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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-06
EFFORTS BEING MADE
TO STAGE BIG GAME
Lientenant.C Commando Fairfield Will
Confer With Secretary Daniels, Who
Will See Secretary Garrison.
SHORT PRACTICE FOR MIDDIEs
Long Drill Tired Out the Sailors.
Donald Carter's Knee Shattered.
Tiger Varsity Outclassed--Indians
Shaping for Cornell.

t,toyer.y over the site Of the snsya!
eerstary Gar1is sn to s rseem@s snSh that
opsned in an EFFORT 70 decide upon =
Lieut. snant; commaSaer Fairfield, Of the
M M, academy. Will confer with Sec
and ater Mr. f bsn sais' %i GiseSss
IL with Secretary Garrison.
ca ANN AZ 2 ,anu M dI,;, October s;ss.
prastiee at the naval academy this az
asanst the Of foT Pt Is.
ou msRe nsss s wba nis,.a j. -, 49,,
envy bsskhed for f ouT Seasons se j ofas
the q !. coaching star this afternoon. Thsra
or ends. There is talk of securing Big
Brown. the Nays great iineman. who
Both. tackles and both guards ar.
new men. and there are weak spots in
the midshipmen's line. $50 -
tuniversity OF. Pennayivanin football
team tea VIII have to get along without
centre rush. for probably. the remain.
aeT OF the sds season; An May exami
hospital shows that the -" BONE u's as thss
knee, while not broken, had been shat
tered and tho ligaments badly torn. He
Will be In the hospital for at least n
Borie " ''s p'"ee WIN DC taken by
Coach Brooke held secret practice to.
day. and began the work Of rebuilding
the teams attack. Most of tho coach,
Ing was devoted to the interference.
One change was made in the backffeld.
Tucker has been selected to play fun
back.
PRINCETON Oc,oh.r r.
outclassed and held scoreless by the
seeond.string men. Moore was in Mt
right half In place OF Click, who Is
days Ksme lies In sa.ur
ceding the scrimmage the varsity spent
n great deal OF time receiving sicks
from Kickoff formation and making in
reference for the men with the ball.
form In the scrimmagn to-day. and
the re may be shifts in the Varsity
max sup as result. Some clever tack
ilnE oy HiEhley. scrub end. did much
forward passes,
CARLISLE. PA. October 5.-Footba,,
practice at the Carlisle indian School
Cornell game. Coach Warner has IA.
Gcided not TO let the arrangement OF
last week stang. and to-day had Pratt
where he showed some aptitude.
A notable change Has the tran.f.r
~ Centre iWinnishek to an end position.
The usual rrelIminaries were run
through; and Warner worked double
teen minutes before an extended signf,i
CONTINUED on Fifth Pngc3
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INQUIRIES WILL PLAY
ASHLAND HIGH TO-DAY

This afternoon at o'clock, at Broad Street
land High School in their initial game. The
local boys have been practicing since school
the ioss Of eight Of last years. etiep me,
have bright prospects OF landing c-prep
Se are ths agap
servlces OF Mr.. Alexander as coach. and he
liz working hard to whip the men into shape.
back as captain. Baldwin, James, Addison
and Melton are back also. and these. along
with several new men, ought to make Il
winning team.
The team this year is little faster than
last years. The line. from tackle to tackle,
Is pretty we'll made, ur. but there is hot
night for the end and backfeld positions.
Leach tesptainl. Haskell. Schioss. Addison,
Melton. James Whftmorc. Parrish, Baldwin
Powers. Berryman, "
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SPARKLE WATTS WINS
TW0-YEAR-0LD FUTURITY
Ably Driven by "Pop, Geers, the Chest
nut FLY Keats Native Spirit,
q M.

LEXINGTON. KY, October 5.-The
Kentucky iha iSIT trots; the final meeting of
to-day with the racing Of four events,
the $4,000 Kentucky futurity, for two.
year-old trotters, and the $4,000 Wal
nut Hall cup race, for 2:l2, trotters
The colt race. proved something of
"a surprise. resulting in the defeat nf
the the even Yer money money fayerite. Native Spirit,
Sparkle Watts. driven by the veteran,
p"SGeers. The Michigan colt, Cen
erai French. set the pace In the first
In the next two the battle was between
Sparkle Watts and Native Spirit, the
tormer out-trotting the Cox Ally at
Bright0n 3. was the choice for the
Walnut Hall cup race, but Rythmeii.
front from wire to wire in ali three
heats. her heats In 2:05 "a, 2:O5 / 4
and 2:04 IA being the fastest three
n neat races ever trotted by mare.
2:o9 pace. three in five. purse 81, 200:
Jay o stone E.. b; H., BY Redtieid. Jr.. /.
H t WIT n'R Ts b. b. E {MMu5 TngDas
=, Princess Patch. Ella Mackay. Lillian
sennn ef.er M kssfu Neu nssse R BHs
started. Best time. @:o4 Ia. "'S0
Two-year-old futurity:
spar Me watts, ch. T., by General
Watts-Twinkle (Geers) ....2 FL /
General French. b. c. (Miller) s 7
Native Spirit. b. Z. (Cox) .....
i5ondeii, d. L. tMurphy) .........4 3 S
Petress Burton. Henry Todd, Silver
A.,NwoThE. Bacilli also started. Best
2:l2 trot. Walnut Halt Sup:
Rythmell, blk. m, by RHYTHMIC
Eiisazbeth PADS (shankl ..... | / /
Brighton b., b. e. (Nurphy) 33
King Clansman, br. h. (McNiahon) a & S
bertha Cary. Bennington. Henrietta
1904 Ia.
200 class, trottine tunAnishcd):
oakaale, Er. e., by Normaneer,
Alice Onward tMcDonaId) / Q
Tommy Horn. b. &. (owens). ...2S
LIZZIE Brown, b. ~ (Andrews)... I 6
May Mack, b. m. aDeryder) 8 . s
Peter Billiken, Atlantic Express, Pc.
ter Mccormick, Country Tramp, Jud.
son Girl, Par Cliffe, Grattan Boy
Santos Maid, The Wanderer also start
ed. Best time, o:07 IA,
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UNIVERSITY GRlDIRoN
MEN AT HARD PRACTICE
Despite Strenuous Gnme at New Haven
on Saturday, All Men Reported
for Field Work.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. October
5.-Despite the strenuous game put ur
at New Haven on Saturday. avery mem
Der OF the Virginia team which par
ticipated In that contest reported for
practice on Lambeth Field this after
noon. Beyond a few minor bruises
the men came out of Saturdays game
without injury.
The practice to-day was even longer
than usual, the players being kept on
the gridiron until It became too dark
TO see the ball. There was no scrim-
mage The rain OF yesterday and las,
night rendered the field little slip
perry. SO the workout was held OH
tefavre Field, all spectators being eX-
Guided.
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BROOKLYN, october 5.-Por three

BROOKLYN, October 5.-For three
hours. and rorty-eight minutes to day
the new champion Braves got prac-
tically incessant practice In running
bases The lowly Dodgers were cast
at the other end of the double heat led
sketch and furnished Stallingss Braves
with two Victories by the overwhelm-
Ing scores OF Is to 9 and Q to 5. A
Brave named Whitfield is now being
touted to snatch the laurels from the
brow OF Home Run Baker, of the
Athietics for I'm the first game to-day
he tore on one home run and In the
second session another.
Mann was close behind, making n
Triple In the first game and homer In
the second. The score:
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GENERALS COACH WILL
NUMBER THE PLAYERS
Follows of Washington and Lee Are Il
Express Their Desire, and Coach
Elcock VIII Accede.

LEXINGTON, VA, October 5.-Should
the followers of Washington and Lee
desire to have the Generals numbered
In the Georgetown and v. p. I. games,
Coach Walter Elcock announces that
he Will accede to the request The
Generals leader believes that the
scheme is we'll worth the trouble ex-
pericnced. His henchmen evidenced
little pepper this afternoon, and he
was content with light signal practice
and tho rope drill. He Will prime his
tie Saturday against Roanoke College.
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CARDS FINISH SEASON

ST. LOUIS, october 5.-The Cubs
brought their National League season
TO an end this afternoon and beat the
Cardinals. to 8. The Cardinals used
four pitchers. label pitched n fain
game for the Cubs. but weakened III
the eighth and allowed three singles
and walk. which gave st. Louis three
runs.
The Cubs scored three off Perdue in
the seventh Inning on three hits and
a couple Of errors. Their fourth run
was made In the eighth OH thinner
mans hit. J. Miller's Wild throw to
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Dispatch Will
Show Worlds Series

BeEinnins Friday and continuing
until the completion of the worlds
baseball championship series, The
Ttmes-Dispntrh will aihow on its
large sc0rcboard every play M soon
as made on the field mt Philadelphia
and DostOn,
The hoard will be located In front
of The Times Dispatch building, 10
South Tenth Street, and will be
placed I'm such a manner as to be
READILY md plainly seen.
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TNnIWHS- X.
washington .................c0 los2-a
Boston Observation-Disclosures . 5000 ia
Summary: Errors-Moeiler. Ainsmith, Jam
win, Lewis Two-husc hits-Aforgan t2l
Speaker. Gardner. Johnson Ainsmith. Home
run-J?hnson Stolen bases-Janvrin. Lewis,
on GREGG. 3; off Collins, .. Struck out--by
rificc Williams Passed baii-Cady. I'm
pircs Connolly and Egan.
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EACH WINS A GAME.

CINCINNATI. OHIO. October s.
pittsburgh and Cincinnati closed the
National League season here to-day
by dividing q double header. Pitts
burgh won the first game, to 8, and
Cincinnati the second, 4 to l. The
second contest was called by agree
OF the seventh inning. The scores:
FIRST GAME,
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MACK'S CRIPPLEs DO WELL

PHILADELPHIA. October 5.--Three
members of Connie Mack's alleged
to two hits to-day. winning. TO 1
Bush started the game. and for three
Innings did not allow one hit. Bressler
followed Bush. and Peckinpaugh got
II hit. Then Shawkcy let down long
enough to give Cook a single.
McHale allowed. only Ave hits. but
two in succession In the second inning
netted run. Pcckinpaugh's error
paved the way for the second. The
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Big Fox Hunt on staunton River.

osenby, OF Jeffrcss. is arranging for 4
big fox hunt to be given at Oak Hill,
prominent Virginians who are expected
TO take part In the hunt are: r. c.
Sneed. ~ A: Lewis. p. l.. Hunt, OF
liam TONNES, of Boydton; ]. Il. Perkin-
son, OF Danville, and Congressman Wal
ter "A. Watson. Elaborate preparations
for the outing are being mnde. :. -,
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GIANTS BEAT oUAKERs

NEW YORK. October 5.-M De-
maree held the Phillies TO three hits
to-day. and his mates batted out four
runs behind him off Eppa Rixey and a
ninth-inninE rescuer named Madison.
from their three hits, so II was a
very happy day for those of the fans
who, loyal to the fallen Giants, had
journeyed out to the Polo Grounds for
the doinEs. The score:
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Martinez I,ic.n...

MnrrinEe Ifcenses were Issued In the
clerks office of the Hastings Court
Yesterday as follows;' Chester North
strand and Mary Ayers: Thomas G.
Cross and Hernia NJ. Cole: George II.
Stein and Annie. c. Schroeder: Leslie
Eggleston and Madeline r. Dominica:
q: Cabell Lawton and Ruth Adelaide
Wells, w. Dewitt Moore and Edna
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BOSTON. October 5.-walter John
son not only pitched the Nationals to
a to 3 victory over the tied Sox to-
day, but added to the general excite
ment by making a home run and a
two base hit.
The four-base swat drove the ball
into the centre field blcachers. The
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second and single by Sweeney.

Chicago ..oooooo 3lo-i
st. Louis. Observation-Disclosures 0 o o o-3
Snyder. Two-base hit-Good. Bases on halls
-ofr Perritt l; of Perdue. l.: OF label. l.
rihce hits-Leach. Safer. Stolen bases
Sweeney, Dresser. Time. $40 Empires.
Qufgley and Eason.
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SPECIAL MATCE.
Teupins on Newport Runs.
Would Round or Corper,

Would Hound Or Corner.
y resolution was adopted Yesterday
hy the Administrative Hoard directing
the CITY Engineer to prepare plans TO
round off the southeast corner OF
Twelfth and Franklin Streets. the idea
being to make II similar to the work
done at Twelfth and Bank Streets
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SECOND GAME.

summary: Errors-Carey. Schang Two
base h'tIkelioES Three,base hit--Herzos.
Double play-killifer to Herzog. Sacrinco
ih. hts kniter,,. Costello. Stolen
sa ,ses-IGraha1n Carey 90. Struck out--by
oH Kelly. ]. Passed bali-Gonzales Time.
l:lo. Vmpires. johnson and Byron.
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.sa,ted for Rixey in eight

philoue; phia ooOoo0oocS
New York Observation-Disclosures 200l00Is -
Summary: Errors-Irelan. Doom, RiNey.
Fletcher Bases on baiis-oT Rixey. J: of
Dcmaree. 3. struck ou,1hy RiXey. =: by
Demarce, . Three-bHse hts-Doyle, Fletch-
er. Two-base hits-Snodgrass. Merkle. Snc-
ritice hit-pemnree. stolen basss-Bockcr;
Snodgrass, Smith, Double play-Smith and
Doyle. Passed ball-Dooin. Time l:p. I'M
pires. O'Connor and Emslie.
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STANDING OF TEAMS,

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh Mt Baltimore.
st. Louis at Indianapolis.
Kansas city mt Chicago.
Brooklyn mt Buffalo
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POOR PITCHING CAUSES
TERRAPlNS TO LOSE
Second Game stopped by Darkness
With Score Tied-Indinnnpoiin
Gathers Fifteen Runs. '.@
Federal League Result,

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Pittsburgh, 81 Baltimore, @ (firat
Enme).
baltimore, Z, Pittsburgh, 4 (nec-
Ond gamer Nix inninEsi tlnrkness).
Indianapolis, lJi st. Louis, y.
Chicago, ~ kansns City, o.
Buffalo, 4, brooklyn, 3.
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WORLDS SERIES TICKET
PURCHASERS LINING UP
Sale Does Not Open,. However, Until
To-Morrow-Joseph Banks, OF
Camden, Heads Line.
BRAVES PRETTY GOOD TEAM
SO Replies Connie Mack, When
Asked to Forecast Outcome of
Series-Hotel Man Places 81, 900
TO $500 on Athletics to Win.

snqIss ,, the pH6le sale e world
o'clock Wednesday,, line OF prospecs
tive purchasers half n block long had
taken up their places early Tonight
Joseph Banks. of Camden. N. j..
sS;a nn on a..sai boz, at the head Gf the
said he and his brother. by taking
turns in holding the coveted place.
hope to secure the iirs, tickets. They
are for his father, who, he said, had
not missed championship series for
many years.
;, Crowds of onlookers surrounded the
iine, and detail of police was on
hand.
a team that can bound to the front
and win a pennant as the Braves have
done must be a pretty good baseball
team. W.. do not look upon any bail
club club Of tina, ealibTe as easy meat
pitched In the American League sea-
son we Will be preparing for the big
This was Connie Mack's statement
to-day. when he. was asked to fore
Gag the probable outcome OF the
worlds series, Reminded that his
the ianky leader Of the American American
League champions. said:
what IS a Is all - S ssrs to say about
men are IN the best OF condition. with
the exception of Bush, and ali that
ails him Is bad finger, and 1 am
resting him up. so he will be ready
for the big games"
Mack called a conference of PLAYERS
In the clubhouse after to-day's game
with the Yankees and announced that
a daily conference, to discuss plays
for the worlds series, would be held
from now on.
NEW YORK. October "a phila
delphia hotel man bet $1,000 against
$500 to-day through Fred Schumm on
the Athletics to win the worlds series
A bet of 800 against $50 was made
that the Athletics win the first game
OF the series. Boston supporters are
generally holding out for odds Of 10
The Giants are favorites IN the city
series with the Yanks at tho odds of
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BOSTON BRAVES GET
PLENTY OF PRACTICE
National League Pennant Winners
Take Both Ends OF Double
Header From Dodgers.
DENiAREE HOLDS QUAKERS
Lets Philadelphia Down Will, Three
Hits-Cubs Beat Cardinals I'm
Final Game Of. Season-Pirates
and Reds Split Even.
DEMAREE HOLDS {
National League Results
YEsTaRpAY,s sCoREs.

H@s7 . H|1eR1FHH y pNOINC5s
camel.
boston. o; Brooklyn. 3 tsecond
EameD.
Pittsburgh. =, Cincinnati. 3 thrst
EimeD.
Cincinnati,~4; Pittshursh. 4 tsec-
ond Knme).
New York. 4, Philadelphia. O.
Chicago, 4, st. Louis, 3.
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Score hy innings: r.
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oao0olo5Es
bSooKiyn ::';;:.:......,;.:;:...,;o 900 los
Vile: Deal. Wheat. Egan. Bases on balls
on on Hughes 2: off Hess, .: or Allen. 81 on
KnEon. D. Struck out-by Hughes .: by
Allen. .; by Ragon. !. Home runs-Mann.
Whitted: Two;base hit-Mccarty, Sacri-
Wheat. Cutshaw. Getz, STENCIL (21. Wild
pitch-Hcss Passed bRll-F. Tyler. Time,
2:oS umpires. Hart and RiSier
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Cincinnati.
Totals. .ai 3 Sc q. Totals. ..sl Il :

TotaIs....T y p, Totals...N 81 IL
'Batted for Ames In eighth
tBai;ed for Kellogg in ninth.
tBatted for Glockson In NINTH
Score by innings: r.
Cincinnati .....................l eoeoeooeNs
..-.........-........O 4 o D o o o.
summary: characterization (el, Sislin. Me
S.uillan rwo-bnse hit-J. Kelly. Stolen
bases-Herzog. SinRlins. Double piays-ko-
netchy to Gerber: klllifer to Graham; Her
cog to Graham. Struck out-by Ames s:
by Douglas !: by McQuillnn, /. Passed bali
-tilockson; Wild pitch-Ames. Bases on
ba!'s-on Ames. !; off McQOuillan. /. Time
l:So. Umpires, Byron and johnson.
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The score:
FIRST GAM
, Totals. :. 40 10 Il 81 "a Totals. Sc

summary: krrors-Getz McCarty Bases
on balls,oT Aitehison. 4; of schmutz. .:
on Cruteher 2; struck nbt-by Crutcher. 3;
Aitchtson. G: Schmutz .. Home run-Whit-
ted, rhree- hase hIts-Mann. Schmidt. Two
base hits-,Catner; schmidt. Myers, Wheat.
Sacrifice hits--Whitted. r, Tyler Stolen
hases--Whitted. Crutcher. Egan. Cutshaw
McCarty. Mann, schmidt. Time. l:io Um-
pires. Rigler and Hart.
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BALTIMORE, October 5.--Baltimore
lost iost the hrst game to Pittsburgh to-
at the end of the eighth inning be
cause of darkness with the score / and
/. The scores:
First game
P[it,ts,bursh .....eo9l1essl-sli
hH Knetser and Ber1y sailey. smith
I'm and Kerr
Second game
pi ss95s sg innings IoooooooR. RI E !
Dickson and Roberts; Quinn. con,ey
and Jackltsch
, n dnNS,p1ANAPoLIs. October 5;-Indian.
to s. In a game marked by free hit
score:
score by innings: R.H.E.
i 81; hS1,si iiSssSS11ssia
KaiseriIng. afuliin and Harden.
tanned It's slender lead in the Pe %s1a
ing Kansas City. to O. The score:
ks sssas y i1n'nES; oooooo- g. e =
Chicago ....:..:01 10000 s-s Q
Culiop and Easterly; Prendergast,
Fisk and Wilson.
BUFFALO, October -5.-Buhaio took
s s Es%s the series snae dro%
on single. The score:
Score by innings: r. II. e.
f Brookiyn eSSSSGGd- 10 8
Anderson and Lavigne; Seaton, Blue
Jacket, Land and Watson.
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score by Innings: Il.
New York Observation-Disclosures o o o o %
Philadelphia ..................0 ! 0 o 0 o o -
hit-Strunk Stolen basos-Colins. Baker
struck out-by Bush. .: by Bresser. I; by
Shawkey !: by McHale. o. Double piay-CoI-
Inns to Barry to Walsh. Bases on baiIs-o1
Bush. l: of Bressler. /; on Shawkey. /: off
McHale. :. Time. lao. Umpire, Evans.
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SECOND GAME.

Totais....35 . 10 81 Totals. IS 5 10 - 8
'Batted for Hughes In ninth.
tBattcd for Allen In seventh.
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ro-7Iorronw Inrness CnrJ.

$40 pace;. purse, sl.0O0--Joseph *. S.
b. Admiral Dewey. Herman Tyson
newark, Del; Julia |. n. by Monocacv'
u: g. Corbin. baltimore. Md: Madison
square, by Nahra, Hail, II. c. Corbin,
by Bunker Axworthy. H. {. Corbin'
Has Md: Crystal Louis Nv
ST. Louis. g. II. Mitchell, LynchburE
VA va; virginia Girl. w. e. Miller. Wash.
1nktoh;, ID; g; Nowaday BOY, by Nc
sMontezumn. Stables. Pottstown, Pa:
Governor Harmon. Montezuma Stables
Iottstown. Pa: Ward Bar. MonteZlma
S S.tihh pottstown; IA; Billy ogy. by
"a 9it,;oo i}n,, Hiur ,1 p Wtdemon. Seville.
Adams. Mass: Eddie t.. o. w WEIGH.
IT., North Adams. Mass: Agnes McCmen.
~ senator Bailey, j. NJ. Rayson agent
MaShesviilc. ". c.: Nanc.' Patch, by
Rsvn rstfiih1sn. X j., NJ Rayson. agent,
2:27 trot: purse. s5C0--Josephine the
Great: b. r.. by Peter the Great. Her.
Oh. s., by Rod Oliver, w Il. Miller
washington, ID. C.; Charm McKcnncy.
3 b. ,d ig,. by MMsekenney. FLOYD Bros
Wealth. w. l.. Bass. Richmonde va.
Ssuperman, ch. h.. by Directum Keliv'
r. Summers. agent, Lynchburg. Va. !:
w, w g., b; h.. by Rythmic Bel. w. w.
GIL, DanNille. Va. Labama, gr. e.. by
.Re. ELECTION, j. f.; McDonougl. Rich
mn S,. va; Joe Prince. b. g, by Sidney
lMsobson, BLK e., by Lord Hartford. l.. NJ.
flsher. Lake Landing. y! c.: Mordecai.
br g.. BY Cochato. r. +. Hall. WASH
2:I5 trot: purse. sl.ooo--Dr. Rich
Continued on Fifth Page.)
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STANDING OF TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Brooklyn.
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Mack Gives Three Twiriers Chance to
Warm Up In Game ut PhlIadel-
phia-McHale Stingy With His
Offerings.
American League Results
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
. Philadelphia, 2, New York, o.
Washington, d. Boston, 3.
STAMPING of TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Washington at boston.
New York mt Philadelphia.
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ipNais''.'oJ o !" ~ o oS y IL 10
Slated for Coliins In seventh.
tBatted for Csdy In ninth.
tBatted for Gregg in ninth.
SC,Nr hy, nj I
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New York.
Philadelphia,

Totnis....c5 S c7Ic Totais...27 o oa Q
.Ba:ted for McHale In ninth.
In II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-06
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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-07-17

SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE UN-
DER JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF ST.
Louis,
District Court, Eleventh Judicial District.
Clyde r. France and M. M. France, co-partners
as Star Electric Company. Plaintiffs
Benjamin Milavetz. Jacob B. Sattler, Osca,
Dahlvik, Simon Hill, M. ]. Lofbacka, An
drew Grande, w. T. Bailey Lumber Com
pany. Defendants.
Notice Is Hereby Given, That, under and
by virtue Of a judgment and decree entered
of April. 1914, certified transcript of which
has been delivered to me, I, the undersigned,
Sheriff of said St. Louis County. will sell at
public auction. to the highest bidder, for cash.
10 o'clock in the forenoon at the sherif's
office. in the court house, in the city of Du-
luth, in said county, in one parcel the prem
Uses and real estate described in said judg-
interest of the defendant Benjamin Milavetz
as the same existed upon October l, 1912 or
as the same may have been enlarged COM
pleted since that time. in and to that tract
or parcel of land lying and being in the coun-
ty of St. Louis, and state of Minnesota. de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
Lots twenty-six (26) and twenty-seven (27),
in block twenty-six (26), Virginia. according
erals. subject to prior lien in favor of the
defendant Jacob B. Sattler to the extent of
the sum now due upon that certain mortgage
made and executed by the defendant Benja-
min Milavetz and his wife and recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds for st, Louis
county, Minnesota. on September 9th. 1912,
in Book 3O8 of Mortgages on page Ill.
Dated at Duluth, MIMI. the 9th day of
May, 1914.
JOHN r. MENRG,
Sheriff of st. Louis County.
By v. A. DASH,
Deputy
ARCHER & PICKERING,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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