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LOCAL FOOTBALL SEISIN TO OPEN
SITURDIHCIDEI IS. EPSILON
PHI, GEASOING AT WARREN PARA
Th* locnl football season will open
Saturday h« 4 p. m.. the Richmond
Academy and Epsilon I’hl tcatriH
clashing al Warren Park. The Ep*l
lon I’hl crowd conalta of cx-Academy
and t*x-college playara, making up al
together a at rone anil experienced ag
gregation, For the paat aeveral day*
they hove been practicing ateadlly
ana will he In Rood condition when
the referee’n wlilntle iounda.
Academy Team Hard at Work.
Over on the Aiiulemy campun,
Coach John Wllaon ha» been hard at
work developing a teaui from the rnit
etrlal on hand. The lona of practical
ly all of laat year'a regulars waa a
hard blow, presenting the problem of
building iv team from the ground up.
Fortunately this problem has been
made aomo eaaler by the presence of
some recruits who have had experi
ence elsewhere Bryan, Pykes, Fields,
O'Connor and Lynch have played on
other school teams and will prove
towers of strength. Saye, Martin,
J’hlnlgy, PcVaughn. Silver are among
the atare of laat season's company
series who are showing up well In
practice. Several are out for their
first trial al the game—of these Ar
mentrout gives promise of becoming
a real star Captain "While" Davis.
Mlegel. Muller and Rupert, standbys
of last year's ’varsity are on hand
and are playing better than ever be
fore The probabilities of two or
three more experienced men getting
Into the game soon are good while
they will not be In condition for the
| FEDERAL LEAGUE
Club Standing.
Won. I ,ost. Fct
Indianapolis 7tl fill r.iio
Chicago .. .. ~ 7* g 2 .5611
Baltimore 72 64 .529
Buffalo ; .t,<« «r> .525
Brooklyn 71 67 .514
Kansas City .. ,nh.<<H 76 457
St Louis .. , ~,..*0 79 ,422
Pittsburg 66 79 .418
Chifedi Si Tsrrspins 5.
At Bsltlmore—
Score: It H K
Chicago 200' 120 2—H 14 4
Baltimore (100 110 3 5 6 2
Hendrix and Wilson: Quinn, Conley,
Wilhelm. Smith and .lacklitsch.
Paoksrs Lose.
At Brooklyn- •
Soore: RUE
Kansas City .. . 006 160 106 2 6 0
Brooklyn .001 110 OOx 8 11 1
Henning and Easiarly; Chappells,
lAfltte and Watson.
Bvffedt Win.
At Buffalo-
Boors: R. H . B.
Buffalo -
000 000 000 000 01—1 11 1
fndlatiapolls
. . 000 000 000 000 00 —0 5 2
FVwd. Schulls end Blair: Kalkenberg
Wad Rartden.
Postponed
Pittsburg -St Louts, rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Club Standing
Won 1 net Pet
Boston .. ,i 00.M.1l 56 ,694
New York 4« 4. ..*6 64 .542
St louts 16 66 .525
Chicago ~ ~..15 69 .625
Philadelphia 69 74 .496
Brooklyn IK 74 492
Pittsburg 62 79 .442
Cincinnati ...... ..67 96 .401
Braves Qst Bsst End.
At Boston —
tFIRST GAME)
Score: R
Cincinnati 000 000 000—0
Boston ...010 090 10*—8
Benton. Fitting and Gonsales and
Clock eon
(SECOND (lAMEI.
Score R
Cincinnati 100 000 01 -2
Boston 10! 000 00—2
(Called end eighth, darkness >.
Schneider and Gonsales: Crutcher
and dowdy.
Giants Loss.
At New York—
Score: HUB
St Louts 200 000 101—4 12 1
New York .. .. 100 100 01 ft- 2 11 0
Perdue .vnd Wlngo, Dvniaree, M»-
thewson and Aleycrs.
first game, they will be available for
later battles.
Prospects Excellent.
The prospects are good, far better
than they seemed at the beginning of
the practice season. There Is hardly
a doubt but thul the team is better
than It was at this time last year—ls
further development Is In the same
proportion (he Academy will have one
of the three or four beat prep teams
In the state.
Seating Arrangements.
The Academy athletic authorities
have completed arrangements us re
gards the playing field which will
enable those who desire to do so to
remain seated and watch the games.
The Warren Park gridiron will he laid
off this year directly In front of the
stands, one goal being near the score
board and the other at a point bank
of the first base. Those who wish to
remain on the side lines will find
places ml the far side of the playing
field, the spectators In the stands
having an unobstructed view. It |s
believed that this arrangement will
greatly augment the attendance on
the part of the ladles.
Admission Prices.
Tills being a game between two
local teams In which there Is not the
usual heavy expense, reduced ndrnla
sion prices will he In force. The prices
are 25 cents far adults and 15 cents
for school children. l.adles will he
udmltted free. It Is expected that a
large crowd will be on hand to greet
the teams.
Pirates 2; Dodgers 3.
At Brooklyn—
Score: R. h . a
Pittsburg 100 000 100—2 7 2
Brooklyn 101 000 001- 3 9 2
Kantlehner, McQuillan nnd Schang:
Ragan. Altchlson and McCarty.
Double-Header Divided.
At Philadelphia—
(MßST GAME)
Score: R H E
Chicago 031 100 010—6 10 0
Philadelphia .. .000 201 00ft-* g 0
Hemphrlee and Mresnahan; Rlxey,
Mattlson and Klllifer.
(SECOND GAME!
Score: r. r pa
Chicago 200 000 000—2 7 f
Philadelphia .. .040 010 10x—6 1 1
pierce, y.ahsl and Archer; Mayer
and Hums.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Club Standing.
Won. Lost. Pet
Philadelphia 92 49 .653
RoaUm ....96 54 .614
Washington 75 67 .628
Detroit .. .. 75 69 .525
Chicago ...67 76 .469
New York 64 77 ,4j4
HI. Louts ..63 79 .447
Cleveland 46 99 .316
Senators Defeat Napa.
At Cleveland
(FIRST (IAMB)
Score R H K
Cleveland 100 000 00ft—3 7 0
Washington .. .. 000 040 001—6 7 0
W. Mitchell, Bowman and O'Neill,
Egan; Avres. Harper, Engel, Shaw
and Henry.
(SECOND GAME)
Score: R, H. E.
Cleveland 000 000 000—0 4 4
Washington .. .. 200 003 100—6 9 2
Bowman. Ted row. liagerman, Denn
and Bassler; Slmw and Atnsmtth.
Athletics 6: Whits Sox 4.
At Chicago—
Score: R. H E.
Philadelphia .. .040 010 Olft-6 12 0
Chicago 010 001 020—4 14 4
Plonk. Wyckoff. llreeslcr and
Schang; Faber, Clcotte and Schalk
Browns 1| Red Sox 5.
At St. Louie —
Score: R r. r
Boston 101 120 000—6 12 l
St. lanils 000 100 000—1 10 6
Foster and Carrlgau. James. Hamil
ton. Baumgardner and Agnew
Postponed.
Detroit-New York, rain.
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OTHER RESULTS
International League.
Providence 4; Raltlmore 2.
Montreal - Buffalo, postponed, rain.
Newark 6; Jersey City 4.
Toronto 6; Rochester 6.
American Ateociatton.
1/Oulevllle. 3-2. Indianapolis. 2-6.
Kansas City, 8-8; Bt. Paul. 6-3.
(Second game cnled end seventh to
allow St. Paul to catch (rain).
Columbus 6; Cleveland 4 (Second
called end second Inning, darkness).
Milwaukee 10; Minneapolis 0.
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BASEBALL WEATHER
American League.
Philadelphia at Chicago, rain.
Boston at St. Louts; clear.
Washington at Cleveland; clear.
New York at Detroit; clear.
National League.
Chicago at Philadelphia; cloudv.
Cincinnati at Boston (21; cloudy.
St Ixmla at New York, clear.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn; clear.
Federal League.
Chicago at Brooklyn: clear.
Indianapolis at Pittsburg; clear
St. Louis at Baltimore; cloudv.
Kanes* City at Buffalo; cloudy.
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