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Nationals Drop Back in Race for Pennant
TIGERS POUNCE ON
NATIONAL'S HURLERS
Pennant Still Further Remov d as Boston Tri?
umphs---Double Victory of Athletics Puts
Them Closer to Climbers.
Aftcl Mint \ nughn relieved
solas ea?y cither, lu the third j
h two on, Meeller hit one over i
(ending two of hin
Tom.i < 2-2.22 Total? ...? t 11 2? 11!
'Batted for Shrinks In eighth. I
jUattcd for Vaughn In ninth.
Scere by innlnpui It. I
reshlnston .00320901 0?8
?ttroll .I 2 0 0 0 2 ii 1 0-r>
Summary; Fir?; la?* on error*?Washing-I
?n f Detroit, : I.oti or. bases?Washing
oh, Detroit, :?. Ktr*f hn?e on Vinlls-Off
lugho?. 3; off Vaughn, 2; off Mullln. 1. In-I
ir.g? pitched--By ilushen. lj hy Vaughn, I; i
> Miillin, Si-S: b> Wlllett. ? 1-3 Hits?Off
fughf! 2. off Vaughn, 12; . if Mullln. Gi off j
V'tllKtl f Struck oui ?By Hughe*. 2; by I
aughn. '-'. by Mullln. 1. Home runs?Ons- |
itv] Moeller Three-ba?* hlti-^JotieS and
ri-.'.'crd. Two-base hits?Gandll, Morgan.
Inlllnj Wlllett, Cdbb. Sacrifice hit?Deal.
tn!.-T- hn?es?Cobb, Dusii <?>. Double piny*
Morgan to McBrlde to Gandll. Wild pitch
-Wlllett. Tim,.- of same, 2:ir Umpire
Ivan? nr.d Egan. Attendance, 1.800
RUNAWAY FOR WHITE SOX
S". ??. York. Auffllit 2'- -The Whit" Sot |
nadi i runaway o! to-day's k?me with the
r?cnrlns eight runs In the last
hre* Inning? and winning f to t Warhop
vork'd fi>r iliutout up to fir fixih. The;
MAGKSTARI8 HIS
SHAKE-?PIHTE?iVi
Gets Murphy and Walsh From
Baltimore for Four of
His Veterans.
t Special t? The TtmesiDispatcli 1
Philadelphia. Ph., August 22. -Coh
1. Mack lias start, d the long looked
t-o shake! up in l.ts two seasons' cham?
pionship teuilt, lu a swap with ltalti
he g-ti. according to Managet
?lack Dunn. Kdelle Murphy and .llmnile
Walsh, tlie two fast outfielders, and
gives Bris Lord, the veteran outfielder,
and Derrick, the young inlieldcr, al?
lows Baltimore to keep Pitchers Dnn
Inrth ami SlinWkicy, who haw been
with Baltimore all the season and, pays
I
Con nb admitted to-night that the
two new stars come here Saturday and
would glv. his team added strength,
and might make the Athletics dan?
gerous in th,- pennant rate, but denied
Hint he had agreed who would go to
Baltimore.
Men de \\ Ins linn,II,-up.
K II. Mead* wop (lie Hermitage
poll handicap tournament yesterday,
his score being "!?> going eiiit and 39
Coming In, total. 77. With a handi?
cap of six, his net Score was 71. which
Wits considered remarkably good.
"Kahn's" Silk Day
$.'.50 Silk N'egligee Shirts. $2.25
S3.50 Silk Xegli?cc Shirts.$1.75
$2.00 Silk Undcrwcai . $1.15
? 52.25 A Si n .,
Athletic Shirt - and Knee I 'r.iwri-.
KAHN's OF RICHMOND;
7H I.nst Broad St.
Keiley- Springfield
NUF SED
CHEMI COMPANY,
629 E. Main Street, - - Richmond, Va.
1-?-?
The buyer who knows the different
automobiles will own a
?3k?hs^ ?'?nes M?*or
^ ^3r Co
Allen Avenue and Broad Street.
c5MOTOR CARS
Gordon Motor Co.
American League
iti-isi i i s l i - 11 .im \ \.
Itontoii, '.<: I Ii ? ??limit. t>.
,\i ?% Vork; I: ? IiIcmk... !'.
\\ IIHhlUKtlMI, Ul Hi In.II. !?.
Rhllndvlphin, Ml. I.iiiiIm, l i ilr-.t
Rhllndelphla, lit SI. l.uiil?, i i-.ee
ST,\ Mfl.M. or TIIK i l.l.ll*.
I list
i lull-.. Wain. I..'-i. r.i . Verir.
iionIoii .wi nil .im? .sis
Wnshluglon . 7- l". .tilri . CM
I'hliiidcliililn ui> tu .nun .?IUI
t'Mcugn. r.7 ..-?I .'UNI
llrl roll ..".(i 11.1 .|-| .iuv.1
i levelaud . .-- ill ,.|.|S .SIM
\i'h link. -Mi 74 .::r.l ..KM)
Si, Louis.:i7 t:> .am .'jus
w mihi: TU Kl I'l. \ 1 TO-U.W,
< lilcimo ill XCW 1 ork.
St. Louis in Philadelphia.
Detroit n? Washington,
Cleveland n? [lOHlan.
Vsnkees got on to Taylor, but Walsh was
.-. nt In before tlu> could do any serious I
damage, Score:
t hlrago. ?n- \nrU.
A 11 It 11 O A A 11 K 11 O A
Rath. :b.... < a o SM'.MII'n, ?s * I 2 d 1i
Mattlck, rf a : 1 nchusr. Ib.. I 1 2 > 0
r.ord. ff... ? 1 I ?Punlcls. i I c 1 I 0
Collins. lb.C n i 10 3 I'ad'nck. .lb 4 0 1 1 ?
Rodle, If. .'. o .Slm'ns, :b 4 a l l 2
Welder, t*. .. ? I 'i Sllart'll, rf. i t) 1 2 0
Weaver ss l l JJjter'ctt, cf 3 (? o : i
Sch?lk, <-... t ?; r, tSwcon'y. es o i jn j|
Taylor, p.i o o o S Warhop. pi 7 !l 1 0 t
Walsh, p... 1 l '.? o o ?caldwi i;.. o ! o o ?'
?Easterly... i 1 o o L'tWolvorton 1 e o o o
Total? .. "?; v 11 77 79 Totals ...SI 4 10 27 11
"H.inod for Taylor In seventh.
I Haiti l !??! Stcrreit In ninth
.Ratted for Wartiop In ninth.
Soor? by Inning*: ft.
Chicago .o o o o e I 4 0 i?:>
New Vork.il t> 0 4 2 0 CO lr-1
Summnry; Two-baic hits?Weaver, l>an
!<-!.?. Schalk, Lord; Collins. Three-base nit ?
Mattlck. Sacrifice hits; MaMllluh, Rath (2).
Sacrifice tly?Lord. Stolen bsscs?Simmons,
Schalk. Doubl? plays?Weaver t.. colltm to
!-? l.aik. SChalk ??> Weaver lo Clark. Left
on bases?ChlcaRo, New Vork. 1. l'lrst
bis. ,.n ball??-? 'ft "layl??r. 2; off Walsh. Ii
oft Warhop, .'. Struck mit ?Ry Taylor. Ii by
Walsh. ;. by Warhop. S. Hit by pitcher?
My Warhop. 1 (Weaver). Umpires, Dlneen
nnd O'Urleb. Attendance. R.MO
ATHLETICS WIN TWO
lad ipliia, August -Phl!art,.'r!d.i
two ?anics from St, Loiils here to-day.
or - b< ins ! In ' iitid 3 lo I The op.-n
Poi tesi it i* v.,.n in (he ninth inning
'olllll's tingle, a puss lo tinker and
ik'r. single, 'lit.- home team bunched
(Continued rin Seventh Rage.)
OPENING GAME
IS WON BY TARS
Poolc Is Steady, and Shipbuilder.,
Lose by Score of
S to 3.
Norfolk. Va . August 22.?With
Pooh steady an<l effective on the
ihoiind tor Norfolk, the Tors took the
opening gain,- of the scries with the
shipbuilders at Lafayette Park this
afternoon hy the score of 3 to 3.
Veivporl V(UK,
Aft It I
Hat. .-. r>b. &
Klehbcrgor. rf. 4
Hooker, ef. 4
Maltis. If. ::
Lake, e. 3
Auley. ss. 4
Carney. 21,. 4
Husky, lib. 4
Morrlsscy. p. 4
1 I
0 1
A. K
:t <
0 (
0
1 1 10 1
Norfolk,
AH. I! 11 <? A I.
Klrcher, 2b. 5 2 :?. :i :: ?
Dodge. :ib. 4 1 12 2 0
Gordon, if. t 1 1 2 0 q
Wallace, cf. 3 1 0 I 0 n
Walters, rf. 4 0 1 I 0 ?
Higbie, lb. 4 l> 1 0 0 ti
Uraun, c. 4 6 2 1 1 1
P?ble, p. 4 0 0 0 1 n
Totals.34 R 10 27 10 1
Newport fv'tus.OonoolOO 2?3
Norfolk . ...20 0 0 4 2 0 0 X?S
Summary: Two.base hits?Auley.
Three-base hits?Keller. Stolen bast's
-Dodge (4), Maltis, Bates, Keller,
Klrcher (2). Left on bases?Newport
News. 7; Norfolk. 8. .-truck out?
Mor:issey. S: Poole, t Based on balls
Morrlssoy, poole, 1. lilt by pitched
balls?>lorrlsse>. I (Wallace): Poole.
1 (Hake). Time of game. 1:45, Cmplre.
O'Brien. Attendance. 500.
STON TACKLES
CHICAGO TYPOS
Will Battle for Championship of
Union Printers' National
Baseball League.
Hoston, August 22.?Hy defeatlnc St,
Louis ' to 6 bete to-day Hoston was
given t,.? opportunity to participate
to-morrow in the tlnal gamcti of ill
fifth annual championship tournament
of tlie Union Printers' National riase
ball League. Krller In the day Chicago,
the pres. in champion of the leag
easily defeated Wushington, I", to 2. A
feature in the St. Louis-Boston game
was a three-base hit by W?hler, of the
vIsttltiK team. Which drove in three
runs.
COTILLION FEATURES
PULASKI HORSE-SHOW
_
Thirty-Two Riders Participate and Affair
is Complete Success?Large Attendance
ahu b irot-Ciass Entries Shewn.
Pulaskl, Va . August ?The sixth
annual exhibition of the Pulaskl HorseI
Show Association opened here last
?light with an uhprokedoht?d attend-.]
unco f"i thi opening night. The eventi
Is one of the social events of South?
west Virginia annually, and attracts
visitors from ever} Sectloni J. H. M'
Conibs, of Klehmond, V.l., and >\" w.
Santord, of Orange, Vit., are Judges
for the s. viral clttsses.
The performance opeiied with a cetil
1 <-,ii by thirty-tw6 participants of the
best riders In Southwest Virglria. Those
H ling were: Mrs. II. K Trbllhgcr with]
i'r w. \V. Challln, .Mis. Joe Eckman|
with Ii Li Trollhger Miss Pearl Ull-'j
Ipri with \V. .1 Harmon, Miss Mary j
l^ohghoh with C K. J. Ki tcitson. Mlssl
Anna Belle ChnlTIn with IrVin lilltss-l
helmjer, Mis? Sarah Allison with K. H.
Ilitruiun, Miss Ullie Trollnger with |
Hensell llckman, Miss Jnnle Allison I
wittt Mark Alexander, Mt?* Mary Beit
With A B Comstock, Miss Fan Wil?
liams, of Itlohmond, with Sidney B.l
Steger; Miss Angellne Harvey with
Prod Harvey, M,ss teilen Bell with |
Allen Cloyd, Miss Bes* Hell with J. Tt. |
K. Beil, Mi?s Mnry I.Ulisoti with
l>r. A. M liushnng, Mis* Pratt with K. j
i rat) Mips I.??ms. Black with J. 11.i
j In I he Minor Leagues
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
?I Toronto TOrorito N, walk. 2.
i
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
?
?
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
At New Orleans?New Orleans. -;
mi his, 1.
.,' !'..t uiii.Rham?Bltmingham, 3;
Chattanooga. 1.
Other games not scheduled.
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION
ark
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE
At ICnoxvllle Knuxvllle, (%'. Johnson
?
SOUTH ATLA*NTIC LEAGUE
t Savannah?Savannah, 3, Columbus
n< Innings!
At Columbia ?Columbia, 1,, Jackson
Die, It
if. Fori? ntan.
The prize winners were:
Class l?Bist park saddler, ieven en?
tiles? First. Davy Jones, exhibited l.y
W ,G. Carter; second. Prince George,
exhibited by ii. 1. Trollnger; third.
Stini .1 .. exhibited by J. Jj. Marlin?
fourth, Habe, exhibited bv a F.
Clark.
Class L'?Best lady driver with polo
team, four entries?First. Kid and
Fdiih. driven by Mrs. Joe Keitmann
second, Utdy and Mack, driven by Miss
.lanle Allison; third. Ited P.ock and I
Hoy, driven by Mrs. Baker; fourth,
Nancy Hanks und iluttio Hall, driven,
by M,ss Maggie Martin.
Class :i?BOst gulled saddle horse,
ten ? ntrtes?First, Nina, exhibited by
Julius Butord; second. Diamond, cx-|
hlblted by s. T, Crockett, third. Katie,
exhibit, d by S. G. B?f?rdj fourth, Rebel,
exhibited by Allen Cloyd.
Class I Best lady rider on park sad?
dle, three entries?First. Star, ridden
by Mit? .lank Allison, second. Babe,
-i l l' :: by Miss Josephine Allison: third,
Bed Rock, i idden by Mrs. Baker.
Clasi liest general utility horse.
? Ighi entries?First, prince, exhibit?
ed by Miss Itlack: second, Panny
peaver, exhibited by Miss Lewis
rnes, o' Newport News; third, Roy,
exhibited by I>r. Clark, fourth, Dia?
mond, exhibited by S. T. Crockett.
1 i? a ? best pair matched horses,
Bfivi i rntr'lej First. Nancy Hanks
and lint,. Hail, exhibited by !:? M.
Brpwh; sc,-..ml, Star and Habe, exhibit?
ed by Ho.o.k und Clark: third. Robin
and Cl aude, exhibited by H. R. nnd J. s.
j nines; fourth. Kid and Edith, exhibit
i d by D0UglaS8 Kelly.
Class 7?Best lady rider over fifteen
vein s of age, four entries?Firsts
Frank, ridden by Miss Janle Allison;
.I. Kn'hel. ridden by Miss Sarah
?His.ui. third, Hilly, ridden by Mrs. J.
i. llort. fourth, Red Rock, ridden
by Mrs B?ker,
? lass 6?Be*t Pulnskl County driv?
ing liorse, five entries?First. June, ex
hlblted by II 1. Trollnger; second.
Lucifer, exhibited bv \V. \V Chaff In;
third. Habe, exhibited by A. T. Clark:
fourth, Nancy, exhibited by E M.
' lass 8 fx) ? Hcst lady driver with
single horse, three entries?First. Tin?
ker Bell, driven by Mrs. p. YV. Barnard;
Iii I ond, Robin Adalr. driven by Miss
Anna Belle Chaffln; third, Prince Ed?
ward, driven by MisB Janle Allison.
Class 9 -Bett gentleman rider on
tailed horse. seven entries?First,
Nina, ridden by D. M. Gloyd; second.
I rank, ridden by C. C. Allison; third.
H-Cbol, ridden by Allen B, Cloy.l.
???uith. Red Rock, ridden by N. E. BIs
Clnss 10?BeM heavy harness horse,
live entries?First, Tinker Reli, exhibit?
ed b.S Miss f). \V. Barnard; second.
June, exhibited l.y ii L Trollnger!
third Robin, exhibited by II. R. James;
fourth. Nortel, exhibited by C, W.
Browning.
Class II?One entry, not <-all"l
Class 12 -Real green hunter, light
weight, ihre? entries-Firm. Empress,
exhibited b> H-.illnrd Pros. Others re?
fused to take the hurdle.
jCASTRO FORMS PLOT,
BUT BUR KL'S STICK
I CAUSES BIC UPSET
Colts Win Fourth straight From Portsmouth in
Spite of Dirt* fhre&ta and Mayer's BestAssort
m nt?Right Gardener's Triple Turns 'J r.ck.
Virginia League
It ICS P I.TS -, i>ii:iius Y,
Iticknioud, 4: I'urlNiuoutb, I.
Norfolk, s; \e?l>ori \.-%,?. a.
Uuoookc, I; 1'it' rxniiru, I.
SI'.\M?IX(i in
< lull-. \\ on,
IVIi rftburg ... Tu
ii l< l.in..ml .... |{s
Itumietke .... IIS
Norfolk . Ill
PortKniiiutli . . .".".
Newport .v
iii. e i l ii**.
In
\\ II101 tK l lll;t i i V > i U-ll \ 1
Portsmouth mi Itlcliinond.
IVtrrnburtc hi llonnokr.
N'orfulk ue Nruiivrl \n
IIV GUS M V 1.1*1 :IC"I .
l.ou Custro line! eignt other Sublets
from tin- Custro family, never wanted
anything In their lives quite ?i badly
its they did thut ball guini yesterday.
Had it hot been for Frank Burke they
might have had. II. hit a tri;,;, in
the eleventh; which scored two and
won.
It really wasn't so much the In-:
trlnslc valitc .if thi game, for Castro
must realise that lie has ho pennant]
chances. But down In Portsmouth Lee
tlarvlh claims that Boh Cafteir did him
a mean, low down trick. It happened
In the last game 01 the series and,
merely to explain ? hy all were so
anxious to win yesterday, the story is
retold here. Gary in hit ns ntttt a sin?
gle ns one could ivisl Into deep centre. |
Peeling sure that It Would be a single,
and knowing that it could rievi i I ?
a double. Lee loafej all the way down
to first base, while Bob hustled a bit.
and with a perfect chuck nailed the
Pirate backstop fully three feet away J
from first and he was put. That, brief- i
|y Is the story of what happened In
Portsmouth.
Now for what happened here. Castro
se>cted Danny Mayei the star r,f .-ill ;
the clubs in the Virginia league, when j
it comes tu winning ball games. Charit
CHIPS KEEP OP
ING STREAK
Tigers Unable to Stop League;
Leaders, Club Outhittins
Home Team.
Ileiaiioke, V'a . Angus- 22,?Peters?
burg outhlt Boanoke ami won easily.
Th. Goobers made fifteen hits for
twenty-three ins..?, hut fnst fielding
by Ttoanoke held the score down.
Hedgepeth whs strong throughout.
l.utiKhlln and Howcdell s battiim fca
turcd. Tlu . .. .
lloonokr.
A H R. H. O. A. P..
' iraham, jf .:. i
Kneaves, 3b. .
?'?inn. cf.
Shields, "b. .
Newton, bs, ..
Vance, rf.
Holland, lb. ..
Latin, . c. . .
Green, p.
Burleson, p. .
0
o l
0 i
1 i
0
Totals
Petersburg.
A.B. ft. II. O. A E
Anthony, cf . 4 0 l
Morrison, 2b. t o l
Husch, SS. -t 1
Spencer, if.-i 0 l
Lauphlln. rf. 4
Barnctt, lb. t
Howcdell, 8b.-l
Brennagan, c . -t
Hedgepeth, p .4 l l
Totals.DC I IS
Score by I ?
Bonnoke .
Petersburg
Summary: St.
rlson. Sacrifl
Two-base hits
Shields. v
latughlln ( 1 ?
ltoitnoke, ',. '
plnys?Busch H
h in 2 2-3 Inn
in it 1-3 innln
Struck out l:
peth, r,. Base
?: by Itedgepi
1:46. fmpir.
2 11
3 1
1 6
1 0
?? ii n
l :i ii
4 ?>
2oo
l II o
0
13 o
P..
.... 0 1 00 0 0 00 a-.-1
.... OOIVOAOIO -4
n bases - Husen. Mor?
bus?New-ton. Ginn.
Anthony. HOwedcll,
Three-base hits ?
er. l.ef t i>n h?is< -
rsburg, 1. Double
nett. Hits?off Green,
,,ff Burleson. 1')
e.ft Hedgepeth, :.
irleson. '.': by Hedge
bulls?By Burleson.
2. Time of game?
i N'amura.
Great Shoe Values
All lilts, w REK
AT TIIF.
PACKARD SHOP
To-day w? place on sale 318 pairs
o*. Oxfords, in all leathers and
styles, at
$2.65 the pair
You need a jnir to linish out the
season with
? ???I ihr in here.
'.'IT I".. Mnln vt.
Automobiles For Hire
f. and ; passenger Cars.
Hates from $3 per hour up.
s. C. GORDON,
820 W. Broad St. Muelison 539.
Strain volunteered to be led to slaugh?
ter aga'nst tliu hitherto- Inv'nclblo,
I .Mayer. After the dust of battle clear
* cd, -Ii ratlur alter tin stretch lulling
Iliad wailed and the curtain ha I been
I drawn, the Culls were winners of a
very nifty little ball gatne, thank you
I ma'am, by the scor? Of t t? L And It]
I uas won only after the most stubborn I
sort ol resistance, every ounce of the
light ?buck-spirit possessed by Castro's
menials was brought Into play. The
!'bu i total of It ail in thai the offensive
slamming of the locals couldn't be
' checked. When they finally becamo
acquaint .1 with Danny Mayer's stock
oi shoo.a. they didn't mingle with any
degree of aloofness, but waded in and
; grubbed him In bcarllko embraces,
line Hun booms Large.
The dubio ... among the hprn.se crowd j
'present were very muchly of the I
opinion that Portsmouth would surely!
! stet away with the Initial encounter j
I here, and thereby gain the bulge on j
. the series. Something of the plot ;
! which had been hatched on Ihe visit- j
Ins bench was known and noised
i around a bit. Mayei Is a name to con- J
I iure with, ..specially when be Is against
the Colts, To maki mailers worse the
visitors had made one run In the fifth,'
and with the two shies being retired In |
one. two, thr.-e order that one run
loom.-d about as large as the Elfcl I
' Tower.
In the Iii?! four Innings both Bides
w.r. retired without any serious!
troubi. presenting. lioth Mayer and
Strain were serving in great shape,,
und the only person apparently w'orr cd
(Continued on Seventh Page.;
TURNER GIVES
ANOTHER CHANCE
Collins and Champion Get To?
gether Again in Finish
Wrestling Bout.
.Ibe Turner has asreed to give Col- |
Uns, the Western hoy. who lost to the
champion In their l.>st engagement, a
return match; The two win go to the
mat iioxl Wednesday night In the ball
park, the match beginning at <>:lf.
o'clock. Tttrticr has agreed to bar the
toehold except In getting opt of a
hold. In other words, he will not use
that dangerous hold to obtain a fall.
As these two li.d1 put up a splendid
exhibition whfn they ptst nut. much
speculation it- being made as to the
outcome.
INCREASING CROWDS
SEE LAST DAY'S SHOW
Warrenton Exhibition Proves Success in Every
Way, Ideal Weather Giving Enthusiasts
Chance to Witness Good Sport.
Warrenton. Ya . August 22.?Fully
9 000 people tilled the grandstand ntid
promenade and witnessed tue closing
day of the Fourteenth annual exhibi?
tion of tne Warrenton Horse Show.
Ideal w. ather, a perfectly sodd-d ring.
Well Hlled classes, prompt judging and
many clean performances characteriz?
ed the enure day. The first part of
the day was given over to judging
heavy draft stallions, thoroughbred
brood mares, heavy draft, two-years,
heavy draft yearlings, general utility,
half hied two-year-olds and ponies un?
der saddle.
The Itobln A'Dalr cup for best pony
under saddle was won by .lob's Coat,
ridden by if. Clav Brittle
Bowles Brothers claimed both
classes of pairs In harness and both
tlrst and second place The old fav?
orite, David Cray. won the heavy?
weight lumpers. The class o' ladies'
harness horses waj finally won by Dr.
Gerald O'Brien's Wembley Queen,
driven perfectly by Miss Borna Hustle
ton. In this class Mrs. I'otts. on
Brocken Kose, made n spectacular per?
formance, and was given second place.
Irish Nora, the chestnut mate ,,f the
Blenheim Firm won in the green hunt
ei class. Algoma; ridden by Miss
SwartZ; wan placed second In the clnfs
of ladles hunters. Mrs Julian Morris
won the Sliver plate offered by Harris
and Shaffer, of Washington, in the
class of ladle-', hunters; also the C W.
Smith memorial plate in the class for
Corinthian hunters. Mrs Allen potts'
Bracken Hose won in the runabout
? lass with Dr. Gerald O'Brien's Wemb?
ley King, driven by Miss Koma llustle
tnp. second. The Flk Ridge Hunt, of
Maryland, won the hunt teams, with
Warrenton flub second. The consola?
tion class wa- won by Dr. Carter, he
longing to E. tfuhton Louche.
Summaries.
Class 8?heavy draft stallions? |
First, Wcnona Granger, J. T. Rnmoy. j
Class 2?thoroughbred brood mares I
?First, Ansonella, J. K. Maddux: sec- '
ond. Crest Hill, William Skinkcr; j
third. Clasher, J. K. Maddux.
Class 11?Heavy draft, two-yeSr-olds I
?First Rrookslde Pan, Ros?dale ]
f-tock Farm: second, Daisy. .1. B.
Rector: third. -. J. S. Hutton.
Class 10?heavy draft yearlings?|
First.-, J, ,11. McCnhe. second,
Fanette, Walker and James, third.
??. Amos F. Payne.
Class 1 ?general utility, two-year
olds?First; Silver Top. F. I. Rednton;
second; -. H, S Hutton; third. Lit?
tle Wonder, Tollie Dowell,
Clnss 4 -h'alf-bred, two year-olds?
First, silver Top. B. I- Redmon; sec?
ond. Grazeilo, II. P. Kelly; thlr<l, -.
W. S Sowers
Ponies under saddle for P.ol in
A'Dalr cup?First, Job's Coat. Heat
land's Slock Farm, Clay Brittle up;
.second, Wembley Queen, Dr, Gerald
O'Brien, Elizabeth Olhb Up; third.
Bter Pox, ow.ied and ridden by Thomas
T?rbull, Jr.
Class 17?ponies In harness?First.
Bowles Brothers. second, Bowles
Brothers.
Class 32?hea v) weight hunters?
First, Davis Gray. Julian Morris, sec-I
ond, Peaceful Henry; Leigh ton stables;
thirst, may Cloudy, Mitchell Harrison.]
Class i:u?laili, s' harness horses?
i First, WcmbieS King, Dr. Gerald
O'Br'en, Miss Roma Hustleton drlv-1
lng; second. Bracken Rose, Mrs. Allen
Putts, third. Black Cloud, Mitchell !
Harrison, driven by Miss Lucy A,
Head, of Ctilpeper.
Claas it;?horses In hsirnesst, 'ex?
ceeding 15,2?Fittt, Ely stockwell. \V.
B Bullock; second,-. Bowks
Br.othets, tnird. -, Bowles Brothers.
Claas groen hunters?First, Irish
Nora, Blenheim Farms; second,
Chanoe, b. t" DeButt?; third, Port. w.
F. Wilbur.
Class L'u, saddle horses?First. Ta- |
more, W. o. Fletcher; second; Bracken ;
Kosen, Mrs. Allen Potts; third, Mont- I
rose Dr. A. C. Randolph.
Class 30. ladles' hunters, silver plat*, i
given by Harris ?,-. Shaffer?t trst, I
David Gray. Julian Morris, Mrs. Morr:?
up; second, Algonia, Blenheim Farms,]
third. Tacotiltc. Julian Morris.
Clas* 35. Corinthian hunters. C, \V. :
Smith memorial plate?First. Tacon'.te.
Julian Morris, lecond, David Gray,
Julian Morris; third, Kcswlck, Julian
Morris.
Class 21, runabout horses?First,
Bracken Rose, Mrs:. Allen potts; sec?
ond. Wembly King, I>r. Gerald O'Brien,
driven by Mr.- ituina Hustleton; third.
Teddy Bear. Heartland's Stock Farm,
driven by Misj Helen Morton.
Class 31, hunt team??-First, Klk
Kldge Hunt; second, vVarrcnton Hunt
Club; third, Keswlek Hunt.
Class 37, consolation class?First,
Dr, Carter, E. Hi Leache. second;-,
.;. \V, Payne; third, Silver Crest, R.
H. Dul?ny.
Notable guests present. A. W. Trot?
ter. West Virginia; Mr. and Mrs. b. C.
Sands. Jr., MIddlcburg, Va.; Mr. and
Mrs. McKcnzii Tabb, Hppcrvllle, Va..
A. tionlon Jones, Washington, D. c.;
Robert s. Sidlniah, W'ost Virginia;
?John A. Spllman, V. s. N.; H. C. Spll
man, Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. W. N.
Wilbur, Philadelphia; Miss Thurber,
Long Island. MitS Pollard, St. Louis;
Mr*. John Cttrrback. Lynchburg. Va.;
Mr. and Mrs. X. M. Gilbert. Harry s.
Paste. Mr. and Mrs.- .1. p. Evans. Mr.
and Mrs. Westmoreland Davis, Mrs.
E. Nelson Fell, the Misses Fell, Mr.
and Mrs. Mitchell; Mr. Thorne. New
York: Mrs. J. A. Hell. Miss Mildred
Lea veil Misse? Lucy and l'?eane Pull- i
man. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Narrow, Mr. !
and Mrs. C. J. Meetsc, Mr. and Mrs. :
William F. Wilbur; Miss Morton, Chi- ?
cogo; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ncsblt, Miss
Dudley Powers. Mr and Mrs. M. .c. i
Pilsen, Mrs. E. W. Glbb, Mrs. D. C
Mahan, Miss <". Collins, Mr. and Mrs. .
Kppu Htinton Mr. Egbert I.elnh, Jr.,
Mi. William H. Wiilte. Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Wallach, Mis. and Miss Till
Inghast, Mrs. K. A, Bra: tow. Judge
and Mrs. C. B. N'lcoln,' Mr. .lames It.
Graves, President \V, W- Pihicy, Mr.
ana Mrs. Basil Hall, Mrs. Allan Potts.
Mrs. William Armstrong! Miss houk
Ins. Miss Hilbert. Mrs. O. T. Crosby,
Miss Crosby, Mrs. Taylor and the
Misses Triyor, Miss Elizabeth Brooks.
Mr*. 10. B. limn and Mrs. W. C. Mar?
shall
PIRATES BREAK EVEN
WITH M'GRAW'S CLUB
Cuba Win, Thereby Reducing Giant Lead to Just
Four Games?Mighty Mathewson Loses
His Fourth Straight.
National League
HKS I I.TS VESTBIIDAV.
Clncltinntl, I| Phlludclphiu, :
i blcBK?. IT; lloaloa, I.
St. I.ouls, Ilrooklyn, ?.
IMtlMburKh, 3) Nc\ \ orb, ^
Kam? >?
I'ltt-ilniruh, <'i >>? Vork, s
um] Klimi'l'
STANDING OK
Club*. Won.
Xcw \ i>rk. 7S
Cblfono ".*>
I'lttabursrh ... ?7
Pbllndelphla . M
i Inclnnntl.r.:i
?-t. I.oiiIm. Ml
II ruiil. i > tt 12
Huston . :i.
TUB ( I I MV
I n?t
Lost, l'.t ? Yriir.
S3 .To:i .Hl."
?H .Hill .Ulli
?Ii ,r?tis ,iivi
:.7 .4811 AHH
1:2 .IUI .480
64 ,43-S .r. 19
T3 .808 .Hsil
80 .'-mi .'.' 13
will It I i THE! Pl.AY TO-IJ \ V.
New V orl. in Pitt ?.hureIi.
\o oibrr Kinne? acheduled.
l'tttaburgh, Pa.. Ausust R.?Pltuburgh won
the first |r;ime of a rouble-header by 3 to
.'. and Sew York the lecond b> l to ?
I'lttarturcth lill Mi!h'?n,n opport ihely ar.d
"nn the Hr?t (rame. although the S'eW York
teairj made a grand linish and 'rttne near
unlnlng the victory, Wartner hur the atar
of tne game, battlnc t?o ?lnftiicl and a
doubl?, ar.d ?eoriuir two runa.
I r, :!.. ??r.,nl gam,- the New York lean
l.h.i two l.m111 tiar ra'.>?. 6na nt the itart
and the other Ht tht nnlih Th>y hit the
home leant ?afely thirteen tim?? t >r a t-,'a!
e.' twenty-four i>aji - I>;!ir,g a lull in their
baiting Pittsburgh tl'l tie score by hittln?
Marouard vlgorotigly in th- ?eventli binlr..;.
In the next Inr.lre. h<???-*er. the (llunta had
tlolr ?.Torid butting rally, getting two ?!n
? ?-. ?? <:? .< ... and a trlplj off Warner
Rave there, t;;r-. run* and the gable. Wai?.
ii'i made a home tun In the ninth. Score?
I J It - i li DIE.
New Y ..rk IHt-bunch.
AR H II OA M, Ti U O A
S'gran, If. i 1 1 1 1 Mentor, cf i 0 0 : 0
l>oy;e, So., i 1 ?0 I Carey. If.. i 0000
H-ck?r. rf J o o ; ?Byrne, ;b . i o { tl
Murray, rf. i 0 1 2 CtVatrn'r ai t 2 ] f <
Merkl?. il i t M 0Miller, lb toil 0
H?ring. tb, i 0 : I Jwpion. rf. I 0 ,3 2 0
Myert, c... ? 0 0 1 1 Butler. fb. J 0 2 1 0
Flet'er. as.. 3 0 2 3 Ir.irson. e. J J n < I
Ma'.'son. p. 1 0 o I lcam'lta. J e u o s
Orandall. p 0 0 0 0 1 ?
?M'Cor'Ick .1 0 0 0?
tDevoie .. 0 D 0 0 0
1 !S Umpires, Jnhnstone and Klem jii.
tends ni <?. 10,000, '
SECOND GAM"K.
New York. Pittsburgh.
AUK HO A AB RH OA
; E grass, It. 6 0 I b 0 Hofau, et 1 : i 10
: Uoyle. :b . * p j ? i Carey, it.. s i s < o
llitcker. cf. 6 o <? 3 OUyrne. io . 5 a o l t
I Murray, it. ? 1 1 t | Wugn'r an ? i 4 1 r
Merkle, lb. 6 l l i o.Miiicr. lb s o 3 r l
Herzog, 3b. I 1 : t 1 Wilton, rr. 4 o o * o
Myers, c... 4 s i s 3nUiitr. ;b. 3 o c s I
!?':??''r. IS.. I 0 1 ] KJIbson c 4 0 J ?? ft
Msr'srd, p. 4 1 1 o isjtn'ons. coot i o
II? ndrix, p j eg 0 0
Warner, p i o i o o
P.0 ? 0 0 i)
?Vlox . 1 ? o O 0
' Mi nzon, ..ooooo
lM"Ca>thy. 1 o o n o
r ,n \p " ? to?*'" "?hl--i
[Bitted for Olbgon in ninth.
Se?yYnS?" ,n "'^
Kle. Decile. Carey, Wagner. Myers, Thma
bast hits-Murray Hersog, Fleteh.r w?gl
ner. Snedkriua Sacrifice Mi-iifrjor. 6tol
JlT^le. Left on bates?New Ve-ie ?
btirgh * IHts-OH He. I, . ; ? , ' ? J:' , "
V- ..rn.r I In . Ihnlnsi Flrt la"'* fan
Msrauard; Ii ?rr Warner, i Struck
; ?; M nyart. !; hy HtndrU. I Hit by
Kand t*iH~ mVii?' AH*rt0>>- "'nplroi,
B R 0 0 K L Y N ~EASY~ WIN NER
St. Loult. Mo August n.?Breeklrn fell
on Steel and Ort? to.d<ty' for fifteen hit"
ncludlnK two dniih'e.. j..,lr trip',,s ?n<1 %
? - winning 3 to 6 Ytngllng wat lilt
nsra at first, hut r-ettlod <lo?n and pttcli?d
w?il. Manager Itresnahan claimed ?
hart been made in the seventh Inning ?t d
wa? **n\ 10 Ih? clubhouao by L'mplr* Iii?.
Si. Loult. Brooklyn.
. AB RH OA AB R HO A
Hup In., lbs : ! 4 5-Mr.ran. e' i I | i o
M ' ? ? 113 0 1 North's, il l I IIB
MO? rev, 3b 3 I 0 ? a|J. S Ith.Sb i : a 0 !
hon li>. lb I 0 : is IDaub't, ;r. ., 1 J lj 0
Brans, rf 1 0 : t, 0 Wheat, if 3 t 1 : 0
Hauler, SI. I : 3 1 jCutt'w. :o ? 1 ; i 3
et 4 ? j 1 Fisher, |(. i 0 1 0 t
V.ingo. ? ..?,, ; 3 IKrwIn, r . 4 t \ ? j
M'eir. p.. 1000 lYln'ltnr, r? J 1 ft 1
Oeyer, p... 1 o A o 1
'Snilth .... 1 e 0 -1 it
summary: Two-bate hlU-Maitee, Whi>?
J.J?HNS0N CAN'T
FIGHT Ifl G0THAl\
Negro Champion's Presence In?
imical to Game, So Je?nnette
Bout Is Off.
New Vom, August ti ?Tin- Jai k
Johnson-Joe Jem.neu. boxing match,
sot for September at ti.<> St Nioh dns
A. ?.. wrf:. declared or: this afterni
"lor the betterment of the sport" by
Jesse and Fdward McMahon, the pro
motors of the bout The McMahon
brothers culled off the match aft.: 1
conference with the State Athletic
Commission.
"There has been some adverse crltl
1 Ism about this mut<-h." Edward M,
Mahon said, "and the commisstoners
apparently do not want it to be held.
That Is why we are calling It off?
for th>- betterment of the sport. The
commissioners do not want Jack John
I t. :.. appear in a match In New York
1': t y."
"The commission decided long aco."
said Commissioner O'Neill, "that Jack
Johnson would not he permitted to
h?ht h,-re. We believe now. as we
did then, that the presence of Johnson
In n rltiR contest In this State would
be Inimical te, the best interests of
boxing, the status of which has great?
ly Improved under the Frawley law."
amu?l mrnrc
RICHMOND
vs.
PORTSMOUTH
Game called 4:30 P. M.
A d mission. 33c. Grwdsland._ISe.
BIJOU OPENS
>lt?M>\V Mf.HT
With East Season's Great Success,
"The Goose Girl"
A Great Play From a Great Book.
Se ats now selling.
? ? ' j
Crnit?ion?
Excursion to
Danville, Va.
and Central North Carolina
August 23rd
via Southern Railway
Hound trip fare to Danville, $3.50;
Greensboro, $1.00; Salisbury and Char?
lotte. $4.50. Good returning until Au.
Ktist 2t>. I?>ave Richmond 10:45 A. M.
Coaches and Pullman ears.
Consult Southern Hallway tickst
agents, or write
S. E BURGESS,
D. P A., Richmond.
Tei- Morrow. Saturday, August ?.?Hh,
Kesnlek'a Band,
Polk Mill, i'n Old South ?lunrter.
Hon? Leaves nt BiSO P. M.
km BRSION?V. M. C. A.?MOOXLIGHTl

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