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Richmond and Portsmouth Play Double Header To-Day
MANSER HELPS COLTS
BUT CASTRO SAYS NAY
Portsmouth Twirler, peeking tky After Three
Successive Hits in Ninth, Forces in Two Runs
When He [s Qu ckly bent t.j Bjnch and
Mayer Substituted, Saving Day.
BY GUS MALBERT.
Ephraim Manser, a young man who will admit that lie is a
hurlcr of no mean ability, came very near getting the Ports?
mouth baseball club into a peck of trouble yesterday aiternoon.
and entirely succeeded in upsetting his bo>s by nearly throwing
away a ball game in the ninth inning alter it appeared packed
and salted and bound seaward, a three-run lead having been es?
tablished by Portsmouth!, Lucius Castro, the man who never
stands still, and the party most directly interested, disagreed with
the obvious purpose "f Mr. Manser, and, without regard for hi>
youthful feelings, ruthlessly sent hiiii to oblivion, substituting a
Mr. Mayer, lie whom the fellows in the big show are after, there?
by righting matters and winning, while three Colts Occupied the
cushions and Johnny Mace put the end to all the misery by
forcing Roger- out a; second. 5 to j was the result.
\?i tlusary'?: liny. C
Si voral lessons might be learned from i
Umt ball game, and none would be more !
fitting thuu it never pays to flirt; with
fatcj Harvey Bussey* usually depend'
able, and who will unquestionably win I
A majority of his games, waa being
slashed at not infrequent interval-'.'
Every single wobble of the locals was j
counting for the opposition, while the
Colts could do all-tired little with Man- ?
6C1 it was evidently not Harvey's,
day. Kate was against him. Had Bus.
y been removed early in the fray,
I Vod? for one of tho games to-day,
w iL' Strain or ferryman computed
the affair In hand, wo might have won.
Hut then that was a matter for Steph, n
prifHn to decide, and he decided ad
vi; selv.
The fact of the matter is that the |
Cults sbould have w on. There can be j
no question about that statement. Hood, j
?olid clouts by Carter and Grlftin, helped '
by Graffs sandwich of a sacrlllce,
brought forth a tally in the first In?
ning. It took Castro four Innings to
overcome tins iead, though he came en?
tirely too close for comfort in the thirl,
and only tho sharpest kind of Heldin ff!
prevented what looked like a sun :? i
Uarvln, leading off, had hit safely by I
Italey, Manser sacrificed perfectly, and
k.-r hit, sending Garvln to thir>7
Bi . ker tried a delayed steal, but was
thrown out by Rogers. Keating walked,
but Nixon wus out, so that the danger
was passed.
I nluckj in Fourth,
There was not so much lack In th-i
fourth, which brought the cVenrUp.i
score for the visitors. Castro led olf |
vVith a double, which hit the top of
left Held fence, and advanced while
Guy Tltman was rolling oul from short
to llrst. Kveti with Castro on third
the score would hover have crossed but ?
tlint McCornas and Graff got a trifle'
til ? I -r.i ., mi .itl bounded, which caused
1 red to wobble just a little bit and gav^
? .. tro the chance to count. As Gar?
vln was easy from Bussey to Haley, it
can be plainly seen that the error was
ratio:- costly.
The two runs which should right?
fully have gone to Portsmouth, pre?
suming that perfect support hild been
accorded Bussey. caino in the ilfth and
sixth, and were the result of clenii)
drives. Manser fooled everybody by
driving the leather aimost to the sairioi
spot hit by Castro In the fourth, and
Keating helped him around with ll
tap to centre. In the sixth Garvln got
. n< rner safety, ami Backer's hit to t't ?
clubhouse let him over. Two Were
added to the total in the ninth, one
of which was a gift offering when Ro?
gers muffed Castro's high liy lust in
front of the plate, which let Watson
score from second. The other score
came from Heating's bit. NiNon's out
and Wutson's safe slam to right. I
\ itiit in the Cloud*.
With the scor. ."> to :' in the ninth,
ospects c6uld**i'bt nave been gloomier.
Carter didn't' tfteb give the fans a
iliance to shout, fouling to Garvln.
'.'..?aft could hit no further than Manser,
and he, loo, was down. Here were two
? three runs heeded to tie the score,
in'd the crowd started to leave. Grillln.
after worrying Manser considerably
the le his fojrth hit of the cam.- count
f": a double. The fun had begun
Burkt beat his bit to short. Raley fol
lowed with his hit. tilling tiie cushions.
Mr. Manser started skyward II.?
tlifcw four balls, with never a strike,
to Tennant. This forced Qrlf. over
and still left three on. Still soaring,
Mr. Munt, r threw four more bad onos
to Rogers, forcing Bbrkc with the sec?
ond run of. the inning und placing the
Colts just one behind. John Mace was
substituted for McCornas, and May. r
Plr.re of Manser Mayer pitched just
or.- ball. Mace swung and connect, d.
Virginia League
ii Bsi i ts 11 !s i'rcnu \v.
Richmond, 4| Portsmouth,
Petersburg, l: Norfolk, i.
Itoauokr, Newport New?, a.
ST \ M)1M. t >r TIIK CM BS.
LomI
i lull?. Won, l.nnt. V.r. Vcnr.
Portsmouth ? 4" 31 .0?:i ...
ItAonokc .!?> :tl .6S.1 .41? I
Petersburg ... mi :t"> .iws .3-0
Itlchmond .... 44 Ott .SSO ,403
Norfolk .4.'t V.? ..VJ-I ..-.7!?
Newport N'ewi :\2 4*1 .410
\\ III iti: III l: % l'l. VY TO-D \ V.
Portsmouth in Ulcbmond.
Norfolk nt Petersburg??
Xc,Tporl Xtn'h h| Itonnokr.
but the ball floated oailly to Keating.!
.?.:i<1 Rogers was forced, ending the con?
test, which was exciting, hut by no;
nii ana satisfactory. Tho score:
nlchtnond,
a.b. r ii 0. a. e.
Carter, cf. 4 2 2 1 0 0
Gruff. 3b. 4 0 1 0 .*. 1
Griffin, 2l>.5 1 1 11 1 0 ,
BUrke, i f.;. i 2 l o 0!
Rkleyj lb. I 0 3 ; 15 0 0 j
Tdnhant, if.4 o o 2 o o i
Rogers, c. 4 o i 3 2 l
Met '.?mas, ss. 4 J 0 3 3 0
Bussey, p. 4 ? l 0 5 u
xMacc . l o o o 0 o;
Totals .39 4 1 4 27 16 2
I'ortMiuout b,
A.B. It. H. ?. A. 13.
Becker, rf, . o 2 0 u o
Keating, sf. 3 l a 3 4 i
Nixon, cf. f. u o 4 0 o
'Watson, lb. I l l 9 i o
Castro, ?b. i i 3 :\ 0
Titman, if. 5 0 1 1 c >
I Cooper, 3b. 3 0 0 0 2 0
Gnrvln, c. 4 1 2 7 1 0
Manser, i>. 3 1 1 0 I 0
Mayor, p. 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals . 3.1 5 11 27 15 0
X Batted for McComas in ninth.
Si ?? by Innings: R.
Richmond . inoojoin"?4
Portsmouth . n f> u 1 1 ! 0 n 2?.",
Summary; Sacrifice hits?Keating,
Graff, Manser Cooper Two-base hits
?Castro, Manser, Griffin. Three-base
hit ? Herl:, r. Stoh n bases?Carter. Mc
Comas. Hase on bails?Off Buasey, 3;
off Manser, i. Left on bases?Rich?
mond. IS; Portsmouth, |0. lilt by pitch?
ed balls?Becker, Hits?Off Manser, 14
in s Innings; Of Mayer, 0 in 1-3
Innings Struck Out?By Bussey. 3: by
Manser, 1 Time of game, 2 hours. Um'
pire. l>onahue.
international league
At Baltimore! Baltimore, 12; Jersey
City, 0.
I At Rochester: Rochester. 2; Toronto.
! ?2.
At Buffalo: Buffalo, 10; Montreal, 2.
At Providence: Providence, 16;
Newark, 9.
SOUTH atlantic IFaGUE
At Jacksonville: Jacksonville, 1. Al
bahy, 0.
At Savannah: Savannah. 4. Columbia.
?
At Columbus: Columbus, 1, Macon.
carolina association
! At Charlotti : Charlotte. 3; Spartan
burg, 0.
At Wtnston-Saiem: Wlnston-Salem,
2: Anderson. i. >ix innings; rain.
At i'.ri I'livllU . Greenville, 2; Orecns
?
irT
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This pre-eminent American product is
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today using for every reason - purity ?
smoothness?flavor and GO
Honest Old Quaker
R. L. Christian & Co., Distributors Richmond, Va
ONLY THREE HITS
IE OFF RIXEY
Former Virginia Star Twirier]
Uc^ts Chicago Cubs,
4 to o.
Chicago, July 10.?Joptha Kppa
Rlxey, Jr., bested the rubs. 4 to 0, to?
day. He nllowed but three hits, two
"t thqtn stuffed into the ninth round.
Crayath copped for the Phillies in the
opening spasm, whacking a double o:T I
Lnvenoer mat shooed Paskort home. 1
A homer and a couple of doubles,
cleared the way for two more counts,
in the third, by which lime Lavender I
letired. The score:
Cliirugo. 1'hlladelphla.
Ali It O AK Ali 11 OA t:
Hheck'd, 113 1 i 0 Ojl'ask't. cr. 3 1 1 0 t>!
Schulte, rf 3 o .' 0 Oii.obort, 3t>. 4 2 0 )0
Tinker, i i l ?: >,..loc ?. it.. i t 2 u o
Zlm'an, 3t> 10 0 1 tlorav'li, if 4 i o o o
Leach, <?(. : it i u IILuder't. lb t on i ?
Snler. lb.. 3 0. 1 Ohvnabc, 2b. I 1 I j 'J
Bvers, 2b.. i 0 l : 0 Ooolan, al ! I I ?
Downs. :bi " ? : olttllllfer, c. 4 o s l o
Archer, c. 3 111 ?j Rlxey, p .. 3 10 3 0,
Lav'der. t> t> o o t ul
Richie, p. t 0 0 1 0|
?(.?otter ... I 0 0 0 ij
fNccd'm .1 ooo e|
Totals :,2S 3 27 14 0| Totals ...3? 10 .7 11 ?I
'Struck out tor Lavender hi third. I
0 itti .1 lur Richie In ninth.
.-<?.?:?,. by Innings: R- i
Philadelphia .10:? 0 0 0 0 1-I
Chicago .00000000 0?0 .
Summary: Runt?Paakert (3). Mage.
Knabe. Left on bases?Philadelphia, t; ,
Chicago, I. lilts?nff Lavender, 5 In 3 In- |
nlngs; ort RlCtlle, 5 In S Innlnss. Two base
hits?Cruvath 12), Magec. Archer, Lobert.
Home run?I'askert. Double plays?Tinker
to Bvert to Baler; Archer to Bvers. Bases
on bails?off Lavender. 1: off Rlxey. 2.
Struck oat?by Rix.y. 5: by Lavender, R by
Richie, :. Sa.-rlflo hit?Schulte. Umpires,
Rlglcr and Flnnrran. Time. 2:5i.
REDS HELPED BY ERRORS
-
Cincinnati. Julv lie?George Tyler
hold the Reds to five hits to-day. but
wag given wretched support and the,
O'D?y crowd won. :i to 2. all their runs
being assisted around by errors.
Humphries pltohed good ball, and
would have blanked the Braves but
for a couple of errors by Bescher.
Marsans was laid up with a sore band
and Bat.s played centre hold in his
place. Oowdy, the Boston fist base?
man, who was badly spiked in the
heel by Roscher yesterday. is on
crutches, and will not be able to play
for a week or more. The score: ;
Ho.ton. I Cincinnati.
AB II ? A B AB H O A B
M'D'n'd 3b 4 0 1 1 t|Betchcr. If I ? i 0 2
Ca'bell, cf I 2 1 0 0,15atea, cf.. 3 0 10 0
Sweeny .b 1 " 1 J "lilobzcl. lb t I 7 1 0
Jackson If I 0 2 0 li.Ultrhell rf I J 4 3 0,
Titus, rf.. " l 3 0 OPhelan. 3b. 4 1 1 9 0
ilnuser. n> 1 l 7 I rlEgan. 2b.. 3 1 I 2 0 ,
O'R'ke, f.v 3 1 3 -' 2 Esmond *? 3 ; 6 3 0
?D.-viin ..1 0 'j 0 )|M'Lean. c. s 1 5 0 0
Ki:ng. c... 1 2 1 I Mll'phrle*. p 3 0 1 2 0
Ty!, r. p... 3 1 ? 1 1
tKlrkn .... 13 0 0 0
Totals ..SS "ill S r! Totals ...SO 5 27 S 2,
?Batted for OR..urge In ninth.
tBatted for Tyler in ninth.
.-r,,r, liv innings: ?. R.
Boston .n 0 0 0 0 1 : 0 0?2
Cincinnati .0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 *-3 ,
Summary: Runs?Jaakton. O'Rourkc. ;
Ph. .an (S), E<:in. Two base hits?Titus. ;
K:::ik Left on base*?Cincinnati. 6 Boston, j
7. Double play?line to McDonald. Struck
out?by Humphries. 4; by Tyler. 3. Bates .
on bills?off Humphries. 1; off Tyler. 2.1
Tithe. 1.13. Umpires. Klent and Bush. 1
CARDINALS BEAT BROOKLYN
' St. Louis, July 19. ? Five bases on
1 l.alls in one Inning, three Of them with
thl bases full, let the Cardinals beat
! Brooklyn to-day. C to 4. The Car- ,
Idlnnls used three pitchers and two
? 1 at. hers. A total Of fourteen passes :
: was issued, eight by Cardinal hurlers I
and six bv Dodgers. The score:
Brooklyn. -t. l.oni*.
AB H ?1 A E All H 0 A B j
r.M?ran cf. 1020 olHug'nt. :b. s 3:40
N then. if. P 1 - * OlMagee. if.. 3 0 3 0 ft i
! Smith, "h . 4 2 1 1 ?IMoivrey. Sb 3 1 1 2 ft
Danb't. lb 4 1 7 0 j'Koni y. lb. 3 1 10 0 ft!
I Cuts'w, ;t> b 0 1 4 0| Evans, rf.. 4 0 1 0 0;
Hii'mVt, rf 1 1 I 0 0 Heilten tsi sot; 0
Tooley, II. t ft 0 n OlOSkeS. cf.. 4 ft 3 0 fti
Fisher, >!. 1 m -' liBret'an, c. 3 2 6 0 0'
Miller, c.. 3 ! S 1 ClWlllls, p... 0 0 0 0 0
Curtis, p.. 0 ft 0 5 iMsieele, p... 1 1 0 1 0
Allen. t>... 3 1 ft 1 ^IPaliee; p... 20030
Bllst, e.... 0 0 0 0ft
I Totals .31 7:il0 l| Totals ...31 S 27 '.2 0.
I Score bv Innings: R.
I Rrook'.vn .0 1 2 0 : <l 0 0 ft-4
1 St Louis .0 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 ??8
? Summary: Runt?Daubert. Hummel (2),
Tooley, Hugglnr. Ilauter, Oaket. Brcaniihan.
j Steele, lliiss. Two base hits ?Daubert, A'.l.n. .
: Thr. .- Im?,- hit?Hupntnt. Stolen bases? 1
Konetchy. nauho.-t. Rr^snahan. Hit by
1 pitched lal'.-by Salle? (Millen. Bases on
j hnllH-ort Ai'.en. j; off Willis, 2; off Curtis,
i\ off Salleet 2: ort Steele. 4. struck out?
i by Allrn. 6; by Steel.-. 2: by S.illce, 2 Hits?
j off Willis. ? In t :-3 Innings; off Curtis, 4
In 1 2-3 Innings: Off Steele. 1 In 1 1-3 Innings.
Left dn bases?St. Louis. 7; Brooklyn. 12.
(Time. :10. Umpires, Johnstons and Baton,
MARQUARD BESTS 0T00LE j
-
Pittsburgh, Pa; July 19.?Pittsburgh j
and New York divided a double-header, I
each team winning, ? 4, this after-'
? noon. Marquard and O'Toole met
I again, and. as has been the case In the
four prevlus games, the Giant twlrler
I won. O'Toole lost his own game by
I giving four walks that resulted In the
only runs made off him. three. but
enough to win th" game. Pittsburgh
lilt Marquard ten times for a total of
nineteen bases. In the second game
II.-minx outpltched Ames, who was re?
lieved to make room for Crandall.
The score:
t I RSI (.AM B.
Pittsburgh. Xew York.
AH 1! O A B AB II O A K '
Mrr. -.r. rf ?? 1 0 0 OlDevore, If. 1 0 0 1 0
Rarej .:.. 3 1 2 ft o;snod?**. if. v l 0 0 ?'
Wilson, cf 4 1 6 1 0|Doyle, 2b.. 3 1 2 1 01
v..u::.t ?? 1 3 2 3 oBecker, cf. 4 1 4 0 0
Miller, lo. 1 it 12 1 OIMorkle, lb 3 ill t 0
3b... 4 2 t S OlMurray. rf. 3 0 0 ' 0
M'Car'y :i. 1 3 ft 0 <. 1 i<-m.j;. :;o. 3007a
Simon." e... 4 0 3 1 OlMcyert, e . 3 I S 0 0
O'Toole. p 1 0 0 2 '. ra-fer. *s. 4 ft 2 2 t
Warner. p 2 0 0 J '.IMurq'd, p.. 1 0 0 2 0|
Kelly .... 1 0 0 0 0'
Totals ..34 10 27 15 1| Totals ...27 & 27 17. 1,
?Batted :.<r Warier In ninth.
Ni iv York .0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 1-3 1
B'itttburgb .0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 l?i
Summary: Runs?Devore, Doyle. Merkle.
Meyers, Marquard, Carey, Wilson. Wagner,
\ I...x. Two r,a.->- hits ?B< eker. Msrk'.e. Three
base hits?Wilson. Wagner. Vlox. Sacrifice
hits?Marqtiarrt. Murray Sacrifice fly?
Merkle, Double plays?Wilson to Wagner
to Vlox: Miller to Simon to Miller. Stolen
base?Mentor. Left on bases?New Tork. 1;
Pittsburgh, Batet on ballt?off Marquard.
'.: off O'Toole, 4: off Warner. L Struck out
?by Marquard, 5: by O'Toole, 2. Tim* of
gnmc. 1:55. Umpires. Owens and Brennnn. I
SBCONTJ r.AMK.
Neu Vorli. I'itt-liiirgh.
Ml H O A F.t Alt II n A E
Devore, If. 3 n s e OlMentor, rf. 4 2 0 ft 0
? Doyle, 2i>. 3 3 3 2 olcarey. if... 3 1 1 > o
1 Becker, rf 4 0 2 0 fcl'.Vlison. ef. 4 1 1 ,10
I Merkle, '.h 1 1 7 ft A! Wagner, ss S 1 17 1
Murray, rf 3 0 t 0 0]Miller, lb.. 3 0 12 0 I
Herzog, 3h : 1 r 1 o|"|ox. 3h ... 4 0 ft . ft
Meyers, ? I ft 4 2 OlMTar y. :h i 2 5 .1 <,
Plet'cr st 3 2 2 2 ft!'!thson. e.. 4 15lr.
Ames. p .. I 1 n 4 Oltlendrlx, pi I t l 0
Crand'l, p. 1 0 0 1 ft|
1 ?MTor'k .1 0 0 0 Oj
Totala . 20 % 24 12 0! Totalt ...32 10 27 1? tl
?MeCormtck baited for Ames In fifth.
rt<w York .?(i:ii:?iio.|
j Pittsburgh .0 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 (
' Summnry: Runt--Devore. Fletcher (2?,
Amet, M,r.?or, "~ar.>. McCarthy, Otbson,
Rendrlt. Two bass hits?Wilson. Reiidrlx '
(2>. l-'aerinnn hit?Miller, Stolen base - j
wsgnei Double, plays?Wagner and Miller, I
Olbion and Wagner, McCarthy and Miller.
Hlts-nff Amet, 2 In I Innings; off Crandall,
3 In S Innings. Left on bases?N'ew York.
I; Plttvh.irgh, r, First base on errort? I
New York, t. Cmplrei. Owent and nren
Results in the Big Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh, 4; n, ? York, 5 (fir.^t
game).
Pittsburgh, 5; N< ? Vork, I (second
game).
Cincinnati, 3; Boston, 2.
Chicago. 0; Philadelphia, ?).
St. Louts, 6; Brooklyn. 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington, *>; St. i.ouls. 1 (tlrnt
game).
Washington, 10; St. Louis, i (second
game I.
Philadelphia, 6; Detroit, s (iirst
gumo).
Philadelphia, 14; Detroit. G (second
frame).
Boston. S; Chicago, o (tlrst game).
Boston, Chicago, t (second gante?
twelve Innings?.
New Voik. 4; Cleveland. 3 (ton In?
nings').
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
.61?
.491
.4111
Last
yea r,
.60 ?>
.61.1
.Via
.11 s
.Gilt-,
.5S0
.3 ~i>
,24 t
Clubs. Won.
Boston . till
Washington ... 5 t
Philadelphia
< Ihicagt.
Cleveland ..
Detroit .
Louis...
|Ne\V York..
49
45
l.ost.
39
44
4 4
P.C.
.OHO
.61 I
.570
.536
.4.M
.1SS
.1!!>S
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at Pittsburgh
Brooklyn at Si 1.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Chicago at Boston.
St. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New Y
VICTORY OF
00E 10 FINNERA
Goobers Held to Three Hits,
None of Which Figure in
Run-Getting.
[Special to The Timt s-Dlspatch.]
Petersburg. Va.. July 19.?The Tars
defeated the Goobers for the vcond
time this afternoon, and their victory
Is wholly attributed f. Flhiteran, who
pitched masterly ball, ami held the
Goobers down to two two;ba*e lilts
and a single, none iu which figured in
the ruh-gcttttng, as the only run the :
Goobers made was en Simmons bullig ,
hit by a pitched ball, a nelder's choici
and l? o suertllce lilts.
For six Innings th< game was a
splendid contest between Kinneran and
Crelger. The seventh proved duasi. : -
ou3 to the Gooberli, us Uigbie stiit,'cd
and took third on Brcniiagan'S wild'
throw of I'orters bunt, Scoring on
Kihncrun's two-bagger, porter seer.ng'
on the same hit. In the elgiitn
Brehnagaii's muff oi liihton's fly. A
sacrifice and singles by liigble and
Porter scored two mor< runs lor the,
'lars. The score;
I'etcrsliurK.
A.Ii. U. H. 0. A. E.
Simmons, cf. > l o o
.Morrison. 2b. 3 o ? 1 4 1
Busch, es. ? ? o 4 ; 1
Spencer, rf. 3 ti l t> ?> .j
Bl?ckstonc, lf.4 o ? 3 o u
H?wedell, ?>!>.^ 0 l 1 i o
Barnett, 11>. 2 :i 0 13 ') 0
Hurley, c. 1 0 0 2 1 )
Brenuagan, c. 2 ? 1 2 ? -j j
Crelger, p. 2 0 ? i 4 0
xAinhony . l 0 0 o 'i u
xxMorganrath ..1 u U " 0 u
Totais .2s 1 3:7 16 j i
xBatted ior Howed?ll In the ninth. .
xxBatted for Barnett in the ninth. I
.Norl.dk.
A.B. R. II. O. A. E. '
Keller. 2b. 4 u o 3 l 1
Kircher, lf.5 } 0 3 l 0
Uodire, 3b. 5 0 0 3 1 0 ,
Hlnton, hs. 4 1 1 1 5 0 j
Wallace, ef. 2 0 0 1 ? o
Wallers, rf. ... 3 ? '< 1 0 a
BlgblC, lb. 4 2 2 11 0 0 |
Porter, c. 3 1 2 4 1 Oil
Kinneran, p. 4 3 2 o 3 o j
Totais . 3 1 4 6 27 12 II
Score b/ '.vGngs: R.
Norfolk . 0 J 0 0 0 n 2 2 ' ? i
Petersburg .1 o o o ? 0 (, <. 0? l
Summary: Two-base hits?Kinneran. |
Grennagau, Sp< hecr. Stolen bases?
Walters. Double plays?Busch and
Morrison. Base- on halls?Crelger Iis). |
Flhncrnn (3). Left on bases?Peters?
burg, 0: Norfolk. - Hit by pit. lud
balls?Simmons. Porter. Struck out?
Crelger, J; Finnerat.. 4. Passed balls?
I-Iurleyi Wild pitches?Crelger. Tlrri?
of (,'nme, !;;.r.. Umpire, Orth. Alten
dance, 50".
OANOKEBUNCHES
HITS WITH ERRORS
Win Interesting Game From
Shipbuilders by Score
of 5 to 3.
[Special to 1 :.? Times-Dispatch.)
Roanoke, Vh . July 19.?The Tigers
won an interesting game from New?
port News to-day by bunching hits;
with errors by ti.. shipbuilders. Burle?
son was very ? ff< otlve in the pinches,
and pulled himsi :f out of several deep
holes by good .d work. Key/ton
played extremely poorly at short, mak?
ing tliroe bobbles The score:
llonnoke,
A.B. R. H. O. A. K.
Graham, ef.? . 2 0 0 1 0 3
Carman, lb. 4 :i l 13 ') o
(linn, rf. 3 2, 1 1 0 0
Pressly, 3b. 4 2 3 l 2 .0
Newton, ss. 2 0 0 (1 2 3
Holland, lf. 4 1 2 1 0 0
Shields, 2b. 4 0 1 4 !> 0
I.aflttc. e. 2 0 0 < 2 0
Burleson, p.2 0 D 0 7 0
Totals . ...... 27 5 8 27 13 3
Newport News.
A.B. R. H. 0. A. K.
Bales, ?.h. 3 1 1 2 1 0
Klchbergcr, cf.3 1 o 4 0 1
Lake, c. 4 0 0 5 J
Wolfe, ss.2 1 1 0 1 1
Matths, If. 4 f, 2 2 1 0
Rouen. 2b. 4 ft 1 3 3 0
Gvans, lb.4 0 Ok .", 1
Walsh, rf. 4 0 0 0 0 0
Brown, p. ..,.3 } 0 0 4 1)
Total:! _.31 3 .*> 21 16 2 !
Score by Innings: ? R- I
Roanoke . ft ?, ft 2 0 1 0 2 x?5
Newport, New? 0 0 0 I 0 0 (1 2 0?3 '
Summary: Run!?Ginn. 2; Pretisly, 2: j
Holland : Rat? (? Blchhergor, I ; I
v. oir. Rtolcj bases?Wolfe. Shields, I
Holland, Pi ssl; ... Baerl flee hits?
Ktchburgor. Burleson, Newton. Left
01. based ... : Newport News, ;
louhj Rurtesoh to f-aiitte
to onrtnan sui ick put?By Burleson,
K; Brown. 3, Base? on balls? Burleson. j
4; Brown, i lilt by pitched ball?By;
Brown; 1 (Lafltte), Time, 1:55. L'm-j
I plre, McBrld?. 1
NOTABLE HORSES
STAKE RACES
List of Nominations Shows Some
Fast Ones for State
Fair Meet.
Manager Warwick, of the Stole Pair,
hag just completed his list of nomina?
tions tor the early closing purses, and
has ready t j: delivery several hundred
copies of them for the horse owners
who are Interested in the harness
races.
There arc three events, embracing a
2:20 pace, with a purse of $2,000; a
2115 trot, purse of $1,000; and a 2:2.'
trot, with a purse or $2,000.
The list Includes such horses as Anna
Virginia, owned by s. is. i arihg, of
Richmond, In the 2:2'? pace, and Hum
holt, also owned by Mr. Eiwlnlg. In
the 2:1trot.
In the 2:27 trot, there will be two
Itichmond horses, Uncle Davy, owned
by Earing, arid William Stroit, Owned
by Smyth Bros.
Othei Virginia horses in the races
are Prlpco I., owned by M. V. Tay
lot, Keller, Va.; Rosebud McKlniley an i
Search 1 net. from the Stahles of J, W.
Porter. Emporta; Judge Palmer, owned
by A. A. Slude, Petersburg, and Red
Prodigal, ownec* by J. W. Porter.
Catherine D.. the rioted trotter, own?
ed by Dr. George A. Wright, of Salt
will enter the 2.27 trot.
A number Of the entries will come
from the Pitman stables In Trenton,
and tl'e Tyson stables in Newark, Del.
The lloller.back stables, Mlneolu. D.
I., will be n presented In the 2:20 pace
bv ICenllght, b- McKlnney.
Bright Axworthy, by Axworthy, will
come as the representative of the
Edelmyer stables, New Tork city.
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Washington, July 19.?Tho Nationals!
defeated the Browns to-day in a i
double-header by scoiea of z to l and
10 to 1. In the first game Groom '
plti bed airtight bull, and held the
visitors safe at every stage of tho
game, in the second Karo? Cashion >
Held the Browns down to five hits.
Following are the scores: .
I litV| UAMIS.
Washington. I ft. Louis.
AU II O A E| All 11 O A K
Moeller, rt t l l l OiShotten, cf 4 t 3 l 0'
Foster, 3b. 4 0 0 3 Oijantsea, rf 4 1 1 1 0|
Milan. Cf.. 4 16 0 0. Kiillna. lb 4 1 ? 0 0
Uandtl, lt>. 4 J v 1 oll'ratt. *t..O 0 0 1 0
Morg'n, tb 4 0 I 4 OiD.ily. us... 3 0 0 1 ;
WlllT'ms. e3 2 6 t MLaporte, 2bt 3 2 1 01
M H dc. as. 2 1 2 2 0,Austin. ;b. I I I 1 t
.Shanks. It. 3 I 2 0 0 Co'pton, If 3 0 2 0 1
Groom, p.. 2 o v l o[su-phcna el 1.6,2
well, p. 3 0 0 1
Totals ..31 s 21 11 01 Totals ...30 7 .1 9 3
Score by innings. **?
Wutnlngton .0 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 0-i
St. Louis.Ol 0 0 0 0 0 0 '>-L
Summary: Huns?Foster, Klamm, Wil
llsmi, McBrlde, Shanks, Daly. rtnuJ
funs?Washington, 2. First base on eriuri
Washlngton, v. Left on bates?Washington,
St. Louts. S. Struck out?by Groom. &;
l,y Powell, C. Three base hit?Milan. Two!
|tat? hit?Moeller. BacrlAce hits?Groom,
?Daly, Laportt-. Double plays?Moeller to 1
(iandil; Morgan to MeBride to Qandll. Hit'
by pitcher?by Groom il'r.itti Wild pitch
?Groom. I. l,'mplr.'?. Westorvalt and Evans.
Time, one bom and twonty-tlvo minutes. |
tt:< (>.M> G.VMJE,
Waahlagtcb. St. i.ouiv
AU H O A E AB 11 OA'S
Moeller. r! '. 0 u 0 jIShotten. cf 6 1 1 0 1 i
Walker, rf 2 0 2 0 0 Jantzcn. r< 4 0 '. 0 0.
S'ohter. 3b 4 10 1 OIKutlna. lb 4 0 S i
Milan, cf. & 2 1 0 lllJttiy. is... 2 11
iVandll. lb. 4 2 1 ljLaporte 2b 3 1 1
Hch'fer. lb 0 0 2 0 u.Auttln, lb. 1 1 1
Morg'n. lb 3 1 0 1 Co'pton. If 3 0 ?
AJnsth. c t l 10 1 l Sneli. e.... t 1 7
Nt'B'de, ss 3 0 2 4 0|C Brown, p2 0 0
Shanks. If 1 1 I u ulUamilt'n p 2 0 0
Ois.'ilon, p 3 2 0 2 01
Totals ..30 10 27 1) 4| Totals ...22 i 21 7 4
.- by Innings: It.
Washington .0 2 3 4 1 0 0 0 ?10
*, Loulsy.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0? I
summary! Huns?Mueller. Ml'.an (21, Gan
l djl. Morgan (2>. McBrlde. sh.u.ks iji.
I itsishlon. Ditty. llarneil runs?Washington, j
I 3 First huso on errors?St. I.ouls. 8j Wash-|
! lagton, 2. Left on bases?Washington. S; I
I St. Louis. S. First bate on baiis-off ('.'. I
I Brown. 0; off Hamilton. 2: off fashion, j
Innings pitched?by C. Brown, 3 2-3; by !
I Hittrtlltori, t 1-3. Hits made?off C. Brown. I
It; off Hamilton. 2. Struck out?by Ham-]
I t in. o; by fashion, 9. Two bate hltt? I
Abilinlth. Morgan; fashion. Shanks. Stolen
, buses?Milan ,3?. Shanks. Daly. Cashion. I
Diuble play?Meilrldo to Gamlll. Patted
ball?Snell. Umpires; Wettervelt and Evani
Time. 2:10.
LEADERS ADD TWO MORE
boston. July lj.?Th- Bed Sox won i
a tlouble-beader from the Chicago i
,Whlte Sox to-day. Jake stahl? crew!
..f pennant chaacra won the first game
in easy style by a score of S to o.
I while they captured the second con
teat after a atirrlhg twelve-Inning
battle by tho hc.,r.- ..f u to 1. In the
, second game Eddie Clcotte, the former
, ilc..-a on pitcher, opp''se.i hlK old team- 1
mat>is, and made a great showing. The j
FIRST GAM3S.
Cliirugo. I llutlull.
AB H O A (. AB H O A E
Rath. 2b.. 3 .' 2 i 0|Hoopcr. tl. i 1 I 1 t
Icall'lln, If 4 0 3 0 l|Verket. 2b. 1 1 0 3 0.
Lord. 3b... 4 111 llflpeaker, cf 3 I I 0 0
folltnt. cf 4 0 I 0 C| Lewis, If... 3 0 2 0 0
ib.dht. tf.. I '.. : o DjOurdner Ibl lilt
F'rnter. lb 3 0 7 1 0 Stahl, lb... J 1 < 0 0
I Wester ?? 3 l 3 2 1 Wagner, ni l 4 o o
Kuh?, c... 3 2 2 0 Ufarrlsan. c 3 0 S 2 0
Ben:!, p... 2 0 0 1 llOollInt ,p. Z 0 0 2 0,
?Lange ... 1 .j .) 0 ?:
Bell. p... 0 0 C ?) CJ
! Tomls ..31 * CS 10 tj Total- ...32 I 27 X 0
! * Baa ted lor Benz :a eighth.
I Srot-e by innings: R
Chit i?70 .009000000-0
Boston .0 1 2 0 2 0 2 1 ?%
Summary; Rent ?Hooper. Speaker <2i.
I..,wln (I), fjafdner (2). Two base hits?
Kuhn (3). stolen baset?Speaker, W<
Struc? out?by Coillnt. by Benz, tl hy
Bell, L Sacrifice httav?Wagner, Stahl.
Lewis. Umpires Con no I y and Hart
? l ( ONO GAME,
Clilnign. Jineton.
AB H O A El AB II O A H
Roth. 2b.. 5 2 3 3 OlHooper, Cf. l> 2 ( 1 0
fallan. If. S 1 0 0 llVerkes. :h 3 1 J to
Lord. 'b.. ? t 2 2 llSpeaker. rf S 0 2 0 0
<"ol!:ns. lb. 5 I 12 1 11 Lewis. If., i 0 .? 1 r.
Bodle. rf.. 4 0 3 0 ljOardner 3b 5 t ose
M'ln'rev rf 1 0 2 0 C Stahl, lb... I 112 1 C
Weaves tt 3 3 15 SlWagncr, at fi I 4 4 t
Sullivan, c 3 0 E 4 OlCarrlgan, tl I i'l 1
Clcotte. p. 3 0 l f? o|Bedtent. p. I 1 M 1
rZeld.r ... o o 0 0 0
Maltlck rf o 0 I 0 01
Totals ..30 5*33 21 7| Totalt .. 43 7 35 14 2
?One put when winning run scored.
tBatiitd tor Ro.l!? In twelfth.
H by Innings: R.
fhlcaso- .0 000 I 000000 0-1
Boston .0 1O0O0O0000 1?2
Summnry: Runt?Clvotte, Lew:?. Bedient.
Two bare hits?Lord. Hooper. Three base
hit?Oarttner. Bases on balls?off Bedient.
1; off Clcrtue. 3, Struck out?by P.edier.t. 6;
by flcor.te. 4. Sacrifice hits?Sullivan.
Clcotte, Zelder. Dotible play?Clcotte to
Weaver to Collins. Umpires. Connolly and
Hart.
TEN-INNING GAME
New Vork. July 1 !>.?After a ten
? ir.nlnir pdtch.-rs' battle between l'ord
land Rlaiwllng. the Highlanders defeat?
ed Cleveland hy a I to 3 count this
afternoon. Cleveland started the scor?
ing, putting two across in the third,
the localis tlelng the count in the
fourth. The visitors attain went to
the front in the eighth with one run.
only to hnve it tied once more by tho
Yankees 1'n their half of the same
Inning. l;i the tenth Rlnndlng slowed
up sufficiently to allow the Yabk.-.-s
; to slip fiver the required run. The
score:
Clewlnnd. I N""W York.
Ail U O A Kl A II I! O A K
Perk'h. tt K 1 1 fi llnnnielf. If. 4 0 1 0 1
Olen 2h... S 1 2 3 0 '"base. lb., fi 0 12 t 0
.la. kson rf 3 I oo OtSterrott, rf I l l o o
Orlggt, lb. E tit 0 0!Zlnn. rf.... 1 0 0 0 0
Turner. 7b 1 1 0 3 0!<'.ni"ons. 2b t 1 2 1 0
Easterly c t 1 I 1 lltfarts'y, 3b 3 2 4 4 o
I Hir am, ef 4 I t 1 PlMartln. ts. 4 2 2 5 t
iTtvan. If... 4 t 1 o o|Rweeny, c. I 2 8'
I Bland'g. p 4 ? 0 5 OlFord. p.... 3 1 0 3 0|
Totall ..3S R.'JJ 19 2| Totalt ...3? 9 30 16
I 'Two out When winning run scored.
! Seore by Innlngi: '
Cleveland .0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0?3
Xew York .00020001 0 1?4 I
Surnmarv: nunt?Pecklnpatigh. Jackson
(J), Zinn (t), Slsnmon? Martin. Two bate
hits?Orlggs. Martin, ??errvtt. Simmons.
First bn.se on errors- Sew York. 1: Cleve
':i?d. 1 Home ran?Peck Inpauah. Sacrifice
hits-Hnrtzelt, Ford. Stolen bases?Jack?
son. Daniels. Zlnn (2). Hartzell. Double
piays?Birmingham ?hd Orlggs; Ford.
Sweeny and rtuarf>: fhase, Martin. Sim
iiion? and Chat?. t?eft on bases?New York.
'Aj flevelnnd. 7. Bases on bells?off Ford.
2- off Blandina. It, Struck out ?he Ford.
7; by Blandlng. S. Wild nttch- Blandlng.
I mplret, Dlneeo and Sheridan.
COBB'S REMARKABLE RECORD
Philadelphia, July If. -The Athletics
[lost the first ^;ame. R to 6. and then
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At Minneapolis: Mlnneapoiis-Indlan
larpdlls; rain.
At Milwaukee: Milwaukee, ,; Toledo,
ho.
At Kansas CiVy: Kansas City. 1; Co
I lumbus, 4.
At St Paul: St. Paul. 3; Louisville,
oMOTOR CARS
Gordon Motor Co.
Phillies Offerred
$17,000 for Rixey
Murphy, of Culm, Declares Htm Beat
Pitcher He llaa *>e(-n for Year*.
[Special to The '1 Imes-Dlspatch.J
Philadelphia, Pa., July lit_I'rrnl
flent Charlea Murphy, of ?li<- Chicago
< ui>-<, to-day made it genuine olte?
of 917,000 t<. buy Pitcher Itlxey out.
rlKlu from the Pbllllea, but Prealdent
Horace ?'. Pogel, of the Pbltllea, re-,
fused Hi,- offer. The otter wan mad*
Imincdlatcl) fvllo"'lnu the K?me at
< blcaito to-dar. Murphy declared
blm to be th, beat pitcher be but
Meet, tu Chicago for yeara.
ltl\<-? lN tin- talleat player In the
tilK leaipiea, rncaaurtna; *lx feet four
unit a half lachea in height, and I?
hut ttreaty-tno yeara aid. He vimn
recent I) algned by Mnnnitrr Charlie
l)coin, or th,- Phillies, and came fruni
the l alreralty of Vlrulnla, ??b<-re be
limit,- ii remarkable record.
i he younK collcKlaa pitched o vron
ilerrut name al Chicago to-day umi
had Hit- hard-hitting Cuba al Ut*>
mercy, n<- allowed only ?ix tiatin to
l?e bit out of ihr diamond nml ftinne.1
tea men. Oaly thirty.one >>.-rc cred?
ited vtlth limes ni t?it. KHilter, whu
?im bin battery male to-day, tieeume
*-n engroaaed la tlir Kinne ami aerlnK
I Itizey tiiiike recorda thai In- f?rK?i
I to dun hin in unk acveral (I tuen.
beat Detroit 14 to 6 In the second.
Coou hu a remarkable record at bat.
Iii the fust game he went to bat five
tunes and smashed out three singles
i and two homers over tho fence. In the
j aeconu game ho made a single and a
triple out oi itiroc times at oat. Tho
PIKST GAME.
Philadelphia. I Detroit.
AU ll U A L; All ?1 O A l",
Mufc-s t. :: I 1 v. 0 l Jone?, if... : l : 0 |
Lord, rf... ? o l v u|Uuih, *?.. i \> j u u
1 colllna, :b t 16 : K".ooo, ct.... ? 6 * ?j l
Baker. It. i 1 1 I u Craw d. rf i 1 t 1 u
? Minne? To i I 7 o DjDoal, lb.... 4 10 11
Strunk, et 1 1 10 t/,*iorlu >?. lo t (i s i 1
Barry, ??.. tot- ..Louden, tb i l 0 1 I
Lapp, c..;'? 1 4 ? tfiaianake, c t u ? . 1
!iiruvin. p. a 1 u a ojwlltalc p. t 1 e ?> l
l'eunock pi 0 0 0 01
?Cootnut . 1 0 0 0 0;
Totals ..1J10!7H 0] Total? ...11 IS IT 11 *
...d iur o:o?n la eighth.
Score, by Innings:
Detroit .0 0 2 0 0 3 0 1 I- <
I'Mlauc.prila ..: u 2 0 I 0 u 1 0?4
...-5 . It-ma?Lord IS), Colllni. Mein
ne?. Strunk <.>. Jon??. Uu?r., e'osb (.?>.
Crawford; Dea.. Willst. Two bam hlt? ?
Wlliett, fitrUnk, Thr*.; bat?, hit?Deal. Horn?
runa?CobU til. Sacrifice hits? Barry (3h
Stolen La????Jone?, crawiord, Morlartr,
Loudin, Mcltniei t2). Strunk. Baker. Dou
>.';*av> ford. Louden and Bu?h;
Sun.iK' to Morlarty to suiuse. Left on
bj,< b?Detroit, t; i'hliadclp.'ita. |4. Fir?t
? ? . :. ualla?Off Wtllnt. oft Hrunn, ...
off Pnnhock. 1. )r"lr?i t>x?e or. error??Hhl.a
delphla. - Hit by pitcher?by Wlllett. 1.
Struck out ? by Willett. t. by Brown, 1;
bi Pennock, 1. Cmplre?, C/Louithlln and
Egen. Time, ;:!0.
SECOND GAME.
Philadelphia. 1 Uetn.lt.
Ail il O A E| AB It O A K
jljfj't, It ? 1 0 0 0 Jones, If... 0 3 1*0
Lord rf... 4 I 0 0 C|Bu?h, ??... ?2131
Colllni, :ii i ] i i qcobb. cf.... 3 : i o
Baker ib. 4 1 2 3 0.c:ra?"d. rf 1 0 0 0 0
MTnnr. in ? 3 ? 1 < Deal. 3b. .112 13
Strunk, cf 2 1 3 0 olMorla'y. lb I 1 I! M
Barry, 5311 o;Lou<i?n, :h ? o 0 3 0
Thomas. c3 0 S 2 llStanage. c 1 l 2 *. 1
It, ui ',' ' 11 * 0 I 10 On?'.ow. c. 2 0 1 2 0
' " [Worki. p.. 2 0 0 1 1
I Moran, p.. I ?> 1 10
|Dono\an. pi 0 0 0 0
retail 71 77 rr :i 1! Total? ...? 14 St l? 5
na.",?? ,nn,ns" .o 0 0 2 0 0 0 t 0- *
Philadelphia".'.".3 ?2 1 1 3 0 0 ?-!?
nsryi r.jru-Mwsfft (S). Lord (Di
foiuna ,n Maker. Mrlnne? (J). Strunk,
Thotna' (IL Jone?. Bu?h <3). Cobb (S|,
r>eh 1. Lett on bafei^Athtatlei, 11: f?<
trott. t First tio?e en error??Athletlc?. 1
Two' bate lilt?Mctnne*. TJirea bale hit ?
Cbhb Sacrifice hit?-!louck f2>. Strunk.
BacrtriCC nv-Cra-.vferd. Double p|S) -
Thomas to Collln?. PItrhInK record: lilt*- ?
<,tr Wo.-k*. IS !ti :. tnn'.nR?: off Moran. 2 In
t 2-3 Innlnr?; off Donovan. 0 In I 1-3 innin.?.
Struck out?by Houck, II by W'erk?, 3; py
Donovan. .'. Hues on ba!:??off Houck. ":
ort Work?. 7: ort M.iran. 2. Wild pitch ?
Moran. lilt by pitched ba'.l-hy Dor.oMn
Heii k?. stolen bs?.-?- Mn?r?rt. Lord -.*?,
folUns '21. naVer. Htrurik Barrv. Pobh.
Time. 1:03. t'mpl.-es. O^Loushlln and Ernn.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
At Mobile: Mobile. 3. Chattanooga,
0.
At Montgomery: Montgomery. f.
Memphis. 3.
At New Orleans: New Orleans. Of,
Atlanta. 2. . ':' ,
At Birmingham: Birmingham 'S
Nashville. 4.
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