The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28
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In the World Of Sports.
On the Gridiron.

Football games this week: ii
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j psnnsyyanla vs. swarthmore. Al ph,lad.l.
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Minnesota VI. shattuck. at Nor.hrop Field.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1ST.
& Georgetown vs.. Princeton, at Princeton.
gallaudues vs. Fredericksburs, at Frederick .
H Ssis ID S:p'y :n "a. At a asHssas'
yirsinls vs.. Pehn.ylvaria, Al philadelphia.
Carlisle Indians vs.; Gettysburg. at Carlisle.
West Point VS.. TUFTS. at West Point. FL
MehEas Case schSO 81 Ann AreoF
4 Northwestern ". Napier College, at Evans vans
MIN iow at N ety
Missouri vs.. 5Kirksville at Columbia, Mo.
Chicago vs.. Indians. at Chicago.
last season, is trying for quarterback on the
S Furnah. fui.baek two years ago. has re-
George aoss. Ials,s ola guard, has 4, gone ono
into business and VII Re unable to Join tile
Twenty-Five freahmen made their appearances
Thursday for the Princeton eleven. They are
ead to be a husky lot vi 6s
The Cornell coaches expect that ex-Captain1
Brewster VIII return to ithaca this fall. and
again will be a candidate for he team.
back position on on the Georgetown eleven, is
brother Of the Boston National shortstop
Edwards %, q ! Princeton: mcclure; , Of L. L.
officials for the Harvard Yale samo at New.
Haven. "a IS5 jB S Az Al Iil ~ Il 635 IA 55
Paul Dashed is8 s. supreme control at an.
S,ov, tus hIuth ID a irof n
system at the Naval Academy. The team will
BE- coached according to. Yale ethoda !,
va2as in iss has nG jus. RAyfsd GO
sets 4 General Hospital. He is getting along
$1' The s most valuable acquisition to be
George Brooke. Pennsy's Old kicker. who
years OF college football.
81 Stands to accommod ate p 600 people are
being planned Tor the toot.6s "a fed at ,, the
Z has been leased to the Columbia College kick
&ers after October 9Th. 49,
At Northwestern University, Walter -MeGor-
mack has discontinued the morning practice,
and has set his men. to bowling two hours
before lunch on the gymnasium alleys, which
have been reserved FOR him. u & a
Baseball. III
League e pennant, . beating out Hushey jen.
snings's Baltimore tehn. y 4, q
Among the interested spectators at the
Martha I - CHESHIRE i mother Of John chesbro the
/ New York pitcher. It was the first time
she had ever seen her son pitch game Of
bail. N q Isl Z 81. #
no Correspondents has already been opened be-
tween the wa shngton club and 2 southern
training grounds owner. which will ultimate
weeks next spring for the Senator'S to train
The first championship season OF the Delta
League in the South, ably conducted by Pres,
the Clarksdale Club as the pennant winner
The league was made UP Of rising players
guided by few veterans. and fast ball
Manager Buckenberger has agreed to go
Rochester for two years, s r!1 has signed N q
contract to that effect. That settles for
once a.:d all talk about a continuance of his
stay in Boston l5 g
; Infielder pelehantyss rebellion was duo to
a S25 fine TINT was imposed upon him Tor q
breach Of discipline on the last trip An nd
ditional $50 was imposed upon him for wills
4 fully absentins while sulking; He Is now
There my be more spectacular first base
men than Genrse La Chance but as Z, an once.
tive and reliable guardian of the initial cor
ner he classes upEwith the best.
The proudeat citizen OF Buffalo !. Captain a!
Collins At police eadanarte ss;na He II Is the the
& The seas6n has been prolific in extra in.
ping the american he sn
twelve innings. three irteen.inning conflicts.
one Of fourteen innings. four Of flfteen-in-
rings # and one Understanding battle. s.5s The
National League hns had four eleven inning
games four twava-inning games four
/ thirteen inning tits. one fifteen-inninR set
to- and two gerenteen-nnngs.ft Both
il ca CUES have had ten Inning games too
numerous to mention. q q
CLEVELAND, o.. September H.--Ernest
{ vinson, the crack out fielder X Of the Provi-
Sapoeons here yesterday s. afternoon. playing
+ left-feld. Lush will be moved over to center.
taking tho place Of Bay. who has y bnd
DETROIT. MICH. September 27.-The
owners OF the Detroit baseball club have de-
cidcd on ". A. Armour, former mana ger Of
+ the Cleveland club. as the man to handle the
local team next season. A coincidence con-
nected with his appointment is the fact. that
Armour played under Ed. Barrow. whom he
succeeds, Z when the latter managed the Pater-
son club some years ago. 81
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