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SIX HEATS AT HARTFORD
Grand Circuit Meeting Is Featured BY
Rncc Between Peter Chenault
and Rfdrcnark

anu ffluEcmdrk.
HARTFORD, CONN, September s.
Another six-heat race featured the
meeting. at Charter Oak Park. Peter
Chenault and Ridgemark Travelled that
far before the former won the S:07
trot. Oregon Hal won first money in
another split heat race. the 2:09 pace
koroni had no difficulty in taking the
2:l0 trot in straight heats.
Ed Geers. the veteran reinsman.
started a horse in all three races and
finished last in every summary. Two
of his entries were distanced. Robert
Gatewood saving that ruling because
the application of distance was waived
in the 2:09 pace.
The summarizes:
2:o7 trot; 3 in 5 purse. $4,000:
Peter Chenault, b. s., by Pc
ter the Great-Stella Che
nault (Murp2y) ... 3 4 1 3
Ridgemark br. g., by Will
ask Elite tTraunor) 80. 9 / Q 1 2
Nj. l.. j., b. e.. by Red Will
Narcissa Leonard) $40. 1 Gro
Harrods Creek, Donna Clay, Allie Ash
brook also started. Best time. 2:07l-2
200 pace: in S; purse, $1,000:
Oregon Hal, b s., by Hal b.
Brown Lace tAIurphy) ..... 81 /
Able Bond. b. m, by The Able
Dam by Bondsman (Snow).. 2
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NEWARK. September 5.-Newark
and Richmond divided their double
header this afternoon. the visiting team
capturing the opening engagement by
2-to-l score, while the locals came
back strong in the nightcap and an
neNed it by a score of II to =.
Hack Eibel the Richmond first base
man-pitchcr. had the home club eating
out of his hand during the first game.
He allowed only four hits, and was
never in danger. Eibcl tried the IRON
man stunt Of hurting two games in
the same afternoon. but. was driven
from the mound on his second trial.
Enright and Distell finished the game.
The second contest was a hitting bee
for the home club. They lambasted
the offerings Of Ethel. Distell and En-
right for Il total of fifteen safeties.
Fuller. Newark's second baseman, led
in the attack by getting four hits out
of five trips to the plate. Egan and
Haas had perfect averages, securing
two hits in as many trips to the plate.
Hanford was high man for the visitors,
with two hits in four tries. The scores:
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GIANTS WIN TWO
PHlLLIES DROP PAIR OF
GAMES TO new YORK

McGraw's Boys Beat Chief BENDER Il.
Opener By 3-ts-2 Score-Second
NEW YORK, September 5.-New
York virtually knocked Philadelphia
out OF the pennant race here to-day.
winning both games of a double
header. the scores being 3 to and s to
l. New York's double victory in
creased Its lead to ten games. Phila-
delphia has not won q game on the
Polo Grounds this season. Bender
pitched great ball for Philadelphia in
the first game, until the eighth in
ming. when he weakened and the Giants
scored thrce runs. The Giants won the
second game by knocking Rixey out
OF the box in two innings. The scores:
FIRST GAME
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RICHMOND TIMES DIsPATCH THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 6 1917

Birdie Alcyo. b. m. (SmalD. 324.
ti@s' a.S Gate 2. also started. Best
2:io .trot: 5 in s; purse, $1,000:
koroni. CHI. g., by Kavalli-R isal-
liza (Brusie) ..................1 III
EMPRESS of Russia. CHI. m. (hfur-
Libya. br. m. iGoode) ........... 5 5 8
Judge Jones also started. Best time,
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Cheney Leave. for Florida.

NEW YORK, September 5.-Lawrence
Cheney. pitcher on the Brooklyn Ma
tionals. left to-day for Polk County,
Fla. TO answer his wife's charges Of
abandonment and nonsupport Cheney
is charged with failing to, obey the
courts mandate to pay his wife, who d.
vorced him in 1916. $4,000 alimony, in
instruments Of 5000 a month.
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n. NON order. Tnkep.

NEW YORK, September 6.-seats for
tho worlds series baseball games this
year will not BIO reserved by mall. but
every ticket possible will be placed
on public sale at the ground, the New
York National Lengue club announced
Tonight. Numerous letters asking for
tho club, 1t was stated.
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Totals. 30 q 9
oTF c.. d.

Score by innings: r.
Washington ' :::::::::: Q Q 3 Q .
summary: Errors-Gilhooley t2l. Shanks.
High. Rice. Sacrifice hit,shahks. Hendry1.
Baker. Struck out-by Ayres, /: by Shocker.
Z; by culiop. l. Bases on balls-of Ayres. 2:
off Shocker l. Double plays-Fostcr to Nor
gan to Leonard Leonard to Moran: Nuna-
maker to Gcdeon: Menoskey to Henry. Hits
inning. Left on bases-Ncw York, s: wash
inEton. 4. Umpires. OLoughlin and Mori-
arity
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BIRDS BEAT PROVIDENCE

PROVIDENCE. r. l., September S.
Jack Dunn's Baltimore Orioles put
dent in the pennant aspira tions Of tho
Grays here to-day, when they defeated
the locals by score Of 10 to 4 The
visitors punched hits off Schultz in the
fifth. eighth and ninth innings, the
batting of Shannon and Lowery fea-
turing the play. Parnham was in points
for the Baltimoreans until the seventh,
when he WAS yapked, and Hill sent in
to relieve him. The latter held the
Grays safe throughout the remaining
rounds. The score:
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COMMISSION Will MEET
BasebHll'~ Supreme Court to Discuss
WORLDS Series Piann at Cincinnati.
May Play Sunday Game.

May Play Sunday Game.
CHICAGO. September 5.-Details for
at a special meeting Of tho National
Baseball Commission. to BIO held in
Johnson, OF thu American League, said
tonight. Tho spirited race, between
Chicago and Boston for tho American
itely enough settled by that time. Pres
ident Johnson said. to assure going
ahead with the plans.
ident of the Chicago club. declines to
make any statement claiming the
American League championship, orders
to pour in from Middle Western cities
There is a strong possibility that
the series, II Chicago ia tho American
cago, October 6. President johnson
said. so Sunday game could be
D1ayed
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ARMY TO HAVE GRID TEAM
War Department Authorizes Games
with Colleges. but Prevents Con-
test With Nnvy-Ollphant Captain.
TBy Aasociated Press.

7 BY AHSOcfated PfeSs
WEST POINT, N. Y. September s.
The Military Academy will have a
football team on tho grldiron next fall,
1t was announced to-day. Authorize
ton has been received from the War
D.pa rtment for the cadets to parttci-
patio IN contests with other colleges,
but thcre will ba no game with tho
navy.
CAPTAIN Godfrey Reyes, West Point.
Olirhsnt is 20 captain the army team
this season.
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SECOND GAME.

Rochester ..........o . . % Q / o-i
=, summary: Errors-Thompson. Murray ca.
Two-base hits-kelly. SandberE. Bases on
ballsEon Justin. 3: on Gausey. 8; Struck
hases-Murray t2). Young. Double plays
Schcpner to Rodriauez:. First base on err
:; Rochester. Z. Umpires. Mcbride and
Carpenter. Time. l:fO.
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AMES EASILY WINS

CHICAGO, September 5.-Leon Ames
had little trouble holding Chicago's hits
we'll scattered. while ST. Louis gath
cred eighteen hits off Chicago twiriers
and won easily, 8 to 4. Ames and Long
led the assault on the local twirlers.
with four hits each. The score:
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Summary: INvo-baHe htts-Iinn-
ford. McDermOtt, BRANDED, Fuller,
GetL. Tbrce-base hit-Lewis. Stolen
bnscs-GetE, Eidred. Sacrifice hIt<-
Lewis, Branded, EEnn, IInns. Rcy-
nolds. Sacrifice ny-CaIlnhnn. Double
plnys-Gctz. Fuller md EEnn; Dih-
tell and Ijibel. Left on bnHeR-Rlch-
mond, q; Newark, 3. First bnsc on
errors-RichmOnd, =. Bases on balls
oil Pennington, 4; off Ethel, 3; OFT
fInright. =. Struck out-by Pcnning-
ton. s; by Eibe1, =. Umpires-AIul-
len md Hart. Time-1:5O.
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Totals....io 10 "A 81 10 Totals....52 727 3
'Batted for Eayrs In ninth.

ScoIe ny innings: r.
h bsisi@oas -: - 81:
summary: Errors-Aeosta. Hill. cooney
Sacrifice hlt-Massey. Stolen base-Fewster.
Two htts-Shannon. Parnham. Cooney,
Barber. Acosta. Three-base hit-Shannon.
Home run-I-owery. Mayer. Bases balls
off Parnham. .: off Schultz. 3; of Hill, l.
Struck out-by Schultz; 5: by Hill. 3: by
lBues); by parnham (Twombley and
Schultzl. wild pttchcs-Schultz. .: Hill. l.
Time OF game. EOS Empires. Freeman and
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EVEN rBR FAX AT BUFFALO

BUFFALO September 5..-The Bisons
and Royals split to-days double bill
The .rst game. which resulted in a
pitching duel between McCabe and
Hoyt, went TO tho Bisons by 2-to-l
count. while in the second the Bisons'
ninth Inning rally fell a trihe short
and the Royals squeezed out 5-to-3
verdict. Tie score:
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sBnttcd for BRANDED in eighth.
tBntted for Smnllwood in ninth.
Score by innings: II.
Richmond ....oco o0OOo-o
Newark ..........1 10000 O0 0G-l
Summary; TSvo-bnse hits-Small-
wood. Eldred. Stolen base-Eldred.
Sacrifice hits-Lewis. Cetz. lNnnbc.
Sacrifice Ry-Iinns. Left on bases
Richmond. =; Newark. =. Bases on
halls-on SmnI1yvood. .: OF Ethel. 5.
Struck out-by Smnllwood, 3; by
Eibel. 6. Wild pitch-Smnilyvood
Passed hall-ReynoldS. Untpires-
Hart and Mullen. Time-1:;iS.
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FiFTY.FIFTY HERE

TORONTO. ONT. September 5.-To-
ronto and Rochester played two hard
fought games to-day and broke even,
and Rochester the second by / TO O.
Gould and Smith were hit hard, but
Justin and Causey engaged In twiri-
game was due to Murrays error in the
eighth. The scores:
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s: summary s. Errors.Witt. SchanE. Meyer.
Nc lnnis. Gardner, Three-base hit-Bodie.
Sacrifice htts-Walker. McNally, Scott, Nc
Innis. Double plays-McInnts (unassisted);
gardner Hoblitzei to McNaly: Gardner to
scott. Struck out-by Leonard, ]: by Sell
bold. s. Bases on balls-or Leonard. I: Off
Seihold. T. Time of game, as. Umptres
Nalln and Connolly
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S e1re ' .::::.:..: % %
Summary: Errors-McAulcy. Moran, Smith
Purtsll Madden. Earned run-Montreal /.
Bases on balisIof Hoyt. 2; of. McCabe. /.
base hit-Madden. Stolen base-Gll. Left
op bases-Montreal. g.; Buffalo. S. Double
Auley to Purtel Hit by pit.her-by Nc
Cabe. ] (Smithl: by Hoyt. ! tMcDonald).
Time OF game, 20 Umpirc, Bedford.
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DOUBLE BILL DIVIDED

BOSTON. September 5.-Brooklyn
and Boston divided honors in their
double-header to-day, Galore pitching
Brooklyn to an easy Stool victory
over the veteran Ed Walsh in the
opener. and Frank Allen holding the
visitors to three hits in the second
game, which Boston won, to 1. The
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LOSES THREE-HIT GAME

PHILADELPHIA, September 5.-SeI-
bold held Boston to three hits to-day
but the visitors won the game. 2 to
/, because of his wi1dness. Both men
who scored for Boston got to first base
on balls. The score:
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SECOND GAME.

Score by Innings: r.
Summary: Errors-O' Rourke. Miljus. Two
base hit-O'Rourke Bases on balis.off MIL
jus. g. Struck out-by Allen. z: by Miljus. T.
sscritce hits--5mith. Rawlings. Sacrifice
fics-Kelly. Wild pitch-Mljus. Hit by
pitched ball-by Miijus Cravings and
Tragrcsser. Balk-Mhjus. Time of game.
200. Empires, KLEIN and Emslie.
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AYERS WELL SUPPORTED

WASHINGTON. September 5.-Ayers
vas given splendid support to-day. and
Washington shut out New York, 3 to
D, in the first game of the series here.
Three double plays were factors in
preventing the visitors from scoring.
The score:
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SECOND GAME.
Totals....si / e2i1s Totals....3o s 7:713
sRatted for RtSey In third.
fRatted for LudcrNs in ninth.

Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia ..........0 o O OIL
New s York ~ k:..i:..::.:..ts 800 .r rs
TTwo-base hit1Herzos: Three; base hit
6 asesMNeW York. g. Phiiadephia. g. et Ftr oh
base on errors-PhiladelRhia. l. Bases on
balls-oR Rixey. l; of Fittery, I. Htts-oR
Rixey. in innings: on Fittery. 2 In S
inninEs. Hit by pitcher.by RiIey
terry 1; Time OF same. l:4o. Umpires. Rig
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WHITE SOX WIN AGAIN
R0WLAND'S TEAM TAKES
ElEvEN-INNING GAME
ST. Louis Browns Defeated by battling
Bee After Two Men Are Out.
Make Clean Sweep.

ST. LOUIS. September 5.-By taking
to-day's game. 4 to l, in eleven Innings,
Chicago made clean sweep Of the
first place. A batting rally after two
were out In the eleventh won FOR tho
visitors. The score:
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s ssi!ad snRSR ..::...... 9 9 -
Summary: Errors-Nichon. Kaun. Fletcher.
McCarty. Two base hits-Burns ca; Home
run-Kaun. Stolen base-Stock. Sacrifice
hits-whitted. Kiinfer. Hcrzog. Double
plays-Nlehon. Bancroft and I,uderus Left
First base on errors-NeM York. /: Phila-
delphia. = Bases balls-on Schupp, 2;
Oft Anderson. /: OF Bender, /. Hits-or
Sehupp. in J innings; OF Anderson. o in 2
Struck out-by Schupp. 2: by Anderson. 1:
by Render, s. Time OF game. 2:05. Umpires,
RIgler and Bransneld.
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Totals....4o 4 9 80 Is Totals....s SO 1 8 80 Is
.Batted for Hale in ninth.

ST. sh's hSSls: ::::::::: SS5GSS q
Summary; Two-base hits-Jackson. Pratt.
Hale, Johnson, Layan CD, sethoron. Stolen
Sothoron; T. Bases on balls-oT Sothoron. q;
off Williams, l. Double plays-Sisler to
Lavan TO Sister. Left on bases-ChicaEo, S;
81. Louis. T. Time of game. 2:1o. Empires
Dincen and Hildcbrand.
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Totais....I SIS 81 is Totals....33 { q
eDatted for Aldridge In seventh.

'Batted for Aldridge In seventh.
a &! ass':::::: iSss ssGs
Fiack. Two-base hits-Ames, Doyle. Three
base hits Baird. Smith. PauIette. Kildun.
Ames. Sa :rifice hit-Miller. Stolen base
Snyder. Bases on baiis-or Aldridse. /: OF
Weaver. 3: off Ames. Struck out-by
by Weaver. 1: by Ames. 1. Hit by pitcher
by Garter. (Smith). Double plays.snyder
to Paulette: Merkle TO Wilson; Miller to
Paulctte. Wild pitches-Ames. Aldrtdge.
Weaver. Passed Lall-Wilson. Time of
game. 2:le Umpires. Harmon and O'Day.
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FIRST GAMF


s assanS" ii
summary: Errors-Maranvilie ca. Powell,
Walsh. Two-base hits-StenSel. Hickman.
Three base hit-Krneser. Bases on balls
Galore. s: by Walsh. 3. Sacrifice hits
Konetchy. Meyers. Double plays-Smith to
Rawlings to Tyler. Passed balls-Meyers.
Ralk-walsh. Time OF game. 1885, Empires.
Klein and Emslie.
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Murray Two-1sse hit,.sanabers. Double
Struck out-by Smith. .; By Gould. S.
Bases on balls-oH Gould. 2: OFF Smith. I.
ronto. 9; Rochester. 6. Umpires, Mcbride
and Carpenter. Time. 1850.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Detroit at st. Louis.
New York at Washington.
Boston ut Philadelphin,
(Only three games scheduled.)
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Montreal,


'Batted Tor Tyson IN ninth.
hhu nnalo, ,.'.......'....."9 %
Summary: Errors-Gili (2). Hummeil, Tim
norman. Earned runs-Montreal. S: Buffalo
e Bases on balis.of Tyson, 3. Struck out
by Tyson. 3: by Corner, /. Three-base hit
kopp. Two-basc hits-Damrsu Mcdonald
Corner. Jackson. Sacrifice hit-DaIcy LEFT
on bases.Buhalo, Z: Montreal s. Time of
game, l:a5 Umpire. Bedford
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National League
RESULTS YEsTERpL

RESULTS YESTERDAY
New York. 8; PHILADELPHIA, (first rame).
New York. 8: Philadelphia. 1 (second
Brook!yn. 9: Boston. ! tnrst same).
Brooklyn. I: Boston, (second game).
st. Louis. 0: Chicago, {.
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:. D: ChICNKO, z.
iree games scheduled }

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia At New York.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
(Only three games scheduledD
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American Annexation,
At Kansas City-Kansas City, !: st.
Paul, G.
At indianapolis = indianapolis. /:
Louisville, =.
At Toledc-Toledo-C Columbus. rain.
oils. rain.
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PI-A1 TO-DAY
RIceniund at Newark.
Bulttmor, at Providence.
Rochester at Toronto.
Buffalo NJ Montreal.
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Boston. 3; Philadelphia, 4.
Washington, 8; New York, O.
Chicago. 4; st. Louis. eleven innings).
(Only three games schcduled.)
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How They Stand To-Day
international League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Richmond. 3: Newark. 1 (nrst SAnao>.
Richmond. 2; Newark. IL tsecond
buffalo. 2: Montreal. tnrss E.me>.
Buffalo. 5: Montreal, 8 (second game).
baltimore, 10; Providence. 4.
: Toronto, 4: Rochester, s (f1rst Hamo).
Toronto. o: Rochester. (Sccond Eame).
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PhiIsdefnhja H. y,.r

Totals....I 3 e4u Totals....S0 s "a 3
sBatted for Bender in ninth.
tran for McCarty in sixth.
.Batted for Schupp In seventh.
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spring and pressure from every
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to ride and drive, also balky horses.
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PAINFUL INJURIES.

Mrs. W. 7. West while shopping in
DanviIle. last Thursday, stepped into
the store Of the Winslow Jewellery Co.
and becoming interested IN a watch.
the face Of which could be seen in the
dark, was told to go INTO dark hall
way to make closer inspection, she
opened the wrong door and fell down a
stairway the distance of eight feet.
She was unconscious some time and
sustained very paingul injuries. her
collar bone was broken. her hand
sprained, deep cut on her race ard
numerous bruises. 1t was at first
thought she had received internal in
iuries but we are glad to state such is
not the case. While her friends de-
plore the painful accident, they feel
thankful IT was no worse as her escape
from death seemed miraculous. She
was taken at once to the Danville
hospital and her husband and daughter
notified, and remained with her until
Wednesday afternoon, when snc was
moved home.