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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-10

.G0PHERS MOVE FOR +. ..
!. REFORM IN FOOTBALL
Continued from LIST Page, Sport Section.

probable that any good men would
escape presentation and enrolment.
: .sAfter the coaches have submitted
the names of all the men thought desir-
able by the individuals, let the coaches
then select about thirty, by majority
vote The men 50 selected should be
empowered to act by the conference and
be responsible to the conference. When
it comes to selecting officials for a
game, let. the rival teams agree upon
men from this official list, and in event
Of a failure to agree, the matter should
be- settled by lot. n. = a..
Some officials are better than 9TH
ers and under this working I believe
that all of the teams would get the
advantage of the services Of the best
men. IF a man showed incompetence,
he should be removed by a majority
vote of the coaches. This would insure
that no one could be a victim Of spite.
Ny reason for calling the coaches into
this is that there are coaches who
know their business in the Big Nine
schools, men who know all of the avail
able officials in the west. They could
act more intelligently on the subject
than could some of the professors who
represent their schools at the confer
| ence, but who do not follow athletics
| closely. Of course, each coach would
| confer with his faculty representative
in the matter and work with him. This
plan would, in my opinion bring about
the selection of fair and competent men
| to enforce the rules
President Northrop's Opinion.
President .yrus Northrop believes
that Dean Jones plan is the most prac-
teal suggestion that has been made in
regard to football reform. The; sug-
gestion Of Dean Jones is one Of the
best offered said he, and am hear
tily in favor of giving the plan a trial.
The present system Of selecting the Of
ficials for the. game is wrong, and in
my opinion much of the rough play
would be eliminated if the officials
were not dependent for their positions
on the two colleges participating in a
game and fearful of being accused Of
bias. Tt would remove the sense OF
dependency which the present officials
must have and if, at the first sign Of
rough play, the offender were removed
!, from the field, much Of the rough play
] and brutality would be prevented. This
+ think would be the result it such 9
plan were put into operation
J, The opinion of DR.. Northrop Is shar
i faculty to whom the scheme has beer
t preached. Dean Downey said: g
| believe such system would benef
d the game and make It much cleaner
D Personally / am Of the opinion that
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-10
Name Sounds Good.

DoGGENBURG is now the cham
pion of the eastern amateur
billiardists. That is a good
name for champion. Sounds consid-
erably like the noise made by a pot Of
fdutch suds' and a Switzer cheese
sandwich.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-10

side of the Lumber Exchange build
ing on Jan. 16.
+ !.
a WAVE Of matrimony appears
IA to have struck the football
Il n PLAYERS. Announcement is
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-10

made that about half Of the players
in the west are. to be married and the
word came Wednesday that Yost was
engaged to one of the most handsome
girls in all Of the land Of the wolver-
ines. All Of these chaps must have
done their wooing in citizen 8 clothing.
A girl who would let a football player:
in uniform, make love to her would be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
RICH STAKE !: GOES ]| ! |
TO ACCOUNTANT
Browns Horse q ,. Defeats Favo : e.
Pegasus for'.$r5,ooo . @f3
ss F'rize, asqs3g'2 M
HANDICAP FOR WILD MINT /
steeplcchasc Won BY Coliigny
and Sixth Race BY
FF l;p 52'l!l:l ,sa5io.t
8jSaGta ae..c1-, IL. oHtdwnr tIf,4
HANDICAP FOR WILD MINT
u $500. .-..sT'd~ne
BystAssaciatGda press.ll

.
NEW YORK, July 22.-Capta!n S. S.
Browns Accountant. quoted at 20 to 1
in tho betting, won tho Sl5,O1o Brighton
Junior stakes for. o-year-olds at Br.gh-
ton to-day, defeating the favor.tc, Pesa-
sus, by a length. Pegasus, who has
been up at Saratoga for the past, ten
days with II, p. W hitney's horses. work
ed very fast trial and was shipped
down to Brighton ESPECIALLY for this
rich stake. Accountant w6nHitf n'*hard
drive. Summary: 1870 S'@'.
First racc--nvo and a half furlongs-
Charonte q to 10y first Master Son 4
to y second, Montanus Q2 to y third.
Time 1G7 %.
Second racc-the Brighton steeplcchasc:
to 81 first, ilylas Is TO 81 second, Grandpa
az to y third Time, 4:57 10,
Third race-the Seashure randicap;
one mile and a Quarter-IVild Mint q to
y first. Buttling Is 10 . second, Randy
e to y third. Time, 2:05.
Fourth racc-the brighton junior S takes
OF sSl500D six furlongs-Account Geo
to u first. Pegasus 6 to 81 second, Don
Diego az to y third. Tim: ~ IA.
Fifth race--mlc and a siSteenth-Rubrc
6 to y first, Angler &c to 81 second,
Suffice 40 to y third. Time. 1:iG 30.
Sixth racc--six MISUNDERSTANDING 40
to y first, Lady Amelia OTTO % Fec
ond, Lord or the Vale az to y third.
Time, 1:lS S-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Henry Republicans.

Especial to The Dispatch,)
MARTlNSVILLE, VA, July 22.-rhc
Republicans Of Henry county assembled
here IN muss-mccting to-day TO elect dele
gates to the Roanoke convention. The
meeting was called to order by County
Chairman John.I Philpott, who named G.,
p. Smith as temporary, Il. chairman, The
gathering excl 6d seonsla rrablcs siUerest, 1t
being rumoredS that There: %plIld he a
clash between She snithtsand Angn
Jones faction, DIR, Smith in assuming tho
chair made an appeal for harmony. Ilc
was followed By a. l., Podigo, member
OF tho Constitutional Convention, whose
speech, while denunciatory OF Democrats
in general, seemed to quiet tho Republican
factions and tho convention was I'M
usually harmonious
TO disinterestcd spectator 1t clearly
appeared that the Smith faction was IN
the majority,,sas was shown by the list
OF delegates appointed. There was no IN
structions for any Hchndidato!AHf q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
TENNIS Trophy
STAYS IN ENGLAND [: l. \ !.
Dolerty Brothers Sprang Into
Grand Form and Snatchcd
Victory.
AMERICANS [: !; L WORKED o. II::I[ HARD
Mere at One Time Within Meas
,lrablc Distance Of Sue
AMERICANS WORKED HARD
tBy Associated Press.)

, LONDON, July % For another year
I the Dwight #. Davis international Lawn
Tennis Trophy will have its home In
England.
AT Wimbledon to-day Holcomc Ward
and Bcals e, Wright, especially the last
named tried hard ard fought desperately
to take the silver trophy back to the
land OF It's origin. and AT one time they
were within a measurable distance OF
their desires; but r. T. and II. L. Doher-
Is, .pasts masters at the art Of getting
out Of light corners. suddenly sprans
into grand form and snatchcd victory
from the IRE. thus adding another point
to the score In the challenge match, which
Is now three to nothing in favor of tho
defenders OF the trophy.
Although the winning OF the doubles
to-day allowed the Englshmcn to re-
tain possession of the cup. two remain
ing sets of singles will BIO played next
Monday vi &tt5a ss5aH5 u Fsg .A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
SWANSON GIVEN a
ROUSING RECEPTION
He and Ellyson Address Large
Crowd in Goocch-
land.
! Especial 10 Tic Times-Dlspatch.

NAIDENS, VA, July 22.-FIon. J. Tay-
Tor Ellyson aha Congressman Swanson
addressed one of the most enthusiastic
audiences at Goochland Courthouse to-
day that the old courthouse has seen in
long time Although the weather was
threatening, many citizens drove ten o.
fifteen miles to hear the eloquent candl-
date for Governor.
Judge A. y. Monteiro presided nj the
meeting. Mr.. Ellyson was introduced By
eX-State Senator +. NJ. Parrish.
Mr.. Elyson apologizcd for speaking,
as lie had no regular appointment. Mr..
pcllyson said there were three candidates
3n the field when he announced his cnndl-
dacy, but all had Withdrawn and prof
fcrcd their support except Mr.. Cnhcll
MIR. Ellyson denied that he ever told Mr.
Cabell he would not rum. MIR. Ellysor
spoke about twenty minutes and confined
himself chiefly TO his interest in the
cause of education good roads and closed
with short review of his untiring
services to the cause of the Democratic
panty in Virginia.
Congressman Swanson was then intro
duced by Judge Monteiro. who made
a neat little speech, in which he said
that he had the honor to present man
as a candidate for Governor who thirty
years ago was n plow boy in Pittsy-
vania.
Mr. Swanson then appeared amid con
tinued applause. He hogan by paying
high tribute TO the ladies' of Virginia
and those in Tho audience, switch included
great many
lie then spoke of his early ambition Il
be Governor Of Virginia and his carl,
hardships 10 get an education. He then
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
POLICE CANPED
OUTSIDE / f. NlCE |.
Folk Sends rs Officers to Pre-.
vent Betting at Dellrar
Races.
NO ARRESTS WERE MADE
Track Owners Refused to Admit
Squad, Who Waited on
Outside.
NO ARRESTS WERE MADE.
tBy Associated Press.)

SIT. LOUIS, MO. July 2.-Undcr ordc,i
OF Governor Joseph W. Folk. seventy.
hec policemen. under command Of.
Chief kicly. Of st. Louis, went TO the
Dcmnr race track. Just outside the cit,
limits, to stop gambling on the races
The policemen were not admitted by tht
track owners. SO they camped outside
the fence. The chief of police. police com.
missioner and chief Of detectives Des.
nond bought tickets and watched the
races. After tho last race, the officers
Joined the men outside and returned to
81. Louis. No arrests were made. Thu
police officers and the track manager
held private Meeting at the track.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
CROMWELL TO OPPOSE
ALVAH H. MARTIN
Republican Clerk, Heretofore In
vincible, Likely to Be
Defeated.
Especial 70 The Times-Dispatcl

/ NORFOLK, VA, Iuy .:22.-sta,c Sena-
tor Il. Finley Cromwell viii be the cam
dldate of the straightout Democrats and
Fusionlsls of Norfolk county for county
clerk, against Alvnh II. Martin, Rcpub-
lican, who has been repeatedly elected
on the Fusion ticket. Straightouts and
.Fuslonists had II conferences at o'cock
this afternoon, which led to the selcc-
ton Of Cromwell as the candidate for
both factions. ME-
The relations between the. two factions
arc now less stEalpen than lhpy have
ever. been for /; long time. With the
Fusonists In any considerable numbers
dcscrtlng Martin, he can scarcely Hope 10
be reelected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Cincinnati.
(By Associated Press.l

4 CINCINNATI, O.. July .2,-Latonia
summaries:
First racc--six and onc-half furlongs-
Foreigner C to y first, Bell I'oono GEO
to y second, Mclodius dG TO 81 third.
Time, ] :23 30
Second race--one milc-Havllnnd % to
y first, Red Leaf e. to b second, Ifatlo
Powers az to y third. Time, ia? s-5.
Third race--ilvc furlongs-Oak Duke Is
to 81 first, Two Bills d3 to l0) second,
Icta Duffy az to y third. Time, 02 2-5,
Fourth race-one mile and a sixteenth
Reservation q to y first, Alma Defour
1 Is to % second, Coruscatc Ga TO 81 third,
Time 40 1-5
Fifth racc--ilvc furlongs-Flcld Lark u
to y first; Attraction q to ~ second,
Inspector Girl Q2 to y third. Time,
1903
Sixth racc--onc and one-hnlf miles
.Toe Ross Us to 81 first. Hot Is to y second
Helgcrson q to- third. Time, e:% 20.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
RAIN PREVENTED. 1904. \.
!. TWIN CITY GAMES.
CONTINUED from First Pasc.)

claim the championship OF the ncrth-
western portion OF tho State, and thc.r
record this season is proof enough that
they know the national game, out OF
forty games played they have won thlr,f
tty-four. IL
? Last week the visiting nnc dofaa ed
tt,n crack team from the University OF
Kentucky, and tho strongest teams in
Tho Valley and in the western part OF
Virginia have goue down to defeat be-
fore them. 1t Is said that the battery
for the Stanton team is one, OF tho
strongest In the State, Il,
Rrooks Crawford and IIOsEins Will 40
the pitching for the llighlanders Broo>f
will he used in Wednesdays game, Cra"-
9rord On Thursday ana Hoskins on FIJI
Rday. Any OF these three Nv. rlers 81 g. T. q
finn,y work, ahd 1t Is believed mat theS
viii: be- able TO hold down the *lSltors,,
The carton Heights team wiilsllhe UP
as usual. u
rIyo here Tuesday night ana WIN pe
nuartcred at Campbell's until SATURDAY
morning.
Some Baseball Notes.
Sharp is now captain Of the Brownies
and ~ pToPlH6 H'o ""A'A' ~ ~ y
tlon. a
Crawford leads his team IN batting
thus far. In no game does he lall 70
get single or two-sacker.se t,,.
Bauers work at shortstop for the
Richmond team has won him many
friends among the fans. lie u FAST
fielder and generally makes good WIN
the stick. 1
y The champion Browniesl Will leave
within q week fora trip TO Lynehh.urg,
chiffon Forge and other places, Where
there are good teams wa stihs 70 ne
given a licking.
Five thousand people would nave WIZ
nasscd the games yesterday afternoon ~
r M nark. Not before this season has
there been such II revival OF interest ~
baseball as is manifest through the el'y
at this time.
,nranchcster will meet the Brownies for
three games within few weeks. a.
nurse nurse Of SOS is to be given the team
taking two out Of the three games, Atn
the Winners are also to receive az of
The gate receipts for The three exhibit
| tons,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
CHICAGO, ~, New York Il.

Chicago. ~ New York l.
! CHICAGO. J.sy 2ae-ln pitchers bat
Ito to-day Chicago won the third straight
from New York.
Chicago /. +. =; !. ...:.....t'c5 U5lo1 o'--2 > 4
New York ......... y5ulOiV 0 o-li q 4
Batteries: White ana sullivan; Ches-
bro and Mcclure. 4, I'm S~i:23. Empires.
Sheridan and Mccar;,; ny. Attendance,
lA2So.
Philadelphia, s, 3; St. Louis, 9, 8.
h ST LOUIS. Mo, July 2e.-S" Louis
and Philadelphia broke even IN 9. double % l1
header today 5gs'S y s. sss 4 y
/ First ganc-ss,I ~ TEaKa
h Score: - y esSaSl S s'" ~, = =;
ST. Louis .....,.... Q 90 90 90 % .
philadelphia ;.,:.,so 0!2 y lsDl 81 y
Batteries: Pelty4and Rotk:t Henley ana
Barton. Time, l:4c. Umpire o'Lougil-
lin. 4.,. .,94t$lEta a
Second ssnrn: sam 'faTr'. ias4 X. NJ i l..
ST. Louis. i. 60. 90 0o2 90 90 1---sye,as y
PHILADELPHIA $500. 0 0 O011 90 o. 3
j Ry.terps:i Itowel5sg AND susden sWadi-.
delttantr 8Schretk,Y Tame, fi;a6.s5 fljmplic,
O'Loughln Attendance, 12,40O.
Detroit, 8, ashington, a6,-3
IS DETRolI,i MICH, s4Julgs5 22..-Deetsrrolt
won both ends of gdouble-header To-
day from ashington;
Eirst game y r
II Score: 4s.A y N Il. r.. ~.
Washington e ~. !. 90 0o'l 80 0-6 Ia .
Batteries: Donovan and Drill: Patten
and Heydon. Time. 1:4o. Umpire, Con-
molly.
a Second game
Score: II. II. u
Detroit ............ 2,O,00loD 0 1774 0
washington ...... . 0.21Q-0O o.
Batteries, Kllian@ and Dr,ll; Itdshes
and Kittrcdgc. Time, 1:4b. Umpire,
Connolly. Attendance. 4,bO).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
St. Louis,


ST. LOUIS, MO, July .2,- Delmar sum
marics:
I, First race-fvc and n half furongs-,
fPinta Is TO y first, Densie DensInore
as to y second, Fairvlew % to % third.
Thine, 1872.
Second race-slx furlongs-Potter 6 to
II first, Ahola 40 to u second. Allista
C to b third, Time, l:17.
Third racc--one mile and seventy yards
Wedge Wood g to p first, Mammoth
Is TO ~ second, Iienton Is to p third.
Time, 1:49.
Fourth race-mlle and Il sixteenth-J p,
Mayberry u to y first, Bayarinn Is to y
second, Taby Tosa Is to45) third, Time,
$50.
Fifth ruce-sevcn MISREPRESENTATION Dene
GO to y first, Dr. scharff q tod second,
Dave SommGrs (even) third. Time $50.
Sixth race--mile and three-sixteenths-
l.igh, Opera q o'l) lirst, Athena &c to 81
second, Pautus q to 81 third, Time,
2:o5 2-5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Apt Youngster,

King Alfonso has u fair claim 70 pc
I'D leads. He Is "a llngpist being being fa NJ
ar Will, French Italian J., >, Gerh'a with mI
G GnslhIsl' schiller iii and the poet
GplHliparzer. whose name VIII DO o neM 70
1 1Hi,, aalfnRnso prefers Horace, many Of
Whnse odss he has Translated Into span. y,
ish' Moreoyer, he reYels III mathematics
aud history and adores dra~lAE' tT.iss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
THE COHEN co. WILL
CLOSE OUT ALL TRUNKS.

Because OF the lack Of space conse-
oucnt on rebuilding, The Cohen Company
Will, begiunins Monday, start q sale Of
ali trunks and travelling bags. Exact
wholesale cost prices IN every case eX-
cout where they show handling, and then
e5 .1per cent. additional reduction, 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
OUTING CONTEST j. |! i
WINNERS NAMED
Continued from First Pasco

snrize trip class This class will meet
tomorrow at IL o'clock noon In the
circulation department office (upstairsj,
No DIG East Main Street, at which hour
the question as to which party will re-
ccive the consolation prize will be de-
itcrmlned. 8
Parties eligible for this prize arc In
vlted TO either come In person or send
representative.
The consolation trip Is to New fora
city, where ARRANGEMENTS have been made
for tho, lucky party to stay two weeks
at the New Grand Hotel. Thirty-first
and Broadway. one OF the finest hotela'
In New York.
Special Prizes.
Every party will receive together Wlth
the TRANSFORMATION to and from the resort
CT their choice. free transfer of baggage
Ia Richmond by tho Richmond Transfer
{ ompany; also a $500 fire insurance policy
issued by the Virginia State Insurance
Company, and u $500 accident insurance
policy, Issued by tho, Standard Life ana
Accident Insurance Company, through
Brander and Company,
Special Notice.
The winners OF the fourteen prize trips
are requested to call on the manager OF
the Outing Contest ut The Times Dis
patch office and arrange at once Tor ti'eir
trips and receive their tickets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Drowned While SEEMING.

Especial Ia The TlWes-lspaclh)
GATE CITY, VA, July 22-rOscar Il.
Starncs was drowned in Clineh River, ten
miles north Of here, while seinins for fish
yesterday, In trying 70 rescue him his
brother WAS almost drowned, lie was
formerly deputy sheriff, and quite prom
!nent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Moving Pictures at Forest Hill.
Richmonders in New York,

NEW YORK. July 22,-Waldori' r.
w. stevens, y. Axtclli lmperlal, q, ~
sclett; Yendome. w. \, AT ingtnn' I'm
p!re, X. r. Cobb; Grand, Y i, POO i9e1
mers JT I,,, Wr'sh aI,b mqttngnq Il Car
neal and Wife, Waldorf, 2, II, Grundy'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Southern League,

Al New Orleans; New uFleNHs, 4'lAl-
lanta, l.
Al Memphis: Memphis, 4; Nashville, i,
Al Little Rock; Little Rock, J ) Birnins-
ham, ! (soyen inningsi raln),
AT Shreveport; Shreveport MontsomeFSi
rain.
Al Augusta; Charleston 81; Augusta \ J,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Cincinnati, 6, u; Brooklyn, !, 7
New York, 81 St, Louis, 4,

/ NEW YORK, July 22.-TITho New YpFKs
won tho fourth consecutive game from
St. Louis to-day.
Score: . H. ~, - !,
st. Louis. 49,. 800 OllO2uu Va
New York ,,40o140OO'--y l2 !
batteries: ThIelman and Lenhy; Amees
and nowerman. Time, tWoihours. Umpire
tombstone, Attendance,3 10000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
: - NJ N.IhP. NIIfT I-',lII 7,sN III Ia
Cleveland,j55; Boston, 81.

-7'-I- CIeVe1HHu,N5 TDUslUI1i1 3'aaa'
CLErILAND, O., July 2a.-rhe locals
made it Ave out. of SIX from 20. Ho7 !!'f'
to-day, outbattlng tho visitors. J,
. Score s'GJ3s Il. II. ~
Cleveland ~. y . . - ~
Isostoi, j. o 00020 O-3 :
Batteries: Dunuhiic and l'uelow; Hic-
son. Winters and Crlgcr. Tine 100.
Umpire. Connor.,s Attendance, ,55l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
POLE GREEN

Mrs. a. G. Quarles and family spent
Sunday with relatives at Ellerson.
James Nerlander, Of Atlee, az, has o 'e 4
&, Mrs. J. l.. DIETRICH has gone "a Ocean
View for the remainder Of the summer.
Mr.. Hicks. who fell last Saturday light,
and became unconscious, Is getting along
wv. ] Baker, of Curtis Neck recently
visited his daughter ut = Beaver Dn
\ e Benjamin Poindcxter. OF Hanover Court
house, spent Sunday VITA MS Uncle at
MI. Cory has returned 10 Richmond,
gafter being at Aztec for Il week SUP
shutting as operator. ,,, .o,,r
Time. with her father hero during the
past week. a ,,,to.%
Mr.. Thomas has resumed IBIS. hls d l Ne.
as opera tor at Atlee. after WISH 20 ms
father. who Is quite SIGN,
New Books at the Library.
The followin gboolss have been received
at, tho State Library:
Chicago University. Register OF INC
University OF: Chicago. l0oi-l9o'
& y Heron Bclya Mary, University of I'LL
enols Bulletin No. II.
4 Tabor Organizations Among Women.
iTennsylyal,iatJnt the Worlds Fair, ST.
Louis, 1901. Vols T., H.
X enc Hundred and Fifticth Pennsylvani
Volunteers.
History OF Third Pcnnsyv Cavalry,
1S61-1SG5.
Royal Society OF Canada, 1901, Pro-
ccedings and transaction. Second Series
Vol, X. Part j
Thwaitcs, Reuben Gold. Early Western
Travels, l74S-14S.
wisconsin. Index to Law Books IN WIS
consin State Library, 1901.
55t. VI 4 5fi t.g-----------
Moving Pictures at Forest Hill.
According 10 Manager Daniels, OF the
moving pictures. to be seen this week IN
Forest Hill Park, those who expect to see
the new scenes Will not need q Fam even
on the hottest night, as one scene. Win
ter Sports" is so vivid that 1t keeps
the spectators almost shivering.
Two exhibitions of the pictures VII
be given each night hereafter, Instead
of one, as heretofore The list this week
includes the following new pictures: '"The
Grand BALLET, Opera De Paris, Famous
Fountains Of Versailles, France, "Ele
Electric Engino." "ITow Jones Lost Ills
ROLL Hop-o'-NIy-Thumb" THE Simple
Life, An Interesting story" and many
others. IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
TURN RULE
Boston, ~; Chicago,

Boston, a; Chicago, I.
4 BOSTON, MASS, July 1.-THE game
with Chicago to-day was won by Boston
in the tenth inning.
Score: y: ~; -,
Chicago. ~. 100 ! 600 o. 90 OIL, =
Batteries, Wills and Moran; Weimer
and King, Time, 1850. Umpire. o'Day AT
tendance, 5000.
Cincinnati, 6, u; Brooklyn, !, I,
BROollI.YN, n. y, July 2a.--iianlon.s
team was beaten twice today by the en-
clnnutl players,
First game :,
Score: ~ ~, ~,
Cincinnati. .O2 Oi3 O0yol 0--6 u y
Batteries; Mitchell and Bergen; HWins
and schc. Time, l54. Umpire Ems''c'
Attendance, 5000,
Second game :, !, :,
Score: y, \ !: y;
Cincinnati ,...,,.. 0l40O01 9 II A. 0
Batteries: Eason, jones and Rltleri
Check and Phelps. Time, l'a7. Umpire, MI
Emslie. Attendance, 1000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
South Atlantic League.

I Az JNcksOnylI,c: JaeKs0nviIIe, 2; COM
bia, !. lfast
At Savannah; Savannah, Si{Macon, /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Standing Of the Clubs.

Clubs Won Lost r Clubs Won Lost 7
Cleveland ..,5l eeIreas boston ...:s5 ~. AZ
Philadelphia s % 500 s.. Louis, ,s..9l 3 sS
Detroit s...42 s3S 5.52Gl Wash1hstoh..-o q 900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23

nauer's work at shortstop for sl5 the
Richmond team has won nm many
friends among the fans lie y !asl
fielder and generally makes gooa WIN
the stick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Some Baseball Notes,

Crawford leads his team ~ hating
thus far In no game does ne lill "
pnt !, single or a two-sackcr.s x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23

7lvo thousand people would have viii
Messed the games yesterday afternoon ut
tha mark. Not before this season mas
here been such " revival OF interest y
baseball as is manifest through inc el'y
at this time.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18

"Dr. Lauritzen's Malt TonicO is a
superior blood-enriching drink. AT
druggists or delivered to house. Phone
N. W., East 40; Twin City, 1899.