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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-20
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Feminine.

What Is Mrs. Green crying for"
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But Mrs. Green doesn't speak Ia
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-02
T|GNOR CAP TURES
DUPONT TROPHY

The shoot held yesterday afternoon
by the Richmond Gun Club was very
we'll attended and greatly enjoyed by
those present. Tignor was the winner
of the DUPONT trophy, beating Kay
and Parker, who We're tied. Richmond.
Jr., only shot at twenty-five targets.
breaking twenty one AS predicted
early in the season, he Is now IN the
first division, his score yesterday plac-
ing him there.
Fairfield was high gun in 100
Brownie was high gun in seventy five,
accounting for sixty eight, and tied
Lawrence for honors In fifty, each
breaking forty-siS.
On next Saturday. beginning prompt
ly at-4 P. NJ, there. will be ae10o-bird
race to decide the championship OF the
city The club offers $40 in gold. to
be divided into two classes Those
who have shot SO per cent. or better
will shoot from scratch, and the win
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/ competitors were divided into three
classes. The following lowest scores
embrace class a: r. H. Meade. rs; w.
II Palmer. Jr, SO; r. Winston, So; D.
H. Fucker, %; j. L. Anderson. "a; T..
3. Gay. %; w. p. Wood, a6; D. M.
Blair. os.
Class B--Char1es Davenport. 90; e..
q. Winston, 103; Joel Perrin. 1os; n.
g. Tabb. 1903. r. G. Woodward. lo4: M.
G Wright, los; G. r. Guy, LOG; G. ii.
Borden. 107.
Class CIV. 8. Campbell, ia. s. 4.
cannon, 113; r. L. Peyton, 113; w. b.
Crawford lis: E. A. Palmer, III; &.
w. Fucker, III: c. II. Dunaway, 1879.
In class A the pairing are: Wood
vs.. tSlair; j. L. Anderson VS.. r. r.
Meade: w. II. Palmer, Jr, VS. Gay; =.
winston vs.. Rucker Anderson was
defeated BY Meade, UP and 2 to play.
Drawings for class B--Davenport W..
Borden; Wright VS.. Tabb; Guy va
Woodward; g. III. Winston VS.. Ju,i
Perrin Borden defeated Davenport. i
UP nineteen holes. Wright beat Tabb
up and 2. while Guy beat Woodward,
4 up and g.
Drawings for class c--Dunawny va
FUCKER; Peyton VS.. e. A. Palmes;
Campbell vs.. Crawford; Cannon, byo.
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CHICAGO C|NCHES
Tie FOR PfNNANT
II Every Remaining Game Is
Lost Team Will Stay at
Top.
EvERs BREAKS BONE IN ANKLE.
Star Second Baseman Will Not
Be Able to Play in
World Series.
EvERs BREAKS BONE IN ANKLE

Cincinnati. Ohio. October by win
hing to-daY's game from Cincinnati
Q to s. Chicago cipched a tie for
the National League pennant The vic
tory was costly, however, rnasmuch as
Second Basenan Evers. in sliding to
the plate in the fifth inning, was in
1ured. Evers injured his ankle so
severely that he will probably not be
able to take part in the worlds cham
pionship series. After hasty ex-
animation, surgeon pronounced the
member broken.
The fracture occurred in one of the
small bones in Evers's right ankle,
the physicians announced. They said
1T would be impossible for him to use
the foot again for two months
Beebe's wildness was responsible Tor
Cincinnatis defeat The score
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RECORD IS MADE
BY PHILADELPHIA
Victory Over Boston Makes One
Hundredth of Present
Season.
LEFTY RUSSELL IN BOX
Recruit Keeps Hits Scattered,
and Is Effective With Men
on Bases

Philadelphia, Pa. October 1.-Phil-
adelphia to-day defeated Boston, 8 TO
D. scoring its hundredth victory hf the
season, record for the Americat
League. Lefty Russell. who was So
cured from Baltimore, made his debut,
and not only kept Boston's hits well
scattered. but also was effective with
men on bases. A big crowd saw the
game. The score:
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ner In this class will be awarded the
championship and IS. Those who have
shot under Sc per cent. will be given
handicap based on the last four shoots.
and the winner in this class is to re-
ceived IS. All ties are to be shot off,
The contest is open to all trap-shooters
in the city.
The scores:
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FIRST GAME.
Totals ..as II p % Totals ..,sl
.Batted for Brennan in second.
fBatted for Shelter in ninth.

Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia ....................el0 1000 OF o.
Brooklyn .................... 90 6 oOO'--a
summary: Runs-Knabe, Bates Magee,
Jacklitsch. Davidson. Wheat Hummel, Me-
Elveen ca. Coulson, Stark C). Bergen Two.
base hits-Coulson,. Scanlon. Sacrifice hits
Hummel, Bransteld. Sacrifice flY-Shettier.
Lett on bases-Phi!adelphia. Z; Brooklyn; L.
First base on errors-Philadephia. 2; Brook
Ign, 2. Double plays-KnAbe to Bransfeld;
McElveen to Daubert. First base on balls
Struck out-By Shelter. 2: by scanlon, 5.
Hits-Oh Brennan, in inning; off Grnrd
4 in 8 1-3 innings. Time of game. 1:5s. UNI
pires. Johnstone land Eason.
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Giants-Yankees meet. The games will
be arranged By the National Commits
sion
Atteli to Meet white.

Milwaukee. Wis. October ABE At
tell. of California, VIII meet Frank c.
White. of Chicago, in a ten-round no
decision bout before the Badger Ath-
Ietic Club on Friday night, October 4.
The original match called for meet
ing between Wolgast and White. An
bout at Fon du Lac Thursday prevent
ed the meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-02
Fulton Defcnts Invincibles.

In an interesting game OF football
feated the Academy by the score OF 10
to 5. The features of the game were
the line plunges OF Butler and Y, Rice.
Any team desiring a game with the
Fulton eleven can address Graha m
Clements Geffert's store, station B.
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New York

Score by innings: r.
Washington .....................O00O1 o. O.
Summary: Runs-somerlott, Gesslcr. Dan
iels (2), Hemphill (2), Cree. Austin. Mitch
ell Two base hits-Elberfeld Hetnphil.
schaefer Threo-base hits--Daniels Ford
Cree. Home run--Gessler Sacrifice fly
Mcbride. stolen bases-Mllan. Elberfe!d.
Daniels. Henlphil t2). Knight Gardner
Gessler. Left on Observation-Disclosures, s; New
York. 5. First base on errors-Wa ASKING ton
e; New York. l. Double plays-Schaefer to
Ainsnlith; Mcbride to Cunningham to Som
erlott; knight to Gardner to Chase Struck
out-By Gray. /; by Ford. Z First base on
balls-Of Gray 4. Hit by ptcher-By Gray.
2 Daniels twice.; by Ford. (E!berfeld.
schaefer>, wiz pitch-Gray t2, Passed
ball-Ansmith. Time Of game. 100 UNI
pires Dipcen and O'Loughlin.
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Easy Victory for Davidson.
+ Special 20 The Times-Disputc

[SpeclaI % The TI1neS-Dlsputcn.1
Davidson, N. c.. October 1.-David-
son won from Lenoir by the score Of 81
stars of the garpe Davidson had the
visitors outclassed from the start
Touchdowns were made by Booe,
Klutts and Richardson. Booze kicked
goal six times.
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0 N [ 0 C A |
GRIDIRO S
Chestnut HIN defeated,

The Chestnut Hlll team was defeated
by the heavy regiment team yesterday
evening at Byrd Park by the score or
5 to 0. The features of the game were
the blocking of punts by Chestnut Hill
and the touchdown by Payne, of the
Regiment, which was made in the last
two minutes of play. The Chestnut Hill
team wants to complete It's schedule.
and challenges any team around Rich
mOnd@ for q game
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-02
FoRD,s WORK is FEATURE

New York, October 1.-The High
landers defeated Washington to-day,
Z to 2. in game featured by the
pitching Of Ford, and the all around
work of Daniels. The New York out
fielder batted in two runs. and scored
twice once making clean steal home
The score:
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Cleveland.

Totals ...s1 s27lo 8 Totals $50 10 q II 8
'Batted for Young in ninth.
jackson, centre field and right field.
Tran for Fanwell in sixth.
Score by Innings: R.
Chicago observation-disclosures 102 o COOS
Cleveland o 20 3 8 o o O-S
Summary: Runs--NfcConnell Lord. Mes
senger, Chouinard Payne. Turner. Graney
90, Jackson, Laioie {e). Dasterly. Two
base h!ts-chouinard. zwilling. Three-base
hits-Messenger, Hohnhorst. LaJo!e, stovall
son. Young. Double plays-Parent to Me-
connell to Mullen; Ball to Hohnhorst. Left
on bases-chicaso. 4; cleveland z. Hts
on Hardness, In 2 fipntngs; of Fanwell,
off Scott. 10 In 4l-s innings; on Youn g., n
A2-s innings. First base on balls-0f scott
!; off Young, /; off Fanwell. i; Off .Falken-
berg. !. First base on errors.Snica go z.
Cleveland l, Struck out-Ry Scott. =: ny
Young 2: by Hardness. l. Tine OF game
Las EMPIRES Perrine and sheridan.
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Berkeley for Honaker, Shepherd for
Harris. Warner for Holiday, Towles
for Warner Dulaney for Pankey. Ashby
for Shepherd, Hewitt for Finlay: Ran
dolph- Macon. Baue for Fisher. White
for Blanton. B. Bane for Wray.
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WIN play rost-series.

New York, october president
Frank ]. Farrell. of the New York
Americans, announced to-day that
President John T. Brush. OF the New
York National League team. has &C
epted his challenge to have the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-02
HEAVY HITTING GAME

Chicago, I'll, October 1.-cleveland
defeated Chicago, 8 to S, in a heavy
hitting contest marked by ragged
fielding. Jackson made four singles
and a sacrifice, in five times at bat
Lajoie bagged a triple. two singles
and sacrifice in five attempts. The
score:
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BROOKLYN WINS TWO

Brooklyn, October brooklyn won
both games to-day by one-slded scores.
Scanlon won the first himself, pitch
ing strongly and batting Heavily. Je
made four hits, driving home five of
the Brooklyns' runs. Knetzer BANKED
the Philadelphias in the second. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-02
q. YOUNG PITCHERS USED

1 p,ttsburg, Pa. October After a
xnne ana losing absence from home
~ronnds. Pittsburg returned foT sin
Ele DAYS stay to-day, beating st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-02
ONE HIT FOR COBB

st. LOUIS, Mo. October 1.-Detroit
defeated st. Louis, to i. Cobb got
one /hit in three times at bat. st.
Louis made eight hits, but could not
profit by them. The score:
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totals n. 81 10 40 Totals .ss5 sTls 5.
.Batted for Ferguson in sixth.
+ tBatted for F'rock in eighth.

Score by innings: f..
New York.-..s.,.. Oaoo4l3 liz
Boston w y II :
murray. Deyln t2). Merkle, Drucke ts).
Beck, Miller. Sweeney, Burg. Two base hits
A-Drucke Merkle Depore. Sweeney Three
base hits--Sweeney. Beck. Sacrihce hits
snodsrass Wilson. Sacrifice flies-Murray,
pevitn. stolen bases-poyle, snodgrass.
peviin Collins ts,s Murray, Double plays
poyIe to Bridweli to Merkie; sweeney to
Ehean to Beck, Left on bases-New York.
s; Boston. l. First base on balls-oh
Drucke. 6: off Ferguson, 2 FRS. base on err
~nrs- 3oston. 81: New York, 3, Hts-of Fer
xuson.7 4 in s innings; on Frock, in 2 in
Sines; Off Burke. ins inning; off Drucke.
in innings. Of Rudolph; I. =. Z innings.
~ E,rock, i; By Rudolph. 4. Hit By pitcher
~ pgucke, q collins. Rariden), Time Of
Eamc e:el Umplres. Klein and Kane
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ouIlEHaFy. IsUUS--W dIIdct, y Ledfy, y
Jones, Crawford. Three-basc hit-Stone. Sac
rhce hit-o'Leary. Double pay-Cobb to
Casey to Donovan. Hit by pitcher-By
Bailey l Casey. Wild pitch-Bailey. First
base on balls-of Bailey, 2: off Donovan,
4. Struck out-By Bailey, 5; by Donovan, II.
Left on oases-St. Louis. 6; Detroit. 8. Time
of game, 1S5. Umpire Evans.
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!. sLUGGING MATCH

Boston, Mass, October LIN another
smuggling match New York defeated
Boston again to-day. score being -
xns4 The score. -
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Philadelphia.

mis-. Two-base hts-Lord. Davis Three.
base hits-E. Collins. Mc1nnis. Lewis. Saer-
ice hit--Barry. Double plays-Barry to b.
Collins to Davis: Russell to Mclnnis. Struck
out--By r. Collins. 4, by Russell o Left on
Dissatisfaction 4; Philadelphia, 4. First base
on balls-Om Il. Collins, 1: off Russell, 2.
Time Of game 1:5o. Umpircs, Connolly and
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VIRGINIA SCORES
In FINAL PERIOD
CONTINUED From First Page. !,

tCohtlnued From First Page.)
OF bounds within a foot Of the goalline.
BEFORE the teams could line up the
referees whistle blew. The Methodists
put up surprising defensive game,
the work OF their ends being ln-
usually good Their heavy backs did
good work. Blanton being the main
ground-gainer
Nlrsinia's play was crude, and very
unsatisfactory. despite that 1t was
priiilant IN flashes during the fnNl
period. Captain Cries, Warner and
Wood played an aggressive game n
the line, and tackled with great Of
1ectiYeness. Bowen signalized hiS re-
turn to the game by puntlng In mid.
season form Not single one OF HIS
KICKS was blocked and thew were ali
booted for good distances Hammond
Johnson witnessed the game from the
side lines. and will assist Head Coach
crawford in the coaching next week.
me lineup was as follows:
va. Positions. RIM
Bowen ....... left end ... Simpson
Holiday ....left tackle. woodhouse
Pankey left guard. Chapman
Wood centre. r. woodhouse
Warner ......right guard. $500. Jordan
Cries ......right tackle. .... Turner
| Flnlay .......right end. $50. Hopkins
| Honaker .....quarterback.. -. Fisher
I Todd .......laft halfback .Blanton
| Harris. -. right halfback. Rowe
MCGUIRE. ..... .fullback. Wray
| Referee. Elliott. Umpire, Cecil.
| Llnesnan, Driver. Time-ouarters.
ten minutes. Touchdowns--Todd, Hon.
| aker. Mcguire. Goals from touch
downs-Todd. O. substitutes-virgin
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Where They Play To-Day.
Chicago at Cincinnati.

Pittsburg at St. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Louis, 3 to 2. 1t was the last appear
ance of tue visitors here. Both teams
had young pitchers on the rubber and
each did good work. The score:
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Chicago.
Totals ...ss 10 81 10 8 Totals ...Ss II n Is
.Batted for Mcmillan in eighth.
Tran for Mclean in eighth.
tran for Hoblitzel in ninth.
h1. Inn :

TftaH Tot 1McLean IN elEHth. ,--'-
tran for Hoblitzel in ninth.
Score by innings: R.
Cincinnati .......................O 0 2 -
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. 1oU2a030l-9
Summary: Runs-Hoblltzel, Mitchell tS>.
Paskert, Downey, Evers, Sheckard, Hoffman,
Archer t2l. Steinfeldt. Schultz t3). Two
base hits-Hofman. Evers, Corcoran. Schultz.
Three-base hit-Clarke. Sacrifice hits-Mc-
MILAN, Steinfedt, Sheckard. Stolen bases
Hoblitzel, Paskert. Double plays-Tinker to
Zimmerman to Archer; Mcmillan to Hoblit
gel. LET. bases-Chicago. 10; Cincinnati,
TO- Hits-Of Beebe, In innings; off
Burns, in inning. First base on halls
OF Cole. 3: off Beebe. I. Hit by pitcher-By
Beebet tkling). Struck out-BS Cole. i:
By Beebe,.s Passed ball-Klins. Time of
game 2:l2 Umpires. ODay and Brennan.
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!. SECOND GAME.

Brooklyn Philadelphia
ALB H o a e ALB II o A Z
Daubert. 1913 4 o Q Knabe. Oh 2 j
Wheat f..4 0Bates CT. / l Q
Hum'e, 2b.+ I = 2 oMagee IT,. Q o % Q
coulson, rfs i o oGrant 3D.. IL l j
M'Evn, 3b 4 IA o Brand, Id oil o O.
Stark. ss,..4 o 2 q ! Doolan. ssh / 2 {
Miller. c...4 20 ONT on'h. CO o 6 0
Knetzer. p. %, o o 4 o chalers. p3 o I
Totals ...2s,7a o 1 Totals ...sa 5,241 8
Score by innings: r.
BROOKLYN ...,:.;;.....- ggl oo9 IS
bert. Hummel to) Coulson t2), knetzer.
Two-base ht,s--Dooin. Hummel. Three. base
hit-coulson. Sacrifice hits-Davidson, Dau-
bert. Knetzer. Left on ses-Phiadelphia.
q; Brooklyn. 2. First base on errors--Phila-
delphia. 1; Brooklyn 8. Stolen bases-Grant
Davidson. Wheat t2l. Hummel. coulson go.
Knetzer. Double plays-Doolan to Brans-
field; Bates to Bransfeld. First base on
balls-Or Chalmers, 8; off Knetzer, 1. Struck
out-By Chalmers a; by Knetzer. 4. Wild
pitch-Knetzer. Time OF game, :s5 I'm
pires. tombstone and Eason.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia. A; Brooklyn, tnrst
ganae).
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Cleveland at Chicago
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st. Louis.

: UtdIS .oV
'Batted for AIberts in ninth.
miller out, hit by batted ball.
Williams news., 1910-05-28

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 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Williams news., 1910-05-28

F. O. Poison left on Thursda v evening for Flagstaff. to have his injured arm examined under the X rays by Dr. R. o, Raymond of that place He was accompanied by Dr. c D. Jeffries.
 Engineer J. R. Thompson passed through here on Tuesday on his way to Los Angeles, where he will visit with his wife and have a bad arm attended to at the Santa Fe hospital.
 , H. J. Gray returned home Thurs day evening from Junction. Mrs Gray will return about the first ol the month, and they will take up their residence at their ranch east of town.
 Miss Irene Johnston came UT from Phoenix on Tuesday evening and will spend the summer months in Williams, the guest of her sister | Mrs. T. F. Maddock.
 A. T Halck. of San Francisco relieved c. H. Coop as general fore man of the Postal Telegraph Co., Mir. Coop has gone to Los Angeles on account of illness in his family
 Mrs J. s. Amundsen returned Thursday evening from her two weeks visit with relatives and friends at Kingman.
Williams news., 1910-05-28
Cut flowers for Decoration Day. Racket Store.
Mint Gold Mining Company

Development terminating satis- factorily on the Mint Gold Mining company's mines in Copper Basin district. the installing of a complete reduction plant has been decided upon. and the intention is to have it in operation by the first of July. This move to warrant the introduc- tion of machinery necessarily fol lows from the course pursued by this energetic company in it's mine operations for a very brief time, and is the result of nothing more nor less than what follows practical consideration and mine engineering ability of most pronounced char acter.
 The interests of the above com. pany are represented by George Montgomery, who is personally or the ground directing all work, and through his conception of what practical mine engineering and eco- nomical methods of operating re fleet, the vast amount of work ac- complished, together with the note. worthy determinations made in SO short time is best shown by what is in evidence. MT. Montgomery will leave the city today for Balti- more, Md and will make the se- lection of the new equipment while in the east.-Journal- Miner.