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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
Standing Of Cube.
Where They Play To- Day.
iNo games scheduied}.

CHICAGO, Sept 1s.--Dahlen's Dod-
gers dealt the Cubs pennant hopes
crushing blow to-day BY beating
Chances men. s TO &, IN eleven in
nings. This ended the seasons serIes
between the two clubs. Brooklyn win
ming thirteen of twenty-five games,
Richie was pitted against Cy Barger,
and when the ninth innings opened the
Cubs were in front, to i.
Then things happened.
Jim Doyle made two base Wild
throw, and a batting rally followed
which put Brooklyn run in front.
Daubert's homer. with two on bases
completed the rally. The Cubs tried It
In their halt, Sheckards triple with
two out, bringing SAFER, running for
Archer. around from first. GOOD hit
for Richie in the ninth and Cole I'm
tshed the game
In the eleventh Colo passed David
con, who raced to third on Wild
pitch. Barger'e eacr1fice fly to Shock
ard brought the run home, The CUBS
could do nothing In their tinal try, and
the harpoon sank home. Tha defeat
pat the champions tive games behind
the Giants.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
Virginia League Magnaes to Hold Annual Meeting Nov
WILLIAMS REELECTION HALTED
RICHMOND AND
ROANOKE MAN FOR PRESIDENT,
DANvIILE PROXY SPOILED THE PLAN

GUS committees later. and then came
the show down On the election OF OF
hcers.
1t was all very plain where the clubs
stood. Petersburg, - mentioned ABOVE
thankful for little courtesies received,
inasmuch as the Guiheen incident ano
tho salary limit question raised by
Eahb. OF Norfolk, was not pressed
ranged up ON the side OF Roanoke anu
Norfolk. President McCabe said tru
that he saw no reason why the elee
ton should not take place at once, bu.
President Bradley had other views,
and he finally prevailed upon Mr.. Nc
Cabe TO agree to a postponement. es-
peciauy as the Williams supporters
could not vote the Danville proxy.
1t was quite victory in q way for
the Richmond and Lynchburg mag
mates, and they left the meeting salts
fed TO vote for MIR. Williams in No
vember. provided the other magnates
will vote to tndorse the young presi-
dent, after studying the financial
statement he has issued on the affairs
Of the league.
II was announced day that
Pitcher Bruckmiiler, OF the Petersburg
team. has been drafted by Detroit.
Buck Hooker Is the champion bats
man Of the Virginia league He
slammed the pill for .431 during hts
stay in the State circuit. Johnny
Priest, however. on the number Of
games played. appears 10 be the lead
ing sticker. with Wallace, CT the
Richmond team. close up among the
leaders. Maths hit for sos. and Nc
Cable for 296
The official figures Will be given out
Sunday. President Williams says.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
BY JAY LEWIS,

PETERSBURG, VA, Sept IS
President G. r. Williams OF the Fir-
ginia State League OF baseball clubs
called meeting of the league mag
mates, to be held to-day In the Strat-
ford Hotel, this city.
Previous to the meeting nobody knew
whether It was the fail meeting or the
regular annual meeting OF the league.
but before it adjourned eNerybosy
knew that it had been d fan meet-
ing.
President Bradley, OF the Richmond
club. was especially certain tl.a, 1t
was nothing more or less than d fau
meeting, chiefly because ne was not
the fall guy" 1t is question
whether II was not intended 10 make
President Bradley tho fail guy" bat
he refused to fall for 1t. and the con-
sequence somebody else fen down.
Lest there should be doubt al IT
the latter person. ii may be said right
here, that the person. who fen down
was not President Hines, OF the Roam
exc club. MIR. Hines was there WI 4
mis- little Roanoke vote, and he hid
proxy from Danvllle too. but ~
could not delivere at the critical Il =
nIent- nsequently, President =. r.
Williams must wait few weeks ION
ser before he can get an Indorsem ant
Of his administration by a re- elect on.
It was all cut aud dried for Psesl-
dent Williams TO succeed himself
Petersburg. grateful for farors, was TO
nominate him. Norfolk was to sec
ond the nomination. and Mr.. Hines
with the Roanoke and Danyille votes
in his pocket was To cast the ballot 8
and hold President Williams in his
chair for AT least another year.
President Bradley, OF Richmond. and
President r. b. Wilkinson, OF Lynch
burg. were wise TO the plans of the
Williams quartet. President Wilkin
son had reasons OF his own for not
wanting q president elected right
away who might take up the matter q
the Lynchburg baseball park
At least that is what was whispered
at the meeting.
President Wtlkinson's present park
is some distance out OF the city. ana
Il IS said that he feared an effor.
might be made TO force him to get In
side the city limits. or something like
that. II President Williams was placed
securely In the saddle, as they say
IN political meetings.
And there surely was some log roll
ing. and sure enough politics in con-
sequence.
President Bradley. Of Richmond. wa.
in no hurry to indorSe the presidency
OF Mr.. Williams by re-electIng him
at once. He wanted to make ii quite
plain TO that gentleman that the Rich
mond CLUB IL by no means enthu-
siastic over the manner in which Pres
sdent Williams has run the league
President Williams himself says he
has done his best. and points with
pride to what he has accomplished ir
the face Of opposition from the Tia-
water folk, and Discussions In his
own camp, but the Richmond nagnatt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19

NEW YORK. Sept. lS~Tho Tigers
took the last game OF the season from
the Yankees to-day. . TO 4. The game
was Gin clae5. In 4ha FIRST two Innings
wien five Tigers trotted home. Knights
mufT of Crawford's grounder let Bush
in with the first run. Gainor started
the scoring In the second when Cree
booted Bush's hot drive. A double by
Cobb. and a single TO centre by Craw-
ford brought in three more, putting
tho game on ice. The Yanks were
BANKED until the fourth. when a sin
Gle by Blair brought in three runs.
After that Summers tightaned up and
gave no more, openings HofT. who
relieved Ford. In the sixth. gave a good
exhibition OF heavy box work.
naSc
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caused annoyance by demanding re-
suits and talking pointedly about
president getting a salary and earn
ing it.
President Bradley shouted: SHOW
me- with ali the ardor of a man from
X. G., MIzoo, which IS irritating when
there isn't much to show. But to
get back to the program was
to elect Williams on tire part or every
AJne but Lynehburg and Richmond,
ana on the latter To stop things for
awhile.
President Hines, OF Roanoke, did not
bring the Danville proxy in his pocket
as he should, and President Williams
was obliged to telegraph for 1t. rms
gave President Bradley time to get In
touch with billy Snead. who stu has
influence III the Danville clubs coun-
ellis. even IL he is outside the breass-
works officially. The situation was ex-
planned to MIR. Snead BY long distance
telephone. AS result when Presi-
Gent Roach, OF Dauyille, wired his
proxy 10 President Hines. of Roanoke
he also sent wires to President VIII
Hams. Of tho league. and President
Bradley. OF the Richmond ciup. ,nat
IL was not to be voted on the presi
Dental proposition,
That settled matters as far as re-
electing Mr. Williams is concerned for
the present. Undoubtedly he will be
reelected when the league holds its
annual meeting November 6, In Peters
F burg, bat meanwhile the magma ties will
have chance to look over the re-
port Of the president and digest 1t.
From q brief scrutiny OF It's contents
there are Two or three matters that
viii cause them to ponder on the BUSH
ness ability Of the present presrCent.
There were just eight persons, m
I Guiding the president OF the league.
at the meeting when It was called TO
order shortly before ] O'Clock. The
time set was II. but as usual the meet
ing was late.
Those present were: President w.
Il Bradley. OF Richmond. and his
counsel. Colonel William Fl. Sands i:
President r. Il. Wilkinson. OF. Lynch
burg; President ". Gordon McCabe
Of Petersburg. and H b Prftchard,
secretary OF the clua; President FL
more Hines, Of Roanoke, and Presi-
dent Woodward Allen. Of Norfolk, as
well as President c. r. Williams, who
presided.
The report OF the secretary. who Is
Mr.. c. f. Williams. Was read and
/ approved The pennant was formally
awarded to the Petersburg team. A
committee Of three On the question
Of circuit was moved by President
4 Bradley. Of Richmond, likewise one ot
seven, including the president. Mr.. G.
X. Williams. on schedule. another Of
seven members on hotel and railroad
accommodation, ana President McCabe
made & quite plain that each local
magnate should be a special commit
tee Of one to get tire best rates IN his
city. Then came q committee Of tne
three to amend the constitution and
bylaws The president declared he
would name the mem bers of the vart-
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Standing OF Clubs.
St Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at ~ York.
Chicago at Washington

PHILA DELPffIA. Sept. Is.--The
Chicago White Sox made a double
desperate effort to check the pennant-
ward rush OF tho Athletics to-day
They gave the Worlds champions two
Of the herccst trays they have en-
gagged in for q long time, but fell in
the first and finally secured tie IN
the second game after " rounds Of
fierce and fast work
The first game went to the cham
plons J TO /. The second game was q
struggle between Jim Scott and Cy
Morgan who besides pitching great
bail had a striking cut duel The
score OF the game was l TO /, twelve
innings, but Morgan beat Scott at
striking out. Cy struck out five times
while Scott only could get 70 bat
often enough to strike out four.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
Cardinals Win and Tie,

ST. LOUIS. Sept 1s.--After an abb
sence OF eleven years from league
park here Cy Young made his ap-
pearance there to-day, getting a :
TO tie in tbs second game OF the
double header between the Cardinals
and Doves. Darkness stopped the
game in the sixth. a passed ball by
Killing and Cy's Wild heave in the
Attn allowed tho Cardinals to score
the tielng run. Harmon was toe
much for the Hub team In the opener,
the Cardinals winning to 3. ko-
natchy and Cakes led in the attack on
Hogg. each getting four hits.
FIRST GAME
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Harvard Football Men Out

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Sept. Is
All records for first days attendance
on Soldiers Field went by the boards
this afternoon. when fifty.nine foot
ball players donned moleskins and
reported TO Captaiti K, II. Fisher
Among the more important men to
don toys were Smith and FELTON,,
ends: Wigglesworth, Potter. Gardner,
quarterbacks, Morrison and Camp
bell. backs. Wendell Will report to-
morrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19

Philadelphia

Chicago ,........oo 10000 o-1
Philadelphia .o 90 ep,1o 81
Summary; Left on bases--Chfcago
:; Philadelphia. {, Two-base hits-E.
Collins. Lord Three base hits
Barry f2). Double plays-Baker to
Barry TO McInnis: Barry to +. Col
Inns to McInnis. Struck out-By
Walsh. 4; by COMBS, 3. Sacrifice
hits-Zeider. Barrows. Stolen base
zeider. Passed hail--Sullivan. TIM
p1res, Mullin and Evans. Time, 1:41.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19

PITTSBUkG. Sept. lS.-1he Giants
drove Pittsburg frantic with brisk
base running to-day. and Mathew SOM
toyed with Pirate baisInen McGraw
men as a result took the second game
Of the series. to :. caInnita al
lowed three runs IN the first inning. In
the second wretched fielding allowed
three Giants to get on bases. Adams,
who relieved CaInnitz at that point.
uncorked wild pitch. scoring TWO
runners, and Doyle then stole home
while the plate was uncovered. Mata-
ewson took things easy with the re-
suit that two Pirates crossed plate in
the sixth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19

ST. Louis

Washington ..oO2 o121 -
st. Louis ...0 / 0 0 0 0 o 0 0---1
Summary: Earned runs--Washins-
ton, 3. First base on errors--St.
Louis. g. Left on bases-Washing-
ton, 5: 81. Louis, G. First base on
halls--OT Hawke. 3. Struck out
BY Johnson, . Two-hase hits-La-
porto (21. Milan. Stolen bases
Long, Gessler. Hogan. Double plays
La porte to Kutina- Johnson, Street
TO Schaafer. aItt by pitcher-By
johnson, (Kutlnal- Cmpires. DIE
neen and Perrine> Time, lis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19

BOSTON. sept. 1s.---kAler held the
Red SoX To four hits to-day. enabling
the Maps 10 win. TO /. Hagerman.
the Pacific Coast recruit pitched a
strong game. but WAS not So we'll sup
ported as his opponent. He managed
TO keep the Nap hits pretty well scat
tered, however. Ii was announced that
stovall's Grafton on Saturday nau
earned him a three day suspension.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
totals ..--.. 40 3
- Ia,iiu

4pNhtII9 Q I U--a
st Louis .............o 0 . / o--s
(Called account darkness}
Summary: Tive hase hits-w7ngo
Miller. Sacrifice hits-~Kalser, Young
Double piays--oakes aud Wlngo:
Houser. Magee and Konetehy. Pass
ed ball---kltng. Hit by pitched ball
BY Young. l tkonetchyl. Bases
on talls-Off Steele. 5: or Young,
!, Struck out~-I}y Young. 5. Lett
on bases-Boston. 8; st. Louis s.
Time, lilo. Empires. O'pay and
Emsiia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
Nationals Take Series.

WASHINGTON, sept 1s.-By de-
feating st. Louis to- to-day, WASH
ington captured the final series, the
games standing two for the home
team against one for tho Browns.
Walter Johnson had an easy time
of it IN the box. and with perfect
support would have handed down a
shutout. Hawke. a recruit twirler.
got his f1rst taste of major league
ball and pitched a fair game, La
portes hitting was the feature.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
PlsilaIelphia

Chicago ......1 0 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Philadelphia 20 o 0 0 0 0 0 o~-l
Called; darkness.
Summary; Left on hases--Chicago
s; Philadelphia, 10. Two base hits
Barry, Lord, Block, McInnis. Double
plays~-Barry, II. Collins to McInnis:
Bodie Tannehfll 10 Block: Tannehill,
Mcconnell TO j. Collins Tannehill to
J. Collins. Lord. L. Collins to Nc
Innis Struck out---By Scott, 10; by
Morgan, .. Sacrifice hits-Barrows,
Murphy. Stolen Mcconnell. Me-
innls. Attendance, 10000. Empires,
Evans and Mullin. Time, a:1s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
WHITE SOX TRY HARD BUT
ATHLETICS WIN AND TIE
Tao Bitter Battles Are Fought Philadelphia Second Game Drdu
after Tpve InnngsTjgers, Maps and Nationals VinThree
Pitchers Make Debut in american League
h
o 0 0 3 0 0 / 0 0--4

Score by innings; h
New York .~........ 0 0 0 ! O.
Detroit ..........140 03100 0--9
summary: Two-base hits-Cobb.
Dolan, Crawford, Summers Blair.
Three-base hit-Drake. Sacrifice hit
Hsndiboe. stolen bases-Bush. Mor-
iarity. Double piay--Dolan (unassist-
ed). Left on bases-Detroit. 8, New
York :. Bases on baiis-OT Summers.
.; OFT Ford, /, off HoT. /. Struck out
by Summers. 4 by Ford, .. by Hoff.
2. Hit by pitched ball--t}y Summers.
l uHartzelD. Time lao. Empires.
Connolly and Sheridan. Attendance,
5000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
Reds Beat Phinies

CINCINNATI. Sept. 1s.-Two
errors by Doolan in the first inning
to-day gave the Reds the last game
Of the Philadelphia SERIES s to /.
Curtis pitched well and Benton.
though Wild, was tnvincible after the
first round. All the runs by both
teams were scored in the opening SEES
0iOp
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19

Summary: Two-base hits--Snod-
grass, Merkle. Stolen bases-Snod-
grass go, Herzog. Merkle. Doyle go.
Left on bases---New York. 4; Pitts
burg o. Bases on balls-Om Camnltz,
3; off Mathewson, l. Struck out-Ry
Adams, 5, by Mathewson, 3. Passed
ball-Simon- Time, 1;4s, Urnpires,
Klein and Brennan. Attendance, 7.7l3.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
Ancrit ~ League Scores,

Philadelphia. 9; Chicago, tdrst
gamel.
Philadelphia. l; Chicago, ! (seeond
game; twelve ianings).
Detroit. 8; Ecw York, 4.
washington. b: st. Louis, I.
Cleveland, 4, Boaton,
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tied for Williams in ninth.
CIeYeIand.

Cleveland .,..,..,...I III 0 0 o.
Boston .......00 0000Ol o.
summary: Three base hit--Engle.
Home rBn--BalL Stolen bases-Dut-
cher, Graney, Ball, Omen. Turner.
Hooper. First base On baIis--Off
Hagerman, :; of kaler, 4. Struck out
BY Hagerman. 4; by Kaler. 6. Dou-
bic plays erkes to J. Lewis. Hit by
ptcned ball-Hooper. Umpires.
OLoughiin and Egaa. Time, 1855, At
tendance 1000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19

Brooklyn .......s q u u u y. IL
Chicago ..~---.o y 70
Summary. Hits--O1 klehie, In =
innings. OF Cole, 3 ia innings. base
on palis--0H Barser. 3. on Richie, );
oil Cole. !. struck out--Ey flchie.
:, BY barger. 8. Ivy Cole, ,. TWO base
hit--Daubert. Archer Tinker. Wheat,
Tocley. Three base ShecksArti.
Home run-Daubert. Sacrifice hits
Doyle, shean. Bargcr. Stolen bases
Doyle, fiuneran, lam thurman. Wild
p.Eh-Cola~ Double play~-Shean,
Tinker to Zimmerman. UmpIges,
tombstone and Eason. Time. 2.4Q.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
piladelphta-

Summary; Sacrifice hits-Mitchell,
Benton. Stolen bases--Bescher, Bates.
Mitchell, Esmond, Luderus. Left on
bases-Cineinnati. 5; Philadelphia, Z.
Double plays-Esmond to Egan to
Hoblitzeil; Clarke to Esmond. struck
out--By Benton, 4: by Curtis. 3. Base
on balls-Of Benton, g. off Curtis, 2.
Time, 1888. tmpires. Rigier and Fin
neran.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
DODGERS DEAL BITTER BLOW
TO CUBS' PENNANT CHANCES
Ninth Inning Rally Victory in the EenhGdnts Win from
PtYdtes Matheuson Showing Fine Forn-Red Beat PhHies
and Cardinals Win and Tie Win Ruslers
National League Scores

New York. Z; Pittsburg. 2.
Cincinnati 8; Philadelphia, /.
Brooklyn. G.. Chicago, eleven In
nings).
ST. Louis, s. Boston. FIRST game).
st. Louis, 3; boston, lsecond
game. six lnnings).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
Roy Charged With serious oTense.

George Sykes. colored boy, Is
held at the Second station on the
charge OF eritninally assaulting Ole
Bemar, colored. The boy IS just sew
enteen years old. while the girl i5
but fifteen. The hearing will be held
by Justice John this morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19

Summary; Three base hit-oakes
sacrifice hies~-EyaRs Bliss. Double
p!aF--lngerton tunaSsisted). Houser
Magee To konetchy. Stolen bases.
honetchy. ?; Cakes. Hauser. Har-
mon. Base on balls--Or Harmon. 3.
on Aogg. 4. Struck out--Ry Har.
mon, Z. by Hogg. :, I4eft on bases
boston, 6: ST. Louis. 6. limo. 1:4o
empires, o'Day ana ErnsHa.
SECOND GAME
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19

Totals .-..39 IL 80 ~
"Ran for Archer IN ninth.
s'Batted fer Richie in ninth.
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Monday to attend the com
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Concordia spent Tuesday in Lex
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DAY on business.
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vile Tuesday to spend the
Gay.
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Ylle Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Andreen
returned Monday from a visit
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Capt. q. Y. Hlattenburg re-
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