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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
GIANTS HAVE
BIG [: FIELD / j j, J! DAY
Boxing Bouts Almost
the Real Thin 6 -G fame Il
4 sf5st9e

q NEW YORK, October 6.-The pennant.
winning Giants had a field day to-day al
the Polo Grounds, a nd several thousand
faJls turned out to witness the sport.
There was an attractlve programme OF
base ball. athletics, wrestling and boxing
events M b N fs Il, 4, 81 81
s The ba se-b ball game, The mines In (which
were made up frora the entire team OF
Giants, was a good hurlesque. the first
team winning osthe score8of 4 to 3, at ter
five innings. Great anu sem ent was 2f-
forded by the players running To- third
base instead of first on hits and trying
tossca rryga thetSba s with them II
he yDoXing 81 ma tches caused tile most
excitement.of1the day, many Of the bouts
being almost the real thing. reminding
many. or the old timers Of The days when
they. met on the turf wlthigb bare hands.
There were no ropes no stakes and the
men couldSg as; far as they wanted.
The boxing compositions were refereed
by Tim Hurst. assisted by Tod Sloan,
Joe Humphreys. George Gore and ..Smll-
ing Mickey NYelcL The bouts we::e OF
three one minute rounds, and all OF them
We're lively. The pairs We're Young Cor
belt and l,iS 1':oa d. Terry McGovern and
Johnny BlS.dick. Eddie Hanlon and Toby
Irwin, both Of San Francisco; Jimmy
Kelly and Kid Curley and TODD Moran
aud IIusheyB NJ 2Cfoyern. 35i
& Nc decisions were rendered IN any of
these events, nor in the seven minute
wrestling contests which followed, The
contestantsftin the wrestling bouts were
John Fleming and Neil Olsen, G Gorge Both
Ter and George Fish and Leo PlrIella
and John Calvin. i I'll
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Gossip of the Diamond.

Especial to The Times. DIspatch.)
President Tayler. q the Boston americans;
' 0 Sua s.as e s Wasssop 18th, inclusive,
games in; which they did not make an error.
& The White Soy played an exhibition game
" 49, nnd el sse could
games this season was $1,000 with one cams
YoSss psr psSsd o es w f
roon,ed With Al orth and learned It from from
'.' Says CLARK Grlmth; IT NY team had been
as free from accidents this year az the Ros-
n ,ens 4 'hU Ms,k w would have won the pen.
Barry Accormlck's broken wrist has been
nssnaF ysTy p!aSnS ERE
having recalled Mullin. i$5 81
It does not appear that chesbro has been
sa eh ~ Wosa Mek sHsry dss
& Joe Ullman, q well known booknaker. has
sss sysa ssns' that
drlfith's team, Hllnaaa's propos,lon viii vii
negativ!d BY the national commission and he
os aF e Tsak Pa aks e ssanss.
WITH that bis batch q youngsters Brooklyn
VII have on tap next Z, spring. Y, 8 Z
Ma 1es aI efforts 10 brIne abent nars
have .failed. ana II will take a long rest With
out even the .sl!ghses. sxert!en. 70 brins the
crippled member !, back Into shape again. Joe
Il is reported that tho Veteran writer and
player. Sam Crane. was recently barred from
4 tho Polo grounds for his comments on d the
stand taken by President Brush, Of the Giants,
~, refusing TO play 9 post season series with
4 the American Iea gue psnnant winners, (,
Hahn twovyear contract With the Cincinnati
Club expires and he chances are that next
salary that no has been getting from tho
( r eds mar agenent for the last three years
namely. 81 600 q year. ssl3 81 (is s 3 #
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Three Hundred Cranks Enjoyed.
the Sport in a Raw
Wind.
WAS ALMOST FE ATT !. :: :;
save Two Fine Catches, Start
ling Plays Were e.
Lacking.

{ q Z 2 Ii
Despite tile cool, dreary, disa gre e bio
weather yesterday afternoon. about 900
Of the faithful rootcrs' gathered " the ne
ball park and shiyered and L SHOOK and
rooted. ST. t,f l=5: 4
rho Imperias and the Brownies met in
the first game Of an exhibition series g
Z The gamc went to n standstill when +
ter the ninth inning started tho game
was called by Umpire Duke on account = Z
darkness. This means that a double,
header will be played tomorrow after
noon, the first gamc at 2:l5 o'clock.
The score stood 3 to yesterday. with tn
the exception OF "a fine fly catch by jones
and a watchtul catch Of q liner by Rose.
there were no features. The detailed
score tells the story. There VIII pc
another game Mt o'clock this afternoon l'''
,a3 ntvNITE gSat 80
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.AUT0M 0BlLE BREAKS;
BRYAN WAL KS FIVE MlLES.

(specal to The Times Dlspatch.) n !. Il
fS RANDOLPH NEB.. October p NV ~ nile
i've thousand persons were waiting here;
vest erday to hear William ]. Bryan SPEAK!
trudging along country road. the auto
mobile in which he was travelling having
broken II down After walking about five
miles Mr.. Bryan obtained farm wagon
to Bring him the remaining FIVE mtles
into Randolph, and then Shelmade his ad-
dress. " 8 ~ Ss
The local reception committee had fur
nished an automo bile to bring Mr. Bryan
down, ana as all the farmers along the
route had come heresto hear him spea *. q q
conveyance could not at flrst be obtained. (
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HAMBURG HI BELLE
in FOR HANDICAP
Five Favorites and a Second
Choice Divide Money at
Morris Park.
liBy Associat led Press. ]

ss iBy Associated Press II. a
NEW YORK. October g.. Five faycrites and
second choice divided the money Mt Norris
Park to-day. Hamburg Relle Nat the price
Of s TO 10. easily Won tho Hunter handicap
at one mile Ocean Tide made the pace TO
the stretch where Lyme sent Hamburg Belle
4 to the front. and won by a length and a
half. Summaries; j;aSS
First race-.selling. last sHeven furongF sof
Tho 1Tlthers nlile-old England g to 81 first.
Champaign ltl2 to u second, The Lady Rohesia
4 DC to 81 third. Time, LES
Second race-steeplechase. bout two miles
and a half-Bonfire o to- s. first. Libretto.II q.
al 10 !, second, Pure Pepper g 70 ~ third.
Time, IA IL. II ls5@@. ,Esf
IS second. FoxyS(s TO Is third. Time, 10.
Fourth race-the Hunter handicap. the
5withers mile Hamburg Belle g to 1o) first.
SMneola "a 10 - second. Ocean Tide 5stoo to
51l4third. Time. 1:4lI Ia sSl . 5j .lsf5 y TN
II Fifth race-the ypithcrs mie-Israellte 90 to
81 first Ben Crockett Is to y second, TIDE
ts5 to u third Time. 1:4s. # 45
sixth iace--ons mile and a turlong, yErithers
onondes gh.57 to e first Eugene ia
~ third, Time, ! Isl IL Id n .s
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1 Racing at Worth

BY = associated 7Trcss.l $40
CHICAGO. October 6.-FeHuts att Worth: y
First rnce-six MISUNDERSTANDING III to
lO) first. Clausus III TO % second, ldogo III
TO = third. Time. "a. 5ssiF aAsi ~ 555
A Second racc-flvc and n half furlongs-AICs
Jordan Is 10 II first, silverskin 20 10 ~ So
cond. Gold Enamel 90 to N y third. Time.
1913 At. F54 3ss$s, y 81
& Third racc-thc fiy. away handicap. six fur
longs-Bg Ben (eyen) first Mayor Johnson
@ to 2, second. Frontenac ne TO ssl) third.
Time. N 10 3-5 ai3, s33asa
Fourth race-miic and a. s!xtccnth--Lural-
lighter 70 10 ~ first Ronk!n @ TO ~ second.
lFonsouca e. TO u third Time = :S6 20.
q Fifth Z, race-Tnle and fifty yards-Edward
Hale q 10 - first. Il Lissardo "A to j second.
dlfain rs TO y third. Time. ~ IS :.
HI Sixth Sracc-six fuTlongs-Tam o Shanter q
10 n first Jim Ha 10 f1b TO ~ second, Alibert
rs TO 81 third. Time, III 5.6.a zalIlIl W.
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DISGUISED mi IONAlREs
WILL SELL BASEBALL CLUB

Especial TO The Timex Dispatcil.)
~ PHILADELPHIA. PA, Oct. 6--The
5coterie Of Phi lad lphia mill onaires who
at present control the Phlladelphla Ma
tional League Baseball Club, will. In al!
the near future. During the two years
In which they have been interested in the
sport. the club has lost between Sc. 009
and S70.0 and the continued run OF hard
during the past two years, Nhas disguised
the majority OF the stockholders.
1t was expected that definite action
would be taken at a meeting Of the
stockholders to-day. but owing to tho
poor attendance. nothing was done q in
the matter. The president Is report was
read and showed a heavy financial loss
this season.. The balance sheet shows a
loss OF nearly $4,000 this year.
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C UPID DISCREPANCIES
A SFOOT-BALl81 TEAM

Especial 10 The Times Dkpatc chm 80 93
WOODBURY.. N. y. October {, Cupid has
bali team, and promises to disrupt the organi-
2ation. After two months OF hard work on
sturdy lot Of players together. he finds his
team pited against combination Of young
women. who have risen In rebellion against
players have the choice Of renouncsng the
game or their best girls. II ,.a 4
The young men have endeavored to come
TO terms With the girls by dealing out choco.:
1ates in profusion. but It won't work Three
:. of the players are said to be engaged to he
! married and the girls declare the engage
,nents are at an end II their fionces set IMP
another gam s5S * .gzs
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perIal q rba Irlme..p,ls

Especial 10 The Times Dspatch)
1iEMPsTEAD. L. l.. October e.--The great
automobile race for tho Vanderbilt cup will
be held on Saturday OF this week RI
" Tho firm OF Hollander & Tangenlan OBJ.
tained headquarters at h four points on the
3colilre. and every firm representa- In the race
and all OF tho European and American tire
companies now have quarters engaged. Tent 8
Will DO put up by many. and the control
points Will DO as lively as the honiestretch.
Few OF those with cars In the Evil have
quarters a nywherc near the grandstan nd. ssSsj,
Fi Hampstead and Hicksvlc and tho passa gc-
way through Queens and the turn from
Jericho road to Hicksvillc road Will be In
terestlng points In ths, contest From these
places It will be possible to follow. along by
tho fence and to cross BY the road 70 many
at full speed. The section which is cnclosed
by tha course IS honeycombed by good roads.
and every section Of the course may be
reached from Westbury after entering the
course at Hampstead. s Tho road to West
4 bury will be found straight as a d
& q Maurice c.. Bcrnin,$ driver for W. Gould
f3rokaw; Edward. Hawley driver for Z. r..
Thomas and e Gabriel. "a in his big car. all
reached the course yesterday. and sLyttle. with
the Pope Toledo. and Tracy. with tho Royal.
alone are missing. Charles Schmidt Will go
over tho course twice day In the Gray Wolf:
One OF tho most earnest h workers on thu
course Is Frank Croker, who is constantly
testing his big car. III 81 Sd II.
XII The wiring OF! the course, arranging OF the
police and other necessary work will be, ac-s
acompshcd to- morrow. and the various outfits
representing the cars and tires will DO trained
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RECORD 3 r EAKING TRIP
FROM CHICAGO TO NEW YORK

cry Associated Press)
NEW, YORK. Oct. Stirred. trayel-
stained. generally bedragg!ed but happy y
In the knowledge that,tihey mao prS %eW
York ,sts 81 nearly fourteen hours. Burt Hol-
comb and Harry Sandal Whizzed up . 70
4 garage this afternoon In q th'rty-n lNs
ne racord-breakers left Chicago at
o'clock Oil Tuesday q fternoon. the run
was made In 5flfty-e!ght hours and torty,
Ave minutes elapsed Tine ana n iityI 9,
Exactly Thirteen hours and afty,elght
minutes was clipped from the best pre-
syious record. MS
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Tommy Dalv Gets Decision.

BALTIMORE. October Tommy baly. OF
New York last night received the decision,
the Eureka Athletic Club In q holly contested
ten-round bout. Many OF those whot wit:
messed the contest while concedng that DAILY
that williams should have been given a
draw There was mot an Idle moment from
start 10 finish Williams WAS the heavier
by ter, pounds, but DAILY was the cleverer.;
and the hardest pulicher. lie floored the
Kid three times hut the latter always came
back strong. In the eighth round both con-
testants had their eyes cut and bleeding,
and both were fighting strong at the finish.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Pittsburg, 6-1o; ST. Louis, s..

Pittsburg, 6-1o; St. Louis, 81.
PITTsBURG, PA. October 6.h-Pitts.
burg took third place IN the National
Lea que race to-d a y by winning two from ~.
st. Louis. 1;; M Fl 53s g@5 "
First game # 3 = Z, =.
% Score: 3 IN rs. .i5S 4. r. -.
3P3ttsburg s...... a. 81 ! O,O.s0 Ob.-6
ST. Louis O o o 201 o % 0-3 4 2
Batteries: Case and Phi lps; Tay lor nd
Butler. Time. :35. u mptre, thinner. 8
score 80 r. Fl. E.
Plttsburg i..... .....S : y 9 ! oA.-lo rs y
ST.. Louis ...... 81. % q Q OIL s
batteries: Flalnerty and Phelps; Nc
Farland and Butler. Time, s1;05. Umpire,
flI.nlmer Attendance 2, 1b0 5ss
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BIG DIAMOND D. | !! !. 4
ROBBERY
Burglars Secure Ten thousand
Dollars Worth Of Guns
III Aslleville.
JOHN "A. STEWART THE LOSER
r. D. w. Conner, Principal OF
Wilmington Graded Schools,
Resigns.
n tsneo,al 10 rhe Times. plspatch.,

y NJ tspecial 10 The Times- Dis patch.,
Y RALEiGH, N. c., October 81 "a spc-
dial from Asheville. N. c., says:
some time last night the residence OF
John A.. stewart, No.414 West Chestnut
street, was entered by burglars and $40, d
900 worth of diamonds stolen Among
them was a Bracelet, two brooches ana
a ring. Officers have no clue TO- the
burglars SO far as known.
r. w. Conner, principal Of the VIII
rington Graded Schools, resigns that po-
sition to accept an appointment as as s.
sistant to state superintendent Of Put1
lie instruction j.. Y. Joyner, to succeed
L. C.. Brooks, who resigned few days
ago to become superintendent OF the
lGoldsboro Graded Schools. He will have
special charge OF the State public school
loan fund, and the preparation of courses
Of study. Mr.. Conner Is a son OF As
sociate Justice Conner, of9the Supreme
Court, and has already won distinction
as an educator and in literature
a. charter is issued to-day to the spen-
Ger House Furnishings Company Of
Spencer The capital is $40. 900. James
*. Dorsett Is president. 81
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AUCTION SALE OF

several Rolls New velvet Carpet IN
Original rolls; a large. number OF Made
Administer, Velvet, Brussels and Wilton: /
New Rugs and Art Squares; Handsome
line of Pictures and Mirrors. New Mat
Oak swell-front Chiffonier, Handsome,
CHARTERED Oak Sideboard. Oak Extension
Tables Single Oak Wardrobes, Handsoms
Oak and Walnut Chamber Suits. Bed
nut Bedsteads fine New Home Sewi s.
Machine, with automatic drophead; Oak
Bookcase and Secretary; Ball-bear.ng
Open FRANKLIN and other Coal Stoyesi
large store Stoves OH Heaters, etc.
THIS friday MORNING., OCT n ~ 1gsf
commencing 1890 o'clock, at our ware \;
rooms No. 612 East Broad Street. al
Sale positive. + 81 q (. ].
Ei3 THE VALENTINE AucTIoN4 CO.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days.
y UBL1C SALE OF A IS vAI4uABLEi
4 FARM IN THE COUNT on

4 +
BY virtue OF dccrea entered BY the
Circuit Court OF Goochland county on the
18th day OF August, 1904. IN the chanceryf
sH1t Of May focormisk VS. xrgsa
c0m isTH 5ay WI OF g oc 5as 1904
offer for public. sale at ~ O'clock, at
Goochland Courthouse to The highest BID rs
District Goochland county, known Q 9
'Beliefeld, = containing three hundred and
seventy.nine acres more or less. situated
about fifteen miles northwest Of Gooclt-s
ia& This Is valuable piece of real estate
upon which there are Improvements In
fair condition, being the property upon
which Adolph carrao now ldes. and q
farm Il sn0' - ~ II u. 81
TERMS Cash sut,cient to pay the debt
+ OF ono thousand 4 dc llars. with interest
the cost st Of ST the suit and sale, and the
balance In one and two years, evi dencedS
BY the bonds Of the purchaser. bearing
interest from the day OF sale and ITO be-
secured by deed Of trust on tho property:
the sale will be adjourned until such time
D. G. 5O'FLAHERTY.
Special Commissioner. ii
In the Clerks Office OF. the Circuit Court
of the County8of Coco hland. n !. I, \. y
Virginia C. Trlce, ct ais. I. DEF endants.S
SF5 T. Moses8T. Monteiro, clerk of the said
court. do certify that the bond re1nireds
Sends e s9efa ess ga
August, 1904 has been duly given ,5s ,ssi
said court this s51st day e September.
MOSES - III IN rEl Is, ,;lerk.sssss
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United States Steel Earnings.

0E8I@3 Especial 70 The 1IIWes- UIbrdtch.) TX 10
z NEW X DIRK, October San olticlal Of the
United States Steel Corporation says; #
made regarding the earnings Of the United
States Steel Corporation for tha third quar-
ter. The company Is now In q position to
been received from practically oil the sub
sld!ery companies o ~ we are new n pos'ton
the third quarter will be-. can say that they
viii DO nearer 80. oooo 900 than sis. 500 ooo I
believe the, last estimate iron, so,called ex-
merits WAS SIS, 900, 900. s;9f ~
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BY Geo. ". Oliver, Auctloneer. ~
No. 414 w. Broad St. Phone 2275. "
Roller Top Desks, 4
Square Piano,
Graphoph hone,
Furniture, Carpets, Rugs,
Sewing chines,
Gas Range, Etc.

will sell THIS DAY, at 1880 a. NJ. d t
my wareroons, No. Al West ]. Broad
Street,#2 Oak Roller-To Desks. \ Square
Piano. Oak and walnut Bedroom 8F'urnt-
ture, Oak Chi fonier, Oak sideboards, Din-
ing Tables. Chairs. Rockers. Norris
Chairs, Cherry Finished Parlor Suit.
Lounges. Couches, 6 good Carpets, Is new
= EDrop-Hea R Sewing Machines, SO Gas
Ranges iii good order: Odd Bedsteads.
Bureaus, 1Vashstallds, Springs, Mattress
es, etc.; also a. lot Of other good 81 too
5numerousfto menti on. La lies invited g$s9s
GEO. 3V.5 OLIVER 5Auctioneer. E
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brakes palm tito Nlns.

For Indigestlon Tlntulehcy, COpRt Atom md
Catayrh OF the Mucous Membranes. Every case
Is cured absolutely with one dose q day gives
Immediate relie and cures to stay GU red ]. ESey.
snJy,fY cents AZ Drug Stores for q large bottle,
usual dollar size but trial bot tie VIII be sent
free ind prepaid to every reader OF this paper
'e'icS8 or 'Ss'al card n Drake Fornula Cons
spany, Drake Building. Y hlcago, rs ~
owens and Minor Drug Company, dis
ktrIbutlng agentS. ' sS H 2s VI III 6t y -
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YALE TEAM WINS
TENNIS DOUBLES
:sulloway and Larned, Of Har-
ward, Defeated in Final
Match
ftpy Associated Press.

tBy EAssoclated PFess1 !. Z,
PHILADELPHIA Pa, Oct. e.--K, II.
itnnfterrcolleg!ats tennis doubles champ on.
ship this afternoon by defeating ln the
Ana match r. = !. sullowAy and n. 6, H..
The only other match played was that
IN the sefni-fnals OF the singles between
a. IS. psWhurst, Of the !lnlyerssIty . Z :;
nnsylyanla, the present intercoi!eg1ate
ward, Vhicl, was won by pewhllrst.4. . a.
b Dewhurst viii meet 7. y. Roy. Of Cos
ilulnbia, tomorrow III the finals
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Turf and Track.

Z i Va oSkS4 - az 50
crssceos w!ll:.not 90 abroad
Jack Curry Is arranging to winter IN Cali
= Texas Rocker is the name Of . Canadian
The !llnss. 4, 4. reported q the pacing marc marc
:, Eestatio. ,s,eS III has been retired for the
season without q, defeat, !, ii l4 u y.
h st SSw w etH seFseYs 1t the
h asl. wsss Ass BIB IT, l.aas all s!re.
standard PERFORMERS wtthis 70 hls eyealtt; a.
the ST. oo a side match RAGE between The trot-
shin IL Ph,ladelphia. The race Will be 10
best aa
Will drive, Z :.
htt so s .'ss$ se eEss ssnih sas
been sent over by Douglas 81, drand me me
Fatk on S Wssaesaay next oeoSeF ,sh Thera
. 10 eleven head In all consisting q one three,
yssrrola t Kay a1 i ns 0 sealnNs
the get q Melton Fitsn,9n, ch!ldwlekt, !. ana .
Goblet, They came on the Minneapolis o.
the Atlantic Transport Line. aud landed BERG!
Haes q oe %snasy s sssssfa.y morning
as i number Of horses Mere being shipped e
n n sths Train was dsrailed and az horses
killed snd Injured Woag 'ga or Slaa
i Tehs 1 she held the worlds record as a
half mile trotterf to- pole s'lh ", with Linn
Bourbon. Her record was mace aln !syl, anA
ss had sa. sasa gay @ sss
ivsausntly refused b,g Prices for lsis team
~ AS ,v..~~v-r--1
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DAN PAT FAIL
TO LOWER RECORD
fRrg AssocIatcd h Prese.l

by a ssocIated Press sss5, . "a 35
SPRIHGFIELD,$ ILL. october 6.--TDan
Patch. champion PAGER OF the world,
failed imam attempt to- lower his own t'''l
record Of 1:561-4 a t the Illinois state
I Fair to-day. He covered me lnilc In =: 0i.
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kA Dor,nt,est Hero,

aJohn,s NJ she said do VOL, thIpl,. youth
ever run furs: ~ sldsnts q these here
| United Stat es q MI Ssls
w. he sal a. las he folded her In.
this arms u could mover give myself to
the 4 Commonly tn rs long as I've not
! yeu "A tlunta Y onst n tut on Al
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
D Cleveland, 6.8; Detroit, go.

Cleveland, 6-8; Detroit, 30.
CLEVELAND, October e.--The local
ba Sc ball season closed To-day, Cleveland
winning two games from Detroit.
& First game 3
Score: VA TIL r. ii. p.
Cleveland ...... 0 042000s--6 . 3
Detroit ........ 0 I 90 o VI o o. s 2
Batteries: Rhoades and Buelow: Xii
E lian and Drill. Time, 1881. Umpire,
& O'Loughlin 81 . " s56
Second game
x Score: 81 IN sfs5i sss az M K. r. II. e..
Cleveland :. Y. I. 4: . s-3 81
83i Called recount Of cold.)
II Batteries: Hess and Bemis; Iiltson and
BBevllle. Time; rs. Umpire, o Loughlin.
Attendance i ,603. ia u II 81
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CRYSTALS vICTORs.
IImperials Go Down in Defeat.
I.arpe Crowd L ooking On.

The cryatal bowling team defeated the
'Irllperials team last night at the Crystal
alley. before the Largest crowd eyer rs
ssembled alta bowling match In TINS city.
by the score Of . o Il, the Crystals WIN
Ming the second and third game, the
third game being won only by one PIN
There was some fine playing by both
rails. has s strengthened his team this
week. The teams are contesting under
the schedule of he 81 Virginia State
Lea que. II All four teams So are E evenly
matched and are lighting hard Tor non non
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Herbert 81. Lyttle.

y Herbert II. Iyttle has been In tho autono-
Nav Yor Sie
was the first automobile race over conducted
n this side the Atlantic SasseSssiy
1885, no won the London to Brighton road
race, a distance OF fifty.two miles. beating
4thirty.seven other cars, one Of them being
driven by Lawless, the winner OF the Paris
Marseilles road race. In 1900 ho took charge
of the automobile stable Of Alfred HARMS
worth. the London editor, bdt soon came to
America and Joined the forces Of the Pope
Motor Car Company. At the factory he
tests every one o.. thc Pope. Toledo ears. and
each twenty-four hoyse.power machine must
climb a thilSy-sevcn per cent. grade 200 feet
long bafore II Is considered ready for the
market. 8y l8i f5 4
On|thc track this year he drove the eight
,cyclinder Pope Toledo at Buffalo. Cleveland and
Detroit, winning the manufacturers challenge
cup at Cleveland Subsequently he won the
volunteer stake trophy at Nashville. and the
hill climbing contest. At Nash
vile he covered a mile with the twenty-four
rsa-powcr car carrying four passengers In
I 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
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Summary; Two. ase hits-Knowica. Sto-
len bases Frost (sl. Hicks. Anthony, II u
land ohm aIcEvoy (e).. TayI or tel Ed
wards "a, Shelton. Double plays--'Ta ylor
TO Triton Base on halls-off Winston, 3:
off Lewis. 3. Hit by pitched ba!ls-Ro <
Struck out--by Wins ton, I: by Lewis 3.
Passed balls Edwards. g Time OF game
1;15&s Umpire. Duke, Attendance, 30. E