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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23
BLUES TO MEET THEOLOCs
SOLDIERS WILL, FEEL LOSS
UF FULL BACK JOE BAHEN
Union Theological Seminary Holds
fractice Under Piker Hughes.
Plny Saturday.

The local football season will omen
Up up H 1.,i ~ at Broad Street Park whom
INC Union Iheologca Seminary tackles
ine cleVen representing the Blues Tho
Preachers have lost comDarativelv feu
mn ,io,, DF graduation: and will have prac-
again. D''SN
Ilkcr hughes will be in charge Of
Inc Inc, destihles of the Prcsbytcrians, and
i nau ms men out for Il stif tryout
Die acquisition is Red" Bowling OF
Hampton Sidney. one of the best CEN
ters In the state. The slashing back
halfbacks: and Pfarr. fullback. showed
up in old-time form. while the work
OF Hughes, who ran the team at quar-
ter. was excellent. c. Q. Pardo. man
agcr Of the Scminitcs. Is very optimis-
tic over tho bright prospects. and has
aairranEed q very pretentious schedule
lie expects his eleven to down the
Blue and White Saturday. but that tho
results will be close
The Soldiers have been practicine
stcaniiy the past week. and, though
, ,t chances OF winning combina-
ton is not SO bright as in former
years, sun the men reporting arc big.
hefty players, and Coach Hargrove in.
siblc.
BImcs Lose Joe Bahen.
The most severe blow dealt the Rlues
was the failure of Joe Bahen TO report
ms year Bahen is the greatest player
,'''N 49, the blueS, and
Is Z veritahle team in himself. His
style of play is a ripping, tearing
slashinr attack, and once he gets goinv
he is extremely hard TO stop. II *
doubtful Il i man OF anywhere near
ms ci,iiher can be found this year. and
Coach HarGrovc Is bending every Of
fort 10 MI his place
Charley Word has been shifted }ro,,
tackl. 10 the back field. and will mako
good at his old place. Word was To-
merly back field man, hut was pla ced
In the line last year to help bolster
IL up.
As far as weight is concerned. tho
n!ucs are heavier than they were last
year. and many who have watched
thcir practice arc Of the opinion that
About nftecn players were ont =,
inc {. {. y. field last night, and a
hard practice was INDUCED in The
men showed all kinds OF pep and Gin
Ger. IN" Crisp cool weather being the
EcrT thing that was needed Among
thoSc reporting last night were: Pal.
in"r Hancock. Charley Word. Miller
Eune 'urton, Donald, Gresham. Polly
Slanton, Rose. Bradbury. Earnest.
'3ua'!cS. Lorraine. McRcc and HEX
crSon. Tonight Cisscl. a man with
q cood reputation from 81. Johns. will
report Tor end position.
After sharp practice tonight. the
men viii probably have only n Sigh,
Saturdays game.
Inc gains will start at o'clock aud
VIII he handled ny Harry Hedrenetii
ana Foster witt Eoth Sides 49,.
great many rooters and n large rrou,d
should attend.
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PIRATES STOP SUPERBAs
BROOKLYN Is FORCED TO
DIVIDE WITH PITTSBURGH
benton Works Well Against Cubs, und
Chicago Loses to Giants.
KOclcr Catches,

PITTSBURGH. September 22-Brook-
lSn and Pittsburgh divided a double
header here to-day. the former win
ming the first game, to ., and the
latter the second contest. to L.
Cooper was hit hard III the opening
game and had II wild pitch WITH the
bases full in the first inning. which
resulted in two runs being scored. He
was relieved at the end Of the fourth
by Slattcry, who stopped the scoring.
The Pirates won the second game in
the eighth. when Carey and Barney
walked and scored on Hinchman'S
double. Up to that inning Cheney, for
the visitors. had allowed only one
scratch hit. The scores:
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FIRST GAME.
Cleveland.

Totals....c9 5 = s TotalscS 5c7,5 .
'bat;ed for EIe7fer In ninth.
IRAN Tor - <eil, In ninth
-Battcd for Ianvrin in sixth
EEtn foc Carrisan I'm NTH.
'EGttci for Leonard In seventh
score by innings n
Cleveland ...........t O o o O n a.
Boston ..................0 Q o 0 q 5 -
summary: Euns-C'hap'raa. Evans Scot,
Speaker. Hohlitzel Two-baSc hit-Speakcr
Three. has" hits Evans. Chapman. S:olcr
uaSe-W amhsSanss. Sacrifice h!ts-Hoblitzcl
Vile. Double plays-Iioop-r. Cacrican ana
Scott; Hooper and iIob!;TcI. Loft on bases
-NlcNel2nc. :: Session. s FRS; base on
crro-s-;Soetor. =. Bases on bnllS-off Leon
ard. :: of Jones. . N;;s-oft Leonard. :
in Innings: of Mays. l in Innings off
JCres: in inrinrH lrcne cat In eish,h):
Ivy Leonard. tRothr. struck out-by
Leonard, !: by Mays :: ny Jones 5 INN
r!rcs. Dincen and Nalin. Time c:,o
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ASHEv|LLE GETS SERIES
ROCKY MOUNT LOSES OUT
IN CHAMPIONSHIP CLASH
Cnrolinn LcnGuers Victorious Over
Champions OF Virginia Circuit,
Although In Lower Clnss.

ASHEV1LLE, y. c., September o.
Tho superiority of the North Carolina
League over that composed Of Vir
ginia cities WAS established this at
ternoon when Ashcville won the fourth
game and the interstate championship
from Rocky Mount.
Although Rocky Mount hit the local
twirlers more freelyo than Pope was
touched. the tourists were able to
bunch their safctics ut times when
Ferris was driven from the mound
by the visitors, being relieved by Per-
rift In the seventh when tho bases
were populated and there were no outs
The relief hurler held the visitors
scorclcSS. The score:
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Now that tho Feds have failed +,
'hN't iipr'S 70 get into tho worlds
s.t,E fans mink they should 20, \
crack some - the rost-roason coin
''""I .udenCo Isn't always mo MOS,
"es.'ahl" thing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23

The Boston Americana. who WOW.
making their plans for particiNatton in
the worlds series, Yesterday racoynred
IN" ground they lost on Tuesday ~.
winning douhlo-hcadcr from Clayn
land. Tho Red Son arc now -four and
mno-half games ahead Of tho Detroit
INGers. who defeated Connie Mack {
Philadelphia recruits.
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TIGERS WIN LOOSE GAME

FtlH.ApELPAlA, September 22-Thc
worst played game OF the season here
t"-da" resulted in n II TO q victory for
Detroit Bad pitching ana poor field
~" We're exhibited By both teams. be
li"it using four pitchers and Phila-
Gclphlh three. In the seventh inning
Detroit "v"rcamc the homo teams lead
ana won The gamc by scoring ten runs
rim" men faced J. Bush in this inning
and he was then taken ont with no one
retired These nine mon got on the
bases on three hits, three passes ana
tnrce errors. and six OF them scored
i.cci"S took j. l3ushs plarc and two
Singles aud another error sent in four
more runs. The score:
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II Is frcely admitted hv tho w,;,c
'-"N that Ioc jackson has bccn n poor
lttEc$tihcN' for owner CrrisEcy ,yIo
r3la SHoooo 20 tho cleveland Ci,h rnr
ms irI"as" Jackson has done N,,ic
"' u" hitiing sine" Joining Rowland;s
sudden Improvement yltho,,t ~,
ne la!!Nrc pf tho White Soy ~ ,yin
uo mani with more than 500 .6on
"',lh OF stars IN IN" liucup is said
20 nave CNrhod Cowiskcv's Wild dosiro
- nNN lomc-run Lnker co. SO. nnn
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FEDERAL League boosters have an
noInccd thoy have 20.0O0 names 10
'n"lr rntiti3n demanding thar Wccrh-
H,g males nt :, party to tho CITY
liilo series hunkod between cubs aud
Ny Hl'e son. Thousands 81 Federal root
~ parade from Grant Park to
nan saturday 70 present Tho pc
'ilo0 20 Mayor THOMPSON. VINO has
GsL"'f :" lntorCNA" with "uh and Whito
az ,maNH&"'n"nis i'm behalf Of tho
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StnFN DE Innings: T..
Chicago ...............o % o c = q %
washington .:.......:o 0 =:
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New Rowing Coach nj Harvard

'AMBKIDGE, MASS, September 22-
~ change in the system of rowing In
struction 1T Harvard by which James
Wray is deposed as coach of the var
SitE crew and Robert II. HerrIck OF
boston graduate. assumes final au-
thority over tho Crimson rowing ctivi-
ties. became known tonight.
NJ. Herrick will coach tho crew him
seq. but will also have the assistance
for individual instruction Of William
Haynes, n former English professional
now coach Of tho Union Boat Club of
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GRIFFS WIN SHUT-OUT

WASHINGTON, September oo-Chi-
C"S9 was shut-out in the second game
81 %! me series here to-day. to o. Gal
la MaS VIVA put was not hit effective
~ ana was aided by good support In
inc pihches. Ayers relieved him in the
SiHih with two men on and none ont .
an" hela The White Sox safe the rest
o. INC way. McBridc's triplc and a
single by Judge gave Washinrton -
!n'I IN the third. and another came in
{ the sixth on singles by Milan and
,,.t and Shanks's huke double.
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GIANTS WIN IN FINAL

CHICAGO. September o2-New York
o-day defeated Chicago. 8 TO Lin, their
final game of the season. Lavender
was wild in the third inning, and after
passing Grant and Burns. Robertson
doubled. sending two runs home for
the Giants.
Benton worked in fine form and that
lead was enough for the visitors to
win. Only one man reached second
base after the first inning, when two
hits and an error ncttcd tho Cubs one
run and saved them from n shut out
The rest OF the locals hits were scat
tered, Tho score:
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BROWNS WIN TWO GAMES

NEW YORK, September est
Louis took both ends Of a double header
from New York to-day. the scores he
ing to and 3 TO |. The visitors
ns"d young pitchers in both games.
Mccabc winning his third straight
game. Tillman. a former Colonial
Lacquer. held New York to two in
field hits for eight innings in tho sec
omd game, but weakened in tho ninth.
when Wcilman relieved him. Caldwell.
Of New York. and Austin. OF 81. Louis,
were ordered off the field in the Soc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23

Fresidont JoscNh T. Lan1in. 81 tho
ctnh, Yesterday announced that he had
accepted tho offer OF President Gaffncy.
Of tho Boston Nationals extending tho
use Of Braves Field for all OF tho homo
games "i the Red SoX in tho series
LAST Year the Braves occupied Fenwav
fark III the games which woS them a
world chamnionship tn. payment COW
"rinE onlE the actual EXPENSES and il
Is understood that a similar financial
arranccmcnt VIII govern Tho use OF
Braves Field by the Red Sox.
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%ew York ..............o \ | o-s
Chicago ................i q D o.
summary: I:uns-Burns t2,. Grant Schultz.
Two base hii--Rohertson stolen base
Burns. Earned runs-$ew York Sacri.
nce hts--kocher. Becker '2), Mccarthy
Robertson. Left on bascs-New York. I;
Chicago 4. First base on errors-Chicago !:
New York. >. Bases balls-oG Lavender
2 Struck out-by Lavender. 3: ny Rcntor
!" Wild pitch--l.Ivcndcr Empires KLEIN
and Emsl!e. Time. l:3s
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Totals. % Il ~ IS !

hocky Mount ..........I %
aShcNiIle ...........:...2 0 0 -
summary: Runs-Bttle Gray. Eiscl. Rrad-
shaw. Mack. Heck o.. Citrano. Two-ha
hhs-Mhch. Fcnton. Corbett Home run
Gray. Sacrifice h!ts-Snydcr. Fcnton. Sacri-
nce ny-Gray. Bases on balls--or Ferris. .
struck out-by Pope. !. wild pitch-F Ferris
nlt -! DECENTRALIZATION. Stolen bascs-Eiscl
Mack Double plays-Wratten and Edwards
corbett and Bumb; Perritt. woodau ana
Eumb. Passed baii-Ulrich. Left on bases
Rocky. ., Ashevi!lc. ). First base on
errors -Ashcytlic. liits-on Ferris. 3 In
. Innings: on Perrit;. in ; innings Time
!;3', bmrircs. Susscy and Blackburn. Al.
tendance, l.EH.
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live wires VIII p,,

LYNCHBURG, VA. September -
Tho Live wires, wirucrs ~ tho l.yn,h +
burg City League championship. u-ro
played b-d. scVcn-inning game hers
last Saturday with The virginia Eriarc
and Iron Company team OF Roanoke.
VIII go 10 tho Magic CIT! next satur-
dly for return game.
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>r"f" 10y innings: X.
Detroit ..-............O 3 o q q q Oh
ih.,7deirhia .:......." o ! Z"
summary: Rrns-c Bush Wit Cnhe ~.
Ncach, Crnv lord, Burns ~. Young oo)
Statnf". knvanaugh. Mckee. Schans ~.
it"uks'on ~. Mclnnis, McAvoy. .Wyckoff.
!hrSe-hlE" hits-!urns, Strurk t"l Horne
nun Rrnkstrn stolen hascs-Vcnch. C-svv-
i"Il. C"bh. SchanG, Mclnnis. Earned runs
Detroit. 1: Philadelphia, t. Sacrifice hit
HFunk Left on hasos-Dctroit. 10: Fiji
ad.lrh!t q. First base ON "rrors--notro!t
; PhIlHdolnhin. :. Bases on balis-om Dnbur,
>, - Roland ;; of l.oudcrmilf :: OF Cove
leslie. : OF Wyckin, 4 of !. Bush. 3. on
i.'''c-. iIits-on bubuc. In 20 ia
.!lts "n Roland. In l-3 innings: on
i.oniermilh, In innings: OF covc"si:ic. =
ii innings; off WyCknn. In "a in.
uinIs: OF j. Rush. , In = Ia inning. ,nonc
on IN sevcrih); OF Eccl"s. , In 3 in
HiTs struck out-sy Dubuc. !; hy Boland.
], by l.pGderW!lk, =: by CovcIcgkic, l. by
Wyck"h, :: by j. Bush. =. Wnd pitch by
J. 1ush !. Passed ball-S,anaGc. Umpirca
D1pugh!.n and lIildcbrand. Time. $50.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals ...2, - i Totals SO %. 0
Dated for Mitchell in .Ith.


Score by innings: r.
cleveland ................ o o o o o al
Boston ...................0 5 -
summary Eu"s-Chnprnan Hooper. Scott.
Sneaker t2l. Gamer e. Lewis. Two-hase
hits-ltoth ~. Hooper. Lewis Sacrifice ;'y--
smith. Sacrifice hl:s-Sco,t Foster ,iainas
Lewis. Left OF bas"s-Clevcland. s: Boston
+. First base on error-Boston. l. Bases
on HaIis-on F"st-:. =. iiits-oul Mitchell.
IN Innings oN Carter, in 1. innings
Tit hy H!;chcr-by Foster. tO'NeilN. Struc,.
out-hy Mitchell :; by Foster. l. Cnp!res
Nn.!n anu N!ms.M- Tima. 81.
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immaTy: Rurs-Howard C?l. Sis,cr. La
Van. stolen hases-Pratt o. Peckimpauch
sarr,TS. hiis York. l., St Louis l.
Saorlncn ny-ripp. LET, on hayes3Tc,' " w ~
49, LOUIS; First base on errors->cv
i,.'S Eases on balls-o't FIsh.r :.
OF Mccah" :. Hit hy piichar-hv NcE,,o
;, .tSrdr!N'. Struck out-hy Fisher. .: Nv
IL, A":.. ~ Empires. Connolly ard chill
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Foil to Manage Indians.

BOSTON. September 22.-Le Foil
manager of the Cleveland team of tho
American League, has signed a con-
tract TO continue in the position next
season. President Charles w. Somers
announced this to-day
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SCoro by innlnGs: r.
brooklyn ...............2 0 q o.
Pittsburgh commenced q o ID
Summary: Runs-Daubcrt Stenge! t2). Mil
Ter. Johnston, Collins. Two-Dase hit
o Nara. Three base hit-Stcnr.l. Miller.
Johnston. Sacrifice h!t-Cutshdw. stolen
hs--c=Cuts shaw. Earned runs-Brookiyn. !.
Pittsburgh. !. Left bases Brooklyn. S;
Pittsburgh, 10. Bases on bails-nT Ruvlsor.
:: eff Cooper. J. Iits-oh Cooper. in
innings: OFF Slattc.y. IN innings. Hit
by pitcher-by Ruckcr. ! Barney: by Stat
tory. tWheat and Gctz). Struck oui-by
RuCkcr, .: by Cooper. .: by Slattery. !. VIA
rttch--Coopcr. Empires. ouielcy and Day.
'rimc ,:T
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TbNttcV TOT t5aIEu III |H|rNt'.
Stated for Gibson In seventh.
Score by innings: z.
Brooklyn ..............., q q o.,
Pittsburgh .............O 0 . =.
Summary: Runs-O Mara, Carey. Barney.
Tvo-hase hits-O' Mara, Dauhcrt Getz
Hinchman. Sacrifice hits-Dauhert ~. Nc
CaitS. Johnston. NioH. Stolen hascs-Carey.
Barney. Double play-NioN and Johnston.
Earned runs-Brookiyr. l. Pittsburgh. >
Lief, on hascs-Brooklyn, l.: Pittsburgh. :.
struck out-by Chcny. 1; by Iiill. 3. Wild
pitch-hy Cheney. :. EMPIRES. O'Day rr!
Quigle.. First base halls-on Chcncy,
6: OF Hill. =. Time. i:iT
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This will probably bc tho last visit
OF Dunn TO Richmond until he is ready
TO get another team started. He will
return here again this season. having
positively settled that point TO the
satisfaction of the local officers
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Jack Dunn was due TO arrive here
lhis morning. but yesterday he had the
misfortune to get into an auto coll
in Baltimore to answer to a charge Of
reckless driving. Mrs. Dunn was
though painfully injured.
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SECOND GAME.
st. Louis. \cu.
Totals. ..s2 t27 Il , Totals :

summary; Enns.Shottcn ,cl. I.avan Pau.
nm Two base hit Pratt stolen hoscs
,n".teI' mullen. Earned runs-Ncw York
- i.oil> :. sacrifice h!t-RnsSoil Io,:.
o." play faunann. Mullen and Ma!ssI Jet,
on haSe"-NeN York :. 81. Louis s J.,rs,
r on -rrnrs-St Louis. .: Ncw York
Sas-s On hals-oh Russell. s: of Tili.nnn
ii'S-on Russell in innings: OF Vance
IN irninE; OF Til!man. : in ? IN
mnSS; on "eil'nan. in : 3 inning s,rnrr
russell $; hy, Vance. !: by Tiiiman'
W. ,IHPlrcN. Ch!l! and Connolly. 'r!ne ID.
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NANCY ALTO WINS PACE
Good Time Made in RncinE Events mt
the R"nnoke Fnir-F'lve-E irhths
Mile Dash Feature.

ROANOKE. VA. September oo-The
second days rae" events at the Roam
oko Fair were particularly good, and
tho nve-echth- mile dash was a fca-
!urc, the horses punching throughout
Ida Earl took the race, finishing three
lengths ahead Tie Summaries.
-
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DOWN THE ALLEYS

IIcadlcy and Rowscy showed Butler
game duckpin match winning by
cighty-thrcc pins majority This is
the first time these youngsters have
been beaten. Iicadlcy showed up we'll.
this being his first experience in 81
match game. Cosby rolled strong, but
WAS handicapped by the poor work Of
Butler Rowscy rolled high score and
high average. Scores:
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me stockholders oC the club have
p'en notified OF 4 meeting 10 be held OH
,Stoh"r .. NJ the Business Mems Club
tiuauciHl matters will be discussed and
q Scheme FOR putting capital in the
hands Of Dunn will bo taken up
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Southarp J.eoyr.

Southern Lengue.
at Little Rock-Littlc Rock, q: At
lanta, l.
AT Chattanooga - Chattanooga. Il:
Now Orleans. 3.
At Memphis. II: Mobile. 6.
At MISUNDERSTANDING (; Birming-
ham, &.
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base htt-Shanks. Threc-h base hit Mcbride
stolen hnsc-Miinn. Earned Washing
ton. :. Sacrifice hits--Wcavnr jackson Bar
her. Left on bascs-Chicago. .: Washington
.. First base on error Chicago. l. BASES
on balls-on Galia. 3: off Ayers. l. Hits
off Gallia. In innings tnonc out in SIXTH :
on Benz. . In innings. Hit by pitcher.
by Ghllia. tJackson). Struck out--by DIAL
Tia. 4; by REM. 81 by Ayers l; by Wolf
gang. = Wild pitch-C;alua. Umpires, Wal
lace and Evans Time SO
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I,icngo.
New ork

Totals....2s r - Totals =. ,: 6 = &c .
'Batted for Safer In ninth.
'f3attcd for Williams In ninth.
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former lnts. including thermometers
worked we'll in The biz: lan"::ss YES
terday. although Allan Russell lost his
game for the Yankees. Russell only
allowed -four hits in eight innings.
famed eight but walked six.
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Hnnkston and Healcy worked for the
Athiotics. The former polcd 4 home
run. but the latter, appearing In the
role Of pinch hitter failed to deliver
IN" goods. Damrau. q former Virginia
t"aSuer, played for the Athletics, get
ting one hit in five trips. He had five
outs and one assist and made one
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kochcr. bought by the Giants from
ioronto' caught yesterday. He made
one M and dtd his receiving perfectly.
McNally and shorten. OF Providencc.
each went In - bat for the Rcd Sox.
ne former walked, but the latter failed
10 MT Gilhooley and Judge each did
woman service for tho Grirs
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. q: Chicago. I.
Brooklyn. 1: Pittsburgh. = (first Enme)
Pittsburgh. =: lsruoklyn, 1 (sccond gumc).
No others schr,lulrd.)
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-eIEh n -Mllo DASH: pursc $50:
Lida Earl. first; Mary Hampton. soc.
ond' MISS frimity, third. Time. 1903.
y jockey was thrown in the dash.
h"lng seriously, but not fatally. in.
jurcd. EIc was taken 70 n hosniial
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Chicago.
Washington.

TotaIs....co cilc Totalssi oc7 . !
-Batted for Benz I'm seventh.
t'tttcd for Johns in ninth.
tBat,ed for WofGanE in ninth.
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WHERE TlIEY PLAY TODAY.
New York mt st. Louis.
Brooklyn mt Cincinnati.
Bostun ut Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia mt Chicago
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Philadelphia.

Totals.-..3t - e Totals 80 Q p q
'Bn'sd for StanaEc IN seventh
Rated Tor Loudcrmiik in seventh.
Tiattd for EcClcS IN ninth.
Nrnrn lLV L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23

With only twelve games remaininr
on their schedule. tho Red Sox have
Tniy to yin seven even should the
aprlS tniI 70 lose on" of their ten
Sh'heS' Applications for rosorvatio-r
n,,irthny nave started 10 pour in 10 tho
Boston clubs Office ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23
SECOND GAME.

Totals....55 I3 - s . Totais.H - Il o
Battcd for Cheney In ninth.
tRaited for Baird in seventh.
.Battcd for Gibson In seventh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23

ne National League played vcstorfav
i'rooNiNll played a double header win
nlnS and losing The standing tbi,e
remains virtually unchanged. the Phil
IicS leading by five ana one-half can7ns
over Boston and six over Rrool,lVn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23

B!ll O'IIara. who used to MA, ,,,
inc Giants before he hccam. a '0yt1irn
On ,hc Toronto ln;s.. has Joined tho
, hna"iah army aviation corps for ser
' zee IN Europe. Pity Bill wasn't n
nltchHr Then ho wouldn', need much
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23

Clark GrNth has 4 rev comedian N
~ SAWYER one o' his recruits The
W IN '-tcN fans hav" already taken
carl To tH"ir bosom som. rooc,n Iii
NATURALLY assume that ehinr,oniars
.,l'i'E circus clowns 10 ball PLAYERS
ne pcnnnnt hopes auyhow nave AWAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23
FIRST GAME.
vIn-0I.I,.- ma.

Totals....55 81 j. Totals...3s s q 10 /
ran for Gibson IN fourth.
tBaLted for Slat;ery In ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23

Braves Field. thu largest baseball
grounds in the world. will stage one
loss the Red Sox arc displaced from the
leadership in the American League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23

Eric Erickson. tho tall Sweda who
WAS intorncd IN Rochester h[ low
McGraw last spring, has been drafted
~ ~" - Louis Browns However.
.-.!G says n" wants "a play professional
naSoulli, 50 he is going 10 non Ia Tho
) .En"kt"gs, now managed hN John Can
~ Eochestcrs form"r manager. Tin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
st. Louis ut New York
Cleveland Mt Boston
Detroit mt philadelphia.
Chicago ant Washington