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Brooks llouse IS Main ST. Hours until 10 q
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
SPIDERS TO PLAY
MARYLAND AGG|ES
Coach Dobson Has His Men in
Good Trim for Satur-
DAVIS Game.

Richmond College will have a hard
road 10 travcl Saturday. when thoy
play the Maryland Agriculture College
At College Park, Maryland
The farmers are strong mnsa OF
bulk. and have startcd the season with
Il victory over Baltimore City College
the score being - To 10. ana the Balt!-
more city College eleven IL considered
one OF the fastest squads in Maryland
The spiders started the season by
nghtng the Richmond Blues to a no.
score finish. and tho fact that the
agriculture boys won from the Bal
timore city College does not worry
them in tho least
Coach DobsOn has had his men hard
at work since the opening game. and
has made a fast. though light bunch OF
pigskin warriors out OF them.
They VIII leave tomorrow afternoon
on the $3.50 o'clock train for College
Park. Maryland. and are satisfied Tint
it they should not win that they Will
either tie the game or lose By close
margin. Coach Dobson has not decided
on the lineup.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02

MARATHON RUNNER s
First Event of Its Kind in South Will Bring Crowds
to Witness Vrginias Best Athletes-Moving
Bctures Will Be Made of Race-Course
Will Be Lined With Enthusiasts.
Vehicles Barred Over Route

Everything ~ in readiness FOR the
FIRST annual Modified Marathon under
the auspices of Tho Times Dispatch to
DO ran through tho streets of Rich
mond Saturday afternoon. At cx-
actiy o'clock Mayor George Anslic
will give tho word to the runners.
Gathered at the starting point-the
fountain at tho southern end Of the
Bculcvurd-- viii be the Governor OF
su.cocd him in the Gubcruatorial
,hair In addition there will he repre-
scutaiiNes from practically everN col
lecc university and athletic organize
ton in the State.
So far AZ human ondcavor goes
every detail has been carefully
planncG nothing. it Is hoped, has been
overlooked. The contestants Will find
that their needs have been anticipated
IL il should SO happen that any one
IF tho runners is hurt OF in any other
way incapacitated, there win be am
balances on hand 10 render emer-
peucy aid Al the starting point n
wagon viii DO IN hand to take the
dressing ropes OF tho men To the gym
nasiuin Of McGill's Catholic Union in
Graco street. between Eighth and
Ninth streets. where the men will
dress after the race is over. This
ENt00aS-ui Is Just one plpCk from inc
nnj>h or tho course.
Announcement that moving pictures
OF tho race would he made by the
Universal Film Company. ANA that
these pictures would be displayed at
the Empire Theatre here. rs we'll as
ip every city i'm the United States has
added interest 10 the run. il that be
possible. Major Werner and Mayor
Ainslie have announced That the course
wpuld he kept clear of all vehicles
excepting the automobiles OF the oili-
cials The official autos will patrol
Tho course. CARRYING members Of the
games committee and the official
timers aud scorers
chief Werner will have his most
dependable men stationed along the
course.
There will be police mounted on BIZ
,voles and horses. The thousands who
Will line the course will not bo dis
turbed. and there Will bo thousands.
t. Witness nearly one hundred young
stors, in the best of condition. RUNNING
for love Of the sport, is an unusual
sight In the south Indeed this Mara
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
MUNSON OFFERED
JOB IN NORFOLK

Bristol. Tenn, October Manager
Clarence RcdD Munson, OF tho Bristol
team of the Appalachian League, one
of the most popular men in minor
league baseball to-day. may be lost to
the Bristolians the coming season. The
crimson topped" Cincinnatian, al
though III love with Bristol and per
sistently proud OF his first successes
here, was embarra sscd with the hard
luck strcaks of the season Just closed.
and may not remain in Bristol. AS a
matter of fact, Munson is wanted else
where At least two offers have been
made him in the last few days. Prcsi-
dent Smith. OF the Morristown team
of tho Appa iachian League. has offered
Munson the management of his
team. while letter came from
Norfolk this week. offering Mum
son managerial berth In the
Virginia League. Munson can go to
Norfolk to manage tho team there If
he desires. He has these offers under
Amusement ana will decide later. Ho
expected to return To his Cincinnati
home at the close of the 1913 season.
but has now made up his mind to re-
main in Bristol. and will enter business
here until tho opening of the 1914 sea-
son.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
ALBRIGHT READY
TO MEET TURNER
Middlewcight Grapplers Get To-
gethcr at City Auditorium To-
Night in Finish Bout.

Con. Albright. the champion middle
weight wrestler OF tho world arrived
in Richmond from the East last night
and Jumps Turner. the Texas cham
pion, will arrive on an early train this
morning from Washington. Tonight
AT $40 o'clock. AZ the City Auditorium.
these wrcstlcrs viii meet In a match
At catch weights, TWO best falls out of
three TO y finish
Turner Will probably make lG3
pounds. and Albright will weigh prob
ably a few pounds lcss. The men are
reported TO be in prime condition for
the match, which is expected 10 be one
OF the ,gamcst fought ever witnessed on
Il local mat.
Previous to the main bout there will
be preliminary of interest.
Mcssrs. Herbert and Morano, the
promoters, urge the women to attend
the match, and there will be no charge
OF admission for the women.
the cooler weather has driven tho
mat artists from Broad Street Park to
the spacious city Auditorium where
every convenience will be offered
patrons OF the sport.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
MED|COS TACKLE
CAROLINA NEXT
Coach Johns to Take Strong
Team to Chapel Hill
Saturday.

The Medical College OF Virginia will
nave about the strongest squad that
has ever represented that institution
whcn the eleven lines up against Caro-
lima ut Chapel Inn Saturday.
Under the critical eyes Of Coach
Johns ana Captain Walker. tho team
is progressing rapidly. and several
stars VIII be in the lineup against
There is Schenck. last years star
quarter back, who was out yesterday
for practice. and who will likely play
his old position Stafford who was Il
half back on the University College
eleven last year and who proved Il
star for that team. He is trying for
guard.
Or. Hedgepeth Will arrive In time
for the game with Carolina He made
the alI-star South Atlantic eleven last
year. Parker and Walker, both stars.
and old heads nj the game, are also in
good fighting condition.
with this bunch of old heads to
steady the younger bunch Of football
players, tho Medicos are liable to sur
prise Carolina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02

ih"n or The Times Dispatch is the first
ever attempted south OF the Mason
and Dixon line.
Both the University OF Virginia and
Virginia Military Institutes teams will
arrive tonight They will 20 over
tho course in order to ramiliarize
themselves with the lay OF the ground.
Tonight at o'clock the games com
mittce will meet in The Times Dis
patch building to look over the entry
blanks and make final arrangements
or give approval to what had already
been done. Alumni of the Virginia
Military Institute will he gathered ut
the Washington monument 10 cheer
on the cadets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
DEFENSIVE GAME
TRIED BY COACHES
Scrubs Unable to Gain Much
Ground Against Virginia's
Regular Linemen.

charlottesville, Va. October DE
fensive football was again tho order
of the day in the Virginia camp, with
Assistant Coach Cooke watching close
ly the work OF tho forwards The
scrubs were given possession of the
ball, and for ten minutes attempted to
gain through the varsity. Fuller made
the longest run for the scrubs, but
was prevented from making a touch
down by Gooch'S sure tackle. Ran
dolph. Hall and Coleman substituted
tho regular back field and did fairly
we'll. Gillette end White. the ends,
showed further Improvement. Landcs
was tried out at quarter, and later shift
cd to his old position at full. Here
he intercepted Il forward pass and ran
for touchdown Captain Carter has
been shifted back to right guard.
where lac will probably be kept the
remainder OF the season. Brown has
returned to centre. Russell held down
the other guard position to-day in the
absence OF Voolfolk.
Johnnie Nen former head coach
joined the coaching staff and took
charge OF the backs
In the scrimmagc between the second
and third teams Spccr got away for a
run OF nifty yards FlannaEan at ond
gathered in n forward pass for a gain
of twenty yards.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
RACING PROGRAM
DELAYED BY RAIN

CoIu,rbuS q Or.ohor to,lv c,o
-
i"to WAS '-l'lS'c" az VIC Wing f"ih
this afternoon, the track being heavy
from Yesterdays rain. and racing WIS
~. , -, ~, .,o,.,o,,
l,ot 80. -" "'','' '"'r ~ wv go '.oo','
tho $4,000 Buckeye stake for 2:l2 trot-
trrs being carried over until to-mur-
row. Bismya favorite for the 2:2O
ing, eitboqrh she lost tho arst IT heat ,i to
tho Canadian colt. George Rex
rnI5css Marsare, was nrsi choice
,he mrs, two heats ~ Fay Richmond.
Tllc inst choicc then annexed two
heats. after Witch ii was too dark t.
continue. and 1t was carried over Onls-
three henst were raced in tho 2.tO pace,
with three different heat winners
Sellers u. won the first. Nellic c.. the
second and Lowanda tho third. after
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
ACADEMY BOYS TO
PLAY FORK UNION

Richmond Academy will present tho
following lineup for the Fork Union
Academy eleven to face Saturday at
Fork Union: Whitlock. King or Whit
tct, left end: Wood or Spencer. left
tackle; George or Miller left guard:
ID. Roden. centre: Parrish, right guard
Davis, right tackle; Justis. right end !;
Pitt (captain), quarterback; l.. Roden.
left halfback; Owens. full back: Kyrk,
right halfback.
With this bunch of young athletes
TO defend the school Saturday, there
should be a good story for them to tell
after the clash with the military
youngsters
The Academy tore through the Rich
mond College lineup for good gains
In scriinmage game this week and
held tho college boys from scoring
They have had lots OF practice, and
arc we'll prepared for the coming con-
test.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
Athletics Are F avorites

Philadelphia, October I.-BcttinE
on the result of the worlds series
became brisk to-day. with the Ath-
lctics on the long end OF the odds
ut 10 To u. Several bets ranging
from $50 to $500 were mndc nj this
figure mt the HinEhnm House md
mt Green's Hotel, the local bcttOrs
claiming to hnrc inside dope TINT
Mnci> Inns something up his sleeve In
the pitching line TINT Inns not bcen
revealed. just what this something
IN they refused to say. Much or
the local money IL heing sent TO
New York. where bcttors sny they
can obtain 10 to =, with the Ath-
lctics ON the short end. The "wisc"
money TINT always looks for n pcr-
ccntngc apparently will not be
placed on the series this year, so
far M the Philadelphia bcttora nrc
concerned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
WINNER REVELS
IN HEAVY TRACK

Laurel Park Race Track Md, October l.
b.. broke her toes and made every post
winning one In the Blue Point Selling
stakes. the feature of Lhurei's opening. The
heavy rains OF last night left the track In 81
heavy condition. and the daughter or Rear
Catcher just rcveled In 1t. Billy Garth
Gun Cotton had an easy thing In the stce-
cChase while Little Johnny McTaggart
signailcd his first appearance In the sad
die since his fail AT Havre dc Grace 10y win
ming with Triicr.
The weather showery. but n good
sized crowd attended. nnd the thirty-one
layers in line had all the business they
could attend TO-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
JOHN MARSHALL
WINS SCR|MMAGE

In Il scrimmage with tho Richmond
College second SOUND yesterday Mt
Broad street Park, John Marshall High
School held tho college scorelcss while
they, by line plungcs and touchdowns.
registered points
Wood. Cosby. /. owens and w. Owens,
In the back field. work together and
are fast. This quartet hammered the
college line for Ave and ten yard gains
Wood. quarterback. went around the
college ends for good gains.
The High School lads also worked tho
Harvard passes to advantage, but
bucking tho line was their trump card
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
SENATORS CLEAN
Up ENTIRE SERIES
Take Third Straight From
Connie Mack's Youthful
Bunch Of Tosscrs.
BENTLEY SCORES SHUT-OUT
Allows Only Three Hits-Bohcn,
for Athletics, Turns
Same Trick.
BENTLEY SCORES sHUT-oUT

washington October 1-The Senator's
cleaned up tho series against the philodel-
phia Athletics by winning to.day's gam. I
TO 0. when Bohcn cut loose with n wild
pitch In the eighth inning. scoring Ainsm,th.
who third bnse
The confess, developed into pitching bat
tlo bet"cen Bentley. Wash!ngton's youth
iul southpaw. and Bohcn, ono of Mnck's re-
cruits. obtained from the M!,sou,a MONTY
club. Both Fingers allowed three hits
owing TO last nights s,eady rain tho ball
PARK was In II dep!Orable condition but
griffith Unlisted upon the game being NAV
second place. The score:
NtasI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
FINISHES OF RACES
ARE SENSATIONAL

Louisville. Ky, October 1.-The eighth
day OF racing at the Douglas Park course
was repietc with sensational Hnishes. Sow
Graz winners went under the wiGe by such
close margins that no on. knew who tho
victor was until tire Judges had hung out
the nnai and Official numbers. The feature
mo Fourth race on the card. went tn Buck
morn. which. after several apparently poor
races. broke In the lend and was ncv.-
headed. Tho good son OF Broomstick neso.i-
atsd the distance. n mile and seventy wards
In the record breaking lime OF la: is. car.
rying the hchvy impost al II5 pounds Klr-
hume, the fGvorite. finished second WITH
FLORAL Park II bhnR-up third
The former record for the distance l:aa3s
WAS held By Irish Gentleman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
ATHLETICS WILL
BEGIN PRACTICE

Mack. manager OF tho Athletics re-
turned Tonight with his cub" players
who have been used In the series just
completed against WASHINGTON, and
to-morrow the American League
champions Will start the final games of
their regular schedule with Now York
Mack likely Will present his strongest
lnc-Up, that team work may be per
f"ctcd for tho worlds series next
The hrst-strinr players of the Attn
!"tics have been allowed To take things
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
BOWLING

Tho Chesapeake and Ohio and the
League, played an exhibition series on
the Newport Alleys last night The
railroad boys finally came out VIC
torious.
Tonight the Bishop Shirt Conponv
aud the Vaughan Robertson Drug com
panN teams will play an exhibition
series
The scores:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02

easy since they clinched the pennnnt
They were expected To start a course
on edge for the opening game with
the New York Giants Tuesday, but rain
fell in almost a continuous downpour
and prevented them from practicine
at Shibe Park.
The National League season for this
city ended to-day. The hard rain
neccssitated calling off tho final game
which was scheduled to be played
against Brooklyn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
MAIDEN MANAGER
OF 1918 QU|NT
Giant Tackle Will Lead Basket
ball Players of University
Of Virginia.

charlottesville, Va. October w
NJ Maiden. the giant tackle on the
varsity football team. has been named
by the executive committee OF the
General Athletic Association OF the
University OF Virginia as manager Of
tn" 1913 basketball team. Nix. Maiden
was assistant manager OF last years.
quint and member OF the squad. Ed
ward II. Smith. OF Elizabeth City. y. c..
was chosen assistant manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
CAN'T Wins Mile Race

LynchburE, VA, October 1.-Gnntt,
of the University of Virginia trnck
tenn. won the Entwcll Gun mile foot
race Mt tho Interstate Fair, Rum
bouEh, of tho same tenn, linking
second pincc. There were six start
crs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
Arriving For The Times-Dispatch Marathon
Local Gridiron Notes
BY ''PIep.'

Tho Spiders and Mcdicos held scrm-
mage practice at Broad Street Park
neutrality-suspicious.. -: Medicos. 0.
The Spiders made both touchdowns
on forward passes. They gained but
littlo In line plunging.
The Medicos could not check tho
Spiders forward passes.
Tho Richmond College team has boon
rather weak on the forward pass but
is rapidly getting that play down to
The Medical College OF Virginia foot
o o@' .; eleven isl is lucky in h%ying I'VE out
are In the line. while one Is In tho
ir,,kl The, They are: Captain Walker,
lincsmen. and Schcnck. quarter back.
Rock" King. Robins. Ancarrow,
will be the men upon whom Richmond
College will depend In the game with
the Farmers"
Tyler. the all-Southcrn tackle is fast
hrenking into form and is expected
against the Tarheels Saturday.
Richmond College second team is
trying TO arrange II game with Black
stone Academy for Saturday.
Tho University OF Mississippi will be
seen In Richmond October / 3. on which
day they will battle with the Medical
college, OF Virginia.
John Marshall High School and Rich
mond Academy are about evenly match
ed In weight ana speed. and when they
meet there viii he somo game.
The following is the revised schedule
or the Medical College of Virginia foot
ball games for 1913:
October i-Universty OF North Caro-
lima. at Chapel I'm.
October ll--A and NJ OF North Car
oliua, at Raleigh.
October l5-Cnivcrsity OF Mississinpi
ut Richmond
October ls-Georgetown. at Wash
| lngtUn - G..
October 25-IIampdcn Sidney. at
Richmond
t., November Open.
November S-Randolph. Macon NJ
Ashland.
November l5-wake Forest a, Rich :
mond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
Totals &c ! , a7 10 Total. ...:y o sun
HATED FOR Bentley IN eighth
fEattcd FOR Brtckiey in ninth

Score by innings: II
Washington ............... O o a n o. n,i
Philadal pha ................,0o o o O o q n a
summary: First base on errors Washing.
ton. l. Phiiadelph!a. ]. Errors Bentley ard
FritI Two base hits-Caruthers Shank,
Sacrifice hit-DaIey. Lett on baser-Wash-
!nEton, /; philadelphia, g. First base on bail.
on Bentley ,. OF Bohcn. > Innings pitch
ed-BY Bentley. s; by Galiia. l. H!ts-Or
HENLEY. ?. struck out--By Bentlsy. 3: BY
Bohcn. .. 1iit hy pitchef-By Hen.Iev 1
u'ritz,. Wild pitch BENTLEY Bohen i'm
pres. D!neen and Connolly. Time Of game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
Officials The Times-Dispatch
Modified Marathon Saturday

Temple
" Mc abe
VI. IInzcn Fnthc
a IL. <ershny
John Hyinnd Foster
i lien SayiIc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
MAPS HAVE EASY TIME

Detroit. October l.-Clovelsnd had an easy
uine beating tho Tigers to-day, winning :
20 J. IImcIy hitting on tho part OF tho
Saps resulted In the locals defeat. Gregg
FOR the visitors Ma IN great form. allowing
only -four ats. whIlc CoInstock was ham
lnored for ten safeties IN eIrht rounds and
House TWO in one inning
(lcyrinnb n..-.i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
Cleveland
Detroit.
Totals - 81? q 70 Total. 80 . q j,
'hRited FOR Comstock in eighth

Score - innings. r.
Cleveland ...-............ ......i 0 o o n O
Detroit .........-....... o o 0 o O n o !
summary: ErrorF--OlSon Ryan. Brady
Gaiher, Wit. Two bRhe hits-StauRge aud
Chapman. Three-bas. hit-i.aiboic Sacri-
nce hits-l.rlhold. Chapman ~, Gregg Sac
flhce ny-Chapmun. stolen bases Cobb CO.
Nei!I- Left on bases-C Cleveland. 4 be
troll, G. Hits-OT Coins,ock. 10 In : innings;
on House. ia inning Frat base on balls
on Gregg. .; on Co,nstock. /. Struck on;
By Gregg. g. by Cornstock. >. Balk-GrcEs.
via pitch coms,ock. Empires, Ferguson
and OLouGhlin. Time OF game, 1891
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
Results in Big Leagues.
AMERICAN

Cleveland. s; Detroit. T.
New York Boston (rainD.
Washington, /; Philadelphia, 0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02

Tyler, the all-Souticrn tackle is fast
breaking into form and is expected
TO put up good game with the Medicos
against the Tarheels Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02

Totals ....404 i97 479 1,477
Scorer, Hoover. Umpire, Joyce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
PLAY TODAY.

Boston at Washington.
Now York at Philadelphia
Cleveland at Detroit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
MontclJcllas.

The News Leader team won two
games last night from the Nirginian
team in the Palace Duclpin League
News Lender
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02

Richmond College second team IS
trying TO arrange II game with Black
stone Academy for Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02

Rock" King. Robins. Ancarrow,
George {captain). Blumc and Jones'
VIII be the men upon whom Richmond
College will depend in the game with
the Farmers"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02
NATIONAL
Philadelphia Brooklyn (rain).
STANDING OF TEAM
WHERE THEY

Philadelphia at New York
threc games).
Brooklyn at Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02

Friday, october 3. Palace VS.. Times
Dispatch. at $40 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02

Tho University OF Mississippi will be
soon in Richmond October -, on which
day they will battle with the Medical
College OF Virginia.