The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, November 16, 1910, MARKET EDITION, Image 5

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Minors Want New Class—Johnsons Record Broken
FOR All DIVISION
i.Xiu.KJt iu sii i:s i»i;m vm> !
t>\ anothkk \m* 11,^.urn
CLASS THAN \(>\V K.VISTS.
CIlll'AliO Np\. |h —Though tins'
mutt'T nr r* a lassilication of th<- minor
leagues was not ret.. hoi at TUeBd:t>‘»
sessions o' tin National Ar*» lath'll,
it was the subject of paramount m
teret in tin1 iotiby gossip. ami pror-i
bly will Ins tin- ramo* *.l a lojt of c.r- .
gument and soiim mr.-m -s later. \V-Tk
liy th■ ■ assm-tation it »-11- was stri'dlv
<>i a. routine naujii . but tin hoard
of arbitration was in session ian- in
night, and it wm said that there might
lx* developments of’g-i.ut interest in
im:nt*< tinn with ilm Miiiiji i t in which
all id' tin lea gut s an* most inlet -
i Kind. Tin Kami-rn l.ragtn and Ann
nrii'an Vsmh iatnni ar- again lighting
for Flaas AA cstithli^hmeiit
Following tin- < list..in nl' bitarbiill
liodies. tin- .nsm iali.M; ua i.'d most ot
thi* day. It 'was t■» ■ . mn rue nt noon,
tait did not g.-t t .gi th r until Wi-d
m-sday, after a short session. giving
tin* hoard of ari itiatom opportunity
to r.-sunii’ its labors Sot rotary Fat
nil read his report. its salient t.-a- j
i utvs being
I if I t la agin - (jtialiliisl.
’“Fifty long ii organigatiiun <■ 111
blaring I an S and towns in tin
I'hitcd Stalls fil'd t'nliada. ooaiilied
tor membership.
"Kight hundred and mm-mm- !
players worn reinstated
tdayor.s v. sr. suspended
"Two htmdr. d and *-1xT - i . ,..i\- j
• rs wear reinstated,
' Ainu! . r of nla .it'' drat I' d !•-. tin
National i.'-agin ; 7 n .nii*.-r dt lit- ;
by Ann rli .in la agin . mimh.d
drafted h> Ann to ati A : .tion. 1..'t
' Total .'.mount is i■ i\ *'d through
this oflh . for dratted plains and
nnitn refunded on drafts d,- i!,. • ..
t’d .
“\ationai 1.ig -■ ! ini'
\itnrnan iaago. j.lT.Mn.
’•National a - i iatjoti iSa.Tini
ttNij’l i .rn Ntlitf) ItiMsi.
Incidental to tin- pr* sent gatln-rings
till* annual no ting o it \V.~mrn
laE-gtn* has b.-.-n In id Norris I,
' t N I i 11 M us fr - r I. It 'i pr . i'itd i ' ■ r
■ I U rtn oi l:\t- n ,ir- and at ail in
' ri'iind salary Th«* it..gin alii p .,
I'l1' gam. - ion; s, i - . i ii as n lain, .. ri !
'.vin park I hr'., games m( . ;,n -Ini
oin*-nai f months <n pinny tom
Tin < Yntra! Jang' :t! ,,, ,
determined t • .. i, , .,
\pril nr. nr.'k i-urli.-r 1 mn ~ :o
•‘hr annual and spring meetings . ■
tin- league « lit bn In d t South Heim
inti.. 111.- h.st . k Jan . ,r. ,.r fl!,
!ir»t ii*'. k In fVi.ruar.
Att. tiding mg . .id. :. ,,
-pent tn in h ftp a* fa king ir.nl.■. r ■ as.
am* salr .. pi.I »,1- O .-rg : w .
.Toledo was ,|
t oik r. 1 a ; I J i .-r. ill lias iin : ■ *
now sigm-d. hut .j p.,,.. .
Htl ad l.nt •• II,, .j.JOig
training -..no, gp.s
I \|K'iisi«,. f,( up I’n „f
in tin mi ,lail ioard n ...| ng i f;
Murphy ttianag. r i’.. K- u ..
N't', till a- th- NA- «»k . S: m
l-.agn. w .. i • .j in. ... .
nun’ll of !-.■)! Morph» • . m.rg. ,
” Ith assaulting i m So ,-T
tlf-nt I’l 111. Ii Jig. . , a ft ri' So .|’ ",
siirtprndrd him for sit. day-. > Ui
.-A. ri at" ■ o n Mi t hi on; ,r i.
Th" applli iitj. i ,.<■ St , kt..i y. ,
■losl . v.di. lo and I I.IK la. : ■ 1 1 I .
* 'llt-SS S Ii .is ■ Was T • J' f* t I ,| g ’
(•rtkland for tin . ons.uf th i,, i..
land Irani, of tin I , n l'■.,-i,sf ,,g .
Tl'r apptii at 'll a N.ufh i '
ryUuBUt la ,lg was ,
SPIDERS EXPECT
TO BEIT III. MB II.
RICHMOND COLLEGE ELEVEN
WORKING HARD FOR SATUR
DAY'S GAME—CAPTAIN
SADLER BACK
_ i- .-ph UL hit ■! .1 i.i! | , \.
the HI * .s 111.it tt. tin r. i! :• ii <i Coll, g*
I ‘ "* I 11. t i 1 e.|U.ld dead I . It.tMllI of Its
1“»1 several d. f.-ats v.i.'i >■■■ Mirprl*. d
111 111.' 11. \| Vfl.li w« ,-ke
•'ny i.mm wiih. t it* i .r.l-»..| mi,s
tup tain is UaMv i.. slump
Monday iifl.tii....n Captain s.i-i.tr
was in ttiilfi.rtn ..ml pr«< teed with In*
nmn for ii.. tirst tin... r- • ,i ...
Coach !...»« will put i;,. , ■ , tin ,...g)
Ihc paces tlii» Will, in II I'lmr.itMit for:
Saturday's championship ganm it ith
William and Mary. Johnson, Tyler
tiny. Sadler. Iluvnl and tin other vet
erans w ho ha\r been disabled lately
will get in lia- «.n,i. « against Win,a,,,:
and Mary and Randolph Mae.-m
The tea in from Williamsburg. while
ii has lad won a game this sealion. is
ii.iortlnl.ss a scrappy lafnih, in
Spencer and Si honk tlic.v have turn men
who are to he feared hy any team
Richmond tuns who .uiaiired White's
punting ■*" much tor Itaiidolph-Macon
should watch Spencer in Sat iird.tt V •
game. In tlie value In tween iinndotph
Macmi and W illiam and Mart Spem .>r
gained .almost ten yards in ,s ,-r.t ex.
change of punts
AH of Ri.'hiuond's nou rei rtoal
from Raleigh in good shape, with the
exception of George, the gritty .enter,
who Was rather ha.lly hart. It ss
hoped, however, that he will partici
pate in Saturday 's game, if Vie do. s.
Captain Lee. ..(' William and Mary, will
have his hands full.
Hallies are being held in the chapel I
every night this week and the Hod and
lilue students w ill he ai the game ' en '
masse." j
Randolpli-Mai on has not yet won the
cup. They have jet to defeat Rich- 1
mond College, who play against Han- j
dcdp-Macon its against no other team. I
Watch the Richmond College nun
show the Yale hull-dog lighting spirit
in Saturday's game with William and
Mary.
OUR HUMAN SEA GULL
EU6EME EV*.
!I• i~• - h tht- tun tirdnnui who «-v<-r
KtaMod from a battleship at st-a and
ft.-a hack to land. Ilo shot ' tt l *•
••Ji.it•- on the ••ruiwr Birrnintfharo.
v, hi. ii uia raisins; an> h..r in t’h.-sa
ji. .i I: t\ arid a iiim* d his fs*stiw‘,
lilt!'.I will Jack to Willoughby Spit.
Hi id'.itiw mint was Norfolk, but
if.. . j■ i a v on tho I*, .Hiding main an-1
a fog which would ha\« made ii Lon
doner homesick to g‘ t l ack to the
strand and promenade with monocle
and tight hrH'i'ht s com polled him t
land in the Sjdt
KI> was not satfsried with the high!
and there is now running through his
noodle a burning desire to start iron
Noi l oik and fold his wings *»n the
crui «*r thirty mi leg at s*h.
SCHOOL GAME 10 RECRUIT RETTERS
BE IA1J0UGHT JOHNSON'S RECORD
• i. j’> * j> runtime hurh ;»t ?ht*
.h*lin Marshal! >- h-' -t aiT ln»Ui '
i ■;{:■ i la cr and ordinal : sindrni*
21* .. thr -> h-- * hanipnMtsftH*
Vn gi!;' t u i:S hr v. on th- 11 n-hnn■ tni
.w. hot.: ,i - !11 • \-.riul’ 11 ii?h l-o! a*
Hr--ad Mr-* i 1 ‘ar'• Thui-dn: al'U-r
It «' n« r : r.t t ‘ ;; • ' * ! V* 'III i ' ‘l* *>
, id v, in a s'.-m. tin* • hainf>h*it:*hu»
..t • <1 .}• tt th a? hifch
}. - r ih. i ' fl «■ ^f'llrnt hovi> ih
mif th» Maraha > l* H and « an*
r;:.{ :tK!»r»* h*-. i!o- li i- ).; indidnr s • at;
»0*r.
Tin r; dk Ht.eh - - how<*v*‘i\
if: d‘ - •;' j»r*n * .t 5 -r hard t->
n« k - * n v, i; h. 'Hi* > ha'* «!*•; **.i f» «t a
iium!" r *■ «? r-• :.£ t* u? in and around
th* » a '• th*' S« .i hut U a hi*-1. * -
m **u * In- h it pri*h s it.-rii th*- nvos*
!- h rdinar th- •. Wir.-am ami
t« am l a *; \:r. t*am tha'
< til do thtf. mar *• k- i. * n r**dlt !<t
' k % V a y ■-•<! h.f ».* ■« H> i t hut** a >
■ ‘ .vt tin- Marshftllit*-?* want, for thf>
haw* n>»t »•? c-xt*'itdrd th<-*m <*i«. - ?•>
th- ir and ar<* anxi**:. < • • d * s-»
\»k : a • tin- n * ini'
BLOOMER PICKS
YALE US VICTOR
OLD FOOTBALL STAR SAYS OLD
Eli will beat har
VARD.
\'ku iiss i:x. \... ; \
t. ' I . ■ p.rH1 ' it ■ ■ . V a i»- S4U;t(l a ’
t';<- h-i.i T..t- :.i. .. Italp!
1 * i '■ ' '..o ..•ID t. .iii.s }>L*>
.-••v.-ral : ■ - > s, >1 It*- it-,.*uki i that Y.«lr
ha*i .. h* tT.-r tt-aTi* if! * H.nrmr.l hah
u I 'til>! mi., ! '!• SmI ;;r*i. 1 >
Tht» i ' u*.li- ■ u; :iil ;it *~> . r.-t ml
;; i > I ■ ‘f t !■'!• t.IU iU>U!' \fl*T it Wits' «<V*‘r
fl.* iniii In s Mni.l it It.t.l \i*r>
Inf.H'tort, i-it.l I hut tin- v ursuty lutd
t ..>■ t• f"ur i.tuthtl.nvfis .muitist th«
ff.-'hlil.!' ftt! t il«! Ill Ill'll I' V tin- Hi lull
tf.i'i: Ttifii- whs nil.- iiijiirv. Hak**r.
It! Wt-I-.I in ns ;i suli.-lltMtf llalfiuwk.
tw isiinn in' }*-<. ,i::tl i'..r .t t’.-w min.
ul**fc stwiniiiK as it li.- was jir.-uy t.;i.l!>
hurt. Wiii'ii In- min. .-Ct th.- li.-lii h.
!f• 1 -«-<l I’.iiUt. hut th.- loiiftu-s wild lit
w *■ ’! hi If t.* play all riylti S.ititi -
ti t ..nil w ill pr.iiMl.lx tv- tht- first sut.
siittiU* hat k
Jt»K«TII»> K.\rilll>.
rort*—srlllnui ti-J mr
t.ltfmi 5‘i rurluaiia. Ilratlann anil
Kean Irk. lai rarhi ( atllK. UWi
ralhrrbltHtlu, llUf-stwir. %llrr
VIrvtala. autl Thrifty, 101 rarb.
arrttatl rarr—frlllna I tt-t rar
«ltla and upnardi .V... furlonga
llrdiiam Star, Kill Hampapr and
Warinar, 104 rarhi Kranria Jtw
rph, W .Hilraala, Mtrpkrrd't Xtiac.
■ Iiilf.mt, and PlaahlaK. HI.* rarhi
siimmrr Mubt, IU0| .lor fiaitrna.
M-i 1 brrk, llrnrp i'roaaraddra,
lllor Tlr, l.auablBK Kara, and
• lakbiirat. 113 rarhi II Km. IM|
frnrra II, IIP.
Third rarr—Two-yrar-oldai I
mllr. Tr«i> Hrlgki and Tbr Mr
Krr, Ml rarhi Kaadhllt and Amain,
103 rarhi i'uliyhank and Maro
mara. 104 rarh.
Ton r 1 h rarr— t II aura t it t= fnr
louRa. Thr Maurr and loll).
honk, *2 rarhi TmalH, 0.*.i Ton
l.rar, Hoffman, and Kins i'ohall,
113 rarhi llobblrr, 071 Karqural,
117.
Klflh rat-r—SrllinR i 3-yrar
nldai I mllr, Krenrh Mil, JOO|
llrnrr Monro and Thr Monk. 104
rarhi llrdsr Ro«* and Moltkr.
I0B rarhi t*rnltlr, liMli lllslr
KnlRhl. I OH i Wraaa, 1011 Marary
K,« Mini lirraa Taratlr II, 113.
t
Dallas A. Shafer & Co.
106 North Eighth
PHONE MONROE 1011
Automobile Supplies and Accessories
Continental Tires and Demountable Rims.
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I K1I%I> Ml
Ml \ i\
< OAST I I \<.l I
land, i
I .* h k i*
,yt -
W A>Hi.\'iT"\. 1» « ' \
Wit Mr .I*'hn»*u.s fc;i'-at r* • •»r* 1
Mrikf« Ms : I ;• ---has »••• > * r i .. >
<ti th* war *1 it making ?..% i m
t - jr]. r • .. K'-i. i,i »"• 1'
! * ., flub ul Ui« J‘.ii !':
«ri • Hit's r* « -rd. ITU; ir «*
> • * m lit mil Pug.r Umh that "! * fo«
t-n* in ijj uianm*,-. He
w i. i r; is Uir? mark i
n«*t < t that Johnxm. n r-. .
U.* Washington star's p* rPu ni;t:i c
la-mi; a injy. r r«- ■« r-1
tir*»fcr& is a kfi-han.* r *»nd will •■«.
v ith r.‘ Vo!aiui m-\t »-.i!'. It tu jiMtks
as hr did on tn insist lie
ihr. Naps soinvlhint; Hu->
An
as «’***
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Sacramento . . .
Sacramento
October i.os Angeles
(irlobor I ♦>, Anfgtdcji* . .
« i< t*»bt r 21*. San Francisco
October 24, San Fratn isoo.
c ictober -", I*«*s Anodes
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1 4
Totals
— - l
• - -d
Mil TO SIDY
WITH NEW YORK KITS
HRVHfV M.VNAtaKlt II*
roll TWO MOKK VKARS VNI)
tiirrs \ "U.mm:.”
\i:\V Vt'liK. Nov. 1*. Th.it Pres- ‘
idem iirusti umi the other owners of
the .New York (limits believe tile
Chicago Cuhs hn\e reached the top
of the ladder and will from now on
begin to dr»-i«, while the Giants will
tuke their place, is indicated In the
announcement that Manager John
McOraw has been signed under a live
year contract.*
MoGraw Is known to be In favor J
of retaining most of the present mem- ■
bers of the Giants' team. The man
agement of the team evidently be- :
Moved tiiat McGraw'i policy is right,
for they have never before asked him
to sign a contract calling for more
than two years. It is understood he
was given a material Increase in sm
ai-y.
Upholds Sunday Bassbal!
TRENTON, N. J.. Nov. 1«.—The j
Court of Krrors and Appeals has re- !
versed the decision of the Court of
Chancery, under which a preliminary
injunction was Issued restraining the
playing of Sunday baseball games in
Atluntlc CUM.
r
PICKED MEN ROLL
SPLENDID SCORES
sIMM.IMiS SIMM s \N A V I- .
OF 22» BI.UCK ON M:\V
pokr \ui;vs.
To such height li.'i; < nthu.«ia.-m t n
in tli* new howling league of Hi •»
mond that the mar m-mes sch Juled
-f»om not to -uffUt the appethes *>f
the pin-spilin' and Tuf»ay nig Jo
two trams \v* r> picked at th **.’• >\
port Alleys and three fast md .un
m<*red giiriifH rolled.
In< -{dentally a m record * .r ' <• I
j chopping war made I \ t'aptain Sidl
ing. His average for five cun*** u
tive game? wav l_“< m high ,.ifr
mark on the al alleys. ^Whitman
and Snther’in > • *! 1 ♦ 0 in gilt oV-m
fashion, their av» rages being ~Mn* a* d
l :* s, respeetiv* i
Th*- score * : hi* picked !• mi.' dl
l' a >
Wliilmm- star-.
Whitman (OtP*
Ha.v .
Took .
(dark .
Quinn ...
1st.
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spilling-*
Spilling (C’apt. *
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Williams
l*cl-.
1st.
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. 117
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\V»- Int ><j,i S • . . • i;
.title game h
\ e tviinj t Alley ■•!■..
and 1'himber.- The
team -ay that ihr*-*»
will he taken . th*
u hue . >f ta k dial p
Ing battling. al..; t h
; 7 4 hit* S a I'j
H the second
i rolled on the
eel) the Jewelers
captains *.f »-a* h
games running
ir men. This it*
•-Trends interest
tm.*s should
last and pr i n - •»!* .-mm high
as erage*;.
Another crowd
*• ;s pin• jt;- of tin
tlif first guno . :
ne'day night. -
will probably - th
rmroi'f iye vvh\ r
Thursday.
.- h \ ill ta k• the
' port A lie- s a
iv expected Wed
the late arrival
cun- with th
tding aiK>m it
FOR JEW HEN
. >.<a m> t hi; \ vi.i <. wii
. *-i i> in r<mn -
>i;\ l \ -I \I.\\ MM
llnSTO.V MASS N... : • —Tin
ii.tr,ar.l *"«.♦. t: -..iati. NTt. -s. v. rt
str.*HK 1f«v« * m.Tins" ths? . : t. r
! "’ll I IT Hat ilKUT. ••unit. »ii.-r.
thfj. will ‘■i-t.n.. n.«. night. i»a-. isvg u>
mnrr> t\ • • rMtttf f-T Non Hasan.
" h» r. t!,. hoM f -ir .r.ly iinuti, •
<>n A .i :• *a hi Th. nun Mill r.-tut'ti
t-> l-'Hrtn min "ii ii th*- t'senins tm.l
will r< ni.'.n, !hit.■ ur.tll th.- das
tin- g'.mt .»nly light “tKJiit! « rk
: 1« n tin I'riti.ts in Karmiug
t. r:.
MATTY WILL HAVE
ENVIABLE RECORD
II I \% IKI.KU* I1NMU S i; \K
i OM K \< T WITH <.l \\ l ^ III
Will SKRVI n\.MI
i i \m in i'\its.
NKM Y*>UK, \nv»*ml.'< r 1* Sh*»* >i
Chriaty Matthi-wson «*ut his n*w
> ontravt with t-m Uiani.' im will h.*\o
the env ta *• re«*4*rd ha', ink; j»it*• Ii *•« I
fourt* ii v* :»r> with th.- -aim* maj*»r
length team.
Matthews ^3 s r<*« «»r«3 in liu* el«-v ri
y»-nrs h< tuts drawn a salar> from
John T. hr.s'-h is If.. v|. and
I1H defeats *a i>«‘re» ata^v " As
his pen *ntat**» last was .7 1!.
it may > se n that Big Six is m»t
gulng i>Ht k ’«> anv appreclaM» extent
Mattv *s ambition is t.» stay in th*
bi#c b tig a- until he has pit. Va -i 500
victories
CLUB MEN BIOL
INJflST DRAG
WAKHKNTO.V, YA. N..v, 1*1 The
niemlw rs ■>! -hie Warrenton Hunt Chib
rode it Met drag Tuesday afternoon
over ;i well selected course, v. ith a meet
at Loretta. the estate of J. S Gaines,
and over the estates of Hubbell, Har
ris. l.eut h iitii! Sklttker.
Tin hounds were thrown in at l.o
retta. bit king up the scent at once,
tile pack laced so well as to keep th-'
hunters riding hard. The first part of
the country was blind and trappy. The
latter pari was over beautifully sodded
fields, with plenty of clean jumping.
The field consisted of t'ourtlainl Smith
< master whip). Mr. Allison, Mr. Adam
son. Mrs .1. K. Maddux. Mrs i\ II
Smith. Mrs. John CJaines. Miss Annie
I'amdi-p Spillman, and Mrs. K. A 11.
l’ortnian. George H. Stone. .1 l*. Stone,
James Nash and Mr. Glasscock.
Mr. Nash was unseated by the brunch
of a tree while crossing the Bethel
road, and Mr. Adamson came to grief
hi a bog. but soon remounted and fin
ished well.
After tin- run Airs. John S. Caines
entertained some of the members at
tea.
CRICK SHOT INJURED
IN HUMM SMASH
BRISTOL, TENX., Nov. U.- Millard ;
Hatcher, one of the leading trap shoot
ers of the South, and once champion
shot of Virginia, was seriously injured
In a runaway near Bristol Tuesday.
Thrown from his carriage, a w heel
passed over his body. Ills light leg
was broken and left leg crushed. He
was brought to his home here.
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RECALL SOUNDED
FOR BOYS III BLUE
{.illll|l(ll\ \V \l{ M 111 HI 1.1.1) Mill
HiiiM.'im un'tti iA mit
I KIN-. MllNKOI VMI I IIM
Itlf.lMIM IMISTI'OM |i.
Ink. .ta not t.i prevent bloodshed,
I neb- Sam stepped between idle First
!:■ irinit-iit eleven and t5i- Fortress
Munpic loam Wedm sda> and pre
vauIt d til** scheduled i ohflirt Imtwi eu
them at Mr.tad Street Park. An ln
.-jtv ia.n it* being hold at 1'!<! Point
‘'•mi ,id. and the battlers from the
Fortress Mere unable In leave.
.Manager t'ousin.-. .if tile First Keg,
n,• nt team, recvi\>-.l word from Man
ager Wildib k- ••! the regulai* army
• • , that Nmsinls'r k’li tv,mid he a
good day ter the scrap and the local
n in replied "t.tu'rc on.'' The post
l>"i.t nient "t the Kami until n«-\t W'ed
losba simp •• means that both teams
'ill Ill better '-'lull"- for the striti
titan lih-', had hoped to he and the
rtsuH i,ll be a ni 'i'e stubltornly fought
■ oldest
SEE IN KUBIAK
WHITE MAN’S HOPE
>IH UK.AN roi l If \s I.U'hri) I M
i
m i » \< i:n i.W(.roRi)
AND JOHNSON.
riTTSBl/UO. FA \\nrn>!-*r Iv—
A1 Kil-mk i.s b* ing huiU-d as the
kit* st ' whit* man’s hop* to-day.
following th terrific h. ating ho ad
n:mistM«d t.> Oiorge Cattail. the
d.sskv I'oriTjer traiiur .>f Jack Johnson,
m r-'i.trii • -row*! in the iabor
t« mple hist night. In «a h *>( the six
rounds th* uhite giant had th* best
1 • s ii and hi* k\ to he on
his feet when the g..ng .s.,nnd* d. The
big I***!, from Mientgan now h- asts
virt«'*rie>- over pra* lically f iery go«*d
heavyweight the ring outside of
I-iingtord ami th*- <-hain]»t<»n and he
annouru-es that he is going right after
their i*o 4is.
DETROIT TIGEK
SUMMERS INEFFECTIVE. WHILE
STANAGE CANNOT LOCATE
THE BASES.
HAVANA. Nov. It*.- I.»«- tr.it drop
ped ilu third game of its Caban inva
sion by the score of 3 to 2. Several
circumstances contributed to the de
feat. Principally, Summers wan inef
fective, and Slating' had :ts much trou
ble locating th*- bases. 1 nipire tJuter
I - z also hail something to do with It,
playing favorite* on close decisions
Mi dcros w as good throughout, the only
eiTor made behind him coining in the
sixth inning. In which the Tigers
bunched two of their five safeties, l'p
to that time Detroit had hot made a
single hit.
This was the third game of the se
ries. Dettoit Inis won two. Mullin
shutting oat Almend.fr's, tile clunn
iiion team, on Sunday by the seme of
3 to 0. Score:
It. 1! K.
Detroit . l» 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 l)--3 5 .'!
Havana .00 00 10 300-3 12 1
Ilatteries Summers and Stallage;
Alederos and Petwav
HAGKENSGHMIOI HIPPY
VNOEtf Iff LEMON THEE
'I.ATI UK of oi*i*oni:xts
S< OMIi.il I.IliK MI N At.FJUi:
HI T HOI TS WKKF
TAME.
11A i ITFi 1111 >, i'l November lt».
'Pitching lemons" was the term ap
plied to-day to the wrestling SKetch
here in which tieorge Haelnusi hinidt,
the itusstan lion, threw Fred Pllukofr
the Finnish liear, untl Hjalmar 1-undin,
the Swedish leopard. In thirty-one
minutes and forty-six seconds. The
European champion had contracted to i
throw both grapples tr an hour, i
Haekensehiniat'■ opponents did not
live up to their nicknames and he 1
had no trouble {louring then. Toe]
holds helped him to thy victory.
rAir*ounis
J,t vt),;
'•/■'•rtrr*.,,,
’ hy "mil
/.V \r.
a**ters ]\
AVD stro*gEd,Vrplvs cap
SfJLlClT;
d SurPlus
n,0«<». Va
PiT*OS
'Pit,l .
Poults
“Urcell'
Ashler
II. f. WILL SEND
CROWD TO GAME
NEW Vl 'UK. .Nmifinl'i r 1 •> Indi
.-u11* ji.1 nr.- that til*- greatest i nmil
Nov Yitrk has .ft sent to a hi* foot
ball game will t'u present Saturday In
N « Hawn
The air .>t expectancy that has set
tled about the pitiis will make it tin
mtiM atra tive «• f the year. Harvard
has til- bt-.-t team that has defended
her colors for .'ears, >1111.'. on the
other hand, lire- a team that is en
tirely problematical. Early hi the
tear Yale lost to ttrown and Army.
Then the took a brave and defeated
Trim etoii's strong eleven. Now she
promises 1 surprise for Harvard.
(ILL COMING FUST
ENTHUSIASTS SIT
NEW HAVEN, row, Not, 1*1.—
Yale enthusiasts who have talked with
poaches and players after the secret
practices of tile past few days declare
to-day that "Yale Is coming last."
The Yale quarter was particularly ju
bilant to-day over the reports that
came from y> »t* relay’s seeret praetic ,
where the \ arsity eleven Is said to
hav> scored at will asalrist the strong
scrub eleven. The T.11 1 eleven is said
to have tuen gtvi n the liail and al
lowed ten tries at tile Yale line, los
ing a total of 10 yards during the
scrimmages. The Yale team will go
to some country place to-morrow to
remain until Saturday's game with
Harvard The mtine of the town is
kept secret.
Football Injury Causes Boy’s Death.
Mil.K«>KI>, MASS. Noi. Hi. Ed
ward J Ilyrues, a 13-year-t Id lad. died
lust night of Injuries received in a
football scrimmage three months ago.
The lad was a pupil in the Hark timm
mar School, and while playing foot
ball was tackled and thrown against a
tree. The fall caused nil absci ss to
form on his right leg.
KELLffl WORSTED
BT JIMMY WASH
NEV YitKK, Nov. lti.—Sammy
Kellav. of England, who claims tho
bantamwiight chumpicnshlji of that
country, nib probably not get hie
chance at Johnny Coulou, of Chicago,
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If UK*- t'i I'ouii'ii contln*eil|3
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A. t’.. however, Walsh
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