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MUFF
Helps ATHLETICS
Responsible for Three of Five
Runs Scored by Mackmcn
in Seventh.
BENDER COMES TO RESCUE
Red S'ox Find Bush, When Big
Chief Is Sent to
Relief.
BENDER COMES TO RESCUE

Boston. July 5.-To Leonard's blow
up in the sixth Inning Bostonians at
tribute the loss of to-day's game to
the Athletics. but Speakers nuR in
the same inning, which was followed
by Bakers two-bagger, was responJ
sible for three of tho five runs scored
In that session. Bush fooled the Red
SoX batsmen for u time. but in tho
seventh he passed Engle. and Wagner
tripled Thomas. batting, for CARR
gan, got first on an infield error Ben
der then relieved him. Hooper dou-
bled, scoring Wagner and Thomas.
After that though Speaker and Hen
ricksen hit safely, the big chief held
them safe. Schangs throwing to
bases was sensational The score:
BnAlOn laIN lt.l,In
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SUPERBAS LOSE
TO GIANTS AGAIN
Mathewson, Pitching in Best
Form, Holds Brooklyn
Dodgers in Hand.
FISCHER'S THUMB INJURED
Forced to Retire From Game in
Sixth-Matty Never
in Danger.
FIscHER's THUMB INJURED

Brooklyn. July 6.-Mathewson
pitching in his best form. enabled the
Giants to defeat Brooklyn on n muddy
field this afternoon, to 2. Matty did
not exert himself. except when the
bases were filled. Then he would
tighten up and leave the locals long
distance from tho home plate. Tho
three runs in the sixth were made by
hard and successive hits by the Giants
Mathewson opening the inning with a
single TO centre. In this inning
Catcher Fischer split his thumb and
was relieved By Hcckinger. and Stack
replaced Ragon.
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Dendron Defeats Iyor.

Dendron, Va, July 5-The local
team overcame a lead of three runs
secured in the first frame and came
warmly contested game here o-day.
The game was put on Ice in the next
session. the Dendron team driving
Dowles from the box and securing
four more runs. Pursell made his debut
on the mound for the home team, and
except for unsteadiness in the opener.
when five hits netted three runs, pitch,
ed alright ball. Fast fielding in the
ninth inning nipped In the bud a be-
lated rally by the visitors.
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GRAND CIRCUIT
BEGINS MONDAY
Racing at Cleveland--Twelve
Racing at Clevealnd-Twelve
Meets in All.

Cleveland. July 5.-The first OF the twelve
1913 Grand Circuit meetings. I'm which the
kings OF the harness horse world will con-
test begins at North Randall track next
Monday
The trotters and PAGERS Will travel to Pitts
burgh. Buffalo. Grand Rapids. kalamagoo
Detroit. Salem. y. H.. New York City. Hart
ford. Conn. Syracuse. Columbus and Licking
ton. swing OF over 3.00o miles.
Five stake races, eight class races the
three-year-old sweepstakes. and the pacing
and trotting championship sweepstakes make
up tho program for tho meeting hero.
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CUBS WALL0P REDS

Chicago. July 5-The Cubs defeated
the Reds in slugging match here
to day. IL TO 6. HUMPHREYS went all
the way for the locals. holding the
Tinker crew to nine safeties. Harter
started for the visitors. but was wild
and was yanked in the third, being
replaced by Johnson. who allowed
twelve OF the fourteen hits made by
the Trojans during the contest. Zim-
norman twisted his ankle sliding
home In the third. and was replaced
by Phelan. Score:
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

AT Baltimore: Baltimore, 9: Provi-
dence. 0. Called end eighth to allow
teams to catch train.)
At Jersey City: Jersey City. 8; New
ark, 0.
At Buffalo: Buffalo. 3; Toronto, 0.
At Rochester, Rochester. .; Mon
treal, fourteen innings).
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!. NCOEe .
ST. Louis
score by innings:

Detroit ......................Ol 3O3OO ~
81 .3 y y ! U o D Is
Summary: Errors-Johnstoa. Stnnage. Two
base hits-High C2l. Veach. Stanage. Austin.
Three base hit--Gainor. Home run-Comp-
Lavan. Sho;ten. Double plays-Austin to
Brief; Pratt 10 Lavan to Brief. Left on
bases-Detroit. 3: ST. Louis. i. Hits-Of!
Weilnan. 10 in innings tnone out In sixth
First base on balls--On Hall. I; OFF Allison /
Struck out-py Hall :; by Allison. l. Wild
pitch-Weilmar, Hall. Passed ball-Stunagc.
Umpires. O'Loughlin and Hildebrand. Time
of
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SAN FRANC|SCANS
TAKE ALL HONORS
Griffin and Strachan Lead in
Doubles for Pacific Coast
Tennis Championship.

Los Angeles, Cal. July 5.-clarence Grimm
and John strachan. OF San francisco. won
the Pacific Coast lawn tennis championship
In doubles here to-day and with II the right
est, Ill. for the selection OF challengin
team for the national championship.
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TLnncock Wins Marathon.

Albany, Ga. July ELISA Hancock.
OF worth County, Ga, to-day won the
second annual Albany to Sylvester Mar
athon run-a distance OF 1871 miles
his time, was 2:25:22 The winner to-
Gay hnished second in last Years run
put TOUR OF the ten men who started
Tho race finished the distance.
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OTcrs $50. 900 for Fight.

New Orleans, La. May SD J.
Tortorich. owner of tho West Side Ath
letic Club. wired Champion Willie
Richie tonight offering him n purse
or $4,000 for n twenty-round fight
here between the champion and Jack
Britton, OF Chicago. If accepted the
fight Will take place Sunday, Septem
Der z.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Savannah: Savannah S; Charles
ton, 1.
At Jacksonville: Jacksonville. 8;
Macon, 2.
At Albany: Albany. O.; Columbus, 2.
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Totals 81 s 70 81 10 Totals o7 IA
Rated for Kahier in fourth.

soCoTt Dy iHIIhSs: X.
Chicago ..........................0o o 3 0 6x-5
Cleveland .......................II 0-5
Summary: Errors-Mattick. Kuhn. weaver.
Twoba hit-Johnson. Three base hits
Chase. Bodie. Sacrifice hit-Scott. Hits-Oft
Cuilop. In Innings: off Kaher. in in
ming First base on balls-On Scott. /: off
Culiop. - off Mitchell. I. struck out-By
Scott, 3: by Cullop l; by Mitchell. L. Um-
pires. Evans and sheridan. Attendance 4. 000
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Results in Big Leagues.
NATIONAL

Boston. Il; Philadelphia, o. tcalled
first half NTH. rain).
New York. 3: Brooklyn. 2.
st. Louis Pittsburgh (roin).
Cincinnati, s: Chicago. 12.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Chattanooga; Chattanooga. Q;
Memphis. 4 (frst game): Chattanooga,
H. Memphis. 5 (second game).
At Nashville: Nashville. 2: Mont
gomery, z.
At Birmingham: Birmingham, 3:
Mobile. s.
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Baseball Results Yesterday
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

At Knoxville: Knoxville. !; Middle
bore. 2.
AT Rome: Rome. 5: Morristown. 4
(first game). Rome, .; Morristown, 2
(second Game).
AT Johnson City: Johnson City 4;
Bristol g.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AT Columbus: indianapolis. IL; CO.
lumbus. s.
AT Louisville: Toledo, 6; Louisville
g.
At Minneapolis: st. Paul. 2; Mime
apolis, Z.
At Kansas City: Milwaukee. 5: Kan
sas City. s.
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HAWAIIAN DUKE |
BREAKS RECORDS
Kohanamoken. Olympic Cham
pion, Sets New Swimming
Marks at rs and 100 Yards.

San Francisco. July 5.-Duke Kahanamoku.
the Olympic champion. proved to-day that
lie IS the greatest short-distance swimmer
the world has seen Entered from tho
IIuinaIu Club. of the Hawaiian Islands. In
the Pacific Coast championships OF the A. A..
u, he broke all records In the 100 and IS.
yard dnshcs
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Ph!!adeIphia ...................o oN5 0 OF
Boston 0 mac %
phia ?: Boston. l. Errors-Baker. Strunk
Barry, Speaker. Wagner. Carrigau Two base
hits-Hooper. Englc. Speaker. Three base
hits-Hooper. Wagner. Sacrifice hits-Coilins
Icrkes. Sacrifice ny-Speaker. Double play
barry to Collins to McInnis. Left on bases
Philadelphia, I: Boston, l. First base on
oalis-Or Leonard. 8. off Bush. l. Struck out
by Leonard. ?; by Bush. 2. Wild pitch
Bush. Cmpires. McGreevy and Connolly
Time OF game. ais
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AMERICAN

Philadelphia, Z; Boston. S.
Washing ton New York (rain).
Detroit. z; st. Louis. S.
Chicago, 5; Cleveland. (seven in
nings. rain).
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New York.
Totals !o as 2n27 Totals $50 c q Is

Ran for Fisher IN seventh.
tBattcd for Ragon In seventh
fBatted for Stack In ninth.
Ran for Phelps in ninth
Score by innings: r.
New York .....................oo o 0 o 4 o-5
Brooklyn .......................o o 0 0 0 %
Summary: First base on errors-Brook-
lyn. J. Errors-Shafer. Two base hits-Her-
zog. Burns. stolen base-Shafer. Double
playh-Meyers to Doyle; Fisher TO Cutshaw.
Left on bases-Eew York. 8; Brooklyn. S.
Hits-on Ragon. IN innings. First base
on eslls-On RaBon. /: on Stack /. Struck
out-By Matheuson. /. by Ragon. .; by
Stack. ]. Passed bal-Meyers UInpires
RiSlcr and Byron. Time OF game 1885. Al
tendance, 1000.
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Totals "a s ga !! Totals 35 :. II 81
.Batted for IohnHnn In mimi


Score By innings: Il.
Cincinnati ....................QO O2oO3lo-e
Chicago ....,...................0 0 TOE x--i3
Summary: Errors-Beschcr. Dodge. Hob
litrti. Schultz. Bridwell Two-base hits
Groh. Besche- Schultz. Three base hits
Mitchell. Besoher. SAFER. Home run-Evers.
Sacrifice hits--Hob!!tzel. Leach Phelan. Stol-
baseH-Devore. Bates, Phc!an. Double
plays-Zimnerman TO SAFER. Devore
Clarke. Evers TO Bridwell 10 SAFER. Left on
basce-Cincinna,i. g. Chicago o Hits-OR
Harter. In Ia innings; OF johnson. IL in
pa innings. First base on ba!s-On Harter.
6; OF johnson. 2 Struck out-By Harter, !.
by Johnson. ); by Humph-ieS l. Hit by
pitchcr-Bates. Empires. Brennan and Eason.
Time OF game. 2:3)
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CHI AM PION
PICKS AMERICAN TEAM
Thinks There Is Nothing to Race for Davis Cur
But Tennis Experts Sent Abroad. by
United States

orite's downfall But. provided they
keep 1T, we'll and free from this stale
ness malady. I cannot see how the
Americans can lose the Davis cup.
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PhiladcIDhla.
Totals Ia 10 6l2 Totals ...54 Q ~ Il
'Strunk out; hit by batted ball.
fBatted for Hall In ninth.

ScoFe by INn!nBs: r
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conscious impulse. fumblcs for the
dagger that should hang by his side.
Captain Paulton Iwillinm thompson
cannot conquer the fear that two OF
the women unaccountabiy feel for him.
Malcna 1.cveson Crhcodora Dudlcy) is
convinced that in some former state
she was gypsy. And 80 it goes. Il
number Of skilfullr contriycd incidents
leading NJ to the two following acts
suddenly the scene chnngcs the stage
GROWS misty. and through the woods is
seen man clad in q costume OF many
YESTERDAYS leading E.lspc,h along i,
road II il The Road 10 Yesterday"
Then follow the ,wo acts laid IN the
GOOD days ~ Merric England. when
witches wcr" tucked til PONDS when
the lord 81 tho manor held power 81
life and death. 10 All practical pur-
poses, and absolute dominion over his
ware. bodE ana estate Upon the two
scenes. one an inn. the other the clam-
ter OF ElSpeth. now Lady Elizabeth
come Hli the characters seen il, Tho
f'fst act--rcally prologue. il is-.nd
no" IN tho persons, the figures. Of 300
years ago
Those acts arc Very dangerous. in
The language of tie theatre No, ouly
are The costumes trying bat the ynry
SPlli' % the individual characters re-
CURES eNcccding!y careful suggestion
W order 10 create and maintain tn.
illusion
And. II presenting mis- portion or ma
play not only successfullv. m, ye,,
ucIShtfully. the members or tho .,,,-
i'thN. headed hy MISS scott hlN. me-
conpiished genuinely artistic work
Mnch Of this. it - fair 10 assume. il
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B0COCK HOPEFUL
OF LANDING GAME
Since Morris-Harvey Encounter
V. p. l. Has Gained Conf
dence in Techs Eleven.

Blacksburg, va. November i With Nc
Norflt Harvey game ont 81 the Wy ANA
nothing "lsc the schedule until Thnnhs.
giving Dny, Coach Bocock viii devote N.
eifhi wor1ing days mat remain u getting
ms men ~ the very best shSp. possible for
,Ee great game IN RonIokv : lth V. NJ. l. II
there IS anything IN comparative scores III.
Techs now nave :, much better chance to ots-
'eht their ancient rivals since Murria- liar
Ell n sc1rclcsS game 1ust two weeks ago
certainly there - greater interest aud CON
Adence among tn" students and the whole
cadet corps. Wlth huuo reds OF alumni truGt
all over tho state. VIII bc hand Ia Roam
oke u ht- been ZONE years since the tVo
schools me; IN a football contest, and a re-
uewal 81 relations this year means q Yres,
deal, particularly III. Techs have only
b"en defeated once this tali. and Yhat prom
iscd 10 be ono OF the worS; seasons IN III.
history OF III. college VIII. 1; " NJ. l. =
beaten. he one OF tho bes,.
!. J.. 1 defeated Y. ". I. FOR the last time
To i'');, and tho greatest contest between The
too schools Wa held IN Richmond In 100
when Miles was coaching the team. ths
being the year also mat the Tech. beat
Virginia. THIS seasons Interrogation has poe
slbly uG such men a. carried the 0rare-
and Maroon 10 victory over tho Army. car
olina and Virginia but out OF very unproms
Ising. almost entirely raw material. BoCnck
las nuilt up fast. aggressive set Of plGy
cTS. thoroughly familiar wi;h IN. rulcs ~
the game. who may hc "Npected 10 snow
their best form against oid-tiine rivals on
rha nksStSiny Day. But Bocnck Is taking no
chancer. u is acknow lodged that Y. 81. J..
has probably the best team IL has had
and nothing VIII b" Left unionc to make tho
Techs equal them
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WILL RUN SPECIAL
To WILLIAMSBURG
Spiders to Take Ancient Capital
by Storm on Saturday
Next

spider Special" Win he run from
lachmund - Williamsburg Saturday.
whom Richmond college meets William
aud Mary III what viii probably be
the deciding game FOR til" champion
shin II the Eastern Virginia Iutcr-
"oileciat" Athletic Associations. The
special viii leave Richmond over III.
chesapcai" and Ohio at o'clock and
leaving Williamsburg viii retpru 4; :
o'clock. II is expected that every stu
dcnt ~, Richmond college and prac-
tically every alumnus in Richmond viii
mako the trip. chief Rootcr Dunford.
who is sponsor FOR The excursion, is
making elaborate preparations.
I'll" price for tho round trip to
Williamsburg viii BE- $3.50 plus 10
cents, til" prize" Of admission to the
game, making I. total cost OF Sc Whil..
everything points 10 victory for.
Richmond CollcE" Coach Dobson il
not amy too optimistic lie is proud OF
h'H team. but he never undcrcst iinatcs
his opponents. IIo Is 4 firm believer
in tbs theory that IL YOU think we'll OF
the people YOU are going against YOU
can't possibly lose anything. He has
seen the Williamsburg contingent ia
action. ana he knows III. Spiders must
play the best game Of which they ar
capable 10 win.
The main point is carrying a crowd
ia tho hostile city Tickets will u" Of,
sal" very probably nj All comvcnicn,
points. such rs MccoV's. Strauss Wells
hellst"rn's, cigar stands at First Ma
tional Bank Building. Mutual Build
ing. l.cvcnson's ana other places At
least. Mr. Dunford viii try to make
this crranVcmSht to-day.
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CAROLINA TRYING
FOR FINAL GAME
Secret Practice in Preparation
tor Contest With Virginia
on Thanksgiving Day.

Chapel Hill. y G.. November Is
Under the critical view Of half-duzcn
coaches Carolina's football squad held
It's first secret practice this afternoon
Posters on the numerous sign boards
on the campus announce that secret
practice VIII be tho order or the ,ay
uhtii the Virginia game on Thanks
giving is an event Of history.
Punch and scrap attended the prac-
ticc between the first and second teams
this afternoon The second team was
considerable strengthened b. the pres
encc of Dewitt kluttz, Woodbcrry For
est coach OF last sea son VINO is nov
coaching the class teams. lio lorti-
fled the backicld Of the scrubs ANA
with - 9. Edwards as a running mate
~ the backheld, the second team WAS
able TO scor" a touchdown from the
iwcntr-Nard limo OF the varsity They
accomplished the feat, however, ONLY
by continually being given the bali
and hainmcring their way by slow dc
Srccs through the varsity's strong line
No loss titan i half-dozcn ittcmpts
al forward passes ~ the scrubs proved
futile. Darker tho fast varsity fun
back was 4 bugbcar to all forward
passes and luuiilcd ,hcm on the jump
The tacllins OF iiuskc left end on
the iirst eleven. was an outstanding
tcatuie Of the alSirmish. likewise MAS
the aggressive fighting spirit OF car
tain Abrrnethy III the lire noteworth,.
lie IS fast rounding INTO his oil form.
and vii! prove a faCtor in the Thanks
giving contest Erwin, who was in the
scrlumacc for only brief time. gave
. splendid exhibition al hi. oft-repGa,
ed feat OF line piumgiug 1t was bv
his sluirmine through the scrub line
that the only touchdown OF the after
noon credited the first eleven was
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Fine Performance by stock company.

y ihc performance by stock COMPANY.
II is a far cry from The Third be
gree 10 The Road TO Yesterday" from
the reign OF Tammany 10 that Of James
The First. from the parb of modern
New Workers TO the jenkins and hose
81 seventeenth century England. and
I" rcquir" stock company to pass
from one 10 the other is about as Sc
ser. a test OF its general ability as
could be made. Yet IL is from Just this
trial that Grayce Scott and her com
pany emerge tri,,mphantly at the Bijou
this week.
THE Third Degree" was an alto
Gcther rrosaic play OF to-day, cxccpt
Tor tn" moro OF less unconvincine ex
pioitation OF hSpnotism that gave ii H.
Vogue; The Road To Yesterday" is as
iancifui a bit Of delicate whiinsy AS q
scholarly dramatic imagination could
conceive. Mr.. Ncwing's 'coinnanv pre-
:chtcd the police play extremely woll
~ interpiots the dream play with al
mifablc ana sympathetic art
IA few words. the story begins in
modern London when, on Midsummcr's
Eve. Elspcth Tyrcll tGraycc ScottD
wishes that she could have been Il part
OF mat stirring lifn or 900 years be-
Tore. evidences ana reminders of which
She haas been viewing all day i'm Lon
ions ancient buildings. some of her
companions assist IN PREPARING tb,
way for what is to come by cxpression.
o: vague belief in rcincnrn,,ion
Jack GrcatorcX GIarrison FordD dons
me costume Of soldier OF the swasb-
huckiing days. and, moved bv n sun
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RANDOLP H-MACON
STARTS LAST LAP
Coach Reiss Drilling Yellow
Jackets for Game Here Sat
urday Afternoon.

Ashland, Va November ls-The yellow
Jackets were back on the job again this
atternoon after days layoff. This was the
last week % practice. for the game with
winds NJ the season.
All are trying hard to forget the defeat
oi saturday and work all tile more To beat
!iartpd.i Sidney 50 that III Richmond Col
lego should 10y chance fall victim 10 the
Williamsburg team the championship race
would >" tied.
The yellow Jackets proved themselves
game IN defeat, not blaming any one. but
Just waiting for another opportunity. and
sIruld the championship result In il tie they
VII only u. too glad or another chance al
Their rivals.
The geuie with IIampden- sidney is going
To j." a cooker from present Indications. The
Tigers s""In to have gotten together again
from The result OF their game Saturday. The
Yellow Jackets always have tough time
t"u teams are now tied for second place
their Is bound 10 bo 4 hard struggle.
Coach EcisS IL not giving tho team any
new pihy:. but Is perfectinS those already
given lis men. None OF the men wns hurt
SCI iously in tho hard battle last Saturday
and the team IL likely To start lust as IL did
against tho Spiders.
The second team will leave early to-,nor-
row morning 10 lineup against the Black
stone Academy eleven III Blackstone to-
morrow afternoon. This team has worked
hard against the varsity all season, and
IN the battle against the academy. They
have held the Ashland high to a 0 To tie
and MrGuirc's School Richmond. TO seven
point lend.
This afternoon they ran through signals
In fine style. and " they put up as good
game they do against the varsity they
should have no trouble with The Blackstone
boys.
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Applauds Clean Playing

sporting Editor. The rimcs-Dis-
patch. Richuoud. Va,
Sfr.-pcrmit me through the me-
dunn az your most valuable paper
to sn! sorncthfnE about clean font
bniI. have been In Richmond for
the pR>t five years. nnd have sccn
various tennis plsS on the nrond
street SridirOn. From close obscrvn-
fiOn. I must confess that I have
never seen cleaner football players
than those sent out D.. the Rrcnt
little EanGoiph- Macon College. II
is ~ pleasure and Inspiration To sec
Those men play. attribute their
many. many Victories chiefly tn
clean. fair play. victory Is nj
ways Errntcr rhcn achieved by a
hard clean struggle.
&. II. pHILlpS.
itichmond, Va. Nov. Is.
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Wilbert Robinson to
Manage Dodgers

New York. Noycmhcr lS.--Wilbert
RoIinSon, one of the most popnIar
men who ever d0nncd "a bnsaEnIl
uniform. and who will live long i'm
the memory of the flung" ns the
''mnn who mndc Naruunrd, Dcmnrec
md Tcsrcnu," to-day was nppointcd
manager 81 the Brooklyn National
League club. Ia succeed "niIl" Dnh-
len. Dnhlen has been uncOn,lition-
ally released.
4 few week. ago Robinson, he
hRs acted ns principal coach auh
substitute manager Of the t.lnnts
since 1905, wns Internationally re-
leased that he might he free to conn
pIctc business arrangements with
Charles IL. I;bbett~. ar the Dodgers.
Robinson earned the reputation
of being one OF the Ereutcsi catch
crs In the business when he was the
bnckstop of the famous old HaI;i-
more "0ri0lcs" I'm the days when
they were the champions OF the nm
tlonnl organization.
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ARRANGE BOWLING GAMES


bowler
the bowling
OF
pointed
cswls,
Alleys the lcnG
iation,a
cnient.
u series.
thcyv
the
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ranged the public viii sur.ly Wow h
askance As was pointed out a few
DAYS ago il would require ronths a.,
heroic training 10 III sam Ianrford for
a serious elova contest and. with IN.
habits Sam hns formed /, IL doubtful
II 10 would submit 10 tho ordeal
Eddie NcGoorty. who strongly dis
putes Jimmy Clahhy's right 10 cal. him
SER niddlewciSht champion OF the
world. sails FOR Australia this mornina
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Empires Polio, succ..,tu,.

Tho new pol.cy innueurntcd tnis
week ~ the management Of the EN-
pire Theatre OF exhibiting only cAclu-
siNe itrst-run pictures Is proving sue
cessiul from every point OF view Large
audiences crowd into tho theatre at
every performance, and thc quality OF
pictures shown justifes the unusual at
tendance.
Eesidcs excellent photo dramas and
m@Nie-con"dies, number Of interest
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