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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
VIRGINIA TECHS HAVE
MANY CANDIDATES OUT
Only Pnntins. Forward Passing and
Running Down Punts Have Been
Engaged In Yet.

Blacksburg. Va, Sept. 1s.--Foot-
ball practice at the Virginia Poly
teehnic Institute commenced Wednes-
day with twenty-five men on the field
The squad has grown in numerical
sire Myth daily. and there are now fifty
men out. Only light practice. con-
sisting OF punting. forward passing
and running ,suwn on kicks, has been
INDUCED In by the early arrivals.
The squad will engage IN It's first
scrimmage Monday.
There are several likely men among
the newcomers, but II is too early to
predict their real worth as football
players Redd, formerly Of Cluster
Springs is showing up well In the
hacktield, Is n willing worker and APP
pears aggressive. Davidson. recently
Of King College. has entered here and
Is out for the team Parrish. from
Bingham School n G., Is after one
Of tho line positions. Huddle. half
hack On. The 1ai,Ag tea "a -, i, har,. ,haen
shifted 10 enc FuHkheaser, Terry
ana EnFleby are being used al quar-
ter, There arc twenty candidates for
The hackf7eld POSITIONS and the Dues
ton as 10 what men win play In these
Places Il an roen one.
With the heavy schedule planned
Tor the 1915 season, the coaches con-
template using at least two men for
every position Two full teams have
been given plays fer use IN the early
games, and are practicing signals
a Additional t-41tiittrtcs- are ex-
-pected out for the team next week
during the opening days of college
ne institute does not open until Sep
TENDER 20. AMI the first game is with
Aoannks coiiese here on the 25th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
HOW|TzERS CAPTURE
BASEBALL TITLE
ArtiIlerymen win Federation Cham
pionship by Defeating Metro
poIitan Team.

Wearers of the Richmond Howitzer
uniforms will this year fondle the sill
yer trophy emhlematic Of the cham
pionship Of the Richmond Apiateur Ath-
letic Federation. the artlnerymen hav-
ing yesterday afternoon emerged VIC
torious from the game with the Met
ropolitans. champions of the jefferson
Ward League. The score was to 2.
The soldier boys victory is attributed
10 the alright hurting of Archie Pow
ell. the Dumbarton portpaw, and the
se nsa tional fielding of Robert POWELL
and Drew Hierholzer. On two occas-
ions Powell and Hiernolzer pulled vie
tory from The paws of defeat by spec
tacular catches. In the seventh inning
with men on the hassoeks, +, Martin
drove bali far into right center field
but the fleetfooted youngster from
DHHabaFteH got under the glohule just
as it was nearing the ground. aud
then tossed it back to the nheld. COM
pleting a double play. Then in the
eighth frame with two men OH bases
M. Martin lambasted one of Powell $
offerings for what looked like a cir
cult swat. but Hierholzer former
Benedictinc College star, raced over
TO the fence and captured the pellet
before il reached the ground
The game was one OF the most In
teresting contests seen in the amat eur
ranks of Richmond this year. de-
spite the fact that the HowitZers did
lnot display their usual form. The In
theld at Broad Street Park was new
10 the artillerymen. and the balls failed
TO hop right for them, The Church Hill
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Gossip
International League Season Closes
With Games Scheduled Yesterday

to be composed OF four or six teams
and to be under the protection Of tho
Richmond Amateur Athletic Fedora
ton. Just which teams will compose
this organization is not known. but II
Is a known fact that the Blues. How
tiers, Grays. Church Hill. Highland
Park and Barton Heights are being
urged to bring teams into the league.
In our opinion this is on. of the best
athletic moves ever made in Rich
mond, and It is believed that it would
attract considerable attention from
the sport loving public. There ia
certainly enough good material in this
city to form six football teams.
me Church Hill Athletic Club foot
bail team, which won the indepen-
dent championship OF Richmond last
season. Is expected to have another
strong outfit this year. With prac-
tically all OF the old material back
and several new men in the fold the
East Enders-wil have a team that
will make the other gridironists sit
up and take notice. Tie initial prac-
tACC was AbNAu night,
Many new faces will be seen this
season In the prep school league. and
the teams representing Benedfctfnr
John Marshall. McGuire's and Acade-
my. will be made up almost entirely
Of new men. The first game Of the
prep scAooi season viii be PLAYED &c
tober 9 between Benedictine College
and John Marshall High School. The
season will close October 10.
Allan Russell, former premier
mound artist OF the international
League. and holder of the strtke-out
record In this organization for the
1916 season, made a most auspicious
debut In the American League Fri
day. He allowed the heayy-h hitting
Chicago White Sox only six hits. and
the New York Yankees won by a
count Of , to 2. Russell has the
stun and ne II going to be one OF
M. best in tho American League III
one Or two sesona moro. 4, 1
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FOOTBALL SEASON TO
OPEN NEXT SATJlRDA1
Richmond Blues and Union Theological Seminary will Sta
Initial Set To Of Season at Broad Street
mond College Squad Practicing Hard
BY ERNEST POLLARD.

With the passing Of III. .,,~
comes the call OF the eridiron -,
despite the fact that the westn..
are getting at the p. esent tim. - =
ter fitted for baseball or tennis 49,
OF gladiators of the football fieid ~
donned their fighting attire ana n
huesy chasing the pigskin again.
Out at Richmond College Coat
Frank Dobson has his charges I'M
ironing out the kinks in the musr7
brought about by the idleness OF n
summer months. Tomorrow aftornol
the squads Of Richmond AcadenI
Jonn Marshall High School ana N
Suire's University School will std
their preliminary work, while 81
henedtcttne College candidates N
engage IN their initial practice
their campus.
Footoail hacs gained In populart
curing the past few seasons. and IN
year Is expected to be one Of tina md
successful ones Tor the winter nastir|
since 1t was first introduced ~
many years ago. Besides the uss7
championship games between Rir]
mond. College and the other fnafff]
tons that make up the Eastern u
gina intercollegiate Athletic IIeaa]
and those between the four local r.
schools. there will be many ~
games Of interest here this season +
tween local and amateur SQUADS. "
year there were few Independent 10
ball teams in Richmond, but this 70
the Richmond Amateur Athletic NJ
Grafton liz planning to esta blish q fo1
ball league. and many seem to thi}
that 1t Is one OF the best athie|
moves ever made in this city.
First Game Next Saturday.
Local football enthusiasts will ?
the first game OF the season here ~
Saturday afternoon, when the uniI
theological Seminary tackles the n
team representing the Richmond LIZ
Infantry Blues. The Blues will put
some hard practices this week, ana
next Saturday the infAntrymen =
expected to be in the pink OF con(
ton to meet the preachers. The q
ter Park institution d. = not open q
til the latter part Of next week. Al
therefore. the theological studeI
will have only q few days in which /
make preparations for the game.
Beginning next Saturday. there u
be a game at Broad Street Park eve.
Saturday until November a.. Thd
will be ten Saturday games 1t the /
cal park. besides the ANIMAL claI
Thanksgiving Day between Virgil
and Carolina. While the fans Il
have an opportunity to see only q
big games. the contests In the Int
collegiate League win attract cons
cradle attention. The first big g1&
will be played here November
when v. NJ. I. meets Clemson, VII
the next one with be the virginl
Carolina encounter.
Although little has been heard m
the camp%>of Randolph Macon. "
liam and Mary and -eidn}
It IL eaid that several likely candida
have entered the three institutions q
are practicing hard for the vars
squads For the last three seAs<
there has been much interest centey|
on the fight between Richmond q
iege and the other three Eastern IA
Einia colleges. and this year 1t pro1
ICES to be even more keener.
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test, owing to the fact that tho insti-
tuition does not open it's session until
the latter part Of the week. Not
withstanding this, however. the
Preachers are expected 10 display
their old-rime form. Boyd has been
lost to the team this year. but such
men as Hughes and Pharr will again
be seen in action.
Coach Frank Dobson is very much
grassAsis'ss ~cr. the ffa'se Few days WORK
out at the Richmond College Stadium.
and he hopes to have his charges In
the pink Of condition by the time the
Spiders season opens October Z. Their
Initial game will be with the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues. and this
is contest that u always eagerly
looked forward to by local followers
OF the piCskin -chasers. Although
some OF the best letter men have been
lost to the Northampton College.
those who know Coach Dobson.s
ability as n coach believe that he will
have another pennant-winning aggrc-
gafion this season.
A plan Is on foot AZ the present time
TO organize : local 1po1hall leagus
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
AGG|ES MAKE CLEAN
SWEEP Of SERIES
Porfner's Drop Third Straight Game
to Champion Washington
Amateurs

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian)
Washington. d. c.. Sept. 1s.-~Port-
ner's champion amateur baseball team
of Richmond. was unable to gain re-
venge on the Agriculture nine. local
tftlehoider. for the defeat received in
Richmond week ago, the Farmers
making clean sweep of the Inter-
City series by winning the first game
of Il scheduled double header here to-
day. To L. The second game was
called off because Of rain.
Portner held the lead up until the
last of the ninth when Agriculture,
favored by several breaks put over
two runs.
The contest was n pitchers duel on
the most part between Owen and Dunn.
with honors about even The fielding
and base running of Pee was a fea-
turc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19

Boston a9.i Sox send Over Only Tally
Of Gs'ie r the Twelfth Frame.
he eating Detroit.
BILL MoRHsETTE is WINNER
Former Richmond Pitcher Makes
Debut With Philadelphia Athletics
and Succeeds In Winning Prom
t1cyer1nd Indians--Senators Win.

Boston. sept. iS.--Before the biggest
crowd that ever saw an American
League baseball game In Boston the
Red Sox won from the Tigers today
tn twelve rounds OF fine hard base
ball The winning tally came In the
last inning when with one out and
three on. Manager Carrigan inserted
himself as a pinch hitter and shot one
at Bush. which Donnie threw 10 sec
ond for q force out, Cady in sliding
into the bag upset Young and Carri-
gan reached FIRST in safety, while Lewis
scored
Score by innings: r. II. r.
Detroit 00G 600 600 o0o-~0 2
Boston 49, 000 600 coo o01--l /
Bntteries-Covaleski and Stanage,
shore aud Cady Empires brand
and oI1ouGiiljn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
TrTTTiTg0 RFSpNS CAPTURE
INTERN ATIoN NJ LEAGUE FLAG

Buffalo. y. Y. Sept ls.-Buffalo
won the international League pennant
This afternoon boy defeating Jersey
: r She first game Of the sehed-
rad double header Jersey City play
cd Msfiess hail and al no time In the
,ooepipg game ald the skeeterS have
q chance 10 ~in In ire last inning
Pred Eeehe leosened up bit and
the Skcetcrs scored three times.
with tbs crowd then yelling for fear
~ Besbe losing Beebe shut them off,
and the final score was 10 A. In the
second game isufTalo held the Skeeters
scoreless for Ave innings. and then
Tyson lei thers have SIX hits and pre-
scented u pass, which nctted six runs,
This did no damage. however, for
Buffalo had the rag sarefy tucked
ass2-y-------------
III, First game
Score be inntngs,a r. r. r.
Jersey City s. 600 900 ei3---4 10 2
!
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r. II. f.
Mnrrlsetfe La MInner.

Philadelphia, Sept. 1S[The Athletics
and Cleveland split In double header
today. the Philadelphians winning the
first game to 3. and Cleveland talk
ing the second. 5 to /. The Athletics
knocked kiopfer out OF the box in
the first inning OF the first game and
also hit Brenton hard during his stay
ON the rubber. Morrisettc late of the
Richmond International League Club,
pitched the first game and while easy
for kirRc and Smith, who got seven
OF the Indians eleven hits between
them. he managed TO hold down the
rest of the visitors
In the second game coumbe held
'ho Athletics To four hits. while Harry
Weaver. a local product was touched
up for nine Coumbe getting four OF
them
First game
Score by innings. Ri f.
Cleveland .-.-.., .-.oil 0Io 1e1--5 10 o
Philadelphia +. ..t4li 100 o6"--T 10 4
Batteries klepfer. Brenton. Jones.
Coumbe and o'Neiu; Morrisette and
Lapp tmpires-- Evans and Wallace
Second game
Score by Innings: r. II E.
cleveland go. -.. 900 ora 01n---5 o
Philadelphia .... 900 100 oo0--i 4 4
Batteries umbe and Eean; Weay-
or and Tapp. Umpires~~Wallace and
Evans.
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Senators Win Out,

Washington, sept lS~-Barbers triple
IN the seventh. followed by Shanks'
clean single to right scored the only
run Of todays game, giving the Wash
ington Senators the verdict over the
st, Louis Browns. Gallia, the Senators
spitball twirler and Tom Phillips, a
brownie recruit, were the principals
IN lively pitchers' duel and both
yielded but six hits. Fast fielding
saved Phillips twice from being scored
upon.
Score by innings r. H. T.
- Louis -, .... coo GOO o0o--o
Washington acc 9Aa ie'-i
Batteries Phillips. Weilfnan and
Leary; GaiIia and Henry. Empires
Counoly and Chilli
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
TYPOS WILL DISCUSS
VOCATIONAL TRAINING

Vocational training in the public
schools will be discussed at meeting
OF Richmond Typographical Union,
No. so, in Labor Temple this after
noon at 3 O'Clock
Earlier in the day conference
OF representatives of typographical
unions from all parts of the State will
be held In Stumpf's Hotel, when plans
for extending the influence of the or
ganization will he considered. Re-
freshments will be served following
the conference
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19

Results Yesterday.

st. Louis, i: Brooklyn Twelve In
nings; first game).
st. Louis, S; Brooklyn. tsecond
game).
Kansas City. 6; Newark. (first
game).
Newark, l. Kansas City. 0 (second
game).
Fi;tFbIrg, s.: Baltimore, eleven
innings; first camel
Is.tsburg. 8; Baltimore. (second
game1.
DufJalo,2 !: Chicago. o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
Maxcr.s Hit Beats Reds,

Cincinnati. Sept. 1s.--Philadeiphia
punched hits today and defeated Gin
cinnati. to :, In the final appearances
Of the leaders here this season Mayer
singled with men on third and second
in the eighth. scoring two runs that
won the game.
Score by innings. R. II. f.
Philadelphia 100 0i0 020---4
Cincinnati ... o2o 900 600 s
Batteries: McQuillen, Mayer and
Burns; Dale, Lear and Wingo. Um-
pires KLEIN and Emslie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
ENGAGE N
f|ST|c ENCOUNTER
Bob Bescher Becomes Offended When
"Bean Ball Is Used on Him and
Beats Dick Rudolph.
BRAVES CAPTURE TWO GAME
Phillies Triumph Over Cincinnati
Reds. While Dodgers Defeat
Chicago Cubs--Giants and Pirates
Divide in Double-Header.

St Louis, Sept. 19.--Bob Bescher
and Dick Rudolph had fist fight to-
day with players, police and umpires
Separating the battlers. This was the
feature of today's double header be-
tween the Cardinals and Braves The
first game was farce. 30 TO / for the
Braves, and they also won the second,
to 3.
The Bescher- Rudolph fracas came
in the fourth inning of the first game.
Rudolph used a bean balr' with
Rescher at bat. When he was retired
on a grounder. Bob swung right and
left on .Rudolph's face. knocking him
down. Players Immediately separated
the fighters.
The Braves set the seasons record
with their 20 to ] victory. They
slammed four pitchers for twenty-five
hits. and all of the seven walks were
converted into runs.
First game
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Boston 47o 1o2 24o--20 % 0
st. Louis :. 900 900 OLE l .
Batteries: Rudolph. Barnes and
Gowdy; Griner, Perdue. Nichaus. LAM
line, Snyder and Roche: Umpires.
O'Day and Quigley.
Second game
Score ny innings: r. II. r.
Boston ..... 900 200 3io---s IL 0
st. Louis $50. 0o2 DOL oo0-3 2
Batteries: Raglan and Gowdy: Sallee
and Snyder. Umpires Quigley and
O'Day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
Loses Ends OF Two FINGERS.

While using a meat-slicing mach
Friday, Louis Eriei. a Barton Hefg
Eroceryman. cut of the ends OF I
Of his fingers His first finger Y
cut off about an eighth Of an IA
and his second finger nearly to I
first joint
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19

LEAGUE.
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday

Boston. /; Detroit. twelve in
nings).
Philadelphia z; Cleveland. (hrst
game).
Cleveland, 5; Philadelphia. / (sec-
ond Eame).
Chicago. z: New York. (first
game).
Chicago. 4; New York. (second
game).
Washington. 1: st. Louis. 0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Philadelphia. 4: Cincinnati. ..
Brooklyn, T. Chicago /.
Boston. 30; st. Louis, / FIRST
gamel.
Boston. s. ST. Louis, 8 (second
game).
Pittsburg. g New York. . (tirst
game).
New York, 5; Pittshurg. 2 (second
game).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
Yankees Drop Two.

New York. Sept lS.--The White Sox
grabbed a double header today from
the New York Yankees, the scores
being to and to /. Although
the, Chicago outfit hit little harder
than the Gothamites,. but the bingles
came at opportune times.
First game:
Score by Innings r. II, f.
Chicago 49, .....312 200 01e--7 : l
New York -. ..... 900 400 oa0--~3 7 2
Hatteries-=~Eenz and Schalk; Vance,
Markle and Alexander. Cmpires-Sal-
lin and Dineen,
Second game:
Chicago -. .0oi GOO OILS 3 ]
New York ........100 GEO 000-1 3
Batteries-Russell and Schalk: Nor =
gridge and Kreuger. Cmpires~Nal-
lin and Dineen.
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Coombs Is Winner.

Chicago, Sept. 1s.--I1ae Dodgers ran
away with today's game. beating the
Cubs. to /. In the first inning they
put the game on ice by knocking a
home run In with two men on. The
lone Cubs run came In the second.
when they reached Coombs for three
successive hits. Standridge, who re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
LEADERS SHOW NO
GAIN DURING WEEK

There has been little change In
the percentages Of the leading
teams in the American and Ma
tional Leagues during the mast
week. Both the PhiIIics and
dodgers gained . few points on
the Braves, while Boston did a lit
tie better than Detroit. The fol.
lowing will show how they played
last week:
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Standing Of Ciups

Games Today.
No games scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
Athletic


When the last balls were tossed yes
terday afternoon in the international
League the curtain was drawn on the
1915 season of the Barrow organiza-
ton. While this Year may not be
called a good one for the international
League clubs, it was about as good
as could have been expected consider
Ing the fight with the Federafs and
the fact that this has been AN ex
bad season for our national
pastime.
Manager "Patsie" Donovan and his
fast Buffalo Herd won the champions
ship honors after one of the pluckiest
fights ever made by baseball club.
Some weeks ago the Bisons were many
points behind Dan Howley's Providence
Grays winners of last years pennant.
but when they began climbing they
could not be checked. 1t was only
two days ago that the Herd took
the lead in the league.
Although the Richmond club has not
come up 10 the expectations of some
local baseball enthusiasts, 1t is the
opinion of many that Manager Dunn
and his proteges did as well as could
have been expected for their initial
appearance in tho Barrow organization
Next year Manager Dunn expects to
give Richmond a ball club that will
be high up In the pennant race from
start to finish
Evidently Morrisette has been sold to
the Philadelphia Athletics although no
announcement to this effect has been
made by the local management Yes
terday Bill pitched for the Mackmen
md .Tosn hts sams. ,Syosa ,aha Cleveland.
Indians by a score OF Z to g. He al
lowed ten hits, but two OF the Indians
got seven of,them. Bill has the stun
and he will doubtless make the Ath-
letics a good man,
Local football enthusiasts will be
rendered an opportunity to witness the
first encounter OF the season here
Saturday afternoon at Broad Street
Park. when the Richmond Ligh, In
faniry Blues. battle the Union Theolo-
gtrat Seminary Rrfdfron3sts. The Blues
are practicing hard fbr the initial
clash OF the season, and the game is
expected to be a fast one.
The Seminary team will have only
one day Of Dreettce hsfore tAs con-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
Standing OF Clubs,
Games Today.

Games Today.
Boston in Cincinnati.
Philadelphia in st. Louis.
New York in Chicago.
Only three scheduled.
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Standing of Clubs.
Games Today.

Baltimore in ST. Louis.
Newark in Kansas City
Buffalo in Chicago.
tOnly thre scheduled.
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'EaGtcd fer sherry ia ninth.
Score hV tuuNt&s. II.
Richmond ......... 600 A4& 02G-5
Montreal ........,.. ZOE ola ooe--2
summary, Thrce-base hits Rates.
Home run. lreian Hsses on balls-off
sherry, 4 of Jarman, !. struck out
ry sherry. 6 10y Jaruan, e. Left on
bases Montreal. <; Richmond =.
Double playe-Flvnn "a Nash Ia
ir3ruu5 Nash n irotan - Flynn Wild
pitch-~Jalrnan, sherry. Sio,en bases
smith treiap. ArraEou, Twomhiey.
Plot Time Of game, 1tA0 lmpires,
Fandiboe ana Hart.
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Continued on Fourth Page.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
Sanding of G4nlf..
Gaines To-day.

Gaines To-day,
Providence ia Toronto.
Richmond IN montreal.
Jer~o, {tt4 ~ Buffalo.
l!rrf,>ilurg IN Rochester.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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Continued on Fourth page)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19

A plan is on foot az the present time
TO organize . local football league
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10 acres miles from city limits,
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Win exchange for good city property.
10 acres l-2 miles from women's
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barn, cistern. well, storm cave, or
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and cross-fenced with hog wire; price,
$l.750 one-third cash, balance time
TO suit purchaser.
40 acres 10 mile from city limits,
large 7-room house. good barn; will
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1860 acres near Rush Springs, 70
acres in cultivation. Broom house.
good soft water; price, $40 per acre;
81, 900 cash, balance easy terms.
2l5 acres 6 miles from Ninnekah,
40 acres In cultivation, 100 acres
creek bottom. Groom house, barn,
granary; price, s35 per acre
f6O acres very choice Washita bot
tom, mile from town. in fine state OF
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interest. due in z years; price, $50 per
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1,O00acre ranch 10 miles from