Dlspatch,]
Petersburg, Vi>... July 4.?it took the
Colts twelve Innings to defeat tho'
Champs this morning, and but /or the!
errors of the Champs tho gome would
have been the other way. Both teams
started off brilliantly, tho Colts scor- |
Ing in tho llrst Inning on a hose on
balls, a steal by Griffin, who camo
homo on Klournoy's single. Tho
Champs went them one. better In their
half on a single oy Busch and Spencer's '
home run h:t to deep centro, scoring
Busch.
In tho fourth tho Colts tied tho game .
on Busch's and Barnott's errors and
Tennant's tingle, and in the sixth, took !
tho lead on Perryman'S single, Griffin's
tJicrtticti and Klournoy"a single to left
field, scoring Perry man. Tho Champs;
tied the scoro in the eighth on Bar- i
nett'a single, Lucia's sacrifice and Sim?
mons'.* bingle, which Tennant flowed
to go past him. and Barnott scored.
In tho ninth PCrryman was relieved
by Doc Ayers, and the best that tho
Champs couhd do for him was two
Angles In the remaining four inning
of tho game. In tho twelfth Inning
Maco walked ai.l wont to second on
Aye re's saoriflco, and Grifiin brought
him over With tho winning run by hit?
ting for two bases down the third bi.se
line. The Cha:i.;js in their hall" of the
twelfth were re'..red In one, two, three
order.
, The Colt3 played a fast and classy
fielding game, ar.d tho two double plays
of Griffin ami Kaley aided very mate?
rially in tho results of the game.
Tho score:
Petersburg.
AB. P.. 1L O. A. E.
Simmons, rb. 4 0 2 4 I 1
Morrison. If. 8 0 1 2 0 1
Busch, as. { 1 2 0 2 2
Spencer, rf. t 1 1 6 0 T
Howedsll, 2b. 4 0 1 4 4 0
Krebs, cf. 4 0 0 3 0 b
Barnett, lb. 4 1 1 15 4 1
Lucia, c. 3 0 0 S 2 t)
-irtnnagt.il, c. 2 0 0 3 1 0
Cr*lg?r, ?. 4 0 0 0 6 1
Totals .23 3 I 31 21 7
Richmond.
AB. H. It O. A. E.
Griffin, 2s. 4 1 3 3 4 0
Graff. 21). 4 0 10 10
Klournoy. If. & 0 1 1 0 0
Burke, rf. 6 0 0 3 o 0
Haley, lb. 5 1 1 15 0 u
Tennant. cf. 4 S 1 4 0 1
Baker, si..V.4 0 o n 3 o
.Mace, c. 3 1 0 7 6 0
Ferryman, p. S l l o 2 0
Ayers, p. 10 10 0 0
Tot >la .S3 4 t ii Ii 1
The score by Innings: n.
Richmond.1 oolioooooo 1-t
Petersburg .3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0?3
Summary: Tvt i-tiass hits?Howedcll. Orif
tin, Avers. * Horn ? run?Spencer. Stolen
base?Griffin. Double plays?Griffin to Ra-1
ley (!), Left - n bases?Richmond. 5; Pe?
tersburg. 4. First :,ase on balls?Off Cre.lger,
i; off Ferryman, : Struck out?By Perry-i
man, 4: by a- . i 3; by (.'reiser. 4. Hits?
off Ferryman, 1 In s Innings: off Ayers, 2 In
4 Innings. Hit by pitcher?Simmon,. Tlmo
of gaano, 2:2:. I:;,pire. Orth. Attendance.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At Indianapolis: Indianapolis, 1; To?
ledo. 3 (Urs: game)j IndlanapoMs, 0;
Toledo, 2 (second game).
At MUwau .? . Milwaukee, 2; Kan
'?; City, 7 (first game). Second game
postponed, w< rrounds.
At Loulsvllli Loulsvllle-Coluifibiis.
llrst ga.un pi. .med. rain. Afternoon
K?me; Louisville, j); Columbus, 3.
At Minneapolis Minneapolls-St. Paul,
win.
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION
At Wlnston-I?alejn: Wlnston-Salem,
5; Greensboro, ',. (Morning game.)
At Greenshorr; Groenshoro, 0; Wln
Ston-Salem, 2, (Afternoon gnme.i
At Spartansburg: Kpartansburg, R;
Greonvllle, t. (Morning gamo; eight
Innings.)
At Greenville: Greenville, 8; Spar
tahburg, 4 (Afternoon game.)
At Charlott. Charlotte, 1; Ander?
son. 7. (Morning gamo.)
At Charlotte: Churlotte. 1; Ander?
son, 0. (Afternoon game.)
Tarheel Pitcher Strikes
Out Twenty-Four Men
Charlotte, \. {j, .lulr 4.? Pitcher
Jayneu, ?? Vorth Cnrollnn college
Iwlrlcr, silrnrlc out twenty-four
men thin ul i. i i,oi)ii, pllchliiii for
Morganton again** n team of semi
professionals of i.enoir.
Results in the American League
Doubles by Baker and Lore
Score Runs Needed to
Defeat Boston.
TIGERS WIN FROM BROWNS
Washington Beats New York,
and Cleveland Loses to
White Sox.
Philadelphia. July 4.?Tho Athletic* and
B?stona ?pllt even before record crowds to?
day, both games being hurd-fought. Tin
scores were- 4 to 3 anil 0 to 5. Doutdos by
Baker and Lord pave the'mornlui game to
tho Champion?. Plank being very steady
In pinches. Score:
Boston. Philadelphia.
AU 11 O A F. AI) II O A B
Hooper,
Virkes, lb. 4
Speaker, cf I
Lewie, If... 3
Qordn'r, 3b 3
Stahl, lb... 4
Wagner, as *
Cady, c_4
Wood, p_ 3
2 0 0
1 1 0
2 1 4
Ol.ord.
OOldrtiig. cf 3
OCollt.-iu, tb, 3
Obakcr, 3b.. 4
Oil'Innls, lb 3
OStrunk. If. 4
1 Derrick, ts 1
OLapp, e.V.. 2
01'iank. p... 3
110 0
13 10
1 I
Totals ...33 0 24 13 1 Totals ...25 ?27 15 1
Score by Ir.nlngt: R.
Boston .0 0100011 0-3
Philadelphia .0 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 "?4
Summary: Huns?Baker, Strunk. Lapp.
Plank, Speaker. Wagner, Wood. Two-baae ?
hits?Baker, Lord. Wood (2), Speaker. Sac?
rifice hits?Mcflnnts, Derrick. Hooper. 0.tid
n?r. Sacrifice fly?Oldrlng. Double p'.sy? I
Oldrlng to Mdhnls. Left on bases?Phlli- i
nelphta. e; Boston. 7. First base on errors
?Philadelphia. I; Boston. 1. Flist base ort j
balls?Off Plank. 2: off Wood, 2. Struck out!
? By Planlt. 4; by Wood. 2. W:ld pitch?'
Wood Tim.) of g.irne. 1.7.3. Cn.pli ?:. L'tj;i|
and O'Loughltn.
EASY FOR DETROIT
Detroit. July 4.?Detroit easily defeated St.
Louis this mortdng ? to ?.. The homo club
bunched hits off Buumgardner In the first
und third Innings. Home runs by Cobb and
Austin featured. i"core:
St. LoulS. Detroit.
AH H O A E All H O A E
Fhotten. cf 4 1 3 0 1 Vitt. 3b.... I .' 0 C 0
Jsntsen. rf 4 3 0 1 OBunh. ss... 4 0 3 6 o
Kutlna, lb. 4 0 4 0 OCtfbb, cf... 0 3 0 0 0
Pratt, ss... 4 o 4 4 lr-raw'd, rf. 4 2 3 0 (?
Laporte. 3b 4 3 3 2 ODeleVy. If. 3 1 3 1 1
2 OMorMty. lb 2 ill 1 0
0 I Louden. 2b 3 0 3 4 0
1 OFtannge. c 2 0 5 1 0
0 OOrnlo-.v, c. 0 0 0 0 0
1 OWIllett, p. 4 1 0 4 0
0 OGalnor. cf. 0 0 0 0 0
Austin. 3b.. 4
Hogan. If.. 3
Krlrhell. e. 2
Alex'der, c. i
R'g.ird'r, p 2
Brown, p.. 1
?e'onipiun.. 1
tAlghton .. 1
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
Totals ...1511 24 H 2 Totals ...30 10 17 U 1
?BaV'fl for Rogan In ninth
?Butted for Brown In ninth.
Score by Innings: B
Detro'.* .2 0 3 0 112 0 ???
St, lyouia.0 0 0 r 1 0 0 ' 2 -5
Summary: Buns?Lipon?. Austin (2), Vlit
(2>. Rush it). Cobb (8), Crawford C.I Homo
runs?Cobb. Au.itln. Sacrifice hit?Louden.
Ftolen bases?Cobb fl>. Morlarlty. Double
Plays?Bush to Louden: Pratt to Austin:
L.ipr.rte to Prstt to Kutlnn. Hlt??Off Baurn
gsrdn?r. S In 5 Innings: off Brown. 2 In 3
Innlnjrs. First h,\s? on halls?Off B i irn
tnrdner. 3; of* Brown. 1. Struck out?By
Baumgardner, 3; by Wlllett. E. Hit by
pitcher?By Baumgartner. 2 f Dolehnntv,
Cobb?: by Brown. 1 fMorlarlty . Pass?d
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6,
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$4 to $6 Oxfords, at
$2.95 a Pair
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The wren's Shoo Store, where
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Ask About It.
Trip
Every Sunday
TO
OLD POINT OCEAN VIEW
UUCKROE NORFOLK
A. BEACH WILIidUGUDY BEACH
VIA
Sunday Outings
TRAINS?3?TIIA INS
8i30 A. M., 0 A. M. nnd 13 Noon.
8:30 train (seaside special) makes no
slop between Richmond and Old Point.
0:00 A, M. and 12 noon trains stop
only at Newport N?jws, connecting With
C. & O. .steamer for Norfolk.
Virginia Rea<-h passengers must tnko
9:00 A. M. train. Norfolk tickets irood
via Newport Ntnvs or via, Old Point Bind
Ocean View.
All trnliiM connect nt Old Polnl -?villi
ntentm-'r for WlllOngUby Beuch nnd
Ocean View.
Shortest, ?.nickest nnd best route.
Returning! passengers can leave
Ocean Vlow for Old Point via Wil
louRhby lleooh every hour until 7:rtJ
P. M.
Trains leave Old Point 4:25 nr.d 8:15
I*. M
Trains leave Newport N'ons 5:00 and
9:lfi P. M.
C & O. slevmcr leaves Norfolk 4:00
and' 8:00 P. M.
American League
YGSTKRDAX'S III"'?tI.TS.
Philadelphia, 4j Huston, :? (tnoru
Iiik gume),
Philadelphia. Bf Boston, 0 (nfter
Washington, LSi New VorU, B
(morning wuim?),
\\ nrjjlnu'ojj. 13-. New York, 1
(afternoon same),
Chicago, 'J( Cleveland, 1 (niornln?
Came),
4 hl.neo, -l| CleTelaod, O (aftrr
nooa pwae),
Detroit, Di St. Lonln, 3 (morning
gante),
Detroit, 7) 5t. Louis, 0 (ttftcrnoon
game),
ST.* N DIN O Oll" THFJ CI.tTDS.
Last
Club, Wim, Loat. r.C. tfear
Dostou . I!> 28 .(IHl ,833
Philadelphia . . -to its .r.is ,08t
Washington . . 4SI :ti ,Mi ,85a
Chicago .-10 :tn .r.7i .831
Cleveland .a? ar? .r,0o ,483
Detroit . :m ::r AOS .071
New V?rie ..'..10 4H .284 ,629
st. Louis . in 4? .-.^n ,263
WIir.ltF. TFDBY PLAT TO-DAY.
Detroit nt Chicago,
New York nt Wn?htn<;ton.
Iloaton nt Philadelphia.
(Other game not scheduled.)
ba!l-^Alexarvd?r. Tlmo of carps. 1:4(1 Um
1 Ire??D!n?en and Sheridan.
NATIONALS WIN EASILY
Washington. July 4 ?Now York flelded
badly thla morning and Waahlngton won
eafclly, 1? to C. Caahlon was wild, but ef?
fective In tho pinches. McBrldc's Behling]
featured thu gamo. Bcore:
Now York. Washington.
AU H O A K All 11 O A E
Daniel?. 3 0 1 0 3 Mueller, rfi : : 0 t
?,!s- c'. ? 0 1 0 ? K?ster, 2b. I 1 2 4 0
Sterrttt, lb 4 1 14 0 OMIIan. cfi. 1 0 10 0
Z!nn. cf.... 1 0 0 0 OWalkor, cfl 0 1 0 ?'
O'Dowd. ??4114 SOandll, lb. 3 1 ? 0 0'
Martin, lb. 4 1 0 6 L Henry, ?b, ? 1? O l
Kord, Tb... 4 13? IMoros. 3b 4 14..
Sweeney. 0. 3 0 4 2 lyhank?. If. 4 1 0 n Ol
M Con'll, p. 3 0 0 2 lM'Rrl'e, ?? 4 0 2 ? 0
Atns'ltb, b 4 2 3 3 0
Cashlon, p 4 1 0 1 0
Total? ...Jl 4 2t 15 i Totss ..SO a 27 1! 1
Scoro by Inning?: lt.
New York.0 0100404 C~ '.
Washington.3 0 0 0 1 : 2 0 * ? ;:
Summary: Danlei?, O'Dowd, Martin. Kord"
Sw-eney. Moe:ter (!>, Ko?ter. Milan (2,
v. alker. <sj?ndt:. Morgan (Ii, Shank? (i),
Ainsmlth. Ywo-baso hit*?Kord. Mneller.
Home run?Phank?. Stolen hasn?. Motltsr
Oandll. Morgan, Shsnka, Walker. Left on
bates?New York. 7; Washington, 4. Klrst
base on balls-Off McConnslf, 2; off Cslhloti, I
S. Kirat Las? m errors?Now York. 1; Wash
Ington. ?. .Struck out-ny Mefonnell, ?? by
Cushion. 3 Pajii?<l ball?A Ir. smith,
plteh?^??hlon. Tim? nf g.itne. HSS. Um-1
Piro?. Evans and Westervelt.
PETERS PITCHEs"gREAT GAME
Oilcago. July 4 -The Snx and Naps broke ,
even In their double -reader h*rs ".-lav
The Sox tor.k the morning's battle 2 to 1
Peter? pitched airtight bril; and fsatured
'ho nrst game. Score:
Cleveland. Chicago.
AH H O A E All If O A K.
Ryan. If.... 4 1 1 0 Oflath. Jh... 3 12 6?
01?on. sa... 4 110 1 Ix>rd. 2b... 4 110 1
Jackson, rf 4 0 d 0 0Co!:in?. lb. 3 2 11 0 0
I-slole, 2b . 4 1 4 9 ODodlo, rf.. 4 0 2 0 0
O.-lcgs. lb. 3 0 13 1 O.M ttlek, cf 2 0 3 0 0'
Easterly, n 0 1 s ICal'han. if 3 1 3 0 0
ni: ham, rf 4 1 1 0 1 Weaver, as 3 1 1 If
Hostello, cf 1 0 8 0 OK'ihn. c... 2 13 10
Turner. Sb. 2 12 2 1 Peters, p.. 2 7 14 0
ISland'g, p. 3 1 0 3 0 I
otnls ...23 6 24 17 4 Totnts ..2732714 lj
fore by Innings: n.
veland .04)6004010-1
caRo ..J f. 0 0 0 0 0 0 ??3 |
ummary: Runs?Itath. Collins. Turner.
O-bSle hit?Kuhn. Doubl? plays? Lajole I
Orlgrs; Turner to Orlgga; islanding to
(ol? to Or!g?s. Klrst base on b:?::s?Off]
indlng. 4: off Peters. 7. Struck out?By
tndlr.R. 1; by Peters. 1 Tlri.- of game
5. t'mplres. Hart and Cc.r.:io:iv.
Cotch Defeats Smejkal.
Chicago. .Inly 4.?Cham? Ion Frank
notch defeated Joe Smejkal In Straight
tallH here to-day. The first fall
In seven minutes and twenty seconds'
on hatnmerlock hold, and the second '
In four minutes and flfty-flvo seconds
on a crotch hold.
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE
At Johnson City: Johnson City, _?
Brlat?l, 1 (morning gamo); Johnson i
City-Bristol, rain (afternoon gamo).
At Ashovllle: Ashovllle, 7: 'Morris-1
town. 2 (morning f--nme); Ashevllle, 1;
Morrlstown, 5 (afternoon game).
fJoli Tournament Winners.
Gordon Ryrla Wood won tho Fourth!
of July golf tournament at the Her- '
mltdge Golf Club yesterday by the nut
score of CS. The day was Ideal and
a largo field contested for tho honors.
Council Schedule.
The Council Committee on Water has been
called lo meet this nfternoon at 6 o'clock.
Tho Committee on Grounds and Buildings
will meet to-night at 8 o'clock.
[Special to Tho Times-Dispatch.]
Winston-Salom, N. C, July 4.?'i'hc i
State Socialist Convention was held
hero to-day with delegated from nearly
all locals represented. Pluns wore I
made for trying to secure a .State So?
cialist nowspaper and olso for rn'ning
campaign funds to waga a campaign.
Tho same platform as last year, except
ono now plank favoring paying con?
victs wages, and after doductlllg tho
exponso of keeping them, lo turn tho
balance over to their families, was
adopted.
P. Gardner, of Lakeviow. was tempo?
rary chairman, and W. M. Weutherly,|
of Groonahoro, temporary secretary.
Tho organization was made permanent,
A Statu ticket wus nominated mi fol?
lows: Governor. II. E. Hodges, ot Wash?
ington; Lloutonant-Govorn.ir. IJ. T. Til?
ler, of Ashovllle; Secretary of State, W.
M. Wc-atherly. Greensboro; Auditor, B,
Stuart, of Spencer; Treasuror. W. H.
Haylor, Vtrinston-Salsm; Superintend?
ent of Public Instruction, Roy, G. Bi
Hunt, Lexington; Attorney-General, W.
G. Grogson; Commissioner of Agrloul
tpre, Bruise Anderson, of Lonoir; Com?
missioner of J?i.l>or and Prtntlng,
George P. Wilson, of I'faft'town; Cor-'
poratlon Commlsfdoners, It J. Morton.
Greensboro, and V. T. Grubba. ot Kins:
Insurance Commissioner, R. H, Line, of
Aurora.
President Cameron ami Secretary and
Treasurer A. II. Biter, of the North
Carolina Railroad, to-night wired nil
directors of the company asking them
lo attend the funeral of tho inte Gen
oral R. r. Holte in Raleigh tb-nior.row.
General lloko was a dLroctor of the
road.
NATIONALS AGAIN
IN THIRD PLAG
Jump Above White Sox by Wim
ning From New York
Highlanders.
boston beats athletics
Chicago Falls Before Cleveland,
and Browns Shut Out by
Tigers.
Washington, July 4.?Washington's victory,
was nt Qulnn's expense In the" afternoon.
Groom was In splendid form, and Morgan,
and (Jandll rasilo sensational plays. Score-,
U asulncton, New York.
AB It O A B AU UO A Q
Mocker, rf. 1 3 i u uDnnlcis, If 4 0 0 0 0
Foster, Sb.. 5 3 0.' 1 Otis. cf.... 4 0 0 1?
Milan, cf... S 13 0 Oh'ter'ctt, lb 4 0 15 0 0
Candll, lb.. 4 14 1 ItZlnn. rf.... 4 110 1
r, lb. 1 0 3 0 CO'Dowd. nl ii O' 1 0
Morgan, :b 6 o 1 2 oMitrtiii. ib. i t 1 1 o
shanks. If. 4 1 2 0 OFord. ?b... 4 2 0 4 1
M'Brlde, es 2 0 o c 0Street, c... S 17 0 9
Roach, ss.. 1 1 0 0 OslJlun, p .. 3 1 0 2 0;
Henry, c... 4 3 ? 2 u
Uroom, p... 4 3 110
Totals ...? 15 27 8 I Totals ...50 6 2113 1
ffeore. by Innings! U.
Woshlneton .1 0 2 4 1 2 1 0 ??13
New York.0 1000000 0?1
Eumniary: Rur.s?Moeller (3). Foster. Mi?
lan (2). Shanks. McHrlde. Roach. Henry
(2). Groom. Zlnh. F.arnod runs-Washing?
ton, t; New York. 1. Two-base hlt-.Milnn.
Three-bass hits?lilnn. Fotter. Rome runs?
Moellcr, Roach. Sscrlf.ce fly?Martin. Btfibi
en bases?Foster. Stre-et. Left on bases ?
Washington, 6; New York. ?. Fust base on,
bal'.s-0:f Qulnn. 1; off Groom. 2. .Struck;
out-By Qulnn. Si by Oroom, 5. Hit by
p!tch?r-By Qulnn. 1 (McBride). Timu "i
game, R65. Umpires, Wcatervelt and En ana.
no-hit game by mullin
Detroit. Mtcb., July 4.?From the waives
class to the no-hlt class was the score of
?Lurge Mullln** Fojrth of July colebratloru
Incidentally, the Tigers took two bamcs.
k U 1 and 7 to 0.
Two or three weeks aiio President Navln
asked waivers on Mulsin, and all the Clubs
In the learuo tried to buy him tor
This piqued George, who sold he'd saow
them. This afternoon Mullln pitched a no-n
Ml game. Fcore:
St. Louis. DetroU.
AU II O AB All If O A EJ
Shotten. cf 1 0 4 1 OVitt. tb.... 4 0 0 0 0
Junten, rf 3 0 1 0 OBush. si... 3 14 10
Kutlns, lb. 4 0 7 1 ICohb. cf... 4 ; <l 0 0
Pratt, si... 4 0 3 4 lCraw*d, rf. 5 1 2 9 9
Lsporte. 2b 3 o 2 2 IDele ty. If. M
Austin. 3b.. 1 0 3 2 IMor'lty. IM 1
i Reran, cf.. 2 0 1 0 0 l/juden. 2b 3 3 1 - J
Con ton, If. 1 0 0 0 OStanase. c4 0 . 13
Stephens, c J 0 3 4 2 Mullln. p. . 4 2 1!?
Adan.s, p.. 1 0 0 1 0
?Hs'llton, p. 1 0 0 0 0
Mitchell, p. 0 0 0 0 0
?Stovall ... 1 0 0 t, o _<
Totals ...?"in?! ? TOUl? ...?JR27 9 I
?Batted for Hamilton In ninth.
Score b-> Innings:
c. j^ouls .0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0?0
b'-iroH 1 ... .11 lOO e'ot ?r-7
Summary: Runs-^VRt. Bush. Cobb. ?'r?w
fonl. Delenanty, Louden tl. Two-base Mi?
Mullln. Iielehantv. Kacrltlce h.ts-J inilien,
escritlc.o nv?Delchanty. Sto.en baies-\lit.
I Louden. Double plays?Mullln to Mortiriiy
! to Bush: Pratt to I-iporte: Shotten to
to rtephens: Stephens to Kutlna to . '?
[ pl-.ens. Left on baies-St. Louis, r.; Detroit?
IS. First base o r.rrrori-.ct. LOUIS, I, ??.
' trolt. 5 Hits-OfT Adams. 4 In 4 1?!"?: n?
Hamilton 2 In I Innings; off Mitchell. 3 In
1 Inning. First base on bal'.a-Ofr Adams.
!? off Hamilton. 11 off Mullln. S Struck out
-By Mullln. 5. Time of game. 2:01. Um?
pires, Rlr.een and Sheridan.
costly errors lose game
Philadelphia. July 4.?In th? afternoon tho
Athletics hsd a flying lead, but two costly
er-crs by Derrick, who played In Barrys
place at short, gave victory tj?' the visitors.
Score:
Boston. Philadelphia.
ABl! OAS AB H O A ?
Hooper, rf. 4 1 l 0 '.Lord. rf.... 4 1 I J J
Verkes :b. 412: ooidrins. cf 4 J 0 0 0
Speaker, of C 3 2 0 I Collins, Jb. 4 2 3 1 O
Lewis, if... 3 0 2 0 OBsker. 3b.. 4 0- 2 0
Gsrcn'r. Sb 4 1 0 4 oM'Innls. lb 4 0*51
Stahl, lb... S 3 9 1 lS-.runk. If. 4 2 4 0 .1
Warmer, ss 4 3 4 2 oDerrlck. ss 3 1 2 o 3
Csrrlgsn, c 1 0 s ? obapp. c.... 31.10
Bedient, p. 0 0 0 0 oBrown. p.. 2 0 0 \ 9
Hall, p. 4 111 oHender. p. 1 0 0 1 0
?Coombs .. 1 0 0 0 0
?Maggert.. 1 0 0 0 0
IBar.-y .... 0 0 0 0 0;
Totals ...37 1127 15 j Totals ...55 10 27 1: A
?Batted for Derrick In ninth.
tBatte.l for Bender In ninth.
titan for Lapp In ninth.
Score by innings:
Boston.1 0 0 0 3 0 1 1 0-4
Philadelphia .5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1-3
Summary: Buns-I^ord, Oldring (-'?. Biker,
Strunk, Hooper. Ycrkef. Speaker <2?. Card?
ner. Wagner. Two-bnse hit?Strunk. Three,
basu hit?Speaker. flaerirtce hit?Y?rkei.
Bacrincs 0y?Lewis. Double plays?Htahl to
C?fligsn t* yerkes: Vcrkcs to Wagner to
Stahl. I,?" on bascs-l'liiladelphiu. Z; Bos?
ton, f.. First base on errors?Philadelphia,
2; Boston. 3. Hits?Ott Bedient, 3 In 1 In-,
nln;r; off Hall. 7 In 9 Innings; off Brown. 7
In 5 Innings; off Bender. 4 in 4 Innings.
First baso on balls-Off Brown. 3; off Hull*
2. Struck out?By Brown. 1; by Bender. I|
I by Rail, 5. Time of game. 2:01. Umpires,'
j Bgan und O'Loughlln.
naps"defeaT white" sox
Chicago. [II., July 4.?Cleveland won thel
second game to-dsy from Chicago hy the)
scoro of 0 to 4. Tho Naps batted Mo.~rl.lgrl
and Jordan for six tallies In the opening
of the second game, and cinched matter?,
from the start. Score:
Cleveland. Chicago,
AB H O A K AB If O A H
r.yan, If.... R 0 2 0 ORath. 7b... 4 12 3?
Olson, ss... 5 ! 1 I OLord. 3b... 5 0 114
.T.ick*on, rf 4 3 3 0 0Collins, lb. 5 2 IS 0 0
Lajole. :>>.. ?14 1 OBodie. rf.. 30000
Orlx'trs, lb. 4 3 fl 1 OM'ttick. cf 4 1 4 0 a
Blr'ham. cf 4 2 2 0 1 Cal'han. If 5 S 3 0 ?
Turner. Sb. 4 2 3 0 1 Weaver, ss 4 1 2 7 0)
O'Neill, e.. 3 0 0 2 0 Block, c.. .4 3 1 1 5
Oregg, p... 4 10 0 OSulllvan, c 0 0 1 0 0
Mo'rld'e. p 0 0 0 0 0
Jordan, p. 3 0 0 2 g
White, p.. 0 0 0 0 1)
?Zrldcr ...II 0OQ
ILango .... 1 0 0 0 8
Totals .. 37 13 27 3 C Totals ...30 11 if 14 Oj
?Batted for Jordan In eighth.
IHatted f..r Sullivan In ninth,
Score by Innings: Tf?
Cleveland .e, 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 (V-fr
Chlcnco .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 S 1?4,
Bummsryt Runs?Collins. Bodlo. Callnhnn,
Weaver, Olson. Lsjole, Crlirgs f3. Blrmln<<<
ham f2). Turner. Two-hn.?e hits?Jackson,
Weaver. Three-bas" hits?C.rlgga (2). Cal?
lnhnn. Homo run?P-trmlnghnm. Double!
rd.iv?rnllln* ftinssslstedl. Sacrifice hits?
Weaver, Ci'S'elll. Stolen base?Orleirs Kits
--Off Mogrldge, 4 In 1-3 Inning; off Jordan,
0 In 7 2-3 Innings. Firs' base on halls-Off
Oregg.- 4. Ftruolt out?By Oregg. 7. Wlidl
pitch?Mogrldge. Time of game, i:tO. Umj
nlres. Connolly and Hart.
Covlnnrtdn Wins Two Games. '\
[RnOClal to The 'riiees-Olnpnteh.l
Covinffton, Va., July 4.?The Covlntr*
ton baKebnll team took two pramea
from SMunton here to-dny. tho flrsij
by f, lo S and the second 7 to 0. Thf<
r.Mtnro of the first prame was t li of
playlncr of Andrew? at short for th<2
locnls nnd the pltehlnrr of T.ontort
for Stutnlon he hnvlnrr twelve strike*
cuts, nnd with perfect Huppert Should
have won his orme. In the second
game, Pitcher Manch, for the locals!
had tho visitors 'it his niorcy nt nltj
1 times. Manch bar pitched fourteen^
Samoa thiH year and has lost hut t'.va,,

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