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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
WHITE SOX CAPTURE
CANE WITH SENATORS

Washington, Aug. 26.-Chicago beat
Washington 5 to to-day in the final
game of the series, after an exciting
contest, featured by some loose and
some brilliant playing.
Four hits Melted two runs for Chi
cago in the second and caused the re-
tirement of Ayers. Leonard's error
paved the way for another in the sixth,
and two more came in the seventh on
pass, a sacrifice, hit and an error.
Washington scored in the second on
a pass, a sacrifice and two singles, and
sent two more across in the fifth on
two singles, a double and Viewers
error.
The score follows:
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TRIPLE BY WITT AIDS
TIGERS TO WIN DAY

Boston. Aug. 26.-On their final ap-
pearance in Boston this year the De-
troit Tigers defeated the Red Sox' Z
to /, to-day.
An error by Hoblitzell in the eighth
inning was responsible for the hrst
run. A triple by Witt, first man up IN
the ninth, and sacrifice fly by Bush
accounted for the second Detroit tally.
Boston scored its only run on two
base drive by Ruth, batting for Lewis
and a single by Hoblitzell. Mays
pitched a great game up to the time
he retired for pinch hitter in the
eighth inning. In the first inning he
caught both Bush and Cobb mapping off
first.
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Totals. IS 6 IS "A l24

Ran for Davenport in the fourth inning
tBatted for Groom in the eighth inning.
S y; LS Yo,t ' '..'.' 10
Triple play-Peckinpaugh 20 Alexander 10 Pipp to
Alexander Left on bases-New YORK 8; ~. LOUIS
o. First base on errors-New York. St Louis,
s. Bases on bails-On Fisher. on shawkey
on Davenport. !. on Kooo hi's , snd earn el
Shawkey hits . nuns In innings; on Davenport.
hits ! run in innings none out IN tourthl on
Koob hits runs In ] l-3 innings on Fiaik'
runs in inning: Of Park 3 hits 2 runs in ] in
ming Hit by pitcher-By Fisher Davenport: 10y
PLANK fFishcr) Struck out-By Fisher, 2; by
Shswkey 2: by Groom !. Passed ball-Seyereid'
Umpires-E' ans and O'Loughlin. Iime-2.--.
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'Bstied 70, Packard In ninth inning
ESs'as ..... ....... 3 -
Two base hits-saicr. Knsbe Snodsrass Connolly
Three base hits-Mann. SAFER Homo run-Smth
stolen hase-Snodgras Sacrifice hts-NarAnVilie
Mage Sacrifice ny-konetehy Left on bAses-Chi
cas0. I Boston. s First base on errors-Chic1zo
!. Boston Bases on balls-OT Barnes OH
Paesard ?: on Tyler. l. Hits and earned runs
on Barns hits l run IN / l-3 inning. on Tyler
hit, runs IN % inning on Packard hits 2
runs IN tl-3 inning. Hit y piieher-By Ne
Connen MAGE. BY Barnes tMcconnell. Struck
oui-By McConnsll 3. by Tyler. s Wild Pitch
Banese Umpires-oDG and Hatnson. Time
2.Ql
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Totals. 80 loHiOI Totals 80

'Rared for Ayers in Second inning
tran FOR Henry IN seventh inning
!Raifc for Gallia IN seventh inning
sBatted for shaw In ninth innns.
ChicAco. ............. %
Wsshin gton .......+. O-3
Two base hlt-GAlia Three hase hit-McDndc
stolen bases-AIilan J Collins T. Collins Sacrifice
hi,s-NicRride Henry. T. Collins Double plays-Ter-
~ To p Collins % Fournier Lapp n T. Collins. Left
on bases-ChicAgn 10. Washington. 8. Firs, base
on errors-ChicAgo. 2 Bases on balls-Or Russell.
.. N Gaiia . or shaw. ]. Hrs and earned
runs-Or Ayers s hits runs IN ? innings OF Gal
La > hits Nls IN 5 innings. on shaw. hits
no runs In } iniNngs OF Russell. 10 hits runs IN
3 innings Struck oui--By Russell. 4 By shaw. !.
Passed h.l--Heuy. Umpires-Nallin and Dincen.
TIne-elo.
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Results of Games in THO Leagues
And Standing of Battling Teams
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TO-DAY.
BROOKLYN at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
RESULTS or GAMES YESTERDAY.
~ York, /; Pittsb'gh, IA in; dark.
Cincinnati. /; Brooklyn, 0.
Boston. S; Chicago, 3.
81. Louis, 4; Philadelphia, 3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
mn, W. l.. Pc. w. l.. Pc.
D klyn. So 43 .6l7 Pittsb'h So so .464
boston boston 65 AZ .6O7 St.L 81 IS asa
rshlia.. IS as SIS Chicago 50 66 AL
N'iork 81 81 1856 Cin'nati As rs .375
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Two base hlts--picnlch. Bush. Three base hts
Wit Schsng Laloe. Sacrifice hit-rurner. Sac
rince fy-waIsh Struck oat-By Coveleskie 2: BY
Coums. .: by Bush. !. Left on bases-Cleveland.
/. Ph.lsdelphia. 4 First base balis--On Covel-
eshe. /: Oh Bush. /. Hts and earned runs-on
Coyelesne. ! hits runs In innings; on Coumeo.
Umplres-Connolly and Chill. Time-l:3j.
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ClOthier Is Defeated
in Final of Singles
Point by Point.
WILLIAM N. JOHNSTON AND CLARENCE j.
GRIFFIN VS.. r. NORRIS WILLIAMS. zo'
AND RICHARD HARTE.
FIRST SET,

WILLIAM N. JOHNSTON AND CLARENCE j.
GRIFFIN VS.. r. NORRIS WILLIAMS. 7o'
AND RicHARo HARTE.
FIRST SET.
Srisa ae+'a+s7a1t+'"''-"'
HTts .'..4I7347ss4t4os7s4-ss
SECOND SET.
s .I,.s, a.: .ss f s ,T.T::..sssasastniE:
THIRD SET.
What, a.: I'd f a.s.: Isssttsss8
FOURTH SET.
&. j :,,1, an. ~. e a.s,. .ststt5IaSs
WATSON N. wAsHBUas VS.. WILLIAM
cLorHigR.
FIRST SET.
s S.;sssr' ................tttts!stAs
STROKE ANALYSIS.
Net, Outs. PI.ee So. Of:
s S:;sss'' .:.:.:: :::::s rs ! : I
SECOND SET.
s ssss:'. ...:::.:::::::::::::t;!!t.sti&:
STROKE ANALYSIS.
sa,. outs ri,s' So. Of
s g::sss'a .:::::::s 3 g 3
THIRD SET.
s S:;sssr. :.:.::::::::::::::::.ss.stssBs
STROKE ANALYSIS
s.s. Outs. pI.ee So. Of:
s S.,sss'a ........::'.. : i : I
REHABILITATION.
Nets. Out PIaes. at OF;
s S:ssss'' ..:::::.:::::::: 11s; e s : /!
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stolen bASe-tetL. SacTlHCe hIfS-HODut, NOW
rey Chase. Double play-Stenge TO Getz Left
on bases-Brooklyn. s. Cincinnati. I. First base
errors-BrDoklyn. ,. Bases balls--OT
Coombs. ?: OF Schneider. 2 Hts and earned
runs-O1 COMBS hits and run in Innings
on Schneider hits aud no runs IN innings.
Struck out-By Schneider. g. Time-l:l7. I'm
pires-Rgler and Esson.
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Totals. SIDE Totals. As
Ran for Fischer in fourteenth inning.

Two base hits-Fletcher 90. Stolen baSes-Burns
kaun Carey. Johnston. Sacrifice hits-Robertson
Ksur ~ B!ghee t2l Cooper a. Double plays
FLETCHER 10 DOYLE TO Merke. Cooper 10 Mccarthy 10
Johnston Mccarthy 10 Johnston. LEFT on bases
New York IL Pittsburgh. u First ba~e on er-
rors-Pittsburgh, l. First base on halls-Or Ben
ton 6 on Cooper 6. Earned uns--Or Benton. :
on Coopcr Hit hy pitcher-By Benton lBigbeel.
struck out-By Benton. Z by Cooper g. UmpireS-
Quigley and Byron. Time-24.
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Three base hit-yitt sac
E plGy-vesch 70 Burns
2 Boston. 6 First base
Firs, base on bslls-OT
Hits and earned ruus-
/ run ~ Q innings. OF
runs In : innings: on
IN / inning. Struck out
4. Umpires-Hildebfand
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Two base hii-Ru'h.
ria-e ny-Bush Doubl
Left on hAses-Deiruit.
On efrur-Detroit. !
James. 5: OF NAYS. !.
on James. 4 hits and
MAYS. 4 hits and no
Wycko1. l hit and ] run
by James. 2 by May.
and owens. Time 30,
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The score follows:

Totals. ..29:5Nl5?I Totals....''la p 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
VIRGINIA FILLY THIRD
AT LEXINGTON RACES
James o. Winstons Bertha Mcclure Makes Splendid
Showing When Two World Records Are Broken
Virginia Bred and Sired by The Harvester

LEXINGTON. Ky. October Two
world ; Scc"rd* were made by The
old division Of the Kentucky futurity.
the principal event of the opening day
OF the forty-fonrth annual meeting Of
the Kentucky Trottin" Horse Breeders
Asr@ciation. here to-day.
The Murphy entry trotted the FIRST
neat ,, IN 2;o7 -; lowering the former
lies. held jointly by Native Belle and
Nolsa, and then lowered that mark in
IN, second heat. trottinE, it In 2:o7. and
heat record for -ycar-old hllics
The Real Lady was bred at Walnut
Han Farm here. and * the third lilly
10y Moko to win the -year-old flu
turity.
Bertha Mcclure. winner of the $500.
thlrd money In III" futuriiy. Is Il Vir-
sinia- bred horse. owned by james ..
Winston. Of Richmond.
She Is brown hliy sired by. The
Of Curles Neck Farm. Virginia. Her
dam was Bcrta Mac. EOS. by McEin-
ncy. BERTHA Mcclure is "a two year. old
with Alderman driving She was trot :
,ing under the colors of the SAUCER
The Walnut Hall cup, 2:l2 trot. was
hardly more Than a workout for Ma
nel Trask. who won the classic in
cd second in each
Each Of the two class events result
ca In Sliit meats. Frederick Hills won
the 2:li after Major \. had taken the
nrSt heat. White SoX captured the
EOS pace in straight heats after Can
ute won the first heat
Summaries:
The Walnut Hall cup, 2:l2 tro,
three in five. $4,000:
Mabel TraSh. CHI m, Peter the
Great tCoN) / I
AZora .\Nworthy. l.. IN. tMurphy) > .
George summers. b. Z. (WriShD 3 , 4
Virginia Barnettc and Miss Pinker-
~. ID m 4
; 2:0I 1-2
FLA class. pacing. three in five
purse, $1,000:
Frederick Hills. h. g.. by pr.
Hills tSwcarinGcr)
Queen Hal. ro. IN. CMacPhcr-
{
Dan W., br. 4. UitrD 6 = > !
Colonci licdgcwood. Horace McKnr-
ron, MISS Patsy, Baron Wood Major
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ELECT TEAM MANAGERS
Harper and Patterson Head e.. G.. A.
Baskcthnil rcams-lirrkirrP Praises
flay %; baseball Season.

The regular monthly E.otiug Of tho
Paramount Athletic A.soc.ation wa:.
held last night AT the C. .. A. club
winter sports. The election of officers
for the coming year WAS postponed un-
I'll the next meeting. which viii be
held tomorrow might.
Managers fn; III. h.sltcrbnil ard
baseball teams ware elected. but the
election of :; track manager wa. post
porcd until some other meeting. a. x
Akcrs; who managed 'Ec first baseball
aEer for Inc season of 1917. H. g. liar
per. former football nHnagcr. ana
we'll known in local sports. Was elected.
manager OF rs" 1916 basketball team.
lie l.. H. Patterson was, elected head
Of the second team.
Fairm"unt was very active in all
imrcd GOTH The ba>kcthnlI aud baseball
championships Of tho EaIcr,,inu
Those WI" arc in charge Of the Assoc
! ciaii"n expect this year viii prove 10
| VIII h" IN The thick Of the night for
| M. hhSk"thali little this fan The club
VII nut out track team this season.
! hut no football tc5.n. " III h, IcNrlnn.l
| The clnh viii have an indoor base
J BAH team this season aud IN, Grst
| practic" viii be ncIh on "Wednesday
| night when AL candidates arc request
| eel !" r.p"rt for practice. The initial
| gam" OF the season Viii ho Dlayrd on
! rr!daE night against tho Railroad \
" j. uecklcr. prcsidcn, Of tho lor-
f"rson Ward League attended III.
| meeting last night ana made AN inter
cStiuE talk 70 the boys Mr. iiockicr
c"nlrlim"nt"d the hoys ON the gentle,
| manly conduct displayed during tho
! last baseball season. both on and ,rc
lh" diamond Mr IIc"kici. stat.d =,
.tathf" 81 tn" last season Was that
h h"t sinsl" protest had been entered
-
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PHlLLIES WIN AND LOSE

= PHILADELPHIA. October 2.-Phila-
r delphia enjoyed another brief stay in
& first place iH>the National League race
Z to-day. the home, team oustinE Brook
: 1yn from the lead by winning the first
u game from Boston. to o, and then
a dropping back TO second place by los
ing the second contest to !. while
+ Brooklyn WAS shutting out New York
81 In the opening game. Alexander out
GDitch.l Raglan. who worked FOX seven
winnings and Allen. who twirlcd ono in
WING. Alexander held Boston 20 hrce
Shits, and registered his sixteenth shut
-.Out OF the season. Only one visiting
!player got past first base.
81 In the second game, Dcmarcc opposed
sEculbach for seven innings. and Ben
der twirlcd the last two innings. the
Indian not being scored on Ecullnch
nspitched better ball, than Dcmarcc. hut
aerrors by the lattcr's teammates hcinSd
lthc visitors to two OF their runs. Inc
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~, Admiral Dewey. H.. and t'oasta H.
also ran. Time. zoo 81. 2:oa 81 ?:17-
Ii. ZOOS -
The futurity far two ycar-old trot-
tcrS. TWO III three value. $4,000:
The Real Lady. br. f.. by Moko
, tMurphy) Observation-Disclosures.
Mary cohurn. Oh. f tWhitc) ,
Bcrtha Mcclure. br. T. tAckcrman) : 3
worthy Noio. Harvest Gale Emma,
Mc,i"wan. u. Colorado. Miss Bertha
nillon and Kelley de Forest also ram
Time. 2:01 IL. 2:OT.
,2:pS pace. three in five. purse $1,000:
White Soy. b. m. by Del coro-
Beth Clark, blk. m. Hcdrick) 2 =
Strathtell. b. il. lbarncS) 3 I. >
ComscwoGuc Hal. solomon Boy and
EOS 81, 2:67 81
Divided third and fourth money.
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BARRY At PRACTICE
BOSTON USES SUBS AND
DEFEATS PHILADELPHIA
shore Proves I'nhittnbIr. hut Jones' Al
lo"S Observation-Disclosures Rrmnin In
G:Ii;r Only Few Innings.

BOSTON, October 2.-rhe Boston
americans defeated Philadelphia. to =.
IL was Il hiirSS Shut-out during the
five innings that Shore pitched. lie
WAS then relieved by Jones. Most of
the other Red SON regulars were kept
in for only part Of the game. and. af-
ter the sixth inning the lineup had
seven substitutes, including IIeiuc
Wagner. Captain Jack Harry appeared
at practice.
The Red SoX were in good batting
form. GARDENERS double and his sacri-
"cc fly accounted for two of the scores
In the seventh. Struuk's single. SchanEs
double. and an iniieli out sent in rhil-
;ldclphia'S two runs. The score:
phiIn1oIt,I,i,
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Random Musings of Sports
IA "Ai0NIY."

The arrival of George +. Allison.
new ph ,;;;;h director of the Y. NJ G.
Nam IN hiGhm1nd 1T this time is timely
indeed ana his plans for the upbuild-
ing OF the athletics in the local assoc
cation are of more than passing in
The city. The p 70 H. '@y'nE rns as Sos Of
occupying u place far back in the attn
ietc hfc of Richmond for too great
successful in carrying out his plans
II is probable that day is past ut last
, i,is advent is interesting not only
|" members OF the associations Ali
son, a man who has spent his entire
lie with athletes. and who knows tho
has has'" offori hIn hi from the ground up.
rs ne Is able to give it. lie will as
sist in tho organizing of clubs. in max
NE plans Tor the bcttcrmcnt Of con
diridual assistance. His dcterminn-
'ion 10 use the point system ns :,
method ,,l. of jndsins the abilities of
rector Allison comes to Richmond -,
u time he is needed 90
The Spiders have returned fro,,,
with V. T. I. on Saturday. All of The
shane cr are rd reported to he in excellent
nous week Coach Dobson had planned
ior them. Needless To say. the coach
against the Techs.
John Marshall High School appcars
10 nave the material for another cham
nl"n"hip eleven this year. The game
saturday brought to light many de-
feis. OF course. that will have to he
| ir.o'dicd. Yet il allowed Coach Simp-
| son To get n line on practically ali of
! ms squad incidentally il showed him
! 'hat n" has unusual material in sew
"ral OF the boys. John Marshall should
hr watched closely this year. from the
showing the eleven made in its first
"tn!c.
irs*idcnt II. Johnson. of the
| american i."aSuc. left Chicago yeStcr-
DAY Tor New York TO join President j.
+, Is. tencr. OF the National League and
/ n:rrI hermann, chairman Of the Ma
,'%n" Commission. Of which Tener and
johnson also are members. in making
a'ranr"m"n's for the world series.
| II IS the plan of the National Com
| n'NS'rn 10 start the series on Satur-
gay but until the National League
rae" Is decided the place for playing
me hr"t sam" cannot be selected.
McGuirc,s University School. Rene
oictine College and Richmond Academy
GOT down 4" hard work again ycster-
Continued on Ninth Pagc)
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SPORTS
COOMBS BEATS GIANTS
SUPERBAS MAKE GAIN
ON PLUGGING PHlLlIES
0auT Fms with Bases FuIl-tutshnw's
Catch Scnsnttonal-Srhupp Gees
Well lntil Fourth Inning.

BROOKLYN. y. Y. October 2.-Jack
Coombs bea. New York to-day. TO ..
and Brooklyn gained half game on
Philadelphia. III only The first inning
was the veteran twirlcr in danger.
Then. with The bases filled and two
out he famed Eauf. y sensational
running catch by CutShaw, with lIoclkc
on third, in the seventh. with TWO out,
saved q run
Schupp was effective until the fourth.
when Daubcrt scratched hit 10
Fletcher, stole second and scored on
Whcats single. With Anderson pitch
ing in the eighth. the Super5as got
the bases full with two out. y wild
pitch scored Miller. The score:
New York. IT"',l!n.
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Daubert Gains on Chase

bnuhert aud Nicut. or the Irool
I'm National League tenn were the.
nHIH prominent hnttcrS who PLAYED
,"""hs. me former EcttinE two
hts in four times nj i,ut nuI chin
ing ivy" points on Chase. NOW Icud
,nE In" irm;:I.r u! eighteen points.
Nhrnt mi once in three times un
""i'h Irtt his percentage iIn-
changed The leading. bntsmcn of
III" An"rirhE League finished the
h"'S"n yesterday. The standings:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03

IN exhibition game between ,,o
b"5'"n AMERICAN League channion.
ana the Ph.!ndolphjn Arucricnns. 10 he
rtt"Ner - Worcester. Thursday. in aid
"' iuhd inf tn" erection Of q nonu-
mi-ht I" i"hn ''hfticy. a former UNI
Pii.. WIS announced Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
WASHINGTON GETS TWO HITS

NEW YORK, october 2.-Thc New
Eork Americans easily defeated Wash
OF The final scrios. to !. Shawkey
held Washington 10 two hits, while
the Yankees hit Thomas, young
pitchcr. hard Two double plays held
down Now Works score. The score
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"ntal@.. %, = a L. , Totals....22 IL ., IL
,;an for Horny In eighth
ltMttcl for Thnmns In ciEhth.

Washing,on ,'.'o o o q o n,
NSSw Inrk 80 o 20 ! -
O.. HcndryN Two base hits--rccitinpaugh.
M"ncsky. ii"ndrNx. Three base hit-!'aiSer
in"nry &" Judge; LET. on baseS-Scw York.
y; NnShinEtnn. !. Bases on balls-on Shaw
!tcy; !: ": Thomas. .: OF Goodwin. J. IIits
of Thomas. u In innings. Struck out
~ SiHwkcN. g. by Thomas. I: nv Goodwin l.
U Nirn.. lLinnnu md Nnllin MIMI
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score.
ISDst0Il.
Totals. 80 y l 1o,alsao q IL

!o'hIs -...30 : = 1OIals....3o - II 9
Scor" ny ,nnirrs Il,
rhilalciphia ...........o q 9 o =
Boston ..................2 =;
summary: Runs Sirunk. SchanG. Hooper
innvrin. shorten 90; Two-bas. hits Gard
Nor. Lewis. SChanE. Sacrifice hits-Thr:,Shcr
.ianNria. Grover. Double piay--I.cwis u"
Gadr. BASES ou bal!s-on johnson. =: off
shore. !. Hits off shore. in innings
struck ou'--hN Johnson. !: bv Shore. !: hv
lon"s. tmpr@s. o'l."uEhlin and Evans
Tine.
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LEXINGTON, VA. October 2.-The
Sophomorcs defeated the Freshmen il.
tho annual Washington and Lee fight
80 TO o. The single touchdown was
made in the final minutes Of the first
half
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Boston ..................l ct
philnG alphin ..........n o O.
awhile. Gpwuy, !D.u,.,-l Srolru nas.- XIII
fer Sacrifice hit KoH'.'.hy Double llrvs
Stock 10 :<ichoff. NJ, hof TO Stock HIS
off DemHrrc. IN iUulGrs struck ru'-i,v
Bender, hv BoU'rnCN. q R,a,s on Naile
off D-nrr.c = 81; E,i'nnrh. 'I'- -.
ritChc~--hv p"n+~..- tHcuhariD 'Ti.,,c
i:ai tin'ir"s. r't'v and ruslio
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>r.,Nn,>G or THE cLrn>

WIEHE 1IF,N Play TODAY
New York ut Bruoi>lyn.
Bnston at philadelphia
schedule OF others ,umu!rtr.)
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FIRST GAME.
Totals ..26 - u ! Tota's...."i "a u Z"
.l,attctl TO- Exam In oiGhth.
flitticd FOR towdN III eighth.
1Isat;cd for Raglan in eighth. ,

SEOrV NV INNINGS. n.
Summary RuuG-Whi,r"d. killifor. Two
base hits-Whltt"'i. !.udcrus, ltiiiHr. sac
rlficc -MnranNilc. CravHth. Alexander
Byrne ca. pouhlc rlay- Maranvi!" I" EG"n
y 10 Eonctchy liits-uff RaEan. " in In
wnint:s Struck "ut--by AlrNan'er J: l.,
Raglan. =. nrses on ',ails-on ita=an, |.
Time. 20. Emlnirrn. q Day and l:M.lio.
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How They Stand o-Dav
American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
lIo>ton. J.: l'hilnd"iuhia. =.
New Nnrk. >: Mash acton. l..
M u.ltp., Sclr1Iilr,l.t

WHERE THEf Fi.Nl lU-UNl
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
SECOND GAME.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
SPORTS
BOSTON CLUBS ROSTER
RECORDS PLAYERS MADE
DURING BASEBALL LIVES
am shows several Members OF >m,.r,
va" '"nEn. Champions Were
college Stnrs

Tho following roster or ,,
PIN or the Boston American . ".,,.,,+
ii ua. VINO VIII participate i'm thn ,.,,, w
nai Ten,ur.s series includes the prime.
rom, me time they entered tb .'' u',
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-12

Anthony D'Andrea, 9OZ WashIng-
ton blvd, freed of charge of carry
ing weapon.
Mrs. Mabel Stevenson, widow, in
dicted for murder of 1-day-old baby.
Accused of giving carbOlic while
nursing it. Child illegitimate, ac-
cording to evidence.
Sodium cyanide killed Morse Da-
Wis, found dead. in Congress hotel
beside unconscious wife, chemist
finds.
Malcolm Livingston released from
jail when another confessed taking
$3.50 angora cat of Mrs. Lucille Hoff-
man, II w. Erie.
Guy O'Brien, who shot Miss Ida
TorkelsOn near Lisbon, believed sur
rounded by posse near Aurora.
Involuntary bankruptcy petition
filed against Richsteig-Nussbaum Co.
Slot machine, Edw. Hester's sa-
loon, rs w. South Water, coniscated
by detectives.
Edw. CoyIe and John Name given
indeterminate sentence for stealing
auto of Atty F. N. Winkler, 2O8 S.
La Sale.
Frank link, IA w. Erie, fined $40
for breaking cats back with broom.
Said it attacked wife 49,
Mrs. Esther May, 1852 N. Clark,
sentenced to three weeks in Bride
well for contributing to delinquency
of Julia O'Connor, II.
Alice Lonysch, 122 w. Ontario,
caused arrest of Walk Stristh, 1900
S. Union. Said he brought her from
California on promise of marriage,
lived with her two months, then de-
serted.
C. F. Donaldson, 10 w. Maple, in
jured when hit by Clark street car
at Division. Walled from behind
one car in front of another.
Mrs. Laura Blaine, 1924 E. 45th,
dead from paralytic stroke. Stricken
while shopping in loop.
J. F. McAIIister, 645 E. 92d, street