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The Washington herald., 1916-08-08
BY JOHN A. DUGAN.

Fans of athletic sports have heard
OF a sprinter beating the gun, and
even OF players beating a ball on a
slide into a bag in the old baseball
game, but 1t took the Potomac League
officials and the local amateur base
ball association to prove that an UNI
pire beat the ball on a play.
This fact was brought out when the
association reversed the decision of
the Potomac League in the appeal of
the Machinist team on the verdict
rendered by the league officials of
the game played on July 2s. when the
Steel Plant team forfeited to the Navy
Yard crew. Not being able to place
nine men on the field. after two were
given the can" by the umpire. caused
the forfeit. and because of the riot
which followed the Steel Plant team
protested the Judgment of Umpire
Dick Woodward.
Although the league officials up
held Manager Crooks protest the as
sociation proved that Umpire Wood
ward was on the job, and upheld his
judgment The play in question was
made on Giovannetti after Harris, the
hrst man up in the sixth inning, had
been given a base on balls. Gioyan-
netti bunted to the pitcher and was
thrown out at the initial sack, but 1t
Is claimed that he held First Base
man Crooks arm and prevented him
from heading OFF Harris, who had
rounded second and was beating it for
third.
In written statement Umpire
Woodward showed that he did not see
this inside" baseball of Giovannstti
and was watching the play at third
base. When Harris landed safely at
the bag he was slightly puzzled over
what had happened at first base, but
as he did not witness this hook
stun" of Giovannetti, he was in no
position to render a decision on it.
By this reversing of the decision OF
the amateur association the Machinist
team is the winner of the second Sc
ries and Will start playing the Bureau
The Washington herald., 1916-08-08
GIBRALTARS TAKE
FIRST OF SERIES

Manager Clum and his Gibraltar nine
took firm grip on the championship in
the Rosedale League yesterday by giving
the Rosedale nine a trimming, to T. in
game featured by sensational fielding
and base running of the Gibraltars.
From the first inning to the last wild
throws and errors made the game bear
a ragged appearance, and only in the
chapters with the score close was ex-
citement furnished the fans.
Long hits by White, Blake and Hurd
were responsible for most of the runs
Center Fielder Viehmeyer, of the Glib
raltars, contributed a great catch, which
virtually saved the game for his team
The score:
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HUGHES SEES TIGERS !
BEAT ATHLETICS, AZ

Detroit. Aug. with Charles
Evans Hughes an interested spects-s
tor during part Of the game, the Ti-
gers won the first game Of the seriea
from the Athletics today by a score
Of to .. The start OF the game was
delayed fifteen minutes while Mr..
Hughes and Ty Cobb and other play
ers posed for the movies. witt. tho
Athletics shortstop, first man UP.
lined out a homer, and Mr Hughes
cheereb him Justify.
The Athletics got their second run
on three hits o. the seventh.
Detroit scored twice in the second
inning on a wild throw by Haley. A
bunt by Bush. a force out by Veach
and single by Burns gave them two
more in the sixth.
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Phoenix, 6; Dixie. |.
RECEIVES PAPERS
FOR TITLE BOUT

Baltimore, Md, Aug. 7-Henry Bletzer,
manager Of George CLANCY, at noon today
received the articles of agreement. for the
proposed fight with Champion Johnny
kilbane in Cleveland on Labor pay.
After hurried glance at the papers
Bletzer announced that, with one or two
minor points, he is satisfied.
He will wire Promoter Mat Hinkle
about the changes he wants, scratch them
out. sign the papers and return them. 1t
VIII then be up to Johnny Kilbane to
tight CLANCY or admit to the sporting
world that he Is yellow.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-08
LABOR AND STATE Is
BEATEN AT TENNIS

In the last tennis match between
Smithsonian and Labor-State. on the
Princeton courts yesterday, Smithson-
ian defeated Labor-State by to l.
Team No. Skinner and Paylor
defeated Drifey and Palman, O-6,
81. 6-3. Team No. Becker and
Mettleton lost to Defote and Brailers,
O-6-5. 0-3-6, 1-6-5. Team No.
3-Huddle and Sheppard lost to Dor
sey and Riggles. 6-2, 3-6. Team
No. 4-Osbourne and Brefenden lost
to Butnam and Bryant, IS, 2-6.
Team No. 5-O'Hare and Bodine lost
TO Stenhouse and Mitman, 6-4, 4-6,
Is.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-08
BOSTON Is ANXIOUS
FOR 1920 OLYMPICS

New York, Aug. IA scramble will be
made for the honors Of holding the olyra-
pic games in the United States in 1870
Boston will make strong bid. Boston
will be 800 years Of age when the next
Olympic events will be staged, and they
are planning a three hundredth anniver-
ssry celebration and viii endeavor TO land
the world events, TO add to the festivf-
ties. Harvard stadium. at Cambridge,
could be used
The Washington herald., 1916-08-08
BRAVES TAKE TWO
FROM MATTY'S REDS

Boston, Mass, Aug. T-Although out
batted in both games. Boston shut Cincin-
natl out twice today, ? to and to o.
Toney held the locals to two hits in the
first game. but they came with men on.
In the second. MoseIey allowed only six
hits to ten by Allen, but lost effective
ness in the pinChes. Score by innings:
Cincinnati ...........O 0 0 OOO OO0O-0 S 4
Boston ..............0 O1O00x-2 21
Toney and Wingo; Barnes and Black
burn. Umpires-Byron and Quigley.
Cincinnati ...........O 0 0 o 100000 10 o
Boston ..............22 2OOOx-6 o
Moseley and Clark, Huhn; Allen and
Blackburn. Umpires-Quigley and Byron.
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RED SOX LOSE FIRST
TO LEAGUE LEADERS

Chicago. Aug. The White Sox out
slugged the Red Sox this afternoon and
romped away with a to l score. But
for HoOper'5 triple and a Texas League
double in the ninth. Russell. pitching
for the White Sox. would have escaped
runless. Leonard pitched six rounds for
Boston and was nicked for five runs
on nine hits, a homer, a triple and sin
sic by Ness accounting for four. Jones
pitched the last three innings and gave
the home guards two more tallies on
well-piaCcd hits.
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huns-otrlnEef. Bhnton. Dunn, Riley. ReecA-
Iwo-bose hits-FeldmSn. Riley. Three-base hit.-
cutting. Fischer. Left on bsses-Ner YORK le7
Washington, First base % eTrUrs-New York a.
Washington. 6. Double piKys-Flscbe- to Kirnmer
Wood 70 Cutting 70 GathsenS FsrreIl 70 Bailey
70 WiegSn, Farrell 70 BAILEY. Sacrifo. hfts-
Bailey. Riley. stolso bse-wirand. Bases On
bsIs-Of BlAnton, :; OF Bsiey Struck out-By,
BSnton, 4: By Bailey. S. Wild pttcA-BlsntprA
Umpires-MesSrs- HAnIey and Henderson, Tine of
gzme-l hour and S. minutes
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HANS LOBERT'S BAT ,
GIVES GIANTS GAME

New York, Aug. Hans Lobert, pinch
hitting for Pitcher Schupp, drove in
three runs with a double in the fifth IN
ming of today's game, giving the Giants
a ; to victory over the Cubs. His hit
also led to the retirement Of Jimmy Law
ender from the box. Prendergast mount
ing the slab. Chicago out-batted the
locals to l, but poor fielding in tight
places led to Lavender's downfall. Score
by innings:
Chicago ............ ....OO1OOOOOI-z 6 2
New York ......... 0 00O 0x-S 3 o
Batteries: Lavender and Prendergast;
Seaton and Wilson. Archer, Schupp, Tes-
reau and Rariden.
Cmpires: Messrs. KLEIN and Emslfe
The Washington herald., 1916-08-08
LOCALS ELIMINATED
IN PRINTERS SERIES

Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. The WASH
!nston printers were eliminated from,
the National baseball championship
here this afternoon by the New York
typos in one OF the closest games
OF the tourney. a late finish winning for
the Gothamites by q count Of 3 TO ,
Washington led most Of the way aud
should have made at least two more
runs, but poor base running cost them
the game. Score:
The Washington herald., 1916-08-08
OLDRlNG'S SINGLE
GIVES YANKS GAME

Cleveland, Ohio, Aug The Indians
lost a close game to the Yankees today.
to .. After fighting an uphill battle
and tying the score in the sixth. the In
dians lost out in the eighth when Peck
inpauGh doubled and scored on Oldring's
single The Indians were getting to Fish
er' but could do nothing with Shawkey.
who replaced him in the seventh. only
one hit being made of the ex-Mack-
man.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-08
Jim Cox After Jess Willard.

New York. Aug. 7.-Another heaVy-
weight fighter is after Jess Wiliaros s
crown. Joe Humphreys. the well-known
announcer, has taken in tow Big jim
Cox, of Missouri. and sent the hghter
up to Dal Hawkins camp in Westches-
ter to condition himself for . campaign
against ali 0ghtsrA g
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Cady batted for Jones in ninth.
Runs-HoOper. Collins ~. Jackson. Ness r2l Two
base hits. Collins Walker. Jackson, Cady Three
base hfts-Schalk Ness. Hooper. Home run-Ness.
Sacrifice hit. Collins. Stolen bases-E. Collins
SchlA, Russell Struck Out-By Leonard 1; by
Russell l. Bsse Cn bauS--Of Leonard l. Double
plays-AIcNIUIHu to Z. Collins to Ness. Weaver to
Z Collins Wild pitch-Leonard. Umpires-Messrs
Hildebrand and Owens. Time Of game hour and
IS minutes.
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'Appreutice allowance claimed.
AMATEUR BASEBALL
COMMISSION TO MEET

Baltimore, Nd, Aug. THE local Am
ateur Baseball Commission, according
to an announcement this morsing
by Secretary Potter. will hold a meet
ing at noon Wednesday at the News.
A protest in the Insurance League n one
e6 the thtngs to b discussed.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-08
PITTSBURGH PIRATES
PURCHASE TWO PITCHERS

Pittsburgh, Aug. THE Pittsburgh Ma
tonal League baseball club has pur-
chased William J. Evans from the Nor
gantown Club Of the Western North Car
olina League, and B. H. Grimes from
the Birmingham Club of the Southern
Association, according on an announce
ment Just made here. Both are pitchers,
The Washington herald., 1916-08-08

Runs-Bush, veach Byrns HeiIrnan. Witt LSjois-
Two-base hit-Haley. TA>SS-base lIt-Lsjois Hons
run-Witt Ss1ifce hit-Meyers Stolen basss-
Burns, HeilmSn. Nesch. Double plSy-virt TO
Lsjoie TO McInnes. Bsscs on baIls-Of Meye-s
Struck Gut-By Meyers 6. by CoysIeskie ) I'm
pires-MeSsrs OLouEhIin and Evans Time oS game
= hour and = minute.
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KNOCKED OUT;
PHILLIES WINNING

Philadelphia, Aug. 7.-Philadelphia scor-
ed an easy victory over st. Louis today,
to 8, knocking Ames out of the box.
Chalmers lasted only three innings. the
heat forcing him to retire. Demaree
then went in and held the Cardinals safe.
Niehoff had three singles and a double
out Of four trips to the plate
Score by innings:
St. Louis............ 10OO0O11o-3 II .
Philadelphia....... O203OO0 00x-5 II l
Batteries-Ames, Letz, Williams and
Gonzales, Snyder; Chalmers, Demaree
and Killifer. Umpires-O'Day and Eason.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-08

A double-header will be played to-
morrow. Grifr will shoot Harper and
Ayers against the Browns, with
Groom and Plank on deck for Jones'
The Washington herald., 1916-08-08
Nationals Drop Opening Game Of Series to St. Louis Bro,
Jones Violates Ruling By
Not Staging a Double Bill
Browns Nose Out Griffmen
In the Tenth Inning, 3 to 2
COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES
Yesterdays RESULTS,


5 washing St
4;
4; 3 Boston 2 Cincinna
Boston, o.
Cincnna
at York
al Brooklyn
Boston at IJtt.bu
The Washington herald., 1916-08-08

Runs-ChEpmAn. SPEAKER. Peck. Fisher. Two
base hits-Flsher. Chapman, ROih Speaker Peck
Sacrifice hits-ChSpmRn, Gedeon, Maisel Stolen
bSses-Peck e.. Pipp. Oldrins Bases % balls
OF Fisher. /. Struck out-By Bssby. 4: By FIsher
!; by ShEwkey, !. Double plAy-NunsmSker 70 Peof
TO Pipp Umpires-MessB Nsllin and Dine-nS
Time Of Eame-l hour and IS minutes
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Some fine fielding by Moeller and
shanks wiped out several runs for
the Browns.
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Wallace, Tobn Shanks. Double pau-Layan to
Pratt to Sisler ~; Ainsmith to Foster Stolen
bases-Morgsn Shotten. Hit by pitcher-By Groom,
Mocller Wild Iitch-Gallia. First base on balls
OF Gsllia, ;: off Ayers /; off weilman, l. Struck
out-By Gallia. /; by Ayers, !; by johnson, 2; by
Weiman, l. Umpircs-Messrs. Connolly and Chill
Time Of game-2 hours and % minutes
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Weilman to Lavan, have succeeded
Harry Howell to Bobby Wallace in
picking runners off second. Morgan
fell into the trap in the second when
he walked and stole.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-08
Steel Plant, 5; Bureau. &

Runs-Gerardi. Viehmeycr White Blake, Dick
man, NeTitt, Kehl ~. Kelly. ZannelH
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1t might have been a different story
had Rice put his single in the fourth
in the first round. Runners were on
third and second, one out at the start.
when Rice tapped to weilman and
Moeller was eauGht - Aems. Rioe
The Washington herald., 1916-08-08

Smith bstted for Turner in ninth.
Maisel batted for Fisher in seventh.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-08
NOTES OF THE GAME.

With Jimmy Austin suspended for
his fist fight with Catcher Thomas
yesterday, Outfielder Marsans played
third. The Cuban handled two mean
bounders in the first.
Moeller leaned against the left field
boards to reach Pratt's drive in the
first.
The pennant bee is buzzing around
st. Louis and the largest Monday
crowd, $500, OF the season attended.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-08

Two out when winning scored.
Charity tattCd for Gaia in the eighth
BortUn batted for Weilmsn in the ninth
ST. Louis. o 0 o o l-3
Washington. o o o o 0 0 2 o.
Two-base nit-LaVan, Sacrifice hits-Marsns
The Washington herald., 1916-08-08

George Du Mont. who has been loaned
to the Minneapolis club for the remainder
of the season, pitched the second game OF
a douole-header against St Paul last
Sunday. holding his rivals to four hits
and winning easily. tol.
Grifhth has been scored on all sides by
local fans for letting Du Mont go.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06
EMBROIDERY EASY WINNER
FOUR YEAR-OlD TAKES
ST. LEGER HANDICAP
tnrrics Weight OF II3 Pounds-'rnkcs
Lend on founding Into Stretch.
Race Worth SI,51O.

LOUISVILLE. KY, October 5.-Em-
bro!dcry. the four-yca odd Cclt Nett
worth. carrying "A weight Of lib pounds,
easily won the ST. l.eSer handicap at
TWO miles and a quarter at the Church.
Ill Downs. here this afternoon.
k'llanna finished second. three
lengths behind. while lianovia, the only
other starter. came under the wire far
in the rear.
Embroidery * owned by a. II. Han
cock and was ridden 10y Jockey r.
Murphy She was trained by j. &.
Milan.
The start was good. all three horses
getting OF in a bunch. At tho end
OF the FIRST quarter they were strung
out. with Killanna running first and
setting the pace. followed 10y l;mhrod-
cry, with llanovia last. This position
was maintained for the first two miles.
At the beginning Of the last quarter.
Murphy began 10 move up with En-
broidcry, and when rounding into the
stretch took command OF the situation.
Einhroidcry was never headed there
after. and finished under wraps.
The time for the race. 3:5J is 3-5
seconds slower than the track record.
The race was worth Sl.5lO TO the
winner.
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Wins TRANsYLVAN|A STAKE
MABEL TRASH BEATS OUT
ST. FRISCO DEClSIVELY
These isntries Continue Their Du.i T.,
i"eht!.EiKhth Renewal of Eeutur.
Event at Iextnrfon

., LE%INGToN. Ky. October 5.-M,,,,
duei in an me st. EFfiseG Son,inued their
the, TRANSATLANTIC STAKE 'm at re me .0 of
lucky Trottins Horse Breeders Assoc
alto" ati0m,m meeting here to-day Mabel Trasli
forced To allow two heats To- s, Eris,Sa u
no IN the SECOND .sii heat Mabel Trask Was
fourth heat Mabel Trask broke ut the
three Quarter pole ana finished i'm thirI
e e0n;'iloh ,h 81 Frisco in the second heat
made BY :towah In winning the Tran.
Sylvania in 1914.
diminished with Brisiac ana 81 l.. J
'iYriSH s 81 the ,r first Two heats.
before Daisy Todd got the decision nv
f, Hazel II won the 200 pace in four
driving finish in all save the last. sum
maIies:
p,i First raee-2:2i trot; three in I'VE.
Todd lChandlcj ......... s5111
Black Falcon, blk x. Cio- :
Zoe Dillon. or. m. ,McD;oni., . > Z
Marie Constant. Peter raicbsn )
Governor and Ciunnre also ran. Time
2:o9 IL. .:io. 2:oy -, 81. IA. 2:l5 j. T.
Second ra rae pace; three IN i've
Hazel II. CHI. m. by Governor
The Deputy sherG. II. &. iii !
:s,'ash'eii. ::pieH s en1sni Harvey X Z
Fern Hal and Ar.ta also ran
Divided fourth money.
Time. 2:o6 L. 2:Oi IL 2:pi ID
2:05 l-2.
Third race-Transylvania: o:os trot.
three in I'VE. Purse. $4,000
Mabel Trask. CHI. NJ. by Peter
the Great tcoxl .,....t.. 3 l3 I
ST Frisco b. h. tMurphy) > >
Sadie =, b. IN. (McMahon) 3 Z 4 . 4
Donna Clay. Al Mack Alma Forbes
and Bacilli also ran. Time 2:05 a.
log IL; a:oi -. EOS - .:os IL
Fourth racc--2:O9 trot: two in three
Purse. $1,000. ttniinishcd).
Rrisiac: br h. tMurphy) l 3
NJ l.. j., br. x uconardJ ..
Lomhro Clay, In. h. c.. Nalen-
Miss Perfection Sister Strong. Me-
ran. Time. EOS ! 4. 2:o5 IL.
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HACK E|BEL NOT IN DEAL
POPULAR FIRST SACKER
WILL BE HERE NEXT YEAR
Negotiations an for Exchange OF Me-
Drrmott and lirllihCr for Gran
and AIlcn. Of ChmttnnuOgn.

THAT Red Mcpcrmott. captain of the
Climbers during the past season:
Mickey kcllihcr, utility infieldcr and
outfclGcr during the season just closed
and Hack t,ihcl. first baseman. would be
traded to the Chattanooga Club. of the
southern League. in exchange for Third
Eascman Graft and Pitcher Alien, was
cmphaticaily denied last night by an
official of the Richmond Exhibition
Company.
Is. w. Wilson. secretary and treasurer
OF the company, admitted that Il deal
had been on for some time between
Richmond and thattanoora. whereby
the locals would obtain Graft from the
Southern League Club. In exchange for
Mcpermott and kellihcr, but there hav"
been no negotiations whereby the local
club would have To part with Hack
Ethel in order to obtain Allen from the
Southcrncrs Mr.. Wilson also stated
that Eibcl was going - bc with the
Richmond Club during tho i9l7 season,
and that the Southcru League team had
no man for whom We would swap Ethel.
VI the pending 'lcIl Eu"S through be-
tween the local club and thattanoor:
ana Graf comes here 10 cover the no;
corner for ltiChm"nd. II would he about
the best thing possible for tho Climb
clS. Graft * - hard hitting third sack
or. and fields his position IN fine style
II" was formerly n memh.r of the
Richmond Colts. ana WAS drafted by the
81. Louis Nationals at tho close OF tho
1872 season. II, WAS later turned back
into the minors. and has hccu playing
good bal! with chattauoora during the
past season.
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DEFEAT RICHMOND CLUBS
PLAY IN GOLF MATCHES
AT CHEVY CHASE CLUB
j. -. AInclIny Only NIrginian to
score. lie l"ainS To ormsh!
Mct nnruon Up and Z.

WASH lNGTON. October 5.-Thc Her
mitaEc Golf Club and the Country Club
of Virginia. both OF Richmond, To-day
met defeat playing the Middle Atlantic
Golf championship matches at the
Chevy Chase Course. The Country Club
OF Virginia was defeated by the Chevy
Chase Club. the Hermitage Golf Club
ny Columbia Country Club. and the
Norfolk club. through .,afault, by the
bnnnock burn Country Club. all OF
Washington.
In the last two instances the score
was? TO u. This was made possible
t"talcd nine points. According 10 this
scoring. one was given for each of the
SIN individual matches. and three for
the three sets of teams playing as four
Somcs. +. J. II. Mackay was the only
Nirginian to score defeating Ormsby
McCammon. Of Chevy Chase 3 up and /.
In the consultations to be played to-
morrow, the Country club OF Virginia
and the Baltimore Country Club teams
VIII meet. the winners 10 play the Her
mitagc Golf club. which wins from
Norfolk 10y default. in the finals. The
championship viii he played off by the
winning Washington teams in the\ at
tCrnoon.
The results were: The Norfolk Coun-
try CLUBS team was unable to come to-
GOLF Club, of Washington. The Coium
b:t Country Club of Washington beat
the hermitage Golf club, of Richmond
. to 0. The Chevy Chase Club beat the
Country Club OF Virginia. to >. and
the Washington Golf and Country Club
won from the Baltimore Country Club
. ~ 10 ID.
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CHAMPION BROOkL YNS
WIND UP THEIR SEASON
MANAGER KobinSon Gives Rrculars n
Worh-out In Game. hut Puts
RCrruitS In Also.

RRoOkLNN. y. Y, October 5.--The
champion ErooklynS wound up the Ma
uonai l.caIu" season here to-day by
defeating New York. 10 s. MANAGER
Robinson CAV" his regulars Il work.
out in the game, hut had his recruits
'illiMg nearly every position when il
ended. Appleton. who has worked IT
tie all season. pitched fine bail through
out, although he was touched FOR FIVE
singles. u triple and n home ruin in
the seventh and eighth Tesrcau and
Anderson were hit hard, the latter
pitching only part Of the seventh.
smith finished the game and did well.
The new champions leave on special
train for EoStOn tomorrow AT o'clock.
THEW will hr accompanied by several
hundred fans, to I've known as the
Royal Brooklyn Rioters" Tho score:
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Hughes Will Attend
Opener Of Series

NEW YORK;. Octohcr 5.-thurlcs
L.. Hughes, Republican cun,iidntc for
President. has made n request for
box sent at the first worlds series
baseball game to he played in brook
Ign, IL was learned here to-day.
The brooklyn club management has
granted tho request. and n box hack
of third bnsc WIS set aside for Mr.
Hughes nnd his party.
II TX expected Tint the candidate
Will throw ont the first hall.
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10 PLAY FOOTBALL. GAME
NEXT NEW YEARS DAY

PASA Dl;NA. CAL. October 5.-Uni-
vcrsity of Pcnnsylvania's varsity foot
Years Day in the East against West
contest. according to plans announced
to-day. The Western team has not
been named.
The announcement was made by the
management of the Tournament of
Roses. in connection with which the
football game will he staged. PennSyl-
vania's acceptance has been received,
IL was stated.
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CAROLINA TEAM TC PLAY
PRINCETON ON SATURDAY
Squad LenNrS Char,, IIijI for ;,hit
deiphin {" CT W"rA-3ut an
ErnnkIin i'irIl.

CHAPEL HILL. y c. ociohe.
The Cnivers!ty OF Noith Carolina Ioar-
ball squad of twc.i! -slx nl.a lc', nm.
will work out Oh Franklin .lajt 49,,
morrow In pr"paf"tson ;or INC game
with Princeton on saturday No,ij,
tion OF victory. nu, IL was saia ,hn,
Coach Cambcll was confident Of hold.
Ing the Tigers to low score Tho
team was pronounced to h., i'm pooG
shape, and line averaging 10 hounds
IN weight viii confront Princeton when
tho game begins.
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RINEY ELECTED PRESIDENT
or VIRGINIA TENNIS CLUB
pccial to The Timcs-Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ARI.OTTESNiLI.E, VA. October
Nv. Walton RiXcy. brother of Eppa
ltiNcy. il. the portsidc twirlcr of the
l'htiadclphia National League Club. has
been elected president of the Univer-
sity Of Virginia Tennis club. William
Potter Stcrnc, of Winchester, was
chosen manager. and John Minor. of
Ashcvillc. y G.. secretary and treas
urcr. The annual fall tournament will
begin next MOuGar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06

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