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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-12
KAUFF HERO OF GAME
LANDS FOR TWO HOME RUNS
IN FOURTH BIG SERIES GAME
Hnrd Wnliops Put Game on II. IN,
Ginnts-Schupp's Pitching
u Feature,
HY AR'YIlIItt S,pp rr&,,-

Ia ARTHUR SrRUwE,.
NEW YORK. October 1.-THE great
night is Benny Kauf, the little ont
neIder secured by the Giants from the
defunct Federal League. Not onIv
did this chunky little fellow carve his
name In bascbalfs hall of fame. but h o
| carved 1t twice. While over 27. 600 fans
shrieked In frenzied delight, the dlmin-
utire outergarden expert of the Giants
who had been criticized MS fourth !,
rater.. hammered two home runs in tho
fourth game between the White Soy
ana the Giants and paved the way for
victory for his team. which eyencd nm
the series.
There was no fuke about Renny,s
sInashes. NO lucky bound into bleacher
seats. no Knot holes through which
balls might squeeze through. The first
one came in the fourth inning. IL was
terrific smash. Outward II salad
Happy" Felsch gave one lool, -, tho
SpaldinE. Then he rushed like n stake
horse for the ceater-fieId fence. but
me ball sailed over his head and. be-
lore he could recover It, Benny was
rounding third and speeding like a deer
to the plate.
BennE's second circuit drive came in
the eighth inning. Danforth had re
placed Fabcr. who had been relieved
by pinch hitter. One man was down
anu IierHoE nad gotten on first safely
behny fouled off the first one. He made
vicious swing at the second one and
missed. The third ball Danforth served
up 10 him kauff caught on tho end or
MS bat. and II sailed into the rirbt
heid grand stand If the crowd was
Wild in the fourth inning. when Benny
made his circuit smasher. il went
crazy "hen he trotted around the bags
behind HerzoE. When he stcppod q,
the rubber the Giant players crowded
around him. patted him on the bocI,
shook his hand, while the din from the
crowd was terrific.
But while the stick work of tho
Giants center fielder practically navnd
inc way for victory, credit also must
be given 10 Ferdie Schupp. McGraw,s
KID sonihpaw. Ferdie staged a come
back. and he staged it successfully
Today he had the Windy City aryre
Gation eating out of his hand. Steady
IN the pinches and backed up practi
caily by errorless support-Herzoc.s
mlSpiay being eScusable = McGraw,s
sterling portside finger kept the Sox
runless-the second time they had been
smut out In two days In only one in
ning was Schupp in trouble. This was
the fourth, when Eddie Collins led off
win double. Four times Schunn
tried to catch the White SoS canto;n
mapping. but failed. The fifth time he
caught him natfooted, and Collins wont
BACK 10 the dugout booed by the crowd
Tonight the Giant rooters arc maxi
ing New York favorite in the bettinr
Immediately after the game the teams
entralned for Chicago. where they play
the nlth game on Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-12
MIN FOR GIANTS
EVENS UP GAMES
IN WORLDS SERIES
Continued from First

---------- S''' i ~ - i"Sc'l
eginning of the game. announcer:
Fhe Giants have bought their Liberty
onds. have you?"
Felsch. in his eaGerness TO hold Kau~
third, funbled the ball as ne tried
, PICK II UP, and the Giants runn.-
as crossing the plate as the sphe-.
fas finally returned to the infeld
,aun's teammates and the fans gave
m an enthusiastic greeting as he sDed
award the Giants dugout.
SIhe circuit blow appeared 10 take
omething OF Fabcr's confidence ann
ithough zimmerman was retired on a.,
iHeid out the White Sox hurlcr fal,er.
= as soon as he faced the Nationals
y the succeeding sessions. FLETCHER
8pened with single to center. Mana
er McGraw crossed the Sox bv sw,.,b.
lg from his well known hit and rrr
Ystenn by bunting. Robertson and
SoiKe Doth laid down perfcc, hunts.
M by fast sprinting, the bases wer,
He'd Raridens hopper to Faber re-.
Sl:ed in double play. Fletcher he :
forced AT the plate and SchaIk' :
pick throw TO Gandil getting Raridcn
y step. Schupp's single 10 cen,e,
ent Robertson across the plate. but
PIKE was caught by Felsch's rapid re-
irn OF the ball az he tried TO slide in
stride behind Robertson.
I'm the lucky seventh" the Giants
4 S:oreh again. Fletcher singled off Nc
tnIins glove. and took third when
Sber's "spitball" few wild and SchaIk
4 "a TO chase IL to the grand stand wall.
1psrtson went out. Faber to. GandiI,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-12
INDIANS BADLY CRIPPLED
FOR FIRST GAME OF YEAR
Three Regulars Probably Lost for Sat-
urday Hattie With Spiders M
Result OF v. NJ. /. Conflict.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatoh.I
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. October IL
i 3aGiy Scared but not the least bit
both guards and one Of their ends. the
william and Mary Indians are await
Of tho 1917 season in the Eastern Viz.
played In Richmond Saturday. 10
and outweighed by nearly thirtyefiye
pounds to the man. the Indians last
Saturday tasted defeat at the hands or
v: NJ. !; in their first game OF the sea-
son; Three Of the line men who started
at Lexington are on the crippled list
as AS o result not of that game thus putting
Coach Young realizes that he has
serious proposition TO face by tho loss
deal OF attention TO this de5artmen,
On the other hand. the back field. re.
enforced by Fcntrcss. is gradually com
second limo Of defense is very li I'M
TINS season compared TO last years
back field but speed will go to make
AZ v. NJ. l. Coach Young noted manv
rough edges in the Indian machine
which he is rapidly, smoothing and
Indians themselves are straining every
effort to be in condition when tn.
fray with the Spiders. Wednesday sas
the hrst scrirnmage OF the week, when
me me VARSITY took on tho scrubs for a
strinE men put up stiff and spiritea
opposition. but were overwhelmed ~
the varsity. ON the side lines enthusi,
astic bodies OF students were encnur
aging both teams on to victory.
1hat the student body is behind thar
warriors ~ made evident by the nirhtiv
rallies held in chapel hall. Saturday
morning the Indian squad. backed nv
INC student body. leaves for Richmond
battie-royal, with Eoodly number az
ran. rah boys TO cheer their teams on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-12

yesterdays scrimmage. While a few
OF the men looked good in scrtmmaE
standard.
Dickson and Smith are two frst-year
IMPROVEMENT during the session. They
we're good prep school men. and hard
woFk on their part will bring them
up 70 college standard
Inc team VIII leave Lexington for
l Buena Vista by automobile early
North from there. They arrive in New
York Friday noon and have practice
Inc Friday afternoon. Encouraged
Dy the victory OF week ago, the V.
NJ l. cadets will be going strong wncn
Ihey meet tho strong Army Aggregation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-12
Feature Handicap at
State Fair To-Day

Richmond's season OF horse racing
comes to nm end this afternoon with
the running of the Commonwealth
Club Handicap stceplcchnse at the
Fair Grounds. The event In one left
over m result OF the rniny day,
nnd will be staged ms nm ndded at
traction during the autom obile
events which arc to feature the pro-
grams OF to-day md Saturday.
The handicap In for q purse OF
Sooo and will be about two miles.
Inc entries nre' Sndie Jewett, IA,
EuEenfn McGee, 15i; Aviator, 40;
Inior, 1f11 Little Horn, 110, I;ssex,
I1f' 'Tfmbicscant, 1876, Luciele Love,
Ia; Melos, I03, and Remarkable, III.
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and then the White SoX pitcher hit
tlolkc. sending him to first. For the
first time in the game. the fans be-
gan 10 root steadily in an effort to
rattle Faber. McGraw gave the signal
for the hit and run play, and as Rariden
went out Collins to Gandil, Fletcher
scored. With IIolke on second. Schupp
was retired. Weaver to first.
DANFORTu TAKES UP
MuRLING FOR WHITE son
Fabcr retired at the end Of the
seventh inning and Danforth took up
the hurting for the White Sox, when
the Giants went TO bat in the eighth.
Burns famed, but Captain Herzog
s2lashed single to center. and for
the second time in the game Kaun
found ball to his liking and sent il
sailing away for another homo run
This time he hooked the ball toward
riGhthcld. and the sphere dropped
into the grand stand back of first base
while Kauf trottcd around the bases.
preceded by Iierzog. for the final runs
or the contest. Zimmerman tried to
duplicate kauff's hit. but the best he
could do was a triple to center and he
WAS caught hatfootcd at the plate when
tlctche" missed the ball on an ATTEMPT
ed squeeze" play.
During the game Schupp pitched a
! total Of l23 deliveries, of which thirty-
iivc were strikes. fifteen four strikes
ana forty balls. Eight others were
fouls. eighteen field outs and seven
clean hits. He famed seven batters
and allowed two hits in but one in
hng. while the seven hits registered
against him ncttcd eight bases. One
base on balls was charged against him,
this in the ninth inning. when he eased
up. Faber and Danforth between them
pitched TO the batters eighty-eight
times. Their record included twenty
fve strikes. fifteen foul strikes. twenty
balls. one foul and one hit batter,
sixteen field outs and ten hits. Faber
yielded seven hits for ten bases and
Danforth three hits for eight bases
This was the last game in which the
players participate in the gate receipts,
and later on the White Sox and Giants
will divide S152.SSS.6S as their share
OF the admission charges for the first
four games. This sum will be awarded
| GO per cent to the winning and 40 per
cent 10 the losing team. the amounts
being, respectively, S9l,73S.l5 and $751;
/ l35.t@. The attendance to-day was
27,746. and the receipts S63,742 OF
this amount the players received sS4-
/ f20.6S; the clubs, sll.A73.56 each. and
tho National Commission, s6.374.20.
ATTENDANCE POOREST
OF SEASON TO DATE
While the day was almost perfect
! for baseball, being clear and mild. the
attendance was the poorest OF the
series TO date. There were hundreds
OF vacant seats in the bleachers and
similar spaces in the unreserved grand
stand. The assemblage OF fans ap-
pcared more or less apathetic, except
al critical or exciting moments Of the
play. While there was plenty Of cheer
ing at these times. there was little Of
the sustained roofing that might rea-
sonabiy have been expected from So
many thousands Of baseball enthusiasts
specially when the home team was
playing such slashins game and even
ing up series that was thought to be
lost when the New York club Ief,
chicago sunday night with two
straight defeats scored against them,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-12
J Golden BOD and Dlversion also Fan.

1883 Golden Rod and Diversion also ran
Fifth race tmilo and q Guarterl Sky
!niisct. III ,,sehp,,iaEer)., 81 10. So 70 ana
end $50. second: Copper KihE. ic5 (Rowanl
t26n. third, rime. 2:i0l-5. Smi,hhed.
Chri3t!e. Ericklcv also ran.
Sixth race (mlc and siIteenth).-Eil
RYAN. lga tShmiinScr,. Sltio; S:ln sl,eo.
"nd: Snee:rs.. 9, tw. ColinsI, $3.50. third
Time. 10, a.. I'm preston. STR villa IN
Johnson. Sam Slick. Royal Interest. Glory
E.l'c H'sp ran.
MaXiu,s Choice. log tRiccD. 40 81 40 and
$40. Won Wodan. 10, tStorlirE). $3.50 and
Si..l. second: l. 'Cky lUs I.oud"r,. s.,
hard. Time. l:i2 So. D"tcndr :. Hroomcorn
Mira. SioI"hcu:c. rartwCrth also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-12

Summary: Two-base ht-E. Collins. Three-base hit
zimmerman Home runs-Kau6 CO.. Stolen base-E.
Collins. Sacrifice hit-Herzog. Double plays-Herzog,
Fletcher and Hoelke; Faber Schalk Gand. on
basesChcago g. New York, 3. Bases basoff Schupp,
Hits and earned runs-Faber, and in innings; DAN
forth, and 2 in 1 inning. Hit by pitcher-by Faber,
UoeIke). Struck out-by Faber 3; by Danorth, 2; by
Schupp Z. Wild pitth-Faber Umpires-at plate RgIcr:
first base, Evans; second base Ooughin third base KLEIN
Time hours 8 minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-12
Figures on the Fourth
Worlds Series Game

NEW YORK, October 1.-THE Mt
tendance for the fourth gnme of the
worlds series between the Giants
and White So1 was 21.746.
Rcceiptk, SG3,7i".
Playcrn' share, S34.4"0.6S.
National rommissIon, s6,374..O.
Zach clubs share. Si1,i73.5G.
The total for the four gnmes is;
Attendance, 125,3G2.
Receipts, S2S3,137.
Commissions share. S2s.3I..1O.
Each clubs share, S50.8G2.sB.
Players share, SI52.SSS.5S.
The players VIII no, share in anv
more Of the receipts.
The standing Of the tenms,
Tenms. Won. Lost. &c.
.hic"so ...'.." : 500
New York. 500
The NTH game will he played in
Chicago Saturday. October IL,
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Found Dead in Washington.

telegram from Washington to
Police Headquarters yesterday an
nounced the fact that Frank j. Keller
nifty years old, connected with the
CottreN Snddlery Company, OF Rich
mond. was found dead there. No other
details were given. The telegram re-
quested that Ecllcr's relatives be noti-
fed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-12
SCRATCHES

=, The fans have not forgotten Christy
IN the stand he was given rousing
ana prolonged cheer. Later, when he
appeared on the field and presented
aenhE hauit with a $50 check for hit
ting the prize sign. the fans kent I'm
continuous cheer. Matty beat n
hasty retreat. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-12
REVIEW HOLLYWOOD CASE
Supreme Court Grant. Writ OF Erro,
In Tax Litiga-
fIob

writ OF error and supersedcas was
granted yesterday by the Virginia Su-
preme Court Of Appeals in the case OF
the Hollywood Cemetery Company
against the Commonwealth, which
comes up from the Hastings Court Of
this city. Last summer the lower court
sustained a tax assessment Of 49,
sl6.1o against the cemetery company.
Tho Court of Appeals required bond Of
$4,000. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-12
CADETS PREPARE FOR ARMY
Coach Abe1l Makes Several Shifts of
v. vi. l. Wen Before Snt-
nrNsiY

LEXINGTON, VA. orfober
approaching game with the Army next
saturday 1inds the V. NJ l. eleven
working hard. and some of the men
are IN new positions. For excmple
Coach Abel has shifted big Mantor.
i iourth ciassman from West Virginia.
from center TO tackle. In yesterda VS.
scri'nmage he made a fair showing
Mantor, IL taught successfully. should
make good in the tackle position.
RoDlnSon. hrst-ycar man on the
squad is now being tried out in the
back field. and shows DossibiIities
which If developed. will make him a
valuable man. He is fast. but lacks
experience in running with the bail
Thomas. right tackle. who has been
having trouble with his knee. is i'm
proving and played aggressively in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-12

tabieau was staged just before
game time. when the recruits ON rho
Giants bench. led by Manager McGraw,
narched from second base TO their dug
McGraw had old Glory" in front Of
him. " 1N"' "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-12

Rishers. batting for Faber in the
eiShth. came up with n paster on his
neck Schupp tried to peel it off with
the nrst three balls he pitched The
next two were strikes. and Risberg as
a pinch-hitter failed when he flied to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-12

:. Charley Comiskey is popular with
New York fans. even if he does own
the White SoX club. The veteran base
baliist marched through the runway
with the fans. and three cheers" we're
called for him time and again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-12

Some. OF the fans are taking to
riding Eddie Collins. They booed
MIN "hen he was called out on strikes
IN the hrst inning. and again when he
was caught f!atfooted off second in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-12

Inc photographers were treated to a
sensation. The picture takers wero
themselves pictured by the movie
man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-12

Emery Titman. Philadelphia million
are VINO weighs about ton. and looks
like an inflated balloon posed for n mic
tnre with some of the White Sox Tit :
man is an ardent fan and practices
with the Athletics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-12

Resides bringing him glory. Kauffs
two homers brought him two $50 Lib
crty bonds. With the $50 check he re-
ceived for hitting the prize sign. Benny
had reGMlar q la Rock feller daY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-12

Shane Collins couldn't play tho sun
held very we'll in Wednesdays game
so he was shifted over to right Joe
jackson hibernated with the sun god.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-12

Happy" Felsch. hero OF the first
game; MADE the most strenuous kick OF
strikes In the seventh. II wasn't a
Pheasant sensation for the home run"
hero. -' = -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-12
Lyric Corner"
Your Zone Best Bet

If there's any element Of doubt
in your mind, gentle reader, just
you give Lyric Corner" the
"Once Over"
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COCKTAILS REPORTED
ANXIOUS TO QUIT;
WILSON SAYS NAY

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I'rrrllr ~" I,r"rl4 Ih"r" wrr" In
rntlWuG Inuirh' that ihr "'lrpinH
hunrh aud General t,u"thnl" w"I"
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NJ any Iiun since the dI"uEr""m"ut
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rr"Ni1cul Wilnnn may har" rrtuHrh I"
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tinn and interviewed 10 @"III" ihr con.
trnycIHv E'mrrM t:urthnIr hnH mn
carly mnrnlnE engagement Tor lhin"r'
row in sec Mr.. lIrnhnm
The reports nI General GnrihnlE'
rrutIrmi ia u" relieved OF The ship.
building Ingk received considerable
Cr"drnc" In high official rircl"". ana
III" sIIrnrc uf Whit" llnIHc officials
wnE attributed bl hnmr Ia d"rir"
tn keep General Gn"lhnl- ~ his post
nl all hnXaIhr iuhI now WHEN lhr ma
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rnfNSiiiHH, Pa. Iuly 20
night huiIns ~hl' Il d" attempted n"1
O.. IIn by h,tIIne IiIn head "e"lnrt Ih'
hinn.I ,l.",tr { I"nI'h ln", ~ I'hii
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h"rr. inhny
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dnye uf HtrnIu nfl"r h" had Commit
ted Tho iriplr murder. TumplInr yc"-
I,,,lny uftrrnnun brnkc down In III"
inil onlro nnl Cunfrracd Tint he had
shot 10 d"nth thc three prrRunR a
few hours lntcr. after tho dramatic
prcn" In III" Jail nfIlr". T"mpkIn".
CRYING and pulling his hair. racing
pround Tho interior nf his cell, rav"d
md fought with imaginary persons,
hurting himself. head first. with great
gtrcngth. against the bars. vniuly ~
tempted tn end his NE Apparently
realizing thnt he WAN only hurting
himE"Ir ny ihus attempting 9"lfd"-
rIruriIon Tnmpkina GrnSr"d his
throat and attempted strnnE'tlnll"h
Ovorpowered by AttaChoa.
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Three hundred and riHiyiw0 Ohin
county ,Omng men have been called
M for the NEW national army out
Ride nf The city Df Wheeling. bi ihih
numhrr hail lhl viii sec nrrVicr.
Tho addIIlunnl nj men have been
called for The puIpuhr ~ mailing mp
or the pnrnlhlr hrfl"I~n'irh ihf"lIsh
uhl rlruI lmprIlrrilUn ana exemptions
allowed iuI uhdi Irnanns
The nnni"r appeal la llIr "ih"i
drawn al Wa ahinrInn the nIni lhI
rI"LnhIr thr last htIu,l,"I ~ Tia"
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NUMBERS AND
NAMES IN THE
|NTELL|G[NCER
THIS MORNING

Tho IulolIigcn""r. Wy lho m"HL
aL,onunur oroilH. hna boom nhln t"
pronouL To- tn lhoupnuhu ur rnnhorH
This morning iho complete nrWY
ropiulrniinn lists far Whnoling nnd
all Tho surrounding territory, n 10
Lnl OF $500 nnmcR Hall OF thiH
number ,GbO will bo cnIlod for
army HrrviGo. whilo tho ncC0nd
| $50 iR u rGROrvo for tho many ON
omplionn among the first nllot-
mont.
Tho nnmGH will bo foE..h In The
Inlrlligcnccr ON tho following
pngon
CITY of Wheeling Pngcn ! md
10.
Ohio County PnEcn md g.
Brooke County PnEc 9.
Belmont County (Mnrlinn Ferry
DintrIct) Pngo Is,
Belmont County (Bcllnirc Din
LricL Page Is,
Mnrnhnll County PmE0 H.
Tho roll OF numbers uH Gnllrd nt
Wilmington ms rvallnblo up To tho
n0ur Of ROll T. To prrm In found on
PuHcn ! !
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r1I.r,NIIAGEN July 20 GhmIcrl
I'm, NIrhrrIIr I'm hin nddrrrn hrfnrn
The rrIrhrlup yrrirrdny. nnld Germany
would not .unIInur tho war dny
lnnrrr II II could obtain nn hnnnrnhln
urnrr AmrII"u'r intervention whr
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