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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-12-22

fire after the explosions and the IN
terror was practically burned out
Just what caused the double explosion
probably may be never known.
Scores Thrown to Floor.
In the Bible teachers training
school on Lexington avenue, directly
opposite the power house, 1925 men
and women who were on their way to
breakfast were thrown to the floor by
the blast. Many Of the men and
women were injured and several OF
them were taken to hospitals. All ths
windows in the building were blown
in and the ceilings fell.
The damage to the power house and
other buildings has not been estimat
ed, but it was stated that it will likely
ceed $2,0O0,000.
OF the II firemen in the fire house
opposite only one was injured. A lit
tie school girl was about to enter {
candy store on Fifty-first street wher
the blast came. She was picked VI
bodily and carried through the plat.
glass door Of the store and dropped
uninjured in front Of the candy coun
ter.
District Attorney Whitman visited
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-12-22
Rhodes scholars AthIetlc,

New York, Dec. 20.-Reports Of the
annual freshman games at Oxford
show that the Rhodes scholars from
the United States gathered in theil
share of the honors. w. A. Zeigler Of
Iowa was the star of the meet, winning
three frsts. He hurled the 1epound
shot 40 feet, 81 inches. threw the
hammer 13e feet, inches, and toos
one of the jumps. R. Lange Of Okla
homa, won the hundred" e. Hubble
OF Gniceno& nlvc,s!ty won the higd
Jump with feet. S inches. and H. r
Scholz. California, took the quarter.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-12-22

the scene of tho disaster and conferred
with number Of officials Of the New
York Central. He said the explosion
was caused by Illuminating gas. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt also made an in
vestigation.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-12-22
wi.censIn "U" Gets Reouest,

Wisconsin ~" Gets Bequest.
Madison, Deo. 2o.-The will Of tht
hate Col. A. H. Hollister beQueathi
slo.eee to ths regents Of the Univer
III Of Wisconsin for the establish
,nsst Of = graduate Fellowship In 3Aas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

hard bounder to Collins. zimmernau
then took advantage OF Coombs's loaf,
Ing. and scored Holman with n double
70 lett. Steinfeldt was thrown out. and
sIinker was passed, but the best Killing
could do was to roll an easy one I'd
Barry, vino stepped on second, ending
the game, the second straight for tho
Atnletlcs, and won through purd
strength and headwork at the hat.
Tho crowd was hardly up to = rncc-
tations. There were 24.57o paid adj
missions, 1ess than tho number that
saw the Athletlcs-D 1903 series.
when the Tiger and Elephant were
hsntng for the lead In the pennant
race.
Four Umpircs Used,
. FOR the first time in a worlds ser4as.
Lour umpires have been used. Con-
noliys work 80 far has been a feature
satisfaction to all. and seemed ~ he
IN every play. On Monday he was
right on the job when balls were hit
along the foul lines. and his Judgment.
OF balls and strikes was not cues
toned puess
Rlgler's decisions IN this departments
We're questioned once or twice vesteu.
aay. a peculiar thing about this
WORLDS series IS that there has been
lily one c!osc decision In the two
suHes, mat when Collins was thrown
eu. at second on Monday, when he
inursday they play in Chicago. and
! iook Tor Notwithstanding crowds.
with Overall and Brown out az ths
way each having been used roughly by
the Athletics. 1t is interesting to done
now Manager Chance thinks Of tba
running. =. 'ha
Tho two games won by the Athlete.
s =, make them two to one propo-
s,tion FOR the series. and think ~.
ehampiorship Will be decided in thrao
more games ~ .hfeo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19
HIGH SCHOOL TIES
EX-PREP ELEVEN
After Forty Minutes of Play
Neither Team Is Able to
Score.

Contestng every inch of ground
and playing the strongest kind of a
defensive game. John Marshall High
School yesterday afternoon held the
strong ex-Prep eleven to tie score
The game was played at Broad Street
Park. While the play was for the
larger part Of the periods on High
School territory, the lighter team
never finched Once the ball was on
their one-yard line, and it was first
down. The heavy backs of the eX-
Props were sent crashing against the
line of the lighter team. but to no
avail. and the ball went over on
lance frequently. II was nip and tuck
all the way through. kicking was
often resorted TO. ex-Prep gaining on
the exchange of punts. The quarters
We're of ten minutes duration.
The officials were Richardson tRich-
mond College,. referee; csIfee tUni-
versity of Virginia1, umpire; Knowles,
head linesman.
High School lined up as follows:
]. King. left end: Hamlin and Ander-
son. left tsckis.- Parish, left guard;
Williams and. Ra.nJ.n. centre: Robins,
right guard: McEl?o!. right tackle.
Brumble and McNeiily, right ends. i
Montgomery, quarter. Chilorees. iei-
half: ". King, right half; Warwick,
:uliback.
Coach Joans has hard scaedule
mapped OFT Tor hiE team, and ne Is
right along. He hopes that
his sisren viii win TIE interE scholastic I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19
NlDDLEWEIGHTs AT ODDS
Feur Ciaimautk 10, Championship

hpDors Now.
Chicago. October. 1s-The death Of
kt1rleT Gstcasl, the puglitst, at
si1-4cgteld. Mo. saturday, has precipi-
Istsd the uatdoiswettstt championship
Hituation 4nto more Or less OF a mud
de -Four claimants 10 the title stand
out prominently ana Of these three
Rave taeed The former champion IN the
r1rgr wrtle TIE fourth would maze had
ne opportunity before long mad rot
getchel's life been ended.
Enis Isst 10 Eddie McGorty. OF 0sh.
foE1- VIE The others are former
Etlz 11ptca B.liy pap2fe Of Reewanee,
u. now II Aosyrslis Frank Klaus. OF
FlI'ESa-g. ana Hugo Kelly Of Chi
c1go
Papae car claim Distinction by the
fssct that he vas one Of me very few
taat ever beat Retchel Papae knock
81 airu ont in the twelfth round Of q
bout in Los Angeles two years ago.
This is the one decisive beating me
past champion suffered in mis- career.
although he was downed for the count
IN battle with Jack Johnson al colns.
Cal. year ago.
One of these claimants for The cham
plonshtp probably viii be eliminated
when Klaus and McGorty meet in tfetr.
bout at Milwaukee, which was seized
uled for last Friday night, but post
poned on account of McGorty's condi-
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.RICHNONDCOLLEGE
TACKLES DOCTORS
Game at Broad Street Part This
Afternoon Should Prove
Interesting.
Interesting.

game OF football which should
prove interesting and offer good sport
to lovers Of the game Will take place
tft1s afternoon at Broad Street Park,
when the University College Of Medi-
ctrls viii meet Richmond College
Though. the doctors have not been al
the game long they have developed
some mighty good material, and have
q team Whieh can give good accoun,
Of itself
Richmond College. on the other hand,
is said TO have made much improve
l1ent since he Eock Hi game. Coach
Long has worked hard over the men
and has pun them through grucIIins
practice New plays have beer evolved
ana there VIII be several changes IL,
tiie tne-up- some men VINO nave no.
been IN ti3e game this year will be given
an opportunity TO show what they are
made Of
The gaIne win be called promptly al
o'cl2ek and d large attendance is
expected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19
COLEMAN WORT
BESTS OLD GOLFER
B. B. Valentine Falls Before
Younger Opponent at Country
Clubs Golf Tourney

With perfect weather conditions pre-
Vailing the FIRST rounds of the match
games in the fall gold tourney at the
country Club We're played yesterday
AFTERNOON, furnishing some excellent
sport and developing al least one sur
prise. 1t has been determined TO com
piete the first match rounds this after
noon.
In the first division yesterday Gran.
yliie Gray defeated John W. Atkinson.
Jr., and r. II. Meade Won out over
.. Baylor Hill. The surprise OF the
Day came when Coleman Workman
pested B. B. Valentine. one of the
Oldest, and regarded by many as one
OF OF the most expert golfers. in the city.
ans .ilts was the first match in the second
division. Other matches in this divis-
ion were: John P Young and G. r.
Burnette. L. Nick Judkins and Sir
Aooert Hadfeld and r. l. Powers and
W. r Trigg. The frs, named in each
OF these events was the winner.
II is expected that large crowd
WI! be on hand 10 watch the matches
70 day and cheer their favorites on to
victory. Interest in the matches is
intense.
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which was what some OF those who
should know said would happen to
the youngsters forming Connie Mack's
misunderstanding team.
Chance Exhorting.
On he other hand. Frank Chance
will b. occurring and exhorting and
praying AID advising, and possibly
"cussing' the members OF his squad
1t Will simply be case OF do or die.
Chance is firmly OF the opinion that
he has the best teElc Up, to the pres
ent time he hasn't hown 1t. 1t is
obviously UP to him ans his team to
prove his good opinion II the men.
The great machine has bean work
ing rather cumbrously in the initial
games of the series. and while Shere
he still many who pin their faith 20
the Cubs, this number has sadly d.
minished, as Is but natural. Therefore,
Chance will eXhort. He Will be at
home, and his men Will have the op-
portunity of displaying their ability
on their own grounds. This should
prove an advantage, and it is the one
thing on which followers Of the Cubs
are pinning their faith
Here in Richmond. where the Cubs
AAA'S oAN oS Uccu pilihc 1dSOiltcs, ItOt
because of any particular liking Tor
the Cubs. but because close figuring led
to the belief that Chance had the best
team. sentiment has changed consider
ably. Many OF the stay-at-homes have
friends in Philadelphia who have
watched the games, and reports thus
far received are that the Athletics
simply outclassed the Chicago crowd
If this be true. and the Mackmen con-
tinue to show form. there should be
nothing to 1t but the Athletics.
No Truth to Frame-Up Charge.
Again has the cry been heard that
the games were all fixed. Any think
ing man can see the foolishness OF
It's on the face of it. In the first
place. admitting for the sake of argu-
ment that the first game was fixed.
would it be any advantage to fix the
second game? The crowd would come
on the strength OF the first victory,
and certainly the Cubs would draw
better at home II they returned with
a score of one and one. instead of two
lost. 1t is all the yeriest bosh.
Chance is going to try and retrieve
himself. He has the reputation, and
he will use his best endeavors to live
up to 1t. 1t is natural and, more. 1t is
profitable. There should be some great
ball in Chicago, and there probably
Will be. Il looks now as IL Cole and
Plank will oppose each other In the
opening contest in Chicago, though
Mack may use Bender.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE WILL
PLAY RANDOLPH-MACON

The football team representing thu
MEDICAL College OF Virginia viii try
conclusions with Randolph Macon this
a a. .!,, IN Ashland. and good game
should result. The AIedicos fee, that
they have more than a chance to win.
and left Richmond with the determi.
nation to bring back a scalp. Ran
aoiph-Macon is looking for a good
scrap. as the team is anxious to ret
In the best possible condition for tho
championship series, which start soon.
Both teams Will try hard to win. and
whichever the victor be, 1t Is SAFE To
predict that the loser will have little
TO be ashamed of.
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THURSDAY NEXT
DAY FOR BATTLE

Continued From Fifth Page.)
comfortably resting in magnificently
equipped Pullman car on the Twentieth
century Limited somewhere between
Phlladelphia and Chicago. with the
Windy City as the goal.
some time during the day they will
arrive. and then will begin the prep
arations for the game Tomorrow. The
Athietics, flushed with two well-earned,
victories at home, will take the field
luli OF determination and hope. Each
man on the team will feel that he Is
personally responsible for the "jinks''
on the Cubs. Each will know posi-
tiVeiy that he Is the Individual to put
the "kioosh" on anything by the name
OIL Cub. Confidence will be the watch
"ofd In the Athletics camp. and il
the team loses this time it cannot
rightly be attributed to nervousness,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19
new RECORD MADE
BY BONNIE kELS0.
Feature of Days Racing at
Pimlico Is Time of
Favorite.

Baltimore, Md, October 1s.--Anothel
beautiful day brought out a large
crowd that witnessed fine sport a,
Pimlico to-day. The days feature was
the breaking OF the track record for a
mile and an eighth by Car,nan's Bon
ME kelso in the Pimlico Club purse.
Bonnie Kelso was a we'll played ia
.vorite at even money and to 8. and
negotiated the distance with some to
spare in 1.51 2-5, the best previous
time being 1853 Is, made by Blue
Book last year.
Hidreth's zeus. which failed to win
the colt end OF the Matron Stakes in
the opening day. came back in the
fifth race and won in a driving finish.
Summary:
First race-three-year-o and up,
selling. six furlongs-Sir Alvescot g
TO sel first, Sialitine ESQ to u second,
E1orimet t5 to u third Time,
lis 3-5.
Second race-maiden two-year- olds,
Eve turlongs-Stilly Night (even) first.
Wrap as to 81 second. corinth (25 to
u third. Time, 1900 As.
Third race-four-year-o and UP,
selling, mile and seventy yards-The
Gardner Is TO II first. Hilltop Is to 81
second. Question Mark Is TO 81 third.
Time. 1:t3 40.
Fourth rsce-Belvidere Steeplechase.
handicap, four eer-olds and up, two
miies-watarway e TO 81 first, Merri-
man e to 81 second. DIeoold 90 to ~
third Time. 1851 as.
Fifth race-for two-year-olds. six
furlongs-Zeus q TO 81 first, Meridian
a TO - second, .Aitamba Us to ID !
third Time l:I2 SIS
Sixth raee-for three-year-olds and F.!
up. mile and an eIghth-Bonnie kelso /
q to 81 first, Hampton Court q 10 ~
second. Practical 6 to ID third. Time
ISL Us.
Seventh race-rnaiden two-year-olds,
five furlongs-Gold Cap Is TO ~ first,
Argo Is TO - second. Foo,lights e to
p third. Time, I:ds.
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.CHERRYOLA Wins
FEATURE Event
Takes Cherokee Selling Stakes
in Race at Churchill
Downs.

! Louisville, Ky, October 1S.-The
feature OF racing at Churchill Downs
| this afternoon was the Cherokee SELL
| ing stakes, worth $1,000, in which year
| olds and up were engaged ut one mile
The race resulted In an easy victory
for Chcrryola. Prince Gal was second,
in front of Huck, by half length.
First race-sellins, six furlongs-
Forehead. first; Ayame, second scarlet
Pimpernel, third Time, 80. Mutuels
raid: Forehead straight, s4 place.
$3.50. show, $3.50. Ayarne, place. $3.50.
show, So. Scarlet Pimpernel, show.
$40
Second race-sellng. mile and six
teenth, four-searo and up, purse.
s5oo-Romp.e, first; Flirting, second:
Quagsa, third. Time, AZ 1-5 81 mu-
fuels paid. Rompie. straight. $3.50:
place, $3.50; show, $3.50. Flirting,
place. $40; show. 1910. Quagsa,
show, $3.50.
siXteenth--Bad News, first: Sallio Pres.
ton. second; Banbury. third Time.
l:sSs-5 81 mutuels psid Bad News.
straight, s11.20; place. So: show, $3.50.
Sallie Preston. place, $40; show. $40;
Banbury. sh DIV, $3.50.
Fourth race-the Cherokee selling
stakes, $1,000 value. mile-Cherrycla,
nrst; Prince GAL second. Huck. third.
Iime, 1889 So mutuels paid: Cherry
ola. straight, $3.50; place, $3.50; show
$3.50. Prince Gel, place. $500; show.
"a Huck. show. $3.50.
Firth race-two -Sear-olds, purse,
$500 six furlongs-Ella Bryson, first. |
county Tax, second: Exemplar. third.
Time. LA. 50 mutuels paid Ella Bry- |
son: straight, 5000; place, $40; show,
800 County Tax. place. $3.50; show, |
$50. ESemplar, show, $500
sixth race-seiling. purse, $500, for |
Shree-year-oid and up. one mile and a !
slRe enth-Carlton G.. first; Salan, sec
ond; Royal Report, third. Time. 1:47. 7
:. nueueis paid: Carlton G., straight,
s9.so; pace $3.50; show. $40. salian,
place. $40; show. $3.50. ROYAL Re,
port show. $40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19
ILLINOIS CLUB DRAFTS
SULLIVAN, OF DANyILLE
Especial to rho Times I,ispateb1

Especial to The Times Dispatch
DanHille Va. October la--Right
Fielder Neil sullivan. Of tho panyilIe
passball team, champions of the Vir-
S1nia iIeaRue, has just been drafted BY
the Danyilie. III. team, a Class A or
e fazation. The draft price derived by
which VIII nelp 10 swell the fnnd
Tor the maintenance OF the 1871 team
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19
SALISBURY FAIR OPENS.
Splendid Exhibits In All Lines and
Notwithstanding ATTENDANCE.
Especial to The T1mes-Dispatch.l

Especial to The I1hies-Dispatch.1
Salisbury, N c., October 18-The
biggest fair in the history of Salisbury
opened to-day with a record breaking
attendance, and with superb exhibits
Of live stock, poultry and agricultural
products A number of important In
dustrial and commercial exhibits are
also displayed Nearly 200 of the fast
est horses on the turf are on hand to
enter the races which start to-mor-
row. The weather is excellent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

Harry Payne whitney has decided
TO send his splendid nlly. Hashti, to
England to compete in the Epson
stakes, the class!c event for nllies. She
VIII be handled for her English cam
paign By Jack Joyner. The flly cost
100000. and was bought by whitney
without his having ever seen her run.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

Richmond has gone baseball mad.
Can't hear anything else these days
but baseball. On every street corner,
at every hotel--in fact, everywhere
the same topic of conversation hoids.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

Twice Beaumont was run in as a
pinch hitter. and he failed TO connect
Fact of the matter is that the Cubs
were licked, and 1t didn't make much
difference what happened.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

Another local sport is reported to
have laid 800 against $1,000 yesterday
that the Cubs would win out. Also
looks like good bet.
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way now.

All the money you want now that
the Athletics Will win the series and
championship. Certainly looks that
way now.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

Neither Brown nor. Richie hit safe,
but Coombs singled. All that talk
about Mack's batters and pitchers Off
setting Chances nerve and brains was
pretty nearly true.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

Jim Barry is out OF the fighting
game. His hopes of meeting Johnson
nave all been nipped in the bud by the
AWFUL drubbing he received in New
orleans. Another hope of the white
race gone fishing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

President Hedges. Of the St, Louis
American League team. says that no
the Browns in the place OF CConnor,
whom he released The report that
Fielder Jones. OF the Chicago Club. had
been signed is likewise denied. Guess
Hedges knows.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

Nothing ike the enthusiasm yester-
day that there was Monday, though
the crowd in the park was larger.
Takes q worlds series to wake up the
Quakerites, but even that can't keep
them awake forever Back to the
feathers. now that we won"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

Information off the bat Tex Richard
ana Jack Gleason. promoters of the
= Johnson Jeifries fight, at Reno, are
said to be backing D. A. Fletcher, the
inan with the third major league bee
N MS bonnet. Thought Richard was
100 Wise sport to back a losing
ZANE. put you never can tell, The
wiser they are the easier they fall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

One Richmond man bet 500 to $1,000
that the Athletics would ''an four
straights. Good bet. that. at the odds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

Tommy Kdlbaine, a Cleveland scrap
per. is scheduled to go eight rounds
with Willie Gibbs. of Memphis, on next
triday night. The bout will be held in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

Especial 10 The TIN es-UiSpatch.I
Harrisonburs, Va, October iS.-Hon.
James Hay opened his campaign IN
Rockingham tonight by an address
to the voters of Bridgewater. MIR Hay
regards with complacency the fact
that he is opposed by two Republican
candidates this time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

Fourteen hits for total of twenty
bases will win most any game played
anywhere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

Certainly is one nervous crowd IN
Philly. Just can't keep those STICKS
from connecting with the leather.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

Pity King was rated so much high.
er than Thomas as wVarer of the
wind pad. Ira has nothing to be
ashamed of in the present series. No
one would run bag pilfering school
while ne is on the job.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

No game to-day. Just a chance TO
winters gum shoes that every man on
the Cubs can tell just why the team
lost and just how the games could
have been won. Every play will be
made over forty times on the ride to
Chi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

Football experts favor Harvard over
yale Football experts have made this
same choice on many occasions, and
nave been fooled. You can always
count on the Bulldogs turning some
thing loose when they look at the
Crimson. Never has failed True,
West Point won, but may be it will
prove blessing in disguise. You can
work wonders with a team in a few
days If you have the material to work
on, and Yale has.
Notice that John MARSHALL High
School team these days? Wonderful
game those boys are putting up. Some
OF the big elevens better keep an
eye on these youngsters for future
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

Wonder If Chance still thinks that
Sleepyyiile hasn't got a ball club? or
machine" is a trifie obsolete, not to
say obsolescent?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

Youth will tell Coombs has got II
on Brown by about-seven years, and
he showed up Just seven times as we'll
as Mordecai. He won.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

COMBS made a couple OF errors. but
that doesn't count now. in view of the
result Captain Davis added couple
of misplays TO his record, too.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

SIR. Strunk also landed couple of
btngles in that part of the garden
which remained unprotected for a
little while
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

Collins: -Four times up; three hits;
all doubles. and he crossed the pan
twice Just to even things up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

And they piled up six great big
TALES all in one inning off the mighty
three-tingered one. After which he
exited. centre.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19
Shafts From Sportland
BY G. MALBERT

Y she wins the Oaks she will gather
10000, and will almost pay for her
SELF then and there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

Crop of II told you SOS" running
short: market cornered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-19

Everybody on Mack's team hit the
ball for onesor more bingles.
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Watch out for Monte crlsto.

And yet there Were those who bet
on the Cubs.