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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-09
NCIIMILATION OF STOCKS
an iii0rGiiT TO BE BARGAINS

Accumulation is going on OF stocks that
s,ntiStirignS believe To h" bargains. one
OF these is 81. Louis AID southwestern pre-
fcrrcd. . a..
action the report that tho directors within
1, short time will act on a dividend ON the
"or,mon stock Tho .prctcrrcL has per
feet dividend record. 'rn" committee !.
said to bc caruiuE about - p"f cent y
1 per cent rate Is expected
Steel FoarGrl">. Bcct SuG'r Central
ali in The hands of pools tina, have accu,
INFLATED them FOR definite rurpoS"S-po"iH
that have facts 20 Justify all that they
have done. :.
corvn lad = wil0 break Of - bale.
which carried II iuli cent Il pounI under
the high Of tho rrcv,ous day. Wheat also
was lower. tn. December option declining
i'r cents bushoI
NEW YORK December s.-Mcrcantilo pa
per. pcr cent. Sterling. sixty day bills.
:, IT.. commercial siNty-day bills un banks
Si7lL.: commercial siNtS day bills. $il;
demand, sl.aA,: cables s. ,d@, ltar sill
houls steady. Railroad bonds, easy. Tim"
loans. firm. sixty days. i'.r AZ. ain nonths
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-14

Jack Dunn and his Baltimore ORR
oles are here for the last three games
of the International League season
with the Richmond Virginians. The
game this afternoon starts promptly
at o'clock.
Manager Smith will send either Ray
Heating or Lefty Crabble against the
Birds today, while Danny Triple. the
$4,000 beauty. will do the mound
work for Jack Dunn's flock. The Nr-
ginians generally have a hard road
to travel when the former Yank faces
them, but they expect to break the
hoodoo today.
According to a wire received from
the Monumental City last night, Jack
Dunn expects to win all three games
from the Richmond club. Jacks pro-
teges may accomplish this, but IL the
local boys show the same fighting
spirit they displayed yesterday after
noon the Orioles will be lucky to get
one game from the home boys.
Heating, who has been turned over
to Richmond outright by the New
York Yankees, Is anxious to go after
the Birds in the opener here today,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-14
TO GUST ALL COUNTY'S
EMPLOYEES ON DEC. 1

Rome, Ga. Sept. 13.-An unusual
method of refuting political charges
commission here when 1t adopted q
resolution to the effect that on De-
scember 81 every county employe will
lose his job. The resolution effects
every one from the office boys up.
and created CONSERVATION among the
county's employees. The action was
the result Of charges that the present
commission is carrying a number Of
deadhead on the payroll to pay po-
litical debts. The commissioners de-
cided to sweep the slate clean and let
the incoming commission. which as
sumes office January /. employ It's
own help.
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BTSONS GET EVEN BREAK
WITH MONTREAL ROYALS

Montreal. Sept. l3.--The Royals got
an even break with the Bisons in the
douhle-header played today, the
league leaders coping the initial af-
fair by to and the Montrealers
the second. IL TO T. Timely hitting
enabled the Herd to win the first,
Carlstrom slamming out a home run
with two on In the nth. The second
contest was a regular swatfest. The
Royals hit Anderson for seven runs in
the first stanza and then chased him
TO the showers in the fourth. With
"A safe lead Goodhred was able to loaf
along. Harry Damrau got FOUR hits.
three OF them being two baggers. The
scores
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-14
DIRECTORS OFFICIALLY
NOTIFY BILLY SMITH
Is Made In Front Grandstand That He VIII
Be Retained AS Manager of Richmond Club In 1917.
Will Start Making Plans Shortly

As was forecasted in Tho Viz
gilman yesterday morning, an
nounccmcnt was made yesterday
afternoon at Broad-Strcct Park to
the effect that Billy Smith will be
retained AS manager OF the Rich
mOnd club next season.
Tho announcement was made
before the grandstand and was
greeted by thunderous applause,
which shows that Billy Is still
quite popular here, despite the
fact that the Virginians will not
finish the season in the first di-
vision. Those fans who gave vent
to their satisfaction with an out
burst OF applause fully realize the
misfortune with which Billy has
had to contend throughout the
season, and they are confident
that he would be either Mt the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-14

top of the heap or within close
proximity OF the exalted position
had not injuries and sickness put
a crimp in his pennant- winning
aspirations. He has done as well
as any manager could have done
under the circumstances.
Billy has several months be-
fore him, and he will be able to
get together a formidable bunch
of FASTENERS before the opening of
next season. He already has his
lines out, and there should be
some interesting announcements
forthcoming during the winter
months.
Billy has worked hard this
year, and with an even break of
luck his team In 1917 should be
up In the running from start to
finish
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-14
TIGERS MOVE CLOSER
TO CARR|GAM'S TEAM
Allan Russell Is Hit Hard in punches
by Detroit and Loses Game
by to I Score.
WHITE sox WIN IN TENTH
smuggling Match Is Won by Chicago by
Score OF to S-Indians Hammer
Myers and Easily Defeat Phila-
delphia,

Detroit, Sept 13.-The Tigers
moved closer to first place TODAY BY
winning the first game of the series
from the Yankees, 4 to /. Coveleskie
and Shawkey both pitched good ball
up to the eighth. when Coveieskie
weakened and the Yankees got their
one run. and Dauss was hurried in to
save the game. Shawkey retired for
q pincher, and the Tigers landed on
Russell for two runs in the eighth
Veach's batting was the feature of the
game. He made two singles and a
triple In four times at the plate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-14
BOSTON BRAVES GAIN
ON LEAGUE LEADERS
Stallings' Club Hits Ball Hard In
Both Contests and Get Two From
Chicago.
PHIIIIBs AND CARDS DIVIDE
Pittsburg Pirates Win Out Over
Brooklyn, While New York Giants
Beat Reds, Winning Eighth Straight
Victory.

Philadelphia, Sept. 13.-The Phil
lies and Cardinals split a double
header today, the first going to the
visitors, to 4, and the second to
the locals, s to 4. st. Louis batted
Rixey hard in the opener, especially
in the first, sixth and seventh in
nings. Ames, after a bad start, toyed
with the champions. Bescher and
Long were chased for disputing a de-
cision by Evans.
Cravath's stick work featured the
second. His homer In the sixth was
good for three runs, and his double
in the seventh made the winning run
possible
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-14
ROCHESTER, TAKES BOTH
FROM TORONTO LEAPS,

lers took two games from the Leafs
this afternoon, : to and I 10 .. AZ
ksr getting . Lad of four runs ID th~
hrst gams. MsT1rls. for Toronto. bssw
up In the Hustlsrs half OF the fourth
and four runs were scored 10 tie the
gams. In the NTH with two msn on
bases Jacobson hit = homer TO gtvs
tho Hustlsrs the lead. Manager Black
burn. Of the LsAfa. wAs chased to the
clubhouse BY umpise ChestnvN for
disputing decision In he thlpd IN
ming. In the ssoond game the HuUt-
lsrs rot 10 Herbert In the Arst In
ming ana scored four runs. N1AoA0urn
then took the hox and sllewsA saly
80 ~ y e1gnt analnU-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-14
IS HERE.
FOR CLOSING GAMES

and II the boy Is right, the visitors
are going to experience no little trou-
BILE in administering him a defeat.
He hasn't worked since last Saturday,
and he is about due another win.
If Heating pitches today, 1t will
doubtless mean that Crabble will be
sent after the Birds tomorrow, leav-
ing Ross or McKenry for the closing
game Of the season Saturday.
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American Association

-Egan. Reulbach. Bases on balls-Or
Vaughn. /: of Prendergast. 8; of Reul-
bach /; off Tyler. /. Hits-OT Vaughn.
10 in 4; off Prendergast. 2 in 2-3; off
Reulbach, 8 In Pa. Hit by pitcher
BY Prendergast, Gowdy. Balk-Reul-
bach. Struck out--By Vaughn. 2; by
Perry, /; by Reulbach. 3: by Tyler. i.
wild pitch-Perry. Umpires-Klem
and Emslia Time-2:o5,
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Sox Win In Tenth.

yOK w III 1C1Htkls
Chicago. Sept. lathe White Sox
took a ten-inning smuggling match
from the Browns today, 9 to g..
Thirty-two men took part In the pas
time. which was poor throughout.
The locals slugged four Brown
pitchers for a total of thirteen hits.
and the Browns got ten OFF Ave sox
slabmen In the tenth, with two out,
Danforth, ]. Collins and Weaver beat
out inf1eld hits and Weilman let In
the winning run by making a wild
throw on Weaver's hit.
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Montreal.

6ummafy: Stolen baeeN-Smith
Sacrifice hit-Channell. Two-base hits
--O'Neiil. Kopp. Damrau, 3; Good
bred, Moran. Wagner. Three-base
hit--loodbred. Home run-CAsher,
Double play-WAgner, Fullerton to
Galore. Struck out-By Anderson. 1:
by Engel. 2: by Goodbred. Bases
on balls-Off Anderson. :; of Dngle,
2; of Goodbred, 1. Hks-OH Ander-
son, 10 In Is. Umpires-Wvster-
welt and Bransdeld. Tme-1:4o.
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totals ,...ZS 1 "a Ii
xBatted for High in seventh.
xxBatted for Shawkey in eighth.
Score by innings: r.
NcW .sVVV WV WV
Summary: Two-base hits-High,
Baker. Crawford. Three-base hit
Veach. Sacrifice hits-Bush. Spencer.
Stolen base-Veach. Bases on balls
on shawkey. /; of Coveleskie. 1. Hit
by pitcher-By Shawkey. Spencer: by
Dauss Pipp. Wild pitches-Shawkey,
Dauss. Umpires-Nallin and O'Lough-
lin, Time-l:33.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-14
MAJOR LEAGUE
STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ResuIfa Yesterday

New York, 8; Cincinnati, (first
game).
New York, s; Cincinnati, (second
game).
Pittsburg. s: Brooklyn, 8.
Boston. Z: Chicago, 8 FIRST game).
Boston. IL; Chicago. (second
game).
st. Louis. 7: Philadelphia. tfirst
game).
Philadelphia. s; St Louis, (sec-
ond game).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-14

CHANNEL, Damrau. Two-base hits
Moran, Gather. Smith, Carlstrom
Home runs--Carlstrom, Onslow. Dou-
bic plays-Carlstrom to Gill to O'Neil:
Mcdonald to Gill to O'Neil: Gather to
Wagner TO Maisel Struck out--By
Tyson, 2: by Fullenweider. l. Bases
on balls--Ort Tyson. /; off Fullen-
weider, l. Wild pitches--Fullen-
weider, Tyson Umpires-Bransfield
and Westervelt, Time-l:30.
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'Batted Tor WILSON In sixth.
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia =. 80. I21 600 900
st. Louis =. ....... zoe o03 200--7
Summary: Two-base hits-Cravath,
Whitfield. Bethel. Butler. Three-base
hit-Killifer. Sacrifice hits-Hug-
gins. Gonzales. Double plays-Stock,
Luderus to Bancroft: NiehofY. Ban
croft to Luderus: Beck. Higgins to
Snyder. Hits--Of Rixey, 8 in 6 l-s.
Struck out-By Rixey, 3; by Bender.
/: by Ames. 2, Bases on baIls--Off
Rixey 2: Off Ames. 2. wild pitch
Rixey Hit by pitcher-By Ames.
Stock. Cmpires-Byron and ouigley.
Time hours.
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Boston, Sept 13.-Boston won two
games from Chicago today, to 3
and IL to 8. Reuhaoh pitched twelve
OF the eighteen innings for Boston.
J. c. Smith. Maranvtlle and Maxee
starred at bat Smith got three
singles. a triple and double In ave
trips up. Maranville tripled and
doubled in the first encounter ana
made three singles in the second.
Magee hit a homer with the bases
full in the second.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-14
hh Officially Notified He Will Be Here Games
|EWARK SHOWED UNDER
BY RICHMOND OUTFIT
ginians Show Appreciation Of Billy Smiths Efforts By
Banging Ball ALI Over Lot and Winning Out Over
Indians, 10 to Billy Makes Speech

! came in the closing frame. Healey
flew out and Schwert walked. The
latter went to second on Egan's IN
field out and counted on Smallwoods
hit to left field.
The box score follows:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday.
Cleveland. 8: Philadelphia, 4.
Detroit 4: New York. !.
Chicago. Q; st. Louis. s tten In
nings).
other game not scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-14

Games Today.
Washington in Chicago.
Boston in st. Louis.
New York in Detroit.
Philadelphia in Cleveland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-14
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,

Results Yesterday.
|vIRGINIANS, 10; Newark, 4.
Buffalo, Z; Montreal, 5 first
Ame).
Buffalo, q; Montreal, IL (second
emc).
Rochester, 8; Toronto, ! first
lme).
Rochester, 4; Toronto, s (second
|Ame).
Other game not scheduled.
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Standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
Chicago in Boston.
Pittsburg in Brooklyn.
st. Louis in Philadelphia
Cincinnati in New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-14

Lotz Cravath. Home run-Cravath
Double play-Stock. Niehon to Luder-
US Stolen bases-Paskert. Hornsby.
Hits of Lotx. In s. Struck out-By
Demaree. 8; by Lots. .; by Currie. l..
Bases on balls-On Demaree. /: of
Lotx, .; OF Currie .. Hit by pitcher
BY Demaree. Higgins. Wilson. Um-
pires-Quigley and Byron. Time-2.1l.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-14

Totals ,,,......85 13 "a n
sBatted for Pechous in eighth.
tBatted for Workman In ninth.
tBatted for Lavender in ninth.
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IkItFlnIUHU VVO @V~ U
Newark $50. 600 900 DOL l
Summary: Two-base hits-Hen-
dryx. Kelliher Three-base hits
Kelliher. Ross. Sacrifice hits-Mc-
Dermott. Eibel (hy). Double plays
einbrenner to Mooers. Struck out
by Ross, 2: by Mangan. /; by
Smallwood, 2. Base on balls-By
Ross, 6: by Mangan, 4; by Small
wood. 8. Hit by pitoher-By Ross,
Healey. 8: by Smallwood. O.Donnell.
Wild pitch--By smallwood. Passed
talls-By ODonnell. Hits made-Of
Mangan. 3 in 8 innings Left on bases
Richmond. 8; Newark, 9. Time
Lac
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PfAladelphfa-First Came.

TOtaIs .. 81 IT II
'Batted for Oeschger In seventh.
tBatted for Bancroft in ninth.
tBatted for Bender In ninth.
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CONTINUED on sixth page.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-14

sMooers out hit by batted ball.
Score by innings: X.
Richmond 0o5 202 01s-10
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-10
RRONNSON TO Pm YINC0Nr.

Brownson's football squad will prac-
tice tonight and on Thursday night on
the clubs lawn. Tho eleven will
lineun AGAINST Vincome champions
of Philadelphia for the Dast tire
years. at Front and Union. Saturday.
Vincome played the University q
Pennsylvania a practice came this
year and although they were defeat
ed $50 they nut up great game,
holding the college men 20 a single
touchdown for the first half but the
early training or the college boys ell
abled them 20 stand The strain and
come forth with ? sensational rallv.
scoring three touchdowns IN the 'hird
Deriod.
The following men are 10 report
for practice FERGUSON. Hoffecke~
Mcvey Buckley. GRAY. Kidd. LuT.
Smith Lutz. Krejci, Conror. Iovce.
7ahielsl-i. Cochran. plystok. Reeder
Holland sanso. Swift. Gibbons Col.
Inns
The second team will also practice.
rs thew are 70 play Ia Sale in a pre-
liminary game.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-10
WORLDS SERIES FIGURES

The official figures for the first
game this year at Braves Field. Bos'
ton. as announced by the National
rso,,,v,,;eefo,, u-are-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-10
EXTRA-INNING Games
IN The WORLDS Series

Yesterdays game broke the record
for extra innings in worlds series
games. The longest game previously
was played between Detroit and Chi
cago at Chicago on October g. 1907.
The teams battled for thirteen ID.
nings and when the game was called
the score was 3.3. other extra inning
games in the worlds serios were:
October 70, 1914. third game be-
tween Athletics and Boston. at Bos-
ton, which went twelve innings Bos-
ton winning by to 4.
October 10. 1912, between Boston
and New York at Boston. which vent
eleven innings to a tie at 6-6.
October Is, 1919 New York and
Boston went ten innings and Boston
won out. to .. The game was play
ed at Boston.
October II, 1911. Athletics and New
York played eleven innings, when tho
Athletics won out. TO ?.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-10
WELSH'S HOME REGION
BREEDS The SCRAPPERS
BY ]. W. PEGLER,
tied Press Staff Correspondent.

United Press staff Correspondent.
LONDNO, Sept. 22.--(By Mail)-The
scrappingest, swattingest part in the
world-that is the boast of the
Rhondda Valley in the coal fields Of
Wales.
The world is quite a chunk of ter
ritory, but the Valley is ready to back
up the boast with grimy-toil hardened
fists.
Saturday night in the public bars
the matches are made and all Rhond-
da Valleys male population turns out
in the dawn Of Sunday to battle or
watch in the hills that cup the Val
ley. Every weekend from New Years
to Christmas and on through the hol-
idays the program goes on.
This is about how it happens
Bill Williams ambles down to the
pub for his Saturday evenings even
ing after a hard weeks work and a
pretty good supper at home. He is at
peace with the world, and inclined 10
keep it, but only on certain terms
Down the bar is Floyd Jenkins. He
is not like Bill: has worked hard all
week Just tucked in a satisfactory
supper and is peaceable on the same
conditions.
Bill surrounds a covey OF flowing
bowls and gives voice TO some radical
opinions on CONSUMPTION or politics.
Floyd is a radical, too. but just the
other way. OF course. he cant stand
by and hear his firmest convictions
run into the ground. SO he wallops
Bill on the nose
Friends intervene and the belliger-
ents draw on liberal night-caps before
winding their way home.
The same incident has been repeat
ed in perhaps a score OF places.
Bill doesn't hate Floyd, he pities
him in his wrong convictions. and so
they are going to battle for prin-
ciple
Sunday morning they meet and
fight to knockout in the open. what
ever the weather, with no ropes no
gloves. and only the grass for their
mat.
II Bill wins he is undoubtedly RICH.
about CONSUMPTION or whatever II was
he was expounding
The other logicians settle their
controversies IN the same way
Jimmy Wilde. the knockout flv-
weight champion. came from tire
Rhondda Valley. and learned his
fighting up in the hills The miners
are proud of Jimmy. and back him IN
Vhe limit He. in turn. has done his
part by slumberizing a lot Of GOOD
fighters from flyweights to feathers.
Yes Freddie Welsh comes from
Rhondda. too but tho miners ONLY
humble the fact when they mention
IL at all
Freddie is popular IN his old home
town with the inverse popularity o.
q German butcher.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
some FICHTIN' TEAM
Game, and Willing, They
A'e Their Own Worst
Enemies on Diamond
BEATEN BY THEIR
OWN MISTAKES
by H. c. HAMILTON

lHlle0 IleSs oldu Correspondent,
NEW YORK. Oct. tO.-The fight
nest losing team that ever stepped
on worlds series diamond will
square away on its home lot this az
ternoon in another desperate, plung-
ing attempt to stop smooth run
ming, deliberate aggregation Of
worlds champions This is the stu
alton that is offered for the third
game of what is proving TO be one of
the most gripping worlds series in
the history Of the title-tilt when the
Brooklyn Dodgers and Boston Red
SoX collide on Ebbets Field.
Game, willing and fighting all the
time the Dodgers can 10 date num-
her themselves among their worst
enemies. They have fought Boston
to a standstill and then beaten them
selves 10y their own mistakes. A
wobble in the infield, a piece Of bad
base running, or a slip in pitching
and a chance has flown They have
lost two games by a margin Of one
run. and in both struggles they went
down with their flag tapping at the
mast and their nerve unbroken right
up 10 tho last gasp.
But IT'S new deal in Flatbush to-
day Not even pinch of cold has
caused the rubber plants of the
sacred precinct to wilt. let alone the
mere matter Of couple Of walloplngs
for the home club
The Dodgers have shown their mid
die name Is fight The Red SoX are
out to make II four straight games
and wind up the series here tOmor-
row. II they do they will have 10
scramble their way over the shattered
remains OF a baseball aggregation
that must he scattered over several
blocks before admitting il is licked.
4 cold wind swept Flatbush and zippe'
around Ebbcts Field carly today, pre-
saying a. shivery opening for the secon'
leo Of the series. The sun wa. shinn.
brightly. however, and by game tim'
it was possible much of the chill nigh
be warmed out of the air.
Regardless Of the weather Ebbet
Field is certain 10 be packed TO thu
rafters Every reserved seat has been
sold and many applications have beer
turned down. Early today the bleache
seat ticket windows saw long line o
fans waiting. shivering in the chill
blasts. but sticking as gamely as ih'
team they follow, after having stoo'
for hours.
Interest ia the series is now M feve
heat. 4 crowd of hundreds OF fam
thrnneod Grand Central Station las
night to greet the battling teams. Tn
Dodgers and Red SoX alike were giNel
rousing reception. IL was necessar,
to rope of a passagewav from the tran
shed exit 10 the main lobby of the sta
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-10
SPORT opnIrIEs on rHE wAR.

SYDNEY. Australia. More than
500 Australian prize-fghters have
enlisted in the army since the
, wars outbreak. Twenty have
b been killed on the various fronts.
PARIS.-Georgo Carpenter. the
French boxer. adopted two ter
riers found in ? German trench.
and christened them Kaiser"
and Grown Prince"
LONDON. Duke. OF Glyn-
corrwg. lost in third round OF
scheduled sir round bout before
the Llwynfi Athlete az Maesteg,
Wales. Tho club announcer whis-
ties the done 10 the members.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-10

Last years first game. Philadel-
phia. National League, vs.. Boston,
American League. at Philadelphia:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-10

aOne ont when winning run was
scored.
f"Ran for Hoblitzell in fourteenth in
ming.
teBattcd for Gardner in fourteenth
inning.
Brook'n ] OOOOOOO O0OO-l
Boston I 90 0 0 o o 90 o l--2
1'wo-basc hits-Smith. Janvrin. Three
base hits Scott. Thomas. Home run
Myers. Sacrifice hits Lewis. ,; Thomas,
Olson. ?. Double plays Scott Jauyriu.
and ifoblitzell; Mowrev. Cutshaw and
Daubert; Myers and Miller. Left on
bases Brooklyn. =; Boston, Q. First
base on errors Brooklyn. /; Boston. J.
Bases on bals-Of Smith, 6; of Ruth.
g. Hits and earned rms-Of Smith Z
hits. runs in Is g innings; of Ruth,
& hits, I run in II innings. Struck out
BY Smith, .; by Ruth. 4. Umpires-
At plate. Mr. Dineen; on bases. Mr..
Quigley; left field, Mr.. 0Day; right
field, Mr. Connolly. Time Of game
hours and 30 minutes.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-10

to Mowrey No runs. no hits, no or
rOrs
FOURTEENTH INNING. BROOK
LYN-Johnston up Ball ]. Foul
strike I. Ball p Strike >, called
Johnston out. Scott 10 Hobby.
Daubert up. Danbert lined to Walsh
Myers up. Ball !. Foul strike l.
Myers out Scott 70 Hobby No runs
no hits, no errors.
BOSTON-Hobby up. Ball I. Ball
2 Ball 3. Strike I called. Walked.
bis fourth free pass.
Lewis mp. Lewis out sacrificed,
Smith TO Cutshaw. Hobby taking sec
ond.
Gainor batting for Gardner Ball 1.
McNally running for Hobby Strike /
swung. Gainor singled TO left. scoring
McNally. one run. one hit no errors
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-10
OFFICIAL BOX score

Second games of worlds series. play
cd at Boston National League Park, Oc-
tober Q. 1916.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-10

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