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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
BY FRANK S. TOUsEY.

Christ Church Association, a philan-
thropic and athletic Christian work
for men and boys. is beginning It's
NTH year of activity. The gymnasium
classes began September Is. Tho in
terest shown this season Is greater
than ever before. The young men and
boys on Church Hill are enthusiastic
about the athletic side OF the work
and are already laying plans for sew
eraI indoor meets this winter
The gymnasium and athletic com
mittee for the season OF 1911 and
1912 Is composed of the following
men: William NJ. Bryant, w. Z. Tuck,
Alfred A. schaaf. William II. Weston,
William p. Hay. Robert z. Bell,
Thomas Murdoch. II. w. Melton, Or.
William n. Parker, This committee
Will assist the athletic director IN
planning the work in the interest of
the members. 70
For the information OF those who
do not know about the work. it's char
acter and it's scope. a few cases OF
personal WORK are here cited.
First. A boy going on thirteen years
Of age, guilty OF stealing and threat
eT.ed with the reform school. by CO.
operating with his parents and in
taresting him in the gymnasium, he
Is now working every day and giving
good account Of himself He at
tenos tho Baptist Sunday-school.
Second baseball saved a young
man from his worst enemy. He ts
now n credit to his relatives and
friends and loveable fellow amongst
his companions over whom he exerts
q good influence,
Third. A boy Of eighteen was fas
becoming a gambler when n friend
interested him IN gymnasium games.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
BOYS TAKE BUGGY TO
GO CHESTNUT HUNTING

Especial to The Richmond Virginian. ,
AARRiSONBGRG. VA, Sept. 27.-
Harrisonburg has two youthful horse
thieves.
Walter McCary, IL years old. and
Teddy Jenkins, . years old, unhitched
~, N, Areys horse near the Kava-
naugh hotel, Jumped into the rubber
tired buggy and drove away into West
Rockingham,
Telephone messages traced the
youngsters about ten miles distant
where they stopped for the night.
Magistrate Downing fined Walter
S2.bo, and said he would send him TO
the reform school should he offend
again.
Teddy was excused on account of
his age.
The boys said they wanted To GO
chestnut hunting, They beat the horse
numerically, taking turns riding in
tho buggy and on the horses back,
The animal Is In a bad condition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28

fVVaES % II Is
@Batted for Mowrey in ninth
'sBatted for Wingo In ninth.
Raytea for mud rr1f)ly g., ,t,,},
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28

WEST VIRGINIA
MUST PAY Bill
VIRGINIA ASKS SUPREME COUUI
TO TAKE COGSIZANCE OF h
DELINQUENCY.

That there is to be no Unnecessary
delay in forcing West virginia tn
come 10 time in a settlement of the
little bill. which has been due the
state Of Virginia for some decade1,s
was made evident yesterday whens
Attorney General s. w Williams jour-
neyed to Washington with a twenty
five page document by means of whiclks
the Supreme Court of the Unit00|
States will be made ADVISED of the
debtor States DELINQUENCY. Notion
Will be made asking the court to ta1xoF
such action as may be deemed necee<l
sar$ in the premises to hasten a set
tlement. The document sets out all
Of the correspondence had betweeus
the two states since the rendering o.
tn Judgment some months ago. an8I
concludes as follows
The Commonwealth of yirginfa.j
having thus exhausted the means
within her control for bringing abouts
conference between the two States
as recommended by the coutr, can.
under the circumstances. derive no
nope or expectation that West Wire
GINA VIII make any agreement withs
Virginia for settlement in the man
ner indicated by the court and -
convinced that the time has come for
this court, In its own way 10 deter-s
mine the questions left open by tn
decision already rendered and to grant
the complainant complete relief.
To this end she therefore respects
fully suggests that the court will, IN
accordance with the alternative sug-s
gestion made In Its decision. recon 81
mt the cause to the special master
with instructions to ascertain and re-
port forthwith to the court the
amount of interest which the State OF
West Virginia should be REQUIRED to
pay on the principal sum already In
dicated by the court, or that the COURT
will proceed otherwise, as II may de-
termine, TO adiudicate that question:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
Cubs Beat Giants to With Rube Marquard Pitching
Christ Church Association is Doing
Grand Work for Rising Generation

lie Is now a regular attendant at
church and sunday-school and ia try
lHs 10 win former companions from
their evil ways and he is succeeding
too.
Fourth. a fourteen year-oLd boz
with nelghborhood reputation fol-
general toughnesa, thought to DO be-
You'd help and drifting toward the
reform school. is now member OF
the association, a member of the
Methodist Sunday school and more
po.te and gentlemanly boy would be
hard to ind.
Fifth. a man whom everybody has
Eood word for and yet who Is con-
stantly under the influence of liquor
Nile not a member OF this associa-
tcn. recently brought a young man
10 the building and urged him to JOIN
saying that II was a good place 10
FF erG leisure time away from tho cor
ne gang.
Sixth. A boy OF ten years, whose
Parents thon,s1t would never reach
manhood. is now a husky tad. All VINO
grow him say that the gymnasium WINS
the means Il saving him. He attends
die baptist church and IL d ypleudid
fellow.
While the work is under the direct
rnanaR ement of Christ Episcopal
church. membership is not IN any way
restricted to members of that denomi-
nation. 1t makes no difference what
church YOU attend. II doesn't mat
ter what you believe, nor do we in
tend TO use the work as a bait to
change your views on any subject
Our aim Is to he Of service TO men
and boys OF any and every creed
This ia n philanthropio work and as
such II will continue with men and
boys on Church Hill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
Running Race.
FRANK GOTCH AGENT
FOR MITCHELL CAR

Crank Gotch. worlds champion
wrestler, annexed 8 toe-hold on a
Mitchell contract and has signed up
for q year 10 go to the mat with any
one in tho vicinity OF Humboldt, la
After what hs did TO Hack" the
RUSSIAN lamb 1t IS safe bet 10
place your money on Gotch. Frank
looked over the field of white hopes
and picked the Mitchell as cham
pson he could not throw inside Of =
year. w. /. lay, general sales man
ager Of The Mitchell Company, says.
We are looking for good strong rep
reseEtatNes and IN C;otch / guess
We've gNI orc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
SHOULD HAVE ANTITOyIN
READY FOR OUTBREAKS

Local boards of health and uracss
uclhg. physicians are warned by that;
state department of Health to kAerny
an ample stock OF antitoxin an han6
To be ready for outbreaks of diphthersrx
Waleh may be expected during thS
month
Within month. say health ofacar.1a
the annual outbreak of diphther11T
IN the State VIII be at its maxtnuns1s
ana IFS control will depend larrai7
/ upon the promptness with which as1ffs
toxin 10 applied. If this remedy En@
neglected. scores of lives will ba 49,
when might otherwise be saved an6s b
IN ADDITION, new centers OF the dtsoG11S \
WIN De established. Health auth0t4le
eies point out that only where ~
antitoxin Is availab BILE for Use an 49,
as diagnosis can be made. viii i2&
achieve the best results in thu xrAAAX]
ment of diphtherla E%
The arrangem ents for the disfr4tssSSss3
ton of antitoxin are az comntnts p S7F
We can make them in the absAss1S58
or any state law providing for the frS17
DISTRIBUTION OF this remedy said AIi|
oHicer of the health departments SsSz#
DAY Any physician who needs n
remedy can secure II from Richx,a1
W communicating with the denHf'2
ment. Bill Will be rendered Nv nv
manufactures and the remedy win
supplied az the lowest possible rate7i2|
which are about one-fourth Of tho~
formerly charged by the retail traTSzg
Every physician should keep n str,xS :
OF antitoxin within easy reach. ,sS73
pectally as IL can be returned IL nsT7
time before the limit stamped
etch package. and new antitoxin -
be issued In its place upon pAvrn S127
IF very small fee. Twenty-fssG
horrs delay In the use OF antifu
often costs a human life, sasa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
MENDED HIS HIP
WITH AID OF NAIL


Mr.. J. #. Yarbro. OF Nashville. y.
G, leaves for home to-day after
spending several weeks at the Retreat
Tor the Sick. where no was treatafl
for fractured hip.
Ills hip was broken in a runaway
accident near his homo town. but tho
fracture did not begin To mend until
ne was brought TO ltichmond and the
surgeons made thu bones fast with
the aid Of a tenpenny nail
Last week the wound was ppenAa
and the nall removed, Tho wound
has now healed again and the pa
uent appears In tip-top shape.
tic Will return home singing the
praises OF the Richmond surgeons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
Cornell Has star kicker

ITHACA, n. r., Sept 27.--CorneIl
easily defeated Allegheny In the open
ing game of the season this afternoon.
81 to o. Eddie Butler kicked a goal
from placement from the 29-yard line
and another from the field on the
%p-yard line. while the back field.
which PLAYED fast clever game, roll
ed up five touchdowns. The visitors
never scored a first down. and after
the first period they were played off
their feet, Long runs. forward pa sses
and onslde kicks we're worked sue
/ cessfullF, and Buckley and Eyrich
pulled off backward pass which net
ted several long gains.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
Light Work Mt Harvard

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Sept. 27-
The Harvard football candidates were
given very light work ro-Gav. The
usual morning and afternoon sessions
We're held. The work at both CON
sisted Of the usual rudlnentary drin.
after which the varsity ana second
squads faced each other in blood
less scrmmaee. tackling being bar
red. Coach Haughton did not APP
pear fer practice, Captain Fisher be-
ing in charge Of the men. Wendell.
the Crimson halfback, was not In togs,
He has developed slight case Of
charley horse and took in the work
from the side lines.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
WIFE DRAWS PISTOL
ON DERELICT HUSBAND

Especial 10 Tho Richmond virgfnlan }
GREENSBORO. y. C., Sept eT.~-.
A sensation was caused In pool room
here when Mrs. j. NJ. Field. with a
pistol, entered and placing the barrel
In the face of her husband ordered
him Is go home 90 his family. which
she alleged IN suffering because OF his
neglect.
Several men tn the pool room grab
bed tha weapon and possibly pre-
vented n tragedy as the woman ap-
peared desperate,
Field travels Tor the American
Credit Register Company. and IL well
known here
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
BADLY PUNCTURED
YOUTH IS ALIVE
WITH ELEVEN HOLES IN IN.
TESTtNEs, ATLAS DOYLE MAY
YET RECOVER.

Although his intestines were punc4
tured In eleven different places. thir-
feen-year-old Atlas DOYLE, OF Enc
poria. IS holding his own at Johns
ston- Willis sanitarium and may re-
cover, lie was shot last Saturday with
revolver by Thomas Allen. boy
PLAYMATE. who didn't know the gun
was loaded. II Is said
Dr Willis sewed up the holes made
ny the bullet and dressed the wound
as best he could. He thinks IN
yeungster now has hghting Chance.
me hoys parents are very pooe
ana on that account were not AHA
70 stay IN tho city after he waaS
brought to the hospital. However.
theF make daily inquiries as TO NJ
phone
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
CAPT. FULLAM GETS
POST AT CHICAGO

WASHINGTON. Sept. 27.--Captain
William +, Fullam. now in command
OF the hattleship Mississippi. has been
selected t. command the new naval
training station at Chicago.
Captain Fullam formerly was com
mandant Of the Newport; Il. l.. train
ing station. Ills period Of sea duty
has about expired, and as soon as
Secretary Meyer comes back to Wash
ington official confirmation OF the as
signment will be announced.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
B. X. GARRETT GETS
LICENSE TO MARE

Benjamin X, Garrett, aged 49,
FIVE. and Miss Bette ID, Adkina a12i
forty-tive, both or Richmond.
granted a license In the clerk,a -
Of the hastings court TO wed.
Garrett II a widower and a carno12
by occupation. III
Harry Fl. Hudson and Misa -
Kate Grafton were also lioenenN 4
wed Mr.. Hudson is In the eron
business -5TSS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
DohgerS Berat Raiahs.

ST, LOUIS. MO, Sept. 27.-Brook.
iyn won the first game Of the series
TO-DAY 20 8. In the ninth Lauder
milk passed Tooley and four singles
hy Coalson, Stark Higgins and
Northen sewed it up Willis retired
in the seventh after pitching good ban.
W. Miller retired in the seventh to
allow Hummel to hat for him and
knetzer who took his place. held the
Cardinals completely al his mercy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
BRITISH TOBACCO COMPANY
SOUTH BOSTON sT(Im<

Especial to Tho Richmond virS1n61
II o1SToN VA. Sept. III
Rrltiah-American Tobacco eel
has leased large building i1
rear OF tho Star Warehouss. n.
Boston, and which they viii Nv N
storage purposes during tho
until they have completed "
building for their exclusive xtn1
British American Company
Its independent buyers npcn ta2e
ket. nafnely Mr. GeoFoe "
cf nanvilie, Va. and Nr.
bingham. u South Heoeon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
Cleveland

Cleveland .......sl 2 o ! O O.
Athletics .......,0 ) 0 q o tt---~4
Left on hGses--.Athletics, & ftleve-
land. {. First base on errors-ttleyt,-
land. ?. Two base hits-Jackson {2l.
Three-ba hit--IaiIahan, Home
run Baker Sacrifice hi,s-Baker.
Turner. Sacrifice fles~JTurner.
Q Neih. Double piays~-perrick. Col
Inns to str1snk: Olsen, BAH 10 I4afoIe.
Struck out-By Brown~3 by Kaler.
). Bases on halls--oG Brown, =. eff
kaler. 4. Passed ball---0 NeiH Stolen
bsses--Iackson, Bali. Turner. 0NeHI.
Hit by pitched hail--By kaler d1orti1,
Time, iiSs. tmpircs Iineen and
perrine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28

New YORK .........0 o @ o o o Q %
Chicago ....-...-- > : @ *--S
TIVE base hits~-Murray. schultz. :.
y. Doyle. Safer Home Schaite.
Sacrifice hits~-Tinker, >; SAFER, Zffn-
norman. Left OF bases--New York.
-. Chicago, 3. Bases Oh balls-On
Richie. 5. off Marquard. s: oG Gran
dala. STRUCK oat~-By Richie, 2
~ t'randall, &. Hit by pitched ball
- MarQuard tSaier) Wnd pitch
Matqnard. Time. 1855. Empires.
. lay and Brennan. Attendance,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
Knockout by Hogan

NEWPORT, n. l.. Sept. 27-~"0ne
hound' Hogan. the San Francisco
Boxer, confirmed the report 10 hls
soubriquet tonight when he Knocked
out Charlie Hyiand. of New York in
the first round OF their bout. The
AFFAIR lasted ono minlte and twenty
seven seconds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
Tiners neat Nationals.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2t.-By
punching Ave hits In the seventh tn
ming and scoring four runs Detroit
won the opening game OF the series
here to-d day, to s. Roth Covington
and Cashion We're batted hard, Iy
Cobb cracked out four safe hits and
a sacrifice out of five times up, sehae-
fer's fielding and hitting was easily
the feature.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
Naval stntion rostofficc.

WAoHINIrTtFN. sept - The
Postmaster cieaeral to-day notified
tho Navy Department that the name
of the Great Lakes" Illinois post
office has been changed 70 Naval
Station" This was done on reques:
of the navy The new naval station
is located NJ this noint, and the rail-
roads have adopted the name Naval
sta tfor' Tor their depot there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
Boston,
Totals

Cincinnati ....,os oo0oso.
Boston ,.........t o 90 o. 4
Throo base hits Bates Mitchell.
Almeida. Left on bases Cincinnati,
Z, hoston, 10, nouna plAys~~~rerdue
60 Hauser Struck out~-fty lloyd d:
ny ferduc, 2; by Weaver. l. Bases
On balls ON CoQpton. =. or BOYD.
y; of Perdue, 4, Wild pitch Boyd
Rase hits--On Compton, =. or how'd
I: OF Perdue, l0i on Weaver. 4 Time
l:Ss. EMPIRES. Johnstons and Ea.
son.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28

WAsHIN4ToN. Sept 27.-Presl
dent Thomas c, Noves. OF the Wash
mgton American League club. adj
mitted to-day that George StovalI,
acting manager OF the Cleveland club.
~ being considered. with other can
didates, for the place Of manager Of
the Washington club.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28

Earned Washington, 4; De
troit. g. First base by errors Wash
lngton, / Detroit, l. Left on bases
Washington, s; Detroit. s. First
base on halls~~0fT cashion. 8: or Cow
in9ton, 2. Struck Bv covington.
J.; by Cashion. 2. Three base hit
Mcbride. Two base hit Delehanty.
Sacrifice hit--Cohb. stolen bases -
schaarer. Cobb. Delehanty. Drake t2l.
Gainer ca. Moriarity. rmpires.
Evans and Mullin. Ifma. 400.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
Walsh Blanks Red Sox.

BOSTON. Sept. 27.--The Red Legs
were banked by the White Cox to-
day. TO O.. Collins and Walsh we're
at their best and pitched N cham
pionship form. but tho ChicaEoanA
managed 10 make the best use OF
their few hits A triple by Bodie
and two-baggers by j. Collins and
Mcintyre helped considerably.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
Resis unxn ptcnin

CINCINNATI. Sept. e1.--The Reds
won ihe first game OF the Boston sa-
rtes. To 4, after scrappy battle
tompten lasted only two innings. but
BOYD, the ottnmwa recruit WHO sue
ceeded him, held the vlaltars safe The
Reds had TIVE big innings Off Huh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
CUBS BEAT GIANTS
IN HOLLOW STYLE
SCHULTZ MAKES TwExTY-sECoND
HOME run 6FF RuBE
VANGUARD.
NEW PORKERS BLANKED
DODGERS BEAT RAJAHs AND REDS
HAVE PICNIC WITH
BOSTON TAIL
END TEAM.


Chicago, s; Now York, @.
Cincinnati. 8. Boston, 4.
Brooklyn. 4; ST. Louis. 3.
Philadelphia Pittsburg. postponed;
wet grounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
Charged Win Asnau,,,nw e.,

ON Friday morning Magistrate pur-
wear VIII hear the case or joe 'roliver
eoiored, charged with asSauiting HI
tie Willie Mary BYRD. aged eight. The
youth was arrested By Officer Tiller
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28


Strauss cperetta, The Chocolate
Soldier" Was heard again at the
Academy last night and was received
with the acclaim that greeted IL on
IT'S first presentation As a musical
work il is so far sups<or 70 the aver
age production that there can he no
comparison.
The Chocolate Soldier" comes
nearer 70 the opera R0uffe Of a former
generation than any other modern
eperetta- 1t brings hack menorie OF
THO The Grand Duchess " The Beg
gar student" The GYPSY Baron. ="
written hy the grandfather Of the
composer Of THE Chocolate Soldier. ="
"tatlnitza" ana other works with
which Onenbach. Mllloecker. Johann
Strauss ana suppe delighted music
lovers as well as those who enjoy
genuine comedy. There Is no horse
play. ragtime and songs dragged IN
without excuse in The Chocolate Sol
der" II has unity. clarity ana
genuine music.
There have been several changes IN
the cast since II was last presented
at the Academy by the Whitney com
pauy Grace Drew and Leila Hughes
now divide the honers in the soprano
~ele and Osborne Clemson sings the
.itie role. Edmond Afulcahv stiil APP
Pears as Colonel Fopoff and he gives
d great performance
The cast. the chorus, the orchestra
ana tho setting Is fully up to the
standard OF the magnificent fret pro-
duetlon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
Washington.


Six months was what Magistrat to
Foisey handed Zack Randolph In
Henrico yesterday. for taking a lot az
carpenters tools. The negro was
caught with the goods on him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
EanffmlI Results

At Carlisle Muhlenhurg, 0: Car.
Isle, SO
At Observation-Disclosures Valley, 0
Lehigh. a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
MACk's RECRUITS
BEATEN BY MAPS
REGULARS GIVEN REST NOW THAT
CHAMPIONSHIP is
CLINCHED.
~
WALSH IN FINE FORW
WHITE sox PITCHER SHUTS OFT
RED sox-DETRoIT TIGERS
BEAT NATIONALS IN
EASY FASHION.
WALSH IN FINE FORNl


Cleveland. Z; Philadelphia, 4.
Detroit, Z: Washington, S.
Chicago. 3; Boston. o.
St Louis~New York, rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28

bQSteu >" v y y v ." y v
Two base hits-~McIntyre, j. Coz,
Inns Gardner. Three base hit--Iso-
die. Stolen base~-G. Lewis, Bases
on hails--On Collins, !; OFF Bushel-
man. /. Struck out---By Collins 3;
by Walsh, g. Sacrifice hits--McIn-
tyre, sullivan. Walsh. umpires-
Westervelt and Connolly. Time. l3e.
Attendance. 5000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28

Batted Tor M0wrev IN ninth.
'sBatted for Wingo In ninth.
'* Batted for Laudernilk I'm ninth
Score by innings:
Brooklyn .........00 010 0 o a
st. Louis .,..0 0 0 0 3 0 o.
Summary: base hits-Wiley,
Hauser, Mowrey, Northern Sacrifice
hit-Tooley. Sacrifice hy--o. Miller
Double play-~W Miller to Tooiev TO
Dnubert, Stolen ha Dauhert, Hug
gins, Wiley Clarke, Higgins Wild
plteh--I.audermilk Bases ON balls
OF t4audermilk, off Miller 3. or
sehardt. |. Struck out--Rv Willis,
2. by Miller, l: ny Knetzer. T. Pitch
ing recordOn willis. hits / run
in six innings; off Miller. hits, 8
runs In innings; of knetxer ! hit.
no runs IN innings. Left on bases
Brooklyn, T. st. Louis. 3. Time.
1855. umpires. KLEIN and Emslie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
AT THE THEATRES
AfmHtYI1Y

To-ntght-~'+The Chocolate Soldier. g"
Friday and Saturday nights and
matinee Mutt and JEFF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 27.-w1th
the championship already clinched.
connie Mack gave three OF his reg
oiars rest and used "A new pitcher
in the box. AS result. Cievefand
won, to 4, the visitors hitting Brown.
late OF Waterbury, Conn. hard in
spots. Emerson. OF Dartmouth. was
in Murphys place and Derrick sue
ceeded Barry at short. outaeider
Strunk was at first
k-t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28

New ork at lhlcago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at St Louis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28

Continuous vaudeville and movi9s
picture Shows
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28

tomorrow hight those two eminent
persona, Messrs, Mutt and JEFF. Will
be seen IN Richmond In the flesh \
sUtfeic4t cuYnedv mas been built around
the newspaper creation of Bud Fisher,
the csricatpris', and Nal EToyt and
George Bea1h Will he seen as the long
ard short Of il. otherwise Mutt AID
Jeff
Mutt aud >Jer'' is 81 three act.
The first shows the lawn and clu3.
house OF the race track at Saratoga.
The second Is the deck ~ the steamer
insurgent and the third reveals the
palace and grounds OF the Nickadorian
president ~ Vaiayo Nicador ia "A
Latin republic. and then some. as
Mutt and JEFF declare A long cast
and a big chorus serve ns back
ground for the trials. fluctuations and
successes OF Mutt and JEFF and Com
pany
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
Standing of Clubs.

Where They Play To-Day.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston
81. Louis at New York.
Detroit at WASHINGTON.