The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
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| Foot-Ball.
virginias game with Pennsylvania to-
| day Is to the locals the most notable
event In the foot-ball world. Both teams
are down for hard work, and s1appy
game may we'll be expected. Phiiadel.
phians are commenting upon tho fac.
that the southerners are coached by
George Sanford, the former versatile Co.
| lunlbia coach, and appear somewhat ap.
prehcnsive that he Will give Pennsylvania
| tho opportunity Of figuring on some Of
tho orlginol plays which caused Yale con-
siderable confusion in the days gone by.
With lot Of veteran players, Captain
Hogan. OF Yale, is making regular whlrl-
wind captain. He Is a tremendous work
err, and has already done more than many
captains have accomplished by the mid.
| die OF October IN other seasons.
At Princeton they say the new mate
rial Ia turning out ell right. Arthur Hill
lebrand will coach the team again and
there will be no four-nushlng coaches
around looking for advertising. Hille-
| brand has been very successful at Prince
ton. as the Tigers won the championship
| two years In row under his tutelage.
and also produced the championship ball
team this year and last.
Carlisle has lost little Hudson, the drop
kicker. who has conc to Pittsburg where
| he Is in bank. Bemus Pierce, who Will
! assist Coach Rogers. will take Hudson's
place on tho indian team. Exendine Car
dephia and probably Will not play un.
til the Harvard game. II at all.
Yale men intend tn make an effort to
get Harry Batchelder. the last years
guard. out OF the Reading. Pa, jail. He
was sentenced to six months imprison-
ment for allowing gambling to be con.
Quoted in his cigar store. The feeling
among Yale folks Is that he was made a
victim OF the gambling element.
The statement OF the Quakers' coaches
that Penn will insist that Harvard play
her full thirty flve-1,inute halves at Cam
bridge October 2ath or forfeit the game,
Is not taken seriously at Cambridge. AZ
ter being beaten six years running. Penn
Is not IN a. position to dictate, and II Har-
yard considers the game less important
than formerly. It is Harvard's own mat
Ter. Pennsy Is not willing to lose the Ilar-
ward game at any cost. and most ttar-
ward men would be willing to see Prince
Ton on the schedule anyway.--Boston
Globe.
Baseball.
The Western teams Of he American
League yesterday kept UP their good work
against the Fasteners, and II there were
q week more OF games on their owt,
| grounds they would give both New York
and Boston q good scare. st. Louis de-
feated the Champions yesterday In a shut
cut game, while Chicago was defeating
New York to o. and Cleveland was
withdrawing the Senator's to 9. Phila-
dclpilia and Detroit played a double:
header. on which they divided honors.
New York again tackles Chicago to-day
With Chesbro pitching for the Highland
ers. The master OF the "spit ball and the
king pitcher in the business mad to go In
to relieve Pullman yesterday after the
ga me was lost. He stopped the scoring,
but the New York men could not bat
| Whites delivery and lost out. Boston will
| again play st. Louis to-day and to-mor-
row. 81 Z, i. issa
| II Chesbrn has,-won 80 per cent OF the
games ne pitched this season.
| "a The new fPittsburg pitcher. Robcrtaille,
has already been locked to- Bobtail
Pitcher Tannehill OF the Bostons. has
gone home and will not play again this
season. He IS suffering from a strained
| side. 5s5f
! Last winter the Boston Americans gave
away Outf elder Stone and Jake stahl.
lllS sldll THEY ,pSNfsile'
back and offered $4,000 and La Chance for
| the return OF stanl. Neither man got
| fair chance to show his worth while a
| member Of the Champions,
| Every neWspa per In New Y ork city. 8
we'll o S in all other cities. has scored the
management Of 9t.e#Giants for lodging
| a meeting with the American League
| Champions. President Johnson has writ !.
ten letter to President Pllliam remind
Ing him that 1t was the sense OF the Joint
| committee in meeting last winter that
tho championship teams Of the major
leagues should play worlds series.
Turf and Track. i
Red Bird, a:osla. recently purchased by
| a. New Yorker, Is the fastest bred Kan
| sas horse out this sea son.
| trotting race mas been suggested with
! Lou Dillon. Major Deln1ar. Sweet Marie
! and Tiverton as the contestants. Such
| n event Is not probable, hut.if 1t should
| take place It undoubtedly would prove
| the hest frotting race In harness history,
The weights for the Jerome Handicap,
| at one mile and lve-sixteenths, to he run
on Monday next, q t Morris Park. are a
| follows: Stalwart 1872. Bryn Alawr 20,
Mercury ia. Ormonde's Right III. Israe-
lite 10. Jocund and Outcome lo6 each.
| Leondas and st. Valentine 105 each. Min.
cola. 1903, The southerner 1o2. Ocean Tide
81 Marmee and Tippecanoe 95 eacn. Pros
ceeds 90. Ostrich 90. Silver Days So.
Phaser 81. Silverfoot 49,
Two OF the most sensational trotting
mares In the world have arrived here to
| prepare for the great Kentucky Futurity
| Tor Ave year olds next Tuesday They
are Alta Aseworthy. 2:101s' and Grace
Bond 2:111.. They will be given workouts
Sunday and made ready for this historical
event. worth $4,000 to the winner.