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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-08
Los hurnildes Sc elevan.

4 principles del prssente mes
las avanzadas De Benjamin Hill.
2. inmedia1iones de NacO, Sono-
re-. fueron 0bIiradas q reCrccedeg
por los indios yaquis de Aayto-
ma.
Hill. 70 obstante So derrota Ia
semana antepasad2, cerca de San
Ia Barbara, continuaba opoRien-
do una seria resistencia q las tro-
pas de Maytorena Y procurandC
atrincherarse bien para reslstn
81 enpuje.
Sin embargo, Is IN hechO que
cast TODD el Estado de Sonora es-
IA dominado por los indies yaquis
que Sc han alistado bajo las ban
deras de Maytorena en- 81 reOe-
Ion contra Carranza, yde eSta ha
resuitado que en- "a misma capt.
tai de esa entidad rebeide, mu-
.chCs indios yaquis estan al fren-
te de las ofcinas del gobiernO CT
vii e igCal cOsa esta p2sando en-
.otras plazas de menor impoftan-
ella.
Esto est& dandO lugar a que los
incansabIes indies Sc est6n apo
derando por Ia fuerza dc los te-
rrenos que desde haee muchos
amos han venido reclamando cor
las armas, que nunca Sc les ha-
bian deyuelto, no obstante las
promesas cue en- csc sentico les
habian hecho diversas facciones
revolucionarias, desde los ITEM
pos del maderismO.
Los yaquis Sc estan hacienda
justicia por su propia mano, en-
trando en- possession de 10 cue por
tradici6n les pertenece.
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~"Zaragoza" persigui6
al "Esperanza"

"a ciUdad de San Antonio con-
tinIa recibiendo IN contingente
considerable de refugiados maxi-
canOs, cue vienen = este pals hu-
yendo de los horrores de Ia Situa-
ci6n que guarda nuestra Patria.
In los Tlumos dias de Ia sema-
ma pasada arribavCn vari0s mill
tareS &c alta graduation. entire
los cuales Sc cUentan los Genera
.es Antonio 0Iea y Luis c. Ana
Va, los Coronelas Gutierrez e HI
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Yiejas r~encillas.

Ell rumor Sc basaba en- uu an
tiguo choQue que tuvo Herrera
con Villa Ia p~rimavera Ultima
despu6s de la gran batalla de To-
rre6n, al estar distribuyendo d.
nero a sus victoriosas tropas, en-
cuya forma no es%tuyieron muy
de acuerdo.
Villa ha hecho siempre los ma.
yores esfuerzos por borrar la ma
la impression que csc desacuerdo
hizo en- ST. subalterno, y perso-
nalmente ha asegurado, que los
rumores que en- estos dias han
circulado carecen de fundamental,
Y que Herrera le sigue siendo
leal. No obstante llama la aten-
ci6n que Maclovio no haya hecho
pdbIica su Iealtad a su antique je-
fe Pancho Villa, 10 quequiere de-
cir que ha estado indeciso en- re-
solverse a que facci6n afliarse,
Y que en- realidad no Sc sabe aun
por qui6n Sc decidira, aunque to.
dos los villistas dicen que esta con
81 iefe- Y
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Inaugural sus trabajcs Ia
Convencion.

El dia primero del c%orriente,
tuvo lugar en- Ia ciudad de MeXl'
co la ceremonial de aperture de Ia
gran convention constitucionalis-
ia convocada para esa fecha por
Ell primer jefe con Venustiano
CarraDza, de acuerdo con ell plan
de Guadalupe.
Veintiseis "genereles' y vein
ticuatro "gobernadores'' de los
EStados estuvieron presentes en-
la aperture Y escUcharon de los
labios del primer jefe Ia lectura
de IN largo mensaje, dando cuen
ia de todos sus actos, desde que
asumi6 ell poder como jefe supre-
NO de los constitucionalistas Ca
rranza reiter6 ante Ia convention
81 buena voluntad en- evi1ar diff
cultades, esperanto que queda-
rian zsnjad8s con Ia decision &c
la asamblea, respecto a 10 que Sc
refere al nombramiento de IN
Presidente provisional. que mas
tarde c0nvoque al pueblo a cleo.
clones generates reformandO con-
veniente algunas leyes.
En- esa session de aperture Sc
discuti0 Ia convenience de apla
Ear las c0nferencias de Ia cCnven
ci6n, Y reunirse en- Agua5calien-
tes eI 5 de Octubre, cuando todas
las facciones, incluyendo Ia zapa-
tista, estuvieran bien represen-
tadas. Por 10 pr0ntO no Sc lego a
IN acuerdo sobre csc particular,
pero parecia que gran nQmero de
Delegates estaban c0nformes en-
que Sc apIazaran las c~onferen-
cias y SOLO les faltaba poner8e de
acuerdo en- ia fecha, pues un0s
semalaban el 5 Y otr0s ell diez d
Octubre, para que todos los dele
gadCs de la convention del Sur,
Sc pusieran en- contacto con los
del Norts, en- Aguascaiientes.
Sc propuso tambi6n. que sc per-
mitiera q los delegados zapatistas
concurrir como meros espectadn-
res a Ia convention, pero negan-
doles el derechO De voZ Y vote,
no obatante que Sc les permitir.a
~sgntarse en- ell mismO lugar que
los demas Delegates.
Ell trafco de trenes de carga en-
ire la Capital y Veracruz habia
estado suspendido los dos dias an
teriores debido al moyimiento dc
tropas, qua diariamente han es-
tado lIegando a Mexico. Dichas
tropas pertenecen q Ia division
que est& bsjo iaS 6rdenes de don
JESUS Carranza, y Ia mayor parte
de elias Sc han cstado mandando
a reforzar las poblaciones iEme-
diatas a Ia ciudad de Mexico, que
continuamente estan amenazaGas
p0r los zapatistas que han jurado
hacer una vista antes que Villa,
a don Eenustiano,
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Guerra Undertaking CO

La 4gencia de inhamaeiones
tel s.. Ramon Guerra. ~reciente-
nente ta:ecido. seguira bajo "a
zera8c.a De. Sr. EnriQ2e Guerra
a;ja del arado, No oividar que
ssLa asa Cueuta con CarTozas
5laCCas. apIomadas y Regras, :
SC encarga del grraglo de cana
,ss m0rtuorias. Servicio actito de
ia = de n0che. -Telaf0no aIevO
1896. Te.G0ao gieio Crockett
1888 IA D0ior0sa 81.
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tas personals colaboraron de al
gun modo al buen exito del ante
rior festival.
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Los Madero en- des-
acuerdo.

IN peri6dico americana de esta
Ciudad dijo haber recibido infor
meg Terfdicos de Douglas, Arizo-
ma, que Ia familia Madero Sc en-
cuentra ahora dividida, estando
aliados unos a Villa y otros a Ca
rranza, rompiendo de esta suerte
ell lazo que polfticamente los habia
undo desde la muerte de don
Francisco y don Gustavo Made
TO.
Tambien Sc aseguraba en- esas
noticias de Douglas que Julio Ma
dero. con Ell caracter de "coro-
nel," habfa salido violentameDte
para Ciudad Porfrio Diaz, donde
ocuparia ell puesto de jefe del es-
tado mayor de Oregon; mientras
Raul Madero, que Sc titula gee
neral es ell segundo en- jefe de
Ia brigada ''Zaragoza" que for
ma parte del ejercito de Villa.
Ambos hermanos, ahora en-
campos opuestos, tomaron una
parte muy activa en- Ia campana
contra Orozco contra ell Gobier-
no del General Huerta.
Las tropas de Villa alta
can q S~aItilIo.
A fines del pasado mes Sc supo
en- Ell PaSo, Texas, cue a despe-
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SCI San Fernando ST., Sta. A San An.
tonic, Texas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11

VIRGINS polytcchnir Institute he sho,
through - hole in their line for the
FIRST touchdown Hampdcu Sihncy has
scored on The BIachsburg team in
many days.
Word has been received from
Charleston. W. Va. that Thurman will
very probably hc in this week. He /.
clever ANA last. and is expected TO
M" re q great record this season. Three
other men who are in line for positions
on the eleven are: Bug2. oliver and
Amick. Rug is big and strong and
tsst. and should give =, GOOD account
Of himself at half. Oliver is perhaps
the best man ON the squad in handling;
th" forward PASS. aud is q daring
hciSlcr. AmicI. - also - first -ciass
emf man. "nd should make good. OF
III" second strin.- utcn OF last :car
Who ar" promising candidates for the
tenn are Nuwict. guard. Lyle. guard:
Palmer, cudt C;,rrinXtou, quarter:
Adams. half. Reynolds, end.
During The summer Coach Rcruior
busted himself ia building 9 charging
machine. anh ne has put il uto use
right away. \ new dummy is also
ready for use. and thc other equipment
- letter Than oyer before ,urnctt
Jerseys and gray stockings viii 10
worn tins SEASON, reversing the color
scheme OF last. Tho schedule OF games
viii hc published in few days
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EIGHT GOLFERS IN
QUALIFYING ROUND

SEW YORK, Scptembcr l"-Eicht
golfers. representing Yale. Harvard.
Princeton ana PENNSYLVANIA, survived
Tho FIRST days play IN the annual in
dividual competition OF tho iurercol-
lcgiate Golf Association. which con
sisted o. qualifying round. follow cd
10y ~ eighteen holo match play round.
on The Garden CitN links To-day
twenty four OF Tia. ~ eutN-siN on
trants turned "a cards tor IA" qualify
INK round. and tho FIRST siat"cu WHO
continued for tho championship titlr
Wor. led bS T.. =. Aiiis III. az Mil
Wauk1c, stat" rh1mpion OF Wisconsin.
and !. y. lsoSc. OF Pittsburgh. who
"ct" tied for tn" gold medal with
scores of eighty strokes each. AlltS
tud Rose. who arc TIA" golf team cap
i"inS Of Harvard nud Princeton re
Spc"ttNciy. VIII play OIL tho tie to-
morrow OF Saturday.
.Allis. having w'ti from 9. r Lansing.
Of Cornell, IN the FIRST round IL stiIi
ciiEihie for. the titl". bat RIOS" was
eliminated from further play when he
lost iiiA match Win on" Of lis team
mates. l.. N Wdshhurn.
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JAP BILLIARD PLAYER
GETS THROUGH WAR LINES
Koji Namndn On Wn. Ia \mcrIrn %urr
Thrilling Experiences

MEM YORK September lo--k oji
I;inads. the champion .Iupnncsc bill
Hard player. vino Was caught ia the
whirlwind Of tho European war. and
for several weeks wos cut on from
communication with tho out. side world.
has bccu heard CrouI
famada ia du" 10 arrive iu this city
n"N, Monday Oh the steamship POTS
dam. which s.li lied from Rotterdam Sop
tcnbcr :. This viii bc in anpl" time
for him 10 begin his engagement. as
a member OF the champion billiard
Players League. OF which oy-anixa-
tiOn u" - q member
TO. weeks tho friends al tho famous
young Jan Were anxious for hi. safety.
and the efforts OF the japanese consul
General in this city, TakuShi Nakan,ura.
were enlisted 10 locate the champion
hiliardist tn" FIRST word from the
rcHiGee was q delayed c4bi which
came TO President Mank. OF an. league.
carly this week. |, reads. leave Rot.
tcrdani tomorrow 10y steamer Pots
dam. and wa signed Kcji Yainada
I'M" message Was under date or Sep
'ruesdsy President Mank was ~ re
ccipt Of the folluwing letter from VA
mazda from Amsterdam, as follows. II
am now In Holland. aud expect to leave
here about September : for New York
10y tho snip rotsdan1 HHcIlandishc
about September 4. Everywhere in
Europe is war and terrible every
thing very expensive. and very few
steamers for America. 50 1t is very diff
hcult To go To America. but am fortu-
mate. With my very po.t regards all
koJi Yamada This Icttci was dated
August -.
famada became widely known in
this country rs q billiard player in
the tournament last spring at tho Hotel
NStof, and also made numerous friends
here on account of his ycnilemanly
couduct. lie went 10 Berlin to take
part in the International billiard tour
ner' which Was being held in that
city wien the war began. lie was AZ
that time leading in the contest FOR
the championship OF Europe.
famada's escape from ciernany was
made the NOR" difficult after Janan
declared war ou tn" Kaiser. The fact
that IT took f"IuaQt more than four
weeks to make his WAY from Berlin
% Amsterdam il proof Of the many
difficulties which ho must have mot
Win ana thc hardships which nc Ger
tainlY encountered
Ills escape is attributed b! The Japa-
mes" consul general Of this city TO the
fact that he was educated at IIriilc-
German capital. Ills friends ia The
war-wnrine country undoubtodIy as
sisted. HIM materially in making his
way across the border.
~ the season OF the Champion Bill
Lard Players League does not begin
until the first week in October. Ya,nat:n
II We arrives on time. will have two
weeks in which to practice before the
beginning of the league games
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REUNION OF COMFEDERATES
AT FREDERICKSBURG FAIR
Gathering ~ ola SnIhicr- on October
Expected to Dr Largest Ever
itrld In Sc,.tIon.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81. Scptc,n Der
Title confederate reunion. 10 he
held or IN" last day of ;hc Fredcricks
burg Fair rhursdaN. October /. Is cx-
rect"d 10 be III" lac.ses, reunion "r
the Kind eyer held In this section
CAPTAIN NJ y. l,nwc. hlajor =. : Rug
rlcs. Professor y T.. lowering. Judge
John +. toolricli and tn, fair officials
arc All a"iiN" 80 carry ing out tn" pl:tuS
to max" - great success C'onrcd-
"rat" veterans all oN"f jiiiS section are
being oiu'.uniCatod with and cordial
Is invited - be IN frcdor!ck sburr and
participate" ~ all OF the exercises in
cidcnt II tho reunion on cuuicdcr.ic
Day OF tn" fair Thesc exercises VIII
conSts; OF forming 80 the courthouse
in Frederick sbur= and joining IN thu,
parade to tlie fair grounds. headed bv
thc brass cand and escorted by tho
United States cavalry troous. y, tho
FAR grounds the exercises viii be held
on the grand stand. concluding with
= grand dinner served by tho Daui;l-
tiers Of the coufcd"racy. Who's skiIl
IA the culinary arts cannot be SUR
passed.
John E. S.gar. prominent farmer
Of SpotsyIvania County. has purchased
Dort,pn OF Shcrw ood fores, tract u
stafford County, including tho old
Colonial brick mansion aui 10 acres
of the original tract. MIR. Scvar viii
improve aud modcruizc the residence.
ana make II his home with his Camiiy.
Sherwood Forest IL Il handsome estate.
Was the former home of Henry l'!tz-
hugh aud is handsomely located four
miles from fredericksburg on y high
ridge overlooking Eappahauuoci Val
ley MI Secar is the father of Mrs
j.. L. w Green, OF this city
Rev. sam small, tho noted evangelist
ana temperance lecturer, addressed a
large crowd III tturkamp Park, I'm this
city Tonight OF the subject of state.
vide prohibition. Mr.. Small is an in
tcrcstinS speaker, ana Was heard with
much interest;
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MURPHY CLEANS UP IN
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
Total Winnings tor DaN Amount to
So.no0-Pctcr NoiU ;InN Wa'No>cr
IN TrOifin. isiN istOn.

HARTFORD. COM, September 10 -
Til" four events OF IL" Grand circuit
races at Charter Oak park to-day drew
It total OF only twelve starters. Tommy
Murphy cleaned up Handsomely, Win
innS every race. his winnings for tho
day amounting 10 more thhu $4,000.
ilo "opped TIA" trottiuw division ot the
Matron stake With tho worlds Cham
piou three coT-Uld. Peter Nulc. had
u w.'kovcr in The pacing division Of
III" sam" stake with tho WORLDS cham
n'or thr"c- Near-o'd pace. Nna Grad
lara DN"rton aud IT," frcc for-:iil pace
with Frank ROGaSh. ".
The trottin;, division of ,hr Mutron
stake went I" Peter Vol" in straight
heats. TIA. brown colt taking II easy
all III" WAY. The tiunc beiue very slow
Barbara, Overton haG e little trouble
~ Siok ing of Tommy Q. ~ tho second
hcat Of the 2:24 tro'. hut when tho
OF the way down the stretch Murphy's
mare cam. Through easily
FRANK HnSHSh. ". Vas an caSE win
n"r, IN tho free ior-"ll pace, turning
bo;h miles in 2:n5 II Summaries;
Niatron stake trotting division I. in
l'e,cr volo. Gr. e. by Peter the
Ice %FS ANvo 5AlHRrpG 3. : lAr,.rews5,..
Ah,dcu NJ, .. {. .,Avcry) ......... .
Matron stake, pacins Division; purse.
anna Bradford. blk. +. by Todd Mac
tAIurphND Observation-Disclosures. I
rim". T.
2:2f ,rot g in -; purse. $1,000.
Barbara oVerton. h.. m, by
Tommy o.. br. .. oCroHier). ...... > . 3
Dolly Dixon. blk. IN. 'Nolan, ... 3 -
Ned Sterling and CattaraEu1 also
started. Best time. 2:iS IL.
trcc-for-nN pace g In 3) purse.
Fr fn,. Eoe ;M,,r; Jr: b. Z. by Frank
Bradcu Direct blk. n. ,Egar) 49,. = .
Del Key. u. IL. tAudrcwS) ......... > 8
EoSi Time. los &
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BUILDERS DEFEAT TARS
WITH MARKLE IN BOX
'.ump Triple. Double md Pass with
Wild Pitch md PnsscJ Hull for
>Ihrcc HUNS in tho Ninth.

,DliFOl.k, VA. ScDtcmber lo.-Nev =
po,,- Ncws defeated Norfou to y
ms afternoon with Marble pitching
Tor the Tars. The Builders Jumped a
'rirI", Il double. "a pass wild pitch
*nf passed bail for three rIns in the
rHith tnninG. 'rh" first counter came
'nfhr seventh on Two hits and double
teal with two mon out.
toi the hrst time this season the
noN rule making II an out for tho third
hhse coarlicr 70 touch runner was
allied INTO ple*. the visitors being
ia" offenders in the seventh Memo fee
went from second 20 third on "a short
hi TO left aud started TO go bone.
Muniord touched him on the shoulder
g.. 81 sign TO Get back. and IN" runner
Was promptly called out by Umpire
!r"cUiU.
l.e"ia Kept the siN hits on him well
-'|tt"red, sud "tS effective in the
ripcrcs. sorocino. the Richmond sand
lotter. showed up Well a2ain ia to-
U.s. game. securing. one hit ana han
piiN- three chances. two OF them hii'i-
cult. ~ tho sun field The score.
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TWENTY-FOUR KlCKERS
REPORT FOR PRACTICE
HHmpdrn- sidney VIII Have Strop,
I:irNcn---Nany Inst Years Mon
Ia nc in I.inr-Ip.

liAMfDIiN- SIDNEY. VA. September
call Of Coach Hcruicr this evening
AND there are doZon moro i'm col
Log" NH" i'll h" out in u day or 50 to
compete for the football squad Of iait
Tho following letter men arc back
I"ndlct"n. half hacl. Bowling. centre:
f.h.i. iackl gregory, end. Guthrie.
guard; :Shnckl"tord. guard. Carrington
quarter, Driver. half
II was indeed goo;i news that told
Of the return to college OF the STURDY
little half hack. Driver. who last year
Was one OF 'sandolph- Mucou's main
stays. Tho Hc3C be fore hc WAS at
hampton sidney. but as his family
moved TO ASHLAND he entered the in
Stiiutlon there ,dSt fall. While pl:iN-
ing on The Garrett ami Gray against
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VOTE AGAINST PROPOSAL
no INVITE CONTEMPORARIES

ANESNlLLE. o., September Io.-The
executive committee Of the National
Union Veteran Legion yesterday re-
ported adversely to tho national on
camrmcut 81 the organization here
on = proposal TO invite Confederate
veterans To become members.
Tho cncampmcnt voted TO hold tho
next annual gathering at Frcdericks-
hurr "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11

Johnny Kilbane's entry into the light
weight class has caused certain
clamor for fight between the CIevc
land Irishman and Freddie Welsh the
champion OF the world. Kilban's style
of fighting is much like Wclsh's. both
men rank as great ring generals anc
III she top notch class as to science and
dancing. But it's doubtful If a iighr
between the two would draw \ very
hiG house.
The fans hero would rather sec Il
smuggling contest than a tap-and-run
affair. The American boxing public
would rather watch two men with reuu-
tation for carrying knockout punch
than TO see two scientific men,
Tho public wants to see :: Knockout
as the climax Of the fight, and it's
doubtful II anything Of the kind would
result IL ktlbane and Welsh were
sliced on to each other.
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BROWNS UNITE KNOT

ST. LOUIS. September lo.--Aftcr the
Maps bad knoticd the score in tho
ninth inning to-day. the Browns tailed
"a run ANA Won. . TO .. Tue winning
licvcd Morton. Howard batting for
james, was walked, and hits by shot
ton ana irrtt sent him across with
the winning rum. The score;
81. fDujs Cleveland
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niack Jester wins -. Lcrer.

LONDON. September e.-rhc ST
I.cacr stakes valued AZ s32.3oo was
son to-day at Doncaater By j. Is Jocrs
Ebl;tck Jester Sir JOHN Thursbv's
kennemore and crcssingham were sec
ort ana third. Eighteen horses ran
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VAUGHN WILD. PIRATES WIN

iiTTSBC RICH. Sept. i0.--Naughan's
balls aided the Pirates in defeating
tho cubs to-day, TO =. Vaughn issued
seven passes In six innings, and Archer
allowed two balls TO get by. Cooper
allowed eight hits and walked two
hut held AL hut two OF the visitors
ON the bags. The score:
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sixty Days ,n .IoiI.

George Smith, alias George Williams.
cPl"red. WrS yesterday convicted OF the
theft "f pair "t trousers and coat
IN tn" Police Court and sentenced 10
Jail for sixty days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-11

stolen bases-Agncw. Damrau. Double
nla ys-McI;lveen, Troy and Foiles: Me.
Tween aud roiles, Base on balls-oT
burg. }: Portsmouth, = struck out
by johnson. 4. by Mcintyre ). Time
OF ramc--l:ij. Umpirc-Clarl.c
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SPORTS
Racing
Baseball
Aquatics
YANKS BUNCH HITS AND
WIN FROM WASHINGTON


"H'HH"" FFUW Fourth tavc.D
OF the series from tho Rcd So~~Iy ;.
score OF to l;ubc Hrc.slcr did not
allow " run after the FIRST iuniu9. The
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GRANTS AGAIN SPLIT
EVEN WITH DODGERS

t'0UlnUCH FrOW FUurtl I.gc.l
cardinals thr"" RUS. '"nough "a win. !
20 -" WinGo'% siugic in tho seventh
VHS tn" only hit mad" 10y tho visitors.
rg.s
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Totals. SO . s % s TO,

Totals. .36 500 TotAises 1e1
Rated for Vaughn IN seventh.
FBatted for IIagcman in ninth
tRstted for Good In ninth
score by innings: n
U ,,., ..'.'...-.'.-...........% "ceio9 !?
summary: Errors-Corriden, Viox Nc
Cauiey. Two-base hit-Schutc. Bases on
balls-oH Cooper. .; off Vaughn. Z. Struck
out--ey Cooper. ] by Vaughn 3: by Hagr-
man. J. Passed balls-Archer Co Time
1850. CInpires. Hart and Riglcr
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Gossip Of the Boxers

NEW YORK. September io.-Frc,idie
Welsh. champion lightweight will
make his debut IN vaudcville at q local
theatre next week. lie viii tell how
intchi"
sani.ang lord ard Batting Jim John
son have been rcmatcch"d again. They
viii come together in a twclv" round
bout at the Atlas Athletic Asso ton.
of Boston, next Tuesday night
batting Lcvinsky will box one
Round Davis al Buffalo on Septcnbcr
IS ON september - ne will face Jack
Dillon instead Of Jim Flynn, ~ origi-
naiiy cardcd. At the Coliseum Of St
Louis
Johnny Weiss Mantel. manage ot
The Broadway Sporting club OF brook
iHn has offered Jim Buckley guar
antcc of $1,000 for Gunbust Sluth TO
tigh; Battling Lcvinsky "a tcn-round
Is willing 10 have Levirsky box on 4
percentage basis
Frankie Notter and Battling Hurley
will swap punches for ton rounds 1T
tho Fairinont Athletic CLUB saturday
night.
Al the broadway Sporting Club of
Ercoki"n SATURDAY night the follow.
ing bouts viii ne staged: Young Brown
IS ANDY cortez; Al Schumacher. vs.
Harry Thomas. "f England. and Eat.
ding Lain vs. fonnr Marine,
weight. leaves for Australia on SEN
TENDER - Al Lippc has guaranteed
him. $500 and privilege of - per
cent OF tho receipts of five tights
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Copclnnd. M"ncfco and cleveland. Two
h>sc hit--Meucfcc. Three base hits
iressl% aud Spr.tt. Sacriii"c fly
kicprs. struck out--by Lewis. ,: by
Marble :. RASc on b.tlls-on Levin.
cleveland ana Steinp. OF MurkIe. :;
,Ilunk. Smith, Walters. Copeland,
Mcncfcc aud L"wis). Passed ball
stewart. Wild pitch--Marlslc. I.cfi on
ri,s~s--N Newport Ncws, 8 Norfolk. :.
Time OF game Two hours. Umpire
NOr,Uiu.
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Frankie Nottcr and Battling IiurI.y.
wili swap punches for ton rounds at
tho Fairncnt Athletic Club Saturda y
night.
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Totals - 81 ?, p F"'ple e. '''..
B1tieu for lanes 100 ninth
'Rttt"G for Mitchell in ninth
tl;an for RH--lcr In ninth.
'tu" out when wlHnln. run SCORED.
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JOHNNY EVERS STANDS
TO CLEAN UP $4,000
CONTINUED From Fourth page)

est fglts ever displayed before The
boxing public.
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Z inclnnati.


Total. >, - =. Totals. .
Httt"d TO- Kellogg IN ninth
BJtted 90. Douglass 81 ninth
score bN iunlu-s
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'Noneicc out for interference by !
oarh"r, and Lewis for bunting third T
:triks.
Score by innings: ~. d
Newport NcwS....... - 0i st
Norfolk ..........-.. 90 o o o % o GO
summary: stolen bases Smith C2).