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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22
Convalescing From Grip.

According to members of the family
in Baltimore DIR. Bowers was just con-
valescing from a severe attack of grip.
with which he had been suffering for
more than five weeks. He had been I'M
der the care of a physician, against
whose advice. it is said, he made the
trip to Westminster. The minister's
condition is regarded as alarming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22
Resigns From Two Committees

Representative Eagle OF Texas re-
signed yesterday from the District
committee and the patents committee
of the House. He gave as his reason
the fact that he is also a member of
the banking and currency committee
and is not able to attend to the work
OF the three committees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22
ITALIAN STATEMENT.
ROME. via Londcn. Januar. -:

There have been artillery actions in
the mountain regions in the Tofara
zone. one of our detachments com
PEELED enemy groups to retire after
inficting on them heavy losses.
on the lower and middle Isonzo fog
interfered with the operations yes
terday, but it did not prevent active
artillery firing directed especially to-
ward hindering the reinforcement OF
hostile lines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22
WAR OFFICIALLY REPORTED

remainder of the northeast front also
there is general calm.
In addition to intermittent artillery
duels Russian aircraft division has
dropped bombs on the district south
east of Brzezany. No damage was
done.
The Italians have directed their gun
fire on Austro- Hungarian positions
on the Tyrol and the slopes of Col di
Lana Likewise they have heavily
shelled some passes north of Peutel-
stein. On the remainder of the trent
the artillery has been normally &C
tive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22
FRENCH STATEMENT.

No French official statement was re-
ceived today.
Last nights French official statement
reads:
In Belgium our artillery. Smelling the
German trenches in the region of the
dunes. started several fires.
Between scissors aud Rheims an
enemy battery in action in the region
of Nregny. northeast of SCISSORS. was
caught under our fire and silenced
In the Nosgcs, during a bombardment
in the vicinity of Rehfelsen. we dam
aged the trenches and destroyed an
observatory of the enemy.
On the rest of the front the day was
marked by considerable activity by
the artillery of both sides.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22
Plan Serbian Trip Later.

Mr.. Walcott will report the result of
his visit to Poland to the Rockefeller
Foundation. Mr.. Whitney will make
Il similar report to the Belgian com
mission and funds, if necessary. will
be contributed by the foundation
through the commission. after the
necessary diplomatic formalities have
been arranged.
The trip is expected to last ten days
or two weeks. after which Mr.. Walcott
and Mr.. Whitney will return to Ber
lin and then probably go to Serbia, if
permission can be obtained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22
Transfer of Liquor License Denied.

The application of George Nesline for
transfer OF wholesale liquor license
from Annie +. Holman, 1887 5th street
northwest. was rejected today by the
excise board. Favorable action on the
application was opposed by the Anti
Saloon League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22
No Serious Want Exists in Belgium.

ROTTERDAM. via London. January
81, 5:45 p.m.--Robinson Smith of Hart
ford, Conn, has arrived here after an
extensive stay in Belgium. Mr.. Smith
reports everything quiet in the occupied
zone and that the work of feeding the
civilian population is proceeding
smoothly, except for shortage of food
in several provinces which is due to
lack of shipping facilities and internal
transport.
Frederick c. Walcctt. European rep
resentative of the Rockefeller Founda-
ton" said Mr.. Smith. has completed
on behalf of the foundation an investi-
cation of the work of the Belgian re-
lief commission. directed by Herbert {.
Hoover. The foundation is interested
in the work as one of the chief con-
tributors to the commission. having
given il a million dollars worth of
food at it's inception and 100000 lately
for supply of clothing for destitute
Belgians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22
Jones Philippine Bill Considered.

pendence. differing somewhat from the
bill pending in the Senate. was under
by the House insular
committee today but without action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22
For Sale or Exchange for
Washington Real Estate Clear
Farm of rs Acres at Arundel
Station, Maryland

Located on main line OF Penn. r.
R., II miles from Washington; Dor
ders three-quarters OF a mile on the
Patuxent river; about rs acres clear
ed and arabic land, balance timber
About one-half of total acreage in
first bottom land. very fertile. lies
level about 10 feet above high water
on river; balance second bottom land.
about 10 feet higher. Good farm
house of 9 rooms; some outbuildings,
but no barn; orchard Of Is large trees;
fine spring at house; entire first bot
tom can be irrigated through creek.
which runs through the property, at
almost no expense. Fine chance for
1 true mi, h alfalfa or h9 sr Adsn4g
per acre. About 100000 worth of
wood ready to cut. Will sell at an
extremely low figure.
nrlr CO OOO M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22
BRITISH STATEMENT.

LONDON. January ::.-The British
official statement Of last night says:
The enemy this morning exploded three
mines west of Fricourt. but no dam
age was done. We exploded mine
east of Festubert. During. the day
our artillery disposed of four hostile
working parties. There has been
reciprocal Smelling north of Albert.
north of Loos and near G'venchy.
Southeast of F'leurbaiN we success
fully bombarded the enemy gun posi-
tons and trenches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22
Likely to Be Amended.

Representative ToHner, who is Il
member of the committee on education,
which has the Hughes bill under con-
sideration, said today that he believes
his bill is the one sure way to deal
with the fly by night" producers who
make purple pictures.
The Hughes bill has never been taken
up for discussion by the education
committee. although public hearings on
it lasted through six evenings. Chair
man Hughes himself believes the bill
will be amended before it is reported
to the House, while other members of
the committee express doubt as to its
being reported at all.
Many members of the House are
showing interest in the motion picture
bill Representative Small of North
Carolina IN an interview today said 4:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22

Florida. All East 4 West Coast Points
reached. all-steel trains daily via At
lantic Coast Line. 1906 n. Y ave. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22
TURKISH STATEMENT.
con NTlNOPLE. January Fl. via
London. January ~:

In the Dardanelles yesterday a cruiser
and monitor fred thirty shells in
the district of Altchetepe and Tekke
Burnu. but steamed away when our
artillery replied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22
AUSTRIAN STATEMENT.
BERLIN. January 2c.-The latest AUS
tro- Hungarian communication says:

Under the influence of their large losses
of January 10 i'll the battles near
Toporoutz and Eoyan, the Russians
yesterday ceased their attack On the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22

1eckla Branblc. travelin Jim.
brella mcnder, wiz put in iail
here Yesterday, an II have t can
Gel a couple o months o southern
dates.
Miss Tawncy Apple is 50 chilly
she has t put anti-frecze in her
hot-water bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22

Last year the total output of the
'.o2l central electric stations in This
country was 1900. coo. coo kilowatt
hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22
Thinks It State Job.

THE Hughes Smith bill. providing for
federal censorship of all motion pic
ture films, is only one OF the many
activities seeking to have the federal
government take over the local police
powers of the states, and supervise the
morals OF local communities. The state Of
North Carolina. and all other states are
amply equipped to supervise and censor
all exhibitions of motion pictures, and
can certain furnish Il commission or
other constituted authority as well
equipped to supervise the morals of it's
citizens as any commission appointed
by the President or by Congress.
Il freely admit the popularity of mo-
ton pictures and their permanency as
an educational factor. Like the press
and the drama, moving pictures may be
obscene. or may violate good morals,
but they will he regulated and controlled
by the force of public sentiment through
the several communities and the states.
fortified by such legislative machinery
as may he necessary. SO far as ! can
vocated by a few ultra enthusiasts, who
are accustomed to look to the federal
government for the rectification of SE Y
public evil and to hang around Wash
ington instead of deVoting their activi-
ties to the betterment of their re-
spective communities and states.
will most assuredly vote against the
Hughes bill"
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Only SIz,OOO.OO

Full particulars. apply J. II. Hines,
3741 Jocelyn St, Chevy Chase, D. c.
Phone Cleveland 567.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOT1CE-THERE WILL BE MEETING OF
the officers and members OF the Brunswick
Club. Monday night. January "a ut O'Clock.
At the home OF the club. 3O4 9Th ST nv
J. r. ZONES, President.
PARTIES WHO SAW ELDERLY LADY HURT
on car No. Is. Ninth st. line. pm. Ssturday
January Il. please send their addresses
Greatly obliged. r. Il. MHAHON. fac,nc
bldg. GA F NV
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT
Company. Washington II. c.. January IND
1aiS.-1n accordance with section ; OF the
charter. the annual meeting OF the sharehold
ers Of tho Washington Gas Light Company FOE
tho election Of directors and for such other
business may properly come before said
meeting will he held the Office OF the com,
pany. Nos. 41S-41T 1c;h st. NV. MONDAY
February T. 1916 at To O'Clock The
polls will he open from - o'clock noon TO
O'Clock pm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
NATIONAL -,
Be BIC CROWD WEDNESDAY
GIVE POPULAR MANAGER
BENEFIT DAY TOMORROW
Important tnnouii ccrurut. VIII Uc
Made and Several "Stuunts"
Executed fur Fans.

The footsteps Of all thermometers.
male and female. viii Ice wcndcd to-
wards Broad Street Park Wednesday
afternoon al O'Clock TO do honor 10
Billy Smith the game little manager Of
the Richmond International League
Baseball Club who. despite the terrific
la nd!cnp of unforeseen accidents and
illness that has bcfnllcn every player
but two on the kichmond team. has
given Richmond this season the best
brand Of baseball ever seen in Father
Hyrd'S bailiWick.
No other team in baseball this sea
son. with the exception of the New
York Americans. has suffered the loss
from its lineup OF its regular players
az Richmond has, Bcyond a shadow or
a doubt ii these accidents had not hap
pcncd 10 Richmond. Billy Smith would
have had the team right up in fRont
naG.
Baseball fans ana fannics may not
have stopped TO figure il ont We, il
is q fact that only two members Of
the l;ichmond team have not been ont
4i the lineup from sickness or acci.
NO arc Eanliston and o'Douncll.
Every other player on the team has
met with an accident o. sickness, De-
spite all these nandicaps. BILLY Smith
has Kept plugging away. has been
cheerful and optimistic. and has pulled
many games out Of the fire that APP
parcntiy were hoDclcSSly lost. Though
modest and .ctiring EilIv has made
host Of friends during his stay in
Richmond. and is a strong booster for
Richmond. and has done his share with
nc ban club in advertising the name
Of Richmond in every city town and
hamlet in thc United states
l'hchcd by prominent business or
Ghni"ht'"ns of tue city. including the
Rotary club, Advertisers Club Bust
ncss Mems club Chamber of Commerce!
many business places will close AT . 30
o'clock or "Wednesday and 20 in body
Ia the ball game to do honor to Billy
Smith. Tho local management will
have important announcements 10 ma ir,
which Will he Of interest to lovers of
baseball ana who ar" looking forward
already 10 next season in Richmond.
y good gamc Of ball is promised as
the Newark Indians have always given
Richmond good fight, while our boys
iaNc in turn fought back. \ record
breaking crowd should test the ca
pacIN 'f tho pa.k on BILLY Smith
Day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
BELMONT RESULTS

-iIwfa. ll5 crroxlcrl. {. 10 ). To IN.
To 3. won; Leicester. 1i3 Davies
IL to >, even, I" .. second: I'irst I;,l
lott ii2 &C.. Eurnc), IL 10 l. Il 10 /
Ia l, Third. Time. 1905 is Leading
Lady. tnunda, DcckmHtc, pickwirE
Hack I:al Eagle also ran.
second seven furOlnEs- Hanson 10
U)avics). !" to ), even. | 10 . won
Fcrnr"Ck. III 90. i!yrnc). . to l. even
To =. second: Nylon. los GEuxtou> :
10 !. to :. cvcn third. Time. i:27
Milk man. lIhuherk Gamer also ram
tTr"Nir,S. { To >. TO ., ! 10 6. Won:
Mcnio lark. Ia? &C.. .vrnc). ii to ;,
2 to :. to 4. second .,hara. H. tI.uy-
toni. II 10 =. . To =, to & third
Time. 40. Excelsior White Metal
also ran.
Four,h-six rurInngs-Straicht For
ward. los g.. McTagGarD. = to "a
). to .. won: Vivid. ITO Crroxlcr)
:. to |. to >. to 3. second: Koh J.
Moor. los GDavics). To .. even, Ia
1. third. Time, ELL. IIourlcss also
ran. EIourlcss won. hut was disquali-
fed
Observation-Disclosures. about two micls
-Sa ndow. l43 GRyam, II to Ia. | to &
out. won; sixty Four. 40 e.. Willian,s)
J to J.; $ to 2, ! to .. second: Douhlcl
third Time. AIS. Syossc,, Bccthovcu
also ram
Sixtll---onc mlc-P o lroma. l0(
(MinkD, Z to |, 3 to ., ! To =. won: Tea
Caddy, III UiuXtom. . to 10. TO /
out. second; Jacobs, 119 CT. McTag.
garD, = 10 |. to 90. TO c. third
Time, 40 Pleionc also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
BENEDlCTINE FOOTBALL
students Are beginning to t.nther, nnd
outlook for t.ridir"n Game
IL E.NrrlItnt.

With tho opcnina Of the fall term
only n few days of students and fol-
lowers Of iicncdictiu" Military College
arc already discussing "a" football out :
look at that institution.
The Cadets. as every one knows, did
not make crcditablc showing on the
Eridiron last year. but they are going
80 d" their utmost this year to get back
tho laurcls lost last year.
Freddie IIanine. last gears uuarter
back. will be back at his old pcsition.
i'r"1idic is captain of tic team and is
already looking over the lis, Of men
VII" VIII return 80 school.
Schail, keller. Roster. kostcrcr. San
your b'kccfc and Nlbcrt klcvcSahl
Will h" the letter men 10 return. ana
viii form 81 ncclcus for tho 1916 tca,
%chaii ana kpstcr arc guards. willie
NoStercr and Keller piaycd ends last
year. D'I\ccfc, I<iovesahl ana Sanyour
viii form the hackhrld more Than
likely
Nothing definite las boon decided
Ir"n as I" The coach for tho Green ana
whit" eleven this year. Plug Amos
an aiumruS of tho school viii prob-
ably hc offered tho position but sew
"ral oih"r men arc Under cousidcra-
ton. According 10 reports. Amos will
hc offered The position OF coach i'm all
hrauchc. Of athletics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
GEORGETOWN PLAYS HERE
RANOOL PHI MACON WILL
MEET TEAM SEPTEMBER %
Final Arrangements Made Last Nirht
whereby Srns"n IL Opened In
HrOnd street InrL.
By Briggs

The football season In Richmond NH,
be 'ntu.urat"i on September - when
Georgetown University VIII meet RAN
dolph Macon IN Broad street Park
Aiunni OF both Institutions arc on.
ihuSiastIo over the prusp cc;s. and ihoS.
Interested III football arc ovcrJoycd
that they az" TO Sc" some Of the g-cai
Georgetown stars, Gilroy and soma
others, ia acror Thcrc is scaut doubt
that " great crowd viii be present to
see the initial -ridiron battle
The gam" has been moved to islch.
nond because of tho action Of tho
Washington Board ~ Health III passuns
ruling that 40 school or college NAV
open in tho National Capital until CO
tobcr on account OF nfautilc pa
ralysis
The mattcr was taken tp YESTERDAY
between Charles K Cox. graduate man.
aecr OF athletics In J;cog.ctown Unit.
vcrs!ty. aud President Blackwell. ~
Randolph Macon. Last rr-hi II was
dehnitely announced that the two
teams would meet here ON that d.to
This game means that the football
rooters here viii see five big teams Ia
action during the year. IN addition to
nnmbet Of lesser college teams These
VIII be tho Georgetown. Virginia
Washington and Lee ana the t'pivor.
sity o. North Caroiina teams. in a,idi-
ton 10 the very strong Washington ana
jefferson eleven. This is not :, hah
season for the lovers OF the game hero
The addition OF Georgetown is indccl
a welcome one, inasInuch MS tho uni
vcrsity, enjoys broad friendship IN
Richmond. aud many nave followed the
careers of some OF the great George
town gridlron stars for years past,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
DU POINT TRAP AND GUN CLUB

y, the weekly shoot OF the pu POM,
trap aud Gun club City Point. hold
on saturday. the following scores were
made:
Targets Shot at 5o-Dr. Reese. A.:
Allen. 80. Mecrcdv. rs, Robertson. 2s.
cockey. 81 Mccutchcn, 30 Eobclcn. SO.
Targets shot AZ. 25-Dr. Bradley, If:
Rowe, 10 pr. Wood. 10
Alien dropped from his last weeks
perfect score OF hf.y straight
This shoot was on the Parker run
given by the ChaS. Leonard Hardware
Co. OF Petersburg.
The next shoot Will be held on Sep
tcmh"r -. and viii ne. on the schwartz
child cup.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
A. & M. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Tnrhccis Getting Rcn,I. Ia Meet the
Foes rhis Fail with OH
Wen Coming Hnck.

Following is the 1915 football schcI-
nlc of the North Carolina Agricultural
and Mechanical college:
September 30-Roanoke College at
Raleigh, y. G.
October !. Davidson College Al Char
1ottc, y. g.
October ~ Wake Forest College at
Raleigh y. G.
October 2S-V T. |. n Norfolk, Va
November 4-IcuiiuG.
November Navy al Annapolis.
November lS--GcnrSrtow at Wash
iugton. -. q.
November 3u- WASHINGTON and Lee at
Raleigh y. &.
;ritt Patterson, Of Washington and
jefferson. is coaching til" team this
season. The old men back arc: Me
bougai. end: WcathcrS, tackle; Kirk
patrick guard; Rice, quarter back ;
Temple. half back; f:born. center;
Home full hack
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
PORTSMOUTH WINS FIRST
tnitini Same "f POst-Srnson series I.
Won hs Trurtcrs-i'our ThOuy-
and Witness Contest.

PORTSMOUTH, VA. Scpicm IL
-four thousand fans SAW Portsmouth,
d'icat Newr"rt News to-day in the.
opening game Of the post sea son Sc
rics. The score al the end of tho game
stood 10 in fav"r or the Truckers.
ana II w"' pitchers battle from start
10 hhiSh. "hc-rlin drive over right =
ncId i"nc. 10y candy was one OF the
features Of the game. The second con
test viii bc staged in Newport News
tomorrow.
The score by innings: H. II T..
Newport News .o0 ! 1000 o.
Portsmouth ....l u 90 o o - 4;
Eattcrics---i; GARDINER and Lake: Orr
ANA Reynolds. Empires. collinowc,
and Nrnncdy and IMcklcN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
NO RIFLE TOURNAMENT

WNSiliNGToN. September ii.-.rhc
annual riN" matches nj The Florida
stat" range ~ which teams from tho
Guard ana various military academies
usually participate. probably will not
hc held TINS year because of the pres
cncc or virtually all the army regulars
and national guardsmcn AT the border
and in Mexico. While tho War be-
rarimcni has reached no 0nal decision
officials said to-day there was little
likelihood that amy troop units would
he authorized to attend.
The matches had been SGT for Oc-
tohcr 20. Ahont regiment OF soldiers
arc needed 10 man the range and act
as scorers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
Cobb Still Is Behind

iris Speaker lost ~ point. ~ Cobb
held his own aud Joe .Inrk.un
gained 81 paint IN batting iu tho
rnnhcS an Monday. the ttrSciunI
sIugIrr getting one hit ia four and
Cobb and Jackson rrttinr two In
live,
Only Dnubrrt and Uobrrtson. Of
the National League tenders. ula,cd,
the former losing two points on no
htfs In three times up and tho latter
rcmnininE stationary on QUO hit In
hNc trials. 'hisr NOW leads this
lcnIue's huttcrs D., nine poipt.. Th,
standings:
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H.crs nciolns Red so..

TROY. y. Y. September n-M-
though neuritis in his left arm pre-
c!nd"s the possibility az johnny Evcrs
playing at present he will Join the
Hoston Nationals tomorrow morning
Ercrs left Tonight In response To "a
tciearaphic summons from Manager
St2llings.
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ii.t !! NO -.
ifnttrd for WiIkrr~on in ninth.
IL:Mttc.i for trahhlr in ciEhth.

*Iin,tcd for trahhlr in eighth.
Scare Ivy innings: H.
NrN::ri> u a Z u n OF
RirhmUnd O - Ga NJ
Summur!: Tvo-b base hitS--I< i'll
Ter. Cable. Wittcr. Sacrifice hits
h"wc. stafford. o'DonnrIi. Sacrifice
nt--f:ifrI. i.Gan. Stulca ba>c-
iankston. Double nIays-Iirnic. to
able: S1cinbrcuncr ~ Ethel. Iiits
--',r trahblc. - in y innings. IinsrS
0n hnilS--oU " iikrr>"n. =; "n tral,-
biz. =. Batter iii!--hS trnhhIr. {.
>tru"i, "ut--hy trnhbir. =. Wild
rit"h-N il>crson. Left on hasrs-
>",~'rk. :: Itirhmund. $. Iimc ~
:.nir"-i;o. mpircs--iicdfurd aud
Hart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
GIANTS WIN ANOTHER

NEW YORK. -Septcnber n.-Ncw
York made a clean sweep Of its series
with Philadelphia. winning tn" fourth
game OF the series. . to l. HiNcv was
taken out in the fourth, after six runs
were scored. harden made z three
base hit with the bases fun in this
a home run. a double and drew Two
bases on balls. The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
BOSTON DEFEATS DODGERS
Raglan PITCHES BEST
BALL. BEATING MARQUARD
In Meantime Cunts Are Nnkin. Clean
sweep OF Philadelphia
SERIES.

BOSTON. September ii-Thc Boston
Nationals hy defeating Brooklyn to-
day. their first victory in Il week. pulled
up TO " tthiu three and one half games
oil the league leaders Tho score OF the
game. in which I;acan easily outpitchcd
NarHuari, WAS OIL. Gowdy and
Raglan together made seven hits Bos
ton had q n!keShift inficld conhina :
ton, EEau playing AT shortStop ana
fiiZpatrick At second base. The score:
lSrnnI,lNn I.n.Iun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
iiit iiMO\D.

i':t''rd Tor t.nri.ht in ninth.
''c"r" =, innings: II.
N",,Url, q OF uIi-
iii"iniund - ., ~
~u'"ninr,: r~"-hnsr hit-Mri>cn-
"N. ihr""-bHsr hits-Itanksi nn ..,
>"hN"r'. >a"riiicr hlt--Ni"orr>. sac
T''i"r n>--I> cilihrr. stolen baAc.-
>'hi'r. Nifirr. Gable go. iia>cs on
haiis--oh !:nright. Hnt;crS hit
''- hr'."urN. !. struck Uut-h, YIN
rii-ht. =. bH NcISrnr!. >. Passed
i'T't--i Gan. " lid pii"h-i.nri.i,t
i".s cu hHs"s-\rwark. ~: Rich-
mould. d. Time al game $40. M
air"--',rdford aud Hart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
TURN TABLES ON MAPS

CLEVELAND. o. September IL DC.
tloii turned the tables on Cleveland
',u~2l. throughout. while i:ochlinG and
Gpuld wcr" hit hard. i'cunook re-
,ruit did the best work Of clcVcland's
four pitchers. ilcilnian VIII" suhsti-
tui"d at first h"S" FOR Detroit. made
thr"" singles. - d"uhlc and - triplc in
Two ilMn4 1T NJ .Enn .:cnrn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
ORIOLES DEFEAT CLAIMS

NIT lAipEE MA Scntomhcr II.
NJ IIN 'f"''i. holding the ,pauIs To
'.i'' rt 81" "ri"i". bc-an The Gual
"l lli" #c1srI ON tho home
.'" ndF 'o-dav Win :, G-to-2 victory.
"'N lWclIN hurting duel. Win Iiil-
iI".N "n t'r Providence .ud un,il tho
''-'L' "N"u the locals Scwcd np mat
'la'i |"l "u "rros aud = sacrifice rs
~ Xxx ','' 'ltI'" runs liartzCll iripict
,'"i'h Two. "lt u tins frame The score