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Russian Caracul Coats, SIS
Full So inches long. Choice
skins, artistic styles- Excep-
tional values.
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LOTS Of BEAUTIFUL, GLOSSY HAIR,
NO DANDER|NE- CENT "DANDER|NE"
Hair coming out IF dry, brittle, thin your scAlp
itches and is full of dandruff-Use "Danderne."

. time. The effect 10 nmazine-youi
hair will be light. fluffy aud wavy. and
have an appearance Of sbundance;an an
Incompatible lustre. softness and luxur-
lance. the beauty and simmer Of true
hair health.
Get . s5-cent bottle Of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or toilet
counter. and prove to yourself tonight
.--nowMthat your hair |, rs pretty and
soft - any-that it has been neglected
or injured by careless treatment--that's
all--but surely can have beautiful hair
and lots Of it II you will Just try little
Dan derine
The evening world., 1912-12-11

Within ten minutes after an applica-
ton Of Danderine you cannot find .
single trace Of DandruM or Q loose or
falling hair and your scalp will not
itch. but what will please you most
will be after . few weeks use, when
you viii actually zee new hair. fine and
downy at firr-yes--but really new
hsir-rowing al over tho .cslp.
A little Dsnderine will Immediately
double the beauty Of your hair. No
difference how dull, faded. brittle and
scrsggy. just moisten . doth with
Danderine and carefully draw II through
your hair. taking one small strand at
The evening world., 1912-12-11

Black Coney
Scarfs at. $3.ss to $4.9s
ALSO A COMPLETE AS
SENTIMENT OF GIRLS
AND MISSES SETS AT
REMARKABLY s m AL l.
PRICES.
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THEE HAD MAGIC HANDS,.
NJ This Viedh's story Anti
PickpocLet Aruor ~ Needed.

Just hoe q pickpocket could unbut
ton his overcoat. get down 20 the pD.-
tom " his trousers psrkct. haul on,
$40, button the overcoat asaia and get
Away---ail without his feeling a ,ouca
was question that Aus vastly
pusziing last night TO William TayioL
\ clerk. CT No. 2:$ East rfty-eight.
street. he complained about II IN the
Eas. Fifty.hrst street police station
Going downtown this morning or I,
Third avenue surface ear ne said 81
got damned In between four men, Wiz.
were arguing. got tbs action tina.
they were pickpooke;s. but I felt IT,
money was safe where II was. VIE.
got on. 3owntown, felt sot -.
money, just 70 congratulate myse.i.
It wasa't there. I'd been touched while
I looked or"
The evening world., 1912-12-11
HUbby'S NIGHT OFF
Brings OUT POLICE
:lND FIRE ENGINES
tie Gets Caught Trying to
Ree3k Into His Own House
and Starts Panic.

II wtl perhaps be . long time be-
fare Herman L;tker stays out late at
r,sht again. Herman and his wife live
.: Ne leS S'euben street in that ultra
IL shionAbis part Of Jersey City known
- 'Duoa Pond They were married q
month ags and last evening was the
hrst - WHOA Herman had treated him.
self s!nos ne honeymoon was at the FUN.
Downtown he met the 'boyv" and he
W. coosr atulatsd aStNn.
~ 4 o'clock this morning ~ got homo
eol then his troubles began. ofrs. Lit
her haA sat up waiting hks . sood wife
Wis isn't yet on 10 the dipl, spurs and
angles q ne modern hs,sbAnd. Finally
she ts0aa 70 yewn and catnap; thea
she 6sw that Il Wa Tine - retire.
0As Waived for Herman ~ Longer but
west % bs4 Before retiring she went
Ill Svuv Tie house and locked aad eoitsd
III ~ Seem end windows ME Q seed
w3eA WAsn Herman rolled up 70 ~
sealOss - ~c1eek - osu,dn't ~ IN.
3OOAa he'd thsse sxpsai0ts-two
oeae0ao - . oeaOanA SlimAsd up 20
the wlndSw II <hs bathroom He GOT
the nttle vtnlSw opsu. Durskai There
W. eotAing - u Bat The window was
small ~ HI sh0u,4sss made Q uSht
At y Ne aesrtass. He twisted ana
6roanod. bot ~ stuek. IiiA sfYorts IN.
Aeeeee4 ~ window fssn ~ s,oosings
and down eams the sash WITH . erash
- ~ sAoui1sra He Let yell out that
could b hsard--
We'll Policeman Foley hsara t. Mr..
Foley 10 . man Of action. He eouldn't
eeats Herman. % he turned II q Ore
alarm and sent In . call for the re-
serves. Down the street came pattsr.
Ing the Fin Department and along the
sidswaiks the rushing reserves from
the City Hall and the Smith street
police station.
rWENTY-FouR FAMILIES NAVE
A FIRE SCARE.
Engine Companies Nos. . and /.
Chemical Engine No. I and Trucks Nos.
l and turned out In the cold morning.
and TIE still air was filled with the
noise Of changing bells and tootin~
whistles and shouting hremsn. Bat
talon Chief Gately In htA red buggy
-.tied over the pavemenA.
The house is in row Of twenty.
or. all occupied by Polish families.
''e putting and steaming engines. pufr-
) policemen and painting and prancins
- aw"ke everybody In the nook.
1dows went w and doors new open
Ia twenty-four families shouted
ne" From the windows came chair,
ma trunks and all kinds Of othor
ouSehoid effects. Through the doors
e'oure,l nisht-shirted and pajamaed
sh and women and little children.
,e'r cries s~e!led the din raised BY
the fremen. Everybody in the neigh
o."Joa was up-everybody but Mrs
l.iker. the heroine Of the night. Her
spouse was still y. the side Of the
hoGse. half OF HIN In captivity and the
s-eates half OF him Kicking outside Ehs
bathroom window.
The hremen. under the direction OF
the euick-wttted policsmsa. Mr.. Foley
broke In the door Of the Atksr demi.
ciis and aroused ~hs crtyhtsnsd bride o,
Z month.
where's IRE hrsr' demanded Bst..l.
iea Chlsf oatsiy
WHAT dFsr' inquired the bride sleep.
lily.
whsrs's your iusbandr' cried Fol,y
ne didn't know. He wasn't home
The evening world., 1912-12-11

This ~ me inviting tue OF tho great
song hit at Weber & Fields's Must,
Hall. the words and music OF which
will be featured In the Magazine OF
rcxt Sundays World. FOrewarned Is
forearmed Order next Sundays World
from your newsdealer in advance
The evening world., 1912-12-11

in cvas Pend there's usually a lire or n
rrurt" So .S,puSSJ ia batter take no
chsne,s"
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Separate ShaWlS & ScarfS:

Cat Lynx Scarfs
and Shawls. 5000 to $500
Black Fox Scarfs
and Shawls. 1898 to $3.50
Lynx Scarfs
and Shswls. $3.50 to $500
Opossum Scarfs
and Shawls. S4.98 to $9.98
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WASHINGTONW Will.
WATCH AMATEURS
Battle Axe Club Ready for First
Clash With Pepco This
Afternoon.

Interest in the intercity champion
ship games between the Battle Axe
club. of Richmond. md the Pepcos, of
Washington. Is at a high pitch in
Washington. in which city the hrst
double head1' will be PLAYED this al
capital is dividing its enthusiasm and
interest between the Battle Axe
Pepcos and the Washington Boston
games. while the fans and fanntes OF
Richmond have their interest thrice
split. some giving the Petcrsburg-
Roanoke series their attention, while
others lean TO the Richmond Norfolk
FINAL games. and at the same time
hope that the Battle Axe boys viii
bring nome the honors of the Wash
ington meet.
Because Of the great interest mani
Tested here In the Battle ANe-lepcos
games owner Bradley has made ar
engagements 10 have the results post
ed inning by inning at Broad Street
Park this afternoon. The game in
Washington viii start at the same
time the douhle-header here begins.
and those who attend the game this
afternoon can follow both double
headers simultaneously.
B.oun, and Hay and several others
of the Battle Axe players did not
set away at 5.l5 o'clock last evening.
Is they expected to do but Will leave
on an early train this morning ae-
companied by goodly number OF
rootNrs. Dr. Parker manager OF the
Axes. and Secretary Hooper OF the
commission. got away on schedule
time.
The Battle Axe PLAYERS are in good
trim for to-day's double bill They do
not go to Washington with amy fear
OF The results. although they look
upon the Pepcos as worthy oppon-
enis The pitchers of the Pepcos have
not twirled any remarkable games
curing the capital city season. and I'm
most instances have been touched for
from eight to twelve hf1s 1t is safe
TO 50 What Il they allow as many
as eight hits to the Battle Axe play
crs today that DR.. Parker's boys Will
win one, II not both. of the games
The Pepcos Will come to Richmond
next Saturday for the second double
header OF the series, ana local adj
mirors will turn out In large num-
beers TO encourage the Battle Axe
BOYS.
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BANNER CROWDS
TO SEE AMATEURS
Manager Parker, With Battle
Axe Team, Arrive in Wash
ington on Time.

Washington. D. c.. September O.
The Battle Axe Club. amateur cham
plons OF Richmond arrived in the cap
ltai at $50 tonight looking the. pic
ture OF health and ready 10 take home
the long ends of tho TWO games to-
morrow. Manager Parker stated tina,
his club would win both games and
that Richmond would surely land the
championship.
The Potomac Electric Power Com
pany's team which won the local
championship. only after one OF the
most sruell!ng series in the history
OF amateur baseball. is ready for the
battle.
Buck Barton. the hurler who Will be
with the Nationals next spring. Will
pitch the first game, with Dutch Munich.
another OF Grtiith's youngsters behind
the bat DR.. Parker will work
Hulcher and Hays. The sale OF box
seats at Spaldinss has exceeded all ex-
pectations. and banner crowd VIII be
on hand Pepco VIII have its SQUAD Of
rooters 200 strong in the first base
stand, while eighty-elght employees OF
the company will be in the boxes. FULLY
5000 are expected TO attend the games.
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I<nhn's. of Richmond. to Play Dunbar


Tho Kahns, of Richmond VIII
journey up TO Dumbarton this after
noon TO play the fast Dumbarton High
school tenn This game should be
fast and snappy. as both teams are
playing good ball Powell VIII be on
the firing line for Dumbarton. who IS
considered one OF the best amateur
pitchers in the city. having last year
pitched the Powhatans TO a pennant
in the East End League. and this year
has pitched one or more no-hit games.
Creekmore or Kerr Will pitch for the
Kahn's. Both pitchers are going good
at the present, and 1t has not yet been
decided who will toss them over. The
line up OF the Kahns will be as fol-
lows:
Currie or Morgan. left field: wilcox.
centrefeld Hampton. catcher. Lowe.
second base; Deoppie, first base. Wood
ell. third base; Harrison. right field;
Creekmore or Kerr. pitcher; r VIII
cox. short stop.
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TEAMS NOW TIED
IN SALLY LEAGUE
Horton Pitches No-Hit No-Run
Game for Seven Innings
for Jacksonville.

Jacksonville, Fla. september 6-Karl
Horton pitched a soven-inning hitless
and runless game this afternoon for
Jacksonville against Columbus In the
post-season series for the champion
ship of the South Atlantic League. The
locals won by a score OF TO 0. Only
twenty-one men faced Horton. and only
two men reached first base. He did not
allow a single base on balls. Jones
pitched for Columbus. allowing six
hits. Rain caused the game to be call
ed in the first half or the eighth in
ming. Each team now has won one
game.
score by innings: r. H. II.
Columbus .........OO 0 0 0 90 .
Jacksonville .... % 0 0 0 49, 6 /
Batteries: Jones and Krebs; Horton
and Smith. Time OF game, 1:10. UNI
pires. Ponder and Barr.
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PIEDMONT SHOW
4 REAL SUCCESS
Splendid Exhibits, While Upper
vile and Middleburg Vie With
Each in Pageant.
| Especial to The rimes.Dispatoh. !

1l4fltS-DlSputCl.l
Upperville. va. September s.-The
Piedmont Hunt Show. held on the
Grafton Hall grounds at upperville
Yesterday. was voted by all present
to be the most entertaining and far
ahead of anything of the kind ever
given in this part of the State before.
Hy the noon hour the large grounds
We're packed to their fullest capacity.
The horse show events. in the hunt
'er. heavy draft and park classes, were
good and elected the usual enthusiasm
anu applause. but ii was IN the com
pettlNe paseant display" between the
TWO nclghoorhoods of SliddleDurg and
Upperv!!!e, that the crowd went wild
with delight.
The Middicburg parade consisting
OF lloats drawn by four and six while
"ofscs, appropriate Characters, mount
ca and oioot led by a bass band. was
the nrst TO enter tho ring. This pa
rade represented. and well represented.
the history OF Virginia In every epoch
from its earliest settlement to the
Present era. The display was finely
conceived and beautifully worked out
and executed.
Then came Uppervlne with a larger
parade, with no special theme. Her
designs seemed 10 show Just a little
more liberty OF Thought and original
ity. her floats We're more deliberately
decorated and more spectacular. They
caught the eye OF the Judges and won
the prize, The contest was Tor a 500
prize.
Below is given a list Of premiums:
Heavy draft mare and colt-F!rst.
" q. Fletcher. second. Seaton Bros.
third. NJ. q Richardson.
Heavy draft three years and under
First. Gleuwood Stables; second.
Glenwood stables, third, w @. Fetch
er
General utility farm and driving
First. William Grimes; second. NJ @.
Richardson. third. r.. c. Hall.
Hunters. three years and under
First. Mrs II. ROGERS Dulaney; second.
W G. skinner third, r. {. Crimes.
Driving class. ponies II First. Dr..
ran olph. second, j. K skinner; third.
Mrs. Sands.
Green hunters all ages; thirty-one
entT!es-Eirst. DrlftwOod. William
Skinker. second. Dr Randolph. third,
KITTY. Glenara Farm.
First. Tamora, W G. Fletcher second
Margrave Bryce Bayly. third. Miss
Picha.
Chndrens riding contest--F!rst. SIrs.
Dulaney, Tor girls. first Francis Green,
park saddle-First. Tamora, W. G.
Fletcher. second, Bald Eagle. Bryce
Bayly. third. Margrave Bryce Bayly
Ladies' Hunters-flrst, MISS spill
man second, Il. l.. Redmon. third.
Rock Valley Farm.
Jumpers, tree-fOr- all-t!rst. Semper
FcliN. Glcnara Farm; second. DR.. Jones.
L. ". Payne third Walters entry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07
CARRIES
OFF BIG { V { n I.
Starts in Hard Luck, but Finally
Drives Dude Archdale
TO Victory.

Hartford, Conn September s.-"pop"
'eeis after piay.ng ia hard luck in
'"o aces. carried of the honors at
'a't"r OAK Park to-day behind Dude
N1ele IN the free-for-al champion
tNln troi. He Won the big race. head
.ns hilly Burke. the favor!te. in
slra shi heats in the 200 trot. which
vent 20 six heats Cheney. littIc
'afre driven or Jack" FLEMING. mad
tnr courage and stamina TO outlast
company after making bat a
e!ocrc. snow ine n the first three
heats. Summarized.
.,t rG,e-fo.r-a,i Wo'.2 in 2. purse. 81
sseeffeord Baron way. third Best time
sof trot-3 in S. purse. $4,000
money, fifst Qaklaio. second. Helen
.I'a MIRA. ifeft time q .06 ia
~ pace IArHo. $1,000 In 81
i.t.nn q inst longworth 49, second
5-tt', DlHafd' third Best time
'fo'--rursc 81 600 3 IN b.
yoI N~etcf FIRST Mise Davis. second ;
>. It Waite. third Best time. 2.o9 - 2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07
STANDING OF CLUBS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Boston NJ Brooklyn.
New York ut Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh ut st. Louis.
Chicago Mt Cincinnati
phnade!pAia ssp.ember - York axain

Philadelphia. September e.-Sew York again
won both games Of a doubs-h ader here to-
day. giving them nve victories out OF AK
contests In three days In tails city. The
double defeat sent the Palil!es into the sec.
ond division. Cincinnati passing them. Sew
YORK won the opener by hitting RiXeys de-
livery ha!d in the third ana four innings.
Tesreau pitched IL grand style. and after
tie game WIS given cfcdi: ~ the Official
scorer Tor no-hlt victory although pre-
N!ously one a!i mad been recorded asa.nst
A!in- In the a.st inning yaskef; hi; a rs
near the plate. foF wh.ch McrAle ana Wi.
son ran FOR Each fielder GOT under the bail
Then fearing I collision they permitted The
bal! 10 crop TO The ground. After the game
ihs on!e!ai scorer reversed his decision on
the play and decided 10 out tne hit
Tor PaskcEi Are give Merkic and error
The Ph!il!cs guvo the Giants bad scare
IN The nsth inning ot The second game by
knocking Marquord OCT o. the box and acor-
tag ivc rgnB The Giants came back in the
seveDtn. knocking oui Mayer aud taxing =
one run load watch held good AesK.c hit
= homer Ia the fourth and walsh banged
cut another ~ the sixth Tho scores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07
COOLERS IN GLOOM
AS TIGERS CAPTURE
SECOND OF SERIES
Jap Efird ana Sally Creiger Eattie for Nine
Royal Innings Breaks Favoring Roanoke
Hurer-LXcursi0n From Magic City
Accompani, d by Band W Be on
hand fer inSh To-Day.
BY GUS MALBERT
BY GUS MALBERT.

PeterSbufg Va SEPTEMBER o-Vhat litte advantage Hene
Busch By defeating Roanoke the game pen
manufacturing yesterday lost to-day Presley
opped the holding the Coolers was
pushing OF his around the horn
the series concerned two clubs stand to-
night just they did before the Tigers began last in
Of Gooberye The games Tomorrow decide and
the Coolers forced extend themselves take
both ends o the double-barreed entertainment
Though given ball game send every spectator
here tonight they esterday populace
has quit Most OF the oyas still firmly impressed
deliver the calico regardless Of anything The
willing Roanoke chance As
determination will convinced
that he hasn't the best ball club any class &C" minor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
- Louis at Detroit
Cleveland at Chicago
Washington ut Boston
Philadelphia at New York.

Boston. September a-Joe wood defeated
waiter Johnson to-day, w!na!aE A.s four
ieenih straight victory "a peculiar pi,cA-
e. battle. w@i.A Joaasoa sought ia the
hope .; protecting Ais american League
record O. s.k;eeE Consecutive wins before 8
record eFowa % $500 tans Tao seor, was.
Boston. :. NaAhlngtoa o.
Ihs ioae taAy c-ine "a the A.xta inning
w!la $50 ouD speA!4ef Alt into tae crowd
~ the 4tit nela ;or two 54ses Lewis. next
up. @noeNsd !nto rlsat ne!c Tor q double, -
"@Fa ny. "A.eh MoeAuF was barely lD!e ~
touch, Speaker scoring.
Washington aad more opportunities to
score tAAn Boston. ull Wooa MA q, tAe top
of ais saale ia tAe pineAes shrinking out
mine men JoAnsoa famed ave. thsee oc
,Aeac being consecutive outs ~ tae nith.
tHe seuNioia ni4ec tat aasel. two men be-
ms PASSED. ia tae tA!rt, aAa WOOD tanned
Acc4.es t9s tle ta!r- OUT Warrington A4d
slnnefs oa secoac ~ ;Ae A41la. e!sAtA and
ninth. ult tAey -o-la 500 so ,artAe.. Wood
.uun.ag uea -or tAc .ust lut TWO or
-.sAu decisions. score.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07

Worlds Series Oct. s.

ST. Louis. September G.-rhc serics
for the worlds championship VIII
begin October =, according tn prcsi-
dent u. IL. Johnson, OF the American
League, in u letter 10 lOcul paper.
The American Lcnguc pcnnnnt win
ncr VIII NOT engage In u post-scn-
son series with - picked tenn of
the League, says President johnson.
rr. JOhnsOn'S letter follows:
~ series of exhibition gamcs for
the champions OF the American
League mt the close OF this season
would he impossible. In che Eng.
the championship rncc closes octo-
Der .. and In the West on the fol-
lowing duy. The series for tho
worlds championship will begin
October ="
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| IIlsT G.AAlI:
New York.
Philadelphia.


.snocgrRss out FOR Interference.
''BcckeE. ief; aeid and right aeid.
murray LETT ne,d and Right nelt.
iBaitcd for Devorc in third.
zBatted Tor Rixey IN sixth
HBatied :or Nicholson In eighth
Sew lork-..-... 80 @ o Q Q G-a
PhNadeip h!a northumberland o 100000 90
Summary. Sacrifice hliA-Tcs.eau. Wilson
Stolen bases-Merkle 90. Becker Herzog
Double play-Paskcri 20 kli.lier Lett on
bases-New York. 10, Philadelphia. First
base on hallS-Oc Elxey. :: OF Nicholson
OF Nelson, /. OF Tesreau. . Struck out-By
Rlxey. :. by Nelson !; Ay Tesrear :. Wild
p.tch-Rixed. umDlres, Klein and Orth. At
tendance. 5000.
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league IN TINS country
The truth OF the matter is that
the two clubs are as nearly evenly
matched as two clubs can well be-
As has been limited by us before.
the breaks are what will count.
Certainly Petersburg is not nearly
so much OF iavorite as Peters
burg was last night after winning
the first game Then it looked
as il hitting stride had been
struck by the champs which woull
throw CONSERVATION into the hos
tile camp To-day that same
sticking quality was missing.
Though The Coolers outhlt Roanoke
by one bingle. lamplng the box score
one mas that no two OF the eight
came together while nearly every one
OF the Roanoke swats We're delivered
at ,he proper moment
Jap EArd didn't really outpitch
sauy crleger Us much as the victory
makes II appear The one advantage
which the visitor had was That he Was
steadier IN Inc pinches. Both were
"a true OF aim ana as sure-hre a the
proverb!al c!sht-day clock. II started
out in whlr.wind style and Kept UP
the pace every minute.
There IS no question but that both
clubs arc feeling the strain Both
Busch and PRESLEY are after the men
The moment inc game is owes, and
neither manager is satisfied until GER
tain that his charges are safely
tucked away Under the covers shortly
utter the waite light buris That why
tac men are on edge ana why they
IRE able 10 give the battles Witnessed
IL these first TWO affairs.
Excuraion from Roanoke.
Bur u the players aye Seated on the
anxious bench. the supporters are even
more SO. We had III, pleasure of list
entng 10 ,he Go0Dtr din yesterday and
to-day, and we coulG almos, hear the
cu.ver!ug ana trembling o.. ,he Roa-
noke!s -as the news Was shot TO them
ovs.s =. .N:.e Was il groan yester-
day whlch the tapping tod, oui to-day
IL was a yt. NrN tllt the hp1crs
are easy aA Roam ke A.ll descend 1n
CockauevlAt to-uay 90 special train
20 outyei tae home folks and IT, So
ihem one better. 81 possible. ln loyalty
80 tHs club. OF course tals is up wcrld
series. but ID j question whether
even world series cuuld evoke more
Spontaneous or more silcete outhus!-
assn khan has been and wi. be Shown
Lntl the SUN sets Tomorrow on ths
sand-covered gard
Aioue with tne Roanoke couiinre =,
VIII come tne best that Roanoke mas
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SECOND GAME.
Philadelphia. New York
TONI. - s.l?1ls ro,al. IA az z

'snodsrass. centre aold and right field
''Batied for Finnersp in NTH.
'Baited FOR Chalmers IN ninth.
.Ba tied for Mayer IN seventh
zBatted Tor Devore IN seventh.
Becker ran for Mccormick IN seventh
New York ....-.............-..-..0 0 oi0o5e i-s
Philadelphia ..................o 0005i0i
Summary. Two-base hiis-Mi,ler. Murray,
MAGE. Walsh. Merkle Three-hase hit
Snodgrass Home runs-Merkic Walsh. Sac
rihce hits-Doolan. Herzog. stolen bases
Devofe. snodgrass Double plays-Fletcher
to Doyle 10 MeEAle; Murray TO Wilson; Lu-
derus TO Ki!l!fer 10 Walsh. .f.ts-On Mar
guard. IN Ia innings. of Finneran. . in
5 innings; OFT Mayer Ia . innings First
base on errors-New York. J First base on
balis-Om FinEeran = OF Chalmers :. Oft
Marquard. |; OF Crandali. l. Struck out--By
Tlnneran. /: by Mayer. :; by Chalmers. !.
by Marquard. !; by Crandall. l. Hit by pitch
KLEIN ana Orth. Attendance. 5000.
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PittshilrrIl
st. Louis.
totals ...s5 Q Q q totals 81 si8 II !

Wilson. centre hcl5 and right Mold
Pittsburgh ..............-.......0 23i20O6 n-s
St Louis. Observation-Disclosures o . O "a
summary: Two-base hits-Doniin, Afowrey
Three base hit--Byrne. Saor,nce hits-Bu,-
Ter Carey. stolen bases-Caiioway Geyer,
TO Wagner TO Miller. Left on bAses-st
Louis. 10; Pittsburgh. 6 Hns-or Griner
in la Innings. First base on bails-On Gey-
er. /: on Cooper. 2 Struck out-By Griner
l. by Geyer. 2; by Cooper. 3. Time OF game,
2;oS. Umpires. Eason and Johnstone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07
.FIEL D DAY F OR
CAST RIOS CLUB
Bat Ball Hard and Score at Will
While Foxen Holds
Shipbuilders.

Newport Nvws. Va. September e.
Portsmouth batted the ball 10 all cor
ners OF the lot to-day. getting three
doubles three r!ples and fourteen
singles FoXen kept the hits we'll scat
tered and the visitors won. IL TO 8.
The score.