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SPORTS C VIRGINIA LEAGUE PENNANT SERIES START TODAY~ 1 SPORTS
niCHD COLTS HLI SET
FOB POST SEASON SERIES
llolh Trams llnve Shown Wonderful
righting Spirit an?l Arc Kvonly
Mutclicd.
TKAYXOP. NOT TO PLAY SKK1KS
l.ro Stone Will Probably Pitch To*
day's Oanie at Portsmouth aiul
lliiifj Arragon Will lb* Hack at
Third IJasc.
Vireinil League Series,
Richmond vs Portsmouth
I'lrst era Tin*# todn.v? nt l'ort*
VllOlltll.
Secotid isamc, Tiimdny# Hloh
moad.
I'lilrd came, Wednesday, at
I'ortsmoii t li.
Fourth Knmo, Tlmr*dnj, lllrli
ntoitd.
If niorr jrniitc* nro noroHwarj*
tfitni* ?HI rontimic to alternate
dully hriu ppi? ilir tu? oitics.
\il Ni*ri?%M tame* wi\\ ntnrt at -I
oVIook.
I tn|iIron, Ortk anil Wcstfrvclt.
i
The customary "space-filling" ar
ticles which usually appear before
any scries will be dispensed with as
They have always proven way wronc
in all the dope forecast. The mighty
hitttr, who bangs them all over the
lot during the year, usually hits
minus nothing in the deciding games
and the "weak-sister," on whom
waivers have been asked and no one
wants him, proves himself the hero.
Why compare two good teams'"
Both the Colts and the Truckers have
stood the grilling of a hard season
and finished on top in the two half
season series and have now won the
tight to battle for the pennant.
In a league like this Virginia clr
? nit, where money is spent far in o.\
ces* of the allotted amount, sonic of
Uie fastest players outside of the
majors are to be tound. That fact is
j roven wh< 11 the big fellows arc
daily buying our best speed boys and
i louters.
Jimmy Viox, the Portsmouth man
nicer and former Pirate, has proven
himself a heady manager and good
old reliable player, hut coming down I
to cases he has nothing on l.ee
liooeli, Kichinond manager, who
proved lie could put over a winner
and then in the second half, in the
face of mishaps and injuries to his |
best men, put up a fighting finish |
that made all the teams in the league j
know that Richmond was on uie base- !
I.all map and Mill packed an awful
wallop.
V ith a patched up lineup and
minus their manager the Colts, last 1
tune they wcie it' Portsmouth.
? -j ?i?; ??? < I a w .1 y with both ends of a*
double-header w h e n Portsmouth j
bad stacked their ' linest" up ngailisl !
if- in hopes of einehing the series.
Talking about the two pitching i
?:taft's?\\ e are perfectly satisfied with
ours anil a week from now will prove
that we had the class of t ho league
wearing Kichtnond uniforms. With j
i.e.- Stone riclit, and you c.m tell the
world he will be this afternoon when
be s'.atts t" hurl them >.vi-r, there
are none in ti,?? league who class with !
liim He's Just "breaking out all t
over" with stuff they can't lilt. And!
Uu> M Whorter- another win every
time he 1.1r? - . and h?* can star: twi -e '
in a day .: ro-, . ,-s try. That old boy
uses his thi.ik-box as much as his
arm. and : t.ii*'- wSy he has them all
twinging ; Walter Schulz. that
young ? -.- 1.r.. !, . u:.te l on
when h- w - - - they say lie's erractic
but . averages ? ! the
leagut ;/-j" way up ::i the \\'- i
eolurr.: ji.i'r s I. . ? -tuf: and Is
far - ;? ; ... ,] v ve him
cred.t ! r : -.- - .irt.e support
an
hey stand
and if
- v. ;! 1 So
when regulars have been absent and
hi- e; ? : rig - -. ? < to nc: ? !
Holme . r
?leady ar.-J r. .... ? ? .:? ! he t , .},,?
used v. ? - ir ?'
(?or o_j":.e ! <!? '. j
second to none with Ty Smith, i?aug!i
ton and <; ;'n at. 1 are
in seie ? . -a : ? . i*
average.- <? ? : I-op ? >,
out v :: . li, ? needed. J r a
rna:i I.- '- i ; , . t?? . . . j
the way he . . ? : - g ? , . ! 1 . . .it ? ?x
Is wl ' our a d ? i: t t: lSa.-h:. ti- ;<b-:
in the leat' ie
Series U - i a .; v o-.It wh:<* ... , n
a man nrot :i...r. . w.': b<
pulled flaring the present games,
Portsmouth will be without the ?
-services of ?'.-.r -???r >},-.:?>????. T' ?v -
nor, w,-> w ... . . I ? : 1'." :. ir^- i
Pirate.- ']': |.a\, . . . i
him and he i. 1 r I; ?- r .n '. .?sj.r !.iv
to join t her ? < c.vner I1 w-..
. of the Tru< "k?: ?rl< | to s.-eur- 'the
consent of ? ? f ? ri. ? ti * r .
play Cliami- iti. r J:-.. ; . ;.i ..,,,1 w,
Traynor's p* >? .? ?
Tiaturailv r< f-i-. , It : . y . ai, ?=,.?] ;t
/ player for ?:i s : v. ...
'? them next to nothing, they shou d
have no ktck .. rr. - i(l, j <
Without c. goo : - ? i - - ? during ? re
present f rie- t j,. : i . r ,
not ours. Their i'.:!:ty 11.. j r. W-nsroi
sllO'.lfd not ).? ; !)]>? to I ! I y :r. :
present SM les a-? he v. 4S secured
after the date ? for s t r. ?, ft >;. ii
teams III th s 1) .(? .. Nut ,'y _
liim for a few t,o ; ; ?
, bas hf-r-u made, ti,. ,| (
' lei well enough aion'-,
' / It looks as .f the Colts would ;.ne
' up today as follows:
Shorty Hal. er. shortstop: Ty Sii.-t]
./left field; Jimmy Poole tiis; I. |., ,
{' e:oo<di. riglif tield l*..n? Arr.iiroii.
? TWrd base I.uke Stn..rr s< .-id
?i I'llelt r laughtoil, .elite! t.. ' -1 Ti-il!,.
Bn^tiboil, cntclie/; l.ee so,.,,- r
Tomorrow's game start ?! 4
? o'clock at IJoulevard Field
SoiMltrrn l.rncoe.
Chatlail' oga, 4; J^iitle Itock, '
fFlrst game ?
. Chaitanoog, 0; l-iit!e i:o<k, 2. (Ke<. i
ond game.)
Mobile, (t; Atlanta, 2. (Kirjtt i
gaiiic.)
Mobile, 2; Atlanoa, .1. (Second
game.)
New'^irlean*. 11: It rniiiRham. 3.
Alcn|?iii>', 11; NasliVille, 2.
Pitcher W ho Will Be Heard
From During Post Ssries
-u-i. ,w v,. ?, ?: /- * =?
? \i.ti:h snii i.z.
Old Timd B:<11 bans to
Cclzbrate October 13
CIIICACO, Sriil. 12 The fl f
ticlh nunitrrHiirv of the flrml pro
fessional IlllSI'hilii <'liaill|lioilsll l;i
came will lie t'l-lclinili'd h.v l tie
Old Timers' I Iti l>it II AMMii'lntluu
nl ii hamiuet lirre Oi-ioIkt III. The
Kiiiiic hiin iilnvfil liclncfn the I'lu
??i ti ii 111 i Heel SuickinRH and tlic
t'lili'ilK" \\ IIItr SlnrkltiKsn, Ortw
Iiit lit. I*7l>, lit the old Dexter
l>ri%iiiK Park, in lliis city. The
( iiirliiiiiiii nscrrsntluii went dow n
tn defeat. I<> to II, nt tin- hands of
tin- ( lilenco tcnni.
This mime \i as |irnrfteally the
heel mi lag < f professional lm.tr
ImiII, aeenrilitiK' to M Spink, of
4 hi?'(? uo, M'cri'liirj' of tin- old n?
siieiiition.
'I'lii' Old Timers* llntrhnll Ax
Kix'lailon was oruani/ed iiliotit n
><?11 r nun. It Inki'i hi ihthhiin ivhii
played In or >\ lio sn? tin* Kiliiir,
mid tunv has ahout member!*.
'I'oni loir*, mauaurr of I In- olil
White MiM'klllK team. is II mem
ber.
BATTER UP
IIY .ioi; COli V.
All .-ii- at I f-r l'"i'Fmouth.
Main Strict .t. -:i J A. M.
Soim? one must 1 ?>
Thai's accotdinc ? llovlc.
It don't look .is If It would bo us.
V*. you c.hi n-vvr toil.
lt'ii : m bad tlii-y ; tlp-ir s'ar shorl*
stop, but .-vi .1 .ir.! :li- f -rtun-3 : . >vo
and war and !?.... f.ilii'.
T h o winner slim I pay Philadelphia.
If tl.ey los.? ihcy may blame it on
Traynur .- a: situ*
\V- hsv. j-.-rn Ti -vnnr pull Finn1 flashy
pla.v.-i .1 .1 th-it make ill- in o.-t won
derful errors t-it-r seen.
Sh -rty Maker li :-:i down that position
to u; sat:.* fact: -n.
An 1 t\- I. Th have that cool old fi-el
IriB tin: ih-y K^ina to win. w.i.. h
Is half the battle.
Th f ? I :i '?v ? r.nuch t ? l.i> pri son-, ar
K?*.I??r s- .- :iu I-a ball Kanu
It -if :r full unmo? to cm the old
r.?-?. ? . ? :t tw ? teams sn *
tt ..?? h - :! .- 1 ? to c? 'T s-n-ii.
Tlii; s-.-i ? ? ti' m v ,t iroln?r to li" ;i b'c
h%p '!i ? .a. -J wh ? work in I :>
lt.ii.-u- f : v. : money. And th-.
l-_fl Whl'.-.'VT ti.-V Ret.
Th<-r- v.... l-> ? hiir crowd at Hou>
va: -i i ? i : ;? - t row. .10 Rot there early
a:.J 1 a I. * yuuit- .1 a .--at.
It'n n nc ? i k t n-ttv roo<1 to .?? ??
*. h - - : t ,-uiar. :r.c-ut> ta k "ti tlic 1
today >vt and ready ?.?> ro.
S i' rry vil! have seat* for th*
1' ?.-.ii'iuth K.iinu ' u-iini: down mi
th- tii . v.. : n l .t,-. ni trnu.lv
ii. I .-.uy : jf the f a i' ii (ill ad KlllP.1 mln.:
i ' i 3-1" : . <?' t Hi- hmond Inn. h i<
i : - ft .l .iiiuy Vio.N. :na
. th I'-? rt.* ? i';i i- mi. t i iiiak
? . r.Tri I--.J Trip V.'TH Willie
:. Ii. .Mu'.r.d during ?? i-'.-t
j ? a Burr v i. .. u.s I :,.to las:
* ... t I ? h i- fiat
? f a ti: ,av ;n Traytpir's
? H . thy . -li t way I don't
tnow. Th* l".-s of Truyn i i- their hard j
. ? af 1 I, . Ufi w. . t t i.-ni hi t a way i
lp- ti pla vi ti,
.-k in aiioth?*r
? ? I .-- uU .tf ordT.
? ? an t-i. tip; worid.
.i tlu ?? : ni t '.iv- tlii
r* ?u a ?: ,i t.o onv will
' .1..: .1 a V i: irin i
a'" " i ''!v "f I'll--. |
' .. :? : ..i ? : 1: i -. i '.-taniiia ti
? h ?' win -hv : ? nti.in* i'h? v .i-.n't
-'-if! -it. th r. Tip . d-.n :
? n tisy Ut. I'. n rn.ii-i; loaned Dutch
1 i:--i sway with It. When th'o Coltii
:. t \---r: than ativ nth1 r tv.itn
tii- .- -,-tji ha - t ii .1 v.ar whit iltd
1 Ju-' w.ijn a In!;; and t-.avi-l
a ! a- 1 p.'.:i th*- nutlu-id
I - t ho i n!t- . I and n- v ? r
i ! a Ii - i'. ? ' . And t "ft 11 old ci.P
I ' . i ???? -? i s mi- k'ainaH that way. t ? ?
? . i- - I ? In; iii-rvt . i: iup
-s .t!. ? 1 at ? .t?i<! i. <r .i l it "f Mil,i .
: I tr H ; i. ? I iiy "Ij.ls. lia'il
' it TI, ' i: ;? aKti -i ROt rid <
; ? mt 1 ' it . i !?:' ? T.il win ti w
w ? ? t ?. r,.- ; ? ? t' V and i. ? ? t til.
en. You have p. hand it p. Ben \V.'
i. i. a t,. r. ! ? r n.it in',xifii; up n
1 ? ? I tf II-' : UP .n it -id
FORT WORTH WINS PENNANT
1 II." W- ? 1 Pt -s )
1 > \!.!. \S. Ti:x K.-,.t 1-'. The
t-i :i id" II.? Ti-MiS lii ilRUi' rluM d
V. i' : , today's i.', .1 tin i
Kurt Worth won tin pennant
tiikniK 1'oth tin l.t.-t iihil sfroinl ha'.f
i>f t in- S|i! it ; ? i ?nil.
N?-K": 1 i'iii.i fi ' :i |ni.it-!.c?snn
M-rii.s In ' w ? ? ti Kmt Worth :iti<l ihu,
\yiiir :nji < ..ii> of tin- S-nitln-rn As ? ?
i ..it ion at. iitul t w a y.
SHADE LICKS AREN
? Ity Ah ? la> i I'ress 1
KYI ?\l". V. S'cjt' 1Hilly Sliad<\
an Atm-i i- i-i l.i:l;t.-r. yi sli-rilay
1 i. ' ki-ii '. it romtf.v Aii ti. tin- Alin
??..ii, w ii- *A in h t l ii.uni'loHT in
tii- t,:tp 11. nlh i? diml.
W allt-rsti-ln Ill-fi ats Man-use.
1 ii-fi ? : itv l.i. M a t ? ii- ? . 7 ti;> .iii11
?' - I!. y i- Wll ill 1'dl' I ti
'??Ida. v. mi 'In nolf - a in J>l - -iiflt i Ji of
t I.akinl. ili.irp.mi i'IiiIi ioul
'I- .li if > i uii, wliloh wax Un
it |i>.y |.la v i d f.-t
Tin li st .- i.n w.i- ni'i'li- in tiic
tnoihiritf hy Mr. V. iII. r.-:n, ? I >:nK
tl.<- round in > _?
?? American AHsm-laSloii.
Katisai i"ity, I I M i ii ti r apul in, 2-7.
Toledo. Iml in iipj.ol Is. ,t-3.
M '?.vatiUi.'. Stjn'ittil. 1.
LnuUvi'lc, ? ^lutn'aui), ^'-O.
Cleveland Leads by Seven-Tent lis ol
of a l'olnt?Yankees Holding
Tlieir Own.
(Ily AssocLiU'il l'resn 1
NKW Vl'lUv, Sept. 1".?llrooklyn
inert asetl its advantage over the Cin
.?inn.iti Nationals to throe ami a half
K itii. s today. while the tVovcland
,\n.i mi-.mic. who art- first l>y soven
P ::ths < !' a point, were unable to
si ;?.? tli.' New York Yankees 01T their
heels. The New York Nationals lost
today ami have four and a half Raines
to make ip with less than :< score to
iday. I'lie Chicago Americans also
wi ". dol'ated. hilt are only about 10
points l ehind Cleveland.
The Mending of the three Ameriean
leaders t?dlows:
Cleveland Won. s:t: lost. .*1; per
cent a go. !'?!(' .
New York?Won, SO; lost, 5:?; pcr
ccritam', .1S~0.
? 'hlcano Won, SI; list, r. t. per
centage. .'?OSi'.p.
The N< w York Yankees began
their Western tour hv taking two
out of thr< ? games from their Cleve
land rivals, outplay in,; the Indians in
the Held and at hat. With the ex
ception of 'lie game lost tn <"!? v.-iand,
the New York twirlers were effective
in every contest last week. While
I'levelatid was disposing ">f the tail
? lid I'hiladclphias to.lay. the Yankees,
Ity hand hitting*. defeated I'.-troit,
New'York will (_ro t.< Chicago Thurs
dn v for a t hrei-tTaiiK* ser'. s.
The Chicago Americans succeeded
in winning a series last week fioni
Itoston which has hen a trouble
maker for the thnV pennant con
tenders. hut today the While Sox
were unable to hit Courtney, of
Washington.
Tho Slr.iok'tVn Nationals pounded
out 111 base hits last week, surpass
ing their own weekly record of 112
this season. Their two defeats in
Philadelphia were by clos" margins.
: St. I.ou!s pitchers could not cheek
the batting, and 'In- Stiperbas won
their eighth straight ir.ime today
; wlien Crimes shut out Chicago.
Cincinnati, after disposing of the
| Cardinals with little effort. was
tripped up by P.oston at the start of
. its Kastern invasion. dropping three
out of four games. The Ueiis rested
today, and. after the IMli' adelphia
series opening tomorrow, will go to
Brooklyn Thursday for the so-called
i "crucial" series.
T!ie New York Nationals' pitching
staff yielded only seven runs in as
many games last week. Tod ay, how
ever. the iliants fell before St. Louis,
which lost s.-ven straight frames last
,'week ?three to Cincinnati and four to
Itrooklyn.
Pittsburgh. which tool; four pames
out of tivr from the Ciiants on their
recent _ Western trip, will come to
New York Thursday The Pirates
are light sanies behind the league
?ader.s.
YANKEES KEEP ON WINNING
AND BID FOR LEAD IN RACE
'?Unite*' It ill It Is Wnlkeil Knur Time*.
I.nvls and l'i|>l> Make Home
Ituna.
I p.v Ass .. in'. I i?- ?? )
I?KTKn|T. S< pt. 1 ?N?w York won
from Metros!, lo to ii today.
"Itabe" Until went hit!- *?>?. Al
though at hat : . x times 1>?? dr.'.v four I
pas-es.
l.ewis and Pipp hit home runs,
both of them into the center Held
bleachers.
Mays, who started for the fan
k^.-s, was retired alter allowing five
hits that fcs'i -d in four runs in one
third of an doling.
Detroit us. d four pitchers in an
effort to stoj) the \ isitors. Score:
Scor?-'
New York. Detroit.
Alt MO A AII.H.O.A.
P'pa'ch. ss ? 2 " .. Vounc. r.b i it 4 J
Pien. Il> . 4 2 r. " lumh, ss. n i *
Kuth. ef. 1! it r. 0 i'oIiIi. cf. . H :i l 0
Pratt 2h. r, :! : I W.i, h. If 4 1 1 n
M,*ils??l, T'f r. II at.ill. lit it 1' li> li
l.ewis. If. 1 t 'I Miort'ti. rf f, 2 I 0
war i. r.?.. r. 2 1 pin. in. a t 1 a
Hannah, c I I 1 1 Man.ice. c 4 2 4 "J
M:ivs p.. O 0 o 1 PaUSS. I*.. ll 0 fl 'I
i '..in*, p. 3 0 o .A v ; s. p.. 1 o o o
1 111 ? 1. n. n ?> 1 l
M's.-lte. i). (i o n 1
? 11 iile ... 1 nop
* I-" nto.nl .1 0 0 h
: Manion . 1 0 0 n
T.Vi'i ..Si: II li Total* .. ."57 1< 27 It
?rtalt-1 for Av-n pi sixth.
'Hii;i.'.| fir P.: in! ,n seventh.
ilia tied lor Morrlsctte in ninth.
Scnr< I'V Innilik's: It ,
New York n i r. n o 4 o 1 2?Pt
P.troit 40000101 o? C |
Summary linns? Pt-.-klniiimirh (31 >
Pipn Ii Ituth. pr.irl 12). M<usfd (2). ,
l..-w"s i"oP:tis i,i. Y -it n 1. f'obti. V'Mch. J
H.lin.iti. Stanac Krror 4'obb. Two.
I..is. hits?V oiiiff. V.?,.)!. lletlman. Ward 1
? '.?>. Stanieo. Pr.it' '.!? 'is? ?'. I'eckinpnucti.
H til" in? s - p;pi. I. -vis S . eritlei'M ? Hush.
I' ??!>. ?'.. ti?, Pr.i't. li--. tiin Double
<?<" ? ' ns. , ! hi-.i pi:.p. luisli inn!
Young; Collins. Hannah and Plnn. l.rft I
o*i liaaea -New York. . Detroit, IJ' IMimI
oi !?".ll.? ? P.uish. i ,:n.s. t: Avers. 2.
. i llit.i?oil Ma vs. '
tf i' .V.111- !i )n s 2- !
7 in _? _? : innlncH: olf
Wi rs '? in ! 1 inninun; "It Itolinl. 0 ,
i t ,i|'i:,ir M rr 2 It* 2 innlncs ?
II ? >v llltchor- by f'olU.'i!i I Vi aoli. Stait
i c < i Str i nut' I itss. J. ltv A vera.
1: |.y Colli lis . I?y Itolauil. 1: hv Mor
i s. ' ? . 1 U nil,!':: ; ? !;??:?I' .llins Poh
nik' v.'.h'-i P.ii.' t'ri.i'.-.s ? Kvart!) anil
Niliil!! Till,.-. .'
GO TO BIG LEAGUES
I Hv s ?? '.It I'll SS I
SAN ANTONIO TUN., Sept. 12.?1
Vive members of the In.ai Texas
l.i.itnii- club will i'" to the majors
l-v .--ali- this fall, whip- Pear. Ilrst
baseman: Kelly ai.d P.arten. pitchers,
l ave In i n I'lalmed l.y tecall by the
Ni w York < >1:111? s.
(tthet.s inclu I, Kd I'roivn, out
tiebli r; Kwoll Cross, shortstop, and
?'laud.- Iirivenport. pileher. who K" to
tin Ciants: W.:ll< r Stewart, pitcher,
who sof- to Detroit Ainerieans. and
l-'runk <>Ibsoii, catclur, sold to the
Hip: ton Hiave.i.
'I'tmei I.eiiKtte.
Houston. ", Peaumoiit. 2
Shreveport. i; Wiehita Kails, 5.
i". 'Ivi-.'ii'ii, ft; San Antonio, t,.
I't. Worth. Pallas, ti.
lloland. I; Ml
" iii l-rt 'in
Mii'inr.s; off ]>
AMER1CAN LEAGUE
V liSTKIt DA Y'S It I is. t l/rs.
Pleteiiitid. A; I'ltllaiblitlil],. ??
\\ llsliiliL.-ton, ( liiesteo o.
Knsfori. !i: SI. I ?mi*. 7
New Vork. i:t; Detroit*, li.
M'ANDIMj t>l ( I.Cits.
, , , . ^^|>tt. lm|, P.C,
?s i""1! H ! ??-?
>??%% > tirk Xtl ,*?;{ i?Mi
(I'leilKI. |i0?
7.1- ' '"lis i;.-? li; 103
IUihIoii * - |
U asllillKtllll lilt -.i'i
Del roil ;! ?"*
I'ltilaiieliiliiii II i,l*
\\ IIPKi: TIII.Y I'l.AV TODAY.
M 11vlMi1ul1.11 al Cllieiieii.
ritilitileliilila 111 lleteland.
Itiislolt in -,| lamia.
Now \orL at Delrnll.
:iit:t
iiili
NATION A I. LEAGUE
YKSTKItinVS KKSI I.TS.
>1. lauds, li: New \ itrk. :i.
llriti.l.p II I liienkii, i?.
No nllnr unities sehedllleil.
hTANDl.M. OK ? |.1 us.
fl . . M "ii. I."si. p.C.
ItronUPn al ?-,a7
(ineiniinll . 71 .',7 .jr.-,
>e?v % urk 7li mi .550
70 Iii .sail
I'ltleaco Iii ISO .10.1
SI. lamia IVt 7It .1113
Itosloii r,:| 7,% ,411
I'liiliidelliliiii . ,VJ Hit ,38.^
W IIKHC. TilHY I'l.AY TODAY.
Clilraco ni IlrooUlvn.
ritliliursli ill Itualnn. .
Cinrlnnall ni Pliilailelphln.
M. I.ouis at New York.
Week's Record of Games Played, Won
and Lost in the Two Major Leagues
Illy AMNiM'iutril l'rrnK.|
XKW VCIHK, Sept. 1-.?'I'lii- urrk'x rrcoril In mch IrnKiir ?f Knmo*
1>Iiiv?m1, won tint] lost, with runs, lili*. rrriimi mm left ?in limim nml
runs Hi'nrrd l?y opponent*, lm*l tilling kkiiich of Snlunlitj', .September 1 l>
Ik UN follUtVNl
nation a i. i,i:.\t;ti:.
? lull. 1\ w. I.. It. II. !?:. I..ii. O.H.
llrooltlyn m s s :?? lit S tr> Xt
< iii?-i>iiiii11 7 ,| a aa 72 ti -in a i
."\r?v York 7 S U lis .VI S -I IT
I'lttMiiureh 7 .% ' ; at? 71 s -i:t u:t
eh
V 7 ? ' ~l ?>' > - ???
. V '? i 5 ui ui id
1-lillnilrlphln 1^7 ail 78 1.1 Sit
AJIKIIK AN I.KACl i;.
* l,,b- ' 1'. \V. L. II. II.
1 '??vciumi ii .i 2 a? iii ia as
.\civ York 41 - I j.(S _ j.
' ? S II u as 71! iii .V.I
*?? ??????* s a li 17 K? II sr.
Ilns ton s II ail (IS 7 ics
Washington 1> <; a II ?| ? 7a
Urtroit s .j .| as tss 111 i;i
riiiindoipiiin 7 1 u i? as is :i!?
Mails Won His Third Hi*! League
(itiinu and Kept Hits Well
Scattered.
Illy A-cjo.-lutcd Press. ]
CUBVELjAXD, Sept. -12.?Cleveland
retained lirst place by defeating
Philadelphia today, 0 to 2.
Mails won his tliird American
League game, keeping the Athletics'
lilts well scattered, while I'crry was
not hit hard in any one inning.
Cleveland made its extra l.ase hits
count for runs, Siniih inuking^ tuii*
doubles, each of which scored S>peak
or. Scort^ i
rhiludeltililu. Clevcluiitl.
A li. 11 A'?. A. aM.I1.U A.
nvkov ,v? - - ? .1 am*.son. If. ? I - "
J; rill in "n"'.' I l ? .L w 2". ! S II ?
?* w ? k. i : .1 0 .? u M)ohKct. el. ?> - ^ *'
Irlt111. > I 1 " Smith. rt... i :: 2 o
Ducaii l l - - (Urtliior. 3b. 4 111
Viva,! r 10 1 " J' Huston. li>. I o i. ?
iukh i -? ?- ? S.MV011. .-x... 4 ; 4
iis. I 1. I 1 oXelll. I ? 5 -
I Terry. i* - " '' w Multa. u.... - 1 I >?
! Totals T:T ~T -? 11 Totals ....31 10 27 1?
!,.i oihoooh-1
Cleveland t 110 10 10
.Summarv: Huns L>vk..-?. I'erkln*.Sueaher
3; Uardiei. S-.veil. Krror*?Scwcll. - l ?>'
b?H' hit - -SiR.iker. smith. 3 I hi". .;-b.?m
hiu?Sewell. Home run?Gardner. Doublo
tdavs -Diik'an. Gnflin and Ouj;un; Wamb.
iran.-- v\ ? . an?l Johnston. A*It ??u bases
? Phiiad- ii bi.?. ? . ?*levidand. 7. liases on
ballV-lwrs. Mali-. I. Stru. :U ?ut
1'erry. -. Mails. -. Umuircb?Owens and
; Connolly. Time. 1
RED SOX WIN FROM BROWNS
WITH TWO HOME RUNS
llovt Sent to Showers in the Sririilli
Inning for Ills \\ IItl ?
nr**.
|Hy AsHoclute.l Pr6?s. 1
?ST. l.ol'IS. S.|>t. 1"-'.?Home runs
by liooper an 1 Menosky broke n Hu
lit the eighth iiuii.ig and gave Hos
ton a O-to-7 victory of St. l.ouis t?
'"'iVoston drove 1'cherry from the box
in the fourth inning and also hit
Y.inglWler freely. . ,
1 loyt'n wildncss forced his retire
ment* in tin; seventh, and Hush h?*ld
the loc.ils safe .the test of the w ay.
Score:
lioston. St. I.o'lN.
,\M.II ? i.A. All.ll.O A.
Hooper. rf.. "in <!> rlwr. ?s.. .> 1 4 r
V111. :tb ll"i >}? . 2b. ? - 1 ?
M.iiosky. if. i 4 it ? r. II. . 4 11. l
lletulrvx. . f I ;i . ?? .1." ??>n. ? f. .. - '
S.?Huns. e.. 3 I ' Austin. ..b.. -I 1 1 -
S.ott. ."> 3 - -? Smith. If..... 1 - "
M'Nally. lb. f. 1 1? 1 Tobin. rf I I 9 \
lira.lv. 2b... 8 :: S.Vr. i l. c. 4 3 6 I
llovt. ?* 1 I I>??)>.? rrv l>. 1 o <> 1
llusn. v 1 u 0 N 'l M-r. l>. 1 0 ?? 1
b<?th<iron. i>. 0 0 i
*Hii.inus ... 1 0 0 v
t..!..i.-? t..m!? ??? '? * u n
* I lat toil for VumliM r ? iishlll.
S. <ir<* bv iniilims: , ?*
H.?loii 0 0 1 0 .". 1 0 2 <'-'J
St. l.-uis I 1 1 I " 0 ?) .>_,
Sumiiiarv. Ituiis?II I 'U T. ; \llt. .M.'it
o.tkv .1; Il.-n.lrvx, S.l.mi;. .Scott. <.'."<Umiii.
.S:.s:,-r. ,liii'?l)9ftli. Stnllli. -. vorolil.
Krrort- -ll.-ndrw. llrailv. ilcrbfr. Two
lia.<o lilts ll.'iulrvx. Jtra.lv. Scott.
hor. S>Ir. Tlir<'C?b.i.so hi? ? 15v*ic?on. Iloni'i
runs?ilc?(*:>Ar .NI?*noskv Stolen basos?M?*n
os*ky. Sacrilb-o.s Vitt. Ii?mlryx. Siller.
Austin. I??*b'*rrv. l>oiilito i?lavs?(???rb*,r,
<iede?>n and Staler: (tt-rbor ami SlKlcr. !.? f
on basrii? ltO!?t*ii?. **. St. Louis. 7. Ha.-t
on balls Hn\t. lo b- rrv. Hits? 1J".
10 .in ?; J-:.; Hush. 1 in - l? ??: HM.. rrv. ! ? in
Van?iiM?*r. *'? in .11- '.; s ?tb? roii. I In J.
llit by niteller--l?v lloyt. Sriuth; l?y !>? -
berrv. Svhanir. Strnc. ?mt 1l??vt . Ilib ?.
1 . Van (Si!?b-r. " Wiiinit.jc ; b- r Hum*.
J?ositm \ in (lild* r. I innir?
riart v and m:d. b: ?n.! Tim-. ?
SENATORS WIN ONE
III,- AnKOciatod i'r<x< I
CIMCAiSO. Sept. 12. Col Mney 1 ? t
Chicago down with live lui^ totlay
while Washington hunched hits be
hind Williams- wildn. -s and shut out
ttic locals. 5 to 0. Score:
WusliiniMon. fhlrnco.
A It.It.O.A. AH II O A
Iii.le^. lb... 1 12 1 StrunU. rf | " '< ''
Milan If... :l - 2 o Weaver, rf. 1 '? 1 0 ;
iliee. Cf a 1 0 K I'ril'llf. Jl>. I 1 '.
it,,tli rf 110 0 .la' I.M.i). If. I I
Harris." 3b.. I 1 3 Felsrb. cf . ? 1 ?
Kll. rbo .-?-. T. ft I :i I'll-, lb. I ] '> 0,
Slianks. ::l>. 4 1 r 1 ltl ?lv r?. .-s. :: I .. ??
iibar'i'v. c. P. :t 4 11 ~'.;h.:u, <?? . - ?< ^
t*oiirtnev. i>. 4 2 " 1 v\ lil:.itn?. n.
? \! Mnlit-n .'."ft f>
Wilkm'n. i>. i (? "
TnliiN ...'.36 13 27.10 Total* ....30 tttO lil
?Halt-.I for Willlaiii" In sixth
tchurrity out f"r i-a .-inc Kllcrbe on
th>> bases.
Score bv inninc.s: ".
Wanhlnctoll ft 0 1 3 ft ft ! ..
Chlrairo * ft ft ft ?0 oft" 0 ;
Suiiiiiiarv : lliins - Itl. ??. Klb-rbv Shanks. |
(iharrity I'ourtnev. Krrors -K i*o:iin^ .1. ,
>*olllii!?. Two-base hits?K. i*ollii;s. .lu.lC"-.
Courtney, flliarritv. .1. Colliris Stolen l..is?
?Itlc... Saerill'-.'-Strunk. llouble iiiavs .
Williams lo ltljib?rir "> .1. oil ins: ItiMbere
to K. Collins io .1. Collins. I.eft on bases?
Washlncton. 10: I'll lea Co. 'V Has, on balls
- .Williams. I: Courtnev. Hit >-ff W.'
Ilamu S in Wilkinson. I in :: Hit bv
l?itcb?.r?'Wl'.liajns. (Harris. Mi!.ml. S'riick
out? Courtm-V- William*. 1: Wilkinson. I.
i.osinir jiitrher -Williains. _ Uintiir. :. I>1 -
neen and chill. Time.
HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES
I'ir" race?five ap.l a Half filrlonus: 1
three-year-olds aTossuii. lt'*<: IMir .!?
Mornv. 11 ?"?: .lacnues. II'".; Ilasillle 11.;.
Mantilla. 113; Uvtlth, 113: I.I? T H r
1,11111 nr.; W T. <;ri?v<s. ||t;; Vocruietr.
lit;: Chefa. 113. KllRlble aCaratbr. I 1 .
bTwo 1'*. at h.-rs 110. aSacIouton entry.;
liMrs. William Jeffords entry
Second rare?two ?Hnrri^. IT.J; t
Vigilante. 131: Full Cry. HI: Kinu Simon,
' Third race ?three-vear-ol.ls ut>: six fu*
Innts-lltihokUM. 1-0: Walter Mack. 1 1 r.
I at holirk 114. Will. 111: Ibailtl
Sle.:i> 1IIS: Kirah. Iftl: TTio Mas'iucra.l. i.
13ft; "Sayona. Ill: Kl 1'rIlilo. 112: l*?-n
eourdlne. li'O: Am- rlean Hone. IftS: Cr
iianlum. 117". Fickle Fancy, 114; Allah.
112; tjucen of Spa HIS: War Winner, l.tc
Klllfllile White Crown. 115; I'hantont
Fair, ltil: Haconteujie, 117. lla|ipv-45o
I.uek v. 117.
Fourth race? tliree-year-nltl* and nn;
one mile and seventy ? rils? 11 >amro.s. h.
117; tJatll. Ill: Siren Maid. aFaison
d'Or. 69: Mockoranise. Ill: Manocuvrt.
117- Smart lluv. Ill: alto?s entrv.
Fifth rare -ihree-y.ar-oldfi; ni:!e. and .
sixteenth Amackassln. 115: Dladi. 11";
t it" n well, Ift.'t; Sunnyhlll. 110: tai-'iank.
H'H: Franklin, lift; N?lle York- lft7
Sixth ra e?three-year-olds and ui>: mile
and s ventv yards .-T?r?mt?to II. 115;
Antoinette, 112: Fixer. 1ft.: ashart. I rost.
11 ? Capital City. 110: Court Fool, tru.;
a - l^edlnnK.ture. 107: Tom Hrooks. lift:
l.ady Hinmcllne. OS. all. W. Foreman
entry. . ...
Seventh rare?three-year-olds and lie:
one und one-sixieenlh mile*?l.atlv Kmm<
lino. 97; Kill til K. 105; Star Shooter. Ill
St Imp 114: Teponsbon. 117; Hello Hard
n?i Ift3; I'adita. IftR Hick C. \V? 111
Will -l>o. lit llrlnk. 103; Meadow tlrth
lit: Hetsy. lit: James. 117.
Clear: Rood.
BROOKLYN DODGERS CO
FDDTHED HO DAILY
Wallop Chicago Cults in Sunday
Hut lie by Score of ,"i to l>.
(jrimes Was Invincible.
(My Associated ITfus.)
IiKOOKl.YN, Sept. 11'.?The Brook
lyn Nationals got a firmer hold on
lirst place today when they continued
their hard hitting and fast fielding
and won the llrst game of the series
l'rom Chicago. ?"> 1?
Grimes. of tlie Superbas. was in
vincihlc throughout and. although lie
yielded f.?i?r hits and a pass, only
twenty-eight batsmen actually faced
him in nine innings.
All the l'.rooklyn players made one
or more hits, except .Myers and Miller,
both of whom aided. nowevcr. with
sacrifices.
Grimes received perfect support by
his teammates, who had a total <?f
twenty assists. Olson repented his
spectacular fielding of yesterday.
Vaughn, of the Cubs, piteh.il sti-ady
hall until the fifth inning, when
i Schmandi's Texas leaguer dropped
safely in center Held and then bound
ed over l'askert's head for a lucky
triple. From this point he was hit
hard.
t hlniiro. Itrookl vn.
I AH.IflO.A. AIM! OA
I l-'Uek. rf. 4 ii I ?> Olson, s*. 4 - l ?
T. rrv. km. :i II f> t J'ston. 3b. 3 J 0 ..
: It: son. if. :i ?? o ii N<*ls. rf.. - - "
i M< ! !ti .'I ii ID J Wheat, If. 3 1 ft 0
l'a>kt. ft - 1 t 9 Mv.r-. rf :i <1 0 i.
Cl'l' rvll e .i ii fi .i S In ill. H? 4 _ 1 i li
ileal Vh - :: '? 1 * K'dulf. 2b. 3 - 1 ?
1 -|>rrc. I'll. :t II 1 o MllbT. I- .. 4 I| 4 2
Vaiich.ii. a 2 1 II I' Grimes. t'. 4 10 4
Totals .27 4-1 1 "? Totals .."1 1- 27 -"
?Hatted fur ISailey In ninth.
Sviif by InniiiKr:
fiutco ...onftOftftftft n?<i
Itri.oklyn' ' ? 1 - 0
Summary: Huns?Olson. Johnston. Ne.s.
S.hmandt. Urimis. Krrnr?Iteal. I w"
lias- lut?Grimes. riir.'f - haso nit ?
Si h ma ml I. Stolon has"?Puskort. Saeri
lb . s Mvrs. Mil'it. 1 Joutile tilav?i.il.-ion.
K '.Muff a ml Si-hmauj! I,efl "II bum;* ?
Chicago. I: Brooklyn. 7. Hases on balls ?
? iff Vaughn. ll.i'ff Grimes. I. Illicit
Vauchn. It in 7 Innincs; off Halle'.. I in
1 limine llit by tiltcher?by \auchn
l.lohnston. \Vl?.'a t). Hiruek out?-by
Vaughn. 4: by Grlm'S. 3. l'asaeil ball?
Miller. Winning i?ltch?r?Grimes. Ie-islng
mtch?T?Vauirhn L'mplroa?KU*m an*\
KmMi?*. Tim*-. 1 *.39.
NEW YORK GIANTS LOSE
TO ST. LOUIS BY 6 TO 3
K.ll- anil llaticrof t J-'eiiMirc flame
\Vllh ?t Triple- I'lny In Seventh
Stnnxa.
[Itv Ass Kbit"! rrces.l
NKW YORK, Sept. 12.?St. I.otiis
won. the first game of the series front
New Vork today, C to S.
The Giants went into the last inn
inir with tho score rt to 0 against them,
and started a rally which included
live hits and three runs. Haines then
gave wav to Sherdel. With the bases
tilled Young was thrown out at llrst.
ending the game. .
The Giants' played pnnrly in the
field an.1 were unable to solve Haines
until the ninth inning
In the seventh Kelly nnd Rancroft .
pulled off a triple play. With three!
Cardinals on the paths. T.avan drove i
:i liner to Kellv. who stepped on first |
retiring Mcllenry for the recond out
.?mil threw to Bancroft, who touched i
second before Ilornshy could get
back. Score:
SI, I.onis. New > ork.
Alt ll.O.A. , Alf ll.fVA.
'anvrin. lb- -r- ' r' - 'turns. If.... 4 - - ?
Soliult/ rf.. t ft 4 0 Mninift. ss. .. . -
?SfiM-k ;;b.. . n 1 ? 0 ^ oiiritf. rf.. I *? - ?*
H'rrisbv, 2li.3 I 2 C Krlsi h. Sb... I 2 1 3,
M llmrv. If. 3 ft 1 n Kellv. lb ... t 1 13 1
l.ivan. ss.. 4 I ? 1 King. rf.... 4 ' i ?
II I ln-nt*. ef. I ft 2 ft Povlo. Ub...
Pllbf^r. e. 4 ?! -1 1 Smith. ]14 A]
llalnos. P... 3 1 ?> O N.-hf. f 1 J n ?!
-Jilt-rib 1. D... 0 ft (i 0 Sallee. n.... "52},
?Walker ... 1 ft ft " '
l'f-rrltt. l?... ft ft ft 0 '
?fSncncer ... 1 ft o ft
T.ta'.i ....31 7 27 lft Total* ... 34 10 27 11
?It.itteil for Salic In elt'htli.
Tltalt?-d for 1'i-rrltt In ninth.
Seor< bv laiilncs: , '??
! MiiU . . ft 2 ft ft .1 ft 1 ft ft?*i
N.' w' Vork' .! ' ft " " ft " c- ft 3?3
Suin'i..,: y: linns jativrln. Seliultz. Stock.
Ilornshy. IHlboefT. Maine*. Kflly. Kin,11
|ioy!>'. Mrrors?Kriseli. Klnc. I)e\'le. .
S-jiiih Two-base hit?Pllhoefer. Stolen
t./... Seliultz. Sacrllli-'S?Haines. Sehultz.
sioels Mcllenrv. I>oulilo nlavs?Nohf to
If, nerof t to Ki>llv: Hornsliy to .lanvrin:
.1 tnvrln to I .a van. Triple tilav?Kelly in
I'.ineroft. 1 .ef t on bases?New Tork 9;
>*t I.ouW. fi. H?*es? on balls?Nejif. 2.
Hnln.'i 5. lilts?off Nohf. ?. in 4 1-3: Sal
lVe " tn 32-3: Perrltt. 0 In 1: Haines. 10 In
K -.'a- slierilel. 0 In 1-3. Strnrk out?Nehf.
llalnes. 4. AVInnlne nlteher?llalnes.
l.'osinit t>it<-her?N"hf. Umpires?HlKler anil
Moran. Time. 1:55. ^ _
ROANOKE FOOTBALL
SAI.KM. VA.. ?Sept. 12.?A so.uad of
fifteen tiicn lias been engstged tor the
past live days in preliminary training
for the football season at Koanoke
College. This will be augmented to
foriv by the. opening of ?'ollcge on,
Tuesday. Practically all of the can
didates' arc fresh men. a number of
\ Hum arc showing up well. I.uc.as. :
formerlv of Milligan College. Term.. ;
promises to solve ltoanoke's need of 1
a strong punter. Coach beury lins
been -giving special attention to his
ileveloptncnt and his punts already
have good height and distance,
liradberry and Caldwell, who were
stars on ltadford High School, are
promising varsity material. OaUey. of
Salem High School, is also display
ing good form in passing and receiv
ing putitls. Koanoke supporters .are
enthusiastic over the results of
Coach Iaary's work during the first
week of practice.
LEONARD TO FIGHT BRITTON
| By Associated Press. J
CI.K VKI #AN I >. Sept. 12.? Renny
l.eonard. lightweight champion. ?nd
.lack Rritton. welterweight champion,
have been matched lo l>ox ten rounds
here early next month, it was an
nounced here.
Kach has been guaranteed J30.000,
according to the promoter.
ln<crnntlonnl I.eaRrne.
?\kron. 1: Rochester. ,r..
RaitImore, 12; Reading. 2.
' Huffalo. 1; Toronf>. 2.
Jersey Clty^ 7-10; Syracuse, 3-0.
GAR WOOD, JR., 20, FIRST
III GOLD NOGEET RACE
Suro Cure ami Miss Nassau Dis
qualified fur FuHiiro to Finish
Day's Heat.
IHy Associated Press. |
DKTItOIT, Sept. 12.?Cur Wood.
Jr., second, of tlio Detroit Yacht Qlub.
j with (j. A. Wood at the wheel, took
j ( lie second heat /and first prize Iti the
I Gar Wood ?5,000 gold nugget race in
j the Bold cup regatta here this after
noon. Woods' boat (In Is hod t lie
: forty-three and one-quarter mile heat
I alone, two other starters having been
| forceed out after completing more
| than half the heat. Woods' elapsed
| time for' the distance was 59:35,' an
j average of 13 5 Matuto iniies an
; hour.
Sure Cure, of the Detroit Yacht
? lub. winner of yesterday's heat, and
?Miss Nassau, of the Cleveland Yacht
Club, wci*o disqualified by their full,
"re to finish today's heat, and it was
decided not to run a third heat to
I morrow.
1 he standing of the three conten
ders on points for the two heats
was: Uar Wood, Jr.. second, 0: Sure
, Cure, 4; Miss Nassau. 3.
A pretty finish marked the second
twenty-two uml a half mile heat in
'no Saltan trophy race for cabin
cruisers with a maximum speed of
seventeen miles an hour. The heat
was won by I.idwina, third, of the
Huffalo Launch Club.
?.M.hV flnwl h,ral t,,c Sal Ian race
I will bo run tomorrow.
Second heats in the Carl Fisher
trophy race for displacement boats
capable of thirty-live statute miles an
!'! ir'filn Kold challenge cup race
"in feature tomorrow's racing.
MANY BREEDING FARMS
THROUGHOUT THE EAST
Now *ork, I'rnnh) Jvnnin, .Maryland
anu ,>|>W Jersey llnxo I'rodurril
?Mirny Winners.
' The recent successes scored bv the
1 owned by ?? ifTord A Cochran!
whose farm is located in Wcstches
hr S?u"l-V. 'Kive? fresh emphasis to
ino fact^ that good racing material
i'!"n 1,0 bred and .developed in this
state, and at the same time, adds
proof to the oft-repeated statement
mat ?-?aII studs are successful: be
cause of tlii attention bestowed upon
men's members of such cstablish
n,any >',:irs racing rnn
t? rial was produced in New York.
I eniiti-ylvania. Maryland and New Jer
i Iroquois, winner of the Kng
"sh Derby, and Parole, conqueror of
some of <ire:it Britain's best races,
were foaled near Philadelphia. Cold
Heels, raragon, Oonnernara and other
good winners were bred by A J. ?'as- '
salt In the suburbs of the same c'itv i
Menry of Navarre and Irish Iytd were
foaled near Shrewsbury. N. J., and a !
whole regiment of famous thorough-1
tired.s have come from the Hrookdale
1. ? hard by, commencing with the
period when l>. l?. Withers was wont
to surprise the turf world ut Mon
mouth I'ark every year by the ex- I
. ellence of his homehreds. This same i
? farm, operated by the Whitnev's. hasL
been responaible for the winners of
I many great turf prizes at home and
| abroad, and has furnished the prescnt
| diy turf with a band of fine IW-vear
olds and in Prudery. a filly that is
j perhaps^ the be?t L'-year-old of the
year. New Jersey was also the State
selected by Pierre Lorillard for his,
breeding activities, and his Itancocas j
'.stud, 'at Jobstown, was the birthpmce .
?of many turf celebrities, among them !
\\ anda, Dewdrop and Kxile.
Maryland has furnished many fleet '
horses to the turf in the past and the!
recent achievements of Nancy r.e-*, 1
i tiled by \\ illiam Wood wurd in Prince !
? ?eorge's County, is proof that horses I
1 ''"alily can be reared in that Slate ;
J ne first August l!elmonl. for many j
years maintained a stud at ltabvlon. ;
ij. I., '-rni passed many liappy hours I
there in intimate association with the
horses he loved so well. It was at
Itabyion that Forester, Duchess. Jack
of Hearts, ltica and many other good
winner* first saw the light. Stephen
San ford established a stud at Amster
dam in :i region where the snow comes
early and stays late, but he sent to
the races from that establishment |
such sterling performers as Mohawk,
Kockton. Chuetanunda and Caughna
waga. Krancls Morris bred horses of
merit at Throggs Neck, in Westches- !
ter .County, half a century ago, among !
the products of his farm being Kufh- I
less And Pcmorseless. and now Mr. '
Cochran has shown that fleet racers
can he reared among the hills of ;
one of the .most picturesque regions;
of the State by winning recently v/'.'ii ;
Smoke Screen. St. Michael and 'Hank
sia. Another Westchester breeding
institution that is hound to be heard I
from is Masf View Farm, where James
Mil tier bus t Men Brush hor.se I'eb
bles and a choice band of mares.
Many of our breeders have long held
the idea thai salisfactory results were
not lo he achieved outside of Ken
tucky. These gentlemen have missert
much of the pleasure, which is to :??
derived from <any venture of this
character. The intimate acquaintance
ship with the various animals is miss
ing- The days when the owner Is
:st? wander through the pastures
with the mares and foals following
at his heels or hedging him about In
I heir curiosity are red letter occa
sions. If these could be multiplied
into week-end friendships or, better
still, daily companionships, how much
keener the enjoyment would be?
Young Peter Piper
IIY WII.MAM F, KIRK.
Old Peter l'lprr picked peppers,
they sny;
Plcklrd peppers he picked by the
peek.
We rend of bin fame In ? nursery
lay
I-.re nt> knew Ihe first card In a
deck.
Hut yniiiig Peter Piper cnnld pickle
the pill
Willi ihe highest of all Ihe high
steppers.
So young I'eter Piper liad for
greater skill
Than the Piper who picked
pickled peppers.
To pick pickled peppers requires
no nerve
And only n fairly good eye.
It lakes a renl man lo pickle ?
curve
Thnt whlr.r.es ferociously by.
"When he cuffed n high bnll to Ihe
outermost unli
The fan* were tremendously
Kckfed.
This Pele ti? each fan was n far
greater man
Than the Piper whose peppers
were pickled.
In the old Deluge Unys, In Ihe
old Molxly Mn?.c,
Kre Ihe glorious nntion went
dry.
Fnll ninny n dnme wailed after the
game
- Till her hubby bnd gone through
the Ityc.
And these dames used lo sneer
when their helpmates so dear
Al their dinner sal eating their
nil
And trying to say in their tongue
twisted wayi
Pickled the
to He Distributed Aiuojir
Winner of Kcuturo Knees.
C'lussy Field Kntered.
Illy Associated I'rond. j
SYRACUSE, N. Y.. Sent. 12.?Five
events. with puises totaling J 1
comprise the opening day's program
of the grand circuit meeting litre to
morrow.
The feature event of the day's card
is the matron slake for three-year
old trotters, with a purse of $'6,500,
The Kinplre State stake. *10,009, will
he contested Tuesday. The speediest
of the big lino 2:12 class trotters are
entered.
AMERICAN HORSE AND YANK
JOCKEY WIN FRENCH CLASSIC
lln 11 ersea, l'onnrrl) lleloiiK Inn to
Ibr l.ute \V. li. Viiiiderldll, Mni
the Wlnnrr, nt II lit I.
I'AlllS, Sept. 12.?Hattersea. from
I he stable of .1. Kulgers l.eroy. for
merly belonging to the late W. K.
Vanderbilt. today won the Omnium
stakes, the French St. l.eger, at the
resumption of the met ropolltan rac
ing season itt Auteull. Sixtoeii homes
started.
The winner was ridden l>y Km nit
O'Neill American jockey, and paid
3 to 1 in the betting.
FAMOUS PROMOTER
RETIRES FROM BOXING
Disappointed. lie linn Withdrawn Illi
OfTrr for n Mnteli llrlucrn
t'nriH'iilIrr nnd Driupnry.
(My Cross Atlantic Service.)
Wi.N'liON, Sept. 12.?C. H. Cochran,
the famous light promoter, has an
nounced his retirement from boxing
anil has withdrawn his offer for tTTr
match between Carpentler and Demp
sey. it |,<f stiid that the decision of
the American boxer. I'ete Herman,
not to meet .1 irnmle Wilile in-London
on September 27, together with other
disappointments, have influenced
Cochran in his decision to withdraw
from rum affairs
FOOTBALL AT V. M. I.
fSpecial t.? The Times-IMspatell.)
M. I? Sept. 12.?The football
season of practice at the Institute
is well under way with all thingn
moving very smoothly. I'p till now.
sixty-one men have reported for dutv
with the squad which has us its
nucleus nfteen <?ld monogram men
I he entire squad has been divided
Into live teams, which have been go
ing through the early practice of
falling on the ball. punting. hitting
the dummy, and running signals a;<
if they were all lirs-t choice for the
varsity.
Conches Clarkson and Spruhan are
I/1. .V.n,,rB,! two of these teams and
Sullivan, \. M. j '1!?, now assistant
Au ls ,,oln? hig things
with the other three.
The wealth of material ls gratify
ing to the coaches. Several old men
who played on the scrubs last vear
are giving excellent accounts of
themselves this fall. Wescott. Wa
ters. ^oung. Itogan and Seinans, ail
show up well for places |? the line
t on.? 's of Somers. .^hiplev. Smith.
and Mason, veterans of last
years learn. In the back Held Shan
non. \ enable. W.. Saunders of S. v.
4.. Carlton of lloanoke high, ralk
ifer. of l.ynchhurg. and .\Japhls. of
>\ arrenton. will contest with Kerch
tcapta|n) Ingram, Stuart. HutitinB.
Alison Dickson. McCuistion, who
played Inst year.
The coaches are very well pleased
with the prospects for the coming
season, roach Spruhan was heard to
remark that the material is all that
could be asked for. And with Coach
< lark son s new plays, which lean to
ward the old smashing game which
he himself played several years ago
the brightest season in the history
of the Institute Is to be expected. "
BRAVES BUY PLAYERS
no.STON' Sept. 12.?President Grant,
of the lloston .National League base
nail cluh, has announced the pur
chase of Outfielders Nixon, of the
Beaumont Club, and McDonald, of
tn<5 r*alv^.stori Club, Toxas Lojipuo.
Little Caddie
Do yen like the golfing Kimt,
I.idle cndillef
Dora it Krt your heart aflame,
I.Kile rnddief
Do you gel a lot of thrill*
Tramping over dnlc* nnd hllla
.Shnrklnjj cultn prrchtt pills,
l.lltle eaddlef
You Mill find In nny ease,
l.lltle cnddlr, I
l.lfe Ik nothing but a cbase,
l.lltle caddie.
If nlnnc I.lfe's ulndinc trnek
We don't Junin to crt the Jnek
AVe'll set dl/.iy Ruing back,
l.lltle' raddlf. .
TIMES-DISPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISIN
INDEXED KOIt QUICK ItEKHHEN'ct
LINK HATE I'BH DAY
(Count 0 words lo a line)
1 Kornlay '..16 c?>
1 Wtek-Day *.12 f>,
I Coneocutive Day. 10 c*t
1 Week. Includlne HundaT 9 <>,
These rat.r afiDly only (o advertla?m..|
orlslnatlnrr Id iba Mate of Vlrrlnia .
when caali i<< companies the order. Ctwr
? 0 v? rtlseiiieDls wher, accented, will
' Iliad at a lilnacr rate sublect to dinus
* hrn uald wllhlu seven days.
Lojicer Term Itates tor lluitucaa Ailvi
tlaurx on Keuuest.
SAflycrtlaemeii'B r?c*lveti aa late a*
M. each week-day. and uu to 8 I',
aturdry fo- c?rro<t cluaalllcatloD lu t
DtdjnornliiK'ii * t??
UBB Tilt. TELEl'IlONO.
? Call "Randoluh 1."
Aak for Want Ad Taker.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
J>raths
tiAJpKV i ?:? <!. Saturday. September
i 1-?2U. at In-r JO'iS Wist Cai
, l.ui.t Tiiomphon Italley. wile of i
*>? Halle)*. J'uiMitai from the above
deticu tain afternoon at I o'clock.
torment in jiivervlew.
URKUOItY?K^tereS Into rest Hcptotnl
i-'. at liih hoim-. 'KlaitiK Gt< ? i
*vi"K William Cuuniy Vn . Judk'c 11
I ?.?-e4*f,ry# ,n v-ciirhlh year
I iiih i?Ki, i|i% hurviv?.-d by three ell
; ('r"r>. Kok?t (Jr? Koiy. Jr. .Njtm. Itoircr
; J?reicory and Mr*. Kdward M Maittui.'
u lie ral ut KInihk lire?*n. Va.. Tuend
morning. Hentember 14, 1020, .?? ii o'ciu
\\ liicil. at her home* ut I*aui
i # M'-nrlco County. September 1*J. at
0 dock a. M. in n? r f??rly-n?*vei?th yei
i ?Mi* Aniil** l'yp**r Walton, widow of i
?ale II .Nlrhola* Walton She 1* Atirvlv
by three daughter*. Mr.. A A. Ilaix.
?Mlfoo'it t ? , *ml Henrietta Oihnet
V\ alton. UIHl three M'?|?y. Itohert A . l*Sa
It.... all.I Waller K?tth Walton, all of II.
7 ninivrn Mm A. <J. I'io
ami Mrs. \\ . j|. Ko>i; two broth**?. Oeor
A anil John It |*yper. of Hlchmoi
Mr" Walton was hoin tn Scotland. JJ
funeral will take p|a^> Tu*'??lav. 4:30
M. from Kmanu?'t Kpl#n opal Church.
1 ? rm?nt In ? hurt h coiim torv
_ Kuiirral Directors
1M1AUI'?Rd win J'haut>. funeral direct
and embulmer. M, k. Main .St. M*
eoti 131. Jtrfiidoluh i?CC5
Personalis
Sl'lilNtJ i < ?"| s :i on frame. 20^pbond CI
ton niaUre&;o*r< an?J f? Ath?r idllowa. c ,
an n*-w. All three for 17. See th* m
Central Y. M. C a.. 6t phone Randol
I/ost and Found j
Ati < > s \' fill tlic ( ka nk - u?t?. one aui
mobile eraiiK. l-'lmlt r pIcmiiu cull Uou
vnnl 40S4-J Reward.
DIAMOND l?oiit *t or between thi in
offR. ari l K W. I>abney>. diamond .
of r inac Call O. M Quick. Handoluh il?
?-J
an'I r? ?,**iyc__r?'war?l. _
lit Ml?l.oht. one blue Ilelton ???%ttrr; ...
black ??am with curly hair. Annwcri
name "Teddy." Howard for any inform
lion Phoni Madlion 3300?J.
I'( ICK KT1U M ?Ji 1'OiU po< ketboolc
taming }1 ? at Koreat HI 11 or ?>n <_
Seventh and Hroa<l. Call Houl^va
J.t 11 ? J It- ar.l
Iti.N'tj?1 -? ?>t 1-rtday afternoon, tvirr:i<? i rt:.
* K. J S." It? ward. Iteturn to John
Wllllam ? jfic Son*
8UITCA8K I'ariy taklna by rnlvta
wrotu: hultcane from train arrivjnif
.Mailt Street Station 3.CO 1*. M. Sutidi
; September 12. pi* .*50 communicate w.
H nry A l.atane. |'?1.1 (>r>iv?? Avnlie, c*
AUTOMOBILES
Aiitomohili's for Sale
" ALL BARGAINS
3-4-ton Republic.
1-ton Republic.
? 11 -4-ton Republic.
11-2-ton Republic.
2-ton Republic.
21-2-ton Kelly Sprim
field.
I-ton Denby.
II-2-ton Day-Elder.
Ford delivery wagon.
White touring.
Stearns touring.
Used trucks and bodie
All sizes.
Cash or Terms.
H. D. KING
MOTOR CORP.,
820 West Broad St.
ATI.AS. thrf*-four*.h* ton truck: ov?
hauled; ii'wly (Hinted. Hrxt of c?
dltiori. A Meyer's Svsia Co., ^-11 Soj
Eighth Street.
CADIl.l.AC'?Kor ?a.]e. T-liannenRer Cail
lac car In Kood ; ran bo seen
K'i'j Ingram Avv.. tt.?.i:h Itl'-htnnnd. 1
MCIKIOI.H
PEABOD\
KAI.TIMORK. .Ml).
|Thr l.rndinc Kurlowrd M
klcul ('iin?ervutnr.v In t
(' u u n t r v. SchoIariiMi
Onrratic tralnlmr. Tultl
In all t'rartos an.l bran*.li<
Circulars mailed.
MYRTLE REDFORD ROW
Teacher of Piano
I'upil of
Dr. Wllliati) Mason, New York.
Thno. Bohlmann, Herllti. j
Mrs. Tiowe Is a spoclallsi with yotV
children and bufjintiers, and will
cept a limited number of pupils.
Phone lloulrviird 41t20-AV.
OI'KN TODAY UNTIL 5 P. M.
The "business end" of our outfitting is located
at 605 East Broad.
So, if ready to take a shot at the new Fall
styles, go to it!
Money hack backs 'em!
The best of everything men wear.
New Fall Hats.
New Fall Shoes.

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