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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-04

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-07
READY FOR GAME
AGAIN ST ME DS

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.1
Hampden-Sidney.O october 6.-For the
past week Hampden- Sidney has been
steadily and pluckily lighting, prepar
ing for the third game of the season
with the Medical College of Virginia.
10 he played OF it's home grounds. This
is the nrst game which has been
played on Ncnable's held this season.
and enthusiasm is high III the student
body, and determination is in each
player 10 play even harder than he
did against strong opponents III the
Two preceding games Virginia and
The team IS crippled to a great cx-
tent By the absence of Captain Lewis
who hurt his shoulder In the game
with Y. Y. l.. and also Walker. who
wrenched his knee in the same game.
Both of these men are valuable men
captain Lewis, star fullback OF last
years eleven, ana Walker. who played
star game against Y. L. l. at guard,
in the pLGtice Of last week Atkinson
was SHIFTED to.~fullback from tackle.
ana MttlhTtlc took Walkers place.
With the exception of these changes
the iine-up VIII be the same AS It was
in the otner games, with Atkinson.
fullback {. saunders and Jones, left
half; Blanton and Cork". right half;
IS saunders, quarter back; Bowling,
centrc; McClntic. left guard Guthrie.
right guard Oppenhimer aud Humid
ley. left tackle. Benedict. right tackle:
Arhuekie and Willis, left cnd: PAYNE
right end, and in all PROBABILITY many
acruhs viii be used
today practice ended with one OF
ne spcicst scrimmages seen in many
years some Of the Grsi squad back
'ield mon wore shifted To the scrubs
and u was hat," royal for thirty
minutes, Wtb the whole student body
on the held cheering as though IL wa:
championship game
Al night. while tho coach and his
squad were on the second floor of tho
memorial han for - black board lcc,ur.
on new formations the student bodS
was in the chapel rchearsina III,
TellF and songs. which ended in mann
instances with coach, Cecil coach
nh" training table was started to
? day ~ tho Westminster
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-07
GIANTS CONTINUE
WINNING HABIT
This Seasons National League
Champions Take Two
From Phillies.
AMES AND CRANDALL IN BOX
Schultz Goes to Pieces in First,
and Chalmers Is Wild in
Second.

New York n. Z, octcber e.-Al-
though tho New FORK Nationals have
already hauled the 1911 pennant out
of the reach of other aspirants, the
nag winners continued their habit of
winning to-day by taking double
header from philadelphia. The scores
were 10 TO !! and : to 4. IN the first
gahe "Toots'' schultz. the former Penn
sylvania captain. allowed only one
scratch hit in tho first six inning
then he went to pieces. In tho seventh
and eighth innings New York scored
nine runs oft him. Chnlmers's wild
ness in the first inning of the second
game proved his undoing. as New York
scored four runs at the start. Paskert
made a marvellous one hand catch of
Devore's line drive in the first game.
scores:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-07
RACING WILL Be
HELD ANNUALLY
Close of Successful Four Day
Harness Meet at
Norfolk.
special to The rlmes-pispatch !

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Norfolk. Va. October 6.-The four
day harness race meeting at the La
fayette tracks came to close with
the very best racing of the meet. tho
feature being the close finishes be.
tween Judge Palmer and Sir Thomas
Upton. This was in the $1,000 stake.
with first money to Judge Palmer.
The management announced that
racing Will be held annually in the
fall hereafter. To-days attendance
was good. Summaries:
First race-2:16 trot. purse $1,000
Judge; Palmer, g.. 1. /. 2, 1. first; Sir
Thomas Upton. 3. Q, ., 1. 2, second
Alfonzo. /. distanced in second heat:
Admorell. A. distanced in second heat.
Time, 2:29. 2:20.> 200, 2:171-2, a:171-i.
second race-2:17 pace, purse $500
silver Cup, 2. 3. 1. l, 1. first: Itero, /,
]. 2. 4, 2, second; j. +. NJ, g. .. (, 2,
3. third; Venus. 4. 4. 3, 3, 4, fourth;
Sadie H.. 8. 8, s.. Tom Littleton dis.
tanced in the first heat. Time, eli.
2:2l1-2, 2:1S1-4. 2:1S1-4, 2:1S1-a.
Third race--2:22 trot. purse $4,000
Anna c.. 4. !. /. won In three straight
heats; Bertha Fog, 3. 2, 2, second;
Obesco, 2, S. 8. third; Berka. 6, 8, 4.
fourth; William l., 4. 4, 6. NTH; Vic
tor. S, 6. Z, sixth; Sassafras Boy, 7, s.
S, seventh; Let, s, Q. 8. eighth; Walter
L., 9. z, Q. ninth. Time, 2:17, o:211-2.
2:1si-4, 2:1S1-2 unfinished from
yesterday.
won the race; Nettie May, second;
Humboldt, third: John W., fourth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-07
Chalmers.
~ MOTOR CARS
Gordon Motor Motor! Company
slcHMoND. VIRGINIA
ANXIOUS TO SEE
WORLDS SERIES

New York. October 6--withir
twenty-four hours after the announce.
meht yesterday of the schedule OF the
games OF the 1911 worlds baseball
championship. applications for seats
eame IN IN such numbers that the Off.
GERS OF the New York Baseball Club
were, were literally Hooded with check
,'i nlsslves tonight. The demand
WAS SO overwhelming that extra clerks
W W, engaged to attack the mountain
OF mail The applications were too
numerous TO count Tonight. but they
ran up into many thousands
In addition. hundreds or local fanp.
believing they could thus get in ON
the ground floor. went to the oficeu
only TO find that no tickets would he
! Issued until tho advance sale begins
Tic clerks bundled the letters IN
packages OF hundred, stamped ac.
cording to tho time of receipt to be
sure mat the early applicants are
taken care of nrst
AT the Polo Grounds here where tho
irst game will be called week from
TO- morrow, preparations are noarjy
completed to take care OF crowd OF
nearly $4,000 persons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-07
TEAMS ALMOST
COME TO BLOWS
Exhibition Between v. P. !. and
Maryland Without Redeem
ing Feature.
rspecial 10 The Timcs-Dispatch. !

L
Norfolk. Va. October 6.-The first
college football game of the local
season between V. L. J.. and the Uni
versity OF Maryland on Lafayette Field
team, after a forty minute session of
football of the lowest order. The
game was so drawn out by disputes
and wranglinS that the intermissions
amounted 10 more than the actual
playing The score was l2 to 0.
If there was clean play executed
during the game, IL was not visible
from the side lines. and all that was
slovenly line and hacktield work. in
terminEled with bad football tactics
in the scrimmages
In the fourth quarter. oehrl. the big
Maryland centre. became cnraEed at
Gibbs. the V. z. |. centre. and rushed
nj him with waving fists Gibbs neat
" side-stepped his opponent and land
etd his left fist on the point of tho
dropped Ike a log. and both men We're
banished from the field
When the game ended PLAYERS on
both teams became MIXED MP in tho
middle OF the field. sud IT was all the
spectators could do TO prevent a free
for-all fight between tho teams In
fact there were several exchanges OF
blows between parties before they
We're separated This continued TO the
car tracks. and puEnacious pair had
10 he separated before street car
could pass. Altogether II was Just
about as miserable an exhibition IF
the great American college game as
ono could see.
Tho University o. Maryland team
PLAYERS arc strangers In these parts.
but v =. /. has always been held In
high esteem by The sport-lovinE public
of this city. and the exhibition Of to-
daN casts n cloud over college sports
here. II was no game, and neither
team. played anything better than
FOURTH class. or lower football
v. y. 7. Position T. of NJ.
a. \. HodCson. left end @ ColIinson
tW. LegEel CIV. RuhD
Burrus ,.......left tackle. Merrill
Flick LEFT guard. ,'oh IoSnson
tChaifey)
evans, 5cfaifey. R RAJ "s11er
Evans .:...right guard ... Chaircy
Sholtz ......rirht tackle. j. collinson
Lefehvre ,...right erd .... stevens
(Hughes)
Vo IR =, Iodeson quarter Butler
Rogers "is orro, left half ....... Ruhl
Derby ,.....right half. $50. Melvill
Roberts .fullback ~ Brown
summary: Score--v. p T.. 10: Uni
versfty of Maryland, o. Touchdowns-
Roberts and Evans. Goals from
touchdowns--F Iegge. . First
downs-V. p. Z. S; University of Mary
land. j. Penalties-V. y. l.. 2: Univer-
sity. OF MARYLAND 4. Referee. vivian
HodEson umpire. Myron Etherdgc
Field Judge, Davis. Head Tinesman.
Eeuerstein Timekeepers. Kear and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-07
VICTORY IS DUE.
TO PRETTY DRIVE

Laurel Md. October 6.-Oakhurst.
under pretty drive. won the selling
handicap at a mile, the feature OF
to-day's card at Laurel. The winner
was pubiic-made choice over CUES
,ion Mark. being forced down a point
to TO /. Track improving
First race-s5oO purse. three-year
olds. siN furfongs-candidate q to 1.
even and 60 -. frst. sam Itank, q
to .. ouD. second: FL Bart G to ID.
third. Time. 1916 3-5
Second race-purse 5000. two-ycar-
olds. six furlongs-Pllant &c TO n,
first; Star jasmine (ouD second. FIR
bal q to -. third. Time. 1915.
Third racc-purse 5000. seven fur.
longs-Dr. Duennor 90 TO 81. FIRST:
Martin W. Littleton teven), second
Babbier. even. third. Time. l2s
Fourth race-purse 500. handicap.
one mile-Oakhurst @ to -. hrst.
John Reardon &C TO -. second; Helene
e to ~, third. Time. 1:402 %
Firth race-pursc $500. three-year-
oids and up. Ave and half furlonEs--
Love Watches a to - hrst Mon Ami
q to -. second: Fort Worth q to 81.
third. Time. :o7 @-5.
Sixth race-pursc $500 three-ycar-
olds and UP. mile and sixttenth--Troy
Weight Is 10 - first; Hatteras e TO
-. second; corinth teven>. third,
Time. 1872
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-07
COLLEGE READY
FOR GAME TO-DAY
Fredericksburg Eleven Will Try
Conclusions With Spiders
This Afternoon.

The football team Of Richmond COL
lege Will play the warriors from Fred
cricksburg College this afternoon at
1870 o'clock at Broad Street Park me
collegians have shown marked improve
ment over the form of last Saturday
when the Maryland Aggies were played
to scoreless finish. Coach Honaker.
assisted by Towles. has put in some
telling ticks. and the team work has
improved 100 per cent Several new
men have put in an appearance and
have also helped.
Fredericksburg College will furnish
worthy opponent for the Jaspers.
While tho team is reported as light. 1t
is also reported as being exceptionally
fast Last week an to o game was
played with Randolph-Macon in Ash
land. The 1occl eleven is anxious to
roll up big score because OF this fact
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-07
on OTHER GRInIRoxs


Yale ~. SSracnsc, mt View Haven.
Harvard ys. Holy Cross, NJ Cnm-
bridge.
Pennsylvania vs.. Ursipus, Mt PHIL
ndclphin,
Princeton vs.. yuinuova. Mt FRINGE
ton.
Georgia vs.. South Carolina, ut
Athens.
Chicago ~. Indiana. Mt Chicago.
Minnrsotn vs.. south Dnkotn. mt
minneapolis.
uiino,, W. Mrnkcn. nj Cham
pn,gn.
Western Reserve VS.. Kenyon. mt
Cleveland.
Ohio VIZ. Miami. Mt Columbus.
Michigan W.. Case school, nj Ann
Arbor.
Wisconrin vs.. Lawrence. mt Mndi-
son.
Cornell w. 0bcrlin. ut Ithaca.
Brown vs.. Massnchusctts AEEics,
at Providence.
West Point W.. vcrmont, Mt West
Point.
Dartmouth VS.. Colby. Mt Hanover.
Carlisle Indians W.. st. NInry's, Mt
Carlisle.
Annapolis VS.. st. Johns, mt Annnp-
oils.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-07
RANDOLP H-MACON
TO PLAY VIRGINIA
Especial to The Times-pispatch. ]

Ashland, Va. october 6.-Randolph-
Macon will send squad of eighteen
men To Charlottesville tomorrow to
NAY the University of Virginia. The
S"uad has missed the punting of Paul
Ives in the practices and in the one
game played with Frederick sburg
college, hut will he fortunate enough
to have him III the game tomorrow.
Coach Warren left Ashland at noon
today for charlottesville. ana left the
On pnan lined up the men and ran
thcm through vigorous signal prac-
ticc. and tried kicHinE off 10 the see
on" team and receiving tho kick from
continued until the team formed good
interference for the man with the ball
then, after short run. the men went
IN FOR a not bath and rub down
The yellow Jackets hope to hold the
University down as well ms HampdenL
! sidney did. hut viii suffer greatly he
chus" OF an injury 10 Naughan's Oeft
end knee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-07
INTERSTATE FAIR
COMES TO CLOSE
Is Small, and Races
Are the Only Attrac-
ton.
Especial to The Times-Dispa tch. ]

Lynchburg. Va. October 1.-THE In
terstate Fair came to n close too day.
the attendance as usual being small.
The races We're the only attraction.
These were holly contested. with small
fields. Summaries:
First race-free for all; purse, $500
Dan. r. III. (Smith), /, i. /: Mario
Bradley. b. IN. (Tansy). 8. 2. 3; Rock
bridge. b. &. (kelly). 4. 3. 2; Colsibert,
c. Ii. $. (Hickson). 2. 4. 4. Time,
2:l3 "a. 2:13 IL. 2:13 ga.
Second race-o:25 trot; purse $500
y Kentucky Belle. c. 6. IN. (Blym). 8.
/, l. l; Blue Ridge, b. s. tPickson), /,
,, ?. 3; Lady Halifax, b. III. (KeIly), 2,
= 4, 2: Little Bertha, b. m. (Thomas).
!, 1. 3. !. Time 2:el IL. 2:22 "a,
2:22 "a. 2:24 l-2.
Third race-six and half furlongs,
running: purse, Sl75-George c. Hall,
first; Arthur stolwell. second; Graphia,
third Time, 1919 2-5
Fourth INSTRUMENTATION; four and
a half furlongs; purse slO0-Mask and
Faces. first: Raconette, second; Mont
iolia, third. Time, :57 l-2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-07
SECOND GAME.
Brooklyn.
Boston.
Totals ...aa s24i, 4 Totals 81 10 q i

Or. Miller. right field.
tBatteI for lent in seventh.
10 Miller. catcher.
ERan for Wheat in seventh
xBatted for Weaver in ninth.
Score by innings r.
Boston ..................,......o I o o o.
Brnoklyn Observation-Disclosures o 20 o. ii;
S<mnNry: Rnns-Houser. Mcdonald. Rari-
den. Northen Co. Dauberi Daley t?>. Hum
mel 60, Tooey ~. Coilson. Stark. 10.
Miller. Burger. Two-base hits-Sweeney
Tooley ~, Hummel. Coulson. Daley. Three
Sacrifice ny-o Miller stolen bases-Don-
lin. Mcdonald Coulson t2) Left on bases
Boston s; Brooklyn, B. First base on errors
Boston. .; Brooklyn 3 Hits-On Young
II in i-3 innings: on Dent. s in I innings
First base ebalis-OT Young, / OFF Dent.
\: off Weaver. !: on Schardt. l. struck on,
BY Young. s; b. Dent /; by Schnrdt J.
Wild pitches-Young ~ Time OF game
i.S. Umpires. BUSH and Brennan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-07
DIVIDE D0UBLE-HEADER

Brooklyn, n. Y, October s.-Brook-
~ nand Boston wound up their series
for the season by dividing a double
header to-day. Boston took the first
TO 0. 1t was pitching duel between
ponneliy and Eagan. The visitors
punched three hits in tho fourth in
ning for their solitary run. The homo
team took the second by 10 to 3. 1t
was close tussle Nip to the seventh
when Young was found for eight hits
ana as many runs. Scores:
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Change of Schedule
AND WESTERN RAILWAY

On and after October . the Ocean
shore Limited. the fast train which
leaves Richmond for Norfolk over the
Norfolk and Western Railway at SOD
I. NJ. viii he a daily train. running
Sundays az Well as on other days in
the week. The Norfolk Limited. an
other fast train over the Norfolk and
Western. will continue to leave Rich
nond for Norfolk n 900 A. NJ. daily.
Both Of these trains carry through
Pullman pp"ir" cars. without change.
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bowling League orlcera.

At meeting OF bowlers last night the
following officers were elected for tho
Richmond Bowling League: President, g.
N. williams; Vice-Presidcnt, John Gala
". H. Montrsu Captains-AicoF, GsIla-
gher:, journal. Sheridan; News Leader,
Booker; Rein.ngtons. Iiandicy; Times Dis
patch, Bell; Nirglnians, SplllinR
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RECRUIT P|TTED
AGAINST JOHNSON
Buck" O'Brien. of Boston, Re-
tains His Mastery Of
Batsmen.
WASHINGTON is DEFEATED
Senator'S Only Run Made Pos
sible by Speakers Muff of
Streets Fly.

Boston. Mass. October G.-.Pittcd
against Walter johnson, Buck
o'Brien. Bostons recruit pitcher. main
tained his mastery of batsmen to-day.
and Boston won from Washington =
to l. The Senator's only tally was
made possible by Speakers nun of
Streets ny. which went for two bases
The locals hit Johnson opportunity
Score:
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RECRUITS ON DETROIT

ST. Louis. Mo, October e.--st. Louis
won from Detroit to-dv by II 4 S.
Tho visitors team for the greater part
was composed OF recruits. Kutina. az
st. Louis. got three hits. one being
for three bases and another for home
run score:
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Phila deInliin.
New York.
Totals ...aa sa.ls ro.al. 20 10 yzn /

IotaIs ''.33 q Is Totals ...a3 10 n II /
Scor. by innings: n
New York .......................o. oolo-t
Philadelphia ......oolo0lso.-
sun mary Runs-Chase. Cree. Knight tc,
oldrinE, Derrick. Thomas. COMBS Dan
forth. Three base hits. -Colllns t2,. stolen
oases-Danieis t2). Cree. knight. Chase. Left
on oases-New York. 6: Phiadelphla A
Hits-on coombs. in 6 innings: OFF Dan.
forth. in innings. First base on halIs-
On caldwell. .: off Coomhs. 3: on Danforib
Struck out-By Caldwell. (: by Coor,hs
s: by Danforth 3 First base on errors
New York. /: Philadelphia. . Wild pitcbc,
-Coornbs, Caldwell. Time of hours Tim
pires, Egan and Dlneen.
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Football Games To-Day
IN VIRGINIA AND NORTH CARO-

IN VIRGINIA AND NORTH CARO-
LIMA.
University of Nirginin VS.. Ran.
dolph- Macon, ut Charlottesville.
University of North Carolina va.
wnkc Forest, mt Chapel I'M.
HHmpden-S Sidney VS.. Medical Col:
lcEe of Virginia, nj Hampdcn-Sid-
ney.
Richmond College VS.. Fredericks-
burg College. at Hichnond.
WASHINGTON AMI Lee vs.. Ronnoke
College, NJ Lexington.
Georgetown w.. William md Mary.
mt WASHINGTON.
4. and ". VS.. u. $. :. Franklin. MT
Rnleirh.
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COLLINS HITS HARD

Philadelphia, Pa, October s.-New
York was defeated here to-day TO g.
Collins's batting was tho feature, he
making two ec-baggers and sin
gle. driving in four runs His triple
In the seventh inning cleared the bases
and won the game Score.