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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
PREP FOOTBALL CLASSIC
SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY
John MnrshnIi and Woodbcrry Forest
should Furnish Ncnr's Banner Gnmc
for Smaller f.lrVcnS.

Richmond's banner prep school foot
ball game of the season viii he played
Oh Saturday afternoon III BROAD Street
Park between John Marshall High
School and Woodbury. Forest This
Will he the second time the Marshailitcs
and Woodhcrry have met in athletics
this year. In tho spring OF the year
the Marshallitcs and Woodherry met
on the baseball diamond. and the lat
ter team was Victorious The local
boys are determined 10 wipe out the
baseball defeat Ivy administering "a
arubbing TO the Woodbcrry Eridirou
specialists
The Marshaliitcs have played two
games this season and are still undo
fcatcd. although TIA. game with tho
richmond College second team ON last
saturday proved Il mighty narrow
squeak.
Coach Rurruss has had his charges
praCticins hard since the game with
the Spiders scrubs. and the men are
all fit as nddlcs for tho fray. The
Marshallstes VIII b. strengthened by
the acquisition OF Core. captain and
quarter back on the Blue and White
eleven. Curtis Thompson. who has de-
N"iopcd into some puatcr this season.
is expected {" make his trusty toe
prove a big factor in the game. Horsy
sNlit'tSpil, ''i'i J: ilSp tN llrfl'l Ia give
I GOOD aCcoun; OF himself in the game
~ are all Of the other Marshailitcs
Very little is known OF the strength
OF the Woodhcrry team. but. judGinr
from comparative scores. the team from
Orange Will cause the Marshaili,ea
some trouble before the game Is over
the team Is being coached by C;eorre
Wayn. Anderson. a Richmond boy. and
last year a tackle on the University OF
Nirg!nia's eleven.
Manager Staples. OF The local team.
announced last night that the Eamo
scheduled with Fork Union Military
Academy. in Fork Union on October IS.
has been transferred to this city. and
VIII be played Wednesday, November
%. which is the day before the game
between University OF Virginia and
University Of North Carolina The
game Viii serve as a preliminary to
tn" biz fracaS
As the result uf the switch in dates.
the Marshnlitcs hoNc October IS rs
an open date. and efforts are being
made TO arrange a game with Augusta
Mili;ary Academy Mt Fort Defiance II,
VIII hardly be probable that the game
VIII he played here. as Broad street
Park has been booked for that date
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
BREAK TR0T RECORDS
PETER BlLLIKEN FORCED
TO MAKE EXTRA EFFORTS
Docs Vile In 2:08 i-2 mt I.c,,,,-,o
"""re Pittsburgh Lowers own
Mnrk-Mnny Split Hcatn

LEXINGTON. KY. October 1O-s,,i,
neat races was The rule at the mco,i,,,
OF the Kentucky Trotting Horse pr,.,
"rs Association here to-day.
Tho 2:O7 pace carried over rro,, A.,
uaE went two heats before n -
mi'ilE won by the original fnvoritn
Beth Clark. This race went six hn.,,..
the longest of the meeting. 80
The 2:OS trot went Ave hcnts ana h..,,
Tour heat winners. Peter RiiJi,,
having won two heats. was declared
the winner of the race under the rmie.
he was Obliged to make II new record
VI 10 IL in the third heat. while
2:Od 81 in the fourth heat
The 2:l5 pace WAS unfinished at sun
down. the Canadian mare, Queen Hal
having won the first two heats. ana
aaron ,r, ood. from Michigan. the third
The principal race of the dnv ,v,u
the Ashland stakes. worth $1,000 Early
Don from the stable OF Valentine mad
niue difficulty In winning in straight
meats. Summary:
FIRST race-2:07 pace. three in five.
purse $1,000 Diminished from Monday:
Beth Clark. blk. m, by Joe
iatchcn Dliedrick) .. :Ilo,
oamciia. br m. tcox) 9l3 2l3
Colleen. br. IN. CThomasD. / . 1 8ro
Aila"nod. solomon Boy. Birdonna.
Canutc, Strathtcll and Comsewogue Hal
:, ran: Time. 2:05 Ia. 2:Oi IL.
EOS ga. 200 IL, 2.o6 IL. EOS IL
second rnce-The Ashland. three
meats. 2li IL pace. for nonwinners OF
S2.""o. value $1,000:
Early Don. CHI y. by Don cole
,NHIcniinc) ............. /
l'r!nc. br. IN. tMurphyD ..
''n p rf.mc''on. b. h COX? 800. 2
$1,000:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
COUNTRY CLUB TOURNEY
GOLFERS WILL DECIDE
PLAYER FOR BRANCH CUP
Qualifying Round Snturdny-'rOurIu-
mcnt VIII Last Two Wrrks-Win-
ncr Meets Hermitage Champion.

The annual fall golf tournament of
the Country Club OF Virginia is schcd
uled to begin on Saturday, when an
tccn-hole round of medal play Will
be staged as the qualifying round AS
results of the tournament Will de-
side the clubs representative against
Il representative OF the Hermitage
Golf Club in play for the Branch cup.
there is considerable interest in the
tourney. not only among members Of
the Country club but among all golf
erS of the city.
II is believed that the tourney this
year will bring most of the foremost
golfers Of the Country club to the
links for the qualifying round, and
that the play will be spirited Ar
ranEcmcntS alvcad: have been per-
fected by which tournament PLAYERS
will have the right OF way over the
course. and Saturday no doubt will
find the course crowded with contcs-
tants.
according to the schedule announc-
ed last night by the golf committee
two matches Will he played each week
The frs; round will be staged Wed.
ncsday, october IS: tho second on Sat.
urday. October IL the semi hnals on
Wednesday,. october -. and the finals
'on Saturday. october Is. The quail.
flying round Will hc played this com
ing Saturday.
ne uubltlNlnE round. Wnicn can he
played anytime during Saturday. will
he over AN eighteen hole course. Rules
of the t.. :. c. y. Will govern the
qualifying round ana Il copy OF these
rules HAY" been posted at the club
house.
Players will he required to qualify
only in couples aud not in three and
four ball matches. Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS ar" To hc considered default
days and the committee has .,nnounc.
ell tha; prizes are to hc given in each
sixteen.
Those who make the first sixteen
are qualified To play for the Branch
cup. This trophy, Il large and bcauti-
ful silver cup, was presented by Colo
mel James l.. Branch. The donor ruled
that the cup is to he played for by
representatives, Of thcI Country Club
Of Virginia aud the Hermitage GOLF
club. the winners name being en-
Sri,ved on the cup and the trophy
being retained 10y the winning club
until the following tournament.
The winner OF the first sixteen viii
rcprcscn; the Country Club in the play
for the Branch trophy. Play for tho
cup viii consist OF thrty-SiX holes
eighteen over the course at each club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
LAUREL! RESULTS
.AUREL. MD. October n

LAUREL. MD. October 10
rh'c-hvc and one-half fur
,ohss-- Po,enium. 100 Robnson), $40.
500, s4.ao. first: Lobclia, los (But-
ihan sugar. lo5. I'arrington). S9.2o
.hir"' Time 1909. Burbank, Hasty
ora M"onliEhter. Too,sic, Stalwart
IAN Eruces Velour, Spccter Precise,
queen sashti also ran.
second r;,cc--siX furlongs-Lohn-
sr,n. ~: or. McDermotD, $4,000.
s-l,"c' S"io FIRST; Presumption, lI3
Jayne, 10 Gsuiwclb. $500. third
Ti'he. LII 10. IIowitzcr. TinkIe Bell.
'lerrot colors. Lady Edwina, Wizard,
sinai liqucitc also ran.
Third racc-siX urlonGs-Pickwiclk
los 'kcoeh), si3. $3.50. $3.50, first:
i'cprohatc 10 I'arrinRton), $3.50.
$3.50. second. bondage. 107 O.. Nc
IaSgart. $i.5o. third. Time. :l3 %.
Crank. Tragedy. Golden Rod. Golden
''antain storm Nymuh, Wukeag also
ran.
Fourth rncc-six furlongs-Port-
hrst; crimpcr. Ia or. McTasgarD.
$3.50. $3.50, second Regina, l02 Uob-
inson), s.. third. Time. 1914. Ormes-
d"lc. Prince of Como. Marsc Henry,
Startling. Anita Iolroma. Miss Puzzle;
WhimScy. Prohibition, Traction also
ran.
f'ifth racc-onc and one sixteenth OF
u milc-i;uncs. 10 Parrington. $3.50.
$40, $50, first: FcnmouSe. loo Gam
br"sc). $3.50 S3.:0, second: Ninety
Simplex. ~ HiarrinGtonb, $3.50, third.
! Time. 1875 -. King Neptune. Trial
by Jury. Eagle. Iiilmcr also ran.
Sixth racc--0nc and nc-siStccnth
miles capt. parr. lI2 GRobinson),
S2.So. $3.50. $2%0. first: Greetings. -
CIV collins), $40, s320. second
i'riar NauEl,i. i0j tMinlD, Si.30, third
! rimc. l:d7 90 Fairly. Disturbcr
i'rim" Mover, Scorpii, Ford Mai also
ram.
seventh racc-onc aud q sixteenth
! Harry Lauder. ia OR. McDcnrott),
$3.50. s.. $3.50. Hrsi: Rcpton. los Itob-
! nsonI. $50. $40. second: NiScl. los
. 81. McTargarb. $40. third Time
/ ~ 80. Song Of valley. Fcnrock
! Politician. I'd Weiss, Navigator also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
LINE GIVING TROUBLE
Nu>t secure New Center
We" H"forr Zig Gnmc-Mnny Good
Players Report.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
WASHINGTON. u. g., October 10
Coach ENcudine faces She problem OF
making up AN entire new center trio
Tor TINS seasons Georgetown varsity
eleven. Johnny Nahum. OF M!nncapo-
lis, Mimi, has decided not TO return
10 college. Charlie FITZGERALD. the CEN
ter, and "Botchy" barron. captain and
right guard, have been lost Nahum
he decided to take "a business oppor-
tuni;y in his home town. Coach Excn-
dine set about drilling a substitute
for his position.
With the Navy game out OF the way,
ENcndinc is working nov for the bat
tie with Dartmouth az fIaverhin Oc-
tobcr 81 Half dozen good players
are out for tho guard positions, and
the famous Carlisle coach Is having
hard time picking from among them.
ORrien and Sanchez. both from Tulane:
Frank Green, from l.ehigh. and Sho-
walter. from last years squad, arc
making the best showing. but the final
choice VIII not be made until n day or
so before the Dartmouth game.
Next Saturday Georgetown plays
gam" with Eastern College. OF Manas-
sas Va. This is little more than
workout for the Hlltcppers. and il
L. likely that Exendinc will use thirty
wants 10 what come of his men
can do.
The back Held, all OF whom were
rcgulars in 1919 are giving E.Xcndins
no trouble, but the line does not play
to suit him, and ho viii experiment all
week with the various candidates for
line positions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
READY FOR HARVARD
CAROLINA TEAM WORKS
TO REMEDY ALL DEFECTS
Wen In Good Shape md Coaches Expect
To Strengthen Ends ind Sec
0ndary Defense.
Especial TO The Times dispatch. ]

Especial To The Times DiSDatch1
CHAPEL lIlkI. October l0.-The
Varsity football squad returned to
Chapel Hill from Princeton on Sunday.
and on Monday hogan hard practice
again in preparation for the. game on
saturday with Harvard. All the men
came back i'll good condition. The
victory of Tufts over Harvard las,
Saturday. coupled with the good show
ing made by the team against Prince
Ton, gives confidence that Harvard will
not pile up n very large score.
Cardinals line especially showed its
strength in the Princeton game, few
plays going through 1t. Cardinals
.n'e! weakness seems 10 have been in
me secondary defense, coupled with
getting down under punts. The coaches
WI! attemp; 10 remedy these defects
us soon rs possible. In exchange or
puntS, Folccr and Coleman for caro-
lima. showed up .bout as well as
oriSEn. l'rincctons star puntcr John
son showed good gencra!ship i'm run
ming the team.
TING work OF TAHOE. ut tackle, was
OF hiEh order according 20 those who
saw Inc game. Tandys KICK offs seem
10 nave been unusually fine. Tcnncnt's
ton '"
The fact that Princeton did not score
III 'in 'hs hrs' quarter with their first
IL was only after fresh men had beer.
sent IT that the scoring developed.
tarollna made four fist downs. al
.n0"Sh AN offensive game was not its
Object y beautiful forward pass. Cole
nan 10 Love, was work ca near the Ell d
INC game. netting twenty-threc
The freshmen are also going through
NitoFons practice this week, in antici :
patton of the. game with Charlotte
fitshS on Saturday. They expect the
s.!f game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
COOMBS UMBEATEN HURLER
OF WORLD SERIES BATTLES

john Wesley C""mhs. mbcatcu huri-
cf IN world series cOntcStS-that's
Jack coonhs. who trimmed The Red
Son ~ E.hhctS Field yesterday. Ard
'""mhS has taken hand in these an
nuh! scraps of and on for seven years
IN 1871" he Was the hero of the Cubs
Alh!"ti"S series for the Mackmcn. with
three Victories
ia 1911 he beat tho Giants in one
START and was withdrawn in the tenth
inning Of the nf;h game with tho score
ne Fhc Giants Won out. but Plank
WAS CHARGED with the defeat
'Ster"aE P;cfi"r was called TO his
aid in IN" seventh. but Coombs rc,s
credit for the Win.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
Story Of Game Over
10000 Miles Of Wire

NEW YORK. October I0.--In re-
porting To It's membcrship to-iIny's
baSrhutl game between BROOKLYN
ana IInSton, the Associated Press
exceeded the Geographic frut pcr-
formed on the Huston IirOoiSIyn
game of yesterday by connecting
eighteen circuits Tint one send
Ing from the park delivered the
descriptive play 10 I0a offices.
This Involved u total OF 26,NIO
miles OF teleGraphic wires, NIL op-
Grated and controlled by the sender
at th" baseball park. There WAS
Instantaneous delivery from iiungOr,
Me-. to rnmpn, Fla, sun Diego,
Cal. Ia Spnl>unr. Wash. mud To
every leased wire point In the As
Snciatch Pres. service between the
four rUrhcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
BftOOKI.lS.

Third innfnS-Dnuhcrt nIugIcd To
right. Stcngcl singled to left, send
Ing Dnubrrt To second. Cutshnv
singled along the riSht-fcld foul
line, scoring: Dnubcrt. One run.
Fourth inntnE-0lSOn bunted nnd
WAS safe ON fnicid hit, aud Miller
sacrificed him Ia second. COOmbs
singled to riSht-rcntcr, scoring Oh
son. One run.
Fifth inninG-tftcr one man wns
out. Wheat walked. CutsIInyy mnde
IL two out when he flied To IIobitt
zcl. MoNrcy also walked, and Olson
triplrd to 1rft-rcntrr. scoring Whcut
and EOwrcy. Two runs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
ptlIou Knock. Out Crupd,.

NEW YORK. October iO-Jack Dill
Ion Knocked out Sailor GranGc in the
second round of their scheduled ten
round bout at the Broadway Sporting
club tonight. y RICH; uppcrcut. de-
itNcrcd as the men were emerging from
close Interchange, sent Grandc into
slurhcrland.
There was little fighting i'm the first
round. both men dcvoting their cncr-
GIGS toward feeling out each other.
Dillon got the range early in the sec
ond round and whipped over his Jaw
crusher after minute OF sparrinG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
CY YOUNG INJURED
Captain az ""~hin.;'oa ar'h Ice g.a,.,.
with SctcT:fl Gfit-r i'I.,tr. fe,t
aged In ''rartir,. %i.r.p,.:t..

& LEX1NGTO% Nt
tain Cy Yong sis'a
Jury 10 his right -.uur. .. tr..
In a scrinmaP. Tiles t.tr-g.r-
saration for ihe wash .st.., ...-
Rutgers game ueMl aaturi.
il is the sane >.0uEaer tr,.
broken last s.a-ou tui ilt.i f,ir.
AEicock fears thai the fa.i nils
may be out Of tn. game for r, Vim.
scasoi.
q The scrimmage, wh!'h ives the long
est and the hardest OF the season. MAS
marked by the Injury 81 several s.r
1Ond string men and Guard Tex Rryau.
sof the varsity. Practically ali the worL
was devoted TO perfection of IND
y Cscnerals' defense
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
chnmpion m.Id 10 Draw.

NEW YORK. October l0.-Joc Lynch
Of The West side. held Johnny Ertie.
the bantamwcight champion, to draw
Ia - furious ten round boxing contest
~ the Pioneer Sporting CLUB Tonight
n crowd which taxed the capacity OF
tho club saw the match.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
Official Figures on Game

"fbhiSi.i y, nc,ubcr i0.-UnicInI
"''"' an ftC ;hird world series
--"'"' ir."' i"-Gn. were:
va .dnn".. .i.r.7.
'.tr rr""iuts. SGg.-n..
f.i'H"fN' >inrr S!-.81i.,~
''''" cups share, Si..5J1iS
'"''"nhi commissions. sG,O.00
81" '"i"i> tor 'hr"r gnm,cs NOW
N'H"d a. f"iiow.:
,'"""r"", "H.5.7: receipts, S..S,-
N'.'"' nih!cr>' share, xI.3.3pa.S5,
''""'' Ninr". siI.iD7.b7; Su-
''"""i '"mmis-ion. S2:,ss7.,5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
How Runs Were Made
In Third World Clash
BOSTON.

sixth inning - flcnrikscn bnttcd
for Mays md walked. Hooper
irfplcd to right center, scoring Hen
rtkscn. shorten singled to center,
scoring Hooper. Two runs.
Seventh inning-Gnrincr sNVuttcd
home run over the rISht-Held
wall. One run.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
JAKE DNt BI.RT SCORES FIRST
ON SUCCESSION OIL. NINI:I.ES

Dauber; had IL" satisfaction of scor-
ing the first run OF the game when
he singled in the third inning and
came home on similar hits by Steneel
and Cutshaw. Olson added another in
the fourth He beat out hunt and
ran to second when Gardner's hurried
throw went wild. y sacrifice hy Mil
Ter advanced Olson 10 third and he
scored on Il singh" hy Coombs The
Supcrbas' "hortstop also was rcspon-
sblc for driving in I:rooiiyn's last
scores. for. after Mays walked Wheat
and Mowrcy III the nth. Olson boom
ed on, a terrific triple to left center
scoring both.
Boston's first run also came about
as the result of a free pass With one
out Coombs walked iicnrikscn, bat
ting for Mays in the sixth. and Hoop
"r's three base slam sent him home.
Hooper scored Il moment later on Short
ems hit over second. Gardner COM
nlc:cd the Rcd SoX run-making with
his homer in the seventh.
There was considerable confusion in
the handling of tickets. and In the mp
per stands Il large portion was not
sold out. but after several hours OF
struggling with the jumhlcd coupons
il was announced that the official at
tendance was 2l.GS1 and tho gate re-
ceipts sG9,T62.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
SPOR
. DANDY CARD At FsIR
RICHMOND HORSES SHOW
TO ADVANTAGE IN RACES
Finishes Ave tin.r aud Excellent Iimc
Is Mndr-i'niI la Stccpirrhasc
Furnishes Thrill.

Tic
,..,.,. '.,'''I ',''' y" '.',1'' , ,,','
i Ginia State l'air program ycstcr,!a,
and whilc mo ror,,,l,,lI, fas, an,
was made. tho finishes were close. The
one harness event ON tho program. tn,
: 2:3o ,rot was ,loscIv c,nto.,.t y,
- N' ''oS''S ''''VS ''' ~
,Sarah N'.ieN' a bay mare ny LORD
Farm. shawsyill,. VA. ana ,;ny pour.
las /, go coli u, ,;rv Axu.o,,n, ale,
,"i'' ~ NY ],NW'''"N. "is'
each OF the trottors holdinr first and
second ,,,c. ,5ra,,.,,nn. -. n,no,
nv Amn wan5 o,.no, ~, '; ,,, 'l".,-
Pntnev OF R:chm "nf' o ny ' ,vH nor ne
I'd h"<s, .'s,ntursd 'hgd ,maney
having ,inf.h. rnur,h ' and i'''ni f,h ne'; !,
4 nrevio,,s hn.ts tn hos, lime ,n.,i,. ~,
Sarah Kciicy vs. .:iS il.
The fvc-iuriorg RAINING race was
A. /. NnIeniin@ eli, Denny in th L,e" ,d'
die; Thriii a ghestnu, hiiEy, owned by
J. NJ, Blacl> aud IN H. l.. Swarengcr !.
reSr, ,ad IWllsq 10y !: - TAR
Colioncttc. :. ch"stmnt ni," owmnd
by j. ii. Mnnford. Win Jotkcy !i"us- .
ION nm ,cJ iLc MIA j., ~ 49,, MIN,
Of tn, VALLEY S,cenlacb,s. WhP,iu.,,';I
sna Ionic 40 80 n.. ~ ,',''
ing the iirst ronrd Of Tho L,rricrs hi
ut the fIrst ilm,, on the sc" eco, 1f' rnp M
Wbjriwind f., IN -. cn1 IH.", iTui,'.
10 the ua,ldorks MIN snr,jrnh 20,
gentleman ridcr POI Taylor or
r rann a1NG am@ rrst1y Try for ,hS
Wire FIJI TWO Inr..,b. I'm, hc,T T'"vn ~"
the two miles in i.oS -. '''"'''S
,,I,s rr, 49, 10, '"."aH, m!cnii'onu .,aE,
r,,nSi,, 49, '', WIN ono"'S; "'in "a re:
, talent cnt"red in each race ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11

msard'r Sacrifice hits--Scngc Miller
on har-i',st"n =; Brooklyn, 81
Mays 81 of F"oml' HtsoH Mays, innings; Foster
In off tooms, of in
nnSs Struck ""-hy Mays .; by Foster Co"mbs. by
fcHei 81 Hi pitched bailAycrs.
hours tmnircs-o my behind Connolly bases ugcy
and Dnccn D '"S>'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
itniihn, az Citr IinII.

y" oI'N business except that which
Imperative. Vii! h." transacted to
"t tho 'ity Han, Mayor Ainalic
Wing declared rhc uay, winch is cnlc-
''"d a. Richmond lay at the State
'ar q holiday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
SUPERBAS ARISE
IN THEIR MIGHT
AND DEFEAT SOX

---.---t. ..'tn'n - oltl !. ~ ! u 81
rolled up AN aggregate Of twelve bases
with seven hits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
SHORTEN GETS THREE HITS
IN HIS FIRST BIf; t'u\'ri,S,y,

Hooper, shorten and Gardner We're
the heavy hattcrs for the Red Sox
Hooper acquired two hits. one q tri-
pie: shorten. playing in his first world
series. gathered three hits in four
trips to the plate and Gardner made
his one hit count when he drove the
ball over the wall for a circuit trip.
Captain lake Daubcrt was the bat
ting star for the SupcrbaS, collecting
three hits in four times AT bat, after
going through the first two games
without connecting safely. His final
blow was delivered the sixth in
ming. when he drove the bail TO the
extreme end Of the !cft-icld foul line
where Lewis corrallcd IL In a corner
between two blcachcr stands.
Dauhert was sprinting around sec
ond when the fielder ciUtchcd the
sphere. and had turned third when
Scott in deep short. received the throw
The latter whipped il to Thomas 1T
the plate. just as Daubcrt slid in with
what he thought WAS home rum. Cm-
pirc O'Day, however. decided that the
runner had not touched the plate and
the Brooklyn players and fans voarcd
their disapprOVal OF the decision with
out effect Daubcrt was given credit
for Il three-b base hit by the official
scorers and had To be satisfied with
that.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-08
LOST 5 YEARS
FROM HIS LIFE
Remarkable Story Is Told by
Ohio Man Who Has Been
Restored by Tanlac.

81 have been able TO work only about
six months each year for the past ten
years.
But haven't lost a days work since
l began to take Tanlac'
This is the statement of David r, Case,
of Mt. Healthy, Ohio near Cincinnati.
These two short sentences contain as
high a tribute as can be paid TO a medi-
cine. Tanlao Is literally putting money
into David r. Cases pocket every day.
He can count its value to him In dollars
and cents.
six months a year for ten years" To
the average man this means thousands
Of dollars. 1t may mean the difference
between want and plenty. 1t means five
years out of a mans life.
Mr.. Cases story will strike home to
thousands.
II suffered from a stomach trouble so
serious that l could not work more than
six months out of a year for the past
ten years" he said There would be
dull constant pains in my stomach and
shooting pains in my breast, back and
arms
Everything l ate seemed to disagree
with me. I discontinued drinking coffee
for year. but that made no difference
in my condition. / simply could not get
anything that benefited me.
II saw the remarkable praise Tanlac
was winning, and more in desperation
than anything else. / decided TO try 1t.
1 believe that / would be Sinking a real
duty II / failed to tell my story, remark
able as It may SEEM
Il have now used two bottles OF Tan
lac. My appetite has returned, and I
sleep well. The pains are rare now. and,
best of all, ] can work all the time.
feel stronger than have i'm years
"Tanlac has done worlds for me II
has doubled my income"
1t is human nature for Mr.. Case TO be
lieve that ne is the exception and not the
rule. but his story really Is not great
deal different from the statements of
many thousands.
There is no remedy that acts as favor
ably on ailments Of the stomach. liver
and kidneys and on catarrhal affections
as does Tanlac.
Tanlac is being specially introduced In
Omaha at the Sherman & Mcconnell
drug store by the Tanlac man. who ex-
plains the uses OF the medicine and makes
known the results to be expected
Tanlac may be obtained In the follow
ing cities: Ashland Cones Pharmacy;
Blue Springs. B. n Wonder: Benson,
Schiller-Beattie Pharmacy; Central city
Schiller Drug store Grand Island Clay
tons Pharmacy; Weeping Water. Meyer
Drug Store. Acknowledgement