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DR.. II. X. Hinde made a most inter
estIne talk on early recollectionS in'
cludlng the BOurland Revival anu
anecdotes Of different minister's at
one time or another located here Dr.
Hlude is one OF the most interesting
and entertaining takers In the state
his vast store Of rich anecdotes On
prominent men, and his stories oil per,
soual experiences and travel coupled
with his strong personality gives Elm
the closest attention Of any audience:
Among the other things, he SPOKE u u
The Great Bourland revival mere cary ,,ts
in the seventies, when the Methoulse ~
church was practically in It's infancy ia
and poverty and collapse stared 'nem mem
ir the face, Of how DR.. Bourlanu ne,u ,l
A revival here that stirred the peoPie
as nothing before or since mas ,s',, uuus,
and Of the ITO additions to the ohufvp i,.al
from that meeting, from the results
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
ALL THINGS CONE !.
TO AS ! !. |. VI |: 4 J
Rantlolp11-Maco,l Walks Away
Will, Richmond College
Spiders. WA
WAS THE LOCAL STAR


Randolph Macons wellsdrillGd eleven
gruiron glndlators tore around the ends
Of TIC Richmond College eleven IN tho
exhibition game at Broad Street Pa 'rl
yesterday afternoon and scored slS touch
downs, Two OF which were IN a position
from which goals could be kicked, max,
Eng a score tofA to O.
| rIno and again the Spiders tried TO
hrcnk tile interference of he visitors,
|$,nt in ca cl, attempt they failed. Kun
dolnh- NJ aeon didn't allow Richmond
College 10 come near the goal. The Inc.
,yns strong and the thGklers were on
hand every time spidcr9got around the
ends. \,
',rhrcc touchd6wns and as many goals
we're made By the viBitorai II ne llrs 81
$half-1lfteen minutes Of, play. BRADY car.
rletl the bail across the line Tor the ilras
score. after running nfty-nyc5 yards ttnd
success fully getting away from tho tack
lers. t%fris spInt called for LOUD ap-s
#nIai,se and cheering even from those
who we're roofing for the Spiders. u
was ak minutes and llfteen Ssfo!'1s ~
5tc, play when he oval[was behind tre
goal posts. IT was brought out alla ran NJ
lolph sent It between the Postts Ivy g''tof
tho first goal. ~. H..
a." "a vi s1l,ic3 and like q panther Ran
dolph shot through tho air TO-. the , pig,
skin, he had good interference and clt \,
Cd every player, dlscntangled nil''s ~
from the mass and scarcely bel orc w, !,
onlookcrs realized what mao hap imn,nr
the snappy quarter back 8s%hS sp' ,'n,ts
$over5the chalk marks TOWARDS Tue p .,,,,1s
only two minutes and twenty $500
had elapsed since the othsr ~ ~ 'hall
~ n,,,no Tie hosts.
N successful end plays tNo !, ~ I, ~,
carried the ball down the hcia nradv
on Richn,ol:d's four yard NY NY, ,n,,rh
was pushed across Tor Inc .n.i ,,. for,y.
{ dnwn' for the half II lacked OH - -
uyo minutes OF time TO resi- W Ny ,,, t,.
oya, shotsthrough the bars - ~ pirh-
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THE CARLISLE INDIANS.

to carry through, He ploughcd the line
OF tho visitors for ilftcenSyards, T4llmaan
went around the right pngsfor sx yeavtlss:
Two unsuccessful downs. and the bali
was snapped to Hardy who punted,
Randolph Macon couldn'tS come through
tho limo and the oval wassagnin kicked
into Rirhmonds territory and returned
I In like manner to the visitors, Tho limo
was bucked twice and no gains were
made and then BRADY WAS sent around
the end He travelled hallway across the
field for tho first touchdown. & gjE
I Randolph kicked to Bowen and on the
twenty yard line the ball was snapped
back to Mardy who tore through the line
for speedy gains. Hardy carried theFball
down the field until the thirty-hye yard
limo was reached, and then ttandolph
for the visitors, fell on the pigskin, lie
carried it between the posts for the sec
ond down
Hardy sent the oval spinning through
tho air TO the ten yard line In the open
ipg of the second half. II was forced
back TO the twenty yard line, and taken
from there over the chalk marks to the
goal posts, by Walters Hardy went out
Of the game few minutes after the
second half began, and Irhrockmartin was
tho full back The rest of the game was
a mere repetition OF The first half, The
ends of tho Richmond team couldn't hold
the yushes ana the visitors had IT easy
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hard to hold his place, Dalngerneld, for.
merly OF Kentucky University; is doing
we'll In tho same position on the other
side of the line.
Captain Cooke and Shorty" Haskell
arc the imninstays IN the tackle POSITIONS
Both have had considerable experience
and are good IN getting through the line
and smashing plays before they set
started .G5H t4f
For ends there is Barry, formerly OF
North Carolina, and Warren, who played
on tho Virginia team last season. Barry
has made an onvablc record at virginia,
his Interference being the best ever wit
nessed on Lambeth Field. Warren Is an
aggressive man and full! OF ginger. 5
Tor quarter back, three good men can
deliver the goods--Rnndolph, of last
years eleven; Bennett, OF Delaware Coli
legc, and Fletcher Of the Western High
school. washington, Dc,
Hammond Johnson Is A star of the first
nix in the back field, and Is easily the
best man playing his position In The
South. He Is a, brothcriof Branch john
son, former captain of the Virginia
clovcn, and gained his first football ex-
pcrlcnce at tic Virginia Military 1nsti-
trte.a lie Is u steady ground gainer. hits
tic line like a battcrng ram. and, IN adj
.lition puts up Il good game on the de-
fcnsve
Crawford, another hack field man, Is
patterned after king Coles Ideal, as
far as speed Is concerned. He Is fusf5
OF, his feet, quick to take advantage OF
IN opening, and does not know what fear
is He is the star puntcr of the eleven,
and II lie gets within thirty yards Of Cars
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THE VIRGINIA TEAM AND SUBSTITUTES

contest that the football enthusiasts OF
Richmond will see. Virginia does not
underrate the Redskins. On the other
hand, every man on the Vlrgl!ilst e'INe.1
knows that he Will be up against the pest
eleven that has beet turned out al the
Carlisle Training School for years. Iheh,
too, the Indians nrc coached by one OF
the best men IN the business-Wooarutl
the former Pennsylvania star ana N
ventor of plays,-ripping, tearing, sl'lash-
ing plays. Thus 1t will be seen that the
southerncrs are up against hard propo-
sitlon-a heavy, we'll seasoned team
coached by n man who delights 70 hanole
just such material
TO meet this combination Virginia VIII
put on tho field a team OF aveIase :
weight, t,it we'll trained, fast and tuli OF
grit. No former Virginia eleven ms
worked with such precision ana tapn.'.S
MS this years team has from the YER
beginning. Speed has been tho one watch
word of king" Cole, the former Mtchl-
run tackle and true disciple OF x ost.
He simply will not allow tho men. 20
loaf along at any stage OF the game ! ne
signals must be given before the men my
up, and the effort Ia made 90 get lNe
play started before the opposing prayers
arc in position. n a.,
Keep your eyes opei' CIV ~,
ball" is another maxim that the VEST
erner has drilled into his wards Moth
ing displeases him more than TO see
hack stumble over an opposing payer
Who has fallen, 'Jump over the dead
| ones. ~ ho cries out, and " q player wants
10 hold his position on the team ne must
I hurdle or give way to another.
THE recent step taken by tho Athletc
I Association In procuring tho services OF
l n trainer to look after the physical wei,
fare OF the men, has already had good
4 erect upon the men at the training table
! ,rhe eleven players who Will line "!
against the Redskins on Saturday next
will be In splendid condition and ready
TO respond to any call until the whistle
blows at the end of the second half,
no sum up: Richmond may rest assured
that the exhibition OH Saturday Will be
tho finest football game eyer played "
tho South, and will be well worth CON-
ing miles to see,
OF course, It cannot be definitely stated
what the exact lineup will be. as there
Is an abundance of material IN the lou'
elevens which practice daily on Lambert
II Field, and change may be made al any
time. One thing is certain this year
The best man makes the team Apso
lutely no favortism is shown, inc ira
ternity man and non-fraternity man arr
on the same footing.
ISolloch and pabney, two leo pounaers
are alternating at ccNtcr, ana pom ar
showing up well,
For guards. Murphy, OF last year
tsam. With his 225 mounds " RogKlai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS
GAMES Of FOOTBALL
Dartmouth IS. Holy Gross 6.

Dartmouth Is. Holy Gross 6.
Chicago AZ, Iowa 0,
Brown AZ, Worcester Polytechnic o.,
Northwestern 5, Wabaah o.
Lafayette 10, ursinus 0,
Franklin and Marshall IL, Western
Maryland unlyarsIty 9.
Wisconsin UnIysfsIty "a, Lawrence
University 0.
Western University OF Pennsylvania
n. Westminster 8. 5a.
Dickinson College ~, Haverford Col,
ieee 0. 4
Pennsylvania State College 0, Car,
Isle Indians II.
Cincinnati University 49, Depauw O..
Harvard 90, University Of Maine o,
Minnesota University As, North Da'
kota University 0.
Indiana University 20, Kentucky
University 0.
Pennsylvania H. swarthmore 4.
George Washington 81, dallaudet Q.
West Point 10, Colgate University g.
Yale Is, Syracuse o.
lehlgh II, New York University E,
Cornell %, suokneil 0.
III Columbia o. Wesleyan 0.
Princeton "a. Georgetown 0.
Washington and Jefferson COLLEGE
81 Ohio University o,
Illinois "a, Northwestern College O.
Nebraska AZ. South Dakota 6.
Washington University Q, Rose Poly,
technlc Q.
s University of North Carolina 6, Pa
I yldaon College O.
annapolis 20, V. M, l.go.
A. and NJ College OF N. G, 0. Uni-
ycrslty OF Virginia 10.
Vanderbilt UnIveraIty 81, University
Of Alabama 0,
Georgia Tech 81, North GEORGIA Az
rlcultural College 0.
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RICHMOND BOWLERs.
Were Victorious Over the
I. Northside Stars for Duckpins,

The Richmond Bowling League has had
two 4hotly contested games IN which the
Eagles were victorious for duckpins,
] These games were between tho North
side Stars and Eagles,
II Captain 3alh,$o tho Northside Stars,
was unable TO attend Friday night and
was missed very much, The teams are
open for challenge at any time and with.
any team. After this game a tcn-pin
game was bowled between the RECALLS
and Tianovers, the Royals defeating the
IIanovers by 2 score of 81 pins, which
places them very near the score of tlm
tllunovers, The Regal team has been
strengthened considerably. After the
games the players had a banquet at their
hal in honor of Mr., McCllntoc, OF New
York. who visited the city for the oc-
caslon. Mr.. McClntic is qne OF the old
bowlers and his friends would Ike 10
see him back in Richmod.
Mr. T.. BllleS, in his iovf1l way aliorded
great amusement, Congratulations We're
made 10 the different bowlers Tor me
fine scores made bY them,
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fast, snappy ball but tho superior weight
OF Washington and Leo told.
Aioomaw, fullback. played the star
game for the homo team. Ills hurdling
was tho feature of the game. Anderson
and Anderson. the half backs, both made
good gains. Rasln, at quarterback, dis
tine aishcd himself.
For the visitors. Joynes and Payne, at
ends, play sd vol. Booth right half also
distinguished hlmself. The visitors Leave
tonight for home,
piru Halves, Is and 10 minute.
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landed goal from placement.
In the second half the play was almost
entirely In Agricultural and McchanlcaFs
territory, and twice Virginia carried the
ball to the visitors two yard line, only
to lose 1t on downs. Later Warren at
tempted another goal from placement
but failed by n narrow margin,
The Carolinans toccS--;l decided brace
at the close OF the first half, and repeat
edly sent their heavy backs through VIZ
Einia's center. Wilson once got between
Murphy and Dabney for gain of twenty
ilvo yards. Further gains through the
line brought the leather to Virginias two
yard line, where II was lost on downs.
This was the only opportunity the visi-
tors had to score.
Johnson's touchdown in the first half
was made after a sensational run. Of
sixty yards. Breaking through right
tackle on a fake play, he lodged nearly
half the Carolina team and placed tho
ball squarely beneath the goal posts
Near the close Of the second half he Iu-
plicated the play through the same OPEN
Ing, but the touchdown was not allowed
to count because Roforce Pollard had not
blown his whistle for resumption of play.
The contest, though stubbornly fought
throughout, and much harder and closer
than the score indicates. was slngularly
free from slugglng.
For Virginia: johnson. captain; Cooke,
| carry, and Warren, were the stars for
| Virginia,
Johnson proved himself a worthy sue-
cessor 10 Council, and nearly always
gained when called upon.
For the visitors, the best ground gain
| Ing was done by Wilson and Hardie,
| Shaw. Sykes and Bcebee also put good
[ game. sfq
A, and n. Position. Virginia
Gregory.,,.., .,.,right-end,,,. ....,BarrS
Eeebec, -. ..right-tackle,, ...Cookt
Perkins,. .,,..right -gnard,... 80. Nturph,
! Lykes...,.. ,,..,.center..,,.. .,,,,,paphe3
| Sykes..,,.. ...eft-guard.,., .Daingerflelt
| Coonc..., ..,left-tackle.,., ,,,.,. Anskcl
| Clardy.,,. .",eft-end...,., Warrel
Thompson. quarterback. ...Randolpl
| Wilson.,,. fright half ack,,,,.,Crawfort
Eiardie... ....left johnson
Shaw..,... -. -back..... 5,t.,..p ohsoi
Touchdown, Johnson, Goal from touch
down, Warren. Goal from p'acemsh'
Warren. Referee Or. Pollard I'm
pre, "Doggic'' Trenchard. Timekeepers
Hobson Wirginia). Morson "a and Nd
| Linesmen Woodson (Virsinia), BALDWIN
"a. and ND Time Of halves, twenty min
utcs.
Il Ma. ,ut,, ,Jn,a 4, is 4, good deal caster L
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lisle's goal, there is apt to be something
doing in the way Of a&goal IRON field.
Dodson and Paul have both been tried
at full back, and are improving daily.
All college Is Interested In the outcome
OF tho Indian game. and the contest has
been the main subject OF talk for the
past week. quito number Of students
will accompany tho team on Friday. while
a largo contingent will take in the cx-;
curson train on Saturday morning.
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rooklyn, All; Boston, TO-

DiOOhiy!l, all, BOSTON, 1917,
"a BROOKLYN, n. ", Octobcrg7.--By win
ming the last game of the final series
from Boston to-day, the Brooklyn Ma
tionals wound IN their playing schedule
for 1895.
First game
Score: II. Fl, T..
Brooklyn,..... ....1S0oOO o. 4 10 2
Doston...... ......,000S1 6001- Ito II 3
Batteries: Eason, Mcintyre and Ritter;
Frazer and Needham, Time. AS, Umpire.
O'pay, Attendance $500.
+ Second game
Score: II. H. L.
4 Brooklyn.... ....,..2o2:O6'-ll II ?
4 Boston,...... ......,..1 30l02-7 IA !
Batteries: Scanlon and Ritter: Dolan,
y DeIehanty and Moran. Time ;l3. Umpire,
I. O'oay Attendance 900.
Cincinnati, SO; St. Louis, 7-3.
CINCINNATI. O., October 7.-Each
team won game in the double-header
& between Cincinnati and ST, Louis this at
= tGrnoon,
First game
Score: r. II, e.
s st. Louis..,,,. ,.,,.,0 o2 ooo-7 IL
Batteries. Chech and Schei; Taylor and
Grady. Time, l;2o Umpire tombstone, Al,
tendance, $500.
Second game
33lS Score. ~ ~, u
Cincinnati ~. ....O00G2o22. 7
y ST. Louis....,. .,,.1 OIL OO00 Ol-3
Batteries: Vswinkle and Street; Brown
and I,cahy, Time, 1870. Umpire, John
stone.
Chicago, q; Pittsburg, !.
Il PITTSBURG, PA, october 7.r-Fittsburl
closed it's season al home by going dow
"A, n score. II. II, II
u Y,Iti sl,,irg. ...o000O00lG-
1,hicaso'.. ..oo1olG0Op-2 o
Batteries; LsltIs!d and Gabaoai Rsul
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VIRGINIA AND
The INDIANS II |. |. \
Varsity Encouraged by Defeat
Of North Carolina
Farmers.
PUTTING IN SOME. HARD LIcKs
4 Big Contingent Coming From
University to Rich .
mond Game.
PUTTING IN SOME HARD LICKs
Spcciul to The Timcs-Dispatc

By :JN1vERs IT1-&ffOF VIRGINIA., VA.
October - Encouraged by their victory
over the strong eleven from the .Agrlcul-
ttur;, ana Mechanical College Of North
Carolina, the Virginia football team will
now settle down to real hard work TO Eel
in preparation for the great contest WIN
tho Carlisle Indians In Richmond on
Saturday of next week.
And ii is going to be Il rare gridiron
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
MA..1o; N. c. FARMERS .EE! R: 9.
An Interesting Game, Free Of
Singing.
J N. 1snrciul "a rhc Tlmes-pspalch.l \

Especial 10 The Iimes-Dispntcho
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. October o.
Tho foot-b team, OF the Agricultural
and Mechanical College Of North caro-
lima which defeated the Virginia Military
Institute last week, put up Il rafting
game here to-day, and the hest virginia
could do was to score q total OF zen
points. This was accomplished N the
tllrst half. Hammond johnson scored y
touchdown eight minutes ftcr. play DC
can. and three minutes later Warren
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
THE NAVY WON.
FROM 'T'H|+|.E||v..M|',..l.
The Game at Annapolis Ycstcr-.
day Resulted In d Score
Of 2D4to ..
vlRGlNlANs WE'RE PENAL zED
Lost Some Cl1ances Oh That Ac-
coui1t-Thc Navy Showed
Up Well.
Special to rho .Dispatch.)

Special TO Tho Tlmcs-D lspatcll.)
n ANNAPOLIS. Md, October Tho
N1idshlplnen opened their football season
here this afternoon by, defeating tho vlr.
ginia Military Institute team by II score
OF 20 to o. The game was on the whole
very satisfactory to tho friends OF tic
navy, though there was several times
como fun1bllng which would have hurt
their chances badly against a more close
" matched team. However. tho inter.
ference was specially good for 50 carly
ir@the season and the back field showed
especially we'll. M 4
Head Coach Paul Da.shlcll took no i'm
necessary chunces with his men and
changed the players frequently, two Or
more mon being tried in every position
except centre. f,5
There was no foul playing at all and
no Midshipman md only one Nirginlan
left the Held OH account OF injuries.
This one Frazer. was not badly hurt.
Tho weather was very warm for foot.
ball. Notwithstanding tho changes. the
Nays merry scoring went on, and dur
Ing the half Plersol scored his second
touchdown, Douglass also taking the
ball over during tho brief period In
which nc was In the game.
The Navy used In It's offensive work
its tackle back formation which has
been us principal attack for many sea.
sons. Piersol and Grady proved powerful
line-brca.sers from this play. The vir-
gininns were pcnalizcd several times for
charging before the ball was put in
play and for interference with the cen
ter.
THE llnc-up and summary was rs fol-.
lows:
Navy Position ". NJ 1.
eWclcfiG(C. Howard, ,lcft-end. ..... Plague
Howard. ca. ...lcft tacklc.... Frazer
(Cahaniss) (Fray)
& O'Brien..... ....lcft-gunrd,.,...,. .Studc
y (McConnclD
Causel. .,... ......c enter..,.. .......Rilcy
Person.. ....right-gll ~. Montgomery
M Cshaffroth)
Grady.s.... ..right-tacklc... ..,....Fray
(I'icYsoD (Thraves)
DagucE..... ....rght.cnd $50. ....Towncs
(Washburn)
Norton...... I....quartcr........ Balm
Decker. Nedham)
spencer.,..,. ....lcft-half....... ......Byrd
(Douglas) (Beckncr)
Bernard. ..... ...right-halr... ,..,Chaffec
Dohertv)
Ghoroley,..... ...,full...... .."..Masscy
(Boyd)
Refcrcc, Mr.. Gresham Poe, Princeton.
Umpire, Mr. Armstrong, Yale. Head
lincmen, Mr.. Melvin, st. Johns. Lincsmcn
Mn 1.>rcL W NJ ~ s.35tNfrt IOlv1 Il ST.
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Wash. and Lee, II: H. S., Q.
ls.neciaI To Tho Times D spa tch.)

~ VSFeC1H1 'FFT~@ ~.
T,ExINC4TO&. VA. October 7,-,-Wpsh
ingtone and Lee University defeated
ttTnmut;en sidney College here today IN
a game that was holly contested by the
latter by a score OF II 10 o. They played
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( Phila.. az; Washington, So.

VIZ Phila., az; Washington, 5-3.
Y n. WASHINGTON, October THE season
i closed here to-day with double header
spbetween Washington and Philadelphia,
Y INC locals winning the first by to A. and
the second was called at the end OF the
4 fifth inning, by agreement with the
score a tic, TO 3.
aS First game
81 Score: H. II. ".
washington 10000 0.0Oo1-5 8
" Philadeiphia 40 0I0O00000-4
I'll Enthusiastically and Hcyden: Waddell.
& oygert and Powers. un1pres, Hurst and
II Connors. Attendance, 500 Time, 40.
5&s Second game
Score: H. n. ~.
i WASHINGTON ..............2 0 ] 0--SS Q
Philadelphia .............c Q ! 90 3 l
i a atteries-NIanuel and Knoll; Myers
and Powers Empires, Hurst and Con-
nors. Attendance, 500 Time, Zoo. S5
Boston, 7-12; New York, 90.
BOSTON. October 7.--Boston observed
tire close OF the American League season
to-day by winning II double header from
New York. The second gamo was called
4 at the end Of the fifth inning OH account
II of darkness.
First game
n S Score: +. n. Il.
Boston ..o31.02O00O1-7 ii 4
New York ......5o 100000 90 06 $ 3
5gs Batterles-Wlnter Tannchll and Crei-
Gcr:5 lIogg, Ortiz and l<lcInow Time, ..
Umpire, Connolly.
Second game
Score: II. II. T..
e Boston }............,....,..3 . G 0-l2 10 o
New York ......,.........o . lz41-9 4
Observation-Disclosures, Dineen and Arm
bruster; Newton, Goodwin, Hogg, Grif-
4 nth and Connol. Time, 1:ao. Umpire,
Connolly. Attendance, G,55c,
Detroit, 4; Cleveland, I.
t,LEVELAND OHIO. October -
Cleveland lost the last game of the lea-
$snn To Detroit, Bernhard being batted
hard while Aulin was a puzzle.
q Score: r.. RI. IL,
Cleveland .....,..0NO10OOOt o. 10 .
Detroit .....oa01l l 0 o. - Q
Hattcries-- Bernhard and Clarke: Mullin
land Warner Time, 1870. Umpire, sheri.
sdan. Attendance. eGa.
Chicago, FL; St. Louis, II.
&8B ST, LOUIS, October 7.---St Louis lost
me first gamo OF n doublc-hcader with
z Chicago to-day on Rockcnricld's error,
& but succeeded in tying The second.
First game
Scores: r. II. Il.
81. Louis. :. ..,...o OIL 8
! Chicago. ....I..01S100 o. (
s Batteries: sudhor and sugden; Altrock
< and Hart. Time, ZIG. Empires, OI.ough.
In and Mccarthy Attendance, 1900
!. Second game
Scores: r.. II, e.
st. Louis. ....,,..4 0 $1,000 OF G ;
Il CCShicago,,..,. ,....,.,,S oo00o0--7 s {
taG Called end Observation-Disclosures #
- Batteries: Buchanan, Vansant and
Spencer; Smith and Hart Time'1:lo, I'm
4 plres. OLoughin and Mccarthy.
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bnch una o"Ncil. Time, 1:5o. Umpire,
Klein. Attendance, 4,oG0. S5
New York, al; Philadelphia, SO.
NEW YORK, October Tho Now
York and Philadelphia teams wound up
the National League baseball season
here o.day in double header and broke
even $f8 &
First game
Scores: H. II. ".
rhiladelphla. +. 20 ooOI11,o051-3 2
New York;. $40 0 Q O. Q Oh n .
Batteries: Dugglcby and Doom; Tuy-
lor ana Bresnahan. Time. 1850, Umpire
Itnsic s3 i
Second game: 4,
Scores: }i W - ~
Philadclphia...... .......S y 49, ! !
New York. ~. ..........1 0e--1 Q
Batteries: Brady and Munson; 1sElolt
and Bowermun. Umpire, llmsllltc,.$.'T,l Tine Tine
So minutes. Attendance, 5000 M sjt
&Ft5r..~- is&sa rAnNHrD g 4 y, t{S5y2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
An EVEN Split
FOR THE TEAMS.
Only One Club Succeeded i'll
Taking a Couple Of
H Games.
CHICAGO TEAM WON 81 AND J, TIED }
While Philadelphia Lose One and
Tied tho Othcr-Thc
Other Scores.
n AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
Washington, SIS; Philadelphia, a.
st Louis, Ii; Chicago. 81.
Detroit, Z; Cleveland I.
Boston, T-12; New York. Co.
Where They Play To-day.
Gr,t. \ g 7 ic . . (
Where They Play To-day.
Chicago at st. Louis.

Standing Of the Clubs.
Clubs Won Lost + Clubs Won Lost Z
ph,lndelphia q. Sc S3l CLEVELAND $40 Is .493
t,hica 70 49,. III SO .607 New York....n Is ~?
Detroit ~. 10 "a 5l7 Washlngt s. d2a
Boston ......7S r. ,5i3lSt. Louls.....0S w .osl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
CHICAGO TEAM WON AND TIED
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

Washington, 5.S; Philadelphia, a'5
+ st. Louis, Ii; Chicago, ~.
Detroit, z; Cleveland, !.
Boston, T.12; New York. Co.