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The Alaska socialist., 1914-03-31

 years, and it is quite evident that he is still at his old tricks for now wo are told that he 1t was who started the Money Trust, who invented the convenient lit tie device Of watering railroad stocks, who suggested the adv1sibility of rail- road lobby in the legislative halls of our National Capitol, who is. MT. Huerta s chief adviser and future compadre down ill Mexico, and the lord only knows what new deviltry he will spring on us next; However, its of his very advant- ageous partnership with Jehovah and their ingenuity, and haartless deternlin- ation to corrupt and debauch the char acter of a worthy citizen and murder his fine children that we would 1ook k into now, so let us go on with the sacred re- cord:
 And the Lord said unto Satin whence comest thoa?
 ''Then Satin answered the Lord and said from going to and fro in the Earth, and from walking up and down in it.
 And the Lord said unto Satin did you meet my servant Job?''
 Did you know there are none like him oil tile Earth, perfect and all upright man, one that feareth God and escheweth evil
 Then Satin smiled his cunning smile and said, Doth Job fear God for nought?' Hast thou not made all hedge about him And about his house. and about all that lie hath cn every side?"
 But pnt forth thine hand now and touch all that he hath, and he will curse thee to thy face
 Aud the Lord said unto Satin, Be- hold all that he hath IS irtliy power, only upon himself put not forth thine hand.
 ''SO Satin went forth from the pre- sence of tlle Lord.
 And there was a day when his sons and daughters were eating, and drinking wine i'll their eldest broth CTS house
 And there came a messenger unto Job and said, the Oxen were blow ing, and the asses were feeding be- side them, and the Sabeans fell up- on them and took them away, yea they have slain the servants with the edge of the sword, and 1 only am escaped alone to tell the tale. While he was yet speaking there came also another and said the fire of God is fallen from heaven and hath burued up the sheep and the servants, and consumed them, and I only am escaped alone to tell thee You see, my pupil, the great God o heaven after entering into this unhol compact, is pictured here as taking hand in this hellish game
 The fire of God is fallen from heav- en.
 Now what do you think of that?
 And while he was yet speaking there came also another and said thy sons and thy daughters were eating and drinking wine in their eldest brother's house, And benold there came a great wind from the wilder ness and smote the four corners of the house, and it fell upon the young men and they are dead, and only am escaped alone to tell thee. My pupil some great and splendid in telligence that stands at tile helm of ou Universe, has endowed your mind witt s1larl of dirinitv called Reason an1
The Alaska socialist., 1914-03-31
HOTICF OF LABOR LENS

No. 4o620. Sam Dichlich; No. 4O621, \. Baroyic; No. 4o619, M. Macaic, claim q nts against P. Battels, A. Missaur, l.. Virgilio anb Nick Dicklich Of Ester creek. Filed Feb, s; 1914.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
GEORGE CHIP FAVORITE
IN T0-NIGHT'S BATTLE

~" FRANCISCO, September %
Present indications AFRO thn, ..oor
'htp. the New Castle. Pa. ,niddio
weight Will be "a . to favoritc when
ne vht'Ts the ring tomorrow night for
Il '"onty round engagement with xiv
M"i ray oil fcta Luna. Betting odds.
men were quoted at 10 to $ on the
r"St'rhcr last Monday, were today
shortened TO 10 10 t. ana. even nt tbnso
"""S' ihcrc Is not sufficient Murray
.h"neN III sight To cover the Chip COM
ho'h mon ar" apparently in tho hes,
OF cohuiton Murray has trained more
consistently than for any prcvious
hght, and nc is confident he can winn
Dnt me black mark handed him bv
Chip In their FIRST meeting a couple
Of months ago P'o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
WAKE FOREST BASKETBALL
TEAM ELECTS CAPTAIN

WAKE FOREST, September as.-At
a meeting OF the letter men of last
St"rs varsity basketball squad Alex
Hail. OF Moultric. Ga. was ,namioue1,,
elected captain OF the team for tho
season of 1918. For the past two years
ne mas been the varsity toward. ana
IS considered one OF the hest in the
stare. lie is member OF the junior
c"sS' ana VIII receive HIS H. y. degree
az me commencement of 1916
Oh last years state charnf,ioi,si,;n
team. billings, Holding and Hall have
returned. Beam, one OF the best
towards Wake Forest has ever had. Is
again III college. and will doubtless
htKc place o" the team. Crozicr
VIII coach. and Wake Forest will again
ne IN line for the State championship.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
LARGE CROWD WITNESS
LYNCHBURG FAIR RACES

LfNciiBURG. VA, September %
inc races at the FIRST day Of ,h, I'm.
,crstatc fair here was won I'm stroivh,
. ne"'s, :" usual hrs,-day crowd wi,
l:T,n ,! ,hc events Tho summary:
First race-Local trot: purse 500
Edmund g.. b. K, Stepstoe /. /.
Chc!e ADD. blk <, McKcnna, ., Q
PAULINE Il. r. m. Gaylord. dis. Susie
Iran Dr. M. Doyle. dig.
IIme. 2:33i1 2:36i. 2:s3%
second race-2:l4 pace: purse s4oo
View Pointer. b. $. Slairht, ! ~
tharmwood. b. ~ Davis. :.
arc En- Zee. CHI. w., Reeves. ., 3. 3.
trace Michel ch. m. Tyson. ,, 4. 4
Times @:i6t, c;l5i.; 2:i+i4
h'ru Face-~ltunninR; haf-mile
Cherry Seed. b. e. Car,cr
Noble Keen. b. T., Bcss .. .
nuck Thomas. ch. Thomas, dir.
Tim. 52%.; 52i..
Tic entries for to-day arc as fol.
lows:
80 trot. purse s40o-Diu II :. .
w. Hardin. Raleigh. y. G.: Bon Ton.
or $. same: Resale. h. m. H. y
leaves. Winston Salem. y. C.. Hat
ne Ley, b. m" Jones and Willie. oak
nm w Va; Lii. b m, Davis and Ros-
wei. Portsmouth, Va; Sadie Penn. b.
NJ Rosebud. b. m. and Miller Iov.
" - H. -. Sson, Newark, Del
u'Nre dc Grace, h. s.. Edward Welsh.
NOcrdecn. Md; Judge Palmer, u. .. "
j. Dousherty. Petersburg; Grace j..
o. M and onward Bell. b. &. y. y.
tyson Wilmington. Del, and Anne.
e. m. Ward, Pa
2:25 trot, purse $4O0-Atianta Pc.
Ter. b. s. and Ionsa. the Great. h. IN
=. NJ Harden, Raleigh y. &. Aroh,
ch. IN. and Stormscu,i. ch. - pcnrv
and Thomas Bros. Greensboro. \ g..
Katie Reynolds. H. ~ Reavcs win.
salem. \. G.; Prince Norvcl, L. q. W
A. EGen, Fayetteville. " C., Booth
ny. II. e, William Bryan. Richmond:
Hciisis, br X. Golf and stump. Lvnch-
burg; Susie Bryan. b. M. NJ. T.. Doyle
LyhchburE: Josephine the Great. br
m. Herman Tyson, Newark. Del
Hiss b. m, G. X. Davis, agent. era
ham. y. c.; Ruth Palmer, b. H., W. ].
ioougherty Petersburg. Va: Rov
Green. c. 3. and Maid OF Dare. e. m.
Edge Hill Farm, Shawsvillc. Va: Win
bourne Is. b. m. and Sir Mortimer.
b. s., T. IL. Finley. Erie. Tenn, and
Princess Crcsceus, b. m. Floyd Broth |
crs. Bridgetown Va
2:25 pace, purse s4oo-Drextcl I.o-
gan b. T., Gentry Bros. Scarboro. w. |
va; Baron Greystonc. b. s. NJ. ~ Keg- /
ney, Lynchburg; Mary Reynolds. h /
m, X. y. Iteaves, Winston Salem. \. /
y; Gentry Dictatory. b. e., w. Il.
ltdens. Fayetteville ~ c.; cub, M. |
lon. b. M, II. J. Bceton Roanoke. Va.
and Onward Bell. b. T.. 4. II. Tvson
Wilmington. Del.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
COACH HEGARTY TRYING
10 STRENGTHEN THE LINE
ric'cn strong Ia the Back
"e'"' h"t Lncks- Capable MINI
for Centre

o - RALEIGH. n q
80, he Agricultural ana lip'.clhber
'ucee football squad is ,yorh,n,n 'hical
90! getting in shape for thn very
%"Hc' which is to be nlavnJ "p.hihS
with Wake Forest coilnca orrooer
'o"hains only three more dovs j., htre
.i"'h"E", and Coach IIegartv H.,
:" MAKE The most OF the rnm,i,
i1E 'lne a. there is need of mora ,a,D'
ticc. va 'iorc prac-
IN" oackneld is giving the coach NO
worry AS II IS well taken carr. - ~,
Ienny. Van E}rocklin. Riddick Tn,rnsonG
sharpe and Honncr. In the line the centre
Is causing great deal OF concern. as
Ncr" seems no one available with cN-
peTl"ncc enough 10 hold down that no
Slton, except Captain Plycr. who nlav-
80 tnat position last ycnr. At present
80 Ncr is working at left guard and if
ne Is shifted TO centre that Will leave
guard open. There arc several candI.'
Hat's Tor the vacancies in the line. but
'heE All !""k experience. Before In,
season IS well advanced thov shouId
pc hbio 10 take care OF these positions,
cr"dihIy
Ihc greatest Improvement has been
Sn""H bE townsend, freshman from
i'lVeIs'de Academy. Ills lin. plunginc
mas demonstrated the fact that he l..
abIc TO carry the ball over for n touch
down when ono Is badly needed. Town.
sehd has also shown well in his broken
"''" running and punting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
WILL
PLAY SPIDERS TO-DAY
Union Theological Seminary Students
Meet Richmond College Boys
at Wcstlanpton.
HUGHES CAPTAINS PREACHERS
Football Squad Ready for an Active
Season - ifOwitzers, Blues and
Out-of-TOwn Teams on Schedule.
After Game With V. VI. G..

This fall Union Theological Semi
mary VIII place IL football tca,n on the
hcii 10, the first time In it's history
anu IRON present Indication IL Will
nuke "a crcditablc showing
me Presbytcrans have had marked
success In tennis. baseball and basket
"'ii IN the past and arc confidently cx
.PcctihS 10 live up To their record
Euehes. the former Virginia polv
'cchnic lnstitut" star is captnin .nd
coach OF the "Preachcrs.' and hn bns
D'ch iast whipping his men into shane
l"r Their initial contest with tho Rich
.'ni 'oilcHe Spiders this afternoon a,
Wcsthampton. "'
rms is likely to be n hard. ,ou,h,
game and should afford the IubIite
INV on INC prospects of both i,.ti,u.
tions Tor n winning team
Tho seininary's schedule foI,ou.
september d0-Union ,rhcoIo,.,,
ocn'inary vs. Richmond College ~
Wcstham9ton. Nv
october 3-Cnion Theological Son.
Park o"u street
October Union Theological Semi
mary vs. Randolph Macon, at Ashlard
october l5-Cnion Theological SET.
nary vs. William and Mary. at Wi
!'ansburs tpcnding)
October Clinton Thcolorical sc,,;
nary vs. iiaInpdcn- Sidney. at Uamndnr
october :4-Unton Theological, Semi.
nary vs. Blues, ii; Richmond
y game Is also being arranged viii,
inc Medical College % Virginia;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
Army and Navy Game
May Be Called Of

w AShiNhiuN, September H.
secretary ct War Garrison aud see
rct"TS al The Navy Daniels, who
were made The court OF lust resort
~ The \ruH-\ Navy footinII CON
'r"Nrr>H, have been unable Ia rcucI,
ana agreement ntni viii break the
hcn"I"ch, and the outlook now !.
ihnt there viii hc no west Point
Annapolis game This wear.
secretary Garrison Ita. advised
III" ''hlcuc Association Of West
Point thmt in his opinion there
should De ~" Hiciiiug on the tcntn-
Nv" tcD-ycar agreement of last ycur
under which each TENN would nItcr-
mt" ia selecting city for The
HhHuhi ghme. sccrcfnr! Daniels IL
inclined 4" nSrcc with the score
i"rN ~ Nnr, huf The athletic us.o-
ciHti"ns nr" NOW 80 fur nDnrt Tint
~ - thought unlikely fhnt an agree
mcui viii br TrB"hrd.
VI bc game falls through thi,
Hc"r, an attempt VIII be- nude 10
reach sn,i~fact"rs understanding
FOR future sHEnrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
WARM WEATHER STOPS
VIRGlNIA'S SCRIMMAGE
Only Two Days HcmnIn tn Go, I,,,
CONDITION for t'nmc with YnIc
Eleven

CIIN fsLD tSN HE, Va. Scptcm-
per -'--Dcspiie the ncarncss OF the
arc Hi;ttint' me continued hot weather
' 80; .HElh!a iirst eleven from en-
day. W.
The first team was lined UP on the
~ ana the men walked through
HiEnal arm followed the men being
Mcr, "t practice for two hours
The injury to II. Coleman, who will
go under the N-ray to-norrow. nccc"ei
iaten changc In the line. Evans and
.cnois nitcrnated at centre with Moore
~ A. Coleman as guards: Barker and
w ORD. tackles; White and Gillette. ends
i'ut Two opportunities for scri,nmaec
remain, as the team leaves Friday
afternoon for New Haven
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
U. S. GOVERNMENT GAME
INSPECTOR AFTER HUNTERS
"enorts OF Illegal Killing VIII Recen.
H'e"t"n or ENpert--UnIawfulto
Hunt mt Might

II IT. bailey, government ,,,,,o -;
spector, Is In Richmond ON several cascs
"i Illegally killed game some OF thc
hu"t'rS seem not to know IL is U1cr,I
10 KIN at night, and the eovernment
vApcr,S I" strictly enforce the closed
PERIOD from sunset 10 sunrise
BAILEY finds that some marsh k,o,
are violating this law during thar
employers absence
Sort TO he legally killed must he sbo,
p'' wcen sunrise and sunset paddljn,,
t,1n hunting with lights at night is
'.rtsa! such hunting has the furthcr
effect Of driving the birds from 80,
lSeolnS grounds, thus giving moo,
shooting for the gunners duriny tbc
day. ''"5 me
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30

by
size 9TH ~ '''"'
speed)
fromc
on pan ~"
the
Il
vile was born i'll Springfield
the
ss as ms wife wisely figuring
on the small
the ''' "'"i0 vi
dynam
500 Maranvle of
Love ''''N''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
JOHNNY EVERS FACTOR
IN BRAVES SUCCESS
MIN! hrtnhrrs OF Tenn IInd Been Dis
chr"ed D.! other MnJor Lenguc

BOSTON. September 29-Roston,s
eau OF winning the 1914 National
'-cAtuS peIhant was Il remarkable one
~ ttl-chd team III d-acason. the
nravcS advanced steadily from Jiliv
- 10 september ., when they reached
Iit Win the Giants. Within two
weeks "i the latter date they had AZ
'"!mtu a lead which was never lost.
LIZ, ~ Src4test single factor in the
p".in!hE Oh The penuant- winning or
s.ai,iTatioii' however. probably was The
nivI"isit!oh of Johnny Evers. manager
''Si year OF the Chicago Cubs
Mlh"SI. StaliinGs's success has been
S"aicu vita q team, many OF the mem
pGts oil which had been discarded bv
othcr major league clubs. "S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
STALliNGS WILL ATTEND
MEETING AT PHILADELPHIA
Prepared 10 Urge the I'InyinE of Worlds
series In One Day Stands
m Heretofore.

BoSTON. Septcmbc" 29.-Managcr
George i. Stallings. OF the Boston team.
winner of the pennant IN the National
League. Will go TO Philadelphia for the
meeting of tho National Commlssio ion
tomorrow, prepared to urge the play
ing OF the worlds series in one dav
stands. This WAS the word that he
gave TO friend to-day.
~ has been proposed to play two
games in each city. before moving 10
thc next. and II Is known that Connie
Mack, manager of the PHILADELPHIA
Athletics. is' In favor of that plan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
MAY DECREASE CHARGES
FOR MISSION PURPOSES

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j., Septembcr
decrease IN pro-rata assessments
ior foreign and domestic missions 10
per cent each so that the temperance
!uhu may be Increased. was proposed TO
INC executive commission OF the Pres
D!icr'an General Assembly by the sub
committee on finance at the commits
sion meeting here to-day
The executive ofliccrs of tho ,i,,
boards OF the church. who. with the
executive commission. comprise The
JOINT executive committee. also opened
PRESBYTERIAN united movement
leaders conference for the eastern dis
trict is in progress also. "''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
Deduction Wins Racc.

Fredericksburg, Va. September %
me races at the Fredericksburg fair
to-day resulted as follows:
trcc-for- all-thrcc-q quarters of =,
mile, purse Sl60--J NJ. w. Green's De.
duction, first; J. r. lIarriss Rcmark-
able. second; j. l.. SIMPSONS Canarv
Bird, th!rd.
One-half mile dash-C w. Salc.s
Brownie. first: S. a. Moncurc's Jack
second: w. G. Snead's Little Rev thira
One-half milo dash-W. T.. Sale.s
iliawatha. iltt; Wyatt Mills's Pine
Top. second; X. c. l.. Moncure's Borca.
third -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
INJURIES CAUSE TWO
CHANGES IN LINEUP
'icr"'ti ANA Swcctlnnd Take the Place.
W SinH mn'i BcuhrinE-N. ~ T..
iut Through IInrh IIrIII

.rn r,r'N iNGToN. VA. September a9-
Hr'itE lineup when Washington and
,i was put through lively prncticr
injured his leg in the opening po,nn
hE"inst MARSHALL His place was taken
oH siIerotti. while Sweotland cavort.J
acE u!.r iuli back. is still disabled win
oCn'n Eic"ck has introduced tho
!, ~ month grass drills OF conditioninT
!, KS mon He is putting the C;encraiSS
eh,IouEh "a hard week. for they did MOI
:,p "M NE strength he anticipated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
FROMAN AND ADAMS WIN
FROM WHITMAN AND BURCH
SiN-Ehmc TenpIn Mntch Staged ON
Newport Nuns-'ivc-Man Team
Exhibition Tu-Ni.ht.

froman ana Adams defeated Burch
and Whitman In one of the prcttiest
and closest exhibitions played this sea =
son IN six game series last night on
the Newport runs. Burch and Whit
man won the first set OF three games
III ~ walk. but failed 10 hold the ad =
vantage IN the final series. Froman
ana Adams winning out By nineteen
pms IN the sin games Burch led for
hifh score, while Whitman captured
high total
ThiS match was scheduled between
Phipp and Farrcr VS.. Eroman and
Adams, but owing to business reasons
tho former pair was unable to be
present. and Whitman and Burch filed
the gap.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
PACING DAY IN THE :
GRAND CIRCUIT MEET
Peter Stevens Stars in the 6. ooo
Stake for 2:10 Class, Winning
i'm Straight Heats.
KING COUCHMAN IS DErE,rrD
Kythmell Captures the 2:1s Trot IN
Straight Trials = The Assessor
Takes the 2:13 Pace After Finish.
ing Sixth in First Start.

COLUMBUS. o.. September 2o-,ro.
day was pacing day 81 the Driving
Fafk. three of the four events cardod
being for tho side whcclcrs
c, Ihc pcnnsylvnnia stallion. Peter
2s! iS ns; starred In the $4,000 stake for
heats from King Couchinan. Camilla
ana, irene Ieau. After winning the
Peter stevens was sent for a rccor,j
III the third heat. reaching the thre"
1 ,i, poll at two minute gait. but
! tdfed IN the stretch. and finished Tho
Former FORM :" record cor 4 jus, egua'ns his
Peter sie|cns. Il b. H.. s'fhE y r $1,000;
ne Great-Roxie Allcr,om
G,%msiI., br m ,coxj........:. ! ! !
King Couchmnn. br. u. (McAIa-
lrT Es:, n EAU: q ~ q rurphyj:: : Z
r y s:lS tro'; in :: purse. $1,000:
, Elizabeth Eads (ShankD
Tommy DeForest, br. & COS
tiana Ahella watt briili, David Di iIs
n1iT Ss, ma, Mnryelous Shee, also started
Tn T,4 As,es s;a,, eS X 81 wal;;e sS'.
p,nEoia; eh. II. 'tMMG Gnnh3m} f!ii
flash Patchcn. blk. h. (Plt-
Auto Zombro. d. Ii. Goomisj .
,,,Iti. g. :. isow. The Christian. Wilkic
linz ii,' 3 Hmg anna Hal also started. Best
liorsc breeders futuri,y for three.
E,car-oia PAGERS: IN 3: stake. $4,000;
Mac. MARY, Louise 1Murphy) ...1 ]
i II4hhar,u tl,i b. Z tMcDonaldl 49,. . e
Prince Jolla. b. g (iIcdrickj
o dhS whip also started. I-.st time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
YANKS AND GIANTS TO
STAGE POST-SEASON SERIES

New York Nationals ana Amcr,can
hhSehai clubs Will NEE. in n most.
s.as9n series beginning October S. the
series. ' NV"
The series is TO lie conducted under
ton"i,iohs similar TO those which gov
crh the worlds championship contests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
CAVET HAS BAD INNING

ST. LOUIS. September ye-rbc
browns beat tho Tigers in the frs;
game OF the series this afternoon.
10 /. Cavct had one bad inning when
TOUR successive hits nettcd three runs
II, later gave way TO Main.
Gilman was found for eight hits
ana allowed rum In the seventh on a
triple by Stanage and an iniicld out
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w. & L. SOPHOMORES
OVERWHELM FRESHMEN

LEXINGTON, VA. Scntcmbc, 90
The sophomore class overwhelmed tbn
Washington and Lee freshmen i'm The
~, push ball light Monday. 50 to o.
ne S"nhs. scored Two touchdoWus in
thn, FIRST period hut were held i'm th"
irlioWihE quarters. George Hoil,rool<
9i Michigan. led the victors. while Rov
Er!ant. OF Now Orleans. piloich tho
freshmen. Nearly 100 engaged i'm tnc
light. which produced but Two minor
Injuries. ''''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
GIANTS PLAY LAST CARD

NEW YORK, September 2a.-Bv los.
ing 10 Pittsburgh. & to .. today, the
G'hnts nave played their last card i'm
nnrsh punched five hits off Wiltse. net
,,mS 'nrec runs. O'Toole was still Wild.
inning. was replaced BY Wilisc ''
hontechy hit into left hel,. hicuchers
ioF Il homer in the second frame score.
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Boston.
Chicago.
'Onc out when winning run scored
'Battcd for Whaling in Nth

Chicago .........e. . ,nn-ono. -;
Boston .......... a n n i
summary: Errors-Moran. Maranviilc Two
base hit-Whtt"d. Threc-base hits-Zim-
Incfinhi, Bucs. Bases on balls-off Hughes
on cheney. !? struck out-by Hughes &.
ny Cheney. Sacrifice hi. MaranvilIc. sac
r!nce iiy--Sa!er. Hit by pitched hnli-Nnr",
X ,3, by Cheney. EMPIRES. oConnor and
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National League Result,
NETHERLANDS SCORES.
boston, ~ Chicago, ..
ffffsburgh, q; New York, .,
STANDING OF TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston AT New York 1.-TWO Enmes).
brooklyn at PhtlndeIphtp.

:, BOSTON. MASS, September 2e.-The
Bravcs downed the Cubs to 2. to-
ninth on 1vers's walk and Whit eds
double The Cubs scored In the first
on Morans orror and Sailors sncrifice
They added ono in tho fourth. whom
Schulte scored on Buses triple. The
brhves tied II In the NTH, when Cheney
won't Wild and passed four men In "a
row. Maranvillc's squeeze play sent I'm
tho other run Score:
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CLEVELAND. September 2o.-Cleve-
,and: using mostly recruits. beat the
White SoN to-day, 10 to 4 The Mana
whalcd three pitchers and had littIo
troublc In piling up big score Dill
i,lhScr and llaEcrman were hit hard
put these pitchers managed to keen
thclr Wits Scattered. Score:
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Federal League Result,

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
baltimore, =; St. Iuuis, J.
'hicnHo, 4; HrOokiyn, 3.
i'IftsburEh. 81 Indinurn,Ii. a
huhhio, II; Kansas CITY, q first
Enmcp.
h"nnio, &; Kansas City, o tsecond
RumcJ
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.NpNW GOD. VA, September 2a-In-
ptewooc defeated Norwood by the score
~ 20 'arricc, for the locals was
not In his usual form and also GO,
poor support behind the bat.
score by innings:
Lakewood $50. - i0l1 Pr
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Pittsburgh.
New York,
To,als....23 - 10 Totals 3, So -
lSattcd for Wiltsc in nr,h.
score by innings: ,

pittsburgh ......... o,,oo ,,, ~
Suu,un-v. 80 ...'.i 1000 90 o.
on ha!ls-on Harmon .: of O'TooIe. ,; off
TVyrimfupp .. struck out-hy Harmon T. nv
.",,.'f' ny Schnpp, :. Home run-ko-
Itchy. Three base hit-Cnrey. Twohno.
~ sio 5GHa io..ns SShanE Doyle 60. bcsch
, Per, NioN 10 Konctchy, Time IA. i!;uni~a.
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Chicago
Cleveland.


Chicago ............... q q oc
Cleveland ......-.... ~ q n .,
summary: Erro-s-Brcton 90. Dlly Nn!~
rwo-bas hits Dcinmit,. Fourier. Wcnvcr
tE an Three. base h!ts-Do;h Breton. SIC
F'l!ee Blaekrurnc. Collins stolen bases
49, ourateF 60 Bases on hailA-nfr DE-.
l!nrer. >; OFT liaGcrman. C. of Woltrnnr
struck out-by Diilingcr. 4. by lnFcrnan
:; by Noheang :: by Fabcg. >. Empires
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TIMERS WIZ FINAL
GAME FROM THE TIPTOPS

ohkcrs iimriN Triple Wins for The
"h"d+ A"ncI pnir
From pnrkcrs
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To-night the Richmond Dairy Com
pany and the Chesapeake and ohio
teams. OF the Commercial League. viii
battle in an exhibition series on the
Newport runs. beginning AT S:ao o'clock.
scores OF last nights games:
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY,
bniim0rc nj brooklyn.
Pittsburgh ut BunnIo
-. Louis Mt Chicbro
BROOKLYN


;. BNookLfN. September .s-ThA
Federal League leaders from 'hicago
again defeated Brooklyn here. io-duv
- =, outbaitins the local team by no
Score by innings: r 50 J.,
1,.hicaEo ..........o3 90 3 II o. ~ q
hrOok!yn ,,.,......0 u030lO 0-i G o
go Game called at cud Of eighth 20 allow
engage team To catch train.
=. hatlc7ies: FISK Adams and Wilson:
Finneran and Watson