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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
CARRIGAN SAYS SOX
WILL CAPTURE FLAG
Boston Pilot Declares That Detroit and Chicago Will Be Unable
to Overtake His Underlings Pat Moran Predicts That
Phies Will Win.

St. Louis, Aug. 22.-"Chicago and
Detroit have strengthened their teams
by the acquisition OF Jackson and
James, but 1 figure on the Red Sox
retaining the lead we now have, >"
Manager Carrigan, of Boston, said to-
night James viii pitch good ball
for Detroit and will win more games
with heavy hitting team behind him
than he did with the Browns. jack
son. of course. would be n great addi-
ton to any team. But Chicago will
miss Fourier.
my team Is hitting well. while the
pitching In not what 1t should be.
viii II improve? Well, II can't get
much worse. We viii get home Sep
tember s, and figure on winning The
great ma jority of the games we play
there. The team Is fighting team,
and It's going to be fighting until the
closing day of the season. II we had
started out early in the season at the
came clip we are going now we would
chance for any one TO catch us.
II can't predict what team Well
have to beat for the pennant. but it
will be Chicago or Detroit. Wash
ington will be the other team to finish
in the first division The Nationals
are playing greatly improved ball,
and they may spring a surprise before
the season ends. johnson Is as great
a pitcher as he ever was and against
us he has done we'll But It's hard
for a pitcher to win when his team
doesn't get the runs behind him.
Gailia Is another great pitcher. and
Shanks has added lot of strength TO
the infieid"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
ester uers Two Games This Afternoon Beginning at 3O O'clock
DEFEAT OF MLOUGHLIN IS
NOT SUCH A GREAT UPSET

The so-called tennis upsets during
the past ten days at Seabright and
Newport. when Karl III. Behr inflicted
a straight defeat on Maurice e. Nc
Loughlin and r. Norris Williams, %,
trfumphed over the California Comet,
three sets to one, have somewhat COM
plicated the tennis situation and viii
furnish much food for thought ana
comment before the National Cham
pionships get under way one week
from tomorrow on the West Side
courts at Forest Hills, l.. T. MeI.ough-
lin, because of his wonderful record
on the courts, is considered by the ten
mis- public as possessing an infallible
game. without doubt he has mastered
Ia style of play that has installed him
at the top of the tennis world, but, be-
ing human. he is not infallible. NO
matter how great a player he Is, HE
career will he marked by number
OF defeats. 1t already has.
The tennis world has not stopped to
consider that there Is but slight differ
ence in the strength of game as be-
tween the first three players in the
country. Each man possesses his indi-
Ividuai style, but the difference in the
effectiveness of his game Is slight in
comparison to the other two men
ranked alongside OF him. The differ
ence is usually discovered in the tenn
permanent OF the individual. Where
one player holds rank Just above
that Of his contemporary 1t Is fire.
quently due to his ability to rise to oc-
casions better. Mclaughlin possesses
the propensity to cope with the most
difficult situations successfully. because
of his Unbalanced temperament
No better illustration can be pre-.
sented to prove the perfect control he
commands over his nervous system
when under the most trying circum-
stances, like that of his doubles match
with Hackett against Parke and Dixon
in England during the successful 1918
quest OF the Davis Cup. With the score
standing two sets all on his service
and five games to four against him.
match point was in the balance. II
would be natural thing for a player
ito make certain of his second service
| by placing a little top on il, thus cut
Ting down the speed, but Mclaughlin.
unperturbed. hit his second hall even
harder thar his first, resulting in a
clean ace. The match was won by the
Americans when they pulled out the
deciding set at 7---5. but If Mclaughlin
had double faulted instead Of serving
a clean ace, with match point against
him. the Davis Cup would have re-
lmained in England
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
virginian. viii Play Rochester Hustlers
Three Double-Headers in as Many Days

i. ,,,ttfa .,.t .na~a.. H. patttrna~n ua
"hs ian. sesson III Do,
Nortnarn in,a s,on
-
announcement Yesterday morning 70
the effect that Sammy Crane had been
recalled by Manager Connie Mack.
of the Philadelphia Athletics, caused
some surprise. The elongated short-
fieider will be seen in the Athletics
lineup during the remainder of the
season. Under Manager Dunn's watch
full eye Sammy has developed into one
of the best inficlders in the country
and he Ii expected to materially
strengthen the Mackmen's infieid.
II Ia said that Arragon will be
shifted to short. leaving Healey at
third ana sending Charlie PICK to sec
ond. This NAV be good move. blu,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
COBB HAS STOLEN TWO MORE.
BASES THAN PEIILLIE TEAM

There is no getting away from 1t.
hat man Tyrus Raymond Cobb lis
bme big portion OF the Detroit club.
\ me past week the Georgia Peach
|icked up in his hitting again, and
nav at the .3al mark. In addition
I that, Ty still leads the league In
;urginr. base stealing and run-get-
~ IN ia games that he has play
T fsobb has scored la runs. which
bStter than one run a game. He
= II stolen seventy-two bases. two
y6re than the entire Phillies' team.
There are seventeen swatsrniths In
n american League hitting better
- 500. Two are Athletics. Nc
hni1 having an average of .sIS and
trunk .s1s. Other. Mackmen and
heir figures are: Lajoie. .2s2; Lapp.
ne: Gchang, ISL: Davies, .247:. Old
M LA: Kopf, .23l: McAvoy, Iii:
Eal9h. al i. and Malone. .lS6.
| VALE yean Gregg, pf Boston, tops
: Uifehers With 4 cleAn slate of
e on ana aones Iost 4. Jos n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
At the Theaters
Franess x Bushman at Colonial.

Francis Y. Bushman at Colonial.
The dramatic moment is reached
In THE Second in Command"--the
big Francis x. Bushman production
made by the Quality Pictures Cor
poration-on the battlefield in South
Africa, when a conspiring brother
officer reveals he has been false TO
his friend by using despicable means
to separate him from the woman ne
had won for his fiancee. The events
which lead UP to this incident sno"
love made possible through seeing
picture of a handsome officer In uni
form hanging in a public gallery, the
meeting between the counterpart OF
the picture in life and the girl, their
wooing and betrothal, and then the
entrance of the serpent in the person
Of n brother officer, also In love with
the girl, This officer and the girl 8
brother conspire to break the engage
ment and succeed 1t Is not until the
scene on the battlefield is reached,
when the conspiring officer is wound
ed and believes himself about to die,
and Is being succored by the man ne
has abused, that the full strength and
dramatic power of the play is reach
ed. Soldiery in action, in ambush
and on the defensive. with battalion
of cavalry coming to their RELIEF. al
ford sensational and thrilling mo
ments that prove irresistible. TINS
Quality Metro production VIII be on
the Metro program at the Colonial
today and tomorrow for the first time
In this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
NORTHWEST TEAMS ARE
DRAWING GOOD CROWDS

EArgo, ~ D., Aug 22.--with the Fed
rails nghting the major leagues, trou-
he brewing on the Three-I Circuit. and
he other minor leagues having a hard
tma Of It, baseball in the northwest
: drawing great crowds and financial
korfies are almost a thing of the past.
Irtaes SIX towns I'm the United States
Ind Canada. covers territory which
kretches from Duluth at the head Of
IA the north and Fargo on the south
h. Boniface and Fl. William in Canada
Ind Virginia In northern Minnesota.
Ire the other towns In the league. THIS
the territory I'm which baseball is
Atting the best patronage in the
United States this season.
| The national pastime is far from be-
" on the wane in the northwest. A
lose race for the pennant. a country
hll OF baseball hungry fans and fast
hi have proved combination which
: hliinr the parks daily From Fargo
|ow at the top of the heap with a
q point lead over st. Baniface. to
ktrrfnia, which holds the basement
osifion, the teams are getting great
npport.
Ascending to Otis Ciymer, of the Far
p-1eUorehead team. former team maze
orMvath, the Philadelphia home run
rti6t. the clubs In the Northern League
~ playing the fastest Class c ball in
~ United States. Most of the play
n 4re drawn from the American AS
bciation and the Tri State and Three-f
saKues.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23

of the leagues pitchers Smoky
joe has won thirteen and lost four.
1t Is rather hard to find the Mack
mems twirlers insthe standings. but II
one goes down the list far enough
they can be found in this order.
6heehan. won and 2 lost; Wyckoff,
Q won and Is lost; Davies, won and
Z lost: Bush, s won and 10 lost
knowison. won and 3 lost; Bress-
Ter. 4 won and ID lost, and Crowell.
won and 3 lost.
In club fielding the Athletics are
last. with . percentage OF $50. The
White Scx head the league. with .s66.
The Red Sox are first In club bat
ting, with an average OF ass. and
the Mackmen are NTH. with PAT.
The Tigers lead In long hits. having
S64 extra bases to their credit.
When II comes 10 the individual
performances there u nohody in the
procession except r, n. Cobb. ~ has
slammed the bail for nfty.three extra
bases and heads the list of slasggern.
IN base Stealing ard run-gefttax M
M Alee e 4 q q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23

Damages am Sum of sz5.00a Claimed
Against JoAn n. Harris.
Charlottesville. Va. Aug. AZ
Graham NJ. Harris. Of near Greenwood,
this county, son of the late Congress
man John r Harris. recently procured
warrant claiming $3.50 for hts collie
dog. Flora. which was run over and
killed by a car alleged to have been
driven by J. L. Sherwood. Jr. of Mary
land. Now Mr.. Sherwood has filed n
counter suit against him for the sum
of $4,000 for improper. wrongful. un-
lawful and malicious conduct toward
him" II Seems that after the episode
OF the car running over tbs dog. Mr..
Harris organized posse of his own
and went after Mr.. Sherwood. "a the
latter alleges. Sin a large and powerful
automobile and go before a Justice.
wants and a chauffeur. and then and
there in naughty and highly insult
ing manner drew q high-powered rife
on him and ordered him to get into his
automobile and go before Justice.
saying II he attempted to proceed on
his way he would riddle the auto In
which he was travelling. all Of which
was done In threatening. insulting. dan
gerous. menacing and intimidatins
manner" BY these means and threats
he made him cease his trip In order
TO avoid imminent bodily injury and
death.
Mr.. Sherwood alleges that Harris
In this way kept him imprisoned in
the public road In violation of the law
until c, p. McCue, a Justice of Abe
marie County. came over into Nelson
County and released him.
w r. Fox. who was also In Mr..
Sherwood's auto. has also fiied a no.
tice against Mr.. Harris for $1,000 for
Intimidation.
The cases will come up In the Octo-
Der term of the Circuit Court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23

Jersey City. Aug. z2.--Jersey City
not only lost both games today with
Toronto. but lost the services of three
OF their regular players by injuries.
In the first game Second Baseman
Truesdale and Right Fielder Demmitt
coliided in running for fly ball. and
were so badly injured as to necessitate
their removal 20 the hospital. Dem
mftt with a fractured shoulder and
Truesdaie with a rupture blood vessel.
In the second game Catcher Tragres-
sor retired with badly split finger.
First game
Score by innings: r. II. r.
Toronto .o0i 010 0o0--2 Q
Jersey City 900 100 o0o---1 IL .
Batteries: Manning and Kocher:
Bruck and Tragressor.
Second game
Score by innings: r. Fl. E.
Toronto ..... geo 100 210---4 0
Jersey City :. 900 coo 600
Batteries: McTigue and Kocher:
Crutcher and Tragressor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
Talks to Bows, Corn Club.

Raleigh, n. G., Aug. 22.-Lieuten-
ant Governor <. L. Daughtrfdge, here
from Rocky Mount. spent several
hours with the ass boys here from
every part OF the State as members
of the corn, pig and poultry clubs,
and talks enthusiastically of this work
and it's effect on the agricultural In
terests of the State. He says this
movement means that the State will
be rid of the forty or fifty million
dollars drain on the State for food
supplies that ought by all means to
be produced In the State to bring
about self-support among the farm
ers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
Phillies Going Good.

Philadelphia. Aug. 22.---While at
least five other managers of clubs in
the National League circuit are work
ing themselves into a frenzy over their
pennant chances. Patrick j. Moran,
who has piloted "a club considered
hopelessly a second division aggrega-
ton by almost all critics into a COM
mandsng position on the drive down
the stretch, pursues the even tenor of
his way and thinks not Of pennants
bat OF winning the game today and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
COMPTON WITH BRAVES;
/ CONNOLLY IS BEncHEO

Boston. Aug. 22.--Pete Compton. the
Kansas City slugger. whose American
Aesociation swat notch was .342 up 10
he time that he planned hurdlins 10
he Feds. but instead was iassoed by
eeorge Stallings. Is here with the Bos-
On party.
Compton In performing in center.
nth Sherwood Magee switched over
left. his original position, and Mo-
m staying in right, Connolly has not
een hitting and q rest SHOULD do Joey
ood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
Athletic
BY ERNEST poLLARD.

This morning the Rochester Hust-
lers will arrive in town for series
of six games with the virginians. all
OF which will have to be played within
three days. 1t means that double
headers viii he staged at Broad Street
Park today. tomorrow and Wednes-
day. The opening games win be called
at 2:30 o'clock. It is hard for any
team to take two games in one day.
and the virginians will have to ex-
ert every available effort to capture
the majority OF the games from the
visiting clan. However, the boys are
going good at the present time and
they are mighty apt to take four out
of the six games from the Hustlers.
Manager Dunn has not yet named
his pitchers for this afternoon. but It
10 very probable that Russell and Cot
treil will face the Rochester OUTFIT.
Ed Sweeney will work in one OF the
games. while shamrock O'Donnell
will make his initial bow to the local
fans In the other. O'Donneil worked
In several games while the team was
playing on the road. but since they
arrived home the big New York Yam
kee receiver has been bearing the
brunf OF the backstop work. The boy
IL said to be q good backstop and q
fair hitter. Schaufie is also back after
being out for several weeks with .
broken finger and In all probability
he win be back in the game before
the week comes to an end. Then
whom Manager Dunn picked up while
on the road He Is also said to be =
good catcher for youngster- He
worked in few innings OF one of
the Northern games. came to bat one
time and succeeded In CONNECTING
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
Standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
ST. Louis in Chicago.
Kansas City in Pfttsburg.
Brooklyn In Baltimore.
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.MAMAUx REFUSES TO
UNDERGO OPERATION

Pittsburg. Aug. 2a.-Ai Mamaux. the
Pittsburg pitcher is threatened with
appendicitis. but he refuses to quit
the game for an operation. He fears
that the Pirates chances will be Sc
riousiy lessened If he is forced out
of the game.
Mamaux refused to be operated upon.
but did submit to the freezing treat
ment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
Gossip

the stick, while he has been perform
ing in sensational fashion around the
hot corner. He made one costly err
ror in Saturdays game, but his previ-
GUS good work during the week offset
this miscue.
1t is very probable that Picks finger
will permit him to return to the line
up today. II having practically healed.
Pick Is undoubtedly one of the headi-
est players in the International League
and he is always missed from the
lineup. He is good fielder and
he generally comes through when a
hit Is needed.
Manager Dunn has a fast bunch of
FASTENERS at the present time. and
with little more pep" In the game
they are sure To win the large ma
Jority of the contests from now until
the end of the season. The players
should make some fuss in the field.
while little more noise on the coach
ing lines would be welcomed by the
fans. Richmond did not start to scor-
ing Saturday until Charlie Pick got on
the third base line and began putting
ginger in the game. With Pick and
Johnnie Bates on the coaching lines
we believe Richmond would win more
games.
The team won four out OF six
games last week, and Ii the yirginians
can continue their present gait they
will start going up the ladder within
the next week. Although they are
now occupying fifth place, only few
games separate them from the top
OF the first division. Next Saturday
might may find the local boys in NTH
place. The Virginians will remain at
home two more weeks and will then
leave Richmond to finish the season
on the road.
Manager Dunn promises the local
fans some real big league baseball for
the next fortnight. and The crowds at
Broad street Park are expected TO be
good from now until tina end o. thu
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
MAJORLEAGUE'
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Washington, 8; Detroit. l tfirst
game).
Detroit. /; Washington. o tsecond
game).
Chicago. s; New York. 2 (irst
game).
Chicago, s: New York, (second
gamel.
Philadelphia, 6: Cleveland, /.
Boston, 6; st. Louis. FIRST game).
Boston, 8; st. Louis. (second
camel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
SETTLES srrNEr DISPUTE.


Bristol. Va. Aug. 22.--Magistrate
Ray. who heard the cases of three
jitney drivers arrested on charge of
driving in Bristol. Tenn, without the
required license, held that Jitneys could
not use the streets OF Bristol without
complying with the State law. which
requires that a bond of 5000 be fled
for every car of the kind In operation.
The Bristol Traction Company has
two cars In operation in Bristol, Tenn.
for which the company has field a bond
of $1,000 each. The jitney company
will be required to Ale a like bond
for operating cars on the Tennessee
side of the city. The bond In Bristol.
Va. Is $1,000 for each car.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
CHURCH Corners.one Laid.

Church IOrHcrStnnc LAID.
Pulaski Va. Aug. 22.--The corner
stone of Stewart Memorial Church was
laid yesterday afternoon by Pytha-
goras Lodge of Masons. The address
was made by DR.. Stewart French. of
Bristol. grandson of the founder of
the church here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23

Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Chicago. 4: Buffalo, 0.
Newark, 2; Pfttsburg, / tten innings,
first camel.
Newark, 3: Pittshurg, (second
game).
Others not scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
Virginians Play Rochester
WASHING TON DIVIDES
WITH DETROIT TIGERS
Walter johnson Easy Verdict Over Jennings Clan In
Opener, But Dauss Proves Too Much For Senator'S
In Second Chicago Wins Two.

Detroit, Mich, Aug. Sx.--Tne itsSs
split q doubie-header with Washing
ton today. In tho frst game. when
the visitors won to !. Johnson ana
Dubuc did the work. while In the Sec
ond session II was Gailia and Dauss
The score OF the second was ] TO o.
Scors Nv tnnlnrn: r. n b.
|Detroit 900 900 DOLL Q
WILMINGTON ..0lo 00s 1905 10 1
Ratteries-Dubuc. Steen, Oldham, b.
Hand and stanage. Baker; johnson and
second game:
|netrost 900 oio oo0--l 8 0
|Washinxton !. 100 900 600 /
Batteries-Dauss and stanage; Gal
lila. Ayers and Henry. Umpires-Con-
nelly and wallace.
white sox Get Both.
Chicago, Aug 3f.--The White Sex
ran on with both ends of the double
header today by the score of 5 to ..
and to o. The Yanks were out
|cIasssd In both games.
First game:
Score by innings: r. III. e.
New York -. 1000 200 ooo--2 Z 8
Chicago -. 200 Dol o4s--6 3
Batteries--Coie. shawkey and Alex
Ander: Benz, Russell and schaik.
Second game;
Score by innings: r. ii. e.
New York -. 1000 coo 0oo---o 8 Q
Chicego - SOP 200 oos--5 II
Battertss--Pieh. Brown and Nuna-
maker; Faber and schalk. Umpires
Chill and Evans.
Inafans Are Defeated.
Cleveland. Aug. a2.--Knowison
pitched q two-hit game against Cleve-
land today and the Athletics won by
score of TO l. The Athletics hit
the ball hard. garnering twelve safe
kiss
Score by innings. R.H-E.
cleveland -. 900 600 oof---i 2 4
Philadelphia =. ..is0 900 oils IL .
Battsries---Jones. Hagerman. Har-
ptad, Brenton and o'Neili: Knowison
and Lapp. Umpires--oLoughlin and
7ildebrand.
RED Sex Capture Coapie.
st. Louis. Aug. 27.--The Browns suf-
hands Of the Boston Red sox. the
bcores being TO i and 6 TO Q, Boston
vas oathit In the second contest.
First game:
Score BY innings: r. H f.
b. Leuas :. -. 200 600 Doll 2
Boston -. ... ie3 600 p7e--s 10 0
Baxterfes---Kooh, Hamilton and Az
Asw: Foster and Cady.
Second game:
Score by Innings: R.H FL.
*. louis =. :. ..e1 600 iof-s s
Boston -. .....olD ooN o4o--s /
Battesfes--Loudermiik Hon and Sew
lrofa; Leonard and Carrigsn. Thomas
Jmpires--Nallin and Dineen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
Suspected Disorderiy House.

Suspected Disorderiy House.
Upon complaint Of neighbors Amos
Morris. colored. was arrested yesterday
by Officer Latham for maintaining
disorderly house at No. 311 East Bates
Street. He was taken to the Second
station.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
Standing Of Clubs.

Games Today.
New York in Chicago.
Boston In 81. Louis.
Others not scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Games Today.
Suffolk in Portsmouth.
Orphans in Rocky Mount.
Norfolk In Newport News.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23

Games To-day.
Rochester In Richmond e games).
Montreal In Providence.
Toronto In Jersey City.
Buffalo In Harrisburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
JERSEY CITY PLAYERS
HURT IN A COLLISION
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.


Results Yesterday.
Toronto. A.; Jersey City, o tftrst
game).
Toronto, q; Jersey City, 1 (scc-
ond camel.
No other games scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23

1 Games To-day.
| ST. Louis In New York.
/ Pittsburg In Boston.
i Chicago in Philadelphia.
Cincinnati in Brooklyn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
Brave. Sian snodwra...

Boston. Aug 22.--Fred Snodgrass, re.
Gently released by the New York Giants
has accepted terms to play with the
Boston Braves, President Gaffney an
nounced last night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
NEWFEOS CAPTURE TWO
FROM S1OGIE OUTFIT

First game
Score by innings h n Z,
Newark -. .010 600 600 IL IL
Pittsburg 900 900 100 O--l i
Batteries: Moran and Rariden;
Rogge and Berry.
Second game
Score by innings: X. n. Il,
Newark ......f10 600 Ol'--S ~
Pittsburg .00l 600 00O--1 3
Batteries: Reulbach and Rariden {;
Comstock and O'Connor.
Score by innings: X. n. T.,
Buffalo 900 900 900 0
Chicago 1910 100 01"-4 L
Batteries: Knapp. LATTE and Blair;
Brown and Fischer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
No games scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23

Comstock and o'Connor.