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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh, l; Philadelphia, 0.
Chicago. l: Boston, u.
(Oniy two sChcdulcd.)
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HUSTLERS DIVIDE HONORS

ROCHESTER,, y. Y. September 10
Rochester won the first game to-day,
which was a frcc-hittinc contest. by
! 10 l. hut Jersey City took the second
II to S. ForStDauor, n local scmipro
started the second game on tho mound
Tor Rochester. and was pounded for
SIX runs in the first inning. He stead
led thereafter and pitched fairly good
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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Charlotte. :; Raleigh. g.
Greensboro. .: Winston Salem, l.
Durham. 3; Ashcvlllc. :.
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SECOND GAME


Buffalo ..................o o o + 9 q q -
Providence ..............n o q q o.
summary; Runs-Jamicson Judge Jack.
son CarlstrCm. Heating. Bases on halls
or tyson >: N layers. > Struck out
by EayerS 3; 10y TYSON. :. TWO base hits
Tu'wilcr t-b. Jackson. Sacrifice hit son,
stolen hase-'[catiug. Double piay-Icat-
Ing 20 Judge. Wili pitChtEaycrs. TIM
niros. Clcniy ana Cnrpontcr. Tlms. 10
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NATIONALS LOSE TO MAPS

WASHINGTON. September 15.-Bren-
ton held Washington to four hits to-
day and shut ont the locals, while
Cleveland found Harper and Gallia
for six safctics. including two doubles,
which. with several passes and brill
liant base running by Evans and Roth.
ncttcd the visitors five runs. Score:
Cleveland. WASHINGTON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

Inc outcome of tho four-day series
~ hoston. beginning to-day. will he
watched with much interest. but al
though the result virtually NAV dis
pose Of Detroit rs a pennant contender
or may put the Tigers in the lead.
therr are many who believe the race
may not definitely be decided until tho
last few days of the season. The Rcd
SON took a majority of the games from
inc ISSers in their last series at De-
'roit. and they meet the Tigers this
tlme on their home grounds.
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phiIa1iclDhia

n.
fEatted for MAYER in ninth.
Philadelphia ...........0 90
Pittsburgh ............o q q -
summary: Run-Gibson. Two base hit
pnsksrt. Sacrifice hits-Johnston Barney.
Wcgner. Double pay-Johnston unas.ist-
cd. Left on bases-Phtla Il clphia. 10: Pitts
hurEh. ;: Bases on balls -oH Mayer !;
on kantiehncr. 2. Struck out-by Mayer
.: ny kantlchner. o Umpires. RiEler ard
Eason. Time. l.cs.
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TIGERS MAKE SMALL GAIN
WHILE WHITE SOX DEFEAT
BOSTON, DETROITERS WIN
Nationals Bow to Indinns, IInrpcr and
Gnllfn Being Unequal to Rcnton.
who Yields Four Hits.

BOSTON. September l5-Faber's
shoots dimncd the eyes of Red Sox
hatsmen to-day, Boston getting only
one hit off his delivery and Chicago
won. : TO l.
Pitching with much of his former
skill. Gregg struck out nine Chicago
hattcrs. some Of them at critical mo-
lncntS. Score:
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Griffith is quoted as saving:

Griffith is quoted as saying:
Tho international League ends Sat-
urday, and it looks as if Buffalo
would be unable 10 ovcrtakc Provi-
dcncc. hope to have both those kids
here in time to play in Saturdays
game with st. Louis. l feel sure that
they Will make good, and want Wash
inGton fans 10 see them in action"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

Rocky Mount, II is learned. will not
play the winner OF the Carolina League
-AsheVillc-for the State champion
ship. but Will be opposed by a picked
team from the entire circuit. The Sc
ries starts to-day in Rocky Mount.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
FIRST GAME.
Totals 30 IS - . Totals = - - 8
'Eattea FOR 'rrtCh"r N ninth.

Scare by innings: n
Rochester .............2 = n . n q a.
Jersey civ - : . q q 4 n (,
SEMINARY: RHns-CI"mcns. pioz 81 2irl-
ncrman ~ Wauamakcr Williams raj.
,0cro BAGS Tru,s2alc Itydeu Tragressor
E"n-ha-o hits Zimmerman tcl. Pu-,ou
Gather Ta-..-bls- -Xl,rincrru,1 Stole,
hsscs-l !u.Er. S,uw-rt E.Saz on hsrle-o,f
fslm.to. 30 cs.tchcr g ~; by pitcher
i.a!at' E". iHli@l'. FrngrcssorI ~
'fu''H"r 'S"tt'' struck ou'-uy RAJ.
me- =. 'N 'Elioh"r. W!ld pitch
p!r.s. E,Ck0-a-t and brown I'm. VA. "
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Detroit.
Totals. 70 q 70 0 Totals .ss 7 p 10
'SattcG for High in ninth.


summary: Runs-Bush. Wit Neach Bo-
,anG. High: Nunamaker Two base hit
Raumnn. Three base h!t-Nuna,naker Home
TuA.Neach. Earned runs-Dctroit 1; New
Gork. Sacrifice hi,-Vi,, Double pIov-
caldwell. Pipp and Nunamaker Left on
haSeS-New York. .: Detroit l. Bases on
ha!s,on Caldwell. :, on Boiand 2; OF
E"Nelcskic Ii!ts-of Rolard in : in
hinSs none out In the seventh: of Cove
!-sk!c. In } innings. Struck out-bv Cnid
we'll ,: by Covc!eskc. :. Ump!rcs, D!necn
and Nn!lin. Time o:05
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
ADJUSTMENTS
STORY of 1Dnddr Lonr-Ler..n


Daddy Long-LeEs." which comes to
the Academy of Music. under the man
asemcnt of Henry Miller. Friday and
Saturday, with Saturday matinee. has
been described as "a comedy that
breathes the spirit of youth" IT is a
tender love story built around n quaint
little Cinderella in real life: girl
whose fancy creates world of beauty
and tenderness. and builds 1T so we'll
that it displac es hard realities.
judy Abbott, the whimsical young
heroine, begins life as a founding girl
in an orphan asylum. Her life OF
drudgcry is lightened by vivid day
dreams in which she fancies herself n
student in n girls college. with plenty
of pretty frocks to wear, happy COM
panions of her own age, money to
spend, and all the other blessings that
fall to the fortunate girls who live
in the unknown world beyond the
walls of her asylum home.
The three acts of Daddy Long
Legs" tell how her dreams come true
through the generosity of a modern
Prince Charming. Naturally. a subse-
qucnt romance between Judy and her
mysterious benefactor provides the
scenes of exquisite sentiment that give
the play it's Irresistible charm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
BASEBALL BRIEFS

Chief Bender. Russell Ford. George
Mullen and other pitchers may have
passed ON. but old Cy Barger still
pitches for the Pittsburgh Fcderals and
wins Il good share of his games.
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FIRST GAME.
TotaLs....:> j, ST. . 3 Totals...42 .a'y3 !. 0
None out WHOM Whining ran scored

None ON, WHOM whiting scored
Score b' innings r.
Buffalo ...............0 o o T6S 900 -
Providence ..........C : % @ % : o o - @ d
SUMMARY, Runs-.iacksou Channel. 1u5Ee
~, Carlsr-Om NcNally. Powell Tu.wlic;
Ns'ey Iiits--on schultz, :: OF Ocschrer
:. Bases halls-or schultz. ,; OF Ocsch.
ger 5. on Belize. = Struck ou;-ry Schultz.
.: b. GsschEC-. {. b. Erhoe. g. Three base
hit--ludEc Two-has- hits-Halcy ~. short
en-, Jackson. Sacrifice h.ts-Shortcr. Jamie
son stolen hlscs -McNally Fahrlquc Hcat-
ms. Donh'" piaEs-G ilhooicy 70 Carls,ccr
Gin u Fab-!1uc Go Shc.U: B.hcc to Ouslow
to Jackson: schultz to Haley to McNaily
;Eea,inr 10 !ncrso1; onSlow TO Incixson
h'Nh.lv 10 Sill. Gil Ito Shrau H!t ~
p!chsr-hy Schultz. . tIuuicsou. ChanrolN:
bv OcsChCor ( tChanu-lD. Wild pitch
ocschSrr lwpircs. CARPENTER and Cleary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

Arthur Williams was born in Lon
don, December ., 1874. and made his
first appearance on the stage in 1851.
On the completion OF his fifty years
upon the stage. In 1911. he had played
over 1000 parts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

Rain kept Richmond out of action
1T Toronto. The other six
clubs, however, played their scheduled
games The Climbers will play the
Leafs and Harrison twice to-day
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Hazel Dawn mt Little Thenter.

That lovely and accomplished young
star, Hazel Dawn, who seems to have
abandoned the stage entirely in order
to appear In Paramount pictures, will
be the feature at the Little Theatcr
for the rest OF the week, beginning to.
day, in tho film adaptation of Edith
Barnard Delano's romance. The Heart
of Jennifer." 1t Is said that for lavish
ness this picture conforms with tho
highest standards Of Paramount pic
lures, and 1t 10 expected that Miss
Dawn will be at her charming best.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
Death of. Arthur WiI,inm,

LONDON. September ia thu
Williams. the comedian, died this eve
ming at his residence in this civ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
Montreal, 9: Harrisburg, 8.

WHERE THEY rLAY TODAY.
RICHMOND at Toronto.
uarrisbur: at Montreal.
Jersey City at Rochester.
Providence at Buffalo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

Local fans at one time entertained
dreams of seeing Richmond ut the apex
OF the column. but for nearly two
months have been expecting II to be
on the other end. Fortunately. how
ever. the Climbers will not finish on
me bottom. And next year will find
then pushing the leaders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
Lyrics NIidwcek Change.

Aileen Stanley, who is billed as
'vaudevilles daintiest dainty maid, the
girl with the personality" is expected
10 head the Lyrics bill for the latter
half of the week. beginning with to-
days matinee. Still much is looked
for in tho act of Zelma. an Egyptian
exponent Of the occult. who. it is said,
does all sorts of wonderful things that
are yelled in mystery. Others on the
program are Laura and Billy Dryer,
pantomimic dancers; Lloyd and Britt,
a variety duo. and Martins Dog Ban
dts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
IT STRIKES ME
BY TIM PATCH
Patsy Donovan don't mind flying in
tho face of Providence.

After holding the lead practically all
season. tho Grays were dumped off tho
top yesterday by the Battling Bisons
Pat Donovan and the Herd have been
fighting uphill tho whole season. and
the ovcrtaking OF the champs was no
mean task. With the season rapidly
coming to Il close. interest in the In
tcrnntional League race has been
greatly augmented The wonderful
work of Buffalo In winning three
double headers in many days, to-
Scther with the twin victory yester-
day over tho Grays. put the Bisons on
top of the heap.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

WHERE TIiEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Newark ut Kansas City.
brooklyn nj st. Louis.
baltimore at Pittsburgh.
Only three schcdnIcd.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

Kid Jameson and Joe Judge, the
two Buffalo players purchased by
Clarke Griffith. will not report to the
Nationals in time to play Saturday.
The Old FOX yesterday wired Patsy
Donovan to ship them to him on Fri
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

WHERE TNEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Detroit AT l;oston.
Chicago ut New York.
Cleveland mt Philadelphia.
st. Louis ut Washing on.
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HOW THEY STAND
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (no game. rain).
Buffalo. ,; Providence. 1 Uwctvc innings.
first camel.
Buffalo. =: Providence, o (sccond gamc).
Rochester. 0: Jersey City, ulrst Knmc).
Jersey City, II: Rochester. tsccUnd
gunc).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

The Philadelphia Nationals. who
nrokc winning streak yesterday by
iosing 70 pittsburgh. go to Cincinnati
to-day for n short series with Her
zog's Reds, VIII" have been going strong
recently. while Brooklyn engages tho
Chicago Cubs and the Braves play ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

Pat Moran and Hughie jennings
seem to be. tho only TWO people who
are are seriously trying to Illustrate tho
I5oStonS efforts to monopoliZe the
world series games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Chicago. 2: Boston. l.
Detroit. :; New York. ..
Cleveland. ;: Washington. o.
Ionly three Schcdulcd.D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

McG. avs men are reputed to have
stolen their way to two flags. and yet
purloincd sacks do not always lead to
remnants. The Tigers lead tho Ameri-
can and the Pirates the National
League in base stealing.
Evening journal., 1915-10-22
MRS. GEORGE B. BAER dies
AT Her READING home

Mrs. George F.. Baer. widow of the
former president Of the Reading Rail-
way and mother of Mrs. William G.
Coke. Of No. 1905 Broome street. this
city. died at her home. Hawthorne. in
Reading, Pa, last night In addition
to Mrs Coke. four daughters survive
Mrs. Baer. they being Mrs. William
n. Appel, Of Lancaster; Mrs. Isaac
Hester, Reading; Mrs. Heber Smith,
Reading. and Mrs. Rollo Knapp, OF
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Baer was 73 years old. She
was Miss Emily Kimmel, daughter Of
Mrs. John o. Kimmel, Of Sommer-
set. Pa
Mrs Baer was head OF the Widows
home. Of Reading. since its organiza-
ton I'm 1876. She also was active in
the Women's Club and Needlework
Guild, and president OF both. She
was an active member OF tho Second
Reformed Church and prominent In
every charitable movement Of worth.
Her entertainments at Hawthorne be-
fore the death of Mr.. Baer we're noted
for their sumptuous elegance. She be-
came in several days ago with a
severe attack OF heart trouble.
Mrs. Baer frequently had visited
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1915-10-22

in the First Baptist Church during
the week Of October 81 and Noyem-
Der Z.
Bargains galore at stoops'. New
wall paper, direct from factory. paper
hanging. New fall line shoes, rub
bers. rubber boots. Rogers silver
ware-must close out. Coal hods,
15c; stove pipe, 1Oc; oil stoves.
Linoleum, oilcloth Halloween post
cards.e
Sales OF old and new are now pop
ular. In the engine house OF the Good
VIII Fire Company there will be a
sale this evening. tomorrow afternoon
and evening. The young women of
the First Baptist Church also will
hold sale tomorrow.
Thomas Loveless had an eye in
iured by a piece of steel in one OF
the plants.
Every one who wants to attend the
baseball club banquet must file their
name accompanied by the subscrip-
tion, by tomorrow evening. It is ex-
pected to have 100 men at the ban
quet
Evening journal., 1915-10-22

There's safe way with coffee Quit it, and for
leasant delicious, wholesome nourishng beverage use
Evening journal., 1915-10-22
ST. PETERS CLUB
MAY Have HOME
New Castle Young Men
Name Committee to Con-
slider Project
EXPECT 100 MEN AT
BASEBALL DINNER
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Oct. %. There is
possibility that St Peters Catholic
Club will build a new hall here. The
young men of the parish have long
felt the need OF hall. Consequently
a committee has been named TO look
into the matter Tho idea is TO
build hall which will have floor
space down stairs where basketball
can be played The same room can
be used for entertainments and sun
pers The upper floor would be a
meeting room, library and a social
room.
The first move In this direction
was made three weeks ago. The club
now meets In the Or. McEntee Office
building. It's officers are. President.
James McDevitt; c-president, Al
bert Schuhart. .Ir.; secretary. Hugh
Ryan; treasurer, Frank McCafrey.
An inspector Of rural mail routes
arrived here yesterday afternoon and
took up the question OF mail delivery
Since the first Of October New Castle
has had its third rural carrier. The
inspector went over the district today
In order TO make a report of condi.
tions TO tho postal authorities In
/ Washington.
Viotrolas. Records. Bridgewater.
The Boy Scouts play the Clinton
basketball team here tomorrow even
ing.
Evangelistic services viii he held
Evening journal., 1915-10-22
Mother AND DAUGHTER
HURT IN auto Smash

Special to THE LNENlNG JOURNAL
SEAFORD, Del. Oct. 22.--ln col
lision between runaway horse and
an automobile. near American Corner.
Mrs. Francis White and daughter
Edna, occupants OF the carriage. were
severely injured and the horse so
badly hurt that il will probably have
TO be killed.
colored man named Jones. was
driving the car loaded with salesman
sultcases, whom the horse became
frightened at flying obstacle.
When the horse became mmanage-
able Mrs. White turned The horse into
La bank and tho carriage was over
turned. The horse broke loose and
went limplng down the road short
distance. when il fell.
Jones. who was driving the car. was
so close AT the time Mrs. White turn
ed into the bank that he could not
stop the machine and hit the carriage
knocking the occupants out
Evening journal., 1915-10-22
WHITE.TuNNELL.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del. Oct 22-Miss
Mary Clark White. daughter OF For
mer Attorney-General and Mrs. Rob-
ert G. White, OF this town. and Her
bert r. Tunnel. OF Butte, Montana.
son Of tho late Charles p. Tunnell
were married yesterday afternoon by
the Rev. John r. Henderson. of Rock
vile, Md, at the home OF the brides
parents. The wedding march was
played by Mrs Bertha Colona. wife
Of the Rev James W. Colona. of
Wesley NJ. y. church
Tho bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father. wore white
Goorgette crepe and carried a brides
bouquet. She was attended by her sis
ter. Miss Bessie G. White who wore
turquoise blue tafieta silk. She car
ricd pink rose buds
The groomsman was Rodney Tun-
Evening journal., 1915-10-22
MILFORD ALL AGOC
over PHILLIES CANE

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD, Del. Oct 22.-Milford
ians have been stricken with the base
ball fever over night. since the an
nouneement that the Phillies and an
All-Star aggregation would play in
Milford on next Monday afternoon.
The majority Of the Milford fans are
Philly men, and they are anxious to
see their fayorites in action, even
though they be in an exhibition game
The announcement that Bin MCGOWAN
would umpire the game has brought
forth even more expressions of pleas
ure from the fans than that calling at
fention to the game "Billr endeared
himself with the Milford baseball rub.
lie last year when he held the indica.
tor FOR the Caulk club. and made The
record OF having no kicks called as te
the manner OF his decisions.
Evening journal., 1915-10-22
Hot Curling Iron Goes
No More Broken Hair!
(Beauty's Mirror)

Every woman knows that continual use
OF the hot curling iron means brittle blis.
tered parched dead looking hair with
burnt uneven ends. There's no need Of
anyone using that instrument OF torture,
now that we know what can be accom-.
plshed by the occasional application Of
ordinary liquid simerinc This is not only
more effective, giving the hair q funior aud
prcttor curl, but tends 10 promote its
health, lustre and beauty Amy druggist
can supply silmcrinc In liquid form and a
few ounces win last many weeks. 30 il is
quite economical 10 use
The approved way Is 90 part the hair IN
several strands and with clean tooth
brush apply the liquid the fun length Of
each strand. The overnight transforma.
tion Is agrccaby surprising 10 one who
has never tried this simple and harmless
method.
Evening journal., 1915-10-22

nell. brother Of the groom. The bridal
party left for a wedding trip to
Northern cities. They will be at
home az Butte, Montana, the middle
OF November.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20
Ahbtuns 8einsiidbter.

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Iidft aaif lrnierer Office bor5idpref-
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teren naf6mtie. nod 8aI6tpip rei-
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auf 9eiuf 9etpeien, bel mrer Wut-
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mar aair lesten Mitthpodg bier, inn
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uno Spbn, Snoii Gem Woore iutb
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geIoirgt iparen imt elm paor @oden
bel Dem Gltern, in Sauiss, 5u Der.
neilen.
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&airrelueper reiiten BONN BON bier
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ner Elm @%erspnnbter Der Somilis
Gbriihmrit, melde iriiber an Der
Marft Strabe pobnbaft tpor.