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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
RULES FOR CARS IN
SOCIABILITY RUN

Al cars will start from the JET
ferson hotel, going 10 the east The
first car "a leave viii be the official
car which will leave some time in
advance Of the competing cars The
FIRST competing ear will leave at &
o'clock sharp. and the others at five
minute intervals thereafter. Cars VIII
be started off in the order in which
they arrive at the starting point. Tine
car first at the starting point. The
stand on the south side Of Franklin
street. facing east. at The corner Of
Adams The others as they arriye
viii fall In behind, leaving an open
ing in front of the hotel entrance
SO as not to ohsiruct traffic. The
line will extend along the next block
west of the hotel. as far as may be
necessary to the west.
Following the route book which
will I've given to each entrant. the
run will be made to Newport News
at a given average rate Of speed per
hour, the speed rate to he announced
later. Ry maintaining this average
throughout the run, the cars viii keep
close to the speed fixed upon by the
promoters.
Delays on toe road from various
causes viii he noted by the contest
ants on cavSs furnished for the pur-
pose. giving exact time consumed by
DELAY. and the cause of the same.
Time Of leaving Richmond and time
of arrival AZ Newport News must Re
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
WOULD QUIT DANV|llE
FOR NEWPORT NEWS
CLUB OFFICERS. INCENSED BY
CRITICISM, OFFER TO TRANS
FER TEAM TO TIDEWATE.R
CITY.

DANVILLE. VA. Aug a.-when
the Danville team lost to days game
10 Roanoke, TO 4. the fans became
incensed. The champions had a
chance to win in the ninth. but a
bonehead play by 'Boyne spoiled their
chances.
Two men we're on bases with only
one out Mace sent up a fly to right.
and Boyne. who was on first. started
for second, where he was easily dou-
bled on Shaughnessy's throw.
The errors of the champions were
so inexeusable and costly that the
small crowd present roasted Manager
Grimm and the team. with the result
that President Reach and Secretary
Snesd resented II by sending telt-
gram to q. r. A. Booker. of Newport
News. asking what inducements he
would offer to have the remaining
nine local games transferred to that
city The two officials regarded the
criticisms as personal and were plain
ly incensed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
SIGNS CONTRACT
FOR 3 YEARS WITH FOGE.T

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9.-Grover
Cleveland Alexander, the sensational
young twirler of the Phillies, has af-
flxed his signature TO a three year
contract with the Philadelphia Ma
tional club, which. according to Pres
ident Horace Fogel, of the club.
makes him the highest priced pitch
er in either the National or Ameri-
can League.
While Fogel refuses to mention
the figure he acknowledges that the
contract calls for something more than
$500 a season. and this for a Young
ster who has not vet completed a
season in major league baseball.
The three-Near contract was hand
cd to Alexander three weeks ago, but
he refused to sign it until he had
discussed the matter with Doom
The manager. who IL at home with
broken leg. advised Alex" to ar
FIX his signature. and tn day the con-
tract arrived at headquarters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10

noted Ia spaces on cards The actual
time consumed in making the run
Will be computed from these figures
The time consumed IN the various
delays will he allowed to the con-
testant, SO that he VIII not be obliged
10 'scorch' in order to reach his
destination BY q certain time Ac-
taal running time only, is taken into
consideration. not the total time an
tt'e' road To reany enjoy a run Of
TINS kind speeding is not TO be in.
dulged In. for arrival AT destination
too early is Just as had as arrival
too late.
Cars will be divided into two
classes touring cars and runabouts.
The former has q tonneau and capa-
hity for four or more passengers. AS
runabouts are classed all cars of two
three or four passenger capacity,
without tonneau. Touring cars TO
carry at least four passengers. md
runabouts 10 carry at. least two pas
sengers, or ballast ut the rate Of l25
pounds per passenger
Four prizes in all are offered. one
first and one second in each class
The car making the run in the near
est approximate time TO the time es-
tablished. in each class, is the win
ner for that class; the second best
time, IN each ciass wins the second
prize. OF the two firsts, the one most
closely appreXmating the set time
viii have first choice Of the first
prizes, the other first prize II go to
the first in the other class The sec
ond prizes will he awarded In the
same way.
Drivers will see that all blanks are
hlled out on their running cards So
that the referee can make his report
soon after the run is finished
II Is hoped that the members Of the
party Will not lose sight OF the fact
that In this case the first one 70 ar
rive may lose hts chance OF winning
by getting in too early.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10

TO
ED
ANYWAY

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian)
NCHBURG, VA. Aug. 3.--Lynch-
burg and Richmond hslyed a double
bill to- day. the visitors winning the
first, to 2. and the locals the other.
8 to o. Revelle pitched both games
for the Colts.
The first game was given to Rich
mond by Umpire Flynn on two rank
decisions. one of these was clean
triple by Phelan, which scored Il
run with one out, but was called
foul. =
The Richmond players admit the
bali was fair by yard. The hitting
feature was Zaneilis five singles and
a triple in eight times up.
only one Richmond players reached
second on Erucks effective pitching
in the second game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
Standing OF Clubs.
Where They piay To-Day.

{ hIeaeo at Philadclphia
Detroit al New York.
Cleveland at Boston
81. Inuis at Mashingtnn.
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Especial to The Richmond Virgin

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian)
DANNILLE. VA. August 9.~-Roa-
noke took the entire series. winning
to- day game s 10 on errors by
the locals in the fourth inning when
the visitors scored twice after chances
to retire the side They added an
other in the fifth on a palpah erron-
eous decision by Umpire Pender call
ing Shaughnessy safe at the plate
when he was clearly out
The Champions got two in the
opener on Bowen's double, ShauBh-
nessys muf of kaufmans fly and
Schraders single. They added an
other in the sixth on three inheld
hits and another on three singles in
I he ninth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
PRIZES FOR SOCIABILITY RUN
Handsome
Neu
Highway, Richmond Automobile Club din

-Four prizes have been donated by
The Richmond Nirginian for the So
elability run down the new PENN
sula highway Saturday. August 19.
The first two prizes consist OF a
handsome silver cup and an automo-
bile hamper. completely equipped
with china. and the other necessarles.
including 4shesssssrx eostass. to- T1s Nc an
ideal outfit for wsyside meal
The two second prizes consist Of
proved design and thermos lunch
outfit. including bottles and lunch
box in leather castings
The winners of the prizes will have
their choice in accordance to the
ruling OF Mr.. II. Grim Peck, the
referee OF the race.
As the entries consist Of two
classes. touring cars and runahouts
the car in either class that comes
nearest to the standard sime set
by the scout car. which will GO over
the route. in advance, will have first
choice.
The run IL conducted under the
auspices of the Committee on Con-
tests and Tours of the Richmond
Automobile Club and permission for
holding IL has been granted by the
contest board of the A A A.
The run viii celebrate the open
ing of the new peninsula highway.
Tho Start will be al tho Jeffer-
son hotel. Richmond. and the finish
at the Warwick hotel. Newport News.
At Williamsburg the tourists viii
be met by delegation from New
port News which Win escort the
visitors to that city.
All who wish to enter the run may
do so by filing out the accompany
ing coupon and mailing il TO the
Automobile Editor of The Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10

Especial to The Richmond Virsinian,1
NORFOLK. w. Aug. a-The Goo
bers won the only game Of 8 sched
uled double header with the Tars,
TO Q, and closed the gap for the lead
crship between these two teams.
Because Of unfaYorable weather
conditions the second contest went
only three innings and was called on
account Of darkness, with the score
3 to in faxor OF the Babbltes.
Bruckmiiler, who won the first
game for the Petersburgers, started
the second, but lasted bat one inning
and was succeeded by Hannifan, who
was also hit hard. Walsh was in fine
form.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10

BOSTON. Aug. a.--John l.. sulli-
van is playing the role of farmer at
West Arlington, Mass He has pur-
chased a little farm and is handling
plough these days. "I am fifty-
Ave years old now" said Sullivan the
other day. "and like the simple
life, never think of Broadway and
the bright lights. for they have no
attractions for me. John J.. hasn't
tasted liquor In nearly four years.
and never will. Just tell that to the
young fellows who are making money
as fighters and don't know how to
save it,"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10

Connie Mack has purchased Egan.
Baltimore catcher. for delivery III
September
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
Maps Beat Red ~ox.

BOSTON. Aug 9.--~The Maps turn
ed the tables on the Red Sox to- day,
downing them s to 3. Errors by the
Rostonians aided tae visitors, who
batted both Maggie and Hall freely.
Nagle retired after three runs had
been scored In the sixth, bat the Maps
continued to roll up the TALES. Knapp
came in for humping in the sev-
enth and eighth and retired in ia
vor of kaler who held the Fox safe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
MAYNARD TO LEAVE ON
LONG WESTERN TRIP

PORTSMOUTH, VA, August 3
Former Congressman Harry Lee May
nard expects to leave on Monday next
on long Western business trip, ira
versing the States of Washington
oregon. California and. Nevada. 1t
is believed Mr.. Maynard's chances
for appointment as a member of the
Panama Canal Exposition Commission
are good.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
atfIipgst'@ Win Another.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug - The
Athletics "utslugged the White Sox
to-day sud Nou. 3 to & The Sex
filled the bases several times. only 70
have the runners left stranded while
II seemed a. II every Waljop that the
Athieticse got counted. In ring par
lance. tho Sax ouboxed them, ht,i the
champions landed the harder blow ;
and got the decision
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
Batted for Camnitz I'm ninth.
''Batted for Steele in tenth.
I'hiladeIpllla
Totals ..37 6 r0a2a II

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'Batted for Alexander in. eighth.
aTwo out when winning run scored.
Score by innings: II.
pttsburg ...S II o 90 0 g
Philadelphia 49,. o 0 0 3 O 1t
Summary: Two base hits--Rvrne.
Wilson. Beck. Titus. Three base hits
Clarke, CARR McKechnie. Saeri-
flee hits-Beck. Camnity. Mekecif-
ME. 2. Stolen bases Wagner, Mil
Ter. knahe, Lohert. Double plays
Gibson to Wagner Struck out-by
Camnitz. 3 by Alexander 4 Steele.
l., Chalmers, J.. Base on halls--hy
Camnitz 3: by Alexander, 2; by
Chalmers. 3. FIits-off Alexander.
in 7; off Camnitz . in s; Steele,
in .. Wild ritch---hy Camnitz. g.
Balk-Chalmers Empires, Klein and
Brennan. Time. 2:20. Attendance.
S.2S1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10

WASHINGTON. p. c.. Aug. 3
Gesslers home run drive over the
right field fence in the eighth In
nfrg broke the tie ard gave Wash
ington a hard fought victory over the
st. Louis Browns here to- day. 5 to
4. The game was poorly played by
both sides. errors being responsible
Tor most of the runs. Hogan OF the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
Reds Defeat Rustlers,

NINtINNATT. August 9-ThOugh
out-hit nearly to !, the Reds timed
their few swats nicely and won the
third game of the Boston series 5 to
3, making clean, up from the tall
enders. Griffin pitched splendid ball
hut his passes were costly. Up to the
eighth inning the Reds made but two
singles, but they We're good for three
runs on account OF the larg number of
walks on the path. In the eighth. a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10

Nrginian or to Or. II, w Bassett.
chairman Of the COMMITTEES on Con-
tests ana Tours Of the Richmond
Automobile t1ub 10s West Grace
street Richmond.
1t Grim Peck, Secretary Treasurer
NJ The Richmond Automobile club VIII
referee toe race.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
Pirates Win IN Tenth

PITfSBtRG. August Pittshurg
made IL three straight from the sadly
stumped Phllies this afternoon, maxi
ing the Pirate record to date stand
eighteen Victories IN the last nineteen
games played. The score was T to
., The Pirates hit Alexander freely.
at various stages and he was taken
out IN the eighth Wild pitches and
poor throwing by Gibson allowed the
Philties TO tie the score, bat In the
tenth inning Miller, Wilson and Bvrne
hit safely, winning the game
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
Zeke Wilson an Umpire.

dent G r. Williams. of the Virginia
League has added another umpire 70
the STAFF making four in all zete
Wilson IS thu latest addition 70 the
starr. and old Fans Will recall his
work IN the Lynchhurg outheld In the
first year 81 the present organization
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
Cardinals Win at Last,

ST. LOUIS, August a.~-St. Louis
captured the last game Of the series
from Brooklyn to-day, 4 to 3. Geyer.
the Columbus recruit, pitched grand
ball with the exception of the eighth
inning when he issued his first pass
Of the game and Erwin followed with
4 home run Ciout
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Cardinal Team Meeting.

The management of the Cardinals.
OF the Central League, has called
meeting OF the players Of that team
for Tonight at $50 o'clock AT zoo
West Broad street All the players
are urgently requested TO attend. as
matters OF Importance win be dis
cussed.
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Danvlle Club Seeks Transfer Team to Newport News
ATHLETICS MAKE HITS COUNT
AND BEAT WHITE SOX AGAIN
Tigers Take Fall out Of The New York Yankees and the Nationals,
Aided by Luck, Defeat the Brouns-Rcd Sor
Pitchers Are Bumped by Maps, Who Win

visitors" was hit on the head after
misjudging fly bali in the first in
ming, and this error let in three To-
cal tallies. The veteran Powell out
pitched Becker, the Washington re-
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Detroit, s; New York. ,.
Washington, s, st. Louis, 4.
Philadelphia. 9; Chicago, :.
Cleveland, S; Boston, 3.
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st. Louis.

St Louis .........0 02o 90 . O.
Two-base hits-~Milan (2D. Mcbride.
Shotten. Three base hit-Austin.
Home run---Gessler. Sacrifice hit
Elherfeld Struck out-By Powell. 4:
by Becker, 5, Bases on balls--Off
Powell 2 off Becker, 4, Hit by
pitcher-By Powell. 1 tScheefer)
Earned Washington. /. First
on errors-St. Louis, 3 Washington,
4, Left on base Sly shington. ; 81
Louis 6. tmpires. Connolly and
Parker. Time. 1 So.
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SECOND GAME.
I.ynChhtlrg.

Bescner. OF Cincinnati. leads tht
National League in stolen bases. fol-
lowed by SIX Giants. Murray, De
tore, HerzoE. Snodgrsss. Merkle and
DOYLE, Rv developing base steaiing
McGra* has set an example that S
opening the eyes az rival managers
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iSoIoI,

*Batted fer Cunning In ninth.
'sBatted for Williams in ninth.
Score ny innings r.
Cleveland .a.....0 o o / q & . 9 o.
Boston ,.....,...- 0 0 Q @ 0 2 5 o-5
Two base hits--tsardner, Knapp,
Purtell. Fisher, Speaker. Three base
hit-~Graney. Home Birming-
ham Sacrifice hits Riggert. Knapp.
stolen nases-Jae kson 81, Bali ca.
Struck out--By Knapp. 4 by kaler,
3 hy Engie, /: by Hall. 2 Bases on
balls-Isy Maggie. ?; by Knapp ). by
kaier. 3: Wild pitehes-Hau 90
tmpires. Pervine and Dineen, Time.
3@si5. Attendance 1900.
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CHICAGO August a=The Giants
gave the cubs the worst beating they
have taken this season. winning s
TO .. incidentally the Chicaeoans
lost the lead in the pennant race to
Pittshurg, who defeated Philadelphia
Three Cub pitchers were sent in but
all looked alike to the Giants, who
anassed d total Of seventeen safefies
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NfAM York


*Mefkle out hit 10y hatted bail.
't3atted for Richter In Gfth
s'FBatted for Mcintyre In ninth.
Score by innings r.
New York .......0o 9ao64 0--ls
Chicago ........0 0 2o1 / @ o l. .
summary Hits off Reulbach. 6
in innings; of Richter. in . off
Marquard, . in 8 Two-base hits
Zimmerman. Herxog, Tinker SAFER
Three base hits-Fletcher, Meyers
Sacrifice hits-Harquard Wilson
Stolen bases--L4. DOYLE. .: Deyore
g. Snodgrass Fletcher, Becker
Double pIays-Fietcher to L. Doyle
To Merkle. Struck out by Marquard,
2 ty Reulbach, / by Richter, / by
Crandau. 3. Base on ballf by
Rculhach. 2. by Marquard. 81 by Nc
lntyre, l. Hit by pitched baIl--by
Mcintyre (MarQuard) Wild pitch
bv Vanguard Umpires. ODay and
Emslie. Time, eco.
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National League Scores.

Plttshurg, Z Philadelphia. 6.
New York, 10: Chicago, 3.
81. Louis, 4; Brooklyn, 3,
Cincinnati. 8; BOSTON, 3.
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Summary: Two base hits--Wallace.
Cowan. Maths and Dobson. Sacrifice
hit~-Dohson. Stolen bases Morri-
son. kanell. Phelan and Martin (2l.
Double plays Martin and pooson.
Bases on halls--0n starks, !; eff
Revelie. J. Left on bases-~Lynchhurg
S Richmond 4 Struck out-By
starke, 5 by Reve}le 4 Time OF
game, 1853. Umpire Flynn
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE


Richmond. A; Lynehburg. 2
Richmond. o; i.ynehburg. 6.
Roanoke. 5; Danyille. 4.
Petersburg. q. Norfolk, O.