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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-30
CHURCHILL DOWNS
TRAC K IS HEAVY
Handicap, Principal Event c
Day, Narrowed Down to
Three Starters.

Louisville. KY. September 2s.-The
track was heavy at Churchin Downs
to-day at noon, which resulted In the
elimination of many entries. The ham
dicap. the principal event OF the day,
was narrowed down to three starters,
Semprolius winning handily. with Ra-
leigh +. ID. second and Little Father
third. The third event scheduled on
to-day's card. mile and a sixteenth, was
declared Off. and a siN-furlong selling
race run instead. Summaries:
First race-six furlongs. maiden
two year olds-Gates, 10i (Ganz), FIRST;
George oXnard. los (Taplin). second
Pierre Dumas, los tWrispen). third.
Time, l:l6 3-5 Mamie &cDee, w. II.
Ford, Cynosure. Slceth. Sir Dcnrah and
DIR. Watson also ran.
81 mttuels paid-Gates, $3.50 straight,
so place. 1870 show; George Oxna-d,
SIS place. $3.50 show; Pierre Dumas,
$S4.90 show.
Second race-selling. mile and twenty
yards. three-year-olds and up-Irish
Kid. lo3 (Burton). first: Gold Oak. 1913 "
(Goose). second DIR. Burch. 107 (Book
err. third. Time, 1916. Nyanza. Pink
Cheeks and Doncaster ran.
81 mutuels paid-Irish Kid, s1l.5O
D
$3.50 place. $40 show; DR.. Burch, So 40
show.
Third race-selling, six furlongs.
threeycarolds and up-Balronia. los
(Skirvln). first: Duquesne. Ill (Kenne-
dy), second; 1ncision. 1o2 (Molesworth).
third. Time, 1916. Tackle. Longhand.
Falcada. Amoret otilo. Handzaretta
and Helen Scott ran.
The original third race at mile and
IL, a. a 4 49,
foregoing substituted
50 mutuels paid-Balronia. s2a
straight. $1o.S0 place. $3.50 show; Du-
quesne. $3.50 place. $3.50 show; In
cision, $3.50 show.
Fourth race-handicap. six furlongs-
Semprolius, 100 (Hofman. first; Ra-
leigh P. D.. 105 (Taplin), second; Lit
tie Father. 1903 (Steele), third. Time.
1:l6 lis. THREE starters.
So mutuels paid-Semprolius. s4.5O
straight. s2.7o place; Raleigh p. D..
S310 place. No show betting.
Fifth race--six furlongs, two-year-
olds. selling--Colonel Cook. Ill (Ken-
nedy), first; Tourist. los (Taplin). sec
ond; Yankee. los (Molesworth), third
Time, 1:15 2-5. Ethel Sampson and
Wiley ran.
So mutuels paid-Colonel Cook, $40
straight, $3.50 place. $3.50 show; Tour
ist $500 place. $40 show; Yankee
s2.70 show
sixth race-selling. one and one-stx-
teenth miles-Haldeman, 100 tGoose).
FIRST; Tom Bigoee, lilo (Austin). sec
ond; Sir Cleges. 1913 tHoffman), third.
Time. :51 As.
Wing Ting, Wander. Gilpin. Eddie
Haldeman, $3.50, straight: SC. place;
$3.50. show. Tom Bigbee, $3.50. place:
$40, show. Sir Cleges. $+.l0. show.
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WILL MEET LATER
TO FIX SCHEDULE
National Commission Defers
Action on Champion
ship Series.

Cincinnati, o.. September Blowing
TO uncertainty of che National League
race, as well as the length OF time that
still intervenes before the worlds
series. the National Baseball Commits
sion. at a meeting here to-day. de-
ferrcQ action upon "A worlds series
schedule. and will meet next THURSDAY
in New York to again take up the
question.
The commission adjourned after a
four hour session.
y number OF findings were promul-
gated by TIE commission. Ty Cobb. of
ing in game with u semi professional
team playing Sunday baseball. The
team was the LennoN Ovals, of New
York state.
The application of the Pittsburg
club relative to a rehearing of the
Cravath case was denied
In the contention OF the Detroit
club against the Montgomery club.
relative to Player Lelivelt, the player
was awarded to Detroit.
In the contention between the
Shreveport club and the Philadelphia
Nationals. the money paid for Ma$es
Was turned over to the Shreveport
club. while the player was awarded
to Philadelphia.
The claim of tile Savannah club
to Player Miller was denied, but Presi-
dent Murphy, of the Chicago Nationals,
was fined $50 for his part in the trans
action.
The claim of Player Madden for
salary from the Boston Americans and
the Toledo American Association team
was denied.
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SIGNAL PRACTICE
FOR VIRGINIA TEAM
Lineup Against William and
Mary Will Be Almost Same
as Last Week.

Charlottesville, Va. September 20
The soreness OF the players the CON
tinued heat, and the fact that game
is scheduled for tomorrow with Will
liam and Mary College. kept Virginia s
football squad from engaging In any
scrinmage to-day. Three elevens were
put through spirited signal practice,
nasium half an hour earlier than usual.
Coach Yancey stated tonight that
his lineup tomorrow would be prac-
tically the same az In last Saturday
contest, with the exception that Good
hue would replace Half Back Jones,
who sustained a fracture of the Shout
der early in the week Farrell, the
back, had his nose broken yesterday,
but was back in harness to-day, pre-
pared to engage in scrimmage. He
Will play tomorrow. Lurman, a line
candidate. had his collarbone broken
yesterday, and Will be out of the game
for the rest of the season.
The first team has as yet been given
but five plays. but hopes 10 make q
better showing against William and
which could register only two touch
downs.
:, promising addition to the squad
to-day was Cook, who matriculated
Yesterday in the college department.
He attended Andover last session.
where he PLAYED in the backneld. He
was early on the field to-day, and gave
seen here in recent years. He landed
a number of goals from the forty
yard line with apparent ease. Coming
Just after the injury 10 Jones, his ar
rival is exceedingly timely. He weighs
16S pounds, and handles the ball we'll
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ENTRIES FOR GL1pDEN roun.
More Thnn Seventy Au,omohu
thusiMsth VIII Tnl.e paE. "


New York. September 29f-NIore than
seventy automobile enthusiasts viii
q 'oSetner TWO weeks hence for the
start OF the 1911 Glidden tour of tbS
Siieflean Automobile Association from
Civ YORK to Atlanta and Jackson
:. Though the entry lists are M, 90
n,sSlaily closed until October l. moro
man seventy names have been receiv-
or Co. up TO tonight, including those
a Mayor c. S. Vim, of Atian Ia
liner contestants come from JACKSON.
n nth Fla; Indianapolis, Atlanta and
U Ur Georgia cities, Detroit. Nich .
Waltham. Mass. and New York rii,
= iate entry is one by the Winston.
'a nr n. G.. Board of Trade.
tes,ant me miHht oil October IS the con
n,oplle club of America at a smok or
WiI, e s,aei aim in this city. They
rim s SO inc, INC next day on a 1900 mile
Tip 10 Jacksonville. where they nre
scheduled to reach on October ps are
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HAMP SIDNEY
TO PLAY Y. P. |.
Team Practiced Hard During
Week to Get in Condition
for Game.

Hampden- Sidney, September 81
uampden sidney's eleven, which Will
consist OF Lewis, fullback; Blanton.
right half: Jones. left half Is. Saun-
ders quarter: Bowling, centre: Walker.
lett guard; Guthrie right tackle; Al
h taeklas aIns Wills and and nsnsdfs
ends, and G. saunders. substitute back
neld. left today TO NIL the second OF
its Gridiron engagements with the
strong Y. J.. |. eleven tomorrow.
Coach Cecil, not being exactly salts
fled With the showing made against
the University of Virginia. his alma
ma ter. on last saturday has been
Tork snad the p men esseedingly hard
strengthened in the last two days by
the appearance of Cooke and McClung
has been working very pluckily. Cooke
is backheld man. who played for
position. He is exceedingly fast and
full OF fight. and although he has only
attended three Evenings of practice,
he has been playing fine ball on the
scrub team. Mcclung is about six
rect one inch In height. and weighs
about $50 or i65 pounds. on accoun,
OF MS tardy entrance in college he
has only attended four evenings OF
practice. McClung is sure tacklei
and fast. 1t is the general belief in
college that both these men will be
used in some way in the games tc
come.
a long period was taken up in line
bucking. in which Coach CeciI's knowi-
edge Is unsurpassed. During the -four
years OF his service at Virginia he
all kinds of tricks. and ii is this
knowledge gained through experience
when he Is imparting 10 his men, and
Which VIII count great deal in the
race for the cup He then coached
ms ends on going down on kicks. A
Twenty-Five minute scrimmage, thor
crossed the evenings practice.
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postpon. blues, Hike.

The annual hike for the Blues Bat,
talon cup has been postponed from
october to October 81. The reason
for the delay Is the fact that some OF
the long distance marchers desire to
go to Atlanta on the day Originally
set. Tho march will be over the Same
course as last year-from Richmond
to Petersburg
Tho cup now reposes in the company
OF that command say IL Will remain.
1t becomes the property of any COM
pany winding II three years In success
sion Squads from eaoh of the four
companies Will compete this yeex.
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ST IDERS READY
FOR FIRST GAME
Richmond College to Meet
Maryland Aggies This
Afternoon.

The Spiders will go into the game
inns afternoon against the Maryland
AgSies prepared 10 put up game
iisnt, but the followers OF the Reu and
biuc are by no means overconiident
Maryland has had two weeks more
practice than Richmond College ana
mas already played one game, besides
the ASgies' whole lineup is composed
OF veterans, While the local boys will
Held.
Coach Honaker has worked hard ana
has already proved himself TO be u
man OF abiiity when ii comes to teach
ing the game OF football. He has
worried under many difficulties. The
equipment was delayed in shipment and
he has had for the most part a green
punch Of applicants. However. in spite
oil these handicaps he has. in one week
ueVeioped team which, while not
yet on TO the inside points OF the
game, Will put up no mean exhibit
ton OF football
The Spiders are anxious to return
,he drubbing administered by Mary
the game by the decisive score of
20 to .. and it is n safe bet that both
cams VIII iight hard for every inch.
"A Dig rally was held in the collie &c
worked up. Milton V. Richards, OF
NassawaddoX, Va. was elected chief
rooter. and speeches were made NV
Soaeh Honaker,. Captain Taylor and
aents-3O0 stronS-will attend the
game In "A body and good roofing is
promised. Ia
The game will be called at o'c,ocI.
Inc following men will start for Rich.
inond, though many changes in tho
iihSe-up VIII be made during the game:
Centre--Harris.
Right guard-Tyler.
Right tackle--Duval
flght end-Clarke or Quarles.
Lett guard-Benton or Gill.
Left tackle-Decker
Left end-Ancarrow Or Cason
Left half-Lankford.
Right half-Justts.
Fullback--Brown or TbrocLn,,
Sluarter-Taylor (cantainl WI
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M |NNES SOON WILL
RETURN TO GAME

Philadelphia. Pa, September %
reports that John Mc1nnes. the hard
hittlng first baseman OF the Philadel-
P.tia americans would not be in the
Done in the wrist of his throwing arm.
Were set at rest to-day. when Dr'
FRANK II. Mcfarland. the club phy
sieiah. stated that no bones were
right IN week. McInnes was struck
on The wrist by pitched bali IN n
game with Detroit. An X-ray photo.
EIhph SHOWS that small muscles and
forced rest of week will make Me.
1nnes as good as ever.
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Boston.
Cincinnati.
Totals I'll 10 80 10 ? Totals ...as .
,Batted for Mclean in tenth.
FBntted for Gaspar in tenth

ScOFe by Inninss: n
t t.oston .:.'.....',...........0 O0O0liO00-,
.'................l U u ! Of
Game called on account OF darlnrssI
summary: Runs-InSerton. Houscr Nc
Donald. King. Hoblit2ei c2), Bates, Mitchell
IWo-pase hits-Tylcr. Hoblitzel, Donlin
Houser, Mitchell. Home run--MeDonnid
Sacrihce hiis-Bates. Aimeda, Egan. Grant
StoIen bases-Miiler Mitchell ca Mclean
Doueie plays-Esmond to Egan to HoblItzel:
Almeida TO Egan 10 Hoblitzel: Sweeney to
McDonaid. Left on bascs-Boston. c; en-
I!nhau IL. Hits-Oh Tyler. in D Innings
nohe out in tenth); or Weaver | in in
nangs; on Gaspar. IS in 10 innings; IN
iITt r. in inning. First base on balls
On iyier. o: OF Gaspar, |: off Fromme. l.
iGaspaf' 8 H!t by pitcher-By Tyler i Hob
n ,,I9iS: Sy Weaver, tseveroidJ. Wild
!rtr,n eaVef % Passed ban-kling.
and Eason 'oh'stohe
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TEAMS BATTLE TO A TIE

Cincinnati o.. September 29.-Cin-
cinnati and Boston battled eleven in
nings to to tie here to-day, dark
ness stopping the contest. II was a
seesaw struggle. with Tyler holding
down the hits. but proving liberal with
passes. Gaspar was hit hard, but was
effective with men on bases DonIin
and Almeida hit OPPORTUNITY. The
game will be played off tomorrow in
the form of u double header Score:
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Play OFF Tie Game.

The Sid ey Stars, champions M tbe
West End League, will fight it out
VILE the Powhatans, champions OF the
Fast End League. at Byrd Park To-,
and this game will decide tho raa
cha mpions Saunderson will pitch for
the stars, while Powell will pitch for
the Powhatans. Splitter Will umpire
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RECOUNT SHOWS MAJORITY OF
TWO FOR $4,000 BOND TSsu1,
Especial TO The Tjmes-Disno,o,

~ mSa i va. September 2s.-ln
lora OF Orange, presiding. BY direction
OF me Governor and at the request ~
!uase Il: S. Turner, of this circuit
f fng election mt to Issue $4,000 in bonds
reyersedr The court direeton ~ was vas
ballots ne opened and reconnted. The
recount showed two majority for the
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TY COBB AGAIN
is WHOLE SHOW
Credited With Ten Put-outs,
Two Triples. and
Double.
DETROIT WINS; SCORE 9 TO 5
Hughes Is Driven From Box
and Gray Goes In
to Finish.
DETROIT WINS; SCORE 9 TO 5

Washington. u. e.. Ser TENDER %
Detroit drove Hughes from the rubber
to-day and defeated Washington to ..
Ty Cobb was the whole show. having
ten putouts, two of which were re-
markable. and hitting two triples and
double, Score:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Toledo: Toledo. 3; Indianapolis.
3. tCalled end ninth darkness)
At Kansas City: Kansas City, A.:
Milwaukee. 6.
At Columbus: Columbus. 4: Louis
Vile. 13.
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Y. NJ. |. WINS
ITS FIRST GAME

Especial to TheiTimes- DISPATCH
lexington. Va, September 2s.-Yir-
ginia Military institute, in It's first
game OF the season on the gridiron,
aeteated Augusta Military Academy
% 10 o; The cadets allowed UP well,
although opposed by light team. In
inc second quarter they scored twenty
seven points. The quarters were seven
minutes each. owing to tho intense
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FnIIs of oun-u,.

the Council Committee on Printing
anu Ciaims again failed of a quorum
s.sieauay afternoon and again tba
settlement of the bill for printins the e
new CITY Code between the cre5itors
OF the bankrupt concern which nnder9
LOOK the work AMI the hona-fide print
eTS VINO hnished it was left in thn -
Several attorneys were present ar a:
got no opportunity to state their =, s gm'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-30
building Permit.

Building and repair permits were Issued
yesterday as follows:
standu;tl OIL Company, 10 erect detached
two-ttory brick stable. south side OF Sec
ono street between Decatur and Stockton
standard OH Company. To e.oot 4 one story
steel frame wagon shed at Same location
as above. TO cost 1900
4. ~ Headley. to erect a detached ono
story brick garage IN OF N27 Monument
Avenue to cost tE62
J. ". Hulcher. to repair a brick store and
dwelling West Leigh Street. to cor $50
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Washington
Totals rs IS q 10 i Totals "a
Y. WHIKtfl ItIt NeId.
tschaefer out, hit by hat,cd ball.

-. Walker. left Held
tschacfer out. hi by ha,,cd ball
Score by Innings: r.
Washington acknowledgements o 3 o-5
Detroit ..........................i oeo04i %
= summary: Runs-Milan. Schaefer. Gessler.
Mcbride or, Bush. Cobb go, Delehanty,
Drake. Gainor, StnnaSc. Donovan. Two-buse
hits-Bush. Schaefer 90. Cobb. Conroy. Nc
bride. Threc-bsse hits-Cobb laJ. Delehan-
~, Milan Gainor, Crawford. Sacrifice hits
Crawford. Moriarity. Sacrifice ny-crawtord.
stolen bases Delehanty Stannge. Galnor.
Double play--Moriar!ty to Gainor. Left on
bases-WashinSton 10: Detroit. 2. Hns-On
hughes. 10 in innings; OF Gray, In 3 In
hinss' First base on balis-On Hughes &:
Hughes. 5; by Gray 2:-by Donovan, l. Wild
pitches-Donovnn. Gray 90. Time OF garno,
hours Empires. Evans and Mullen.
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tucker Recalled by proo,k,,n

y liant, ALianta, Ga, September 2e-Nan
Lew ,h, isrookiyn's star pitcher. who
mas mas been hurriedly recalled by Presi !,
neht Ebbetts. In order to partirinn, =
IN the series of seven games Brooti,.M
G GIiil mas to play with the New York
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P H|LLlES WIN
FROM PfTTSBURG.
Game Is Featureless, and Goes
to Visitors by Score of
7 to a.
ERRORS MADE BY BOTH CLUBS
Contest Witnessed by One OF
Smallest Crowds Ever at
League Game.
ERRORS MADE BY BOTH CLUBS

Pittsburg. Pa. September 2e-In the
presence of one of the smallest crowds
OF spectators that ever witnessed
game In this city Philadelphia to-day
defeated Pittsburg I TO 4. Score:
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ulu cups, around whom the greatest
interest centres, were not on the
cards. They will do double act this
afternoon. and the Giants Will have
to grab both to regain their lost
honors.
Governor Dix is tired OF the new
boxing law in New York, and he is
using his efforts to have 1t revoked
ing the game In the big city don't seem
10 be able to tote fau long enough to
give the real fellows u chance.
Richmond College will make it's
first appearance for 1911 on the grid
IRON inns afternoon. when the col
legians mix it with the MARYLAND 4g-
ricuitural College. Final practice was
held yesterday. and Coach Honaker is
well satisfied with the progress the
men have made. AS no line Is obtain
ape on the visitors; one will have
10 FORM his opinion largely ON faith
1T Will be good game. however, and
a large crowd should cheer the col
iege.
Jack Johnson has said it. He is 60
ing 10 retire. No more will the swarthy
one oe seen In the squared circle. He
will retire as the undisputed heavy
weight OF the world and he is proud
ihahk goodness for these mercies.
Now lets all unite and promise to
give Arthur rest. He doesn't need
the publicity. and the good people
are mighty tired OF seeing his name in
print.
Arrangements have been made to
take the Ali-Stars and the Athletics
on an automobile tour o. the city
when the players arrive here for the
game on October H. They will arrive
tour Will be before the game Dr.
Bagby says that he will not recognize
mall orders unless a self-audre ssed
stamped sta envelope for reply Is inclosed.
The tickets go on sale Monday morn
ing at o'clock at S2l East Main
Street. 1t is believed that the supply
VIII be exhausted in a very few days.
The olympias and the Barton
Heights elevens will get together this
| afternoon In Barton Heights, while the
Ail.freps VIII have game at Byrd
Everybody is getting in line for the
h DoWiing meeting to be held Monday
that there will be number of women
on hand to form women's league.
l me more the merrier, and the fair
the sterner attendants.
40 meeting OF the Virginia League
Will be held until November c. the
date set at the previous meeting. 1t
ing earlier, so that all of the business
transacted could have been completed,
but Williams probably knows what he
is doing.
Now that the work of th- rules COM
mittee has been completed, 1t might
not be n bad idea for the amateur
baseball enthusiasts to get together
and start doing things. The date on
which applications must be la the hand
or Secretary Hopper is October is. He
VIII likely call meeting Immediately
after that date.
The hunting season is with US, and
the country is fun Of embryonic MINI
rods. So far no unprecedented kills
have been reported.
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NATIONAL LEAGI

Philadelphia. 4; PittsburE, 4.
Boston. 4; Cincinnati. 4 eleven in
nings).
(No other games scheduled)
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Philadelphia.
plttsburR,


.Batted for Simon In ninth.
tBatted for Hendrix In ninth.
Score by innings: Il.
Philadelphia ...................i v: 1000 VI
summary: Runs-Carey Cox Wilson. Wus
ncr, Knabe. Lobert t2l Luderus 90, Paskert
CD Two-base hiis-Carey, Titus. Stolen
bases-Carey, Mccarthy. Paskert. Double
McKechnie to Keliher.; Paskert to Knabe
Loft on bases-Pittsburg, 8: Philadelphia ).
First base on errors-Pit,sburg, 3; Philadei-
phia, 8. Hits-On Gardner in inning;
or Hendrix in S innings. First base on
oails-Oh Gardner, 2; OFF Hendrix, |. of
Alexander, l. Struck out-By Hendrix, q; by
Alexander, s. Wild pitch-Hendrix. Passed
ba!ls-Cotter 90 Time OF game, I:o2 UNI
pircs, Kisler and Finneran
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ertinent Comment
BY GUS MALBERT

1t was u Gull day in baseball yes
terday. Rain interfercd with several
or the scheduled events, and the Giants
ana Cubs, around whom the greatest
interest centres, were not on the
cards. They will do double act this
afternoon. and the Giants Will have
to grab both to regain their lost
honors.
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Football To-Day

virginia against william and
Mnry, at Charlottesville.
v. r. i. against Hnmpden-sidney,
Mt BlncksburR.
Richmond College against Mary
land Agricultural College, at Rich
ntond.
Randolph-Macon against Fred
ericiksbufs College, at Ashland.
Yale against Holy Cross, at New
Haven.
Harvard against Bates, at Cam
bridge.
Princeton against stevens, at,
Princeton.
PennsyIvania against Franklin
md Mnrshall, at Philadelphia.
Cornell against Colgate, at ithaca.
Brown against New Hampshire,
at Providence.
Dartmouth against Massachusetts
Asgies, mt Hanover.
Carlisle against Dickinson, Mt
Carlisle.
Syracuse against Hobart. MT sy-
racuse.
Lafayette against Ur.inur, at
Enston.
Georgia aEainst Alabama Pres
byterinn, mt Athens.
:. Georgetown asninst seapaen Gun
neral school, at washineton.
tI III - .
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The hunting season is with us, and
the country Is fun Of embryonic MINI
RODS. So far no unprecedented kills
have been reported.
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mittee has been completed, 1t might
not be n bad idea for the amateur
baseball enthusiasts to get together
and start doing things. The date on
which applications must be In the hand
or Secretary Hopper is October is. He
VIII likely call meeting Immediately
after that date
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY

New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg
Boston at Cincinnati
Brooklyn 1t ST. Louis. |
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Governor Dix is tired of the new
boxing law in New York. and he is
using his efforts to have 1t revoked
somehow or other the men manipulal-
ing the game In the big city don't seem
TO be able to tote fau long enough to
give the real fellows a chafIce
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Marriage Iic.n.A

Marriage License
A marriage license was issued yesterday
IN the Hastings Court to Richard A. Eadr
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Cleveland at Philadelphia.
St Louis at New York
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at Boston
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DAY IN THE BIG LEAGUES
RESULTS YESTERDAY

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, s., Detroit, 8.
(Other games postponed; ra.n)
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The olympias and the Barton
Heights elevens will get together this
afternoon In Barton Heights, while the
All Props will have game at Byrd
Park with the Medicos.