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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
AMERICANS STILL
ARE IN THE LEAD

NEW YORK. Sept. lily out
playing the American players Bundy
and Little. the British team; Dixon
and Beamish, this afternoon, won the
third event in the international tennis
preliminary series. Three sets only
were played. as the Ensiishmen won
in straight sets. s~5. -. s+.
This leaves the point score OF the
series TO / in favor OF the Ameri-
cans.
Though II WAS generally conceded
that the English team was formida-
Bile. 1t was a great surprise that they
should have won as easily as they did.
Not that the game Was entirely at
their disposal at any moment. Little
and Bundy were playing hard all the
time, but their com bination was no
where as good as the British And
what occasioned the most surprise Of
all was that Dixon and Beamish. who
We're reported entirely inexpert at
tha Nolleylng and net game, displayed
superior and unexpected ability there.
They were more accurate in their
driving and placing. but above all ex-
eeIlent lit getting the bali back
The court was IN excellent condi-
ton. having been protected from the
rain by tarpaulins, What little betting
was done WAS at to s. with Bundy
and Little favorites. Little and Bun
dy can attribute much of their loss
10 costly nets, Little's ofenses being
especially noticeable IN this depart
sment>, lhe. deriving .gaatehas In Sin
giles Will be played tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
NOT WORRIED BY
G0vERN0RSH|P BEE
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR j. fay
LOR FILYSON DECLINES TO
DISCUSS NATTER,

For several weeks there has been
persistent talk that Lieutenant Gov
ernor J, Taylor Ellyson would be a
candidate for Governor at tho next
election. Since the primary election
there has been a decided trend In the
direction of MIR, Ellyson, and there Is
no little talk shout the city and the
State offices that the veteran chair
man of the State Democratic Execu-
tive Committee should he rewarded
for his years OF service to the party
by election to the highest office in the
gift of the people of the State.
Mr.. Ellyson was prominently be-
fore the public on several occasions
in connection with the nomination.
but has never yet put up what might
be termed a real fight for the honor.
When approached yesterday by a
newspaper representative Mr.. Ellyson
declined to discuss the matter. His
manner was such. however. as 10 In
dictate that the eida was not unpleas-
ant to him.
Mr.. Ellyson has served In many
positions of honor and trust. He has
been member of the City Council,
State Senator, Mayor and Lieutenant
Governor. For two decades he has
been at the head Of the State Demo-
cratic Executive Committee.
Among other prospective candidates
for Governor are Harry st. George
Tucker Henry c. Stuart and Carter
Glass.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12

Rutgers, at New York; Princeton VS.
Dartmouth, at Princeton; University
of Chicago VS.. Northwestern. at Chi
cage. University Of Pennsylvania VS..
Lafayette, at Philadelphia. Yale vs..
Brown, at New Haven.
Nov 1s.--Army vs. Colgate, at
West Point; Carlisle vs. Syracuse. at
Syracuse; Cornell IS. Chicago, at Chi
cage: Harvard VS.. Dartmouth, at
Cam bridge; Pennsylvania State vs.
Navy, at Annapolis. University OF
Pennsylvania VS.. Michigan. at Ann
Arhor; University Of Wisconsin vs.
University OF Minnesota. at Madison,
Yale vs.. Princeton, at New Haven.
Nov 25.--Army Vs. Navy, at
Philadelphia, Brown vs.. Trinity, at
Providence. Carlisle vs, Johns Hop
kins. at Baltimore: Harvard vs. Yale.
at Cam bridge, Syracuse vs.. Ohio
State. at Columbus. University OF Chi
eago VS.. University OF Wisconsin. at
Chicago: University OF Illinois vs.
Minnesota, at Urbana, University Of
Michigan VS.. Nebraska. at Lincoln,
NoV,N 3o.-Brown vs. Carlisle, at
Providence; Pennsylvania State vs.
University OF Pittsburgh. at Pitts
hurgh; University OF Pennsylvania Va.
Cornell, a. Philadelphia, Carolina VS..
Virginia, at Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
INSPECTOR ISSUES
BUILDING PERMITS

Building Inspector Beck issued tho
following permits yesterday:
Charles X. LadenhurK, to erect a
three-story and basement brick store
at Is East Broad street cost not
given.
J. ]. Hall. to erect a detached two
story frame dwelling at 607 North
Twenty-ninth street. to cost $2.i1S.
n. D. Wilkerson. to erect a detached
one-story brick stable in tho rear OF
404 North Robinson street. to cost
$50.
f. Enders. to erect a detached two
story frame dwelling on the north side
OF Floyd avenue. between Vine and
Park streets, to cost $500.
Alice e. Word, to repair a brick
dwelling at 4o4 North Lombardy
street, to cost 5000.
Milton J. Jones, to repair a frame
dwelling at 1903 North Twenty-fir
street Washington Ward. to cost $3.50.
W. II. Schwartxschild and G. w.
Schwartxschild. to repair = brick store
at 21s-2i5 West Broad street, to cost
$500.
Mrs d. e. Grisyz to repair q frame
dwelling At 1102 North Twenty-sec-
ond street. to cost 1897.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
POLICE HAVE MAN, BUT
WHAT TO 90 WITH HiMg

Especial To The Richmond Virginian.)
HARRISONBURG. VA, Sept. H.
The Harrisonburg police have mys-
terry on their hands in the person OF
one Fred A. w. Holding. OF Charleston,
S. c. HoIfing registered at the Kave-
naugh Hotel as J. p. Jones, of Pitts
burg. He Ia alleged to have broken
into the room of a fellow guest, and
plundered his trunk, and was about TO
make a successful getaway when Po-
liceman Logan nabbed him.
When the time for the hearing came.
II was discovered that Holfing was a
dope fiend. and in q bad mental condi-
ton. His trial was postponed. and now
1t looks az II a commission Of lunacy
viii have TO take him In charge.
Holfing's mother writes from Char
lesion that she Is unable to help him.
Holfing played the role of a sporting
Elk for few days. wearing an Elk
badge and trying to get In with the
members OF the local lodge. When the
fellow. was arrested q Harrisonbnrg
Elk telegraphed to Atlanta, and found
that the fello wwas I fake.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
AT THE COLONIAL

There is a cluster Of gems on the
now weeks bill at the Colonial, the
wonderful brilliance of which Is sup
Piled by the vaudeville numbers Of
Tered by MIR. Holden and Miss Rar-
ron, Mr.. and Mrs Thornton FTiel
and Klein 4 Erlanger. Perhaps the
frst mentioned pair were the best
liked yesterday: at least, they seemed
to get the greatest amount Of ap-
planse with their clever talking. their
splendid singing and the advantage OF
viewing one of the most beautiful
women popular price vaudeville has
ever brought to this cty The Friels
have q novel and interesting rural
comedy plAylet. In which dandy
story Is depicted and made especial
ly interesting by the SURPRISING char
acter work Of tho male member.
PantomimiSts and tngglers arc Klein
and Erianger. As a laugh provoker
their Offering II easily one OF the
cleverest offered here, their panto-
mimic efforts being overwhelmingly
funny and their explosive comedy
novelties and surprises having every
element OF fun in them.
Tho motion picture features are of
the highest class aided by the xpleri-
lid showing they receive and Carl
larrett.s singing Of "Strolilng Through
GAidsn Lane was . popular number.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
PROCEEDINGS IN
COURT OF APPEALS

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.Gl
STAU NToN, Sept. 1.-The case OF
Roller VS.. Murray from Rockingham
county. was argued by John r. Rof~2
Ter for the appellant, and Homes Cons
rad for the Court OF Appeals The
following cases also from Rockinghan1s
were submitted. Lee vs.. Lee; counsel
for the appellant. Geo. q. Orator for
the appellee, r o. OFT. Mcdonald, &c.
vs.. Rothgeb. etc; for the appellant. III.
". Bertram. {. A Hammer. O. B. Roll
Ter, Ed. c. Mart; for the appellee, VAL
Geo, F.. Walker: for the appellee. s. s.
etc, for the appellant. Ed. c. Mart; for
the appellee. no appearance. From
AIbemarle the case OF Moon VS.. Chill
dren's Home Society; for the appellant.
Geo, r. Walker, fer the appelle, 8. 3.
p. Patterson. was submitted and tho
case of the c. and O. Ry. VS.. Wilson'S,
adrnrs, also from Albemarle. was ara
gued in part and continued until Tues~s
day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
White Sox Takes Two.

ST LOUIS. Sept. 1.-THE White
Sox took a doubleheader from the
Browns to-day, 7 to 8 and to Q. A
ninth inning rally. when four runs
came In, turned the trick in the first
game. With two out and Collins on
first, Mclntyre's single and Lords dou-
bic sent him home. Callahan bound
ed one over Laporte, Mcintyre scoring
the tying run. Callahan stole and In
the jump to the bag turned his knee,
giving way to Zeider. Bodies single
scored Lord and Zeider. MeConnell's
hoist to Hogan ended the rally. How
Xix pitched magnificent ball in the Sec
ond game. tanning seven Browns In
five innings. In the first inning of the
second contest Mcintyre drew pass.
Two infield outs showed him around to
third, when Bodie scored him with a
single. In the sixth inning Collins
singled and stole second. Block sin
gled and Collins beat Compton's per-
feet Whtrl IA the plata
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
Richmonders Will Attend Annual Shoot
of the Famous Westy Hogans Next Week

Fair dozen or more Richmond
shooters, members of the Richmond
Gun club. viii go to Atlantic City mex,
week to take part in the annual shoot
of the "Westy Hogans."
The "Westy Hogans" are the pro-
fessioDal shooters of the country. They
are the men who sell guns and ammu-
milton, and who come in contact all
year with the amateur shooters. once
year these men get together AMI
give their amateur friends a tine til1e
at Atlantic City.
Prizes amounting in value to $4,000
will be offered for the apateur No
professional may engage in these
shoots They are confined strictly to
amateurs. and there will be- several
hundred Of them present, repres .atIng
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
MXEY IN
COURT C0NTEMp
JUDGE BARLEY ISSUES AUx
AGAINST SON OF MAN. UN-
DER INDICTMENT.
ANOTHER ARREST MADE
LEWIS HoFF TAKEN INTO CUu6
toby AS HE Is BOARDING
TRAIN AND GRAND JURY
INVESTIGATE.


Especial to The Richmond virginiansy ~
ALEXANDRIA. VA. Sept. H.
Lewis HooT. formerly secretary An4A
manager of the defunct MercAntllM@
Railway, Building and Loan AsS0ctasa
ton, was arrested here at noon TO-
day as he was about to board a tram
for Washington on a warrant 1wU1U4
out by Commonwealth's Attorney ~
O. Brent. The warrant charges Ho06s
with obtaining $500 from the VIZ
gina Safe Deposit and Trust Corr
poration and with obtaining certtfi~|
cate of stock valued at $4,000 from 6oa
defunct building association.
Bond was fixed at 10000.
Grand Jury I'm Session.
AT the same time Hoof was aras
rested the grand jury. which had re-
ceived instructions from Judge /. o.
Barley to investigate the affairs o.
the Mercantile hallway. Building ana
Loan Association. had witnesses De-
fore them and were trying to ascer~a
tain II there had been any crimina&s
mismanagement of the affairs OF the.
ssociation.
Judge Barley to-day issued g. rule.
against G. j. Rixey, Jr.. to show cause
why he should not be punished Ton
contempt of court by fine and irnprfD3s
onment for interfering with the c9drt'M
Jurisdiction in having his father, C.S
Jones Rixey, who Is under indictmeMEl
in the Alexandria court, adJudged tn~
sane and sent to the asylum at Staun45
ton. h
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
BACK
AT WORK ONCE MORE

Tue Equal Suffrage League of virss
gina viii resume its weekly meet
ings Thursday, September IA. at sou
East Franklin street, the headquarters
Of the league. Mrs. b. Il Valentines
the president will preside at the meete
ing.
1t is stated that important business
will he transa cted In connection with
the State Fair. in addition to Other
matters Of moment
New and permanent quarters will -
established by the league In the new
Bryan building Eighth and BroA<1
street,. ass Sas1Ti 49, this sesststWgS ~
ready for occupancy.
In these Offices, ii Is said. that tho
campaign work will be aggressivelJ.
pushed during the fall and winteT
season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
CORNELL is AFTER
DAVID JAYNE HUE

ITHACA, N V, Sept. 10--IhA1
David jayne Hill, former Amerfeo1
ambassador to Germany will be 0fs
fered the professorship of politica ~
economics at Cornell University 49,
the report in university circles to-da13
1t was said that DIR. Hin would IT,
asked TO take the head of the depay&l
nent during the absence Of py4&
jeremiah Whipple jerks. who IT.
been granted years leave Of aN1
senee. President Schurman refused n
confirm the report that DR.. Hin IT.
been asked to come here. but It II IT.
timated that the university would II
glad to have him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
PATHFINDERS ARE
PASSING THROUGH

Especial to The Richmond vlrginian.)
STAUNTON, VA. Sept 1.-two
pathnnding cars for the 1871 Glidden
tour from New York to Jacksonville,
Florida, both Flanders "2o's" arrived in
the city Sunday night They left New
York Friday. making good time to Get
tysburg. Pa, thence to Staunton. leav-
ing this morning for Roanoke, where
they stop Tonight.
A. L. Westgard In the pathfinder, and
he will In COMPANY Of four others,
cover in all 1900 miles, before reacn-
ing Jacksonville the lattsr part Of the
Esek.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12

all the first-class amateur gun clubs
of the country.
Some special prizes Will be offered.
One of them will be q diamond set
watch fob, presented by r. E. Delany.
of the Hotel Dunlop. where many OF
the shooters will stop. This prize goes
to the high gun at single targets.
The Richmonders who will go, so far
announced, are
Messrs: Hechler, secretary of the
Richmond Gun club; Lehman, Law
renee, Hammond, Brown. Cooke and
Anderson. the latter q professional.
They win probably leave here on next
Sunday.
The regular shoot of the Richmond
Gun club viii take place next Satur-
day afternoon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
ARMY OFFICERS
ssssg
SEE MANEUVEI

BERLIN. Sept. l0.--Emper0r
liam. accompanied by the Anao
military commission compoAe<s
Brig. Gen. Wotherspoon and othe4
ficers together with other royal -
left Berlin at noon to-day for tA&g3
psrial maneuyers which win
tomorrow and nd Thursday. InY
Of the present crisis with TranG
manenvres which will be Conl
on a war basis. are Of mrc thar
interest this year. sss93
Prince Leopold Of Prussia n ta
mand OF one OF the armies. wh1t
marshall Baron Van Der G(
commander of the other. TAe
the field will number lilo. COO,
army knows the position a. tt
The aerial tests with be IN imf2
feature, each army being
with dirisibis balloon r.
AsroplansA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
Athletics Win Opener.

NEW W tk, Sept 1.-THE Ath-
letics won the opening game of the
last series they Will play with the
Yankees. u u 5. Bender worked for
the Athletics and was never in dan
ger, Vaughn was replaced by Quinn
in the second inning after the cham
pions had scored six runs. Quinn was
also pounded hard in the fifth and
eighth innings. After making two
runs in the first. the champions add
ed four more in the second on walk,
two singles and a sacrifice fly. Quinn's
home run in the fourth was one OF
to- DAYS features. The SCORE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
TWO LOSE LIVES u.
IN CLOUDBURS

P1TTSBURG. PA, Sept. l0.--In3
cloudburst and storm that swept 0W&
western Pennsylvania, early tod
Mrs. Rebecca j. Hinkle, fifty-mll
lost her life when the Seeds hu1a4fX
at Tyrone was swept away hy fX
flood that followed the storm.
John Scudder was drowned naar ri
same place while trying to save r.
stock when water got to his baxn.
Ten persons We're shocked wAaj
bolt OF lightning struck the haFU [
George Young. at Belmont. VT
they had stopped for shelter FROM IT
storm. SSl
Reports from all over the ao&1121
visited ythe storm tell Of hO12(
unroofed, barns wrecked and 0x&
ruined. %s|
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12

WASHINGTON, u. c., Sept IL
Washington won featureless battle
from the Boston Red Sox to-day
score, to !. Bushelman, former
New England League pitcher was IN
the box for Boston, and the nome
team scored five runs in the opening
round without the aid of a hit After
that he settled down and was etfec-
tive, Walter johnson held the Red
Soy 10 six hits, and after the first
inning not visitor saw third base.
The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
.Batted for Walsh in ninth.
St. Louis.
Totals .,....3b . IL Ii
'"Batted for Lake in ninth.
Score by innings. Z,

Chicago ..,......0 oi 0 0 0 9 ~
St. Louis .........0 0 o q / | 1t
Summary: Two base hits-Collins,
Mcintyre. Lake, Shotten. Lord, Hit by
pitched baIi-By Nelson tMcConnelD.
Wild Walsh, Scott. Bases on
balls-On Walsh. l. off Nelson, /.
Struck out--By Walsh, 8 by Lake, /:
by Scott. /. Pitching record: Hits
OF Nelson, hits, runs In Is tn
nings; off Lake. 4 hits. / run in %
innings; off Walsh, 10 hits, 3 runs in
8 innings; off Hovlik, l hit, no runs
in part OF one inning. off Scott, / hit
! run in l inning. Left on bases
Chicatgo. :: st, Louis, 8. Sacrifice
hits--Bodie, Compton. stolen bases
Mcconnell. Collins, Block. Mclean.
Time. 2.12. Umpires, Mullen ana
Evans.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
MUCH FANCY WORK
At THE STATE FAIR

Fancy work will he one OF the big
exhibits at the State Fair this year
Scores of entries have already been
made, and many applications for
blanks have been written for. The do
mesctic manufactures department will
Also be well filled.
n Those who wish premium lists may
secure them by application at head
quarters, Mutual Building. Ninth and
Main streets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1l.--Wild-
ness by Schardt gave the game OF the
last series the Dodgers will play with
the Phillies to the locals to- day. 3 to
l. Knabe who was hit by the first
ball Schardt pitched, scored on Lo-
hert's sacrifice fly. Two more runs
were added in the eighth on three sin
giles. The visitors escaped a shut out
by scoring one run In the ninth on
Hummels safety and Coulsons two
Dagger
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
MOROCCO HAS AN
EFFECT ON BOURSE

PARIS. Sept 1o.--uneasiness over
the Moroccan situation and the ne
gouations for q settlement now in
progress is strikingly reflected on tina
Paris Rourse where up to now the
usual summer optimism has prevail
ed. Advances are noted only In wheat
and oats. During the past week the
French banks averaged losses OF 3
to points. Selling orders In unpre-
cedented nunh ors are arriving from
London. Berlin and Frankfort
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
Richmond Shooters to Atlantic c

on Vaughn. in 2-3 innings Left
on bases---New York. 9; Philadelphia,
8. First base on errors--Athiettcs. J.
Struck out~-By Quinn, 3 by Bender.
2. Bases on balls~-~Off Vaughn, 8;
off Bender, s.. off Quinn /. Wild
pitch--Bender. Umpires--Connolly
and Sheridan. 900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
CHICAGO Takes One.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 1i.-Cauttous
pitching on the part of Reulbach and
long clouts of Tinker, Schultz, and
Sheckard, put the Reds on the hum
mer to- day 10 the tune OF to 9. The
Cubs scored their first run in the OPEN
ing round on a single by Tinker. and
Schultes two base slam, In the third
inning. Sheckard contributed a triple.
scoring Evers from first bs Sc Reuloach
pitched gilt-edge bail. and his support
was OF the best
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12

The Boulevards defeated the strong
Midlothian team on their home
grounds Saturday by the score OF 7
to o., Tho features of the game were
tho batting OF French, Coulter and
Ford. and the ali-round playing Of
tho Boulevards.
Score by innings: r.. TT "
BoulevardS al 0 o 0 TT 10 A
Midlothian ..20 % 0 0 0 0 0--5 (
Batteries: Boulevards - Coultar
French and Ford; Midlothians-Har-
man and Elicit. Umpire, Justice.
Scorer. John l.. Fariss. Attendance,
200. Time. 1:45.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
BRISTOL FALLS
BEFORE ROANOKE

Especial to The Richmond VirsinianA
BRISTOL, TENN, Sept. uI.-The
Roanoke team, of tire Virginia League,
defeated the Bristol team. of the Ap-
palachian. in the first game of a series
or post season. on the local lot this
afternoon. Hall was in the box for
Roanoke. and the inability OF the To-
calls to hit. coupled with costly error.
lost the game by score OF to o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
Totals ...... 2S

ANit4taE tttlttdI hat hsiSss
summary, Two base hit--Haliinan.
Passed balt-Stephens, Bases on balls
OFF Hovlik, 2; off Hawk. A. Struck
out-By HoVlik. Z, by Hawk. ?. Left
on hases-Chicago. 8. St. Louis. 6.
Sacrifice hits-M Mcintyre, Zeider. Col
Inns, Austin, Laporte. Stolen base
Block. Time. 1890 Cmpires, Evans
and Mullen. Attendance. 2,i0Q,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
Retreats Runn,axe Sale.

The board OF managers Of the Re-
treat for the Sick will hold rum
mage sale for the benefit OF that hos
pitai from September II to 10 at
1911 East Main street. Rummage OF
every description will be received II
sent TO the above number, or To tho
Retreat. or It will pa called for by
phoning Madison 57ro-LA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12

SuHfAaTy. We offse HIt-NVuIsoH.
Sacrifice hits-Lobert t21, Stolen
bases-knahe, Coulson. First base on
errors-Brooklyn. ], Struck out--By
Curtis. 4, by schardt, 3. Bases on
balls-OT Curtis, !: on Schardt, g. Don
Bile plays-E-win % Daubert to Smith.
Hit by pitched balI~~By Schardt, I.
Left on bases-Brooklgn, 6; Philadel-
phia. I. Umptres, KLEIN and Brennan.
Attendance, .. 900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE Carl
Morrls-Jim Flynn contest, which VIII
be at Madison Square Garden Friday
night. In attracting much attention
among the fight fanA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
ATHLETICS FORCING AHEAD
PIILA-
-CHICAGOS GAME FIGHT
American League Scores.

Chicago. Z: st. Louis, 6 (first garne)
Chicago, 2: st. Louis, tseeonc
game).
Philadelphia, IL; New York. 5.
WASHINGTON. I; Boston, l.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-12
Standing of Clubs.

Where They Play To- Day.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.