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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
TARHEEL PROSPECTS COCO
CAROLINA HAS ELEVEN OF
OLD TEAM BACK AT WORK
DoRgie Trcnchard Again Head Coach.
Mnny Teams Refused to Meet Blue
and White This Ycnr.

CHAPEL HILL. n. c., September IS.
The prospects for n successful football
season for the University of North Car
olina are encouraging. Out Of the
eleven letter-mcn back and the large
number of players fresh from prep.
schools and high schools, Coaches
Trenchard, Cunningham and Duff ex-
pect to build team with tho line as
good as last years and the backneld n
little better Scrimmaging will start
on Monday or Tuesday, and the coaches
tho new Emerson $4,000 athletic field
will not be in condition to be played
on or before the end OF the season.
the work 80 far; consisting of throw
ing, catching and kicking the ball, has
taken place on the class field.
The eleven letter-men back this year
h hn1e ehglbie TO play are Captain Tayloe,
Allen, quarter: Ramsey. guard; Tandy,
center; Gay. guard; +. Joires. guard
Wright' 1 END; Parker. full and Cowell,
university will lose are Fuller. Win
ston. Huske, Bridges and Foust. Among
the new men there are many who al
ready begin to look good Among these
cigh High School last year, the team
! mat Won the State High School cham
piohship: Townsend, from the North
Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical
Cratch, guard, weighing 236 pounds,
formerly quartermaster-serg i'm
t me, un We6,S States ARM; Fitzsimmons,
from Randolph Macon, and Craig can,
tain of Bingham. Asheville. The re-
quarter Of George Tech. for two years,
VIII play for the university this year
is as the authorities and coaches say,
absolutely unfounded.
Three Coaches This Year
Coaches Trcnchard, Cunningham and
Coach Trencharti will take care OF the
ends. Coach Cunningham. former half
BACK Tor Princeton and head coach OF
the backiicld. Coach Duff. for the
past two years head coach of the Uni
,yersity of Pi,tsburg. will coach the
II Is n noticeable fact that this years
schedule differs considerably from last
X iis, ;. Many teams generally on the
Vanderbilt. South Carolina and Rich :
mond College all refused TO play the
university this year because. as the
100 many hard games without taking
another one as hard as the one with
the r, university would probably be.
lctic field and stadium will be com
pietcd about the first OF October. but
the ground Will not be in any condition
over, One of the Carolina Virginia
baseball games Will be PLAYED on them
next spring, The athletic grounds will
and Il track. The stadium, made Of
reinforced concrete. will seat 5000 peo-
pic. The grounds and stadium when
new field will MI a lonE-fclt want a1
me university. and It's completion viii
countless mark an advance In athletics
The schedule for this year is as fol-
lows: " '"'
October 2--Citadel. at Chapel Hill
Hill. haPei
October l6--Georgetown. at wash
October 30-Georgia Tech. M a;
lanta at Al
November ,e-Clemson, at Charlotte.
November l3.-Davidson. at Winston
Thanksgiving = Virginia, AT Ri,.b
n!ond. i'ch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

CAR0L|N|ANs WIN THIRD
ROCKY MOUNT CLUB DROPS
CAME TO ASHEVlLLE
Players Wear badge OF Mourning Out
OF Sympathy to HAY Ryan, Who
Loses Little Son.

ROCKY MOUNT. n. c.. September Is.
"A bad hop Of an easy bounder. which
spent It's energy before reaching the
right field fence. while the hitter raced
up at third, wound up what was to all
appearances Il pitchers battle in the
making. and the Asheville club won
to-dny's clash with score OF 2 to /.
The Tarheels took first blood In tho
fourth, when Ferris, the opposing
Finger, lost the plate after two con-
nected hits and walked Il man with the
bases choked Tho Carolina Leaguers
eQualled this in the sixth, when, after
Bradshaw was passed. and sacrificed
to second, Manager Mack, Of the Ra-
leigh club, slashed out {, two-baSe drive
and the runner counted.
1t was I'm the eighth that Bradshaw
hit an easy bounder TO second. but just
before reaching the baseman 1t leaped
high into the air, bounding over his
head. and thon spent Itself rolling in
the direction OF the fence. He scored
Both clubs put UP an errorless exhi-
running robs that several times cut
off hits. Each player on both clubs
wore n wide band Of mourning on the
left arm, out of sympathy TO Manager
Ray Ryan, OF the Tarhccls. from whose
home death claimed his only son to-
day. The clubs leave tonight for
Ashcvillo for the remaining games OF
the series. and the play for this season
here is ended
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
NICK ALTRocK HAsyuAD
VARIED DIAMOND CAREER
Famous Pitcher Has Had some I'm.
nnd Downs on Baseball
FICId In Time.

Nick Altrock, who In his time pitched
for nearly all the leagues there are
between the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts
was born in Cincinnati thlrty-nioe
years ago. The veteran southpaw got
his baseball start In 1895, with Grand
Rapids, In the old Interstate League
given his first chance in the National
League with the Louisville Colonels
but failed to stick. The next season
found him back In Grand Rapids. and
he was later with Columbus, In the
same circuit. In 1900 he played with
Syracuse. then In the eastern League.
the daddy of the present international
circuit. In 1901 he wore n Toronto
uniform for while. and then skipped
out to the Pacific Coast. playing Win
Los Angeles, in the California State
League. In 1902 Nick broke into tho
American Association with tho Mil
waukec Brewers. His second chance
IN the big league came in 1903 when
he pitched for the Boston and ChicHtr
Americans. Flo was i'll most OF the
time. but in 1904 he developed into n
White Sox until the close OF the 1908
season. In 1909 he went back to the
American Association. with the Mime
apolis Millers but returned to the Chi
cago Americans later in the season,
and was turned over to the Washington
club. In 1910 he was again with Mime
apolis. but the Millers soon turned him
over to the Kansas City club. AL
trock's final appearance in the majors
was with Washington. where, with
Germany" Schaefer. now with the
Newark Feds. he played tho role Of
comedian and amused the populace by
thei rfunny stunts on the sidclines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
WIN CITY CHAMPIONSHIP
HOWITzERS DEFEAT WINNER
OF JEFFERSON WARD LEAGUE
Game Was Featured d. Sensational
catches In Gardens with
Wen ON DnHcA.

The Howitzers won the amateur
championship of Richmond By defeat
ing the Metropolitans. pennant winners
In tho Jefferson Ward League. at Bpoad
Street Park yesterday afternoon. to 2.
The game, while loosely played at
times. aboundcd IN some star plays
Those deserving special mention were
the catches of II. Powell. in right field
ana Hierholzcr, in left, both OF which
were made with two men on bases.
Powell was in fine form, and would
have secured shut-out but for the
errors made behind him.
Powell has had an exceptionally good
season. and is easily the best amateur
pitcher in the city.
The liowitaer team. after II hard up
hill hight TO win the pennant in their
league. have also won all outside games
played this season. Captain Bert
Powell deserves the majority of credit
for his hard work the entire season
in the manner in which he has handled
the team. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
SPLIT DOUBLE-HEADER
Fairmount juniors and Petersburg
Take One Each, with Title of
Series With Visitors,

The Paramount Juniors and the
strong Petersburg team split a double
header yesterday afternoon. the for
mer winning the first game, Il to >,
while the visitors annexed the second
game, 5 to !.
The feature Of the first game was
the batting Of Nunnallie. of the Fair
mount team, who secured two homers
and two-b base hit in four trips TO the
plate. and who accepted seventeen
Williams pitched good game.
In the second game Petersburg put
II over on the local boys through con-
certed action. This game yesterday
placed the honors with the Visitors.
having won two of the three games
OF the series. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
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GAME GOES z INNINGS
DAVIS BROTHERS AND MAPS
PLAY TO 6-TO-6 DRAW
HoinebuIlders Lose on Errors, Caused
by Rough Field-Tcnms
Meet Saturday.

Ing OF Fuller. the catching of Wilt
shire and the batting OF Gaulding. Ham
and Lowery, the Paramount Maps were
unable to defeat the fast Davis Broth
ers' team yesterday afternoon at the
Oakwood diamond. The game went
twelve Innings to a 5-to-6 tie. The
two teams will probably be matched
for another game Saturday.
The diamond WAS very rough, which
prevented fast fielding. and the Home
builders nave seven errors marked up
against them. Bunny" Walker pitched
q good game for the Maps. Babe"
Canepa made good as pinch-hitter.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Walter Johnson, once the idol Of the
fans In Washington and around the
American League circuit, is an idol no
longer. Random seems to have soured
on the speed king" probably because
OF his springtime stunt of Topping from
one league to another and then back
again. Johnson decreased the affection
OF the fans once had for him during
the winter by assuming the position
that he was for sale to the highest
bidder, and then he killed that affection
almost entirely by his stunt Of first
jumping to the Feds and then jump
ing back to the Senator'S when Clarke
Griffith offered him something better.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
SCORE TIED
FnirmOunt md Havana ConsuIs PIny
Seven-1nninE FrncnA, Ending
I'm Df1Dute.

Tho Paramount and Havana Consuls
played a seven-inning tie yesterday ar
ternoon. the game being called at tho
umpire.
1t is charged that at the end of the
seventh rooters OF the Consuls gather
ed around the umpire. calling balls and
strikes, and endeavored to get him to
call the game. He attempted to clear
the field. hut was not successful. The
Consuls quit the field.
w. Johnson. star southpaw of the
Fairmount team. allowed only two hits
but his, wildness. coupled with costly
errors. kept him busy and allowed his
opponents to score often. Fairmount
tied the score in the seventh with n
triple by johnson and single by PEN
dleton. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
FnlIr From Nfaduct.

Howard Ormston fell from the Ches-
apeake and Ohio viaduct, near Nine
teenth and Dock Streets, yesterday and
suffered fractured hip. The man was
taken to Grace Hospital by Ambulance
Surgeon Doggett, and was reported as
resting comfortably last night. His
home is in Lorraine, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
Federal League
sioufcds win Two Came,

ST. LOUIS, September 1S-St. Louis
~ winning doublc-header from
hrookiNn here to-day took second
p.'aIt ~ tnc pcnnant race from Chit
yaSo' ne latter having lost 10 Buf-
mo. -. Louis won. to 3 and to 9
iiaEk saved the day for the locals in
both games. ''
First game
Score by innings: u II =
BROOKLYN ooG %: Ola 600 % 10 2
81 Louis 100 OIL 900 600 IL IL >
batteries: Blucjackct and Land;
Watson, Davenport, Plank and Ch,n
man. -
Second same
Score by innings: RI II
BROOKLYN 00Oo n
81. Louis. ~ 4Oo0l0.-5
Called: darkncssD
:, batteries: Wilson and II. Smith :
watson, Plank and Chapman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

". T. MoseIey, chnuff'eur of Bennctts
ambulance. escaped serious injury by
q narrow margin ut Eighth and Grace
streets yesterday when his machine
colilded with Laurel Street car. The
AMBULANCE was damaged considerably,
the radiator. fender, lamps and front
Wneels SUFFERING most. The electric car
was damaged slightly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Joe Kelley, after scouting around for
the Yankees, says the minor league
club owners this year. in spite OF all
higher prices than ever for their talent.
Perhaps they had heard that Kelley
represented club backed by $4,000
and believed that he had his pockets
stunned with money. The wise buyer
gets his talent at a fair price, no mat
ter what may be asked Of him in the
beginning of negotiations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Asheville ..............o 0 0 %
Rocky Mount ..........0 0 0 OIL
Summary: Runs-Bradshaw (3). Edwards
Lest on tases-Ashevlie. >: Rocky Mount
= stolen bases-Bradshaw, Snyder. Ulrich.
Sacrifice hits-Fentcn. Bumb. Two-base hit
Mach. Three-base hit-Bradshaw. Struck
out-by Ferris. 2: by O'Brien. ). Bases
on balls-on Ferris. 3; off O. Bricn, :: Hit
by pitcher-by Ferris. tGoosetree). Time
1850. umpires. Blackburn and Bussey At
tendance i.T5l,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Luther Johnson. colored. was arrest
on a c<arge of stealing a. Jacobs auto
mobile several days ago. The negro
on the charge in the morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Maps ........l 0021O2O 0-6
summary: Two-base hits-Wiltshire
and Lowery. Sacrifice Hit-W Balm
Stolen bases-Gaulding. Folkes and
Wiltshire. Hits-of Walker 8 in 10
innings; off Lowery. l in innings.
er. 2. Struck out-by Fuller. 10: by
Walker. 9. Left on bases-Home-
builders. {; Maps, 6. Time of game,
2:l5. Umpire, Mr.. Cutchins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
Mctropolffnus.

metropolitan ..0O1lOOO %
Summarizes: Two-base hits-Jenkins.
Rnpe, pas, i chlts-Martln, Ilierholzer.
kins, :, Anderson. Double plays-R.
Powell to Jenkins to Gentry Struck
out-By Powell. .; by Lehman, S.
Base on balls-By Powell. i; by Lob
man. 2. Wild pitch-By Powell UNI
pires, Messrs. Bigbie and Bottoms.
Time of game, 1:iJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

If you were only half as good a.
est umpire that ever broke into the
game" is what Fred Clarke told Lord
Byron the other day. How about II
Harrison?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

After winning the Blue Ridge pen
nant and jollifying for three or four
days. the good spirits of Frederick
club owners and players over division
or receipts from an exhibition game
played with the Philadelphia Athletics.
The row broke up series of exhibit
the players in body declared they
would demand their releases and would
not TO return to Frederick next season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Ir,eiersburs $1,000 90 %
summary: Two-base hits-Nunnallie,
Atkins, Mctrock, Thomas ca. Home
runs-Nunnallie CD. Bases on balls
off Williams. /: off Forster l. Struck
out-by Williams, s; by PorsicE >.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
Charged with Speeding.

CnnrScu with Speeding.
AIthur bass was fined 500 and costs
charge OF speeding an automobile
through the streets. The man noted an
appeal lie was arrested by Traffic
Sergeant Bradley and Policeman sam
uels. ga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
Totals
Havana Consuln.
Totals
" innings:

FalrmOunt ...... n 1 . n Il
Havana Consuls : 2l01 ~
son. Beasley. Sacrifice ai S,tsmW SMa rtnn
z: Therdieck. Snellings, Thomas. stolen
6ases-Pendleton. I.iggan, SneIlings,
breeder. Bases on balls-By Johnson
E; by Thomas. Q Batters hit-By
Johnson, ?. Struck out-By Johnson,
Z: By Thomas, 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Will 1915 mark the last appearance,
of the "old guard? Tommy Leacl
seems to be FALL in" Mathewson's arm
is gone. Wagner isn't hitting, and ha,
slowed UP a-held in the past two
months. and Lajoie is dropping lower
each week In tho race for batting hon
ors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
DOWN THE ALLEYS

Forest Hill bowling alleys, Whit Whit
man Will return to the city next week
and assume charge Of the Newport al
leys for the winter season. Owner
Blair is having the runs put in excel
lent condition. and there promises to
be some classy bowling witnessed in
Sam williams, one of the best known
bowlers in Richmond. is crippled.
While cranking an auto some days
suit that a bone in Mr. Wiiliamss right
arm was fractured. The injured mem
Der is improving rapidly and PA"
Sutterl!n will have good running
The organization of the Greater
Richmond Bowling League will be per-
footed within the next few weeks. 1t
is proposed to make the league an
eight or ten-club affair, and the
schedule will run late into the spring
Last years schedule was for forty
five games, and it made the season en-
tirely too short.
Those who propose organizing teams
arc urged to get their material to-
gether at the earliest opportunity and
be ready 10 attend n meeting upon call
There never was a pitcher who was
better loser than Alexander" is the
bouquet that Pat Mo.an heavcs at the
pitching star of the .Phillies. THE
majority OF pitchers crab and peeve
whom they lose, and lie 1t happens to he
tho fault of their teammates, they howl
like n wounded lion.
"But Alexander Is different. To lose
hurts him-but no one knows II. Az
ter a defeat, he's just IS good natured
as after victory. If tho boys boob
away game behind him. Alex never
says n word. If the boys come up and
start to tell him how sorry they are
he Just laughs and tells them to forget
it-that such things are all part OF the
game.
alexander is the most popular man
on the team. not merely because he is
g. great pitcher, but because he has a
wonderful Misunderstanding he's n
man clear through"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

KANSAS CITY, September lS.-Two
nlnth inning victories We're divided bv
me Kansas City and Newark teams
mere to-day. With the score to
against them, the locals started n bat
ing raily In the eighth, which Melted
three runs. In the ninth two bases on
balls, an error, single and a sacrifice
gave them the game. 10 .. The sec
ond game was pitchers battle in
which Reulbach allowed only two hits.
Cullop was also safe until the ninth.
when an error and punched hits let
In the only run OF the game.
First game
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Newark 49,. 0o?o2o oO-5 0 3
Kansas City. 0o00o003 SO 9 Z
batteries: Seaton, Kaiserling, Nose
y and Raridan; Johnson, Henning and
Eastcrly.
second game
Score by innings: RI =
Newark :..... oOoO09oo1-1
Kansas City. 5000 90 9 2
HUM; Cullop and Easterly. Brown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

A frequently spilled bromide regard
ing some crack pitcher Is this: "If
biank was with such and such n club,
he'd never lose game" but he never
saw pitcher that good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

drawn SO tight that they scarcely give n
to wear
And because they nearly always let their
victims get worse all tho time. they are
yehrly forcing thousands OF people into risk
ing their lives by undergoing operation.
These unscicntihc makeshifts cause 10
much misery and such n shameful WASTE OF
money that the law should put a stop to
their sale. W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
BASEBALL BRIEFS

PRESIDENT Tener denied in St I,ouis
ina 1nat nc ever had put a ban on the hid :
aen.oaii trick. as had been reported
S S,eneraiy and accepted as q fact. He
uId say. however. that he disnpproyed
OF the trick and would advocate NEXT
winter that 1t be barred from the game
al,ons With such tricks as Miller lug.
gins gins Puiied on Pitcher Appleton, Of
brookIFn. asking for the bali and then
sin1estcppins and letting the throw go
Wild, while a runner scored. eN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

The Winnipeg and St Boniface clubs.
transforming trip through Western
Canada. one intention, 1t is said, being
TO show the fans In the cities to be
visited the kind OF ball played in hopes
that they may be interested in a re-
organization OF the league next year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
BuTeds Defeat Whales.

C1ICAGO, September lS.-Chicago
batters were unable to solve Bedient.
here to-day. One scratch hit was ali
the Chicagoans were able to get In six
innings, and desperate efforts In the
more singles. but no runs. A double in
the second inning by Roach brought
III the only run of the game
Score by innings: RHE
Buffalo ... D O000o-I 2 n
Chicago . 10000 % n
Batteries: Bedient end Allen; Prem
dergast, Mcconnell and Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
SECOND GA ME.
Euirmoi,nf
Totals

Paramount O O O / O O O O ~
Summary: Two-base hits-Nunnallie,
Metrock: Hits-off Williams, 8: off
Collier. B. Struck out-by Williams, S:
by Collier, S. Time OF game, / :o5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
Such Misery-CnusinE Makeshifts Are
the Ruptured Mans Worst Enemies

Depending on eias-
tic or spring trusses
like shown above Is
little less than slow
suicide. Such con-
traptions are almost
sure to shorten your
life.
It's hard to make
them hold. even when