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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-04
BROWNS GIANT TWIRLER
WINS NINE STRAIGHT

Dave Davenport. the huge Brownie
pitcher. Is in stride at last. lie has
won nine straight battles, and is GO
ing along AT great clip.
Davenport towers six feet and six
inches. and has speed OF binding
sort, His fault until last summer WA.
lack OF control. When he jumped tn.
Reds and went with the ST Louis
Feds. he was taken in tow by Fielder
Jones. The crafty leader spent a large
part OF his time trying To teach him
how To overcome his weakness At
last he succeeded.
Davenport ranks to-day rs one OF
And he still is Il kid.
Davic. by the way. tlivvered a bit
in Il financial, way last fall By holding
out when the st. Louis Feds wanted TO
resign him AT his former salary Of
$500, and il cost him $4,000 a year.
When the 1915 season ended. Phil Eall.
owner OF the club. WAS pleased with
Davcmporrs work The Feds has be-
gun cutting salaries all around. but
Bali decided not To reduce that OF
DavcnportS.
I'm resign You nj Your old contract
of $500. he told the huge hurler.
NO. YOU won't answered Dave.
Ny price now is $4,000 per year"
''NiX," rctorted Ball.
And so Dave became a hoIdout
Soon peace came in the baseball world
The Feds died. and Ball became own
e. OF the Browns.
- guess will sign up for $1,000
said Davenport. when he noticed tina
he no longer had a club with which
I" beat an owner into disgorGinG 4
fat contract.
II guess not" answered Fall: 81
400 for you. Fake ii or leave it,
Dave took it,
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AMATEURS AGAIN TO-DAY
BAL TiMORE LADS COME
TO PLAY H0MEBUILDERS
''nmr {" he Staged Ia BrOnd street
Turk This Afternoon. aud
Promises To BE Close.

The Fidelity ana Deposi; Company
baseball team. which. on last SATURDAY.
won the amateur championship OF Bal
timore. viii play Davis BROTHERS
iomeouilders the second gam. OF the.
tfi-ci;y series this afternoon at Broad
street Park At / O'clock The first
game az tn. series was PLAYED herc on
last saturday between Treasury. the
Washington winner and the Home
builders. Treasury scoring victory.
Practically little or nothing is known
oil Inc Baltimore representatives but
according To. reports. the visitors have
wel-balanccd outfit and one that
VIII cause tho HomebuilderS some
worry before the game is over The
boys won the pcnnant i'll the Insurance
league OF Baltimore. ana finished
ahcad OF liampdcn and -. Gerard i'm
inc city championship series
rug AMOS. coach Of Tie Home
builders, Will work Taylor Joiln
against the Baltimore team. with Rex
hahly be opposed by Murphy. the
Sensational! southpaw Of tn" visitors
who held the Hampton team we'll i'm
hand OH SATURDAY,
The result of the game this after
noon Viii mean a lot To either team.
II inc baltimore team wins ii will
70" on even terms with the Treasure
and naturally will feel that il will
nave more than an even chance Of
winning the championship. The Home
builders are not out OF tn. race hv an,
means. and feel sure that they can put
up better showing than they did on
saturday afternoon
Ihc teams will line up as follows:
mebuildcrs-Ricketts, second base:
~ Burch. shortstop; =. Bauer. first
base: Tignor. catcher: Morgan. left
ucid; r. Burch. center field: Rice. right
held; T.. Bauer. third base; Jnlliff.
pitcher.
Fidelity and Deposit company--.olc.
third base: Gcrwig, center field: T. F'al-
Ion, catcher: licarn, left field: parlctt
ftrst base: Melville. shortstop: Murphy.
pitcher; H. Falion. right field: vii
son, sccond base
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AMERICAN LI:,GI.,:.
NATIONAL. I.EAGI,.

won five and lost one for the week.
TWO OF the victories were credited TO
Alexander. who. on Friday, establish
cd a new ma Or league record of four
teen Shut-outS for one season After
losing to Chicago on Sunday, Boston
won four out of seven games in four
days from Pittsburgh. Returning to
Boston. the Braves beat New York on
Friday. hut lost one aud tied one on
Saturday.
Boston. which had doubled it's lead
iii the previous week, had its lead over
Detroit reduced by half during the
week. Including saturday, the Red
SoN had lost six Of their last eight
games. Facing 81. Louis at the begin
ning OF the week The Red Son lost
three of the series Of four games and
81. Louis moved from sixth to fourth
place. Detroit. playing New York
took three out Of the four from the
\ ankces. Boston met the Yankees at
the end Of the week at tie Polo
Grounds and lost the first game The
Red SoX on Saturday. however. defeat
ed the Yankees
The margin between the first six
teams in the American was reduced
from hfty-fve To forty-cight points.
Boston and Detroit did not change
their relative positions during tho
week.
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BIG-LEAGUE RACE HOT
Entering Upon Final Full Month. the
Lending Teams Arc Fighting
Hard for Pcnnants

NEW YORK, September 3-Thc be-
ginning of the last full month of the
1916 baseball season brings no diminu-
ton in the intensity OF the races in
the National and American Leagues.
In fact. last week brought the lead
ing teams in tho two major orEani
cations closer together. Boston leads
the American and Brooklyn the Ma
tional. but both OF their leads were
reduced during the week.
In the National, Brooklyn is now
threatened more than at any time
since it has held the lead Boston and
Philadelphia have crept so close that
they are in position to go ahead ut
the least turn Of fortune. Philadelphia
played the better ball Of the three
leaders during the week and cut down
the advantage held by the Braves and
Supcrbas. Boston played slightly bet
ter ball than brooklyn. and the Brook
lyn lead Of nine points orr Sunday had
been reduced 10 seven points at the
end OF tho week.
Returning from Il rather poor trip
through the West. brooklyn met Phi'a-
dclDhia In two games in Philadelphia
Friday. and was shut-out in both. and
lost again hn Saturday. philadclphia
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WANTED. OPPONENTS FOR
LES DARCY, OF AUSTRALIA

In a letter received recently from
SNOWY" haker; the Ugh, promoter OF
sydney. Australia. he says:
Australia is siill unable to provide
middicwe!Ghts or cruiser weights ca
Fable of Offering fight to Champion
Les Darcy. Accordingly he looks to
Darcy put IL over Dave Smith with a
knockout. the only Australian 10 tall;
about fighting him does not consider
game old Hli' has the world $
most amazing record OF defeats. lie
has been licked by all the best iight-
rrs IN the "orid-Jack Johnson. Sam
i:angford. Tommy Burns aud Sam Nc
.cai i.angs proposition to come
back" and fight Darcy has not yet
taken very serious shape.
Meantime, there are possible en-
sagemcnts, for Darcy against George
chip. the heavyweight Tom McAIahon.
rossibiy Art, Magirl and maybe a sec
my Ciabby. George Chip is now on
his way to Australia. He will reach
SSdney IN about "A fortnight. and
should be ready to tight the champion
IN TINS city, a time when the rich
sports gather from all corners Of the
:;;o"ocno square miles OF Australia
familiar with Chips record. especially
his great days Of l913-li. when he
Vas MAS knocHins out Frank KLAUS. Al!
,roskey. and his fights in This coun-
try should insure him a tremendous
oli-up at good admission prices.
IF Mcmahon shows well against our
big fellows. Darcy will not Scruplc 10
give away the weight to him. Wheth-
cr Art Magll will share limclipht and
gate money with the champion de-
Ponds also on how he shapes in other
matches: he himself is anxious to try
the ordeal. \ return between Buck
Grouse and Darcy likewise depends on
the story OF coming match thc sec
nnd one) between Grouse and Dave
Smith"
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GRAYS PLAY ALL-STARS
AT BROAD STREET PARK

The Richmond GraEs ana an all-star
team, picked from the local amateurs,
VIII play this morning at 1880 o'clock
in Broad Street Park. The Grays have
a very strong team, but Will have 10
30 some To beat the All Stars. as the
team Is composed OF some OF the lead
ing amateur players Of the city.
The lineup Of the teams is a. fol-
lows: All Stars-Bcazlcy. or Miller.
catcher. Coulter. or Napier. pitcher:
i'recden. first base: Loweiy. second
base. Monroe. third base. Suttcrlin.
center field, Green, Left field, Blanton.
right field. Grays-i.eibS, catcher:
Dunn or Whitfield, pitcher: y. Dow
den. first base: Amos second base. roh.
shortstop; Tinslcy. third base: e. Dow
den. right field; Sarirtno. center field;
Morgan. left field.
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RICHMOND GETS OPENER
CRABBLE IN GREAT FORM
AND ALLOWS BUT FOUR HITS
BoOnc. or New York Americans, re-
port. and Plays Star Game for
Blllsmitha.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispat ch.l
PROVIDENCE. Il. l., September B.
The Hichmond club defeated the Provi-
dcncc nine here to-day by the score Of
to |. The. Southerncrs arrived at the
ground at 4 o'clock, after Il long delay
on the way from Montreal, and without
any in1cld practice they waded into
the home clan and played nawlessly.
Crabblc was In the coming tower for
the visitors, and allowed Providence
but fou. hits, two OF which came IN
the first inning. Providence scored
it's first and only run in the second.
glcd, Tutwiler was put out on third on
kanc's roller. Kane and Fabriquc
staged double steal. Fabriquc scored
on Kicc'S long fly TO right field.
Richmond scored TWO runs i'm the
third. when. after Moocrs and O'Don-
nell were put out, Crabblc dropped a
nice hunt down the third base linc and
beat the throw 10 first. IlcndryX. the
next man UP. triplcd over Kane's head.
and then scored OH McDcI1nott's single.
They scored again In the sixth. when
Bank ston singled and made yccond and
third ON two wild pitches by Baum
gartncr. He scored on Wild throw by
Brainerd.
Providence had but three men left
on the sacks in the whole nine in
nings, as O'Donncll- caught four men
trying TO steal second. HcndIyX was
the star hitter Of the day. collecting a
triple. double and single. Boone, Of
the New York Americans. reported to
the Richmond club, and played star
game at short.
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CLANCY AND KlLBANE
IN EXCELLENT SHAPE

CEDAR POINT. OHIO. September 3.
George CLANCY, Baltimore aspiran for
the fcathcrwcight championship of the
world. claims he will carry his fight
right mp To Johnny kilbane in their
tve-round bou. Tomorrow He is In
the best of shape.
Chaney's condition and confidence in
no way exceeds that of the champion.
Both men tonight were down to the
stipulated weight OF 122 pounds, and
neither IL was announced. had expert
cnccd any difficulty i'm making that
weight.
One of the largest crowds in the
history Of Ohio boxing is expected.
Gate receipts estimated at perhaps
$4,000 are reckoncd on. Kilbane is
guaranteed $4,000, with percentage.
and CLANCY takes down $4,000. lose or
draw. a decision will carry the cham
pionship In the event or there being
no knockout Betting, whilea Eight,
made Kilbamc tho fayoritc.
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MANY HORSES ENTERED

HARTFORD. CONN, September a
More than $50 Of the fastest horses in
the country viii participate in the an
nual grand circuit races which start
tomorrow on the historic Charter OaI;
track and continue throughout the
week.
The program for tomorrow includes
Tie EOS pace for $4,000, The experiment
purse for trotterS for $1,000 and the
3:i0 trot for $1,000. The principal
event OF the week will he the Charter
oak EOS trot on Thursday. Twelve
horses are entered in this event. in
olmdimg MMhel and 81. Frisco.
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Cobb Climbs Swiftly

I'y Cobb now Is only eight points
behind Iris Speaker In the struggle
for premier battling honOrs OF the
American League as the result of Il
gain Of live points yesterday. With
the two leaders playing against
each other yesterday, Cobb made
four hits in as many times at hat,
boosting his average by six points.
while Speaker gained only one point
ON two hits in four times up. Joe
Jackson lost Il point when ne fniled
{" hit safely la two triniS.
Hal 'huse was the only one of
the five LEADERS Ina the National
i.enGue 10 play yesterday. and he
lost II point, with one hit in four Mt
tcinpts. However. he ~ only two
points bchind the leader, Jake Dau-
bert The standings:
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AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT

PHILADELPHIA. September 9Th.
class Of Americas amateur golfers will
start tomorrow morning on the double
course Of the Merton Cricket Club in
thirty six hole medal play Qualifying
round for the amateur championship
Of the United states Golf Associations
Ten players are credited with being
able To so through the field. These are
Charles Evans. Jr., Robert Gardner.
Jesse Guilford. Max AIarston. Oswald
Eirkby. Nelson Whitney. /. Il. Patton.
New sawyer. John G.. Anderson and
Philip Carter.
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M'GRAW PICKS RED SOX
FOR AMERICAN REMNANT

81 can't sec anything but the pen
nant for the Red SoN. in the Amer-
can League" declared John McGraw,
The Giant leader. They've got Il com
manding lead now, and nothing but n
Terrible slump will send them down
from tho lead.
"Thosc SoX aren't subject to drops.
'hey arc, of course. up against it in a
certain way, because they must finish
the season in the West by tacklng four
&c the toughest clubs i'm Ban John
sons league. But the SoN aren't the
tic of their advantage on their tour,
but 7 feel confident that they won't he
headed"
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WOMEN TO SEE PRIzE.FlGHT

COLORADO SPRINGS, COL. Septcm-
her 3-The important topic OF CONVEX
cation here tonight is whether Charles
Whttc can win the lightweight cham
rionship from Freddie Welsh to-mor-
row. IL IS expected that largo num-
her OF women will be at the rinuside
Roth men arc confident. Each declares
That his condition Is impossible OF bet
termcnt. They arc expected to step
In the ring between 3 and $3.50 o'clock.
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ELECTRICIANS BEAT GRAYS
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

lIOPEW ELL, VA, September o.-Ths
\ Electricians. champions of Du Pont
League. defeated the Richmond Grays
here this afternoon by the close score
OF to o. Willis, the sensation OF the
Du Pont League, held the handwriting
ffayS 10 two hitS, struck out ten men.
ana allowed only one man to reach
third base. The victory of the Flee
tricianS over the Grays ties the teams
in the iive-gamc series. each team
having won two games. The final
game will he played some time soon.
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AMERICANS ~ FOOTBALL.
CLASH WITH NOHW Et.IiNS

kRISTIANA. September 3 Cvia Lon
don. September 1.-THE football game
between the Ali-imerican Association
team and the Norwegian team was
played here before 10000 Spectators
one OF the greatest crowds that ever
witnessed AN athletic event in this city
Each team scored one goal. General
good feeling prevailed throughout the
contest, both teams being checrcd by
the spectators.
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PITTSBURGH is DEFEATED

CINCINNATI, September 3.-In
ragged game, where errors counted for
many runs, Cincinnati defeated Pitts
burgh here to-day, : to 6. or the thir-
teen runs made only four were earned.
MamauX and Mitchell were both hit
hard. and each gave several bases on
balls. The score:
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CUBS WALLOP ST. Louis
LARRY DOYLE MAKES HIS
DEBUT IN CHICAGO DUDS
His Timely Smnshin. Aids His Team
In Taking HOih Ends OF
Double mn.

CHICAGO. September 3.-Chicaso
wen both games OF Il donble-hcad
from st. Louis to-day, To . and to
]. Larry DOYLE, who made his local
debut AS a Cub. drove in two Chicago
ond game again gave the locals the
lead as IA result Of his timely hitting
and daring base-runming. The scores:
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COBB WINS FOR TIGERS
GREAT CROWD WATCHES
HIM 0UTBAT SPEAKER
Speaker hit Two Doubles, While Ty
Singled Three Times and Got
Double Nymilop.

DETROIT. M1ClT. September a.
Batting savagely. Detroit defeated the
Indians, to 3. to-day. Prospects for
a batting duel between Cobb and
Speaker attracted capacity crowd.
Speaker drove out two doubles. but
Cobb. who was ut bat four times, got
three clean singles and two-bagger.
The score:
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SECOND GAME.

S'Ur' ~ INNINGS. II
ialtim"T- .............i 3 q q % 3
Newark .-...............i - o.
summary EuGs-;ahl" Bates 81. Rus
SCI %. Lamar. sherman. Two ba.c hIis
-h"aiS. iS"itS. Three. oase h!t--RuSAcll
Sacriticc hi's- IiartzeIl. Gable. Hcaly. Sner-
man stolen has"-Schweri Doubic plays
li"r'@n!l 10 Russell. Hon: 10 iiart:clI 10
;isi%il Cable 70 KILLER. Bases on bells
on ''"lN. - OF Writer. !. on Sherman t.
struck out ty sherman. I. by iI"aIy
,iitSTon ii"tiv. III Is innings. TIM %
Jmrir'S. tarpcnter and Clcarv.
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CHICAGO GETS GAME

ST. LOUIS, MO. September s.-Faber
bested Weilman in pitching duel to-
day, and Chicago beat ST Louis, 1 to O..
Faber allowed only three hits, one n
double by Miller, and but ono man got
as far as third
Chicago won in the ninth on a pass,
IL sacrifice, a wild throw and double
The score:
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BIRDS GET BUT HALF

NEWARK. September :. - Newark
broke even in Il doublc-hcad with the
orioles To-day, winning the first, TO
:, but losing the second, i to !. E,nZ-
mann was lit freely in the opener. but
snappy fielding saved him. Eleven hits
were made of bentley. former SEN
ator. In the second game. Sherman
was master at all times. The \corcs:
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RICHMOND.

summary: Sacrifice hit-E:ibri.
St"icn bascs-l'nbriuuc. IInnc, Ne
Drrm1tt. TwO-bDsc hit-Iicndr!N
Thrrc-bnsr hit-IIrnJr!N. Iinsrs ON
bnIIs--"n uaungartnrr, =; on Crab
BILE, .. struck out--hy I,uum;.art-
nrr. Is; by CrnbbIc, =. Double play
-Fnhriuuc To Tutwl!er. Wild pitch
-I'auntEnrtnrr t2j. Time. !: 40.
tmpirrs. Hart and Bedford.
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At Louisviile-Louisville 4: Toledo.
urst sa!ne). Louisville. /; Toledo.
tsccond game.
AT Kansas City-Kansas City, 6; MIL
waukee. 3
AT polis-Indianapolis, 5; Co
lumbus, l (iirst camel indianapolis,
o; Columbus, 1 tsecond game).
At apolis-Minneap .; st.
Paul tirst Eame). Minneapolis, 4 !:
st. raul If tsecond Same).
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Totals. 30 s - IL = Totals ...34 10 - 90 :
Batted for Schmidt In ninth.

Cincinnati ........,...O /. Z " o O -
vs., summary: kunsIwarncr. Carey. HiGbes.
Mccarthy ~. Fisher. Groh. Rousch (2),
Chase. Griffith; Winro. LouIen Two-base
miis-Girinith, Mccarthy. Three base hit
Wingn. stolen bascs--Ioudcn te). Chase
fousch. Fisher. Bases on balls or Mitchell
:: OF Man"cN. 4. Struck out--by ManiauN
EMPIRES. O DAY and Harrison. rImc
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North Carolina League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
q games scheduIed.)
STANDING OF TIE CT,
WIIERE THEY pIAr

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
:isheyliie Mt Charlotte (morning).
y Mn, S ~ ~ Greensboro tmorpinE>.
Ns'icville Mt Charlotte (nfterrnon,.
Greensboro ~ WinafoH-Sateni {Hfternoon) .
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American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Detroit. >: Cleveland. g.
Chicago. !: 81. LOUIS. d.
lOnIN two E:imes saheNNleuI


WHERE THET rI.hY TODAY.
Boston ut New York (morninG and after
pOOn).
rhliadrIhia at Washington tmorninr and
af1ernOun).
Chicago at 81. Louis tmorninG and after
noon.
no0nl.
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Grove Wins Again.
Especial to The Times-I

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CEEWE. VA, September 3.-Crewe
defeated Victoria here on Saturday by
n score OF u to ,, by batting Wirtx
hard throughout the game.
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Chicago
Score by innings: r.

ST. Louis ''. :::.....::::S ~
Summary: Run--t'elsch Two-basc hits
Miller; L. Collins; schaik. Struck out...by
off Welln,an. ;: off Faber. T. Sacritice hits
Terry. Austin; Stolen base-Fournier. Dol-
bic plays-E. Collins to Fournier: E Col
Inns 70 Terry tn FOurnier. Hit by pitcher
by Wcilman. tFournier). Passed ball
Hartley. Cmpires. Owens and Dinccn. Time
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Virginia League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Ncwport News nj Petersburg (morn,nu
md ancrnO0nb. AS
iorky Mount al Portsmouth (rnorniu-)
hnckS Mount vs.. Portsmouth al Noriolk
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
New York nt Boston tmorninc and after
nUnn). $3.50 '''''7
,'rooLlyn nj Philadelphia tmorninc and
afiernODUt. ''H "
Cincinnati AT Chicago tmorning and after
nOOnb.
tern0Dn,. $500 "
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SECOND GAVE.
Totals. .32 S:i : Totals 40 =. II
Hated for Wilson In ninth.

st. Louis ..............0 q o.
Chicago .................l IL
summary: Isuns--Snyder. Dovic ,o). Kelly.
y. Wilson. Two base missionaries. Wort
man; Three, base hit.I.cms. Home run
ALhlwitz. Bases balls-off steele /: or
SSnnghn l. Sacrilrc hits,aaMillcrr; Pcchous.
nut,by steele. TO- by Vaughn .. Umpires.
Isirlor and EaSon. Time. so
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
Southern Associntion.

AT mphis-Memphis. 3; Little
Rock, eleven innings).
AT ashvillc-Nas hville, s; Chatta-
nooGa, 9
At New orleans-New Orleans, /; Mo-
bile, o.
(No others schedulcd)
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STANDING on THE CLUES,
M.IEKE THEY pLAY TO-pAN.

" ''t.FN'' j 'F'sf ~ IV-tF'N =
RICHMOND al Providence tmurninr and
aftrrnOOn).
Baltimore at Newark imorning and after
noon.
Montreal nj Buffalo tmorning and utter
nOunl.
Rochester ut Toronto tmnrning aud after
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st. Louis ...............r q y q ~ o.
Chicago concentrated u = = % " ~!
Summary. i,uns-NilSor. Miller. flacli.
VILLA my. l'cchous Workman. 'rwo-hasc hits
Doyle. Miller. Double pluS-IiiiIcr to l;rt-
Ici ~ SNYDER. Bases GA bails-on Lavender
]. off Packard. l. Cff \mcs. >: OFF turrlc.
:. Struck out--bv Lavender. .. by Amcs. l.:
iN turri.. .: by Packard. l. Empircs. Eason
a nd kirl,r. Time :, hnMrs
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How They Stand o-Dav
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Newark. ). Baltimore. :! thrst camel
liait .Innrr. 6: Newark 1 tSacond game.
httHMONb. &: Providence. ].
toihrr games not schedulcd.J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-04
Totals -! lH - IL o Totals. 80? soi Is /.
'Lhucl for - N.il! in seventh
fliatteh for RaEbv in seventh
HATED for l<I"pfcr In ninth.
Wan Tor Coleman in ninth.

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summary: ,Runs.Ni;t. Cobh, i2,. Burns,
YOUNG: Sneaker. Roth Candil. Two base
hits-Cobb. Stunagc. Speaker (2b. (ir:lnsy.
rhrec-basc hit-Gandil Sacrifice hits-Rush,
Young. Roth. Stolen bascs--Cobb (2l. Burns.
Double play--SDcakcr to Gandil Bases on
ba!ls-on Dauss. .. off. Bagby. l. Hit by
nitchcr--by Dauss. 4 fWambsEanss, .: Bag
by. Burns). Struck out--by Dauss 2: by
BaEby. :: Wild pitch-Bagby ITmplreJ
liildchrand and Connolly. Fine. 2oS -