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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
FAVORITES FAIL TO
WIN AT LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE ky, sept 2s.-Up-
sets marked the majority ~ events
this afternoon at Churchill Downs, fav-
orites failing 10 land the long end of
the purses, In the third event only
three starters went IT the post They
we're Milton H.. Star Bottle and Shohn.
The race proved easy for tho Carmen
horse as he galloped all the way with
Shohn In close pursuit
Milton II. wss outoiassed. Incident
ally the track record for a mile ana
sixteenth was eaualled by Star Bottle.
He stepped the distance IA LA as
There was some rouEn riding Ira this
't~utnv~ event the sesoiasa ftou sell
ing stakes fur TWO wear ola at six fur.
long. Aasiade 4 pounds the best was
cut on repeatedly by koenar an Island
Queen hoernsr was seprimAnded FOR
bis tactics. but Was not punished
AaSiade was tbs public choie1 bat
failed 20 finish better than third The
winner turned up ia r. Il. Hitchcock 8
coed COLT. Kaiser
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
JACK JOHNSON SAYS He
WILL QUIT PRIZE RING

LONDON. sept. 2s-Iack Johnson
announces that he will retire from
the ring nj the conclusion Of his pres
ent engagement IN the English mu-
sic halls
This announcement followed the
appearance OF Johnson. Wells, the
managers OF the two fighters. Pro
moter White and their counsel In the
Bow Street Police Court this after
noon, where they gave bail that the
fight would not take place az ar
ranged. ard further. that II would not
he held anywhere tn the British Isles
In view of this promise the case
against the defendants Was dropped.
The defendants counsel said they
had decided on this action solely on
account OF the injunction obtained by
the Earls Court Freehulders yeSter-
day In the announcement Johnson
said
best heavy weights In the world. and
have made enough money in the ring
and on the stage to last me for some
time. tho remainder OF nay life. IN
fact | hope, / can still earn quite
a little on tho American stage. and
am satisfied to retire on my iaurels
Y had hoped TO fight Bombardier
Wells here. but as the English public
has seen fit TO prevent that ! wtli
return to the States as soon as my
theatrical contract expires here and
retire from the game"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
Cubs Defeat Giants Second Game of Series Score to
lll-Luck Pursues Virginia Eleven,
Two More Men Sustaining Injuries

fast sprintsr on the truck team, Is =
candidate. Before Jones ~as injured
IL was thought that Todd would be
sent back 10 quarter. and Jones paired
off with Mcdonald as halves
The FIRST team was on the defensive
almost the entire afternoon. and once
Walter. a fast man from Denver. Col.
ia shed through the line FOR ton yards
and touchdown. Much is eKpecten
from him before he finishes here, West
erners. Ike stanton. o~fen proving
stars
Although I, hardly seems possible
that a new team Ike Tirginias should
win from Georgetown THIS year II
Coach Yancey. can bring order out OF
the mass Of material at his disposal,
the "a bles may be turned against the
HiIitoppers
Bocock. formerly V. r. la coach, r.
training Carolina for the day when
the Tar Heels hope 70 avenge their
defeats OF the last five years. If tho
unrelated parts Of the present team
can be firmly welded together ma
chine Of flne equilibrium. may win
from It's individually stronger rivals.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

tSpSGisl 20 The Richmond vfrwiuian
CHARI|OTTE 5VTIsfE va. sept. "a
--lsnrrnan. a Ina candidate. had his
coiiar-eone broken AT practice ttis At
f@rnoon, and Farrow. who is baing
coached for fullbsck. had his nose
broken. Lurman will bs out Of the
game for thu rest Of the season. bat
Farrow viii be able 10 get bach IN a
rev days The Injury TO Farrow ne
greatly dsp4oFsd. ~ Jones. tho only
other avaiIsbls man for fullbaci, is
out Of the game with bad shoulder
The squad had forty i've minutes OF
preotiea to-day. and the first team
showed much Improvement. particu-
larry IN defensive work
Finley. the seasoned end vent into
tse rough tactics for the first time. ana
replaced Wilson. who had given prom
ls@ of holding down the place crsdita-
biY There Is a wealth of end mater
ISL. but Bowen and Finley aaslly our
Class the others. The surplus is large
lY wasts material due to inability to
hold down other positions I'm accus-
toned style Hewitt and Wilson are
quick and aggressive, and in any evenr
win make II possible 10 substitute a
tired regular. The return OF F1nlay
Inspired the squad with new conf
dence. His appearance Just at the
time Jones was injured and put our
or the game probably for the rest OF
the season vas encouraging
F'arrow's showing at full back IL i'm
proving daily under tho supervision
Of Yancey. who. himself. starred at
that position, and II he can run inter
ference RS the big Goa ch could. be will
10 the key to the situation. lie is pos
seSsed OF wonderful strength. and will
prove powerful in backing up the line
II Farrow could be used at tackle
and his equal found for the backf1eld
the line would be given needed
strength. Jett. OF Hampton Sidney rs
holdins down one OF these positions,
and Voolfolk la giving promise at the
other. Carter, at guard has worked
off twenty five pounds from his initial
ESQ pounds, ayoirdupois. but this would
indicate that he is not solid enough to
stand a grueiilng championship game.
although he broke through the line n
number OF times this afternoon, and
dowRed the runner In his tracks
The scrimrns ge brought out the ra CT
that Virginia has yet TO ind a. quar-
terback with generalship enough 20
pilot the team TO victory. Grant won
his letter for four years of service ON
the scrubs. but he 10 too light and
slow In getting start. aooch. from
Jefferson school. has the necessary
grit, but Is only seventeen years old !:
and the choices seems TO narrow down
to Holden, who played the position
last wear al Lawrencevtll~. Harris, "A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

HARVARD VARSITY
HAS STIFF CAN
SECOND ELEVEN TESTS HI10X
LARS IN SHORT sCRTgrMAGNkg
POTTER SHOWS PROMISE.

AMBRfDGE. MAss. sept. t.
score Of to 0 vas the best that k4
varsity regulars could do against I'M
regular second eleven this afternoo11
In two ten-minute scrirnrnages Il
The work If Potter the baeshml
captain. at quarterback. was OF cle41H9
cut variety. He made two long FuIE~
and ran his team with excellent tuAGV
n1ent He looks promising for nY1M
string man on the regulars, ana WIFI
ellsworth, the man who has b4&w
hitherto the favored one. and 49,
has been out OF the game for thru
days suffering from the effects a.
ptomaine poisoning. viii have to huls
tie TO displace the young SlowtoN1
lad
Wendell wRs again on the side line
but expects TO get into Saturday,
game
When the first teams had cos1s
ciuded the varsity substitutes and t1fG
second substitutes battled for thttfy
minutes Graustetn and Pierce scora
ing touchdowns FOR the varsity sui.
stitutes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
Looking at the Score Board.

Haven't the Giants won that PEN
nant YETI
Regular Bear Cats. those Cubs
And Mstty ritching--W ell. well
Young King Cole Ia q discoura gin
old soul.
Little Joseph Tinker ne doesn't give
a ttnker's swear word for Mattv. Just
loves TO see the big fellow on the
mound.
Les see Marquard and Mathewson
are the boys who are going 10 trim
the Athletics. Yes-Y-e-s.
Didn't notice any stolen bases off
Mr. Archer, did you? Excuse US, King
Cole forgot 10 let 'em get on. or
course
Sheckard two hits; Schultz, two
hlts, Tinker. two hits; Hoffman. one
hit Not 90 much but quite enough 70
win from Marty with King Cole put
ting EN- over.
How those Cubs do play ball when
this Giants come TO town
Mr.. Sherwood Magee, he never did
like 512 500 beauties anyway
Pitcher 0B1en wins his game.
Nobody offered s22, 500 for his release.
On. yes, Mr.. Johnson is still pitching
ball.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

NEW YORK Sept IS Harold n.
Hilton. aoig champion Of two countries,
sailed fos home nn ghe CampAntA yes
tetaay, Not eontent with carrying OF
ths national championship. Ia SAY
nethinR of the troahy won uSur the
Ideal links AT southampton ne farsd
a parting shat ga boarding the sssata
sr.
The tFlten's criticism was mua.
however, fnv afteg saying that ha liked
Americans imnivnaeiN he merely added
that "a hts opinion, they carried thelf
patriotism iittla Iao far IN the same
vt anlf Ito doubtless had Ia mint tina
enthusiasm ~ thar remarkable gallery
thai attended his match with Pred
ii~rv~@haH la the deelmlva round AZ
Apaw amis,
nllten said he would return to this
country neat yeAr after FIRST datand
inK his British lstiu, which he won
a. FruStwiek this sWaaan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

WASHINGTON sept. @s-With
Walter Johnson pitc hing alright bail
and George Summers doing the same.
errors decided the contest at Amert~
can League Park here today, the
home team winning. ? 10 Cobb's
and Milanss sensational hase~running
featured - listiess game. The lone
Tiger tally crossed the plate in the
NTH inning. when Gamer beat out
All tntieid hit and went 10 third when
tonroy threw the ball TO the stand.
stanages inneld out scored him
The Nationals scored in the sew
enth inning on two singles and Wal
ter Johnsons sacrifice nY, The win
ming run crossed the plate in the
eighth when SchsefeF walked. was
sacrificed 10 second. went TO third on
an inheld out and counted when Drak 8
dropped Gesslers pop ny.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

The elaainx fennls tournament az
the AnanA NoFnAns Christian A Assoc
citation Dating Club viii 30 held TO-
morrow fha tennis Uoarta ~ the
u hsan IheuAusieal Seminary wtu tie
loaned for thia occasion by the Ash
lstte Association OF lhe seminary. The
pft.e fur the winner Is splsaAid
racquet presented hy the watkins
GetsFwi Company
This players are A4ss Gertrude
gr2nshaws Miss Louise barker Miss
hstharin@ Brown. Miss bertha Atkin 4
soa. Mrs frank Duke. Miss Katha
Ftua Halves
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
The Weather

Forecast for Virginia. Cloudy ~
day. probably showers and warmer
extreme northern portion. Sasur4HI
fair.
North Carolina Generally fair NJ
day and Saturday.
Special LEGAL Data for xesa~ranr.
~ noon temperature .sss.......
r. NJ. temperature .*
Maximum temperature up 20 r. NJ
Minimum temperature up 10 r.. VI
Mean temperature .4..f- ..s.4..
Normal temperature .4,.as...
Excess tn temperature to-day .s...
Deficiency In temperature stnes
March 4.t,,, ,.t4t..4.4.. 4
Accumulated deficiency In tenn
aasAtuns s4ass january ~ s.@As4
Rainfall last twenty four nours Me-
Deficiency Ia rainfall sincs MaFcsa
Accommodated deficiency In rainfall
since January 1 ...s sA..s..4. II
t.se@l Observation $ ". ". Ysssse1n
Temperature s.s........ .Ys...A...
III ara AttN ...t.+ .ss..4.44.... ..8..s s.s&
Wind. direction ttt..a4 tsf. North041
Wind. velocity .e--..,sss.s.s*.s> x|
W Gather l.... -.s....P 49,
Rainfall last twelve hours ..s...
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

PrrTaAuRa. PA. sept ss aher
wood Magse faced $50 500 MARTY
o'Toole to-day fts the nrst time ana
Acknowledged tbs introdu stioa BY
banging the Hrst bali pitched for tho
tense@t heme ran ever seen on Forbes
neld, 1t happened In the iirst inning
and II aas enough Go win the game
as hnshe cantcvsa home ahead ~ Ma
see haFi Moers pitched great hail
and easily scored a sbat out O'reole
famed four of the tfst ave men vno
faced him. hut avery smash seemed
co land safety
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

CHICAGO, Sept. rs King Cole out
pitched MathsH son to-day and the
Cubs again won 10 j. joe Tinker,
Msthswson's old hoodoo, won tho
game in the third with a double.
after Sheckard and Shuttle had sing ed.
New York counted In the open ro8nd
on poyles double and Merkls's sin
gle. After that King Cole frightened
up and stopped the Giants cold. The
victory puts the Cubs within i-2
games OF the 5ianta
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

RI ghs suit FOR divorce BY nr Jonn
MeffwsathsE, ~ eolored phystcisn
against hts wife neN pending ia tho
chaneery Court. motion for sismossv
will be- made on Monday. ey Alfred X.
cohea. counsel Ter the wife. Mert~
weather 10 represented by forurr Gov
srnor Montague
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
Yale SQUAD cou,ple.c.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. sept. 21.
With the arrival Of Russell Coon31&
freshman center last year, tina lat
OF Yale's football stars who are exS
pected TO return 10 college reporfeA
Word has been received that Woife.S
freshman guard last season, haA
Joined the army and gone to thu
Philippines Yale is suffering frosVf
a shortage of ends, Warren having
proven too slow and Walter Camp.E
Jr. being on the hospital list with
lame hack. He expects TO report
next week
Walter Camp, Ralph Rloomer. Clar-:
once Alcott, Foster Sanford and S1oc0-
witch, who played end on the elevea.
which was defeated by Columbia.
assisted the resident coaching squad
to-day
Most Of the regulars were excused
from work to-day because of yesfer-E
days Wesleyan bout A twenty-f,fin-
ute half between the regulars ma
scrubs was PLAYED, the varsity scor-
ing once.
ktstler. last years fullhack. who
Will have charge of the freshmen this
fall. to-day ordered the freshman
SQUAD To report to- morrow About
t25 candidates are expected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
NJ. Louis.

konetehy. J. Smith. Sacrifice hits
Causson. Starka. Double plays
stark, Tooiey and Hummel. Passed
bail~~~NSnso Stolen Magee
Northern, hauser Base on hallS-Or
laekert. e. Off Ragan. 2. or Golden.
l or Radabaush 2 struck out
6y Xackert, 4 by HaEon T. pitch
tag record or Xaekert. IL hits J.
runs Ia nnings. on Golden. { hits
runs iu innings Left on bases
BROOKLYN. M St Louis. = Time,
10. umpireS KLEIN and nmsiie
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

First base on errors Washington
Left on DaAes-sN a sh ington,
Detroit. Z First hAAa GA halls-@Dfr
johnson. 3; or Summers, s. Struck
out~~Hy johnson. o. by Summers.
Two base hit~-tsainer Sacrifice HIT
@hinerreld. Sacrifice ns~~~Johnson
Stolen bases Milan. cahh. Double
piayw~.nsiahanty 60 Gamer. Mcbride
10 Hcha@fer 10 Street Hit by pitcher
by 1ohnson AuFtarsyl hy sum
nsrs street.. ttaplres. Muffin and
ENsas Time. ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
o'9rien Wins F4is Game.

BOSTON. Sept 2s.--The Red Legs
got back at the visitors from Chicago
to- day defeating them 8 to D. Lange
vas easy for the Red Legs. but
OBrien was a puzzle TO the Chicago
ans. Errors also aided the locals.
Chicago
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
rstSrAI SAVINGS BANkg
IN VIRGINIA CTTffA.

WASHINGTON. y, G.. sept "a -
The poatnffice department to-day an
neancea that Portsmouth and Roa.
uok~, Va, have been designated as
postal savings hank deposittsss. They
will be authorized 10 accept deposits
hi uesohef rs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

Two ba 50 MT hATiHas NeTE0N.
Three base Williams. Sacrifice
hit--Quinn Stolen hases--Chase ..
Daniel 8 Cree. g. Laporte. HsrtzelL
Left on ba SEES ST. Louis. 8 New York,
4 Base on balls-~OT Warhop. g. OF
Quinn, :. Of Hamilton. 3; or Brown,
10. struck cut---By Warhop, /. By
Quinn, 3; by Brown, 2 Hit BY pitched
ball-By WARRIOR. ! (Hallinau). Passed
Williams Wild pitches-Iiamii-
ton. / Brown. 2. Empires. O.Lough-
lin and Egan. No time given.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK
OPENS HERE TO MORROW

Arrangements have been completed
for tho opening of the Postal Savings
Bank at the Richmond paatofries TO-
morrow morning, rcsf0fsare Inspector
S2sTeii IL Ia the city completing the
dotalls sssss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
eosten.

Speaker. Bradley, Three base hit
Speaker Stolen hases Rarrcws,
Meyer. Lord. Gardner Base on balls
OF O'Brien. 3: OF Lange. l. Struck
out-By O'Brien. 3. by LANCE. 5. Sacri
fee hit--Gardner Wild pitch
Jmptres. westerveit and Connolly
Time. s. Attendance. zoov.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
CUBS, REGULAR BEAR CATS.
DEFEAT GIANTS AGAIN, Z TO
King Coles Pitching and Joe Thinkers Bat Prove Hoodoo Vita MoAs
o. Monnd-Dodqers Hang AaotEsr Cardinals and
PhiLtes Shut ont Pirates, Mage Celebrating

'Battcd for simon in ninth,
'FBatted for Robinson In seventh.
"Batted for LIe6eld iu ninth.
Score by innings n.
Philadelphia ....-s.2l I 0000 O.
Pittsburg -.........n00 10000 o Go
summary. Two-base htt--DTooie
McKnechie. Three base hit--McCar-
thy. Home ruu---Magee. Stolen bases
knabe, Lobert, Clarke. Sacrifice
hy-Moore. Double piays~-Carey. Me
Carthy. Wagner. MeKechnia and ST.
mour Robinson. Mckechuie 10 WaR
ner Mex echuie to Wagner Base on
baiis-of 0'Toole. 2 OF Robinson, 2 4.
of Moore. :. Struck out--By OTooie.
Robinson. ] Leifeld l. Moore. 3
Hits-Of O'Toele. S In innings. Of
Robinson. ] in 4 innings. off Lei1eld,
J in 2 innings Hit by pitched ball
BY Robinson Gsuderur5 Time. 206.
Attendance. 2097. Umpires, Rtgler
and F'inneran
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
Hard Work for Na,x

ANNAPOLIS. MD, Sept 2s.--The
Naval Academy coaches gave their
charges this afternoon the longest pa
Rod of practice which they have VT
done. the work consisting OF kIckfrra
catching the ball and getting down
the field and lengthy signal driI1.
The back field consisted of Dalton
and McReaVey at the halves, Rho slcp
at fun and sewell at quarter. AIl
OF these but McReavey were Regulars
last season, and McReRvey nlayed I'M
several important games He Ii u
big fellow. Weighing al bout / 30 pounda.
and has great natural ability a. y
football player
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
ATHLETICS BAT OUT VICTORY
WHILE RECRUIT HOLDS MAPS
Soppaw Danr Pitches Nice Ball for Mak MHCoomb and Col
has of Chieago7igers Lose, Johnson PkngOBrien -
Beats White .Sox-Yanks Win BurIesQus Game rs


Philadelphia, .. Cleveland, a.
washington. 2 Detroit. J.
Naw York, rs: 81. Louis, n
Boston. q. Chicago, 3,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
ROANOKE FAIR CROWD
SEES EXCELLENT Carl

pn4<+0vr VA So, - T~n.
races st the ROANOKE + ar were eA-
ceptionally good to-day. and at least
four thousand people crowded the
Eranostsao ana pieAeheFs' lhe re-
suits were as follows
22o Stake Paoe; Purse, $500.
Ash},,ar Loo vvtltan
date STOCK farm -. !
Zanzibar, II. r TS-
son S 2
e..
lo''i A'S"' e"0ei'"H-
err Bros .....S Z
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
National League seore

EhlCaEo, 2 NeW OR. J.
brooklyn. g. st Louis, I.
Philadelphia. 4. Fltts0urg o.
Boston e. incianafi. postponed. rain
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

PRINCETON. y. J.. Sept. 2s.--Tho
Tigers had their first real lineup and
scrimmage this afternoon. Tho o.
Tense fthe first string mer 49,
strong. hut the defense was very rae~
ged and unsatisfactory. n
Tsckling was permitted for 'thA fyraes
time to-day In the preliminary woYN
every man was given a try Mt tadsr~
ling the dummy and falling on the
ball, The punters were put throu9S
a long drill while the linemen Ynn
down punts and the back field me-
ran them back There was lots ~
vim in the practice game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 2s--Ths
Athletics beat Cleveland to-day by hit
ting both Knapp and Resigl hard.
Three hits. two passes and a passed
ball we're punched In the second in
ming. giving the champions i've runs.
Eestgl succeeded Knapp IN the third
and was also batted saSagely. Dan
forth. the young southpaW. kept the
Cleveland hits scattered Second
Baseman Collins and Pitcher COON bs
left for Chicago tonight 10 take part
In ComiSkey's field day sports
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
Dodgers Win Another.

st LOUIS. Sept. 2s-~The Dodgers
bonn ba rded three Cardinal hurlers for
eighteen hits and made il two straight
10 4. Zackert made fair show
ing for four innings. but with two out
in the fifth, six hits were punched
with walk and four runs resulted
Golden lasted three rounds and four
more taliies came. Magees double
and his steal gave the Cardinals "A
run In the first, and Moneys double
scored the next in the third Wallie
Smith Was spiked by Coulson. going
from first 10 third on a bunt, In the
second inning and he had to be car
ried of the field.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
standing Of fInllm


New York In Chicago
Brooklyn In St. Louis
Philadelphia tn Pittshurg.
Boston in Cincinnati.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

Cleveland ..l0 o 0 0 0 %
Athletics .....05 81 0 O -
Left on bases--Athletics s. Cleve-
land g. First hasa on errcrs--Ath~
leticS. / Cleveland. >. Two base hits
Thomas t2h, Murphy, Lord. Butch
or. Baker. stolen bases Lord, Emer-
son. Collins. Strunk. Derrick. Olson,
Sacrifice hits Olson. Adams. Baker.
Sacrifice ny--Baker, Double plays
Baker. Collins 10 Strunk. Ball to La
loie Hits--DH Knapp. 5 in 2 in
nines - at bat). of Resigl. 8 in
innings - at baO. Struck out-Ry
Danferth. 6. by Knapp. 3. by Resigl
! Passed hali-~AdaIns Hit by pitch
"a eall-~By Ttsnforth (Graney).
Time "a. umpires. Perrine and
uineen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

New York ....I0o 700 0 0-I
Chicago .........0 2 o 0 90 -
Summary. Base on bails-or Cole.
J. Struck out--By Cole. s: b.
Mathewson, 4 Two base hIts-~~I
Doyle. Tinker, Merkle. Schultz. Sasri-
fee hits-Zmmerman. Herzog. Left
on bases--New York. 4 Chicago, 4.
Ipuble play-Zimmerman TO SAFER
Impires, O'Day and Brennan. Time.
l.GE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

Academy.
To night Saturday night ana Matt
Nee Mutt and Jen
ssiioa.
Tonight Saturday night and
matinee GF@ustark
1plosiai
Continuous vaudeville ana moving
picture shows
After hiaaiug The Chocolate SOL
aier+ fond farewell AZ the Academy
last night Richmond theatre gosra
looked at their programs aad found
that Mutt and Jen will entertain
At the big playhouse 60 nlght. aud 60
norrow aight. With the usual sAturr
day .mAtiaee Mutt and Jer Is a
nAis ieal eosasdy and coming right
after the engagement 81 The Cheoa-
lAta Soldier ~iu serve &C. illustrate
tha difference between e comic ppera
ana aaasteAl comedy.
IL IL not unl' Asty that the attraV-
tsom 90 nisht viii afaw just as we'll
as the strauss masterpiaea Rich.
nona IL very fond OF Mutt aud
Jen and their aamlTers Will throng
IL the sneatre n ONLY 90 sec them ln
the nesh
rne preauetten. FROM ali accounts.
Is equal 90 the bsst Of these vAuds-
Tie comedies The program Includes
lots of sanKs and Oh su~uai chorus
aanear bat. chief of ali. "alutt aud
JorYr win be there and that Ia sun
eient.
'oraustAFk" has been plas ting 90
500 business at the ltlieu Ihese
romantic dramas on the iins az Tho
~ Asoner ~ E~nda" have not lost tneir
par aiariSy In hiehmond
All who have seen the entertain
msnt az ths Colonial this week speak
very highly OF Manager Lyons ogaxf-
tnE-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

Where They Play TODAY.

Cleveland At Philadelphia
Chicago at Boston.
St. Louis At New York.
Detroit at Washington.
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All who have seen the entertain.
rnsnt az the Colonial this week speak
very highly az Manager LYONS ofsxr-
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

hcuuemy.
To Night Saturday night ana Matt
nee Mutt ana Jen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

Continuous vaudeville ana moving
Rlusuf@ shows
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
Cleveland.

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