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Evening journal., 1912-01-15
BROWNSON HEAD
FOR SEVENTH YEAR
Society FlOuriSheS So John
]. Farley is Given Another
Term

Inc Br0WnsOn Library held a we'll
attended meeting yesterday and elect
ed the following officers: Chaplain.
the Rev. T. +. Waldron. reelected; !;
president, John J. Farley, reelected (;
vice-president, William Duffy; treas
urer, John j. Neylan; financial secre-
tary, John ]. Mckinley; recording sec
retary, Samuel Durney, reelected; /;
corresponding secretary, Edward
Rimlinger, reelected; directors.
Charles Colvey, John Craven; board
OF governors, the Rev. Father Wal
dron, William Duffy. Francis Mulvena,
Martin Sullivan and Samuel Alex
ander; Librarians, Earl Cook, Edward
Long and Paul Ryan; sergeant-at-
arms, Edward Russell. This is Mr.
Farley's seventh consecutive year in
the chair. and during his term the as
sociation has prospered.
Arrangements for the euchre, to be
held on January 81, in the associa-
tion's hall, are being completed. Over
one hundred prizes have been secured
so far, and many more have been
promised. A silver service, donated
by Father Waldron, will be given as
first prize and a ton of coal will &C
to the second high person. This af
fair viii be the greatst of its kline
staged in the city this season and {
record-breaking crowd is expected.
Competition for the many and valu
able prizes will take place from to
O'Clock, and from 9 to II o'clock dane
ing will be INDUCED in. An elaborat,
dancing program has been arranged
and the night should be the red letter
day of the year. Every one will be
provided for. and an enjoyable evening
is assured all those attending.
The association will hold its twenty
sixth annual reception in the duPon
building. on February a. AS this af
fair is always one Of the best socia
functions of the year, the hall shoulC
be taxed to its capacity. The pro
gram for the evening has been giveI
the most careful consideration, anC
should prove satisfactory to all of thu
dancers. Several novel features vii
make their first appearance on a loca
dance floor. The committee in charg;
is handling the reception in a fault
less manner, and have an unusua
| large number of tickets out.
Evening journal., 1912-01-15
WHITNEY ON FIRST
FOR HECKERT'S TEAM

Manager George w. Heckert of the
Trenton Tri-State baseball club has
closed a deal with the Topeka, Kan,
club of the Western League, whereby
Merit Whitney will cover first base
for the Tigers. Whitney is well-known
in the East. having played with the
Williamsport team. The signing OF
Whitney assures Trenton Of an able
successor to J. Paul Davis.
Heckert also announced that he had
arranged for the Philadelphia Ath-
letics, champions of the world, to play
in Trenton during the spring training.
The champs are scheduled to go on
April 10. The Philadelphia Nationals
will also play in Trenton on April II.
Baltimore, Jersey City and Newark,
of the International League are sched-
uled to oppose Trenton during the
training season.
Evening journal., 1912-01-15
A. Cuts A. URest for High e-Odds Sport
100 MILE SPECIAL
FLY FOR PIGEONS

What promises to be a most inter
esting event is the match race be-
tween five pigeons owned by Messrs.
Stafford. Tully and Lucas, OF the Dia-
mond State Homing Pigeon Associa-
ton The fly will be held on the first
Sunday the weather is favorable. be-
tween Washington and this city A
handsome silver cup will be awarded
the winner. Stafford will pit one bird
against two from the others lofts
The association held a meeting on
January z, which was adjourned un-
til next Sunday At this meeting Il
is expected that a large number of
members will be present and discuss
plans for the coming season.
Many Of the members have signified
their intentions of entering their
birds in the coming poultry show
These will be flying homers and fol-
lowing the Judging their records will
be placed on their cages.
Evening journal., 1912-01-15
FODDER FOR
FIGHT FANS
johnson Will Not Fight Flynn
If He Takes on
PaIzer
HOGAN TO FIGHT
MURPHY In Frisco

Jack Johnson announced today that
II Fireman Jim Flynn met AL. Palzer
before his fight with Johnson the lat
ter battle would not take place. John
son declared that II Palzer held Flynn
TO a draw, FIynn's ability to draw a
big house to the Nevada fight would
be gone.
Evening journal., 1912-01-15
nEYLIN WANTS RELEASE.
V The Tnifnd Press.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Arthur Dew
lin of the Giants, once regarded as the
premier third baseman Of the country,
may wear another uniform in 1912.
Devlin, tired of warming the bench,
has asked for his release. Baltimore
is anxious to secure him.
Evening journal., 1912-01-15
LOCAL HAS ARE LAYING.

Kirk and Speakman's Silver Wyan-
dottes entered in the international
egg laying contest, have started lay
ing, FIVE eggs being their product for
last week Although the local hens
are far behind in the competition
their owners hope the hens will be up
in the contest before spring.
Evening journal., 1912-01-15
VIRGINIA WOULD BAR RACING.
THE United Press.

by TIC UUIItU IIVoo'
NORFOLK, Va. Jan 15.-Virginia,
too, will place a ban on horse racing
if a bill introduced in the Legislature
by Representative Stephenson is pass
ed. 1t provides a fine of $1,000 upon
any person who shall lay a wager. If
passed it would prevent the James
town spring meeting.
Evening journal., 1912-01-15

ritory is considered closed compete
ton"
Most all of the associations through
out the country will become mem-
bers Of the re-organized athletic
league, which will have jurisdiction
over all sports carried on through the
association.
Evening journal., 1912-01-15

The question Of the ability Of a
skillful boxer 20 whip a slugger will
be determined in New York on Thurs
day night when Abe Attell. the worlds
champion featherweight. meets
Knockout Brown, the slugging light
weight Attell is regarded to be the
shiftiest fighter in the ring, while
Brown has kick in each hand. At
Evening journal., 1912-01-15

A rafting good bout is expected in
New York tonight when Leach Cross
the East Side dentist, meets Bert
Keyes in what is scheduled to be a
ten round fight.
Evening journal., 1912-01-15
Patriarch Havana 10c cigars. selak
& Hoffman. maker. 413 Market ST.

tell will concede twelve pounds to his
opponent
Marty Dales, lightweight boxer or
Denver, Colorado. will meet Young
Battling Nelson in a ten round fight
in Brooklyn tonight. The boys Will
weigh in at 1870.
Frisco fight fans hailed with delight
today the announcement that zone
Round" Hogan, who has been cam
paignng In the east, has been matched
TO meet Tommy Murphy OF New York
In a twenty round fight in Frisco,
January 81.
Evening journal., 1912-01-15
DREXEL GETS THE
DELAWARE GAME

At Newark on Saturday night Della
ware College dropped her second
scheduled game to Drexel by the score
of 2S TO "a
Drexel's ability
For Drexel, Day and Stock lead in
the scoring with and goals respec-
lively. while for Delaware Sawin cap
tured field goals and Lewis captured
3. Ayerst's field goal from the middle
of the floor was one Of the features OF
the game. The lineup:
Evening journal., 1912-01-15

Goals from field. Delaware. Cam. 4:
Foster, /; Hoch, /; Lewis. 3; Ayerst,
/; Drexel, Stock, 4; Evans, 3; Day, 6;
Fultin. goals from fouls, Sawin, 4.
out of 13; Stock. none out Of 8; final
score, Drexel, 2S; Delaware, "a.
Evening journal., 1912-01-15
McHugh stilI some shooter.

All the magnates are naming their
new ball parks after themselves. 1t
pays to advertise.
Evening journal., 1912-01-15

BY the way, is Johnny Jones warm
weather shot?
Evening journal., 1912-01-15

Joe Mammele is off the snow paths
Just now. His mare, Chiquita ran away
last week, breaking a leg and had to
be killed. But Joe will conc back.
Evening journal., 1912-01-15
ALPHA r. 20, WILMINGTON 1a.

The Alpha Reserves basketball team
of Camden. defeated the Wilmington
first team in an extra period game at
Wilmington last night by the score OF
20 TO 10. Lineup:
Alpha. Wilmington.
kanle - - forward .... Denmore
Howell .. 49,. center .. ... Hammer
Eames .. .--- guard ..-Yetter, Book
Parker o.. .. guard .. .. Mckay
Goals from field. Jaggard. 4; Kane.
2; Howell, / Eames. 2; Pyle. 1; Ham
mer, 5; Mckay, 1; Foul goals, Kanes
2; Pyle. 8; referee, Mills.
Evening journal., 1912-01-15

Jimmy McAleer says that he has got
a team in Boston with corking good
pennant chances and declares he will
be satisfied with nothing but first
place. According to Connie Mack and
Hugh Jennings, McAleer will be a
most dissatisfied man next fall.
Evening journal., 1912-01-15

Catcher Charley Schmidt was kept
on the Detroit payroll for two years
after he was Of no service to his
team because when the Tigers needed
him he caught for two weeks with
Evening journal., 1912-01-15

George Heckert with Trenton. Real
dope.
Evening journal., 1912-01-15

Miss Daisy Clarke, woman bowling
champion. bowled her first game on a
wager of a box of candy and has been
at it ever since.
Evening journal., 1912-01-15

Going back? Not on your life!
Evening journal., 1912-01-15

This borrowing business is heart
breaking. We had TO send FIVE back
today.
Evening journal., 1912-01-15

And now Walter Camp is selecting
the twenty greatest football players.
We knew Walter could not stay out
of the limelight long.
Evening journal., 1912-01-15

Backstop Casey is to drape another
uniform about his manly form this
spring. as the Detroit Tigers are going
to let the chubby one out.
Evening journal., 1912-01-15

If we could induce Andy Carnegie
to back the Chicks we'd let him be
scorer.
Evening journal., 1912-01-15

Wah each package ofFGtima you get psnHd7i
COUPON 25 of wheh secure a handsome fell college
penndnf I2x52)-selection of 100.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-18
Dodge and Turner
Meet Friday in
Open Air Bout


Joe Turner, "the worlds middle
weight champion" and Tom Dodge,
the Greek grappieF, " no claims a vie
tory over Turner. viii rneer at Broad
Street Park in finish match, CATCH
as-cateh -can style. next Friday night
AT S:45 sharp.
The men have bad blood between
them on account of their last match
aud this match ought trr prove st1ftfs.
hot bout.
Turner is in Charlotte. n. G, where
he wresties Tuesday night He tTur-
ner} says he is wrestling two and
three times a week, and Is in first
class condition. and says what he will
do to Dodge will make Greece groan
Dodge Is training hard every night
He declares he won't say what he will
do TO Turner. but will show him
Dodge will weight about 1853 pounds
and Turner 1853
A big crowd fs expected 10 attend
ladies Will be admitted free, as usual
There will be a good preliminary he
tween two local grapplers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-18
American League
Lucky in Draftir,

CINCINNATI O.. sept. 1T
american league had the luck M
draw for drafted players from N
minor leagues at todays seeiOn f1f5T
national baseball commission. aalY
twenty out of the thirfy-two draf
ploayers from the Class IA, ana r.
A leagues sssaz
OF these. the St Louis AmerSi
secured six; Chicago Nations fs
Philadelphia Americans, 4; New
Americans. 4; Detroit America
Washington Americans. q:
natl and Brooklyn Nationals. 3
ST, Louis, Boston and PhIiad17
Nationals. and Cleveland Arnexf
each. ,ssS
Player Schang, of the BuffniA
who was awarded to the Philad3f2
Americans. was the most SOUGHT
man of the lot, thirteen clubs p1a22
In draft for him. When thu dfSs1
began, s524.so0 had been der
with Secretary Bruce, Of the Na15
Commission, to cover all draffn
After announcing that the
and schedules for the champin
series would not be annouuced
after both the American and ~
winners had been decided. the
Ing adjourned s5s5
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Today In Baseball


September 18th.
lSso--Tony Mullane. Cincinnati, held
the Athletics To two hits in a
thinning game,
189T--Cy Young. Cleveland. retired
Cincinnati without a hit or run,
1s03-Pirates ciinched the National
league pennant by defeating
Boston. Leever pitching against
Maiarkey.
l903-Chick Fraser, OF the Phiilies,
twiried a no-hit, norun game
against Chicago
l904-Chicago. Briggs pitching. de-
'feated cincinnati al in II in
ftngs Three days earlier
Briggs had pitched and won a
twelve inning ga mefrom the
Reds
1905 Bob Rhoades, Cleveland, re-
tired the Boston Red Sox with
out hit
j 9os-Cincinnat scored II runs in
the fourth inning in IA game
against Boston.
i s0s--Fic Wfllis Ptttshurg, held
Brooklyn to one hit made by
Wheat
Sfe-- Parent. Zeider and Gandii.
Chicago White Say, made a
triple play against Boston
1s1I--Altizer. OF Minneapolis. stole
FIVE bases and cIymer. of the
same team, four In game with
Louisville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-18
Rain Stop Races
on Grand Circuit

DETROIT, MICH, Sept iT.--Aftel
I'VE heats had been decided at III,
State fair grounds today, the drip
ping skies were entirely too much fol
the light harness performers TO con
tinue further.
Before the rain Interrupted proceed,
/ ings t@o-year trotting divisitr
of the horSemans futurity. continued
from Monday, was finished Dillon
ASworthy. the colt that won this
second heat, came back and won an
WAS divided between Salet Alice and
Lord Allen.
Two trots We're trotted in the 2:13
class, Robert Milroi capturing one
and Sid Anna the other
Joe Patchsn, H., wiggled home ar
easy winner In the solitary heat thai
was paced In the $4,000 pace, and
Brighton b. another favortte. won
the enis heat trotted in the a-year-
old division OF the horseman's flu
turity. Summaries:
2.e trotting.
Purse, $1,000 tunfinishsdo.
Robert Milroi. b. x. (StulD. s, /.
Sfd Anna, CHI M fNeweff1, T., g.
Thistle nonne. b. h. sShanus), 3, 2
Chichester. blk. $. tCox}. 2. A.
Jene Arion. Moko billiard. George
j., Baron Allycone, Reuben White.
sock, and Pretoria Mae also started
Best time All Ia.
2:l2 Pace
Purse, So GOO -AantinishadA
joe Patehen. H.. b. s. tFiemingt,
/.
Grand Opera. b. s.. fsnowl. :.
Mansfield, b. s. COX. 5.
knight onward. Our Colonel. and
Princess Patch also started. Time
2:05 3-4
Three Year-Old Trot.
$4,000 horseman futurity tunfin-
ishedl.
Brighton, b., u. G, fAndrews4, 4.
Mahomet Watts, b., C. &c. Chand-
ler). ..
Princess Todd, blk. + Murphy. 3,
Manrico. The Earnest. Junior
Watts. FannelIa Watts. Rhythemeil
and Mary Hartman also started.
Time 2;0st-4
Two-Year- Old Trot.
Purse, $4,000. Horseman futurity
Diminished Monday.
Dillon Axworthy. b. c. tSorrell1 =.
sweet Alice. b. I. tRenyon,. 8. 5,
/. 24----------
Lord Allen. b. &. tMeDonaid), i.
Q, Z. B.
Peter johnson. Don Chenault, Peter
The. Gay. also started Best time
Ala IL, Dillon Axworthy awarded
erst .1,slnnay, w,hiley Sweet, Alice AID
Lord Allen divided second and third
money
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-18
Cardin and Bates
Caught in Draft

Bert Gardin. of Roanoke Eas-4,et
the only Virginia league player draft
ed by the majors. According to the
bulletin issued by the National Com
mission Rates, of Newport News was
drafted by Cleveland Gardin has
been drafted by Detroit With ex-
perience that young man Is apt to
develop into a real big Lacquer. He
apparently needs more stamina, but
he is lanky lad and has lots OF
chance TO I'll out.
LATTE and Efird. OF the champions,
apparently have been overlooked
Lake. of Newport News, is another
good young catcher and in another
season Mace. Hedgepeth, Green and
Gordon are likely TO be heard from
The most promising Young out
fielder in the Virginia seague last year
was Tenant. Steve Grimm was trans
forming him into bal, PLAYER, hut
the yaungster DEVELOPED ease OF
swelled head. It is said. That won't
hurt him any as a ball player, but Is
apt to keep him out OF engagements,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-18
Motorcycles to
Dare Death Again

NEW York. Sept. 1.-THE work
Of equipping the Stadium Motordrome
at Brighton Beach for the twenty
four hour sp0ad fsud next Friday and
Saturday - under way. Two plat
forms FOR the team are being built on
each side Of the judges stand and
tents for food have been erected to
accommodate thqee ap@ctAtora who
ar1 dssirous 81 testing their sndur-
aucs qualities with thoss Of the rid
m.
For thu tlrst time since tho opening Of
mo seaside speed paiaoe the ights
WIN not 81 " tonight. This II due
TO the riders taking ! rest IN prepara-
tion for the big battle and ths work
that ID gcin&. On 10 haxeI the 1nachinss
ready for the nay. ChAppiA epsn-
Gcis,ii. Hurauit. ncIksi. Spse.i. ~ "a
0osesiio wili stast pseat1slns tonof-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-18
MIKE MURPHY roo I'LL
TO TRAIN VARSITY EL3K

wESTBORO. MASS. Scpt. II
condition OF Trainer Mike Niir;
OF the University Of Pennsy1Vi
who is Ill here at the home "a d
brother, Dennis Murphy,
about the same The veteran r.
Is out daily for light exefcfae M
has given mp all hope at returnT
Philadelphia 10 work with thu
ball team this fall. He will tI1If
regain his health during the &
In time 10 take charge Of tho IT,
team in the spriEx
Murphy has been In poor
since his return with the A.
athletes from the Olympic -
Sweden. He In undecided ~
he will so South for tha wlH3S +
remain in Westboro. IA III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-18

SACRAMENTO. CAL, Sept. III.
Manager Jack Atkfn. OF the local Pa
'cifie Coast league team. has returned
from a trip 10 the East and announced
that the man who will lead the team
next year will be selected from among
four big ieagues~Doc White, Billy
sullivan and Kid Gleason of the
White Sox. and ARTHUR Devlin, of
the Boston Nationals. Atkin, who is
to NOVA into the business depart
rrent of the club next year says he
had talks with each and discussed
terms, Arrangements will have 10 be
closed with the clubs owning these
players,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-18
Games Today.
Cincinnati In New York.
It Louis In Philadelphia.
Pittsburg In Boston,
Chicago in Brooklyn.

BOSTON. Sept. 1.-THE Boston
Nationals won the last game OF the
series from, the St Louis Cardinals
today, and made 1t three OUT OF four.
The score was, 8 TO 4. The game was
in doubt up to the time the last man
was out. king stopped the VISITORS
from tieink the score In the ninth by
fake throw TO second, nipping
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-18

NEW YORK, Sept. It's. Inouye.
the Japanese member who recently
won the championship OF the Haworth
club. has reached the Anal round of
the September tournament OF that or
ganixatfon, although his opponent has
not vet been decided. He was sue
ceasful In both III matches In, the
second and peusiSdnal rounds COM
pIAfnd nvor the 49, end
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-18

*Batted for Steele i'm seventh.
s.Batted for Galloway in ninth,
'.sFsatted for Geyer In ninth,
Score by innings: r.
st. Louis o % o o o. af "A
Boston - 80 o 0s / s~~-5
Two-base hjts--Camphell Home
rnn-Konetchy. Stolen bases--Haus-
er, Campbell. Base ON balls-On Per-
rift, 2; of Steele. /. off Geyer. /.
Struck out--By Perdue, g. by Perritt.
/: by Steele. 5: by Geyer. 2. Sacrt-
nee hits-Hauser. Deviin, tSweeney.
Moranyilie. Double pisys--Titus to
Morsnviile 10 king. Galloway to
Konetchy. Empires-Eason and
tombstone. Time. LES. Attendance.
Soc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-18

SUMMARY: tSacrifice hits--Yerke s
Stolen bases-Graney. Turner
Bases on hafis-ON Banding. 8. of
O'Brien. 2. First base on errors---Bos-
ton. !. Left on bases--ftleveland. 1:
Boston. 2. Struck ont--By 0'Brfen. 8.
by Banding. 2. Double plays--Bland-
ing to Turner: Chairman To Turner:
O'Neill 10 Laioie. Time. 1850. Um-
pires-- Messrs, Connolly and Hart.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-18

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1.-THE
Reds made their las. appearance of
the season here today. and lost &c the
Phillies. Z to /. Seaton outpitched
Suggs ana Harter and had far better
support besides. The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-18

) American League Games.
Cleveland, 4: Boston, 8 fhrst
game; eleven innings).
Cleveland, s.; Boston. 2 tsecond
game: called end of fifth. darkness).
Washington-st. Louis, postponed,
rain.
wet grounds.
New York Detroit. postponed, wet
grounds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-18

Summary: Left ON bases-- FhHadef-
pi1ia. 8; Cincinnati, s, first base on
errors-Philadelphia 3; Cincinnati, !.
Two-hase hits--Kinsley. Magee, Doc
Ian. Three base hits-Mitchell. Don-
BILE plays-Pheian. Egan to Hob.itzeI;
Hoblttzell, unassisted. Hits-On
Suggs, Z in innings: Off Harter. 4
In innings. Struck ont---By Seaton.
8: by Harter. I, Bases on hails--Uf
SeAton. 2: on Harter, 2. Passed bail
--Severoid. Wild pitch--Harter. Time.
t:<A. umpires--F'inneran and Ri&ier.
Dodgers Won Easily.
BROOKLYN, Sept. 17.--The Dodg-
ers won easily from the Pirates to-
day by a score Of z to 3. Rucker
twiried In his best vein. Wheat went
10 bat four times, and came away
CONTINUED on Sixth Page)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-18
Not the Only One.

Everytime "A Fool There Was"
the play that comes TO the Bijou next
week with Robert billiard in the stei-
lar role. Is mentioned. someone re-
marks. "Yes,eI know II was harmed
AFTER tonfe "posm. bat rye Forgotten.
What was It
Well, the poem was written by Rud-
yard Kipling after he had been given
L view Of picture by Bourne Jones'.
The picture was called The YAM
pire." and II showed q woman lean
ing over the body OF q man who
had committed suicide. To describe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-18

CLEvEAND, Sept 17.--C1eveland
took both games OF double header
from Boston here today. to 3 and 8
TO 2. The first game went eleven In
nings. 1t was a pitching duel be-
tween Gregg and Ray Collins The
deciding ruin came in the eleventh.
when. with none out, Turner singled.
jackson hunted safely. and Lajois
pat the winning run over with a long
single to right. Carisch was the star
with three clean singles, double and
a triple in five times at bat. The
second game went four and one half
innings, being called on account of
darkness. The Red Sox went ahead
in their half OF the fourth, but the
Maps came back with one better in
their stanga. Scores:
FIRST GAME.
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stahl, c.risch, Gardner, Speaker. Car
rigan. Three base hit-Carisch. Sac
rifce hfts--Jackson. 2; rAteie. Gregg.
Stahl- Sacrifice hies-Isewis, John
sion Stolen hases-Hendrix, John
ston. Bases on balls-on Gregg. J..
OF Collins. 4. Hit by pitcher--Ry
Gress. t. First base on errors-STeve
Iahd. i. Boston. | Left on bases
cieveiahd, TO; Boston. {. struck out
Gregg. 4. by Collins, Double
pfays-Speaker to Carrlgan. Chanman
TO Lajoie to Johnston; La teia 10 Tohr~
ston Time, s2s, EMPIRES essrs
Connolly and Hart.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-18
Operation Made
on Frank Chance


NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE Iong
expected operation for q blood ciot at
the base Of the brain was performed
on Manager Frank Chance Of the Cubs,
here yesterday. DIR. w. @. Frolich, OF
IS East Sixtieth street. executed tho
delicate task. At late hour last
night the Peerless Leader was re-
ported resting easily.
Chance had been troubled with vio-
lent headaches recurrently since ear
" in 1911, necessitating his retire.
ment from active play, which always
madAs thas pain greater HIS afIlic-
ton II believed to have been caused
BY being hit on tho head by pitched
balls Dr.. Trolich says tho opera
tion should cure the DANGEROUS con-
dttjon permanently and that Chance
may b able TO return to the game
~ player.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-18
GIANTS MEET DEFEAT.
RED SOX DROP TWO
Cubs Hammer Marquard From Mound Maps Defeat Bos-
ton Leaders, First Game Going Eleven Innings; Second
Is Called at End of Fth-Philes, Braves and Dodgers
Win

Nat4onal League Games.
Boston. s: 81 Louis, 4.
Philadelphia. Z; Cincinnati. I.
Brooklyn. Z; Pittsburg, 3.
Chicago, g.; New York. 3.