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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-10-01

Finally Del Mar reached q spot on
the railroad where there were both q
curve and a grade ahead. He stopped
his car and got out.
Down the road the bearded and Cog
gled motorcyclist stopped Just in time
to avoid observation. To make sure,
he drew a pocket field glass and lev
eled it ahead.
Wait here" ordered Del Mar. I'll
call when l want you
Back on the road the bearded cy-
clist could see Del Mar move down the
track though he could not hear the
directions. 1t was not necessary, how
ever. He dragged his machine into
the bushes. hid it, and hurried down
the road on foot.
Del Mars chauffeur was waiting
idly at the wheel when suddenly the
cold nose of q revolver was stuck
under his chin.
Not q woodland hands up-or I'll
let the moonlight through you."
growled out harsh voice.
Nevertheless the chauffeur man.
aged to lurch out Of the car and the
bearded stranger. whose revolver it
was, found that he would not dare to
shoot. Del Mar was not far enough
away to risk 1t. ..sa
The chauffeur flung himself on him
and they struggled fiercely. rolling
over and over in the dust Of the road.
But the bearded stranger had q grip
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TIGERS LOSE TO RED sOX'
BOSTON TURNS TABLES ON
DETROIT IN SECOND GAME
Allen Russell Pitches Yankees to VIC
tory-Snmmy CRIME I'Iny,
with Athletics.

BOSTON, September 1s.-Tho tables
were turned on tho Tigers to-day,
Boston defeating Detroit, I TO 2. The
Red Sox victory again gave the To-
cal team a lead OF more than two
games. making 1t impossible for De-
troit to displace it In the present
series. Leonard's pitching was the
outstanding feature of the game. Ably
supported by his fieldcrs. he held the
hard hitting Tigers to one single in
the first eight innings. With the ten
sion somewhat lessened in the ninth
ne hit Wit and grooved ball for Cobb
Tho latter sent 1t flying into the right
field stands, an unusual hit at Fen
way Park, and the visitors only runs
were scored.
As in yesterdays game. the fine
pitching on one side was not match
ed on the other. James. Manager
JennnEs's first choice. proved n poor
ono, his six bases on balls giving Bos-
ton opportunities from which six runs
were developed in the first three in
nings. Roland took his place and
pitched much tighter game.
Although feeling between the teams
ran high throughout the game, It was
not so much in evidence as was the
case yesterday
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CUBS LOSE TO DODGERS

CHICAGO, September l7-Brooklyn
punched five hits off Lavender in the
th!rd inning. and this. coupled with a
base on balls. q wild pitch and an
error. gave them comnan ding lead
and resulted in the defeat of the To-
battle, inserting three pinch -hit,ers
into the game, who delivered. but was
unable TO overtake the Dodgers. who
had added two more runs by oppor-
tune hitting in the eighth and ninth
innings
Smith weakened in the eighth, when
Chicago rallied and was replaced by
Rucker. Dauberts catch OF line
drive in this inning. with men on sec
ond and third, probably saved the game
for Brooklyn.
McCarthys fielding was n feature.
Score -
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TO PROTECT BONEHEADS
President Tener. of National League
Announces That Trick Plays
VIII Re Hnrred.

President Tcner has announced tina
the moss-coVered trick plays will be
barred from tho National League after
this season. Tencr intends putting
through set of rules during the win
ter that will prevent Miller Higgins
and other tricksters from winning ball
games by causing. one OF the opposition
to pull a "boner."
One OF the things that influenced the
big chief of the National against trick
cry was HugGins's little stunt. played
on Appleton. tho Dodgcr pitcher Tho
Cards had two men on bases, Huggins
was on the coaching line for his team
and Appleton WAS pitching
lust as Appleton was about to wind
up for pitch. Higgins yelled:
Hey, throw that ban here: throw 1t
here, / say"
Appleton looked at Hugsins, figured
that HugGins thought he was using an
imperfect ball or had heen sandpaper
gins. Tho Card leader dodeed the
throw. the ball went to the grandstand.
ana before IL was recovered the Cardi-
won the game.
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VIRGINIA SQUAD GROWING
FOURTEEN MORE FOOTBALL
MEN ANSWER COACHES CALL
Too Many for lambeth Field to Ac-
comInOdute-Thurmnn Practices
I<icks-EvnnR Helps Coaches.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. ~. Ser

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. septem-
Der l7.-Vireinia's football squad
worked out this afternoon during
thunderstorm. and all Of tho players
were thoroughly drenched, but tho
duckins was even more prefcrab bic
than the intense heat which has pre-
vailed for ten days.
Fourteen new men Joined the squad
TO -day. bringing the total up to eigh-
~, record here on the second day OF
registration In tho lot were Eos
ter. guard from the Episcopal High
school who weighs l55; Keith. like
ly-lookinR half back from Alabama:
Scoville. a full back; two players from
McGuire's School. Richmond. and
Boatwright, an end from the Lynch
burg High School.
beth Field. and had to be divided.
forty candidates working out on
Lefcvrc Field. The daily routine was
var, yaried so nn,,yi number Of the
and near the close of the practice two
elevens were lined up to practice
kick offs.
Thurman. the Mercersburr star who
reported Yesterday, was placed Mt end
to-day, but IL is understood that he
will be tried out al full back. He is
tackle. but there is an abundance
OF line material. aud it is believed that
he will prove more valuable as back
Despite tho soggy field. Thurman
practiced p-kcking for while and
showed up we'll other p-kickers
on the squad include Berkeley. Gooch
White and KinsolvinE. This quartet
devotes some little time each day in
trying to boot tho ball over the cross-
bar.
Pat Evans. last years scrappy center
is in college for few days to assist
tho coaches in handling the new ma
terial. In the absence Of one Of the
quarter backs, Luck, the basketball
star. pilotcd ono of the clevens.
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CRAY sMACKS TWO HOMERs
ASHEVILLE LOSES SECOND
CLASH WITH ROCKY MOUNT
Former Colt CIouts Out Pair of Cir
cut Swnts-Lcnkc Holds Cur
OiinInnn to One Hit.
ROCKY MOUNT. - =, c.,

ROCKY MOUNT. y. e.. September II.
For the defense it was II case Of too
much l.eake, for he allowed only one
hit: for tho offcnse it was too much
Gray, for this fellows willow drove
in three of tho four Tarheels runs and
gave them a 4-to-o victory against the
Asheville.. all-Carolina League team
this evening.
Gray hit twice over the right-ficld
renee. once with ~ man OF tho pnths.
whiie the only other run is traceable
to two-ply thump against the left :
hcid renee by Lcakc, which sent q run
ner ronpinE home from second
rms brings the series to tie, with
cach leagues representatives having
won one game Lowe. on the mound
Tor the visitors. was powerless before
Gray, while tho Tarhcels sent along
their SIX hits before the end of the
fourth. Ashcville's ono hit is credited
70 Citrano, of tho Raleigh club. who
dropped one safe in the eighth, to be
nut down on n fast double A moment
La n
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EIRST GAME

Totals. 2 - .G o Totals 90 Il ., 70
Rated Cor Mcchan In fourth.
fB1tteu for Ecclcs in ninth
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CADETS ELECT MANAGER
BENEDlCTINE WILL START
FOOTBALL WORK ON MONDAY
Fifteen Candidates Answered Cali,
John Marshall C0nch Gets Twenty
Lads Out for Team.

The Bcncdictino College Att-letin
Association held It's initial meeting OF
tho y"ar yesterday afternoon. Tho
Meeting was II large and enthusiasts
one. and after an address by Father
Richard, athletic adviser, officers wero
elected for tho ensuing year. Leo J.
kellcher ia the new president. August
ID. Meyer, vice-presdent and ]. Para
ter, secretary. Thomas w. Brown has
been named as manager of tho foot
ball team
spondod to q call issued by Dyke
klevesahl tho football coach. and
practice will start on Monday. In adj
dition to thcse. IilevesahI will have
four veterans back.
II appears that the Green and White
will he represented by n small. bur
fast eleven. like that of last year With
the four Veterans, Asher. Schaiel. Mey-
or and Ecllehcv. Klevesahl has a nu-
cIcus from which to develop n snap
py team. Others out for the team ara
ter. Gilbert. IIaninE. O'Koefe. Barrett.
Williamson, Roster. Kusterrer and
others.
The new manager will start at once
made b. tho team.
Coach John simpsons call for thu
football candidates of John Marshall
mism school hoo, was vas, res monde to by
new faces. Because OF the unfarora bla
football weather. only light practice
was the order or the dag. Monday VIII
find n much larger squad out, and the
regular work will be taken up.
Manager 1Iargrovo has not COM
pletcd his schedule. hut games with
the leading prep and high schools OF
this state. as we'll as North Carolina.
are being arranged. Among them ara
Episcopal High Maury High of Nor
folk: Raleigh High, suffolk High, Pa
tcrsburg High, Chester AEGics and
Fork Union. The latter has PRACTICAL
ly been arranged. and It is also prob
able that game with Maury Will be
played at Broad street Park.
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MARINES WIN MATCH
Good Shooting Seen rat Scnrirt--pipcr
Takes Mcnncy Match with
NiUis

SEAGIRT, y. j.. September 17.-Good
shooting was seen here to day in the
big Sadler trophy match. which wan
won by the United States Marines with
score of 1851. The Union Military
association was second. with 1886, and
New Jersey third, with 1885 The
Meaney match was won by Corporal
r. r. Piper OF the Marine Corps. with
George S. Kase. OF the Marines, also
scored 40. finishing for place as men
toned.
The Wingate match was won by r.
Mtnervine. OF the Italian Rifle Associa-
ton. with Il score of 30. George w
Chcsley, OF the Winchester Rife and
Gun Club. finished second, with SO
Tho Hetler Rifle Club took first place
from the Italian Rifle Association. with
score OF 255 TO Pa in the old guard
trophy match.
II. w. Ford. OF the Marines, won the
Spencer match with score of IL
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PILLS BLANkED BY C|NCY
CARDS SET BRAVES BACK
BY WINNING AND TIEING
Giants Drop Two Gnmc~ to Pirates.
SuDcrbnS Bunch Hits Dnd De
feat thicnSO Cubs.

CINCINNATI o. September lT.-Er-
rors by stock and Bancroft and
Toncy's mastery pitching We're re-
sponsible for Cinciunati winning the
second game Of the present series from
Philadelphia to-day. . TO q.
Only five Philadelphia players reach
cd 6rst base, three of them being left
ut that bag. while the other two were
thrown out at second.
Demaree also pitched good ball, al
lowing only six hits ana giving no
bases on balls
The game was played in an hour
and eleven minutes, which is the rec
ord time for this season on the Gin
cinnati grounds Score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
Boston. :; Detroit. ,.
~. Louis. 9: Washington. q.
Sew York, 3: Chicago. 2.
Cleveland. :; Philadelphia 6 (nrsi rnmc)
Cleveland. 3: Philadelphia, Second game ;
ten innings.
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ALLEN RUSSELL WINS GAME

NEW YORK. September 17.-New
York wor another game from Chicago
to-day, the score being 3 to .. New
York wor in the fourth inning. when
Baumann hit home run, and n wild
throw hy Bla ckburne let in Cook and
Miller.
Allen Russell. formerly of Richmond
pitched his first full game for New
York and made a credltable showing,
holding Chicago to six hits. Fourier
was hit on the left elbow in the first
inning and was forced to retire. Muir
ply. OF chicago. received seven bases
on balls in the last two games, thre.
yesterday and four to-day. Score:
Chicago. New York
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WHERE rUEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond ut Montreal.
Harrisburg ut RDcheS,er
Jersey cts al Buffalo.
Providence at Toronto n.
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SETS NEW TRAP RECORD
I ester German, Professional, Gets 400
Breaks Out OF 500 Targets.
We'll known Here,

IA new record for registered tour
naments was made in the Westy Hogan
shoot here to-day by Lester S. German,
who completed his total of 500 targets
with 400 breaks. The former record,
held by Charles Newcomb and r. Bruno,
was 1876.
voolfolk Henderson, OF Lexington.
KY, was high gun among the anna
tours for the three days, with 1913
breaks I'm 800 targets.
In professional class. German ran
away from the field. making the phe-
nomenal record OF 400 out Of 500. and
S72 straight. Nal Hawkins and Lynn
Worthington, Of Baltimore, tied for
second with 4S2. Emory Storr. OF
Richmond. Va. was third with is1. In
all. o25 shooters took part from all
parts Of the United States.
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FIRST GAME.
NcM York.

Totals. IS ~ 5 TotaI.----pl 70 . q
'Batted for Benton In seventh.
tB1;ted for Ritter In eighth.
Score by innings: z
Ser York .............2 n o..
Pittsburgh commend o -
summary: Euns-Burn Robertson Mer:le
Fletcher. Thorpe RrainHr1. carey ,!} John
ston. Barney, Wagner. N!oX. Baird. .;ibson
Cooper. Two base hits-poy.e. Mcrf!e
Csrey. Johnston. Three base nit Robertson
Doom. Wagner. Sacrifice hits-Baird, Coop
er. Sa-ricce ny-Barrey Stolen bases
Burns 81. Mcrl:ln. Johnston. Viox. Baird
Double plavs-Doo.n and Fletcher Robert
son and Merke. Earned ruus-New York
>; Pittsburgh. 5. Left on haseE--New York
.: Pittsburgh. ). First base error-Pitts-
ourgh, / Rases on halls-of Benton 4: of
Ritter. !: off Cooper, g. Hits-of Benton, ~
in innings: on Filter, Q in : inning of
Scrupp, IN inning. struck out-by Ben
ton, :. by Ritter. !; ~ SchUpp. :: by Cooper,
:. iln.p:es. Euson ana Pigler Time. !.:s
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BUFFALO MAINTAINS LEAD
BlSONS SIT TIGHT, WHILE
PROVIDENCE ROCKS BOAT
Grnys Lose Two Gomcs to Toronto
nnd the Herd Divides Twin
BiII,

BUFFALO. Y. September IL
Buffalo split even with Jersey in q
double bill here to-day, while Provi-
dcncc lost two to Toronto in the Cana
dian city.
Bader lost tho opening contest to
the visitors by "a stool score. Tyson
started the second for Buffalo. but
lasted just one-half inning, and then
Fred Ricgcr was called on to do the
work.
Crutchcr was a stumbling block for
Buffalo In the opener. but Smiling Jim
Ring proved easy in tho curtain game.
tn" final score heing to !. Scores:
FIRST GAME
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GOOD NIGHT BOSTON BRAVES

ST. LOUIS. September 17-st I,ouis
put a crimp I'm Bostons pennant pros
poets by winning the opening game OF
a double-header here to-day. / to 0,
cd at tho end of the ninth The score
was . to 2. Doak opposed Nehf in n
pitchers battle In the FIRST game, each
allowing but four hits. In the sixth
inning Beschcr was safe OH Alaran-
ville's tumble, Bethel sacrificed and
Beschcr stole third. Millcr's single
completed tho run.
In the second game Boardman, re.
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FOOTBALL STARTS TO-DAY
Carlisle Plays Albright and BucISncu
VIII Meet bloomsbury state
Normal.

NEW YORK. September 1.-THE
Eastern intercollegiate football season
VIII open tomorrow with the playing
irons At Carlisle. the Albright Col
lego team will lineup against the Car
Isle Indians. while at LewisburE Pa
Bucknell University will have the
bloomsbury State Normal School eleven
as opponents.
Chief interest will center in the
showing OF the Carlisle eleven which
begins the 1915 campaign minus the
services OF Coach Glen Warner. who Is
now inStructing the University OF
Pitt SburRh football Suual
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SHOOTING FOR CUP
North$idc Gun Club VIII Hold WcekIs
shoot and Elimination Round for
TimcS-Disputch Trophy.

The Northside Gun Club will hold it's
regular weekly shoot this afternoon at
1 o'clock j. NJ. at it's grounds in High
land Park, sixth Avenue and Juniper
Street
All shooters are invited 70 attend.
and will shoot again in The Times Dis
patch trophy cup elimination round.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

Tho Havana ConsulS and Fairrnount
teams Will play at Byrd Park at 1
o'clock this afternoon.
The Consuls have won twelve out
OF fourteen games played this year.
which puts them near the TOP as an
Independent team. Thomas, who has
not lost q game for the Consuls this
year, VIII oppose w. Johnson
Manager Young would like 70 ar
range game with tho winner of the
metropolitan Howitzer game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

VINCINNNTT, ScNtembcr lT-Clar-
cnce Griffin defeated Ella Fottrell. both
or San Fr2nsico. in the final OF tho
tourney here to-day by scores OF ST,
10, O.. 81. O..
Miss Molla Rjurstcdt. Of Norway. do
fcated Miss Carrie Nicely. OF Chicago.
in the finals OF the womcn's singles by.
scores OF c. Gil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
NEW MEXICAN TRACK
VIII Hold To-day Meets In Lower
California just Below Border
Line.

SAN FRANCISCO. September IL
Completion Of arrangements for a new
just across the border line, with 1907
day annual meets, was announced to-
day.
Agreements were said to have been
reached, as to the concession, with
various warning Mexican factions. A
grand stand for 10000 persons, stables
for 700 horses and a mile oval track,
are said by the promoters to ba as
sured. at a cost OF 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
GIANTS DROP TWO

PITTSBURGH. September l7-Ncw
York lost two games to Pittsburgh to-
day, tho first by score Of to 6
and the second. , 10 o. Cooper and
Benton were both hit hard in the pre-
the second game Hill was effective
and allowed only four hits and no
runs. Manager MCC:raw and all tho
players not In the second game were
ordered off the field by Umpire Rig
Ter for coaching from the bench.
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nshInEton.
Totals. 40 1s II Totals....3o Tu
'Bltted for Ayers I'm sixth.
Score by inn ID

Washington ...........:o 90
summary: Runs Shotten t3. Howard,
Pratt, Iavan, Agnew, McCabe 90 Tive
base kit-iioward. Stolen hases-sisier
Milan. Acosta. Sacrifice ny-Slsler. Dou.
Bile plays-Prau to Sisler: Foster to GanGi!.
l.ct: OF baSeS-St. louis. .: Washington. &.
First lase on errors-S;: Louis. Bascs on
ha'ls-uff McCahc. 81 off Mayen Q: ofr I)u-
mont. :. Hts-oh Boehiing. In 20 In.
ninss; off Ayers. In Is innings; on
Mayer tnone out In seventh: OFT pumont.
III 3 innings. Struck out--by Bochling, 1;
hy Ayers. 2: by Dumont |: by McCabc 8
CnIircs, Chill and Connolly. Tire. eos
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1T STRIKES ME
by TIM PATCH

WIN the games to-day the curtain
WI DC drawn on the international
League season of 1915, and the win.
ier or the pennant is still in doub,
tuifa!o however. looks like sure
Wihher, az II only needs one game this
"t.e' noon 10 cop the rag. II the BIZ
sons lose two, however. while the
trays win two. Providence will again
take tho championship by half a game
margin. -'''''
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Detroit
Totaiss0 3oii3 3 Totals 81 :
.Enttnd for Stamina N

TT eTEHth.
score by inniuSs: p
Detroit .................o n o 90
boston ..............-...l q o ~
: .ln'rnry: Runs-vitt Cobb, IIoo5er ,o,.
Sneaker. Gardner. Barry. Carrgan. Leonard.
Two-base hiis-i.eonard. Lewis. Speaker.
riGce hi;s-Scott. Hoblitzel Double PLAYS
i'oland and Burns 90. Left on bases-De-
trot. 4: Boston. :. First base on errors
Boslon. = Bases on balls-on James. 6:
off Bo!and. J. Hits-cn James, In IA
innings. off Boland. In 2-3 Innings: of
oldham. In inning. Hit by pitcher
Wit. Struck out-by James. /: by BOland l;
ny Leonard. . umpircs, OLourhlin and
!iiliebrand. Time. as.
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INDIANS WIN AND TIE

PHILADELPHIA, September IL
Cleveland won the first game here to-
day. to 6, and tied the second in ten
innings. 3 to g. Philadelphia used sew
eral recruits In the first game. and
Cleveland was given a hard fight for
the victory. In the second event Rich
ardson. formerly OF Marshalltown,
Iowa, had battle with Mitchell, the
latter striking out eleven batsmen
ScOIcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

While interest has boon ce,,oroa
Inc Snappy races in the American and
Nationa! Leagues. fans have not bean
watching tho international fight care
! uiiE enough IT has all of the cle-
nents which make the biz races -
terestinr. and the class Of bali this
sen son is not far behind that OF tho
large circuits. VIC
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WHERE TliEY PLAY TODAY.
Chic1r" M New York
detroit at Boston.
Cleveland NJ PhindcInhia
81. Louis at Washing on
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GRAYS GET SETBACK

TORONTO. ONT, September Ito
ronto gave Providence "A serious set
back to-day, when they took botn
with respective scores of C TO and ;
TO l. While McTigue was pitching
shut-out ball in the first game. the
Leafs hit Cooper hard and often. gath
bert had an edge on Schultz in a pitch
ers' battle for tho second contest lie,
huwever was given sensational sun
port which has been characteristic OF
tho Leafs of late. Scores:
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FVIt ~ 7 n LIS, =. =, NtpItNIUtr I =.
Charles : Garland. thc Pittsburgh
schoolboy. won the metropolitan junior
championship tennis title i'm the singles
here to-day on the clay courts of the
West side Tennis Club. Garland, by
the use OF the smoothcst of driving
strokes. defeated Louis NJ. Banks Of
Adclphi Academy, Brooklyn, in straight
SETS G-2, G-l. 60. SO ably did Garland
play that Banks never reached tho
form that he had displayed in coming
through the tournament which began
WITH a record list OF 10y councillors
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Rrnven Hnvc Rcccirt> Attnched.

ST. LOUIS. September l7.-Boston's
share OF the gate receipts for the st.
Louis Boston Nationals double header
hero to-day was attached by deputy
sheriffs. This was the result OF a suit
for $4,000 filed by the Kansas City As
ISOLATION club. which asked. in it's
suit against Boston. $4,000. alleged TO
be due for Players Bash. Compton and
$4,000 for the nondelivery OF two play
ers. Lawrence Gilbert and Richard
CrutChrr.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals; 50 I$oI5 (, Totals, go IL :

Score by innings: r.
Cleveland ...........O o O O 0 / q O ~
Philndelp hin .......o o 0 0-5
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AUBURN. Me-, Scntcmhcr lI.--f.icu-
tenant Daniel +. Christie, OF Dover, to-
day established what is believed here
to he new worlds rifle record. at 800
yards ra pid fire at the National Guard
state shoot. when he scored GS success
siVe bulls eyes. Range officers in the
pit said that tho greater part Of the
shots could be covered with one hand.
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Totals .. 50 u e ; Totals 30 : ~ IS
.Batted FOR Maye. in ninth
fFttted 70. Scott IN ninth.
score by in, inpe. n
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Williams Wins Intrrcnllnniutn.

FHILNpEIFHIA. september lT.-R.
Norris Williams, Harvard, won tho in
tercolleg!atc lawn tennis singles
championship at Haverford o-day by
easily defeating Leonard Beokman,
6--1. 81
Williams held tho intercollegiate
title i'll 1918. Last year 1t was held
by George NJ. Church. Princeton. who
has since graduated from cnllecn