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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25
Cincinnati, eamiae, Dem 25. mai 1912.

Die Sniuraenten perbrannten tpdbs
reno bes Cages bic gunteru Bride Der
Guantanamo &c Meftern R. st., bic
omeritanif6es gigentbum 1T. 8erpuffs
nete 8anbsn befinben fih aud in Der
J2dbe BON 8ardcoa unb 8ictorid De
Gas 5nnes.
o5n 5olge bes 'DotdrbeiterzStreits
unb Der unterbrehung bes giienbabns
bertsbrs, mo4t fi6 in Santiago be-
reits Elm Wfangel an 2ebensmitteln
fiibIbar unb bic Reeisrung in 5uDana
1T telegrupbii9 eriu6t porben, elm
3anonenboot nit 2ebsnsmitteln unD
aud nit Daffsn fin, bic gertbeioigung
Der Stabt hierter gu I6i6eu.
Gin 4Dmmittee Don Ueteranen Der~
lieb am Ra6mittag Santiago, um nit
Dem Snfureentsnfiibrer Spouet gu uns
terhanbelt.
Usebrers dmeritdnii9e glantu8enz
8eiiber in Der Hdbs BON Guantanamo
boben om Jreitug ben Biirgermeiiter
isner Staot eriuht, na6 jeber plan'
tage % SoIbaten 81 fditsn. Der
Wdpor mar ni6t i'm Stanbe, IN lebers
sinitimmung nit benz grfuhen gu ban
beln, rporduf bic pIdntagenbeiser ft6
nit benz gr'u6en on ben aommans
bontsn Der ameritaniifen WarineftGz
tiou tpanbtsu, baB er WarinesSoloas
ten ober glauidden idIten Iolle Der
Wanor bat bdruufbin Eel oem 6ouz
osrneur Der gsropins tele6rdpbiih anz
gsfrQat, OBJ er bic 2anbung Der dmeriz
tanifhen 9ruppen gsftatten ioQe, i'm
sFaffe Der Gommanpant ibnen gt'tdtten
piirbe, bic pIantaeen gu 6ef6isen.
Sopsit bat Der Gounernsur nod teine
Gntf6sibung abgegeben.
Sabana, "a. Wai. 1i: 3eitung
rgl 5riumfo" Elm Resierunssorgan,
srtlGrt, bag bic SnIurrettion Elm SSsbls
Itldg lei uno bic RegisrungbaIo i'm
Stanoe Iein piirpe, bic Srbnung piez
Der hersuitelIen, oant Der Suhtigtett
Der 4rmse uno Der lppdIsn llHterftiigz
ung Dss cubanifhen goltes, eini4lisBz
lid Der beTsren glsmeute uHtsr ben
Sor6isen.
Die Br.iIe beibt i'm 4QgemeiHen bic
6dHblungsDeife Der Regierung Der
Der. Staaten gut, inDem lie arie9s.
ihiffe uno Marine SoIodten uah
Guantanamo fhitt. Sis srbIidt barin
sinen Buufh Der dmeritaniIheH Res
eisruRg, bic eubaui'de Rsgierun9 in
ibrem gemiihen, bic llnGbhdngigtett
Der s5nisI aufreht gu ertalteu, gu uus
terftiisen.
3as 6duptsief Der Snfurgsntsn
Iheint bic 4biaaffung Deg Worua 9es
feses al fein, unter psIhem ben gtss
germ perboten piro. iih gu elmer poIttts
ihsu Yartei gu prganiiIren. sic iOlIen
auf cine amsritanii5e SnterDeHtion
binarbeiten, ME uuf bic DiecsrerpGbz
lung oss prdiibenteu goms3.
Sn benz 9orfs Gan Wtarcos, in Der
RGhe pon Guantanamo, puroeH am
Sgrsitae 3rpsi 2doen Der ameri.Griihen
7FieeIttn gorpann bon einsm 5aufen
Re6e1en ausgepliinoert. Die Reger
Thleppten IGmmtlihe Wdarsn nit, ME
audi otlt Qferoe uno $500 in 8dar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25
Jn(anO ge(egrap6
Die 9erfaiiungs q Onpe n
tior.

A
Columbus, O., "a. Wlai. Die
8erfafimgs saoubsution nuhm Jrsitag
nit 81 gegen Is Stimmeu bas 4noers
foE'Ite aisenssgmenoemsnt eubgIltig
on, inbeHsn nit Der 8srbeTerung, oub
bic gsitimmung, pelhe eine Wirtbs
i6oft auf ie 500 gslpobrsr erIuubt.
nur auf RstailsWirtbidaften Se3us
toben foll. Dem 4nbsrionihen 8ora
ihIdg purbe Elm poragrapb htn3uges
fiigt, pelter beidgt, oaB unter aetaiIz
Wiribfhaft cine Wirthfhaft gu perites
| ben lit, mo- ipeHissr als eine 9allont
oertduft piro. Sn neusn .trodensu"
5erritorieu ionnen 2isenien ertteilt
tperDen. nift aber in fhon beitebenoen
,irotenen~ Diftritien. Gin 4ntrdg,
auber Dem anberTcn'fhen 4msnbss
msnt sinsn probibitionsz8o z8orfhlag auf
ben DdblsetteI gu itelsu. tpuroe nit
acknowledgement Wsbrhsit dbeelebnt.
Der 4ntrng bss Dslssaten FeB,
trait beHen Der Gouperneur sinen Sus
perinteHosn.en bes oTfentlihen Shulz
lpeitrs ouf 4 Satire Su ernennen bat,
qelunete sur Gnndhme; sbenio Elm ans
iraa beg 9eiegaten oobnion, Der bic
0stos@spalt bes Gpuperueurs be-
| itrdntt unn beiast. bab osrielbs nur
aanse 9orlagen unb niat 9hstle b.rz
ielhen petiren tann. Die aonpentton
ndbm ben 9orfhlag beg Oslegaten
Bed bon Cincinnati an, pelher cine
| ftddtlite geaufiihtisuns bss platatsny
Neutrality-suspicious. noriiebt. 4ls Qn3eiten
| ipreben bafiir. baB Die aonpsntion
| ibre Qrbeiten biz Wittipod nGhiter
Wpte beenben tpirb.
5tnri6tune.
RatpIins, Wno., "a. Mai. So
itpb Ssne, Der i'm 4uguit 1910 einen
asuiHsn @m. 9lono i'm Streite ers
| fctluoen bate, purbe am 5rettag I'm
| hisiigen GtaatsgefdnsniFe binserihtst.
sena mar Bis gum leBten aussnbli6s
sefabt uno isste ielbit bic Jaltbiir tn
Hepssuns, osren Gouen fsinsn atbens.
taefu ahitniit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25

Die araDaIle in8ubdpe Il.
8ubnpefts llfgarn, "a. Utai. Obs
gleih Der Don ben So3ioliitsu unaes
oronete Oeneralitreit Don Den JubrerH
su gHbe ertlort poroen mar, tam
Is Ifon am frifnen WOresn iuieoer 5u
tsftisen admpfsn spiidsn ben Strsis
tern nuo Der polisei, bic. tpie am
Gonnsritaa, niebtrs pom csm Wlilit1r
unttrftiitt rperoen muBten, um Der
araDauiiisH 6err gu tpsroen.
Gin grobsr 6dufen BON Wonnern
lieb ben BefebI Der iiibrsr, rpisosr an
Die arbeit gu riid5utebren, unbedhtet
unb fling id,bn friib am Worgen ipieber
an 3u truipoIIirsn. na6bem bon Wiitts
isrnoht an in Der Staet Ru6e ges
berrfdt bate. 3uerit purfen iie msbs
rsrt StrabsHbabnDasen nm uno odnn
finsen iis an, bic S6dufeniter Don
2dben in ben 5auptitrdben ein5utuers
fen. sic srtffsn SunGhit bic aalpos
rientird3e an unb 3oeen oonn nnh
Neuitlob. no fie cine Jabrit in grano
itedien unb bic iylamm.n nit petros
leum fpeiiten. Die 5eu.rtpehr. Die ters
beisssilt mar, ipurbe pertritben. 4ls
bonn idlisbIi6 3ruppen an Srt uno
GielIe erihiensn, ipurben ne init
Gteinipiirfen unb Repolperfhiiif.n sms
pfansen, iuorauf nieSoloaien nit mebs
reren Salnen anttporteten. geibe Seis
ten erIitten fhpsre 0srluite.
sJn sinsr Jabrit Tam es 5u etnem
hsftissn admpfe spii4su Sireiitrn
unb RihtItrtitern, tn benz BON ReDcls
bern 0ebrauh eemodt tpur0e uno piele
Der aombattdn.en perlpunbet fpnrben.
Cine 500 Wsonn ftarte 2lbtbsilung
bon Strsitern Derfuhie bic 9ursaur
Der gIsttri3it1tsperte 3u triiiirmen.
Wuros ober pom ben 3ruppen suriidz
gsftjlaaen. DIE GraipalIifen, pon be-
nen bic msiften esbisnt. Golbatsn iinb.
iuhten 9eduns binisr gorriiobeE unb
untsrbitltsn Elm fortipdbrenbes d<uer
auf bic 5ruppsa.
Dir furhiborite glufresuns berrihie
tpdbrenb bes gnns<n Iagts in Der
Stabt. 4us ben 3erbrohtntn Qdternsns
pf6blen fhoiien srobsGasflammen ems
Dor, rpcourh bic ndtiirlihe Gite auf
ben SirabM nod srb5bi purbe. Jns
fontsrie uno sopnlIsris brauesn ais
mdblih In ben Jabriibiiiritt elm, in
Dem bic llHruten am fhlimnsfteH iinb.
fIe mahten aber nur !angfnme Horts
i6ritis, ba bic frapaliifien ibnen ieben
ruff 9oben iirsitis mahien.
Die msiiteH Der 11uptiiraben ipnren
am Rohmi.iug bon ben aratpalliiten
aerdumt iporotn uno fuurbsn bon
1ruppsn unb yoliSsi dbpatrcuilliri,
ober In einigen Der Wpriidbten b1usrs
ten bic arnfpnlle nod an, obaIeif Die
Gtreiser am Wlittng In elmer Mnfens
DerfdmmIung bsffioHsn bdtten. bnb
2llle fofost an bic Nr6tit suriidtebrsn
foIkn. Die 4rbeitsrfiibrer batitn
aleiGaeitig bic WGrnsr eringenb aufs
geiprbsrt. cle grceHt 81 psrmtibtn.
Die Huk ipurDe erft am Nbenb tpiss
b<r bergeitslIi. Hnhbtm bic Negierung
fin sinaemifhi unb Die Jnbritonisn
reronlobi bate sinsu,piIii9en, bnb bie
0usaefhloHenen WeioIIorbeiisr om
Gomitnp fpieber an Die 4rbtit suriids
kbrfn biirftn.
Die Wush b<r QrdipalIiiisn fonnie
enf&einsab fsiHs Grtn1sn, uIib r!&tste
a1og8 oM6 laa ressul1ass. - "a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25
Wetterberidf.

Sir Obio: Sh6nes Wetter in,
n0roliheH, Gtrihrsstn i'm iiiolid:n
Sb.il am Somitag Worsen. gefol5t
BON ft0nem, tiiblerem Wetter. am
Sonntas lh0nes Wetter. Wdbia
itarte RorDtpeitpiHbe, Die psrdnperlih
ipsroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25

Genera! apdutep. Der fransofifhe 0ou
perneur bon Wdroito,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25

Der pro5eb gegfn ben Eafge,
Irud
Wirb pun Der Hegierung in Der
emersiidftem @eiie sefiibrt.
Gs fomtnen aber spthtige internas
fionale sSrasen in SetraHt.
Soispb 8. gboate Der SauptantpaIt
Der 8erthstoi9ung.
Bon Der Sbioer gsrfaTuHgssaonoens
tion.
Der 2lnoerion'Iae 2icen3zparugrdpf
nit 81 gsgen Is Stimmen
ungenommen.
Die gefddftslags bss 2anbss bsfert
ii6 a[lmdbIi6.
Die, Der 8srlssung Der Qntiz2ruits
geiss. angetlagten 5apetens
Jdbritanteu
Jn Glepelano BON elmer Surn freiges
fpro6eu.
= 80
Gebanon Sunction, 9D., BON elmer
5euersbrunit Rimgsiuat.
Die fir 100000 Biz $3.50, 900 Sdas
ben angeri6tet bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25

Gin europdiidtr aonsreB, Der oem ita.
IienifHstiirtiiden arisg Elm Gnbs
MAIDEN Ioa,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25

Sn Der bGnifHsn a0nigssruft bel
aatbsbroIe pon Rostilbe beigeiest.
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atm Greitus in syss onsstOmmsn
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WuslanO. .Selegrapb
Die Krawade In RuOapeQ
QNnrben audi am 1ienftag
nod fortgeiett.
yrubSem Der Streif ppn ben
sOjialiitenfiibrern fhr 81 Cube
erfldrt tpurbe.

Die Rube unb Cronuns idliebIi6 an
ireitog abenb Dieber hergeitsat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25

Wirb fpabrf&iHlih eiHberuien iperbeH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25

emiliano 3apato DrCbt NIT einem an'
sriff auf bic 5auptftooi Wlsgito.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25

Die peirts bes aOniss 5rkorid VIII.
nou Gdnemdrt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25

aebanon Sunction. ap, bon einsr
5euersbrunit beimgeiudt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25

5n Glspelano BON elmer Surp freiges
fpro6en.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02

when you are stopping to smile at the
the most good for the cause. He 10
probably the most consistent hitter IN
the pinches among the Giant regu-
lars, which. Of course. eliminates
Harry Mccormick. pinch hitter extra
ordinary and nothing else.
It is this proclivity for breaking
up games with q long wallop with
men on the bases that makes FREQ
Merkle loom up as one OF the princi-
nal obstacles for Red Sox hurlers to
Chamber over along the sunlit tran to
worlds Series success. In snort
and crucial scrap such as Worio
Series the missile mauler with
,usty clout concealed in his mace
that he is apt to uncork at any time
during the proceedings in much more
dangerous opponent than the hfgner
average hitter whose hits are OF sman
PROPORTIONS They represent force
that il apt to break up your game TOT
YOU and crab your stun at any time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
OUTSIDER Wins
OPENING RACE
The Manager, at IS to I, Leads
Field to Wire in Inaugural
Handicap.

baltimore, Nd, October THE LAu-
70, rae. meet opened to-day with about
a ooo nersons on hand. The feature
vent. the Inaugural Handicap. was won
bv The Manager. Is to shot Coi-
onel Cook scored at II II !, and COL
one, Ashmeade came over at 10 70 l.
Fav,rites won three races JOCKEY
Shilling In still under suspension Su"-
mary:
First receive and . half furlones'
for two-year-olds. purse $S0O-noonoo.
III (Hopkins). IL to 20. ii t. 20. 20
6. nrst; Federal. los (GIass). 10 to !, ~
10 /, 3h to /. second: Paianuin' Als
(ButweIl). 9 to 5. Ito 5. l to ,. thiso'
Time, :4s 35. Pen Point. Ainorose'
Bunch OF Keys and joaquin also ran.
Second race-mile and seventy yAlcs'
for three.year- olds and upward. sell
ing nurse 35O0-Accord. l0S fByrne),
2 TO i. to 5. t. 5. first: Little Ep.
s5 (Woifj, s to 1. 81 to l. even. sec
ond; Golden Castle. lib (ButweID. 81
to 1. to 5, to 5. third Time. l:4S
"a. The Gardener. Taboo, Candidate.
Monster x, Joe Rose and Bertts also
ran
Third race-six furlongs, for three
year-oIds and upward. selling. purse
S50o-Azyaide, 107 (Ambr ose), to B.
3 70 S, I to 4.sfrst; Sherwood. III
(schuttinger). 3k to l. to 5. to 5.
second: Rose Queen. Ito (Frasch). j.
to /. 5 to /, ~ to I. third Time.
ia. Perthshire. Nun. Thrifty. Hal
lack. Joe knight, Magazine and Lady
Irma also ran
Fourth race-mtle, for three-year-olds
ana upward, purse $2.o0o-The Mana
ger. ia (Byrne). IL to !. s to !. 3 II !.
nrst: FroGlegs. III (AcTaggarD. TO
1, IN to I, z to 5. second: Altamaha.
- (wolf), Is to 1. s to I, to !. third
Time, 1888 3-5. Shackleton. Adams
Express, Republican. Prince Ahmed.
Cliff Edge, Springboard. Colonel Hol-
loway, q. u. Miller. Sir John Johns IN.
Hilarious, Guy Fisher. Carlton G. also
ran.
Fifth race-mile and seventy yards.
for three-year- and upward. SELL
ing. purse SsO0-Colonel Cook, i0S (Mc-'
Intyre), 1. to I. 5 to I. to /. first;
Aspirin, l13 (ButwelD. s to I. 70 5.
4 to s. second; Sir Denrah. 103 (Am-
brose), s to 5, to 10. I to 2. third.
Time, las 2.s.. Lad Of Lansdon, Hat
teras, Pretend. FL Bart and J. H.
Hougfiton also ran.
sixth race-mile and . sixteenth. for
three-year-olds and upward. selling.
purse SeOe@Colonel Ashmeade, 81
(Ford). > to !, to !, to 5. first:
Hedge, 100 (Ambrose), to I. to 1.
8 to s. second: AmaIn. III (Butwe1D.
q to I, 2H {, .. s to 5. third. Time,
las IS. Chester Krum. Patton. Oak
hurst and John Reardon also ran
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
LOSS Of STARS
HURTS SPIDERS
Coach Dunlop Handicapped
Through Absence of Men.
First Game Saturday.

Football prospects are not near so
bright at Richmond College as they
were a few days ago. Coach Dunlop
has been Handicapped by the loss OF
several men in whom he placed great
est dependence. Bergen. the speedy
Back who was looked upon as tower
OF strength extensively hasquit college,
and now comes the information that
Dorsey Tyler, one of.the stoutest and
staunchest centres at college in years.
has left the squad. Naturally these
losses have delayed progress consider
ably but Dunlop -, by no means
lost heart ana believes that In
spite Of the untoward circumstances
he will turn out a team which will
give a good account Of itself.
The first game OF the season will
be played Saturday at Broad Street
Park with the Maryland AgEies, al
ways sturdy opponents. II will take
some hustling TO win the game. yet
Dunlop predicts Spider victory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
RECORDS MADE At
COLUMBUS MEET
Dude Archdale and Billy Burke
Each Establish New Time
for Mile.

Columbus o, october f.-DUdie
Arckda,c and Billy Burke me. on the
Columbus grand circuit track to-day
Ia "A brilliant contest that brought rec
ords TO both. Th- Archdaie mar. won.
th- vac" taking rank as the best OF
turf history for four heais by trot-
tiers The time total - a full second
better than tat made on The Coiam-
bus track last year "a ;he Sop.anJ-
Grzcc conflict
N!no. Heir ana George Gano. the
PAGERS owned b. NJ ". Savage Of
Minneapolis. set out 20 beat their own
record Of : .s5. and smashed all team
marks by going "a" mile In 20, nat
The bsSt previous performance by 2
team was that ~ Hesge~coi Boz and
Lady Maud -, , 90 2.f Summaries
Tho Arch city stake 2ff PAGERS
thrr. tn I've psrs- g. oee-Joe Pascher
u h. D.. by 10. Ps-ch.n ~. r,emipxp
hrst Foot Prince. ch. h. Pfftnan,
second MAST ID. r. h. fcosy. third
! Rest time. 2s6t
I champion stake 2r0 ,ro'ters. snres
f 81 av~. ss.9en=-Uudls Archaic. bIk m.
/ ~ Archdsie fGeersp frs' RfIIy Hrrke
|, ~ D. by silent Brook CNeronsiA,
s"~Uud Hr4cs Girfis N Murphy,
ihird Pest time. 2ozi.I
Z.lt class frstfer. three IN ave- purs.
Woe fgprntsbedD- Doctor N.gkss r
9. BY steel Arch IMgrphyb, srs. Mack
Mack. ,. n, by Freenzlei (AcDoralA)
seifs- DSes time, 3eoi-A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
FRED MERKLE

threshold Of glorious achievement. and
looking over the list you md that
these are the husky guys who invarf-
ably break into the Worlds Series
hero stakes with one heroic slam at
the psychological moment. while the
player who 10 plunking out his Ut
tie bingles regularly never works
above the detail stun and butts into
the headlines in the public prints.
Fred Merkle. representing force
that is apt to break up q game al
any time during the coming series
must therefore be reckoneo az
one of the possibilities for coming
Worlds Series hero honors. being one
who may crab an otherwise we'll
pitched game for one Of the stars OF
the Red Sox hurting stan at any time
with one monumental clout. as Frank
Baker did for Mathewson during the
last scrap for the highest honors OF
the baseball world.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
.lYNCHBURG HAS
G00O RACE MEET
Opening Day Provides Some
Sharp Finishes by Excellent
Talent.
Jsoecial to The Times Dispatch

Lynchburg, Va, october THE card
at the opening of the interstate fair
to-day provided local race and three
running dashes, all Of which were
holly contested. Excepting local
events, all Of the races for the four
days meet will be running races, har-
ness classes having been eliminated
from the meet. The attendance TO-DAY
was the largest on record for the
opening Summaries:
First race-Iocal roadsters, gentle
men drivers, purse sl15-St. Louis. J.. /;
Mitchell, 8, /, l, /: Hattie Rival, II. w
Glass. /, 2, .. 2: June Wilkes. NJ p:
Tanner. ?, ). 3. s: Nancy d. Coz and
stump. 5. Z, ), 3: June Boy. Lemie.
4, 3, s. 4; Edmund. s. 5. 4. ). Time,
2:34. 2:3s. 2:33, 2:Ss1 -2-
Second race-half- dash-purSe
$iio-Oyson- CHI. g.. FIRST: Black Branch.
blk e., second: Little England. b. C..
third. Time :50l-5. Thetis and Morn
ing Glory also ran
Third race-half-m dash. purse
sIIo-Grana. br. m. first: Garden OF
Roses blk. m. second: Lizzie Huger.
b. T.. third. Time. 81.
Fourth race-six fur!ongs. purse
$Iso-Deduc,ion. b. C. first: Harvey F..
second: Fanch.tte. b. T., third Time.
l:1s1-c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
ClASSIEST RACES
IN MANY YEARS
Large Purses and Probability OF
Betting Attracts Horse
men From All Sections.

With the arrival of runners. trotters,
PAGERS and show horses for the var
ginia State Fair which opens Monday
for a six-day and night stand. comes
word that in all probability the
..bookies" will work unmolested at the
track Word having been given to
this effect is largely responsible Tor
the classy fields which will face the
barrier to get the word from the
starter on the opening day of the best
race meet ever held by the Virginia
State Fair Association
A number of good jockies. some OF
whom have COPIED big purses on
Northern tracks. will be found in the
saddle here next week
Race Secretary Gerharty wires from
Canada for the reservation OF seven
ty-five stalls for runners and Jumpers
from Northern tracks There will be
other horses Of the same class from
Havre de Grace and Laurel. Nd
With a string Of ave. including Dick
Direct, Searchlight and Rosebud Nc
Kinney. w. J. Porter. Of EmpOria, ar
rived yesterday, while C. L Crawford.
Of Norfolk. besides bringing his stable
OF runners. brought his exhibit Of Ara
bian horses. which will be one OF the
free attractions at the fair.
The management has been advised to
reserve space for William Garth, OF
Albemarie: David Dunlop. Of Peters
burg: Dion Kerr. Of warrenton: Will
liam I. oliver. Of Baltimore. and Bob
bic" Taylor, Of Baltimore. all OF whom
will bring good sized stables to COM
pete for the splendid purses offered.
The entries for all classes closed
yesterday. but according to the rules.
all entries received BY mail Until last
midnight will be accepted. and IL Will
take clerks several hours to-day 20
classify the entries Ia the various
classes. II is gratifying TO the man
agement TO notify the public that all
events in each class have been nl!ed
beyond expectation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
BOWlERS READY
FOR BIG SEASON
Organization Perfected at Meet
ing Last Night-Ptospects
More Than Bright.

The Richmond Bowling Association
started on its second season last night.
when reorganization was affected ana
rules adopted for the guidance OF all
leagues playing under that organiza-
ton. Immediately after the business
Of the association was completed the
Richmond Bowling League held
meeting and organized. Seven teams
applied for membership.
S. n Williams was elected president
Of the Richmond Bowling Association.
and Hermos Mcfarland was elected
president Of the Richmond Bowling
League. Secretary Goetz was re-elect-
ed by both organizations A meeting
Of the league will be held on the 18TH
Of this month at the Palace Alleys,
at which time franchises will be
awarded the applicants and the per
sonnet of the teams determined. The
season will begin on the 21st.
PROSPECTS for successful season
were never SO bright 1t is believed
that there will be more bowlers on the
alleys than ever before. and that great
er interest in the game will be mani
tested The Times-Dispatch Will be
represented in the Richmond League,
and will also Organize an Independent
league More than Atty enthusiast SITS
attended the meeting. and much I'M
portant business was transacted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
M'GRAW WATCHES
RED S0x LEADER
Giant Manager Takes Opportun-
ity to Size Up Jake Stahl's
Methods.

New York. October Manager John
sized up the Boston Red sox ut Wash
ington to-day. With the worlds
series struggle to begin here Just q
week hence. AcGraw took one Of the
earliest opportunities offered since his
team ciinched the pennant to study his
opponent He was seen to pay par.
ticular attention TO the tactics Of Jake
Stahl. the Boston leader, with whom
McGraw will match wits In the big
games. He had no opportunity. how.
ever. to study the pitching OF Joe
Wood. for Stahl put IN Bedient. one
OF his second string men.
During McGraws absence Marquard
and Tesreau. two Of the star pitchers.
who are being groomed for the worlds
series went down to defeat by Phil
adelphia 1t was a shock to the ar
dent FANS 70 see q second division
team bunch hits In three innings and
finish with a score OF to against
their favorites. Marquard had to be
taken oat in the nth. and Big JET"
resreau did even worse work. allowing
seven hits. and giving four base: on
balls Before leaving McGraw retter-
ated his confidence OF triumph In tho
worlds series Our experience OF last
year will help us greatly. he said.
Go back over the records and think
you will find that in every case where
the same team has played In the
worlds series In consecutive years Il
was q stronger aggregation the second
year than Il was the first"