The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-24

OF the Capital City League. while the
Tylers and kahns still have one game
10 decide the Old Dominion League race.
Only one more Saturday before all of
the amateurs close their seasons.
Battle Axe broke UP Pat" Canepa' s
record OF straight victories. Pat won
ten straights before losing TO the Axes.
The Tigers football team. which made
such n reputation during 1911 and 1912,
has been reorganized, and expects TO
romp the gridiron again this fall. Any
one desiring n tryout can communicate
with Manager Thomas Tcefy, 414 North
Eighth Street. City. Manager Teefy
would also like to arrange n schedule
and would appreciate a proposed game
with any football team in or near Rich
mond.
AS the Tylers defeated the Kahns
yesterday afternoon in the first game
Of a double header. and the second
game was called in the eighth inning
with the score standing TO s. the
kahns and Tylers will meet again
Wednesday afternoon at Broad Street
park At 1870 o'clock. II Tylers should
happen TO win this game, they will be
declared the pennant winners in the
Old Dominion League, which carries
with il the right to play the winners
In the Capital City League. but If the
kahns win they Will have 10 play an
other game to form a decision.
Manager Schmnke, OF the Woodall
& Quarles team of the Old Dominion
League. has drafted Browning, of the
Crafts; Davis. of the Rambles. and
Beazley and L. Creamer. OF the Ameri-
can Clothing Company
woodall & Quarles will play the
strong c. c. a. All stars on their home
ground Saturday, September 6.
The Woodall & Quarles have begun
TO make preparations for the season of
1914. Looks good, Ell boys.
Browning has been playing u most
consistent game at second for Crafts,
leading the team in batting and base
running. His batting average being
$50, with forty three stolen bases.
guess that is going some for 1866
FOUNDER.
Crafts players made sure the pennant
in the Commercial League yesterday by
lie fea ting the Home Brewing Co.
Phillips played n nice game at third
for Crafts yesterday Phillips Is a val
liable man to any team. as he can work
anywhere except behind the bat.
r. White Blersch, Gray and Fear de-
serve special mention for their work
during the season. both in fielding and
stick work for Crafts.
Tho Barton Heights team have Sc
cured valuable man in Seay. who has
been playing first base for Crafts, as
q 10 1yya 6a inh
Epbank, who caught most OF the
games for Crafts this season, has been
out of the game for about five weeks.
Here's hoping for speedy recovery.
Hulcher is playing a good game in
centreheld for the Woodworkers.
Manager Jordan. of the Woodwork
ers, is some Hugh Jennings" on the
coaching lines.
The woodail & ouarles team helped
to put Tylers on top. They defeated
Kahns twice. If tho woodal & Quarles
bunch had not defeated the Fulton
Crew" Kahns would have been cham
pions.
Horace Wright's team will try for
a new record next Saturday by trying
to win their fourteenth straight game.
Mason. of the Wizards, is pitching
nice ball. but the team behind him is
not playing the brand of ball that they
are capable of doing.
Jack Tinsley Is considered the best
third sacker in the Central League and
Is due for faster company next season.
Jack Is hitting above the 400. mark,
and handles himself we'll in tho field.
Robert Lafayette Amos; second base
man for Barton Heights. known as