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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07
HOWlTZERS BEAT PARAMOUNT

The Howitze-s triumphed over Fair
mount Tor the second time this season
when they took a thrilling twelve-ir-
Ming ARRAY from them on the c G \
held by the score Of to- r Powell
who was on the mound for the art.I-
!crymen, was III rare form and had the
hehNy-hitt!nE Eastcnders az his mercy
tie allowed but ten hits and struck out
twelve OF the heavy sluEgcrs w John
son pitched a good game for tho loser
but was not effective in the pinchcs
Inc artillcryncu touched his delivery
10: iiftecn snfcties The features 81
the game were the pitching Of r. Pow.
ell and the an-around playing and bat
ting OF the entire Howitzcr team
Scoro by innings: r
Howi'zer Il q q q l-5
Paramount . . q q q %
Double Browning 10 Ander-
son. Wharton TO Pcndleton. Two ia Sc
hits-A. Bell. Anderson o2). jenkins
G. Gentry. Home run--Iohrson stolen
bases-Pattcrson. r Rell Bell
BrowninF. Bases on hal!s-of Powell
3: off Johnson, . Hit by pitched ball
Anderson. browning Johnson, Patter-
son, struck out-Ev Powell. 10; b.
Johnson. II. EMPIRES. Gentry and Col
Inns Observation-Disclosures, r. Powell
and r Powell: Paramount. johnson and
Thtder!Ck.
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tennis CHAMP DETHRONED
BESTS WILLIAMS,
AND Ml0UGHLIN WINS, TOO
'huiorninns VIII I'iny FOR National
|h"hpionship TO-Day-Are Pnrt-
herS In Doubles ComDetftionn

A ttOhEsI HILLS. L. l.. September O.
thiS ~ rs champion was dethroned here
mer cbom1n' and tomorrow for
hos, champion Will have to Guido his
Vii, previous efforts If he is TO can
YIN success his campaign to regain
pion is R,i1 c%ard me dethroned cham
WG,,iiortn er titlcholder who will meet
Ma,i, raiiS conqucror tomorrow is
houi'ce Evans McLOughlin.
:, "iliiamss conaueror was William
NJ. Johnston, OF the Pacific Coast am
Jonnstohs win marked the most sen
n niomui feature of the national cham
in progress for the past week on I'm I'm
courts OF the West Side Tennis club
re re won after eart-breaking fight Of
%. Go. e.
Williams fought hard before rel,n.
gushing the title which he won from
Mel at Newport last year. In
caused his downfall and rendered hfrn
unable TO cope with Johnston's ire.
ssistioie attack in tho 1ast set. after he
overcome leads which other plavers
might regard as insurmountable OH
the nf,b a When thr big test came in
failed o. S''''' ana
,b Johnston hs t., PLACED even better tennis
C nan ne Gid against Karl Behr and
Siarence Griffin earlier in the tourna-
ment He played wonderful tennis and
as the result of the game which, he dis
paved mere are many qualified critics
mere who believe that he will be suc-
cessiul IN his match with Mclaughlin
row. 49,
Mclaughlin. too. displayed won
dcrful game against Theodore Roose-
veit Pen whom he defeated in straigh,
SctS at 90, Go, 7--j. He employed
ms cyclon!c net tactics and smashed
overwhelmingly from all parts OF the
court and against an opponent who
played n good game and who is regard
ca as one OF the craf,ies, court gen
erals In the country and possesses the
best backhand stroke In the world
MciouShlin was extended only in
the third and last set. This went 10
extra games, not because the comet
iailcd 10 maintain his furious pace. for
ne ala, but rather because Pcll raised
ms game TO "a plane almost on a par
with his own. In the FIRST ana second
sets the conqucror OF Norman Brooches
and Anthony Wilding was lnvirctblo
ana played his mighticst He will have
70 0ophcnte and perhaps better the
form he displayed in these sets 10 de-
feat the diminutivc Johnston
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

This is farewell day. Come out and
see those Dummies for the last time this
7rTha s Give the boys a good send-of.
either. The game begins at o:30 O'Clock
The early start is due to the fact that
The The teams cams must make quick getaway.
morrow for four-game series. Har-
risbnrg jumps clear to Toronto.
Kraft only mana ed to get three triples
| and single in the second game.
Iwenty-four swats in all for the two
Johnny Bates started with the willow
lot IN" locals getting three hits in four
in ,ba IN me afternoon game Twombly,
OIL them for trio of sa cks.
Trapshooting. baseball. tennis and
Eoif on the local sport calendar. Looks
with the sun blazing down in all its
glory.
Big Ed Sweeney is stuck on Rich
! He recently deposited part of his fat
roll in Broad Street banking institu-
ton and is said to be looking for a
home. Welcome to our city. Ed.
Young Fewster has been sent to his
home for the rest OF the season. The
| boy is suffering from a bum knee, and
Will not be in condition to play again
| this year. He is as game as they make
| them. and Will be a valuable member
OF Dnnn's crew next season.
The Virginia League wound up its sec
ond season yesterday with Portsmouth
we'll in the lead. The Truckers will
play with Rocky Mount for the cham
| pionship for the year Although the
| split season was inaugurated last year.
! this viii be the first post-season. IT
should draw some crowds. as the teams
| appear to be evenly matched.
Among the many visitors in town is
| Frank S. Tousey, for several years ath-
| letic director of the Church Civic AS
ISOLATION. Mr.. Tousey has been for
some time in Florida. and is in the pink
| Of health-that is. fiEuratively speak
! ing. as he is as brown as berry, and
| looks hard as nails.
| The release of Tim Jordan by Dunn
recently marks the end OF n first base
man who few years ago was con-
sidcrcd the greatest in the game. and
| for whose services big prices were bid.
Tim liz not an old man by any means,
but n bad knee that slowed him up has
been his handicap: AS hitter he still
| holds his own with most anybody. And
what pair Of hitters he and Harry
| Lumley were when they played on the
Brooklyn Dodgers together! Tim Is in
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MOTORCYCLE RESULTS
fndinn Machines Win In Five Events Mt
stDfc FBir Grounds.

inci*n HHach!nnE Won each Of the
f"- :nDtrrc ycic races at the state Fair
ErrynHe yehtsrday under the auspices
- tse C!d Dominion Motorcycle Club.
Inc TasD!ig !D!lo~:
PRS, 'ycnt. i've miles. twins and
s-nYles. wGn by Grecnhow Johnston
n t"ur-horH"power Indian. Time.
EG@rnd rvont. three miles. twins.
nm NJ " e. Cray, Indian. Time. 4
minutes.
Th!rd event. t~o-rnilc comic Won
~ s. =. E'aik, Indian Time. aga
icDr'n event, three miles. twins
"Dn ~ Tuck Frpua. Indian. Time.
Pif,h event, five miles twins Won by
=. r. Etark. Indian. Time. 6.22 i-2.
~ n.n:'cap morse rhcc under the
Y>;rp AYe frr'ongs. Marie Patton, rid
1en D1 Jimm!. Farmer. and owned by
EeiIny. rnished hrst. with Norside. by
Jar cisrh. second. and Woodson. by
LcH.t., third.
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GREAT STATE SHOOT IS ON
VIRGINIA TRAP ARTISTS
AT WEST END GUN CLUB
Largest Event of Kind In History of
Old Dominion Continues
Through To-Day.

One hundred and thirty-ffYe ANA
tours and professionals stood at the
siNteenfoot line yesterday and ushered
in the sixteenth annual shoot OF the
Virginia Trap Shooters Association at
the West End Gun Club.
While the opening day was not
marked by any record breaking eX-
PLOTS, IT nevertheless hcraldcd the big
rest event OF its kind ever held in VIZ
ginia.
The heavens were threatening in the
morning. but the cloucs broke early.
and by . o'clock. the hour set for the
tournaments opening. the sun was
brightly smiling and all events were
carried out as scheduled. 1t was after
o'clock last night when the last con-
tenders In the team race returned their
guns to their cases.
W. ID. Runnells, of stanton, was
high gun, with LAG out OF $50 birds. II
was the only amateur to make this
record, while IT was equalled by l.. S.
German. of Aberdeen. Md: +. Huse-
man. of Washington. and Il. w. Ford,
OF Washington, all professional shots.
NJ. ID. Hart, of Richmond. secretary of
the association, was the high gun OF
all locals, breaking 139.
Staunton Team Wins.
In the team race Staunton carried of
honors by breaking 23l out OF a pos
second place with 2o2. and Staunton
Team No. 3 took thiro place with the
score of 22l.
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Professionals.
Next Shoot In Iynchburg.

Al the annual meeting of the associ-
nGon' heid last night. il was voted to
bufG on next Labor Day. c. s. Adams
OF LynchburS, was elected president
ior the ensuing term, and l.. c. era
Inc secretary of the -.ynchburg Gun
Ciub viii be made secretary Of the as
soc,auon. AS the office of that orEani-
Hatlon is at present vacant 1t viii he
necessary for the local club to dcsie
nate this officer of TIC association.
Before adjourninG members of the
ASSOCIATION gave rising vote OF
thanks TO the West End Gun Club, and
10 the Business Mems Club, where the
meeting took place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07
CHARTER OAK STAKE TAME
PETER SCOTT TAKES ALL
HEATS WITHOUT TROUBLE
Iiny stallion Has Easy Time. Lon
Mcdonald Loses to Queen AbbcsS.
Laramie Lad Cops.

HARTFORD. CONN. September c.
Tho thirtieth renewal Of the Charter
oak stake, the feature of the Grand
Circuit meeting here each year this
Time Tor 2:oS trottcrs and purse OF
$1,000 was the tamcst race in the his
tory Of this classic OF the trotting turf.
Peter Scott, Murphy's bay stallion,
was an easy first in straight heats. hav-
ing no contenders IN the field Of four
horses that started the race. or
twclv" horses eligible. eight were
scratched. among th"m Lee Axworthv.
who has been in poor shape since last
T'crS drov" Bonntn"ton. and his ability
!" keep MN IN his strid" in tho first
Two meats caused Murphy 10 20 after
m" inal heat in the tastes, time Of
~" race @:"' 1t. which ended in a
pi"hk 5y iionninCton that cost him an
opp"riNutty Tor second money.
Lon Mcdonald had trouble with Mar
got iial In the second heat OF the eos
HaratN"ly easy fashion. and the bay
mare ran the las, three .ichths Of =
mil.. being diStanccd for running.
After that. Queen Ahhess had evcrv-
thing her way. Winning. Summaries:
,2:cS pace; bes: three in i've, purse
Queen A6bess. by. m, by the
4ohn r Hal b. h. tcrozteTj -. IS
%a5F 5ie? Ha ; I lMMafB@a%} ds
Hal Conner. u :. ,C;ee,sJ xxx. dis
Tim. 2:o5 IA, .2:ns, 200 81. 2:os "a
best three IN five; purse. 5000:
fet"r Scott. n. s., by Peter the
Great 1MuFphyJ ....
worthy Prince, b. <. tTox)
Eoning'on,- Oh. g fG""rs-
Duchess >" IN IMcDonald)
Tine" 2.o9, 2:o7 -. zoo IA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

JOLIET. ILL, September 6-La Dor
Day was real holiday for the inmates
or Joliet Penitentiary. They were en-
teriaincd by bout between two puci-
lists IN a regulation ring in the prison
yard Governor Dunno, ircensed when
h" learned that the boxing bout was In
prospect. telcEraphed Ia the warden
that II must be eliminated, hut the tclc-
gram arrived too late
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

IT was argued by many that Mullen
should have been watching for a throw.
| put as a matter of fact. he was facing
the sun, and IT would have been al
most impossible for him TO have seen
the ball. even II il was expected. \
seasoned pitcher would not have made
walking to the pitchers box and
turned suddenly and shot II at Mullen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

JJAREI. MENICD. ScDiomNcr .
BobDy Waugh. Of Dallas Tex. va.
awarded decision over Battling Vel
son at the end Of a twenty round bout
:o-niRht. The fight WAS fas, through
out.
Nelson showed all his Ali time ahil
ity to take punishment but lacict
atteam and clcTcrncss 10 cope with nj,
younger opponent.
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The team scores were as follows:
ot

Although Runnclls. German Huse-
man and Ford made the high gun Of
! As each. other high scores were made
by the following entrants:
c. e Goodrich. professional. OF At
lanta. 143: r. y. Hall, of Stanton. 143;
w H.; Hall. professional. OF Staun,on.
II. c. Laird. of Norfolk, 40; II. H.
Shelton.s Bristol. lao: F. H Storr Bar
ton Heights. las; c. II. Newcomh. Of
philadalphia. amateur champion of the
Six Long Runs.
T. r. Dorcmus. one of the principal
representatives of the Du Pont Powder
Company. who is on his way TO Hope
spicuous figure ut the shoot. He scored
12l out of $50.
Only six long runs were made. as
man. 60: E. II. Storr, SIS; S. p. StailinEs.
St; W. d. Runnells. SO, and W. F. Hall,
through todaS While VIII II is eepec,Sd
that there may be additional entrants,
il is not believed that the gallery will
he quite SO large as yesterday.
canvas shed tent was filled with inter-
estcd spectators, incIuding large
number Of women who are interested
in the sport.
by the Florence Nightingale Circle for
the benefit of the Shclterins Arms Hos
pital and IT proved to be feature
which was literally pntr9nized
into three parts. which will mean a
total of $50 shots for each participant.
The preliminary will consist of 100
100 and the championship for the city,
so Only Richmond entrants will be
eligible for the latter event
The summary of yesterdays shoot
ing follows:
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Auto necc Driver Killed.

JEAREZ, MEN. September 60. g
B!Xler driving Mercer car. was killed
this afternoon at the Juarez race track
when the car overturned The acct
dent happened In the fifteenth lap of
a twenty -fvc-lap race. The car rolled
over three times. Mechanician Ken
dali was seriously injured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

Several boncrs were noticeable yes
terdaY. but one in particular had the
fans guessing where 10 lay blame !,
occurred when IIealey threw TO Mullen
and the ball went TO the fence, allow
ing runner to come home Some
thought Healey should have an error
and some thought IL should go 10 Null
len
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

To get an unbiased opinion the
writer asked Jack Dunn who was due
an error, and he put the blanc on
Hcaley. To further settle the question.
Umpire Handiboe was asked about the
play. and he also gave the error to
the pitcher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

Those Virginia Boat Club BOYS
should get n hearty welcome home
To take second place in two races in
their frs, big regatta is a record TO
remember with pride George Van
Nliet deserves much praise for the ex
cellcnt crews he has turned out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

the New York State League. but what
fall for the once popular idol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

RICHMOND r 3 o q q q I o.
harrisburg 30 = q 3 3 Oil
Summary: TNyo-bnSc hits-Hntcs.
Wittcr. Threc-hasc hitS-I[ruft t3I,
Mullen, Move. Sacrifice hits-Mul-
len. Tnmm. Move. stolen bases
Meusor, Thompson. Double plays
Move to 'Toolcy Ia Kraft: rWombly
10 ArraEon tn Mullen; Reynolds to
Move. IIiIS--oT Hcnlcy. > in 3 In
nings; of Morriscttc, in 4 innings;
on Russell. in innings. Bases
ON halls-by flcn1cy, I: by Schncht,
|; by M0rriSrttc, .. Bntters hit
by Russell, Mcnsor: ny Schncht,
Sweeney. Struck out-by HenIey, /
by Russell. /; ny Schacht, 3; by
MorriSctte. l. Wild pitches -
Schacht. Left on bnScs-Richmon
s: harrisburg. ,. Time of game,
:3a. lmpircs. ltnndiboc md Hart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Brooklyn Mt Newark.
Baltimore mt Buffalo.
Pittsburgh at Kansns City.
Chicago ut ST. Louis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
(Senson closed yrsterdny.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

And the Country Club Of Virginia
Yesterday won the State golf cham
pionship. Richmond College will have
to hump itself and bring homo the
football title again
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

Score by Innings: II.
RICHMOND -: q q u o u 80
Harrisburg 10 q q q q %
Summary: TNSo-bnsc hits-Russcll.
ramm.. Thrcc-buSc hitS-'rNYombly.
Sacrifice hit-NuSScll.. Stolen bases
Zimmerman, Wittcr. Double plays
-IcckinEcr to Tooley. Move tn
Kraft. IIits-on Russell, In 2 -
innings; OF Lee. 10 In . innings.
Bases on balls-oT Russell. .; OF
Ice. =: or Morri>ct'c. :. BnttcrS
hit-by Ice, BnnkSton. Struck out
by Russell. s; by Lee, 3; by Nor
riScttc. =. Wild pitchcs-RuSScll.
Time Of game, 2:l0. Umpircs. Hart
and Hnndib0e.
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How They Stand This Morning
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
MORNING GAMES.
brooklyn. 8; Newark, !.
Buffalo, 3; Baltimore. 2.
AL other games postponed until after
noon; rain).
AFTERNOON GAMES.
Brooklyn. 1; Newark, o..
Buffalo, 3; Baltimore, 2 {tcn innings).
Chicago. 2; st. Louis, 2 (second game, flvc
innlngs).
innings; lnrkr.ss).
Pittsburgh Kunsns City (hoth games RAIN
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
W. l.. Pct. w. L. Pct.
Plttsb'gh 81 55 .564 Kan. City. OF 60 .527
Newark ..67 81 $40 Buffalo .65 G8 .4B0
st. Louis go 80 $50 Brooklyn 81 90 400
Chicago SO 81 $50 Baltimore .43 S3 .3i1
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
MORNING GAMES.
Portsmouth, q; Norfolk. l.
Newport News, 3 Suffolk. 2.
Rocky Mount, 4: Orphans. 2.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
Norfolk. 2; Portsmouth, o.
Rocky Mount. ); Orphans. 3.
Newport Scws-Sunolk trnin).
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
MORNING GAMES
New York. 4; Boston. o.
tail other games postponed until after
noon; rainy.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
Washington, S; Philadelphia (nrst
Enmc).
Washington. 8; Philadelphia o (second
gnmc).
Chicago. I; Cleveland. first snmc)
Chicago. 3; Cleveland. o (second camel
New York. 5; Boston, =
st; Lonis-Detroit tboth games postponed
rain).
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
w. Il. fct: W. l.. Pct
Detroit 85 45 .654 st. I.onis so ~ 39I
Chicago ~ SO so: Cleveland 30 20 .3ss
Wnsh'ton 81 So $3.50 Phlla. 3s az Boa
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York mt Boston.
Washington at Ph;IndclphIa
81. Louis mt Cleveland.
Detroit ut Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Durham mt Raleigh.
Greensboro mt Winston Salem.
AsheyiIlc mt Charlotte
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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE,

GAMES YESTERDAY.
MORNING GAMES.
Raleigh, 4: Durham. o.
Winston Salem. ): Greensboro. o.
Charlotte. =; ishcviIIe. !.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
Winston Salem. .; Greensboro. I.
Charlotte, 1; Nshcvillc. I.
Raleigh. 2; Durham. . tnftccn inning.
darkncss).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia ut BROOKLYN
Cincinnati mt Pittsburgh.
Chicago mt ST. Louis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
w. l.. Pet. W. L. Pct
Portsm'h Al 25 1921 SUFFOLK 81 81 .557
r. Mount. 80 81 500 y. News 90 ~ 433
Norfolk &c 20 1868 Orphans 10 SO .235
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
MORNING GAMES.
New York, 3; Boston, 2.
Brooklyn, 6: Philadelphia, 3.
Cincinnati, 8; Pittsburgh, o.
At. Louis-ChlcaS0 tpostponcd until after
noon).
AFTERNOON GAMES.
Pittsburgh, 5: Cincinnati g.
Now York, &; Boston. O.
Brooklyn, 7; Philadelphia 3.
st. Louis. 8; Chicago, 9 Twelve innings;
hrst game).
St; Louis, 10; Chicago. o (.econd gnme;
eight innings: darkncss).
srANDiSG OF THE CLUBS.
w. l.. Pct. W. l.. Pct.
Phila. 49,. so 55 .557 Chicago SO 65 AR0
Brooklyn 80 so 800 Pittsb'Rh az 90 All
Boston IS 50 .52i New York 80 81 $50
st. Louis. 83 &C .489 Cincinnati 81 6S 1856
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

MORNING GAMES.
RICHMOND. q; Harrisburg. D.
Rochester. Z; Montreal, 3.
Jersey City, .; Providence, I.
Buffnl0-Toronto tpOstp0ncd until ufter-
noon).
AFTERNOON GAMES.
Harrisburg, IL; Richmond. I.
Providence. Z; Jersey City, o.
Rochester, 4; Montreal, 3.
Toronto. q; Buffalo. ttirst Eimc).
Toronto 2; Buffalo, l tsccond game;
seven innings by ngrccmcnt).
STANDING OF TIE CLUES.
w. l.. Pct. w. l., Pct.
Providence .58 AZ .8i5 Rochcster SO Ga .4GI
Buffalo az 40 els Toronto sc G6 .4G3
Montreal .62 SO .517 Richmond "a 30 .i35
Harrtsb'E 90 81 .492 Jersey City.ii ~ $40
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ING OF THE CLUES.

STANDING OF THE CLUES.
w. l.. Pct. w. l.. Pct.
Asheville al 81 500 Durham 81 &c 500
Charlotte 80 "a 500 W.-Sniem .23 30 .43i
Raleigh ..28 IS 1928 Greensb'o .1s :32 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Harrisburg ut RICHMOND.
Jersey City Mt Providence.
Montreal mt Rochester.
Buffalo ut Torontn O.
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1T STRIKES ME
by TIM PATCH

This is farewell day. Come out and
see those Dummies for the last time this
season: Give the boys good send off
heH deserve 1t. Don't forget the time,
either. The game begins at o:3O O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

Talk about your free hitting. Mr.
kraft only managed to get three triples
ana single in the second game
Twenty four swats in all for the two
teams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

The early start is due TO the fact that
the teams must make n quick getaway
me Climbers are off for Buffalo 10.
morrow for four-game series Har-
rispurE jumps clear to Toronto
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

mond. and will probably winter here.
He recently deposited part of his fat
roll in Broad Street banking institu-
ZION, and is said to be looking for a
home. Welcome to our city. Ed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

Trapshooting. baseball. tennis ant
golf on the local sport calendar Look
ike the holiday was well spent ant
with the sun blazing down in all il
glory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

Johnny Bates started with the willow
ior IN" locals, getting three hits in four
tries in the afternoon game Twombly.
in the morning crack. poled three, one
or them for a trio of sacks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

Among the many visitors in town is
letic director Of the Church Civic AS
ISOLATION. Mr.. Tousey has been for
some time in Florida. and is in the pink
Of hcalth-that is. fEuratively speak
ing. as he is as brown as berry, and
looks hard as nails.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07

Young Fewster has been sent to his
home for the rest OF the season. The
boy is suffering from a bum knee, and
Will not be In condition to play again
this year. He Is as game as they make
them. and VIII be a valuable member
of Dunns crew next season.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-07

the roads charter. granted In 1907,
calls for twocent passenger rate
Assuming that upon a suitable show
ing. the consolidated mort gage hold,
ers would be entitled TO complain OF
a passenger rate found in fact 10 be
conhscstory, the opinion states that
because the consolidated mortgage
is about TO be foreclosed by the fed.
eral court. the rights and character
Of the security have been entirely
changed
To obtain the injunction sought.
the bondholders must prove the
mortgage sale will not realize
enough TO pay in full the bondhold-
ers. and also that a higher rate Of
fare would benefit directly the hold
ers OF securities. The opinion is
given by Circuit Judges Loyal f.
Knappen and Arthur c. Denison. and
District Judge o. w Sessions.