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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
FIGHTER IDENTIFIES WIFE
Patient in New Orleans nnspifuI Rec-
oGnfzcd by Tommy Burns-Mys-
tCriouS tnsc.

NEW ORLEANS. October ig-"Mrs
Julia King. ~ patient at the Charity
Hospital. whose identity polio. and hos
pitai authorities have been unable to
establish because OF the circumstances
surrounding her admittancc to the in
Stitution. WAS Identified Tonight by
Tommy Burns, formerly hcavywcicht
champion puGilist OF III" world. as his
wife. Mrs. Burns late last night call
ed at the home Of James r. parkcrson
III Il fashionable residence district and
requested that he telephone for an am
bulanCc. declaring she had eXpcricnccd
"frightful shock" and Was suffering
from severe pains in her head She
WAS taken To hospital carly to-day.
and tonight still was dclirous Burns
declared that since Il severe illness :,
year ago his wife had been both ::
mental and Il physical wreck Mrs
Burns disappeared early Monday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
FRANK MORAN PUTS COFFEY
TO SLEEP IN THIRD ROUND
winner showed Superior Ring General
Shtp-ltcfcrcc stopped Bout After
Terrific Blow.

NEW YORK. October t9.-Eranll Mo-
ran. of Pittsburgh. knocked out Jim
corey, the Dublin giant, in the third
round of ten-round match here to-
night.
a right-cross to the jaw in the third
round sent Coney to the floor for a
count Of five. Apparently helpless,
corey scrambled TO his feet ana held
OH to the ropes Moran rushed at him
ana ana struck him again. The referee
then stepped between the men, giving
Moran the credit Of a technical knock.
fey POI. ''"""'' w
tory tory 'to his SUPERIOR ring Eencrulship
corey was the aEErcSsor at the be-
sIm mii,mg OF the bout. but Moran. con
SEWING his strength. waited for the
The first round began with Cofey
rusnins at Moran. He sent Il right up
perSus to the pittSburcher's face and
struck few effective blows in the in
itial round.
c0Hey'S long reach kept Moran away
~ thG oeEinninE OF the second round
rushing tactics. sent Il right TO coifcv's
ribs and Il hard right TO the Dublin
giants head. These blows forced Cof-
sent tnrce successive rights 10 his
mead. Soncy appeared Very weak as
the bell rang.
Moran got in Il hard right to the
eodE az the opening OF the third round
Al close range he shot TWO rights and
Il left TO Cofcys face. His next blow
went down after only one minute and
thirty-two seconds o: lighting.
ny his victory. Moran earned the
right to meet Jess willard. rhe present
holder of the worlds championship /,
Was announced bcfor" the fight that
willard would meet the victor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
"BATTLE" BAGLEY SUCCEEDS
YOUNG AT QUARTER BACK
Washington mud Lee Feels l.oss ar
Veteran Punter-MnI he Bnck
In GnmP Soon.

LEXINGTON. VA. October u? -rrom
The eve Of a cri,ical s,rugElG Win the
ineton ana Lee suffered the most Sc
we're setback possible when Cy YOUNG.
the feet footed quarter back. had his
%G,larhone smasnSG j" the zane Win
loss OF strength resulting from Noung's
injury is ineStimable.
The Hun,himgt9n: nr9dne, VA punt
rocr: and was directing the Generals
IN "a mastery MANNER. when h" was
Eripped by N fate, Coach Elcock. in
was one OF the greatest puntcrS and
one OF tho most capable leaders that
he had ever Witnessed ON al, gridirou
There is e slight probability that
Young will play agaiu before tho clash
with Cornell, for as Vet there is a
possibility that he sustained frac-
can cope Win ,he New York kicker.
The coaches hay" announced that
Battle" BaGlcy. the li&hi"st plaAcr ON
The roster Of NOR" than forty men. win
star, at quarter against West Niraiuiu.
hasicy - ~ slight. nervH leader of just
TO hounds but is cool under are uut.
an ahlo JrdGc OF tn" vulnerable poiuts
OF tho opposing eleven.
Tie has been on the sgu,,d for -four
wears. and has proved his abiIity
AZ This late StHEc Of the Canuai.ru tho
niue pincky fellow vii! %ct the Gait
~ iculE 'lu inc pGhfinE. another
must he found 10 fiji this importun'
rolc Barrett s regarded ~ his most
probable successor.
= new marvel appeared amongst tn,
Generals IN the last conflict in the rcr.
son OF Buck SW".Naud, at right hall
BACK Swecitand scored both touch.
downs gained ~ yards. NOR. THAI
the other backs registered all together
ana Won The contest almost single
handed. The Generals hcean nraCtiC.
this afternoon after a day Of iGlcnes.
Monday; Thursday they depart fol
West Virginia.
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S0UTHSIDE FAIR RACES
Bic crowd sees Opening tnrd NJ Pc
frrShurG rrn"L-'ihrcc Harness
Events To- Day.
pETERSEIEG. VA nr,nh.r

PETERSBURG. VA. October IA
IN" runnin" races at the Southsidc
f'ir this afternoon were witnessed bv
= larc" crowd. Three were run as fol
lows.
First Rncr.
N!N entries with III" following re
suit Cuba DILLON. first; Charm Me
kinney. second: Price Il. third licst
time. @:l9l-i
second Race.
@.li pace. purse S350. seven entries:
Nancy Alto. first: Walker c. seconds
Ecrtram. Mex inney. third. Fest time.
1913;
l'ivc-cirhths-mile running. purse
$50. "iN entries Rill Whalcv. first;
.mi@er Tim, second. Walter Lee, third.
Time, l:oi.
Tn" races this afternoon were fca-
tnr"d by close finishes in each heat
iamisou. driving Tor the Edge IIill
stock Farm. OF Shawsville. won both
Of The harness events. In the 2:2O trot
he drove cuba piilon the fastest heat
being 81? Ii. Slow time marked the
= ! Il irot Nancy Alto with Jamisou
driving. winning in three straight
heats.
Three harness events and tw" rum
ming races ar" scheduled for to-inor-
row.
class i. us ,rot purse s35o.
Class :" three Near-oldS. trot or pace.
pur$" $3.50.
class &. 2:25 pace. purse 1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
FAVORITES SPLIT CARD
Three Got Home First nj Laurel rrnrl,.
Wy Donnie Wins ~ Long
odds

LAUREL. October Ia avoritas
split the card today ~ Laurel PARK
three getting homo first IN. feature
event IN the days program The carr
vas tack selling stakes with an .ri0 =
cd value -! 81 GOT" Was annexed hy f.
I. wilson's MoutrcSsor in handy fash
on. while FenmOuS" Was second "a
half a length in front or Ahara After
winning the stake. MoutrcssOT was
run up TO s2.205 and retained by her
owner. f"nmouSe wIS then claimed
by MontrcsSor's owner
Lahore had AN easy time c"pturin.
the sixth race from Caralnnuth. q Ito
shot Win" Mary Warren was third.
p"rthrock was played for - good thing.
hut fourth Was tn" best he could do.
Ny Donni" won the initial number
At 50 10 J lasting long enough 10 beat
the favoritc, Rr"omCorn. Il SCant head.
My Donnie VAS also bid ny to $500
and retained. Jockey Mink was again
the star Of tho day. winning two races
out Of as many mounts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
JACKETS EXPECT BATTLEIDUBLM JIM KNOCKED OUT MOI
RANDOLPH-MACON WORKING
HARD FOR HAMPDEN-SIDNEY
First Championship Gnmc of Senson
Locally VIII BE Played Here
on Saturday.

Ye Ik' nI Jackets h4yins only four more
pionship game with Hampton Sidney
on Broad Street Park, Richmond, are
getting In fine shape for this struggle
tried on any team except the scrubs
are being drilled into the men, and
they are getting them Off in grand
Coach Heiss told the men on Monday
TO put on all their pads every day this
week; as hard work was before them
OF afG hr NE wa fn every man to be free
He has kept his word in working
the men, and no complaints are heard,
and night, and each man is anxious to
master his part and get the team
working like a machine.
RSiSs Is giving a lot o. the time 10
tcachihE the men to block and run in
reference. believing. as do ali who
s saw ne game with the Blues. that
IYn.H Is ne PRINCIPAL w-;':'ness In the
will be held three days this week
LONG one was held this afternoon, and
Thurs,lay In 'G 3hc scr tip,morrow and
the scrubs put up Il very strong defense
AGAINST The varsity. but despite this
, Sarried the ball across the line on
three occasions. Lancaster, Richard on
ana Christian doing the scoring
with the ,h TiEer s,c VIII conc to Richmond
Mary to instill confidence in them for
me Tray against the Yellow Jackets
i3ernierS BOYS always give the locals
me hardest kind of battle. and with n
strong team this year Il hard game is
expected. "
Real football. with it's trick and omen
plays, VIII hc seen, as both teams are
out 10 win, and there is no fear on the
part OF either OF the coaches of dis
closing anything that will he needod
iitcr III the season, as this game is ms
important as any of the other five thai
follow IL >' ''''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
EASTERN COLLEGE LOSES

MANASSAS. VA, October lo-Thc
Manassas Athletic Association, in it's
first appearance on the gridiron this
season, defeated Eastern College here
this afternoon by the score of To o.
aud at al! times had the better end
of the game.
The college eleven failed to MAX g
their downs at any time. and during
the contest only gained about twenty
yards.
MHnassa~ finished the third quarter
with the ball on EaStcrn'S one yard
line. and 'hc first play Of the final
quarter Melted a touchdown Cox. at
half back; liynson. ut full Hayden
anu PlttS at tackles, played tho star
game for Manassas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20

FRANK Sl"inan. Il San Francisco high
school boy, broke the world .ntcrschol
astic iio-yard record in sanctioned
Pacific Exposition dirt track. Ills limo
was IS Ia seconds. thrcc-tifIhs of 4
second faster than the record held hy
Ted Meredith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
Mnssnchu.rtt- MrIitinmnn First.

JATKSONN ILI.E, FTN. October -.
Sergeant James :. stewart, Massa
chusetts National Guard, to-day won
the national individual champion ship.
tho first event of the National Rifle
Tournament being held AT the state
camp grounds here. His scor" was 3lJ
points out OF possible 325
Private r. y. CrawlcY. United states
Marine Corps, Was second win 3l5.
and Private s. w Pearson. Oregon
National Guard. third. with 3li tn,
match consisted Of firing at 200 and
300 yards rapid fire ana 3Ou 500 aud
1000 yards slow fire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
ARE FEDS AFTER DUNN|E?
SAID TO BE CONSIDERED
FOR MANAGERIAL POSITION
Meanwhile Appears 10 Be sitting Tight
IN i'"ht-Sishn Twiricr-No News
From BurrOW.

II is funny how many Jobs arc omen
-, ~ /" man VINO has "A good one. First
Cleveland Americans, and now Comes
sport writer with a dream of his
S ynms 'h l.n,, Leading adm" the visionary New
continues to assert that his faIscttc
Hoice VIII he heard over Broad Street
park next summer. The item i'm mos
ton follows: " fu'S
lin Gilmore is SO persistent in his
,aik OF New York Federal League
cIuo IN 1916 that rumor is beginning Ia
name the probable leader of the Ideal
OUTLAY team Thus tar the lcading
iian,n'1atcS seem to be Bill Clymer and
,,Nobody connected with tho Feds
VII commit himself on the subject.
lck Carroll, secretary OF the BrookIvn
ciup. and one OF the organizers OF Inc
rcI.ral league talks enthusia sticaiiv
about clyincr. but merely as a sue
..r:iuI 10 state, ANA not US a pros
pc;Gtire leader of the New YorI, club,
gilmore won't talk about il at all
tiEner has been a marked success
IN the small leagues He Won thrse
s , .SslTe pennahts in The American
I9ront0 He was talked Of as a pos
S Snr ohoice 70 lead the Yankees be-
iorc I,ohoNan's appointment
lack Dunn. WHO was driven ON, n.
Baltimore by the outlaws. is mnuJ}n,ei
by p. man Close TO the Feds in the Mary
ior The New York Federal manaSrrs
snip. Dunn is said TO he dissatisfied
49, ny organized hasa
nhii' after he had made :. losing rrbt
ior ~ against invasion IN I3nitinorn
,unh team has not been a success in
hchmond and he ia said To he unxions
10 !chNc the international League Hat
NJ NIE Not LIKELY
TO DROP own INrERF:srS
NJ! OF tho above is Interesting read
inE. but is probably far from true,
IcdtHHht AT tho hands Of organized
nuac bal, and his grievance ma H.
JuSlncd, but II - not likely ina; he
1910 throw UP his interest in tho
m.chhlond club. which is worth good
money I" MIN, for Il salaried job i'm
sNctcS'. i"sldes Jack has already
SlEen ms word that he viii rcmaiH
hcr. another year. '''
Local officials are sun i'm TN. d.rl,
III regard 10 the secret activitt.s
"rcunu IN" International League head
Iu'i tcrs. Meanwhile, fans are begin
hihe 10 Sct wroth over the situation.
IN" uhltSS harrow changes his tactics
ne may have trouble brewing on his
hands 1t is certain that tho tcmncr
Oh IN. local fans will not permit the
ohStihE Of this city. and several s,nri'
h"lntfS nave already discussed tho adj
NiShp!htE OF taking legal steps to pre-
~ 'ht rene val Of the franchise
tS was non" by tho minority owners
OF IN" Kansas city Feds last season
Meanwhile. Dunn continues to lin.
up players for tho coming season +,
WIS reported yesterday that he had
signed Gleason, pitcher who 49,
win the New Bedford club ~ ,hn
,o!ohia! League, last year ,;lc,so,
has good record. having rou scycy
Teen games ana lost seven in lali
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20

The veteran Jakcy Atz. who man
"gcd the Fort Worth team. of the
of the teams in the New Orleans Win
ter l.caguc. Ats team will be known
as the Gaslights. backed by Il public
service corporation and salaries are
said to he no consideration when it
comes to getting winner together
AtZ expects to have among othor no.
tables on his team Sam ford
champion long distance h@ii player OF
the world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
Two Game. for hin city.

LINCHBURG. w, October la-Two
football games are to be played here
on saturday afternoon that Will be Of
much local interest. The High school
is 10 meet the Episcopal High school
~ the FAIR Grounds. and the Cardinal
y Z. VIII meet the freshmen from
Virginia University at the same time
on a giidiron at the Y. NJ. G. ~ island
nl;, NprOunlS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
YhNKS STILL WANT BAKER
10 itrcr iiOmr-Run King Out of Feds
american League Mngnntcs
Favor Sale,

PHILADELPHIA. PA. October Ia
To keep Frank Baker from jumping
10 the Feds, mapnates Of the American
League are CndcaVorinG to induce con
uic Mack to sell him to the New Yorh
Americans. comiskcy. OF the White
son. X III the Held to purchase the
Maryland sluggcr. but III" other owa-
ers opinc II would help the league
more To have Baker in New York chi
cago already has Il good club white
tEe Yankees need players badly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
cbnmhcrlnync Beats Mccu,rc,s

The thamberlaNn" School second
/ team yesterday defeated the Mct;uirc's
! second team 10y the score Of 20 To II
! McGuirc's scored in tn" first two quar-
terS but the Chambcrlayncs came back
! in the last half and won out The
game Was played OH the Chambcrlayne
Held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
GEORGIA ELEVEN SAID
\OT TO NE EXTRA SrRoNl:

The Athenians do not appear to have
an especially good eleven this year. and
me whole question would seem to be
one of the size of the score. not tn.
victor The return of Paddock, Her.
bert Reeds selection for all -Southern
quarter. 10 Georgia has raised it's
St"ck somewhat. however. Virginia is
III good shape. with the exception OF
Moore. whose knee was wrenchcd Sat
urday. and even he may be i'm condi-
tion to start in Atlanta the last OF
the week
Th"r" was no scrimmaginr In the
Virginia football drill to-day. but the
varsity was put through a stiff prnc-
tice which lasted for two hours Since
ims TO ms place at left tackle within
the next fortnight, the coaches to-dnv
transferred Ward from end 10 tackle.
me position which III" Eentuckia ian
mnch credit 10 himself Ward han
died himself we'll to-day. and will no
doubt he Kept AZ tackle until the con-
test here with Vanderbilt when Stuart
- cNncct"d to return 10 the squad. The
Shlit!nG Of Ward resulted in the re
turn Of White TO his old position at
irtt end. Tho Memphis lad put up a
clever game last season. and was es
pccialy good in catching long forward
passes. The lineup OF the team to-
uaN Is the combination which will face
Georgia ON saturday Moore. who sub
Sttutcd for Stuart in the Harvard
game and WAS slightly injured. was
hack in uniform to-day and ran
through signals The daily scrim-
mage between the scrub and freshmen
teams kept crowd OF spectators in
IN" stadium until dark. Neither clcv-
EN- could score. WaSeknight, quarter
back on the freshman team once in
torc"ricd long forward pass and
raced hftN yards. but stopped out of
bounds. Ihurchman. Gooch and Luck
did most OF the ground gaining for
IN" scrubs while Blakcly Mckay
Calvert and Whitmorc showed up best
III tn" line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
.PREPS READY FOR CLASH
BENEDICTINE AND ACADEMY
WILL LOCK HORNS TO-DAY
Gimme VIII lie Of Unusual Interest, ns
Loser Will lie eliminated From
Championship Rncc.

Bencdictine Military College and
Richmond Academy will clash in the
third game of the local prep champion
ship series ut Broad Street Park this
afternoon. Hostilities will start at 4
O'Clock. and the game will he hard
fought from start to finish.
The game is more than an ordinary
one. because the loser will be pracu-
cally eliminated from the race Bcne-
dictine has lost one game and the
loser will clinch last place. while the
winner will have show for second
honors. or may even tie for first place.
Coach klevesahl. of the Cadets. am
nounceS that ms charges are in the
pink of condition, and Il number of
new formations have been practiced
so as 10 make the Cadets as formidable
as possible. The Green and White
mination to wipe out past perform
amccs and to retrieve loSl !aurels.
Newton Ancarrow, coach of the
Orange and Blue, has his boys i'll the
White is likely to run into "a surprise.
The Academy eleven, with such men
as Spencer Kuyk. Cutchins. the Par
IRISH brothers and others will put up
the fight OF their lives
The lineup Of the teams follows:
Meyers. left end .Cutchins
left tackle ........ Hart
Parater. .... left guard 1890. Denoon
* elliher ...... center ......... DiErs
tCaptain(
right guard T.. Parrish
Shall. ...... right tackle Grant
Meyers. $3.50. right end ..... .StallinEs
Hafiin. quarter back $3.50. kuyk
tCaptnin)
T.. SAVIOUR left half back Bin ford
Klcvesahl right half back. Parrish
T.. SAVIOUR. full back ...... Spencer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20

1t take some such dignincd occasion
as world series meeting to diVulrc
the fact that Silk Ol.ouphlin's first
name is Frank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20

Cobb leads in batting percentage
Alexander in pitching. while in per
ccntagc of photographs published it's
u dead heat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
VIRGINIA PLAYERS PEEvED /
NOT AT ALL SATISFIED
WITH RESULTS OF GAME
Ihink Wrong instructions Were
Given before Harvard COntcst-I'rc-
pare for Georgia Clash.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. October
Why didn't we gain more ground
than We did in the Harvard game?
Why. simply because we had orders to
Kick on first and second downs. and
were called down whenever we did not
DO so. said "a NirGinia player just back
er states that several times on first
down play had nettcd the Southern
erS six or eight Yards. and they could
h!ve made IT, but the iron-clad rule
OF ihc man higher up" prevented
them from auGht but kicking.
They. or rather he. told us that
th"rc was but one play that we could
gam on--a line play through center
hui whenever we tried that the Grim
son simply pulled the guards closer
in and dtched it, we did gain a good
deal or tackl" plays and end runs.
which he told us were no good. IF we
had not had to kick on second and
third downs, We would have gained :,
great deal more ground was this
players complaint.
This player. whose name for obvious
reasons cannot he given. stated tina,
the entire ttrst quarter the ball was
not on virginia territory. because as
soon as 1t got the oval it would punt
on Crimson ground. One time in this
uuar,tr Virginia got TO Harvard's
twenty five yard line. and III we had
trlcH hitting the line we could have
gone right through and more than
likely scored but for the crazy imstruc-
tons Ia try drop whenever near and
not to try line plays. There were pIen-
" OF holes in Harvard Why didn't
ih.N leave the direction when on the
hclI Il" The quarter. and not 20 iron
clad rules that didn't 1T conditions at
All: he wound up bitterly.
II has been the occasion of consid-
cradle comment and adverse criticism
that NirGinia'S tactics have been laid
down by nonplayers and had to be adj
hered to; regardless of conditions. and
the local policy is often deemed a
failure in this respect. 1t was stated
that the error did not lie with the
coach. but with Il member Of the ath-
lctic council who is quite a power In
charlottesville athletic circles and
whose word is law.
Tn" team is training fairly hard for
the Gnme Saturday with the Univer-
SitN of Georgia at Atlanta. It prob
ably will leave for that city Thurs
day night The aim of the coaches
this week is the development Of 4
more powerful ohcnsc. ms it was dem
onStra ted against Harvard that the 10.
cai dctcns" was practically impregna-
bile 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20

Spring training trips are TO hc ma
tcria!ly shortened 10y tn" major league
clubs next spring. The National
League teams were not allowed to re-
gated. II is the general belief that the
American League Will adopt similar
legislation AT the annual meeting next
month, and that the Chau.c will meet
with general favor. The magnatc
arc tired OF exhibition games in small
cities, which are played at - loss. They
seem to favor four weeks Of hard work
at the camps to he followed by Il bee
line trip back TO their own grounds.
Expenses must he curtailcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
Moran Signs NewContract

>FHIIIie NhhhEcr I'ufS FINt tn Fnprr.
Terms and salary With
held
PHILADELPHIA. pa Ortobcr
t8.-It WAS officially announced TINT
Pat AsUrnu ind signed u new con-
frnct fo mnnnSr the phillies. The
term of !enra md the sulury were
not mndc public. when Norm WINS
appointed to succeed DooIn inst
!cnr the contract offered him. hud
only Ia this month Ia run.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
This Girl Was No Piker
bet on PhiIIics, and Hind to Roll
PrHnut Round Block with
TOothptck.

OMAHA, NEB., October iO.--Be-
inrr IL lnrSc crowd. Miss Minnie
Nhcctcr, pretty society girl, ycs-
icrdn! rolled peanut nrOund u
mock. stnrtinS at Omnhn's busiest
corner. The peanut WIS rolled with
tOOthpick.
~ net on the Phiillcs," snid Miss
Nneeter. "let 'cm culi me crn,v
hut I'm no piker'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
BASEBALL BRIEFS

Report from Milwaukee has il tina,
Il'cher shack leford goes To the Chi
cage White SoN in exchange for :,
pitcher who viii be delivered NEXT
spring. The story also * reprinted
t ,inht Larry 'happeli is recalled by the
White SoN to he delivered TO cleveland
to complete the deal for Joe jackson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20

Nhile both the teams seemed to have
been "utclasS"d by their opponents I'm
thc league, they are about of equal
strength and a ticht game should
result Both have worked hard for the
contest, and II should be II good and
interesting clash
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20

Anybody is entitled to his guess on
who will succeed Fred Clarke AS man
a@cr of the Pirates. y st Louie scribe
gives us an inside tip that Jack Hem
bricks is TO be III" man. while u phila-
delphia sport writer, who has been
travelling through the West with the
phillieS, claim our ear and whispers
that ii is to he Larry DOYLE. Of the
Giants.