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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-28
DAVIDSON PLAYS
VIRGINIA TO DRAW
Nortl, Carolina College Eleven
Gives University Team
Big Surprise.
SCORES FIRST TOUCHDOWN

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Septem-
Der 27.--In her initial game OF the
season to-day, Virginia's football team
was treated to rather a surprise, be-
ing played to standstill by the
Davidson eleven, the final score stand
ing to s. Tho Presbyterians showed
surprising form in the first half. and
throughout the twenty minutes Of play
Virginia was playing on the defensive.
Davidsons touchdown came near the
end of the half. after Crawford had
fumbled a long punt. Denny essayed a
goal from placement. The ball, which
was partially blocked. fell into the
hands Of Sadler. who was showed and
hauled ten yards BY his teammates
across Virginia's goal line. Denny
failed to kick goal.
Virginia. strengthened by Faville,
the former Cornell guard, started the
second half With a rush. Honaker
slipped around Davidsons right end
and Crawford advanced the ball to
the ten-yard line, where 1T was lost
on downs. Denny's punt was blocked
by Cloth. and Crawford was sent over
for a Touchdown. The latter failed at
goal. During the remainder of the
contest. Virginia twice got within
of touchdown. First
Crawford narrowly missed a goal from
field. and in the second instance the
ball was lost on downs.
Virginia's game was ragged. being
marred by fumbling and the poor work
of the ends. The features We're the
defensive work of Cloth and the spec
taeular runs of Honakcr and Crawford.
Davidson played consistently through
out. and showed the result of excel
lent training. Denny's punting and the
line -bucling of Denny and Sadler
were CONSPICUOUS. The lineup:
virginia, Positions. Davidson.
Randolpl... right end .s.,... Rankin
Holladay... right tackle l.s....... Dunn
Williams. 80. right guard Daniel
(Faville.)
Cloth. .......... centre 1900. Edgerton
| Wise left guard .......ANford
(Warllck.)
philips left tackle Moore
Elliot. left-end .....s., .shdler
(Jones.)
Honaker.... quarterback ...Wilkinson
Neff ....... right half ....... Denny
(Hume)
sawrie. ...... left half James
| (Mortono
Crawford. -. fullbacls Clark
| Touchdo Crawford. Sadler. Re
feree, Boocock (Georgetown); umpire,
pat. Barry. OF Norfolk. Head lines
nnan--Dr. Beverly Pollard 1Virginta)
Time OF halves, twenty and fifteen
minutes.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Acadcmy-s.Thc Holy City"
BijOu-"Not Yet, But Soon"
MISUNDERSTANDING Rink.

THE Holy City as presented at the
Academy last night, IS almost n ,sacri-
lege. The theme of this play Is so sa-
cred in It's nature that 1t requires the
most careful treatment in order that 1t
may be made impressive. TO present
the play Mn any form is treading on
holy ground.
The production or last night was
cheap and tawdry. The company is
not at all capable. and the scenic Of
fects We're not adequate. Given a
proper production. tho play would ay-
peal most forcihly to an audience, for
i rs not greas
night, however; more than one scene
that was never intended to call forth
a laugh. was received with some de-
gree OF nlerri,nent on the part of the
audience. Mr.. Clay Clement, Jr., rs
Nt,rius. did the best work OF any in
the company, which, however, consid-
cling the portrayal of many Of the
roles. cannot be considered very high
N,,raise.
+ "The Holy city will BIO repeated at
matinee and evening performances to-
day. fe3
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WAS DAY OF SURPRISES
At GRlYEsEND TRACK.
Kings Daughter, at 8 to !, Wins
Culver Stakes-other
Long Shots In.

s GRAyESEND, N. Y, septembcr 81
Kings Daughter, an to 1 shot, easily
won the Culver Handicap, about siS
furIonEs. at Gravesend race track to-
day. Nicol sent her to the front at
the start, and. making the pace, won
nv one and one-half lengths In the
fast time OF los t3-5.
First race---two -ycar-olds: selling
about six furlongs-Iames B. Brady
10 to 2O) first. Beardall g TO -, place
second, Blue Heron G. to 81, to SHOW
third Time, ITO go,
Second race-handicap; all ages; one
mile and a half-Welbourne Cf2 to -
first. Perseverance, c. to u. place, sec
'ond, Yankee Girl Go to G). to show
third Time. 1884 As.
Third neutrality-suspicious. and up
ward; selling; about SIX furloi.gs--Ss'e-
curity q to y first, Preen G. to ~
place, second, Lotus q to y, TO show
third. Time, $40 1-5.
Fourth race-The Culver Handicap
all ages; about six fnrlongs--king'
Daughter Is to - first, Suffrage "a tc
IS. place, second. Brookdale Nympl
(evcn), to show, third. Time, LOS 375.
Fifth race-three-year and up
selling; milo and a teenth---Acroba'
e 10 il first, Temaceo Il to y, place
second, IVES q to 80, to SHOW, third
Time, 1:46 3-5.
sixth race-handicap; two-Sear-old
about six furlongs-Live Wire 6 to =
first. Chulita & to 81. place. second
Arasee Is to s., to show. third. Tilno
Ii 10 2-5
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nouBLE-nEADER IS FINALE.
Colts and south Atlantic to Play Dccl-
sivc Games Of Week.

Colts and south Atlantic to Play Dcct-
sivc Games of Week.
rho Richmond team of the Virginia
League, and The team Of South Allan
tic League men will play tho last OF
n series of six games at Broad Street
P-rk to-day, closing the season with a
double BILL which promises to be live
" from the start. The visitora% are
great llitters and base-runners, and so
in order to insure victory to-day and
in tho series. Pitchers Gus Salve ana
Sta ckpole have been reserved forIthe
concluding games; stackpole has not
lost a game since he5camc to Richmond
and will hardly spoil his good record
to-day. The clever southpaw, salve, is
also due for nm unhittablc day, and
the outlook Is promising for a double
victory.
..Jimmie'' Connolly, who makes the
announcements at the park, will be
there to-day, selling a. souvenir post
card scorc-oard, containing pictures OF
the entire Richmond team. The card
lis an Interesting keepsake and aid. In
remembering the names of the players
In future. It4is sold for a nickel, and
9lnlmie is the chief beneficiary.
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WINES HEARTS FAST MILE.
Fast 'rrotter Defeats High Ball in
sl,iN Second Heat. 49,. .4s..4alLNl

FQAt iTrOtterS DGfGata Aits ~ Dill N IL
Second Heat
COLUMBUS, o.. September 27.-Over
n fair track Wilkes Heart made, the
best time OF the Grand Circuit racing
to-day. when he took the second heat
Of the Buckeye $1,000 stake away from
High Ball. farorite. High Ball Won
three other Heats, however. and the
race. He Went into the competition
with a knee so bad that Cieers thought
seriously Of refusing to start him at
all. The Judges took "Knap" IcCar-
thy from behind Jack Leyburn for the
fourth heat. hut Valentine, the substi-
.tuted driver, could finish no better
than a good second. Valentine was
also put up behind Tax Title In the
first division Of tho 2sl5 pace, which
was won By Major Mallow the ia
vorite after both Davie Is. and Mckaig
Simmons got heats. The second d.
vision OF this pace was easy for Edna
~, the choice. Lillian r. Won the one
hSat OF the a;07 trot In q jog. hut
fIedgewood BOY, strong fayorite for the
2;O7 pace. dropped the heat decided to
Leland Onward. The former horse
made a bad break Just past the first
turn. ae flnally recovered and finish
ed close second. The meeting will
end Saturday
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Observation-Disclosures
Off TO PENNSYLVANIA
Chapel Hill Men Will Lineup
Against Quakers There
To-Day.

CHAPEL HILL, N. C, September 81.
notwithstanding the Intense heat, Dr.
hanson and the assistant coaches put
the entire football squad through a
long signal drill, followed by a scrim-
mage practice, on Bynum Fold to-day,
it being the final scrimmnge before the
Pennsylvania game tomorrow OH
franklin Field.
In the scrin,nage practice the work,
though somewhat better, was very
weak. Tho scrubs tore holes In the
varsity line at will. and tho work and
general condition OF the team is not
what DR.. Lamson would like to have It
be in order for the Tarheels to make
any showing against such a veteran
MIA puts In the field this year.
The loss of such men as story, Dun
lap. Singletary. Thompson, Pittman and
the Morrow brothers. OF last years
team, makes 1t necessary for Carolina
to put a green team into the game this
year: but they arc determined not to
let the Quakers, Pile mp q very large
score against them.
The team, In care Of Dir Lalnson,
left last night for Philadelphia. where
they arrived In time to gat a short
signal practice this evening, In order
to give the nlan hetter opportunity
to loosen UP preparatory to Saturdays
contest,
The lineup for Saturday will be as
follows:
Left end, Davis (captain); leftftaclSle,
Harris; left guard, Thonlpson; centre,
Rogers (Parker); right GUARD, Howell
K yvadsworth); quarterback, Mann (Sut-
toni; left hnlfback, MeNeill (c'roswelD;
right halfhack, Rnnln, fullbapk. wis
liamH. ri M VIII II asi I'M iS 55s s3@%i
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Auttton 6alts, 1uturf Dapy.
COURT SALt,
HOTEL FURNITURE AND F'Ix'rIfRESy
& BEDROOM SETS, OFFICE iftIRNI.l
'TURF7, ~ ESE. TABLES, CHINA
WARE, CARPETS, RUGS. ETC.

/, ny Write OF n decree entered on tli9ls
2sth day of September, 1907, by tho
Law and Equity Court of Richmond, In,
the suit of Emmett Seatoti. trustee.
VS.. stephen Allen and others. we viii
sell at public auction. in tho building
Mt the southwest corner Of Broad and 4
Tenth Streets, at 1880 A. NJ.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1907,
all tho office furniture and iiNtures.
sets OF chamber furniture. parlor g nd 4
dining -rooni furniture, tables and \
chairs. crockerywaro. carpets, rugs
and other articles of general furni-s
ture and movable property contained
IN tho said building, in which u hotel
was formerly conducted. list Of
the property to be sold is in the hands
or the receivers.
TERNIS: Cash as to all amounts unders
ono hundred dollars t$io0); as to all
amounts over that sum, third in
cash and the balance ut six and twelve
months, with interest; title to the
property to be reserved until fully
paid for. All tho property will be sold
al a whole. or put UP in smaller LOTS
EMMETT SEATON;
ALLEN e. COLLINS,
iteceivers. @
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LAST BASEBALL OF
SEASON TO-DAY.
Doublc-Header of Colts and
Sallics Will Be Decisive OF
Series.
COLTS WIN PRETTY CONTEST
Series.

1'bc Richmond lcartiets defeated the
South Atlantic League conglomerate
baseball team yesterday afternoon IN
the fastest, prettiest and snapplest
game of the weeks series, winning
in. the eighth inning with the maj
score to 1. The two teams play q
double-Eeader to-day, beginning at
o'clock. These two games VIII pc wv.
last baseball OF the season, ana VII
doubtless draw a largo crowd. Eh9h
team has won two games, and unless
Richmond takes both to-day 1T can
not win tho series. To- break even
means a tic on the weeks games, re-
butt unsatisfactory to both. Eac'l1team
ia expected to make hard fight tor
both battles to-day.
pitchers salve ard stackpole Will
pitch for the Colts to-day, and the
crowd picks both to win. The visit
ors will make q, strong bid for the
honors. ...,
Long and sitton we're the r y, !
n tors ouiba,te Richmond and nelded
more Clearly, the Colts won BY bunch
ing hits In the eighth and iunh Wy
bound which converted Hefron's SINCE
, one did iw he sslIes set more than
one hit oil Long, and they failed 20
a<ore In that one. Their only run came
IN the first. Long hit Norcum with the
ball. lie took second on an out ana
scored on Buyt's safe rap. Richmond
got hit each In the. first and second,
but for tya snatngs they we're unable
3 to find sitton's spltbails for even q
In The eighth sitton walked Gettig
and Cownils single advanced him to
SECOND. Walsh's. sacrifice put him on
third. but when Long hit to McKernan
Gettig was easily caught at the plate,
Cowan going to second. Then Helfror
walked up and tine crowd appealed to
him TO do or dic-on a long ny. He did.
His sturdy stick smotc the sphere
amidships, and with II resoundins crack
1T wiIistled out TO left. Dexter squat-
ted for it. expected to hurl IT home;
when Ii took q bad bound. cleared
his head and rolled to the blcachers-
Cowan and Long both counted, and Hef-
from took third on the throw in. Reeve
was thrown out.
The game was the quickest played
tlis season. being finished in an hour
and eighteen minutes II was marked
notably pretty plays being made. Sit
ton knocked down q red-hot line drive
from Iierron's bat in the third and
felded the runner out. In the NTH
Gcttig made a great catch of kanzlers
foul near the grandstand. and Catcher
Walsh ran into the grandstand in catch {
ing Robinson's foul. The playing of
Laliy and Bierman has been consist
entity clever and fast In the entire Sc
ries. and Kanzler's work at irst is
lar above anything done by Rich
Inond -bsseman this season. Cowan
also played the bag well yesterday, bu.
kanzler had more difficult chances.
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BRENT DEFEATS nkRI.EY.
Local Champion Skater Outsprlnts Ills
Rival In Fast Nucc.

Local Champion Skater Outsprints His
Rival In Fast Race.
One of the largest crowds TINT las
been In the skating rink since i. was
reopened was out last night to see the
races. Three fast. hard-fought con-
tests We're on the program, and. with
the exception OF the frst event, We're
good ones. In the first. which was a
one-nlile dash between FigG and Moore,
the latter. fell twice. Figg had almost
Tapped him. and the Judges stopped
Figg, awarding him the contest.
Tho second event was a dandy. Tay-
Tor gave Collier n lead OF twenty
feet and Tuck eighty feet. and defeated
them in one mile event that was real
~ interesting. At the end of ten laps
the three boys were punched, and all
made good time. Taylor then took tho
lead, winning out in good fashion in
3:12.
The last event was one-mile con-
test between Brent and Harley. Sailor
Foster did not show up. Brent took
the Head at the = start and hold 1t
through the contest, although Harley
pushed him hard every foot OF the
distance. and was only about five feet
behind at the finish. Time, G:O3.
The other amusements provided added
After to-day tho rink will be located
tempo rarily in tho dancing pavilion In
lakewood. where the new Winslow fibre
roller skates viii be put In use for
the first time.
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HENRY NJ. FLAGLER I'LL.
Physician .nnd Nurses in Constant At
Tendance.

NEW YORK, September a7.-Tho
Herald to- day says:
Henry NJ Flagler, vice president Of
tho Standard OIL Company, Isl serious
|ly Ill In the Mount Washington Hotel.
Breton Woods, N. H. Ills condition Is
Isuch as to cause the gravest alarm to
Ibis friends. His personal physician,
DR.. keenan,. and nurses are In constant
lattendance.
Mr.. Flagler's illness is attributed to
the effects OF an attack OF the grip,
which seized hin, while he was In st.
Augustine. Fla, last April. At that
| time he was badly weakened from over
work and worry, Incident to the strain
of raising funds for the completion or
the Key West Railroad He did not
recover RAPIDLY. and his physician adj
vised his removal to a. cooler climate.
Early In the summer he was brought
to his summer home. In Mamaroneck,
IWestchester county.
Symptoms OF general nervous
breakdown appeared, and about a
Mountains. Every possible effort IL
being made to keep his mind from bis
| business affairs, and It Is not consid-
cred probable that he would he able
! to testify In the governments suit
even IL a commission were appointed
| to VISIT his bedside.
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rromlncnt rcoplc Attcnd.

Z Among MANY Well-knoWn neopIo IN
tho boxes and Erandstand were Mr..
and Mrs. Robert wilkins, OF Australia:
Congressman II. y, Flood and Colonel
George Cameron. Jr. Ill OF whom were
guests OF Major Francis r. Lasster
al his coach; Alexander Hamilton, Mrs.
Thomas Plnckney BRYAN. Miss Sarah
Hamilton. Miss Roberta Hamilton. Mr..
and Mr. r. r, Davis, Captain and Mrs.
teson. Or, and Mrs. II. G. Leigh DR..
and Mrs. Robert A. Martin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl II. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. PeN-
ton Pollard. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.
Lassiter, Mr.. and Mrs. F. III. Drewry
and a host OF others.
The horse show german was given
at the Stratford Tonight. with a gay
whrl of dances in the ballroom, and
the morrow Is anticipated as the, best
day OF the show. with Governor and
Mrs. Swanson as guests OF honor.
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4 Creek Beats Greek.

Judge Aiatos. thirty-slx years old, a Greek
employed at the Locomotive Works, Who
speaks no English, was arrested last night
on warrant charging him with assaulting
and heating one Speridon Pirate. a fellow
Crack. Policeman Leah made the arrest and
locked the Greek up at tho Second Station.
While his friends went off 10 secure a
oondsmnn. A.a rs .lstts. Y.
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Records OF tho Clubs.
. orEY PITCHES HIS FIRST.
southpnw Is. Displaced and Many Fitch
ers IlAed.

FITTSBURG. PA. September 81
Pittsburg and Boston PLAYED eleven in
nlngs to tie to-day. The record for
tho number OF players in a game was
broken. There was n total of twenty
seven men, fifteen by Pittsburg and
twelve by Boston,.
Score by innings: r. Fl. +,
sPittsburg 30oO00100O-5 IL 2
Boston oo0t0 ooO40 o-5 IL 3
Batteries: Otey, Camnftz, Lever ana
Gibson: Dessau. Frock, Bouites and
Ball. Time 2:35. Umpire. Rudderham,
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RnAkctbMll Games on.

y NORFOLK. VA, September Eft.
was announced by the department. of
congresses and snecial events OF tho
Exposition to-day that the
Amateur Athletic Union basketball
which We're to have
been held at the exposition tho last
three days in September had hecn call
cd off.
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I1lect Foothall nIannger.

Y [Special to The TiMes-D1spatchII
IYNc,HBURG, VA, September 27.--
Tho Athletic Association OF the Lynch
burg High School have elected Profes,
lsor BurEer8of tho faculty, manager 81
the football team of tho scheol. and q
squad of twenty boys are tr.'' tor
-nosiions on the team. III KIM ls
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general nervou
Arrest Real Murderer,

CHICAGO, ILIA,september a7,--.Rich-
day in Springfield, ILL.,. for the murder
OF Mrs LILLIAN w, Grant, informed tho
police to-day that another negro named
Marnus III. Lemoyns was the actual
SLAYER Of Mrs. Grant Lemoyne was
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,y,.lRGINI.A corPLgs WED. &


especial to the Tilnes-D lspatchsl
ROXBORO. N, c., Septemhar ~ Mfr
Charles III. spencer and Miss Evelyn
Thompson, Mr. ]. Waiter Rhodes and
We're united in marriage at tho powsiy
Hotel here last night, ny New.
Watkins, ~ was A. pret ty double rlsAFs*
rlaEe, II Nd Sssi sSe
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PHILADELPHIA.

Players. Alb. r. II. o. A. y.
Hartsen lf..,.4 3 3 o oil
Nichols, ss.......... o
.Seybold. rf........... o. 0l
Davis, 10; ...........
Collins. 3b........... o II
Oldrng. rf...........
Powers, c............ O.
Plank. p.............
Totals ...,........se 4 IS 27lo q
Detroit.
Players ALB. II. II. o. A. r..
Jones' f......8s...... o
schaefe:;, 2b : i: q
GebT 4f'. ef......... 9 IL 8 g
Rossman, 1b......... 0 01O O.
Coughlin, 3b......... o o.
Payne. c....S......... 0 O
O'Leary. IS.
s ssspe By innings mi; ,,;.''s : 4:
Philadelpllia ~. % Q 9 9 Q ! o5;o o-4
Ran for Collins in ninth.
Summary: Left on bases-Atllletics,
~; Detroit I Earned runs-Athleties.
ring (el. Cobb. oLeary, Crawford,
Plank, Collins. Sacrifice bit-Rossman.
Double plays-Schaefer to Rossman,
o,Leary e sehaefer t9 BOSNIAN: Struck
on balls--off Plank, i; off Donovan, 4.
Time, 2;0s. Umpres Connolly aud
OLoughlin.
Divide Doublc-Hcadcr.
! W,A ASI III = OF 2. c. septenlbe
latter winning the first game to Q,
and the former the second, Q to 4.
First game
!, Score by Innings; ! ! ! ! Ri, n
c MsStsaisson 20 . $-s
Batteries: Hughes and Warner ri
Thielman and Clarke Time. lao. UNI
pires, Hurst and Brown.
Second game
Score by innings: r, IT. Fl.
y, ...a al ! s 90
oissfens sas Warser
Bernhardt. Clarkson and Clarke. Time.
1:4O. Empires. Hurst and Brown.
Roston's Long slump.
BOSTON, MASS. September 27-The
Chicago champions kept within strik-
ing distance Of the league leaders by
teenth Successive defeat the latter team team
has sustained.
Score by innings: R.H. r,
Chicago IN, ..,...,0 30 90 ait 8
BOSTON s.Js.,.,.!.+.,,u v ~ tlusu u---a o < z
Batteries: White and Sullivan; Nor
gan. Young and Shaw. Time, :46. Um-
| pire, Sheridan. n
Browns Finish Fast.
NEW YORK, SAptenlber 27.--With the
score to against them III the ninth
Inning. the st. Louis players who all
along had found Newton comparatively
easy, fell on his curves and drove in
score by innings; Il Il, I III. n,
ST. Lou Is NJ. ....,o isD1 u o 4 sa----7 IA 81
New t ! York ], !. !. i. o 90 LIS q Ia ia 3
Batteries; McGl III. III neen q n a Spen-
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necord. nj thc tluh..

PHILADELPHIA, PA, September
27-Detroit took the lead in the sem
sational race for the American League
pcnnant to-day BY defeating Philadcl-
phia by the narrow margin OF 5 to
4. In holly contested game. Dono-
van, the leading pitcher or the league
this season. was hammered for thlr-
troit's nine hits off Plank came at more
opportune timcs. Twelve Philadcl-
phians left on the bases to Detroit's
six. practically tells the story. De-
saw the contest.
Detroit scored It's first run in the
fifth inning. O'Leary doubled to cen-
tire. and Donovan struck out. Jones
took third. The latter scored on
schaeter's force OF Jones at second.
Schaefer stole second and scored on
Crawford's double to right Cobb end
: Three runs were re- "a added dc 10 the
visitors score in the seventh. O'Learv
fouled out, Donovan singled to left.
and Jones was safe on a wild throw of
Schaeferf then sent both men home
with a two-basc hit into the crowd
Schaefcr. stole third and scored on
Crawfords single 10 centre. Cobb and
Rossman were easy outs.
-, oidrin ~, double and powerss sin.
first run. In the seventh. Philadcl-
phia came extremely close to tying
the score. Plank doubled into tho
crowd, Hartsel singled. and Nichols
got base on balls. With the bases
full and no one out, the crowd called
on Seybold for long hit. and the
big right-fielder responded with a hot
srounder which Coushlin fumbled
Plank scored and Seybold was safe
home Hartsel. and Murphy hit into a
double play on which Nichols scored
the third, and last run. Collins was an
easy out.
Donovnn's Goodness Won.
Thus for the sixth time this sea-
SON. Bill Donovan defeated the
Athletics and he did it purely on his
nerve and gameness. for the Quakers
hit him hard enough to win couple
of ordinary games. In addition, Bill
was wild. He walked four men, and
the Athletics landed on him for thir-
teen hits. Donovan was in trouble
ing the bases filled on him. once with
no one out, but in every case he kept
his nerve and wormed out.
1t was tho toughest kind Of game
for Plank to lose. for he not only
did we'll on the slab, but he landed
on the bali for three hits. Oldring
had the same number. and SO did
HartseI.
The Tigers had all the ginger that
characterized them Mt the start OF the
s-ascn, ann which has never deserted
o.er the field. patting his men on the
back yelling encouragement and keep
ing them keyed up when at the bat.
Tha lcX score follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-28
wild Bilr' Donovan Hit Hard
and Is Wild, but Is Always
Cool.
WINNERS FULL OF GINGER
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Schedule for To-Dny.
Detroit Mt Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Washing ton.