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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
BOWLERS MEET
AND 0 R G AN|zE
Enthusiasm Shown When De-
voices of Sport Gather in
Murphy's Hotel.

The first step toward organizing the
powlers of Richmond was taken las,
night at d mass meeting held In the
assembly hall OF Murphy's Hotel, when
n permanent organization was formed
10 be known as the Richmond Bowling
association. The meeting was attend
ed by representative men and the en-.
thusiasm shown auGurs well for the
success OF the sport this season.
committee composed of Messrs
smith, Barrow, Geitz. Whitman and
Montague was appointed to draft rules
and bylaws for the association This
committee will meet tonight and will
report to meeting of the association
which Will be held in Sanger Hall Fri
day night. Officers were elected as
follows: President. S. y. Williams
treasurer. w. IL. Splitting; Secretary
w. y. Montague.
The following teams have entered
Alcos, Gallagher, captain: Nirginians
Spilling. captain; Times-Dispatch, Bell
captain: Journal. Sheridan, Captain
News Leader. Brooke, captain: Refining
tons. Handley. captain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
WILTsE DOES GREAT WORK

PittsburE. Pa, October 2.-The New
York team appeared in the closing
game of the local baseball season to-
day, defeating Pittsburg by a score Of
to 0. 1t was an exceptionally well
played contest The pre-eminent fca.
ture was the pitching of Wlltse. who
held the local batsmen to two singles
one of a decided scratchy charact ter
Not Pittsburg player reached second
base, and only four got to hrst.
In all only twenty eight men faced
Wiltse. one of whom received a base
on balls. The fielding on both sides
was sharp, many brilliant plays being
made.
Devore scored New York's first run
in the fourth inning. He opened tho
period by hitting a slow grounder to-
ward first base, which nobody could
handle in time lie went to second on
Doyle's base on balls. to third on a
sacrifice by Snodgrass, and home on
Murray's out from Mccarthy TO Nc
kechnic. The two runs In the sixth
were scored by Wiltse and Devore
Wiltse was given his base on balls
and Devore made his third hit. sac
rifce by Doyle put Wise on third and
Devore on second. from where both
scored on single by Snodgrass
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
AUDITOR WARREN
DEFIANT AGAIN
Follows His Own Plan in Matter
of Printing Annual
Reports.

open defiance Of the city Attorney
and OF the Council Committee on
Printing and Claims was announced
last night by City Auditor Warren
The committee met to inquire why
the annual volume of city reports had
not been issued. The reports were
submitted by the Mayor to the March
meeting of the Council and ordered
printed under the city's annual con-
tract at that time. II developed that
Auditor Warren had submitted only a
skeleton of his report to the Mayor.
Printer Clyde w. Saunders elaborate
statistical tables not embraced in the
report sent to the Mayor. Mr.. Saund-
ers refused to print the paper. as not
having been authorized. and his stand
was Endorsed by the committee. Mr.
printer. and had the report issued at
a cost OF SIS. which he paid out of
the Auditors contingent fund, Mr.
Pollard said the payment other than
TO the contract city printer was with
out authority.
I'D like to see YOU get IL ONT Of
me- replied Mr.. Warren to the as
sertion that the payment was Illegal
In order to settle the matter the COM
mittee secured adoption by the Com
mon Council last night of "A resolu-
ton accepting the printed and en-
iarged report in place OF that sub
mitted by the Mayor. and Mr.. War
ren's attention was called to the or
dinance forbiddinS the handing in OF
skeleton reports.
The controversy over payment for
the City Code was settled under adj
vice OF City Attorney Pollard. vouchers
being Issued to the trustees in bank
pany. and to Gill Bros, who completed
the work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
Ford Motor Cars
One takes the place Of three horses.
ASK your doctor"
FORD AUTO CO., 1879 w. Broad St.
NULL WILL MANAGE
BASKETBALL TEAM
Elected to Succeed Baldwin.
New Athletic Constitution
in Effect.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.


Lexington, Va, October 2--The
athletic council of Washington and
Lee University has elected Willard
Fillmore Null, Jr.. of Greensburg. Pa,
manager of the basketball team, to
ill the vacancy caused by Manager
III. p. Baldwin's failure to return to
college this year. Although a second
year man in the university, Mr.. Null Is
erninently qualified to MI the position
with which he has just been honored,
having attended the Penn. State
college for two years, before
MS entrance to Washington and Lee,
where he was closely identified with
basketball. Manager Null promises to
give the White and Blue one of the
pest schedules this year within the
history of the institution, although
ne mas not announced his plans in
detail as yet. Mr.. Null was on the
basketball squad last year, and is a
member of the Phi Kappa Sigma"
fraternity.
At the beginning of the session,
washington and Lees new athletic
constitution went into effect, which
gives the university an entirely new
system for managing athletics The
ofhcers of the association are Harry
moran. chairman; ID. c. Moomaw. vice
chairman; Lee Ordeman. secretary; j.
T. McC-CH, treasurer.
The whole athletic system at Wash
lnSton and Lee is controlled by an
athletic council. provided for In the
new constitution, which is composed
OF eleven members; two faculty repre-
sentatiVes. appointed by the president
OF the university; four alumni repre-
sentatives. two of whom reside in Lex
ington; five student representatives.
three OF whom shall be the officers
OF the General Athletic Association.
Ihe council elects one of its own ,,,on,
bers as graduate manager. Tho nor
sonnei OF the council for this year is
as follows: Harry Moran. chairman:
-. e. Moomaw. vice chairman: DIR.
Aldermen. l. Iarrick. +. p Davis
); T. McCrum. John T. Zard. Borden
garrett and NJ C. Deaver. N, C.
DeaVer is graduate manager
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
FEATURE EVENT
IS DECLARED OFF
Heavy Going, as Result of Heavy
Rains, Marks Days
Racing.

Louisville. KY, October Heavy
going, as result of continual rain
during the last several days, marked
the races this afternoon at Churchill
Downs. Owing TO numerous with
drawals. the handicap. fourth on the
card. at six furlongs, was declared Off,
and a mile race was substituted. II
was won handily BY Balronia.
The third race. one mile and halt.
another feature, was captured by Fire.
man in big gallop, with Nadzu sec.
ond, and Messenger Boy third. Markic
NJ. slated as one Of the principal can.
didates in next Saturdays endurance
race, broke down in the third race,
nd may not be entered next Saturday.
Summaries:
First race-selling; six furiongs-
John Griffin IL, los tGoosc). first; AL
Welles. LOG (Loftus). third. Time,
l:l5 20. Union Jack. High Range and
Gold of Ophir also ran. 81 mutuels
paid: John Griffin H.. $3.50, straight:
$500. place; $430. show. Al Muller,
S2.90. place; $3.50. show. Waite Welles,
$3.50, show.
Second raSs-se,ing sS fSrilongs
Widow. 1903 Noftus). first; Ben Prior,
LOG (wrispen), second; Incision. 1O3
SMaoele;sworth), third Time, 1:i5 10.
1HiSt1e ioei$, Fort Johnson rama
zaIetta, Camel Helen Burnett and
ming Widow, s4,2o, straight: $3.50,
place; 50, show. BeE p-ior, $3.50. place;
$3.50, show. Incision, $3.50, snow.
Third race-mie and Al half; three
{irst; Nadzu, los (Taplin), second
Messenger Boy. sc (Steele), third.
Tim 2:40 Us. Markie NJ. and Royal
Report ran 81 mutuels paid: Fireman,
$3.50. straight; $3.50, place; $3.50, show.
sengcr Boy, s2.7o, show.
Fourth race-handicap; one mile
Substitute original race declared Off
-Balronia, ll2 (Skirvin(, first; Phil
Mohr, los (Henry), second; Merry Lad.
102 (Hoffman), third. Time, 1:45 rs.
Aviator. Mark Anthony H., Fulfill,
Rubie Grande Golden, Jeanne dare
and Sam Harbor ran. So mutuels paid:
Balronia, $3.50, straight; $3.50. place;
$7.70. show. Merry Lad, $3.50, show.
Fifth race-selling: six furlongs;
two-year- olds-Yanker, 200 (Moles-
WORTHY. first: Tourist, loo (Taplin),
second lEloo. 1903 (Loftus), third.
Time, 1:17 o-5. Dahrmoy Boy and
Sarah Chenault ran. 81 mutuels paid:
Yanker, s4.40, straight; $3.50, place;
s2.10. show. Tourist, $3.50, place; s2.10,
show: Igloo, S2.l0, show.
Sixth race-selling; one mile and a
sixteenth-Tombigbee, los (Henry).
ond Wander. 1903 Uoftus). third.
Time, ISL a-5. slgurd also ran. 81
mutuels paid: Tombigbee, $3.50,
straight; $40. place $3.50, show.
Lackrose. $3.50, place; $3.50, show.
Wander. $3.50, show.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
FOOTBALL At BINGHAM.
Team PrncticinR Daily Under Dtrec-
lion of Conch Norton

Special TO The Times-Dispatch.l
Ashevillc. n. c.. october Foot
BAN practice at Bingham School is
progressing nicely, and the prospects
for good team this year are good,
although II is stated by Coach Norton
that the line is going to be less ex-
perienced than last year. on account
OF The fact that the men who ara try
ing for places this season lack ex.
perience. the old men who were on the
line having been shifted to the back
held.
The first game will be played at
chapel I'M with the University, and
while the Bingham!tes do not have
any hopes OF getting away with the
game. they hope to give the collegians
a scrappy fight Each year Binsham
puts out remarkably strong team
Tor prep school, and shows up we'll
against the colleges. which she goe,
up against.
The team this year is being coached
by Captain Cleveland Norton, who has
rounded the cadets into shape for sew
eral years past and the captain this
season Is Malcolm Angler, of Durham.
VINO was one OF the strongest mon on
me team last year. Despite tho fact
mat the line liz not showing up we'll
just Ct present, tho members OF the
squad show a Willingness to learn and
desire to do thinss that makes those
VINO have seen them try out believe
" VII show UP we'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
GAME FIGHT MADE
BY COLLEGE TEAM
Especial to The Times dispatch ]

Hampd en- Sidney, October Elm view
of the fact that two Of the touchdowns
scored against the Hampdea Sidney
eleven at Blacksburg on Saturday were
made on iiukcs, everybody is very much
encouraged at the tight which the team
made against their strong opponents
at " p. l.
The line, which in the game against
Virginia seemed to be very weak
strengthened exceedingly and proved
itself one of the strongest in years.
Coach Cecil was pleased with the show
ing that the line, which had received
most of his attention last week. made
Very rarely was the line. which con-
sisted of Bowling, centre: Walker and
Guthrie, guards; Benedict. Atkinson
and Oppcnhimer. tackles; Payne, Ar
buckle aEd Willis, ends. ever pcnc-
trated, although outwcighed by twelve
pounds to the man.
The backiield. although weakened hv
the absence OF Captain Lewis, who was
forced to retired on account of injury
In the nrst quarter, played u plucky.
hard game.
The defensive work o: the Hamp-
den Sidneys far surpassed their Of.
fensive. and much Of this weeks prac
tice Will find the ball in the hands OF
the varsity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
United Board to Meet

Governor Mann yesterday called a
Board. to be held on Thursday morn.
ing. October IL, at 10 o'clock, in his
the Governor, the Commissioner OF
Agriculture, two members of the stat,
Board OF agriculture. two mem.
Agriculture, the Superintendent OF
Public instruction. the president and
a member of the board of visitors OF
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute. the
Experiment Station. the general d.
rector of demonstration work OF the
United States Department OF Agricul-
ture: and the Virginia director Of that
work. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
Chesapeake and OHIO E,rn,,

Ihcreases both In the gross and 10,
oPeratihs revenues OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio lines are shown In ths IN
port OF the company for the month nj
August: as compared with the same
month last year. The freight revenues
increased from S2,246.461.64 in 1910 10
passenger revenue. from S5s3s59.3e to
1886. 4l44O. a decrease is shown in
the Item of "other transportation rove
nue., OF 3 per cent. The total revenue
Is S3.Ol9,l322l an increase of $50
S03.S9, or 9 per cent.
The operating expenses were sl,ss2
1860, an increase OF per cent Tn,
proportion of expenses TO gross reve-
nues was 62.4 per cent. for August.
1911, compared with 6l.6 per cent. for
the same month of 1910
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
G .;a!l,
~ MOTOR CARS
GoraonEl Motor! Motors Company
RIclndoND. VIRGINIA
CHRISTIANS MEET
At hEWP0 RT NEWS
Especial to The Times.Dlspatch.

Especial to The Times ID ispatch.l
Newport News. Va, October with
nearly 100 delegates In attendance, the
annual convention of the Christian
churches OF Virginia began here to-
night. with welcoming exercises at
the Thirtieth Street Church of Christ.
Mayor Marquis Jones welcomed tho
visitors on behalf of the city, and the
welcome on behalf OF the churches
was EXTENDED by Rev. r. r. Wexford,
u. d. pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church.
Rev: II. o. Hlake, OF Roanoke, and
Kew. II. r. Atkins. of Richmond. req
hundred more delegates arc expected
TO- morrow. when the real work of
the convention begins. The session
VIII continue through Tuesday. We'd
ncsday and Thursday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
Shot HI. lin. nro,.

Playing with pistol yesterday
morning at $50 North Seventeenth
street the weapon was accidentaiiv
alscharsed by Walter PuindeXter. n
negro boy, and the bullet passed
through his hand, breaking 49,
ana lodged In the chest OF his three
year-oid brother. John Poindexter. The
city ambulance was summoned and
Dr. watts took the younger boy to tho
was said TO have been critical. his
mother insisted that she be permitted
TO take him to her home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
COBB FAILS TO GET HIT

Cleveland o.. October 2-Cleveland
defeated Detroit In the first game Of
the final series here, to 4. Manager
Jennings, OF Detroit, was chased from
the field by Umpire Perrine in the
first inning, while Umpire O'Loughlin
elected Pitcher Mullin in the third for
expressing derlsion. Pitcher Coving-
ton was forced to retire because his
pitching hand was hurt by batted
ball. Cleveland could do but little
with either Mullin or Covington. but
round Summers easy. Crawford led in
batting with two doubles and two
singles. Cobb famed twice and fouled
out once. Kaler struck out ten men,
but had one bad inning. Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
Pollock Calls Meeting.

Chairman Gilbert X. Pollock iss,,a
sast night a call for a meeting OF ths
special Committee on Changes I'm tho
FORM Of City Government for Thurs
hssht at o'clock. Al q meeting
VI tne common Council last night n
resolution was offered by Mr. Radcliffe
rccitihs mat this committee had been
appointed many months ago, and re-.
uucs,hs tnat II present It's report to
.ne November meeting OF the Council
AIT. POLLOCK stated that 1t was hopeJ
mat the committee would be in a posi-
ton TO report within a few wcoks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
SYRIAN ARRESTED
Caught In New York ON s,ytndIipe
Charge Preferred Here.

The Richmond police were notified
last night that Davids Fenanderen, a
syrian, believed to be wanted In Rich
mond for swindlins some OF his fei-
40" countrymen. had been arrested
The man is alleged to have sold 70
some OF the local colony OF Syrians
me exclusive privilege OF shining
shoes az the Jefferson and Murphy's
iloteis Tor the sums ranging from si50
TO 1900. 1t was maintained by friends
Oh fenanderen that he actually did
nave such concessions to lease and
a mistake. IS II
1T is likely that Detective Sergeant
Wren Will leave to-day to brinS the
prisoner to Richmond '''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
LYNCHBURG HIGH SCHOOL
ANNOUNCES ITS SCHEDULE
[special to The Times.pispatch.l

Especial to The Tim es- Dispatch.]
Lynchburg, Va. October 2.-The
football team of the Lynchburs High
School has arranged the following
schedule for the present season:
October Jefferson High School, at
Lynchburg.
October lA-Roanoke High School,
al Lynchburg.
October 3l-Randolph- Macon Acad-
envy. at Bedford City.
November 4-Roanoke High School,
at Roanoke.
November II and l9-Open
The team will average about 40
pounds. the men helm very speedy,
though light.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
CORONER TO INVESTIGATE
KILLING OF LOVETT TODAY

The case OF Clara Henley, colored
accused Of the murder of James Lovett
home. 1905 st. Paul Street. carly sun
day morning. was continued yesterday
in Police Court until Thursday. DR. A
B. Cosby and Arthur Griffin and Mary
Harris. Serena Brown and Helen
Brown, who were In the house al the
time. were arrested. DIR. Cosby fur.
nished bond in the sum of $500 for
his appearance at the next hearing.
Coroner Taylor will hold an inquest
this morning to Inquire into the kill
ing of Lovett
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
FINALLY NAB HER
Warrant Issued Inst Winter Served
Last Night on Negro wnmnn.

""rTHht IHHucu Lust Winter Served
Last Night on Negro Woman
Hattie Winston, alias Hattie RAN
colored, was arrested last night on a
warrant charging that she feloniously
assaulted Martha Winston. The war
rant was sworn out last February. She
was taken to the First Police station
and Will be given a hearing this morn
Ing in Police Court
william Dean, colored, was also
locked up In the First Station on
charge OF stealing s2l from Joe Nora.
r. barber at 1909 East Broad Street.
Inc negro was employed as boot
oiack' II Is alleged that he nude
away with $40 In gold and one 81
Sreenback. He was arosted nv Do
tective Smith
" d. Chandler. an alleged sus
plclous character. believed TO have
the Second Station. ~ a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03

Detroit, Mich, sOctober 1.-The News
says eu-day that Detroit American
League baseball club has occurred waiv-
ers on Left Fielder Davy Jones and
Catcher Charlie Schmidt. 1t has not
been definitely stated what disposition
Will be made OF the veterans. but II is
intimated that they will go to the
American Association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
Mrs. Gundcr.on Found.

Mrs Annette Gunderson. OF eoo
thu police yesterday m,rniny by her
nn,usDand. n: Gundersen AN einploye at
~ lrp.!y's Hotel. as having been miss
ihg from her home with her three
last night at the headaiiarters oT ti,r
Associated Charities She was found
py detective Sergeant wiltshire She
$50 She did not wish TO return 10
nm, ana she was left in charge 4
rev. james Buchanan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
QunIincntion. in Cb.,c.r

Mamie t. Bryant qualified yesterday
IN the Chancery Court as guardian Of
Viola. Elise and Oscar Mcdowell The
estate is valued at st.36i
Maggie NJ Armentrout qualified as
administrator of the estate of Henry
b. Armentrout. The estate is valued
at SLIGO.
Walter T. Smith qualified as executor
of the Will of Mary j. smith The es-
tate is valued at $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
TRUCK HORSES SLIP
Had Narrow Escape While Making
Sharp Turn ON WY To- Eirn

Co. witty turning the curve into Third
street from Main. In responding iasi
nisht to an alarm OF fire from Third
horses drawing Truck No. /. driven
ny Lieutenant Manly .ian. slipped and
Tell upon the paving. Both anImnis
were severely bruised. They struggled
10 their rect and were able to continue
their trip TO the fire. though ono MAS
limping badly.
Tho tire consisted OF a few burnjnr
buildings on the roof OF a house nj
was trifling '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
MISTR|AL LIKELY
IN NORRIS CASE
Special to The Times-Dispatcb j,

RelciSh, N. c., October 2.-There is
a hung jury In the case of l. ]. Nor
ris, charged with the murder of ].
from 5:10 o'clock this afternoon TO
1890 o'clock tonight. the jury re-
tired and will tomorrow morning
resume it's efforts to set together.
There is NO official Information as
TO how Ethe Jury stands. The indica-
tons. however, are that there are two
jurors standing out for conviction.
and the other ten for acquittaI. The
indications now are that there will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03

-. ~ Haley, thirty years old. a
plumber. surrendered himself vester.
day at the Second Police Station
where warrant was held for his ar.
rest on charge OF passing a worth
les on George Abraham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
VICTORY FOR PHILLIEs

Philadelphia. Pa, October 2-Phil-
adelphia hit the deliveries of Perdue
and Weaver hard to-day and defeated
Boston to 3. Hogs, the third pitcher
used by Boston. and Chalmers, who
succeeded Curtis. were effective. Score
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03

Cleveland,
Total. IS. Ia 27i5 Totals So lo..u !,
.Bat,ed for Summers in ninth inning.

|Batted Tor Summers IN ninth Inning.
Score BY innings; Il.
Cleveland .......................o0 loo4a -
Detroit .........................0 BOZ 90 o.
summary: Runs-Graney t2), Birmingham,
Ball. Turner ~, kaler. Bush te). Craw-
ford Two-base hits-Crawford ta) kaler,
birmingham. Sacrifice hits-cobb Delehan-
~. Gainor. stolen bascs-Olson jackson.
Double play-Covington, Bush and Gninor.
Hits-On Mullen, l In IL innings; of
Covlngton. in 20 innings. OFF Summers
S in Innings. Bases on bails-On kaler. 2;
off CovinSton. .; off Summers. |. struck
out-By kaier, 10; by CovinSton /: by sum
mers !. Passed ball-Wiison. Wild pitch
kaler, l. First base on crrors-Cleveland, ..
Left on bascs-Cleveland. Ii: Detroit, G.
Time. l:F Empires. OLough!n and Per
rine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03

me railroad Y NJ. C. ona
vcrv ing n league with last night. and
hhS s IN much enthusiasm was displa x xad a
scores PAYERS and all present. The
SEQ eSnes and Cook), won two. lost oen nts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
baldwin and Frayne Match,d

Matty Baldwin, OF Chelsea, Mass. and
Johnny Frayne. OF San Francisco. have
been matched to meet In a ten-round
bout here October .. They will weigh
in al t3S pounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03


tBatted for Curtis In fourth inning
Score by innings: r.
Boston .........................oo 5000 o-3
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures o 1 . o -
summary: Runs-Ailler,' Bridwell. McDon-
aid, Knabe Magee. Luderus. Paskert, KILL
fer. Beck. Two-base hits-Rariden. Titus
chalmers. sacrifice hics-Mc Donald. Masec
ooolan stolen bases-McDonald. Lohert.
struck out-By Rerdue, /: by Weaver, 3; by
Curtis. 3; by Chalmers, l. Double plays
Raridcn and Mcdonald; Knabe and Lude-
Boston. y; Philadelphia. 10. bases on balls
on weaver. !: off Curtis. 9; of Chalmers g.
iiits-on Pcrdue. In inning: off Weaver
~ IN ! Innings; off HosE. In innings; on
Curtis, in ( innings; of Chalmers In 5
innings Time. $50. Umpireu Riger and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
Medical soriety Nicotine

The Richmond Academy of Medicine
and Surgery Will meet tonight 10 e.
eide about the entertainment of tho
Medical Society of Virginia. which will
hold Its next meeting In Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
AMERICAN.

Philadelphia at Washington
Boston at New York
Detroit at Cleveland {.
St Louis at Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
Miss Broaddu. Return,.

Miss Mary Broaddus, superintendent
OF the Sheltering Arms Hospital, has
she attended clinics OF the Mayo
Brothers at e. Mary's Hospital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
NATIONAL.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY

Chicago at ST. Louis.
Other games not scheduled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-03
CHARTERS ISSUED

Zones rolled high average. $50 n
sook high score. ISIS. ~