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AYERS SAVES GAME
AS BUSSEY WEAKENS
Relieves Harvey in Sixth Vv ith None Out and
Man on Second, So Nobody Else Scores.
Burke Gets Home Run in Third Inning.
BY GUS MALBERT.
Jackson Jeter Grim may lie a hero in Newport News. Rather
Jack Jeter may Have been a hero in Newport News. But J. Jctet
no longer wears the heroic mien, nor treads the highways and by?
ways with the gladiatorial stride wherewith he was once known
to make the world of basebal si*tip and take notice.
For, be it known. Jack and his measly Shipbuilding caravan
have been ground under foot by the aspiring Colts. Yesterday
(IrilTin made it two in a row, nailing"the ccllarites more securely
in their uncoveted position. The score read 2 to i.
Franklin Baker Burke now wears the toga. It was he and
his mighty oak that turned the trick. A rather roily, poly in?
dividual who joys in the rather uncommon handle Of Brown; and
wiii> i< of the southsidc variety, was Grini's selection for the
hurling bee. It was against this c ntirc inoffensive young person that
Franklin Burke hurled his ire and ?.'liier things. The result of
our Franklin s performance w as a home run when the game stood
at zero for each. The one blighting circumstance was thai he
trotted around alone.
The partlculut bit of work whichf
mark liUrkc d hero for now and
all tithe io conic occurred In the second
Instalment of tin- nine-inning engage?
ment nnd gracefully the bather sailed
between the two trees which hover on
the outside of the ball yard. That oho
count kept the Cblta from losing, nnd
therefore more honor comes Burke-;
trard.
Harvey Bussoy was decided upon af-'
tcr Grit had watched ho and Strain
warm up. Bussoy appeared right, and,
a* aJl men know, when the Veteran
Is In shape there arc few twIrlerS In;
the Virginia League who can take hlal
measure. But Harvey belled his up-'
pearances. He started off poorly, und
while he kept the Invaders from scor-i
Ing until tho sixth. It wns more be
cause of the masterful d< fense put up
by the locals than through his native
effectiveness. Everybody was landing
with unuFiial force on Harvey s offer?
ing, but until the aforementioned
sixth, none had been able to land safe?
ly nt the right moment, stellar fielding
spoiling apparent safe drives.
In the sixth! after Elchbbrger' had!
scoro<i from a slushing wallop to thei
fi :,ee in left, good for two, nnd HooK
er's single to the other end of the yard.
Steve gave the hoist sign, and Doctor
Ayers was called to th< relief of Bus
soy. As proof thnt Steve had his fears j
as to whether Harvey would last on
not. he hnd kept the doctor warmed up
all the while. It was FOme tine btist-|
il.tss, for tho "oon-ro-ho Washing- i
t nlah not only held Newport News'
safe for the crest of the. game, but ac
tunlly kept them from scoring In thai
B>Xth, though Johnny Mace did his best'
to help them along by throwing the
hail far atleld. Wollte Was up when:
Ay res took the reins. He poked to the!
pitcher, attempting to sacrifice, tint j
Hooker, who was on second, was
? aught at third. Wolffe started to?
ri, al, :tt-.d on Mace's execrable peg,!
took third. But M/ittts fouled out and'
tb.-ie V.. S no more run getting.
In th< sev.-nth. eighth and ninth but
nine men fact 1 Ayr.s. the side going
out In order, and In the ninth ho struck,
but Wolffe and Mattls .lust to show I
MAKING PLANS
FGR BIO GAMES.
The secretary of the Amateur Base?
ball Commission 1* in communication
With the officials of the Washington
organization In regards to tho Inter?
city Berics which Will bt played early
In September between thi amateur
champions of Richmond nnd the atntt
u ir champions ot Washington,
Th, Washington officials are Very
aniouH fer the first warne t., be played |
on Labor Day?. but the Richmond con
t :.rf.-:.t canpot.'?oa thai this win help I
matters In any way from the fact that
tile Washington American IxtagUO team
lr Playing tit home oh that day, and it
U safe to say thnt every lover of the |
game Will be prngont at this game; and.
the rrov.-d that would not see the
amateurs play would be a record
breaker. I'rac.tlcallv the same condi?
tions exist In Richmond on this day,
Jind tho best thing that can he di no
la to play the first game In Washing?
ton on the Saturday following Labor
Day.
The committee on ir.tercltv s.-ries
ft-.,,n R| limond will go to Washingfu
next Monday to meet the Washington
committee end make a final settlement
In regards to the schedule of tho
games and other matter* of detail per?
taining to tt;e scries
In n letter to Secretary Hooper from
Secretary Shurtliof, ..f Washington, ho
states that there will be eu.lv two
cities represented in tile series?Rich?
mond and Waahlngioy.
I?r Wail's, president of tlie West
Kr.d league und chairman of the r?m
for the amateurs, has called a mcet^
Big e.f this committed fe.r next Thurs?
day nght.
>
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
\ nsTEttl) IV'S U15S1 1 TS.
Petersburg, .".i Itoanokr, i.
Portsmouth, Norfolk, 1 (t?relvi
minies).
Klchutond, -: Vetrporl News, l.
- r IN IHM. OK THE CM BS.
I.i
Club. Won. I.oat. P.C. Vi
Prtrrslmrg . Mt :tl? .."?SO .J
Iii.mi..kr . IUI in .?-.:t
nichntond ... R4 40 JV74 ?l
Portsmouth ."><> 43 .Mfl
.Norfolk . 51 -?.'. .(Uli .:
Newport Vre?, n.-. r.T .:t*>n
WHERE THEY PI VI TO-DAY.
\cll[i|rl \r\?.?* in Itl.'ltltionil.
Norfolk nt Portsmouth,
Itoanokc ni Petersburg.
that he was getting better. t'ndoubt
edly Grlflln won the game by an exor?
cise of good judgment at the proper
moment.
Deciding 'tun Scored.
The Colts* second and final tally raino
as a result of tome severe clouting.
Gr I ftln opened the Inning by hitting to
his usual spot. In left for a double.
Iturke hit to centre, and Grlf. crossed
with the run which won the game.
Grim was compelled to shift his line-up
because of Injuries to ecveral o! his
inen, und this may have had something
to do with the local victory. He had a
catcher on fust and his llrst baseman
plaj lug short, all of which certainly
did not Improve the looks of his team, j
It was a good ball game, played In
fair time, though occasionally it looked
as if the men woro rather Inclined to
loaf. Though but six hits were made
off Busscy, they do not by any means
i tell the story, for some of the outs
I made by the outtleld were grand
I catches of the most difficult chances,
i of Richmond's six hits, three were
I gathered In the fourth and netted a
I count, whllo the other was a four
s ii ker, good for tho circuit Brown
pitched good bail and ordinarily would
have won his game Grlftln furnished
the real amusement when, in the eighth,
his last appearance .luring the game,
lie fouled eleven balls before he was I
Anally caught by Mat Us, who played
for hint close to the left Held foul
line. Two fast double plays, one by |
the locals, the other by Newport News,
helped both pitchers materially, If they
did not. In each Instance, save a run.
The score:
Richmond.
AB R. H. O ?\ E.
< artrr. of. 3 0 4 2 0 0
'?raff. Sb . 4 0 t f '? 1
GrlfP.tl, ;b. 4 ) j ] ? 0
Burke, rf. < l v i o o
Haley, lb. ." o o s o o
Tenn.int. if. 1 0 0 .t 10
<. 3 0 1 $ 1 1
McComan, m. 3 o n o l l
lluiiaey, p. i o o a : n
Ayers, p. 104010
Tota'i .IT 2 ? ?j j 3
Newport New*.
AB. R. Hi O. A. E.
Ttntef. S!>.a o I ; o A
Eli hberser. tt. 4 1 \ ; j o
Ifook? r, el. 4 a ; ? r, n
Wolfe, Si. 4 o o o :i 9
MattiSi If. 4 0 13 ao
."iirriry. ;b. j n A : f> 0
lanky, lb,. 3 o o 9 l n
e. 3 o o j i n
Brown, p. 3 0 0 1 o o
Totals...si l t :t li a
Tli? ni irii by InnlnK?: It.
I Richmond . .? h l km' -?;
Newport News.0 4 a o o I 0 a o?1
Hunnnarj Two-base hits ?Oriiria. Etch
herKtr. Home run-BUrke. Barrlflre hits?
' itti'v Carter; Stolen base*?.Booker and
M*< ' Ooubis plays?Graft to Raley; Etch.
I borei-r in laisky: Tenrtnnt to Haley. Left
?e. baser?Rlrhinond. : Newport Ne\v?. o.
Bit" 1 if? R ? >. G ? i, 3 Ir.nlnes: of Ayers.
? 0 In :i Inning?. PlrAt hut,- 0n ImHs-OIT
i Uro? n. -struck nut?By Duisey, 3; by
I Brbwn, 3: by .\>:.< Tlnii of same, in?,
I L'triplre. MtHride.
Honest
AS ITS
Name i
1 HE QuaKer's bond is his
v/ord, the world over.
Old QuaKer WhisKey
represents tbe same high
standard of commercial
honor. This means we
are faithful in the tiling's
unseen.
The result is a whisKey of
surpassing smoothness,
fastidious delicacy and
unapproachable purity
with a flavor that lingers
?lingers. Experience a
new delight. Try today.
Honest Old Quaker
R. L. Christian & Co., Distribulors Richmond, Va
John McGraw's Giants Easily
Sinn ( hit 1 lank < )'Day's
Bunch.
CUBS WHIP THE DODGERS
1'iratcs Shut < hit Boston, Making
It Three Straight
Vict< tries.
.V.? Volk. Angus; 2.?The Wants, with
Teirenti i?n Hie hill; easily shut out tlie
K-.ds to-day, l to o. The i Hants tiit Benton
only hard enough t? bring lipmc the Count?
er* In the otnuhei Thi score:
( In, inn.ill .New Yitrk.
A D It ? A K AU II OA K
Bescher. If s 1 1 0 OS'eraii, If. a t :l n 0
Marians, el i 2 I 0 I) Doyle, sb.. I .' l I o
llob'acl, lb t e ? o 0 lltcker, .ill i ? o
Mitchell. rf 3 " 0 1 uMerkic. lb I 1 II 6 0
llranl, 31?... 1 0 1 1 t .Muriay, it 3 t - u 0
Kgau. fb.L. toil Ollerzoic. 3b 3 1 -? 4 o
M'D'nld. m 3 0 5 J OMycrs. c... S 0 .' 0 0
Clarke, e.. 3 1 6 I OKlet'er, sr. 3 j . .
Betitou, p.. 3 ft 0 1 liTisnau, |i 3 0 0 . I)
Totals ...31 "? 21 12 l Total? .. .? 7 :T Ii o
s. ore bj lunlnif*
Cincinnati .0 0 0 o 0 0 0 u u ?
Nl iv York.u -Mil 0 (I 0 * I
Summary: Ituiln -SnodBrats, Murray.Her
tog i-.-i. rwo-butc litt? .-n.ji-i.is?. Heeker,
Stelen bnsus?Bescher. FlotcUier, Herzog.
MiirMinx. Double plays? Kloichei to Doyle
to Merkle: Mitchell to Clarke. U?ft mi
bases Cincinnati. ?": New Vork. f, first
in-.- en balls nrr Tesreau, .. "it Demon. I
Struck .on - My Tesreau, 1; by |teuton. 3.
Pasted bull--.?Marke. Time of satn.. i '
Vmpir. t>. Rlglcr and Flnnerah Attendance,
f. n>??.
HOME RUN DOES IT
Brooklyn. August : ?Schulte"! home run
in the nrst Inning gave the Cubs a one run
margin thnt beat ti.- Dodgers to-day .". 102.
Lavender nnd flagon pitched tight ball, rai'h
allowing live hits The j scores
Brooklyn. ch'rngo.
AH II OAF. AH li OAF.
Moran, c'f,. 3 ?30 OSheck'd. if t 0 2 0 ?
North'n. if I 1 '. 0 1 Schalle, rf 3 1 0 0 o
Smith} 3b.. 10 3 1 OTInker, lt. I 1 S I I
Da?b'rt. lb: l o o/.im'an. 3b a o 3 -' o
Wheat, If.. I 1 5 o 0Leach, cf.. ! 0j 3 0 0
Ciitsh'w, :i, 3 l o '? ORater, lb... 3 MM ?
Fiiaher. ss 3 0 0 ." 0 BverS, -b.. litt?
Ml?ir. c... list OArcher, e..!J 2 ? : t
liagon. p.. .10 12 OLav'der. p 3 0 0 i 0
?Erwin .... loooo -
Totals ...31 S !?> 1 Totals ...:? i 27 IS 2
?Datted for Fisher In ninth.
Score by Innings: R
Chicago .IIOMHC o
Drooklyn .o ? 0 l o l 0 o
.Summary: Runs?Schulte. Leach. Firrs.
Duubert, Wheat. Two-ba-e hits?A -
Wheat, Tinker. Home run?Schulte. Sac?
rifice hlts-saler. Schulte. Leach Stolen
base?Daube rt Double plays?Miller to I ill
sbnw to Smith; V'lmme.-mnn i unassisted 1:
Lavender to Tlnk'r to Baler. Left on bases
?Chlenco, 4; Brooklyn, 5. First base on
balls?Off Rngon. 1. ort Lavender. 4. struck
out ?By Ragnn, I: by Lavender. 4 Tims of
game. 1 40 Fmplres. Owens and Brrnnan.
Ati. ndanc?, 1,000,
THREE IN A ROW
Bostor.. A'icuft 2.?Pittsburgh made
three straight over the Hustons to-day. win- '
nlr.g by a arnfe of ,t to 0 Eddy Warner, the i
former Br<.-.> i, Co I?r< pitcher, made hil '
debut In this city nnd pit.-bed u good gmae .
a? ilnst th. locals, holding them to eight
?cattered hits Gibson got four Single? In
at many limes to the piate. Tho score: I
Plttsbnrch. Boston.
A B II O A F AR H O A F '?
Mentor, rf ?. l i n OM'D'ald.ab.l l l so!
c.iroy. If;., z .' l n ) Ca'p'allJ r! < ? M t J
M'K'hlei JM ! ] B OSwer'y. :b, 3 t 2 2 it
W.-icner. s? .". ; 0 4 0 Jnckson. If 4 1 ;. 0 ft
Miller, lb.iS 1 14 ft ITIme rf.. 4 2 f, 0 0 ;
Wilson, rf. 3 a n 0 ODeriln. tb. 4 1 in l a i
iiibsnn. <? . 4 4 s o oo'Ro'ke.ssi o 2 : o!
Warner, p 4 0 ft 1 0 Rnrldrn. c 4 1 2 C 0
Dlek?on. p 2 1 ?00
Don>!!y, n 2 0 ? '. o
?Kling _1 n n r, n
BrldMI. ss. 1 0 0??
Totals ...? i; :r 17 ? Totals ...S4 S " 13
?Batte-d for O'Rourke In seventh.
Seor.- by Innings: It
rittuburgh.0 0 0 0 0 0 5 ? l>-~
Boston.O0nftftft?o p_a
Summary: Runs-M.-n,nr. Carey. MeKeeh
nie. Two-basi hits?Mensor, Wagner, MMtus. '
Sacrifice hill?McKechnle, Wilson Stolen |
basci?Car*} ,;>. Dvii.ie ptay?McDonald to
Devlin to McDonald. First buie on ball! ?
??fr Dlckson, 3i off Warner, l strurk out? ?
By D!rk?.,>n. 1: by Donnelly, 1; hy Warner.
4 nit by pitcher?McDonald. Umpires,
.1 o;-a?tor.,- nnd F.if.m Attendance. :
PHILLIES DROP ONE
Philadelphia. August 2?Oakei's ?ir.r:e.
Wlr.co-? triple and Harmon's sine'.-, bunch
ed In the nit.-!., g.ivf St. Louis a 5 to 3 vie- !
tory over the I'hllies The ?e0r,.t
ridladelnlilM. si. Louis,
ah h o v r. ab iin.tr,
Paskerl, '?. t 1 1 ft fl HugMns. 21, 4 1 i I ft I
Lobert. nt, i l i ? ft r. NPee, if 4 l i ft i
S. M'g e, if 3 : ! 1 OMow-r'y. .b5 -.? ; ; n I
CrSVath, rf 3 I 1 r. OKon'hy. lb 4 : j; ft ft
Ludern?, |b 4 Of 3 a Kills, rf.. .3 1 1 ft n
Knabe,, :i>. I I -. 3 otlauser. ??31131
Doolan. ?*. 3 : 3 0 Oakei. cf. 3 1 .3 1
Klillfer. .-. J07C ? Wlnco. e l I 7 ft
Sea ton, p.. 2 a 0 0 0 Harmon, p t " ft 3
Rhultz, i>... ? a t ? ?
?Miller . ., 1 1 n ft
I Doyle . I ? ? ft ?
?Batted r?r sentan in seventh.
Hu:..1 f.?r Doolan In ninth.
tBHtt-l fnr Klillf.-r !:i ninth
r.Batted for Shults In ninth.
Score liv Innings: R
Si Loii|?.,.S S A A 2 t a A 2?*
PbtlndelphlA .0 A a o ? 1 1 1 A?3
Summnrj Run??Paskert, S. Ma gee. Don.
inn. Kills lianser. o.,k-s (2>. Wl-igo Two
l.n... hits?t'aakert; Ha user. Donl.m. Miller.
Mowrey. Three-bnae hitr--S. Mneee. Win?
ce. Saerlflce hit Itngsln?. stolen bases?
Mnr-e. Kteibe. Hiielns '21 Double T>I?V?
ifiiirgln? i" KAnetebv Ifauier to IC?hetehy.
Left r.n >,-,?,.? Philadelphia^ 1 Pitching
record III'?-"ff Peaton. f In 7 lnninr? e"i
[ at >.it-: eh* Shultz, I In 2 lnnlrr< ft? a*
bat1? First ba?? on ball? -Off =ea-on. S: off
; ft] ultg, 1 ?ff 11 irmon 2. S'ruelt out?"Rv
Real on. !l- hv BbOltg. t: by ITarmen 1 Wild
I ? lb h eentson. Tlwe of game. I 'A l*m
?plrei Klent Slid eirlh
Perry ma; 1 Bouglit
by New York Club
Plleber I'errytnnn ?ua Mold jom
terilay bj Steve O riffln in Hurry
Wolverton'a Sew l?rk IllKblandera.
\ telegrinil ?ms reeelve?! from Sec
relury O'Brien, of the club. nakliiK
terms on the tlluger. SteVC wired
buck ihn? ten centuries tsronld get
him. The niter tviia accepted, nnd
IVrrymnn gsnes to Ibe big ehe?-,
nflrr Ihe VlrRlnln Leafrue ?en?on
clnaeM. lie I? 11 hier, hunky fello??.
more than olx fret, nnd ?voll pro?
portioned. He rnme Into the Vlr
uhilil I.eHKiie Insl Krimiill with D?n
?III,-. nnd miide nn excellent shn-rr
lug. | h,011; b hi ill 11 yotinKKter, lie
but learned nilic-h uboul Ihe irnnie,
I und sh,nil,i Nllel. In fust PontpnitT*
I Lurk aeemn to hnve been nicalnnl
him ?lne?- he Joined Itlrhmond nfter
' the illaNolotlnn of Danville, thonicli
hr has Irr tried nornr e\eeiiem
1 RnmrN, netnlil-i ilml In l*elerAlia?*BI
InNl ?Ion,Inj. when tie nllowrd toil
ihree hits, fei lout. The Finn-rated
l.urier u Hiiidylnp f?ir the ministry,
1,111 11 is nnl nl nil Improbable thai
? be lure of l,lK lenirue miri-rm ntny
I make htm >ldeste|> hla clerical ntn
I 1. in, in-,
Results in the Big Lea:
:ues
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn, j. Chicago, :\.
Uoaton, 0: Pittsburgh
Philadelphia, :i: St. Louis, 5.
New jfork, t; Cincinnati, 0.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Clevcla ml - Philadelphia; no
rnln.
Chicago, r>: New York. 3.
Detroit, o. Washington, t.
M. I.ouis, ,1; Boston, y.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Club
New York
Chicago . 59
Pittsburgh ... .-. i
Phllndi irVIn .. I?
Cincinnati . is
St. l.oiils 43
Bi.Iclyh . .tr.
Boston . ijs
Won. Lost
. 7'? I
Year I < "I'll.. Won. Lost.
.613 Boston . 68 31
.?33 Washington .. i;J 37
,596;Philadelphia .. RS D
,6'12 Chicago . 50 111
,12t Detroit . is
Clevulnnd .... t:,
:c.i Now York .... ill ?:t
.251 St Louis . 30 H7
p.c. year
.fiS7
.626
.r.73
.521
.1-1
.!??,!
.till
.371
,642
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
lurgh at Boston i Wushington at Detroit
Cincinnati at New York, Philadelphia ;<t Cleveland
Chicago nt lirooklyh. New York ?t Chicago
St. Louis at Philadelphia I Boston at St, LotiU
AMATEUR GAMES TO-DAY
? \ 1 1 1 VI. ( 111 I.I !AOI 13.
Ilnttlc 1? vs. ithlcllcs i mo Kamen), lit < 'krlsl Church Park. Umpire,
O'Toole,
Vshlnnri is. cno-. ill Ishlnnd. I iiiplrc, Krcnch.
t'ollcKlnns % s. Southern Hell, in llyrd Pnrk. 1,'mplre, IIIrks. One Riuiir
ni 4i'M o'clock (iiroltnlil.i Ivio mime* will lie plnyed).
llnrton ll.-luliis
ii IMHIIMiin I.KAGl K.
a i oln, nl llnrton llcluhts, t mpli
Tylers vs. WHkIiIn, ??" lljrd Park. l/niplrc, Kllysnn,
Knnna vs. Woodnll a Hurries, nl Vtulctlc Park. I nip Ire, Bottoms.
it ii imumi i.i. M.i ii,
Inicrlcnn Clothing Co. vs. IIIIIMdcrM, ni llyrd Pnrk.
Cherry Smnsta niirk a <<.i Spring lllll.
.IseoIis ?V Levy ^-. Imperials, nl Knlrniount.
< i:\TIL\ I, LEA?;I E.
Cubs vs. Giants, nt P.asl Und Pnrk.
RnmMern vs. Hustlers, nl llyrd Pnrk.
Pathfinders *... Ithrplrs, ni llarvej Pnrk.
PACKERS' LEAGUE.
Kliman vs. Dold, nt Seniliinry Turk.
Svrlft vs. National, at Belle Mcade Pnrk.
Vrtnour ?.?, Korbes, nl Buttery Court Pnrk,
U EST END I.I". \H I".
Indiana \-. si. Vnilrrw's, nl St. tndrcir's I'n
Pirates ??. TlRcrs, nl Clnrke Sprlnu Park.
UNION I.I. Vi.I B.
lies v?. Entiles, si ? . .V O, Pnrk.
Baptists \ *. Trimmers, nl It. 1".. I.cti Park,
JULIAN MORRIS WINS
SEVEN BLUE RIBBONS
lie Is Chief Winner at Albemarle Horse ^how.
Over 4,000 People Present at Seeon !
D*v's Exhibition.
lripccla.1 to The Times-1 >!spatch. 1
Charlottesvllle, Va? August ".?Over,
?i.OOCi people attended the Second day of.
the Albehiarle Morse Sho-.v. society be-'
Ins out In force. Twenty-live classes 1
were shown. " ?
The plulo prc-sontcd by .'. Anderson]
ChlSholm', president of the association,
fot the best ladles' harness horse, went!
to Dr. v. T. Churchman's Starlight, a I
typical runabout horse with perfect;
manners. The mare was driven by Mrs.!
Churchman.
By capturing four blues to-day, Jui-I
lar Morris proved 'he chief winner of|
the show, brining ins totui up to sevi n.
Keswlck, a winner at Olym'pinj annex?
ed lirst money in both the ladies'
hunters and lightweight hunter,
classes, while the chestnut Kcldlng, De?
visor, was declared the beft gentle?
man's parle hack
Th0 Keswlck iiunt team, with Julian
.Morris master, and Arthur White und
Tippirr Morris whips, riding, defeated
th. Albe marie County Hunt, with Sid?
ney J. H olio way master, and Robert E.
Cree and D:. Archie C. Randolph, whips,
up.
.Mrs. Reginald Brooks, of Boston,
guided her bay p-ldlngr, Tom Brown,
over tho bars V Mi rare skill, and!
captured the blue ri the thoroughbred
hunter class
Mrs. Allen Bous of Castle Hill, won
first in the sporting tandem class with
her black mare Pretty Maid, and hay
mare. Bracken Rose.
There were some very clever per?
formances in the I irlnthl?h class. Mrs.
Wilbur Osborni f Gordonsville, on
her bay gelding Watchful, finally
landing the prize.
In the uroo-:; lumping class, which
?was won by 11. 1. Burton's May !!? ll< .
ridden by Harry 1' >ok. Julian Morris's
championship hunter, David Cray,
twice cleared the h.irs at live foot with
great ease.
.1. B. Andrews' Balbrlgah, which
won the. hackney .,orse society silver
medal at the St U Fair, repeated to?
day in the hu< km .stallion class.
. oils sind by ich stallion?Klrst.
flllv, S .1 Ri bll i & Son; second,
Knnny, Mrs w. im C.arth; third,
Amaze, iff, v. Cllft?n<
Hackney staub - ? First. Balbrlg
gnn Buckcyolnnd -took Farm; sec?
ond, Ely Stockwoll W B. Bullock. Ma
iiitssas; third. Nl ? ? Hawk. Daniel 11.
Andrews.
Colts sired by hackney stallion ?
First flllv. Edwlh O Meyer; second. ,
Virginia, W. F. Si . !er. Jr.; third. Clg-1
n ret to, Davis ? v. ,od: fourth, Nelly, ;
J. M. M. KIroy.
Colts sired by led saddle stallion]
? First, not nhrhi il F. .Marsh Walker,
second, nill, .1 M irkiroy.
Fair roadst I Irst. Faster Lily
nhd Faster f;li'V J Ward: second,
Carleton anil Cai Mrs Hoills Bine
hnrt; third, i;(.! iy and Billy I'nr
lisri, Davis A Wood
Saddle ponies I Irteeh hands and
liiuler Klrst, \i. ? Letts, miss Lucy
Day Mar*:!. Tiirbaby, Thomas
Staples Martlii third. Mike, Jr.,
Roger It. Rliiehnri
i Harness ponli ? over thirteen bands
! ?Klrst. Sequel Herald .1. O'Brien.
London second, : u nco. Dr. O'Brien;
[third, Sert-ne O'Brlon; fourth.
Beauty. Han y ?
t.entleinan's jiarl hack ? First, Divi?
sor, Julian Motrl second, Fllrtfttloni
1 F. J. Ward third prince William,
fourth. Mcgantlc Miss Berta Garth.
i Green hunters?First, Tuckahoo.
Fred w. Scott Richmond; second.
Watchful. Mrs 'W.i,ur Osbornc: third,
Port. W. F. Wilbur Warrenton; fourth.
Sweet William. .1 i:ian Morris.
i'air harness ..ises?first, pair,
: Davis Wood
Thoroughbred j- inters?Klrst. Tom
I Brown, Mrs Iii :,l Hrooks. Boston;
second, TUckahoo, Fred W. Scott. Rich?
mond; Hind Millwood, JllllOh -Morris.
, K. eswieki
Pony jumping, i'irst Pete. Hoills
. Rlhol art, Jr
Ponies eleven hands and under?
First Mike, ,ir Roger R. Rlnehart.
I Ladles' harness horses?Klrst, ?iar
| llKiit. Dr. v T Churchman, Charleston,
, w. v.' .i ii ., emhloy King, Dr.
i ' ierald ! O'l rb , mini. Faster t.tly.
I F t Ward fourtl i.ndv Gohang, Wil?
liam Bullock:, m? (i,, ,.ih
' Ladies' Hunters First. Keswlck.
Julian Morrii wick; second, Ac
iplllbi, w K, Wilbur Warrenton; third,
Watchful, Mrs, Wilbur Osborno, Gor?
donsville fourth, itavollo W F Wil?
bur.
lAibemarlo realtors?Mrst. jaasccr
Uly. B, J. Ward, Charlottesvllle; eec-,
ond, Flora, Mr.1-. N. K. Snecd. third.
Cary. Mi>. H?llt?. Hlnehart: fourth.
Easier Girl, Charles w. Hultiati.
Lightweight hunters?Kir-it, kch
wlck, Julian MorrU, Keswlck, ?econd.
Tri-tty M ild, Mrs. Allen l'otts, Happy
Creole Farm. Oordohsvllle; third,
Watchful Mrs. Wilbur Osborne. tlor
donsvlllCj fourth, Port. W. 1\ Wilbur,
Warrcr.ton.
Park tandems?First, Ely Stockwell
and mate. W. B. Bullock, Mahaaaas;
?I. lladlant and tna'e. Davis ?
Corinthian class?first. Watchful,
Mrs. Wilbur osborne. Oordonsvllle;
second. David Gray, Julian .Morris:
third, Taeonlte, Julian Morris, fourth.
I'ort. W. F. Willyurj Warn-nton.
Harness horses, under la-j ? first,
Starlight, Dr. V. T. Churchraa::,
Charleston; second. Faster Lily, E. J
Ward, third. Lady Cnhanp, W. B. Bul?
lock. Manassas.
Sporting tandem?First,
and Bracken Kose. Mrs.
second, Wilton and mate
Chlsholm, Charlottesvllle
dulum and mat-, Sidney
N( w Vork.
Four-ln - hand?First, te-nm.
Rhodes, Charldttcsvllle second,
w A. Irving-.
Hunt teams?First. team
Grtf**-, Keswlck and Gungadtn),
Morris. Keswlck; Second, team
ahoo Watchful and llavello), Aibe
marle C/mnty Hunt. Sidney j Hollo
way, M. p 11.
(".room Jumping class?first May
Hell.-. R, L. Burton, Chariot tesvilb-:
Second, Watchful, Mrs. Wilbur Osbnrne,
Gordonsvllle; tiird, David Cray. Julian
Morris, Keswlck; fourth. Port. W. V.
Wilbur. Warrenton.
Consolation class, pony Jumping?
FirSt, Nina. Mrs. Sholto Douglas, Cob
ham: second, Beauty, Harry rook,
Charlottesvllle; third. Buck, Albert Ir
: vlng, Charlottesvllle,
Pretty Main
Allen Pott*.
J. Anderson
thlrel. Pen
I. Holloway,
tjdam,
(Davirt
Julian
(Ttiek
Seashore Trips
The Xn-t'liniiKC-of-rnrsi Honte.
EVERY SUNDAY
ROUND
TRIP
MUirni.h, VI HO IN IA BKACII,
OCR AN M RM . CAI'K 11 i.M: V.
2?FAST TRAINS?3
Leave Byrd Street Station *8.10
A. M. and 3 A. M.
l.eavo Norfolk 4:15 P. M. and
?7:40 P. M.
?Throuith Conch hetv?-?-en tlle.h
mond nnd Vlr-clnln Beneta.
trEEK-END n.VTESi Norfolk.
13.00. VirKlnia Beach. J3.2.r,. on
lie Fridays and Sal unlays.
Limit Monday following.
c3MOTOR CARS
Gordon Motor Co*
ums win
GAME IN A WALK
Johnson Has Tigers a.t His Mercy
and Administers Shut
Out.
RED SOX STILL WINNING
They Whip Browns Third 'l ime
in Series, Wood Allowing
But Three Hits.
Detroit, August 2 -Washington won to?
day's game In n walk, 4 to 0 The only
chance the Tigert hnd to scorn was In tho
levi in!., when Louden and MoHarlty sin?
gled In succession. Deal tried a sacrifice,
but bunted tooh ard, and Johnson pegged
out Louden at third. The guine was with?
out an extra baso hit, itacrlilcc, stolen base,
l double play, pinned hall, or even a walk;
Washington. Detru>t.
All M >J a E AU It b a r.
MOellor, ri. 4 : 1 0 o Hash's, It. 3 u 0 <>
[Konter, ab., 4 :: 2 u a Vitt, l:.... a u i o o
m in, cfi. i ii . q j>|Bush, < o 2 >i
Oandll, lb. 4 ? s 0 ueobb, ct..; 4 3 1 0 ?
Mvrgan. ab a i .? .1 oJDele'iy, rt 4 l a u ?
Airis'lth, ... I 0 S 3 1 I,olid. It, Ju 3 1 'i < 0
131'It ride, sul ?) : 3 u'.Mot'liy, :iii 113 II
I Walker, If. 4 0 ; 0 ubial. 3b... 3 o 1 <i u
Johnson, p 3 l o 1 QiSiatiage, c * I 6 0 1
Willen, p. 3 0 1 3 0
Viu-.v:nlil. 1 u 0 ?? >i
Total? ...31 !> 27 10 0 Totals .. . . 31 it
?Hatted for Batha?g In eighth.
:-'< ..re by tunings:
Washington .0 o 1 ? o 2 o ft i
Summary: Itur.v?Morll< r. Poster, it
gait; Johnson. t.< ft on bases'?Washing!
Detroit. ?. First ba?u on balls?Off W
le|t, 1; ort Johnson. 1 Struck out?By w
Ittt, S; by Johnson S. Wild pitch?With
Time of game, L33 Umpires, Hart a
ST. LOUIS SHUT OUT
St. Louis. August 2.-Jakn EtohTs R<d Snx
took the third K?me o! tho series from the
Brdwns bsro this afternoon, 'j to o Joe
Wood plt-hed tor the box. and Just three
hits were made orr aim. only on. coming
afli r the third lr.nlng. A home run by
Stahl, with tho bases full in the r irth,
ftbturrd the ?rame The score:
st. I-otil?. IP,-ton.
ah it o a i: ah it o a n
Shottrn. tit 4 : 4 ft O'Hoop-r. rl i : 0 M
Austin, tb., 4 0 0." SYerkcs, !b. 4 0 1 41
Pratt. :h .312 :. OIBpeSk'r. rt 4 .' r 1 o
K Ulna, ih. 1 0 ? r, OILeWlt, If.. 6 2 10 0
Willis's, rf 3 ) 0 o OilJard'r, 2h. 3 l o t o
Wallace, ss 2 0 1 10 Stahl, Ib.. I 2 1? 1 f)
"??/.?.ton. rf 2 1 6 0 ?Wngr.'r. ss 4 0 2 4 n
Kri'hc',1. .-2 0 0 1 I Cady, C.... I 1 ? 1 ft
Bneil, c. tots 3 Wood, p.. I : l : o
Ba'llton. pi 0 0 1 OHail. 2b... 1 0 0 0 0
P?Weit, p.. 2 0 r, ; a
? l.aporte ..1 0 0 0 0
Totals .. to J 27 II t Totals .. 21 12 27 1? .'
?Batted for Wallace in ninth,
.-core by Innings R.
I Huston.0 0 0 C 1 0 1 1 0-3
St. t.ouis.o o o o o o e o 6??
, Summitry: Buns?Hooper. Fpeaker '->?
Lewis, Gardner, Stahl, Wagntr, Cady and
i Wood. Two-ba;* hits?Lewis (2>. Cady,
! Wood, fihotter.. StShl. Home runs?Stahl,
Hooper. Stolen bases?Speaker (S), Osrd
I r.?r. Doubl? rlnv- Warner to Stahl. Lift
] on bases?St Louis. 0: Button 4. First bate
Ion halls? Off Wood. ,; off Hmollton. J. Hits
:--Off Hamilton. & In C Innings. Struck out ?
By Wood, f . by Powell, 1 Time of gaute.
,1:40 t'mplre* p'Brtne and Dtneen.
LOST IN LAST INNING
Chicago, August 2 -Four runs In the P.rit
! Inning off Warhop. who was wild, gave th?
! Wiitie Sox a :. to 3 victory Over the Yankees
' totday. Three Single?. a double und a
I triple piled up the counters. Lnnge sturt
i ed for the Sox, V it gave so many m?n
? ba.??s he i\as rell?V? ! by Walsh In the
fifth. The score:
New York. Chicago.
AH 11 OA E AH HOAE
Dahlelt, If I n 7 1 o'P.ath. 2b .. 4 0 1 I 1
Chase, lb.. .", 3 > o 3 Zelller, lb. 4 t 10 0 I
Sterrett. rf 3 " 1 0 0 Collins, of. 4 1 1 0 0
Zlnn. rf. .. 4 0 2 0 ftjLord, 3b... 4 1 o 4 0
s'lrn'ons. 2b i i 13 olCal'han, If 4 1 2 a 1
Pad'ock, .'ib 4 i o I olQodle, rf.. ? ; : o n
Martin, Skill 0 o o.: Weaver, ss :?? 1 2 4 o
Wllll'mS, 0 o 4 : ! niork, c. 3 r. o n n
?IlartJell ..1 0 0 0 OLanffe. p 2 I t I t
Warhop. p. 3 0 0 1 UWaith. -.. t 0 0 6 fj
' tWolvrrton 1 I 0 ft 4
tCal dwell.. 0 0 o o 0
iSweeney.. 1 0 u 0 0
Totals ...22 ?. 21 !> J Totals . " : i; 2
?Hatted for Willlmas In nlr.th.
rBatted tor Wsrhop In ninth.
! titan for Wolv.rton In ninth.
j zBatted for Rterett In ninth
: ton by Innings: R.
I NVw York.0 1 I 0 ft 0 ft 0 1-3
Chicago . . .i si) o 9 10 I ??5
j Summary: Runs?Danleli, Simmons, Cald
well, Z^lder. folllns Lord, r-allahan. Bodla.
[ Two.base hit?Calinhan. Three.ba?r htl ?
. Co:;ins. itortle Sae.-ine.. hits?Martin. Wit
i Mams. Stolen bases?Daniels, fhas* (4>.
fiterreft, Martin Doub> play?Weaver to
Zelder Pirat base on halls-Off I.jnc, 3;
' off W.ilsh. J. Struck Out?By Warhop. 3:
I by Lang". 1; by Walsh. 7 Hit by pitcher -
ttodle. Wild plteh-Wnlsh. raised hall ?
Wl '.ams Time of game, liSO t'aipiret.
: Egon and Sheridan.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At Louisville: Louisville, C; Kansas
City, 3.
AI Indianapolis; Indianapolis, 0; ^"t.
Paul, 7.
At Columbus: Columbus, 1) Milwau?
kee, 7.
At Toledo- Toledo, o- Minneapolis, A.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
At Ch-< ttanooira: Chattrtnootra, B:
, Montgomery, i.
At Atlanta: Atlanta. 0: Birmingham.
3 (first game3; Atlanta, Birmingham,
:, (second game).
I At Memphis: Memphis, 8; New Or
i leans, 4.
At Nashville: Vashvllle. n: Mobile, S,
JIMMY DRIVER IS
SIGNED BY GRIM
ejlminy" Driver. Hie former tn
lielit .slur of the I nlversltj <>t \ lr
glnln hnsehiill Ipiiiu, has been *<
eured hy .lliek lirllll til li ll ellilenvor
to repair I lie ilrnopliiu fortunes of
the shipbuilders. Driver nrrl\ed In
Itlchninnd last nlKhl in response to
it hurry cull from Orlm, and It l*
probable thai hi' will tie In the
game to-dny.
The eolleKC plnj er vrna n member
of the Lnlxerntly <>r A'trclnin nine
In 11)11, nnil led the team I is the
number of extra Imse bits, bnttlnK
nhnnt .-<!<>. He played on the same
it am svlth ISppn Rlxey, who Is now
slrirrlnc iim Hie phenom pitcher of
Hie riilllleH. He mnile u record nt
Ihe 1 nlserslls, hclnc the oiilv mnii
In recent years besides Stnnton v?lio
hnn ?ollen IiIk teller In Hirer sports
_hnscbnll. food.nil nml basketball,
l.nst jrenr i>rts_er mis nsslsitnnt
nlliletle director to Tlcnd I nach
o.iolinnr" VefT nt Ihe Fnlvorsltj of
South Carolina, nml he sxlll nssnme
rhnrsre of ?nnrts there the middle
of next mnnlh. ITe tins been plnr
Inir Ibis siimmrr on Hie rlinrlolles
s Ute Y. M. C. ^? fenm. nml n few
ilriv* nco mnile the only runs of the
enmc hv ?lrls"lnw out n Tionie rim
ivtlh the bas?3S full mrnlnnf n fenm
Including r^Ti.ttrton nml Won.', .
Princeton i Nrrr nml W-. ' of lllo
t'nlvcrsiltr "f A'lrir'.i. i. nnd other
ntnra of collccc 1- mrlinlt.
NORFOLK LOSES
10 PORTSMOUTH
Game, Which Gees Twelve In?
nings, Marred by Poor
Umpiring.
ISpeclnl to Tho Tlmos-Dlspatch.]
Portsmouth, Va. August 2 ?Porta
mouth won a twcl.vo-lhtilng gast? from
Norfolk to-day on the: former's (-round.
The game, a good one. Was marred by
i>o,,r umpiring, in which both teairia
Hufferod. Mayor und Pooio pitched ex
? ?Ueiu ball and wore well supported.
Tho ncore:
Norfolk.
A B. It. II O. A. K.
Keller, if. 5 t 1 2 0 0
Klrcher, 2b. ? 0 1 .1 1
Dodge. 8b..-, 0 11 ;i ?, 1,
Klntoii, ?s. 1 0 u 2 7 3
Wallace, cf. 5 0 0 6 0 a
Waiter, rf. 6 0 2 1 0 rj
Blgble, ih. 4 0 an 1 n
'-'. 1 ti 1 0 1 0
l'oole, p. 1 i, a ,j 1 u
Portatnou 1 h.
A B. I t II
Becker, if. I 11 j
I
.
TlUnan, if. :. u u
I Score by Innings: R
:
Portsmouth .GOnioooooooi ?3
Summary: T Wo-base hits?O?rvlh.
Three-base hits?Mundy. Double plrtva
?Keating to Castro t<i Mundy. bodge
t<. Hinten to Blgble. P.ise c.n bails "if
Pbole, :;. bit Mayor. 1 Left on 1 ?-? -
Norfolk, 6; Portsmouth, 12 nit by
Iltched halls?Blgble. Struck out?by
Mayer. . by Pool?, t Time <ir game,
two hours Umpire, Donohue. Attend
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Oatrit ealle,! |:30 r. M.
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CrnuiJionc
Last Mountain
Excursion
I VIA
Norfolk & Western RyP
Tu
Lynchburg, Bedford
AnU nil Stations between
Roanoke and Bristol
leaves Richmond 11 A. M.
Tuesday, August 13
Returns Ausmat Iff.
Round Trip Fares
Ranging From $2 to $5
Special train?through coaches?be?
tween Richmond and Roanoke, con
nectlng In both directions with regu?
lar train between Roanoke and Brlu
tol.
sinn 'nut* t<> i.i n v v.
On August 14 the Norfolk and West,
ern Railway will run n special excur?
sion from Lynchburg and Roanoke to
Natural Bridge ami Luray, returning
I same elnv. Fare, round trip from Roa
I noko to Natural Bridge, T.'io, and to
Luray, f2.R0,
Full schedule and Information may
he had nt N. * W. Oltlce, at Ninth and
Main Streets.
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