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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-03
INSURANCE MEN HERE,

A party of Pioneer Life Insurance
men from the various parts of the
state passed through the city Tues
day, enroute from trip to the Thous-
and Islands which was furnished the
representatives making the best re-
cords for the year They were F. j..
Simmonitsch and family Of Flasher:
J. l.. Boucher, Driscoll; D. p. O'Neill
and family and T. D. Hughes, son and
daughter of Fargo.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-03
IRISH PATRIOT MUST 5
SUFFER PENALTY TODAY
Continued from mage |

day made known to the Associated
Press that it was the British govern.
ment's determination not to reprieve
Sir Roger.
Beyond the statement Of Lori Rob
ert, which was in defense OF the gov
ernment's determination, no formal
announcement that the execution will
be carried out has been made. OF
flcials intimated, however, that this
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-03
M ENOkEN

Frank Harris, accompanied by A.. ].
Hunt of Hinkley, Mimi, Jella HarriI
and Alto Jones autoed to Menoken
last Friday.
G. D. hing left Tuesday morning for
Minneapolis with car of cattle.
W. r. Allison also shipped hogs on
the same day. .'
Lawrence Agnew, station agent at
Burleigh, was taken seriously ill
Thursday afternoon. He was hurried
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-03
CLUBS NAY UN|7E
TO BUY FERRY.
Movement to Form Company Of
Mandan and Bismarck Peo-
pie to Operate Craft.

The special ferry committee of the
Commercial club last evening tooh a
two-weeks' option on the gasoline fer
ry-boat, Bull Dog" with view to
purchasing that craft and all equip
ment connected with it, and operat-
ing the: same under joint stock COM
pany, composed OF Bismarck and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17

acoa.ians- aa y1ftA RAsA-a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
Dodgers Get One Game

Brooklyn, Sept l6-The Dodgers
and Reds staged twenty one innings
here today. The Robins grabbed one
victory, to 3. and drew in the sec
ond. ] to !, after twelve innings
The first clash was a free hittir e
affair and the Dodgers were more
successful in punching their blows.
ninth inning rally enabled the Reds
to threaten.
The second was brilliant pitching
duel between JEFF Pfeffer and Fred
Toney, with honors about even. At
ter the second inning neither eide
was able to score, A triple by Hi
Myers paved the way to the Robins
run and another by Charles Chase
gave one TO the Reds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
MANAGER SMITH WILL.
WINTER IN RICHMOND
PLAYERS RETURNI1
Local FASTENERS Are Getting Together Personal Belo
and Will Turn Eyes Homeward Today-Billy vii
See Worlds Series and After Spending Few
Days In Ohio Home Will Return Here
For the Winter.

limited that he Is to be dra
the Chicago Americans. The
Sox have put up $4,000 for d
of the Richmond club. and IA
lieved Hack is the man they a
ing.
Steinbrenner leaves for piI
! while Everett Bankston will
this morning for his home In
vile. Ga. Kelliher will n
hang around a day or two a
go hack to Washington. Mic
poets to keep in condition duJ
winter months by playing prof
basketball. Clemens left a n
ago for Marshall, Mo, he Id
the sick list. Reynolds will
on his farm near Covingto{
Although 1t was said that il Is
full about the return OF 81
season. he declared yesterd
he will play at least one mora
and will be back in harne
when spring practice opens
Ralph Baker, the Newber
lege boy, whose home is in Sou
olina. is anxious to remain II
mond this winter. Althou
father is well fixed with the
goods. he says that he wants
employment here.
CHOPPER Anxious to Sign
Rebel Cooper. who was one
best pitchers In the Inter
League last season. and vi
turned over TO Richmond tn
has returned to the city and q
he will remain here through
winter. Cooper was sick thr(
the season and was unable
into condition. However. he
ting much better and says
Will have hts old cunning d
next season. He is anxious I'd
Richmond contract. Those w
seen Cooper work believe that
a lot Of good pitching left in
A little hard work this Will
do him good. and should
Smith sign him for next SEQ
will make no mistake. This
is a great hurler when he
and, being still n young Eel
should be worth a lot of m
the Richmond club.
Manager Smith Is going II
practically the whole winter 4
mond. He will go TO the wo,
ries and then spend n week
his home In Sprtn sfield, Obi
which he will come back herd
Ia going to he a busy man {.
ter and no should be able to
gether a formidable outfit bel
spring training season opens.
ready has his lines out. an
should he some interesting an
ments forthcoming from head(
about December
Billy worked hard this ye
he is TO be congratulated ui
showing he made with the Wiz
despite the frequent sicknd
numerous injuries. He has
hard. and the fact that the loI
Is rot up in the running ca
attributed 10 any bad managed
his part Billy says that he
ing back strong next year a
make all of the other clubs
international League sit up a
notice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
ZULUS HAVE NO TROUBLE
WITH EUGENIC!s QUESTlO ON

Chicago, Sept IA club is the
solution of the eugenics problem
among the Zulus Of Africa. said j.
Fl. Balmer. for thirty-two years a
resident of that country before the
international Iyceum Convention
here last night
When d baby is born to Zulu
parents and it appears 10 be below
the Zulu standard. 1t is given a gen.
tie wallop over the head" he ex-
planned.
Affair thai thara IL = funeral"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
BAL T|MORt AMATEURS
BEAT H0MEDU|LOERS
Rad Peg by Tfgnor in Ninth Inning
Gives Baltimoreans Victory.

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian)
Baltimore, Md, Sept 16.--Balti-
more defeated Richmond and Wash
lngton in the two games Of the ANA
teur Baseball Commission intercity
series at Oriole Park this afternoon.
the score with Richmond being 3 10
and with Washington 10 to s.
A double by the local catcher and a
wild throw by Richmond's backstop
gave Baltimore the winning run in
the ninth inning. Murphy relieved
Matthews in the sixth inning for the
locals in the game with Richmond
and pitched great ball
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
TRAP-SHO0T|NG HO|
DIVIDED At VEST
Crenshow, l.. Hnegcr and EanI
Break Forty-Seven bird
Out of Fifty Tries.

sora shooting and season -er
bail cut the attendance at tn
End Gun Club yesterday to two
men. For high amateur hono}
shaw, l. Rueger and Eanes div
pot at the forty seventh ID
Hillsman, with four down in
inning. ran the next thirty-f
one skip.
Joe Picini. OF the Norfol(
mouth Gun Club, was an out
visitor. Joe is probably the
shot in the State Ridgway I
class h man shot his class
In "A company, pocketing sew
A" men. Eanes turned in
forty-seven card, making tn
time he has made this score thi&
Bibb and Wardlaw We're trying
ments and ruined their score
The scores follow:
E II. Storr. professional -.....
Crenshaw, class A ,........
L. Rueger. class A.
Eanes, class A .........
Easley, class A .............
DR.. Hillsman. class A .-......
NJ. Duncan class A ...........
Moore, class B .............,
DR.. Coffman. class A ....-....
DR.. Brockwell. class A .......
Hammond, Jr.. class A .......
Hammond. ST., class A ..-...
Royd class
r. B. Jones class A ........
Joe Pacini, visitor ...........
Tignor. class r .,............
Shafer, class c ..............
Flippen, class A
r. H. Johnson, visitor ......
w. V. Lefew. visitor ........
3. Wardlaw. class d ........
Bihb. class p
Glass leaders: Glass A--Cren&
Rueger and Eanes tied. Easley
up: B-Moore, Tignor runner-
Shat T; D--Wardlaw: Emo e{
Hercules Powder Company |
trophy-Dr. Hillsman, 81 strai
DUPONT Powder Company pI
phy-Dr. Coffman, 2 surprise
Next shoot, September %, 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
JACKETS WILL NOT
PLAY GEORGETOWN

Announcement has been made
to the effect that. the game be-
tween Georgetown University and
Randolph Macon College, which
was to have been staged in Rich
mond next SATURDAY., has been
called of by the yellow Jackets.
ii was originally intended for
the game to he played in Wash
ington, but owing 10 the qmtran-
tine laws it was transferred to
Richmond. Up to yesterday il
. was thought that the game was
certainty, but Coach RCisS thinks
that he has too many big games
this Year and for that reason
called the contest off.
This announCement Will he
blow TO the gridiron followers In
Richmond, rs they were eagerly
looking forward 10 the contest at
Broad Street Park. Georgetown
has great machine and they
are anxious to see il in action.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17

None out when winning !
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
PHILADELPHIA GAINS
BY ANNtx|NG COUPLE
Qhakers Leap Ont OF Their Slump
and Hand Chicago Cubs Two
Singing Defeats.
DODGERS CAPTURE ONE GAME
Boston Braves, With Rudolph Pitch
ing Great Ball, Wins From Car
dtnals--New York Giants Get Elev-
enth Straight.

Philadelphia, Sept. 16.-The Phil
lies leaped out OF their slump today
by winning both games of the double
header with the Cubs. Scores, TO
3 and to 0. Alexander won his
twenty-ninth victory of the season in
the opener. A missed chance for a
double play deprived him Of a shut
out. Dsmaree banked the Cubs tn
tho second game with six hits era
Fath's hitting alone was a feature
Nineteen thousand fans saw the
erur
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
ROYALS HAVE EASY TIME
WITH ROCHESTER HUSTLERS

Montreal Sept. 1.-THE Royals
opened their fnal games Of the season
today in good style by taking the
first game from Rochester. 10 10 T.
Disaster befell the Hlstlers in the
NTH when Montreal punched nine
hits OFF Way for seven runs. Wag-
ner and Damrau started the fun with
two homers in succession. Wagner
got in another circuit drive in the
seventh. The score:
Score by innings; r
Rochester o 0 o I o
Montreal 49,. 0 o Z . x-10
Batteries; Fullerton and Madden;
Way and Doom.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17

''Batted for Chapman N ninth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
WINDY CITY OUTFIT
R0UTS B0ST0h|ANS
White sox Send American League
Champions Into Third Place
With 9 to Victory.
TIGERS ASCEND TO SUMMIT
While Red Sox Are Losing Detroit
Club Is TrtuInphing Over PhilndcI-
phia Observation-Disclosures Wins
From ST. Louis

Chicago, Sept. l6.-The White Sox
routed the champion Red Sox, TO 4.
NiIhams pitching was the obstacle
mat upset the Red Sox and he Nigh.
nave scored a shut-out but for a cou-
pre- OF plumbers by Felsch in center
field. Weaver bumped Leonard for
a homer with two on In tha nrst
round. Two more were registered be
iore Leonard quit and the other tally
was AT the expense OF Rescuer Jones.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
Totals
u tdIS .ss., q y
Newport News.
Totals

.7IUTt TN ITIUIUES. K.
Portsmouth 0 q 0 0 0 %
Newport News o 0 0 0 x-2
summary: Two-base hit--Pahlman.
Three base hits CTist Sacrifice
hits -- Fox and Gardiner Double
play--Iake 10 Watt. Base on balls
of Alton. l. Left on bases Ports
mouth, 2 Newport News & Struck
out-by Alton, ! ny GARDINER. 6.
Time Of game 3s Empires
Caulifiower behind plate. Buckley on
bases. Kennedy in left field.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
YapkS FINALLY Win Ont

Cleveland, Sept. 1s,-The Yankees
rallied for two runs In the ninth and
defeated the Indians, to 8. Tho
winning run was forced across the
plate when Bagby issued a pass to
Baker with the bases filled. The Yam
KEGS knocked Lambeth out OF the box
in the seventh. after they scored two
runs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
RICHMOND GETS EVEN
BREAK WITH ORIOLES
IN FINAL CONTESTS
International Season Brought To Close Here With Victory
and Defeat For Vrgnians Locals Getting Opener and
Baltimore Birds Capturing Last Encounter
Bankston Ebel, Leake and Ross Win
Field Day Prizes

! crossed tn" plate with the hrst run
~ me game.
Richmond started scoring in the
fourth frame. after Steinorenner had
started WITH single to center he4a
lie ana MeI}eTWoN 'hth putIed the hi'
ana run 10 p''''Etoh. NaS oi'N!hk
neat blHe'e iH'o rev h'iu- hStNs,oh
went out on an ihh''' V"'' anu az
I''rMot' AdEan1t" 70 Se'''Hu'
heF then doubled Z" I3sh' -'eH'e r'
sending Ntelny m" Nei'ef''o't nome
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
BUILDERS WINNERS
OVER PORTSMOUTH

Newport News, Va, Sept IL
Newport News TODAY defeated Ports
mouth. ? TO q, in the fourth game
of the Virginia League post season
series. The victory gives the locals
standing of three won and one lost.
Gardiner allowed only two hits. his
pitching in a large measure being re-
sponsible for the locals victory. The
teams meet Monday in Portsmouth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
TORONTO AND BUFFALO
CLOSE PRESENT SEASON

Toronto. Sept 16. Toronto closed
the season hy taking today's same
from Buffalo in the ninth. s 10 s The
Blsons gained an early lead but the
Leafs 'fled it up in the eighth and
won IN the ninth on Thompson's
double and Ora hams single Manager
Rlachhurne relieved McTigue in the
box for Toronto in the seventh and
held the Bisons IN three hits Scon:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
League Brought Close Richmond Victory Def
MAJOR LEAGUE
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

New York. 4: cleveland. 3.
Detroit. 4 Philadelphia, 3.
Chicago, & Boston. T.
Washington. 2; 81. Louis. /.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17

Baltimore.


Richmond. ~. o o : o q ! x-4
Baltimore ... o @ 0 / o o o. .
Two-base hits@Hartzel kelliher,
EIbel fankston. stolen kel-
Hhcr. EibeI Double PLAYS BentlN
TO Russell struck out-by Heating.
; by Beutly . Bases on hal1s-by
Heating } by Reuuy, l. Tmpires---
Hcdfevd ard Hart. Time--l:20
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
Total
Total ...2s 81

Two base hits--Mooers Three base
hits 49, Twombley. Stolen b a sc s.
Bankston Struck out---by Ross, 3
by Crowell. /. Left on hases-Rich-
mond; 4 Baltimore, 4. Empires
Bedford and Hart.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17

summary: Two base hits-Cut-
shaw, Louden. Miller, Chase. Three
base hits--Chase, Roush. Double
lay--Mitchell to Chase. Left on
Overwhelmingly. Z: Brooklyn, 9.
Bases on balle-On Schulz, 3: off
Coombs. 8. Struck out--By Schulz,
/; by Coombs. /. Hits-O6 Schulz,
in innings; of Coombs, : In 3 Is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
'Batted for Hendrix in seventh.
Philadelphia

Isl .'-'-'t'- INV UUU VVV-U
Philadelphia ..,.....300 0lo 02s-6
summary: THo-hase htt-Demaree
Home runs-Cravath (2). Double
plays-Shay 10 Yerkes TO Safer. Sto-
len hases--Zeider. Jacobsen. Hits
off Hendrix, 7 IN G. Struck out-by
Demaree. :; by Hendrix. ?; by
Vaughn, /. Bases on balls--off Dem
aree, 3: off Hendrix. 2. Passed ball
Wilson. Wild pitch-Hendrix Time.
Los. Tmpires, O'Day and Harrison
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
Totals , "a "a &
'Batted for Leonard in nth

'Batted for Leonard In nth.
"'Batted for Jones In ninth
Score by innings r.
chtcaEo ,................,-21t 060 Oft
boston -..,,..... col d02 0ol-4
summary. Two-base -hit-Carrtgau.
Three base htt---E. Collins. Walker.
Home run-Weaver Struck out-By
Williams, s. by Leonard. 3. Bases on
hails-Of Leonard. 2 Sacrifice hits
r, Collins Jackson, JanVrtn. CarriRan.
stolen base. Collins Hit by pitcher
By Leonard. l tNess)- Wild pitch
Williams. Umpires-Connoly and
Chill Time-2:11
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
~ ERNEST POLLARD


~ ERNEST POLLARD,
T@Trg i{7seFait has been tesaEorarIN
os'rsc.rsf t"rr ana aas passed into OBJ
LF]Hr f0r 'a@ 'tre being aS far As
Rtchfr ora concerned
n" curtain "as rUpE down y~s,.r-
ca afternoon az BROAD S'ssrt Park
Wi'7 & ff's.-~ff. ait. S.oI 90 thr bar
Fa.n-faF aesstaa i ~#.ta.e Et-1.n-
iHnS .~ttE aHE boone fH" hasor So 'st
fren.na sons" f .#a.t ~ ,.
white trf followers ~ Jae@ a.na
'haf rasaF-t otred header G6t .ae lsr-
DICT ~ tue tssa3sgE' tilt b. s.g~ az
-
Nsstar5sf proved O.. Iaealaalar for
rssttra -aG aHa to see tnaSe FEet~.-uu
bows esvelt around TIC diamond one
could hafaIs hcN"t, 'h-t they were
performing for the last time this sea
H9r o= tH. HoH. LroGraS The Virgin .
ihr- Gsat 3r two great exhibitions. AK
at t.raes looked 80 e they were
6ehfHg tae the.~ yohs Tn work OF
E!ehnaaa fo.I tufe5aete shouc
brisftt5 ttf#3gtou' fte contest and
Rad uet Nshst E,,iHcr u.>}udard "a
hong f. ceNeu 90 h5n rs captain
George Tv e-af..,.. Of the RaIttn6g.
Stub, the N.raslars wout have boeu
sent to their taA-,- foGas foudl1ng "a
couple Of Fletosl's over the haII-tGsS.Is
from tho oVerrrour Maryland hamlet.
But even IN THAI l' won}a BE unfair
10 fuh i into N.chrr, for Y was hts
Two hase rdaIr 20 Tleht-eenter field
thai gave ms AJreInaas fhesr first
ihff' maFbfrs an th" opening game.
krntin9 it"rts GreHt Game.
Two former A1,,rfcan r.oset1ers u-e,-.
he opposing e1abAi-t4 5r .4e ancpii.
encounter and both Of teaea fItcb,d
Rreal bail Thot were Eav Keat{np.
fnrfuerI,. of fn4 New. Worn. Ysnl<s r..
Richmond. ana Bentley. .3are Of ,.l,rl.a
IrIfth.s Senator for Baltimore For
three INNINGS tha former WASHINGTON
ian haa the loral bovs camrfetef,. At
hts rnaras. and during this pe.{nd nor
a single local fla,,r r,arn.lf ..e er.t
sack in saf4t,. However t.e home
talent hogan to soixa his +,,a...+s ~.
the fourfh. and after ms. .I,ar...~ NOS.
haHnng benders no longer b,a any
ier~ore for inc Kf,sfutare Pas, tt.-,,.
ing was s,eaa, relo,tra.. tta ,..,..
and Rad the visitors a.,.... az ris
mere. frozen rho ,.r-. -rs ..,.vfat, ,,...
hoisted at . o.llogi. 1r.f ~. last man
went oat Ira tho n.ntf Tn. e.,o,.-
uroteae ef MAD i,... I5a.a... "
riehr and Thorn. .s ,. ..s.,4,... ,,,a...
from the far, b. ,o.,. ..--,slrae h..
allowed tEe f.r-g.,a1@ fo bang tln
IS MANY as ty,o .s,fr,tra IN ora franz
ana both 4tr-es ,h,,. rasy1ter ia NM,
Uurfrp tAa ca1r- xs,er fya,ya. b..
was .r13ncitte
The second pa.re was a., atbra-i-
ated affair. be.1e called ~, The ss,,r.p
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
BY ERNEST POLLARD.


With the International League sea-
son over In Richmond, the Virgin
ians will pack up their personal be-
lougings and turn their optics home
ward. Some of the players have all
ready taken their departure, while
others will leave this afternoon and
tomorrow.
Hendryx has already Joined the
New York Yankees. and appeared in
the lineup yesterday afternoon
against the Cleveland Indians. getting
single out of four trips to the plate.
Ross will not report to the team
while It is on the road. but will this
afternoon leave for New York CITY
He will hardly get In the lineup this
season, but VIII be sent to hospital
in the Gotham City to undergo an
operation for appendicitis. The young
portsider has been suffering with
pains IN his right side throughout the
season. and physicians declare that
he suffered an attack OF appendicitis
shortly after joining the Richmond
club. Following the operation he
Will return 70 his home in Jackson,
Tenn.
Heating Is now the property Of the
Richmond club and will not report
released outright to the locals and
will report back here next spring.
Raw told Manager Smith yesterday
that he Ia glad he IL away from the
New York club and wants to work
himself back into tho big show. He
realizes that ne was plucked from
tho bushes too early. and says that
he IL going to show some one that
he can pitch ball next season. In
view of the fact that RAY married a
Richmond girl there IS a strong prob
ability of him wintering here Those
who have seen Ray work know that
he has the stun. and they believe that
he Will prove valuable asset to the
local pitching staff next spring. Ray
realizes the fact that IL he ever re-
10 do his best next season. and he
declares that he Is going TO put all
he has into the game
McKenry VIII Return.
Frank McKsnry left yesterday af-
ternoon at o'clock for his home In
California. Slim says that ne fs go
ing 10 spend the winter hunting and
Is coming back next year and show
a few things in the hurting line. Nc
kenny has lot of stuff and could
have been OF more service to the local
hurting STAFF had he tried. Many be-
lieve that he didn't do his best but
Mac can gain nothing by being dis
sruntled Like Heating. the big boy
Is anxious to go up again. and he can
be depended upon to give the Rich
mond club the best he has next sea-
son. He has got 10 do it or II will
be minor company for the elongated
one for the remainder OF his young
life
Captain Frank McDermott and
Harry O'DonneR leave this afternoon
for Philadelphia, while Hack Ethel
viii return 10 Brooklyn within the
next day or two. There Is a proha-
hiItty Of the latter not returning to
Richmond next spring. for II ts being
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
Totals ....,..,...3o : G
ST. Louis,

'Batted for Hartley In sixth
"Bat1ed for Austin in ninth
xBatted for Weilman in ninth.
zBatted for Lavan In ninth.
Score by innings r
81. Louis 900 900 00I-i
Washington ...........200 600 GOD
summary. Two-hase hits-Sn1ith
Miller. Leonard, Shotton Sacrifice NIT
Foster Double play-Williams 10
Judge. Passed ball-Hartley stolen
base-Milan Bases on balls-OT We'll
man I; off Ayres 8. Struck out v
weilman 3; by Ayres, s. umpires-
Dineen and Hildehrand Time so
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17

Baltimore scored first in the initial
gams, sending over n runner in the
second frame. After TwombIey had
died out, Hartxeil doubled TO center
and Lamar singled 10 left. Kelliher
thxAw the ball away. and Hartxell
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17

tcontinued on Fifth Page.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
Cincinnati--Ffrst Game.
Brooklyn.

Totals ......,..3S 3 TO "a II
-Batted for Schulz in seventh.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
First Ganlf--ChicaCo.
philaffpf1ia

'Batted for Lavender in eighth.
f'Fatted for Tinker In ninth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
Standing Of Cubs

Games I'oda :.
Rochester IN Montreal.
Newark in Providence.
No other games scheduled
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-07
BRANCH RICKEY IS
 IN RACE TO HEAD
 NAT. COMMISSION

New York, Nov. 7-Chicago having announced Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis as it's candidate for Inc chair manship of the National Commission St. Louis also has come forth with a candidate for Garry Herrmann's much sought job chief justice of base balls highest court. A boom has been started in the Mound City for Branch Hickey, former manager of the St. Louis Browns and once a catcher on the Yankees.
 One of Rickeys leading boosters is J. G.. Spink. publisher of Sporting News, the official organ of the Ameri- can League, and paper which basks in the smile of Czar Johnson of the American League.
 That Rickey's candidacy is more than stove league chatter seems as- sured by the fact that Hickey recently has made two trips to Chicago for the purpose of holding conferences with Ban Johnson. Hickey will not tell of the missions that took him to see Czar Ban, but his visits to headquarters are significant in St.. Louis.
 St. Louis insists that Hickey would make an ideal man for the position. He is graduate of the University of Michigan, also a lawyer, and has been connected with, every baseball depart ment. He has been player college coach, scout, big league manager and magnate. Hickey was manager of the Browns before the consolidation with the St.. Louis Federals, after which he became business manager of the team.
 Hickey is a type of man who would add dignity to the commission, as he always has been player of most ex- emplary habits, and is widely known as I'M c. A. speaker. It is pointed out by Rickey's St. Louis admirers that a man of such clean habits as the former Michigan star would make a wholesome head for such clean sport as baseball.