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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31
MISCELLANEOUS
Tigers to Hold FootbnII M..,,n

On Wednesday, septenber
VIII mold its annual meeting, :
III North Eighth Street to elect 49,
l4p'a!h and manager for the coming
Much interest has been shown nv
'he ola members, and they ara al,
Z Gus 20 re-orsgnize and SHOW IN.
!ootpal! loving public OF Richmond tha,
'!.eE can still play the kind of ha,i
'ha' won games for. them in the ma O.,
three years
Win Poh. Midget. Fiche. Forbes and
Se't3, q new corner, the team ia we'll
sa'lshed with the combination and
nave little 10 fear.
10 oulid up a strong line viii be M
easy Proposition. Hoover Flee, IJor1
com, Teefey. McGeorge and Pr,nrla
are the only old material.
Judging from reports. the new ar.
TlNalz vii make the old members got
up and hustle for their positions
amos an end comes highly recom-
mended, and with Holland Hancoc,.
simpson, Gates. Booker, Lester. Al,
flhson and Robins. the PROSPECTS for
Z good line IL fair
me Tige:s viii be at loss wItbort
the service o. Vaughan-Lloyd and
I-iIcnens;e!n. These two bows ara
cracking good players, and should
MAKE their respective teams valuable
The meeting VIII be held at AZ
North Eighth stree, wednesday night.
September 3, al $3.50 o'clock.
Inc Tigers are anxious for games
ana any state or city team desiring
games VIII please communicate with
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RIVERSIDE LEAGUE
Hickorys win Pcnnnnt, Life Insul
Co aG Nx,

fIickorys Win Pcnnnnt, Life Insur-
nncc Co. OF Vn. Team second.
The Hickorys >won the pennant in
the Riverside League, with the Life
Insurance Company of Virginia n
close second The Insurance boys took
the Clippers place ut the bottom of
the league, and worried their way to
second place, but did not have time to
capture the rag. The Insurance boys
have fast little team. and played
better ball than any other team in the
league. and won most of their games
during the season. This team is ex-
pected togo into a higher class league
next year.
This is the lineup OF the team:
Edward Wood. first base; Ryland Lacy,
shortstop: JtnIood Dickcy. catcher;
Jack Otey, centre field: Willie Horn.
second base; Jake Hafling, third base:
Robert Figg. left field: John Lloyd,
right field; Linwood Powell, pitcher:
(captain) NJ Pleasant, pitcher, and
Joe Fields substitute.
This lineup can show any young
team in the city what baseball is.
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ALL-STAR AMATEUR
BASEBALL TEAM

terial in this Glass AA League is not
playing on one team. but scattered
throughout the various teams.
Frank Blount and Bill Word. the
catchers. were selected because they
catch old and young pitchers with the
Same dexterity. Another factor in Sc
lecting them is that they are both bat
ting above the $50 mark. and their
pegging to second is done in splendid
style.
Both of these men are valuable. and
may some day be seen wearing Il big
league uniform.
The pitchers, Cancpa, Blanton and
Wright. were picked because of their
control and head work and ability to
field the mound position.
The infield, with Bigbey as captain,
will no doubt meet with tho approval
of the majority of amateur followers
on account OF its fast, snappy, but
sure. basemen, with shortstop hard
to beat.
The outfcld is fast. and with such
n player as Saracino in centre to back
up both the other outer gardeners, it
would be hprd matter to secure
home run.
The utility player. plug" Amos. now
playing second base for Barton Heights,
has at different times played every po-
sition on the team from catcher to
right field, and while he is not rated
rs a pitcher. plug" can fool few
battefs with his binders
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Fairmount Giont. win.

The Paramount Giants won n slow
ana uninterestinS game from the Riv-
ersides by the score OF IL to {, yester-
gay Williams. for the Giants was
shocked out OF the poX in the third
inning. and the Giants knocked Powell
the Riversides' star pitcher. out of the
DON in the fourth, and McClintock. who
renewed him. Jared worse Nunnalie
the Giants shortstop. played star
game at short, although he had a
sprained wrist and thumb. The feature
OF the game for the Giants was the
hitting of the whole team.
Score by innings: RuE
Riversides ....2 3 o o o o q
riahts .......0 o III ~
Batteries-Giants. Williams. Enc.
iaha, ornald and Martin: Riversjdes
McClintock, Powell and Nisslus, .
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CRAFTS Players Win.

In rather one-sided affair at Mid
lothian yesterday. the Crafts Play
ers defeated the team representing
that town by the score of IL to 3
Bunting. on the mound for Crafts.
pitched good ball. allowing only sIy
hits The entire Crafts team did good
Held work, considering the condition
OF the diamond. only making one mis-
cue
Seay and Gray batted for the cir
cult. while Blusch and Phillips batted
Tor extra bases. Seay relieved Buntin
In the eighth inning. and famed five
out Of the six which faced him.
Score by innings: RHE
Crafts ......2 o21201 3-11 10 J
Midlothian ....1 0oo20 20 o o. 6 3
batteries: Crafts-Buntin. Seay and
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Catholics Win Agnin.

McGill Catholic Union defeated the
Tip Tops by the score OF 3 TO yes
terday afternoon at C. c. A. Ball Park.
Murphy. for McGill, pitched remark
able ball. allowing but two hits and
striking out seven.
With three men on base and one out
in the first inning, the Tip Tops were
unable TO score.
Fast fielding prevailed throughout
the game.
Centreheldcr Pagan, for McGnl, ac-
cepted four difhcult chances.
Score by innings: r. H e
McGill .........0 OIL 0110 o. 5 .
Tip Tops 20 0 00o 90 . .
Batteries: Murphy and Massie, Nc
Gill; Smith and Taylor and Thedick.
TIP Tops
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No Game Played.

No game was played yesterday be-
tween the Grays and Glove" Bailey's
all-stars. but on Saturday, September
6, these two teams will be pitted
against each other.
The all-star lineup will be: Word.
catcher; Blanton, pitcher; Dosgctt.
shortstop; Hulcher. first base; McRee,
second base: Augustine, third base,
and ". Sitterding, Richardson and
Shelton in the garden
Cleve Bailey will manage from the
bench, aud probably IL the game goes
wrong. this little Individual Will bench
some ore and manage from the field.
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BY JOSEPH A. WEST.

In picking an all-star amateur base
ball team from any league, the picker
is moro picked against than picking.
but especially so in amateur leagues.
Therefore. the task of selecting an
all-star team from the Capital City
League is a very difficult problem. for
where one is selected another is slight
cd and as there are many players play
ing the same positions, selecting this
all-star team is based entirely on the
individual batting and fielding aver
ages and the ability the men possess to
think quick and. ut the same time &C
curatcly. Also to be prepared at criti-
cal stages OF the game.
While six of this all-star team are
members of the champion Grays, there
are players selected from every active
team in the Capital City League, which
goes TO show that all of the good ma
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around second for the Woodworkers.
Horace Wrights won the champion
ship In the Central League by large
margin.
The Bankers from Washington will
play the Grays here Saturday, Sep
TENDER 20. at Broad Street Park.
The Richmond League is closed
Portners are champions and have q
strong team.
The southside League closed satur-
day with the r. Z. Co. leaders in
Plug" Amos will remain with the
Barton Heights team for next season.
the Grays.
Manager Clements, of Kahns OF
picked team from the Old Dominion
League TO play a picked team from
the Capital City League. some time in
ager in the Capital City League that
would like to take this up he can
communicate with the Amateur Snort
The game that is to be played to-
morrow morning between kahns and
Tylers should prove TO be q fast one,
as both managers state that their
teams are in the best of condition. The
game VIII be played al Broad Street
Park, and will begin at 10 o'clock
Slick Haskins. pitcher for Horace
Wrishts team. in the Central League.
is expected TO sign with the Barton
Heights team for 1914.
The Richmond Blues football squad
has been rendered the use OF the
Church Civic Associations athletic
field for night practice: More light.
Will be placed on tile field, and some
good practice is expected by the Blues
coach billy" Sitterding.
The Crafts players will cross bats
with kahns on the Fulton diamond
next Saturday afternoon.
Gray is catching nice game for
Crafts, and ii takes q mighty fast
runner TO pilfer a base on him.
The Richmond Grays had a signal
practice yesterday at Byrd Park and
are in fine condition for the oncoming
battle tomorrow.
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Woodland. tfeIrhts Forfcit.

Woodland heights forfeited two
games 10 the Woodworkers yesterday
by falling 10 put in their appearance
The Wood workers Will play the fagt
Rivers'des III Fulton Monday morning
September I, at 10 o'clock. ana fast
game IS expected.
The WoodS9orkcrs viii line Up as
follows: Kennedy. left held. Wharton,
shortstop Whitlow. second base: Parr.
third base; Wright first base. HUI
cher, centre field; Eacho. right field:
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AII-stnrs to Play Two Games.

The C. c. a. All-Stars. under the
management OF F. s. Towsey. will play
Two games tomorrow morning. one
with the Horace Wright team. OF the
Central League, at $3.50 O'Clock. the
other with the Brooklins. at IL O'Clock.
Both games are expected to be we'll
played.
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LrNcnnunG PLAYS AMATEURS.

Crnddock-Terry's Team VIII Battle
with Tigers, OF Roanoke, Tomorrow.
Lynchburg. Va. August so-Ar-
ransements have been made for "a
game of baseball here Monday, after
noon between Craddock-Terry, OF the
local City League. and the Tigers. of
the Roanoke City League. the game to
be played on the Y. n. c. A Island
playground. as a part of the Labor
Day celebration there
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Furniture Team to Tnke TrIp.

The Main street Furniture Company's
baseball team Will journey to Clay
vile, Va. Sunday night to play three
games Monday. one in the morning and
Two in the afternoon. Some good games
are expected, as they have played
twice, the furniture boys winning the
first to 5 and losing the second in the
thirteenth inning to 1. They have
won sixteen out OF twenty-one games
played this season.
The lineup will be as follows: Har-
mon. .catcheri Goodman and Collins.
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little Home brewing Wins.

The little Home Brewing Company
team defeated the little Portners in
heavy hitting game by the score of
20 to 5. Sullivan was on the mound
for the Home and had Portner at his
mercy.
Monkey boo" started for Portner
and was batted out OF the box. The
little Home team would like games
with any small team in the city. Phone
Monroe 1855.
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Craft. Player. won rhur,dor

The Crafts Players defeated tho
DupieN Envelope Company In a nicely
played game Thursday afternoon by
the score OF TO l. The Duplex boys
piayed very good ball. and should
organize and get in some league In
the coming season.
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Tyler. Dcfent c. S. Luck.

Tylers. of the old Dominion League,
defeated the pennant winners OF the
Commercial League, c. S. Luck's team,
by the score Of to in a fast and
Interesting game yesterday evening at
Byrd Park Time OF game, l:45. At
tendance. 500
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Tylers ........0 0110l-1 Ks /
c. s. Luck Co. L 0o0 0o00-1 8 .
Batteries: Tylers-Leavy and Gen
try; c. S. Luck-Thorpe and Ford.
An ali-star amateur team from Old
Dominion League:
Catchers-Deoppie, Kahns; Powell,
Tylers
Second base-onesty.
Third base-Currie. Kahns. or Coul-
der. Tylers.
Shortstop-Moran. Tylers.
Left ficld-T. Wilcox. Kahns
Right field-Howell. Woodall &
Quarles.
Centre held-Heiper. Tylers; French.
Tylers
Pltchers-Bowers, kahns. and Gen
try.
First base-chittum. .Kahns..
Picked by Fulton admirer of the
Old Dominion League
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CAROLINA LEAGUE

AT Winston winston Salem,
81; Charlotte, 3-2.
At Durham-Durham, 4; Greensboro.
eleven innings).
AT Notwithstanding o, Raleigh. 5.
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Indians Win,

The Indians defeated the Cardinals
at Meadow Park by the score of to O.
The feature of the game was the play
ing of the whole Indian team Hoover
PLAYED good game for the Cardinals.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Indians ........90oo o0oo'-5 IL 2
Cardinals ......0O0 100000 1 s
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wrights Are Rirh, and win.

The Horace Wrights INST and de
feated the strong Haspics' team yes
terday By the score OF TO 8. Slick
HaSkins pitched star ball for the
Wrights. The batting of w Rabinear
and Tiaslcy featured for Horace
Wright.
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TIP Tops wnnt Gam.

The Tip Tops. of the C. C. A.. want
q game for Labor Day afternoon
Any one wishing to take this up can
can r s. Towsey. Monroe 2e54-L. be-
fore II o'clock to-day.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
How They Ended.
Yesterdays nesnIts

Woodworkers, 8 Woodland Heights,
o. Two games. forfeited
Horace Wright, :; Harpies. 5.
Jones Green and Wizards not heard
from.
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With the Amateurs
By Joseph A. West.

The Old Dominion League champion
ship will probably be determined to-
morrow, when Tyiers and Kahns clash
at Broad Street Park at 10 O'clock.
If kahns win, one more game must
be played; if Tylers win, it is over.
Beau" Hoen, who played first base
for Bencdicttne College during 1912 and
1918. has been playing the initial sack
past two months. He has returned to
the city, and is n good man for some
Capital City League team to get for
next season.
The baseball season nears an end.
but in its stead comes the cry of the
gridiron.
Benedictine, College has great pros
son. Pollard, Fletcher Mahoney, Par
sons, Grant. Morrison. Barrett and
Hocn will be back, and also many new
The college authorities are trying to
secure good coach. and have three
men in vicw-Earle Lutz tRichmond
Harry Griffin (RichmoNd baseball
team)
Which of these men will be picked
is not known, but the college will make
every effort to have a good coach and
a winning team this. fall. Adjoining
where
practice can be held
Park" Rogerson is expected to sign
With, With tRe Grays for 1914. He is q good
pitcher and should be great help and
strength 10 the miltamen.
Chittum. the stubby little utility man
for Kahns team in the old Dominion
League, Will accompany Or. Price and
liis Grays to Washington to-day Chit
tum VIII be on the coaching line. and
In Iii
what time can be expected.
=. Riley. Of the Indians team. in the
pitches III fine form. Quite a batter
Tor twirier, eh?
the Indians, and Wilson, ficlder OF the
same team. have a tied batting record
pr. Parker's Battle Axes are in suf-
folk. They went there yesterday morn
Inc and will return tomorrow night
IheY Will play four games with the
Suffolk team.
Lou" Bowers, of the Kahns team, is
a pitcher OF good calbre and should
be an added force 10 some class a a
team.
Washington sunday afternoon are Bill
Ross. assistant manager; Alton Dillon
scorer; Louis O'Neil, mascot; Blount
Canepa, Pom, Dunn, BEDFORD, Biebev
tcaptain), Nelson, Orebaugh, Morgan
Saracino. Dowaen aMd Lehman make
up the team
Chittuu, Klein, Onesty and Unrire
Wilcox Will also go. Mr.. Wilcox viii
othciate III the intercity games, with
the help of q Washington ump
The West End League will close next
Saturday.
The Commercial League champion
VIII not be announced until the league
officials decide the protested games Sat
urday August %. between Crafts and
Home Brewing Company.
The Washington Bankers are strong,
and the game with the Grays is ex-
pected 10 draw a large crowd (AIavh.
President Wilson Will come out) Who
can tell?
a good game is expected TUESDAY.
when the all star Newspaper League
meets the allstar c. [. A team al
c. G. =. grounds. The game will start
ut 4:3o O'Clock.
Come to Byrd park Saturday. Sep
tember c, If YOU want TO see real
amateur game--Grays VS.. "Cleye'
whitlow is playing in big style
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Lloyd Motor Co.
313 w. MAIN ST.
Telephone Monroe 2696

pitchers; Lutte. shortstop; Timberlake,
right field; Cake, second base: Welsh.
OF Cherry Smash. third base: Harris.
left field: Owens. centre field; Lowe,
right field.
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played some inside baseball they would
have probably defeated the An-stars
: Batteries: Gregor. Sales and Greg
}ory; Jones and August.
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acting manager L. j. Teefey. Ala North
Eighth Street
Open dates are as follows: October
4. II. is, %; November l. S. Is, % and
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FYidaS, sept. 4, 1913,
a SPECIAL TWO-REEL LUBIN FEATURE

A Splendid Drama,
Those who love a rip-roaring comedy will
nnd what they want IN 1.-THE Feudists." a
two part Titagraph Special Feature that
VIII be presented. next Tuesday. Sept. Cd, at
the virginia Theatre where 1t Will form the
leading Item on what Is always a good bill
rwo nelzhboring families quarrel over the
one family in the garden of the other
Aiihnugi, They have bean friends for years
al this Is forgotten and warfare commences
hot and heavy between them. The manner
In which they are finally brought to friendly
,erms again and forced TO realize their fool
ishness forms ono OF the funniest sights
ovsY ,ritnesycd From start to finish THE
Peudists' Nils one with laughter. 1t would
bring ciluckle from the worst pcssimist
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CuI,s Eorf.;.

me Cubs forfeited to the Pirates ycs-
s stt"aE, to 0. The Cubs failed 70
snow up 'Noughty Cubs"' -
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

At Knoxville-Knoxville. g. Middles-
boro. /.
At -Morristown., 4; Rome.
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Shortstop-Poh. Grays.
Right field-Anthony, Ashland.
Left fcld-TSlein. Battle Axe.
Third bnse-AnEuStinc, CollcEians.
First base-Bigbcy tcapt), Grays.
Catchcrs-Blount, Grays; Word,
CollcSinns.
Second bnse-Dowdcn. Battle Axe.
Centre fcld--Sarncino. Grays.
Pitchcrs-Cancpu, Grnys, Blnnton,
Ashland; Wright, CoIlcSinns.
Utility-Amus. Barton Heights.
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The Valentine Museum.

ELEVENTH AND CLAY sTRBETs.
Open daily from 10 A. M. to 8 p. n
Admisston. csc. gree on satnrdayA
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a good game is expected Tuesday.
when the all star Newspaper League
meets the all-star c. G. a. team at
{. G =. grounds. The game will start
at 4:3Q o'clock
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Come to Byrd Park Saturday, Sen
TENDER c, If YOU want TO see a real
amateur game--Grays VS.. "CleYe"
Bailey's all stars
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wednesday, Sept. Sd, and Thursday, 4th
- JAMES X. HACKETT
THE PRISONER OF LENDER"
The Dramatic Masterpiece OF Romance and
+s.' Adventure.
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amusell1fnts
THREE NC FEATURES.
Virginia Theatre

Tucsdny, SepfemDcE = IU10'
THE FEUDISTS.
real surprise. The funniest picture ever
made. Featuring the greatest OF
all fun-makers.
John Bunny. Flora Finch.
Wallio VAN Lillian Walker.
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Gray: Midlothian-1. COSBY. G. Gosh,
and Christian. 'N'
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Walton. pitcher. and Johnstonc,
catcher; Mays. Chalkley and Hill,
utility i.4- ~
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE
How the Tcams Finished.
OLD DOMINION LEAGUE

Where They Play To-Morrow.
Kahns VS.. Tylers. at BROAD street
Park. Gape called 10 o'clock.
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WEST END LEAGUE

Where. They Play ncxt Saturday.
Indians VS.. Rivcrsides, ut Harvey
Park.
Giants VS. Cubs at Athletic Park
Pirates vs. Cardinals. at Meadow
Park.
Season ends Saturday, September 6.
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AII-Stars win.

AlI-Stars Win.
The All-Stars from c. c. a. defeated
the Cherry Smash. team Of the Rich
mond League by very close score of
3 to l. Both teams secured four hits,
and IL the Cherry Smash team had
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Chittum. the stubby little utility MAJ,
Tor kahns team. in the old Dominion
League, VIII accompany DR.. Price and
ANS GTays to Washington to-day Chit
tuin viii be on the coaching line. and
those who have seen him perform know
what Il time can be expected
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The Washington Bankers are strong.
and the game with the Grays Is ex-
pected 10 draw large crowd. (Mayhe
President Wilson Will come out.) Who
can tell?
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The Southside League closed Satur-
day with the r. Z. Co. leaders in
the race.
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Park" Rogerson is expected to sign
with the Grays for 1914. He is good
pitcher, and should be a great help and
strength 10 the militiamen.
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whitlow is playing in big style
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Riley. OF the Indians team. in the
West End League, is batting scr and
pitches III fine form. Quite a batter
Tor twirler, Ell?
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The Richmond League is closed
Portners are champions and have 4
strong team.
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Beau" Hoen, who played first base
for Bencdictine College during 1912 and
1913, has been playing the initial sack
for the Greenbriar Camp team for the
past two months. He has returned to
the city, and is n good man for some
Capital City League team to get for
next season.
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The Old Dominion League champion
ship Will probably be determined to-
morrow, whe? Tyiers and Kahns clash
at Broad Street Park at 10 o'clock
If kahns win, one more game must
be played; if Tylers win, it is over.
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The baseball season nears an end
but in its stead comes the cry of the
gridiron
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The Crafts players will cross bats
with kahns on the Fulton diamond
next Saturday afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31

Plug" Amos will remain with the
Barton Heights team for next season.
1t WAS rumored> that he would join
the Grays
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the Indians, and Wilson, fielder OF the
same team. have tied batting record
OF ISL.
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SERVICE
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The Bankers from Washington will
play the Grays here Saturday, Sep
TENDER 20. at Broad Street Park.
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Or. Parker's Battle Axes are in Suf-
foik. They went there yesterday morn
lns ana VIII return tomorrow night.
They will play four games with the
Suffolk team.