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Not to Forget
A little knocking notO and then
TurnS tnoLlucoddles into men.

The Yanks have proved again that stout
defense in baseball is more to be chosen
than a heavy attack. With most of their
good hitters crippled or in bad slump, they
have managed to hold the lead in the best
race the American League ever has known.
And the star feature of their play has been
great pitching, backed up by capable sup
port. 1t is harder to beat good pitching an1
good defensive work than it is to overthrow
a ragged attack. attached to only fair de-
fensive play. The two clubs that have beer
winning most consistently of late in the
American League jamboree are the two
strongest defensive clubs in the circuit
New York and Boston. The 800 and 400
nitters are not to be scorned and desp.scd,
hut they do not compose the entire game by
several stendY fathoma.
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CEDARHURsT. N. Y. July 2o.-George NJ.
Church. of New Jersey and Willis e: Davis.
the cup singles here yesterday in tho tennis tour
nament tho turf OF the Rockaway Hunting
Club. Church outplayed and outplaced Leonard
Beekman. Princeton, at 90. 6-3. Davis In a
Man. Jr.. former Yale captain. SO. Az. "a.
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his knowledge; but the fool singeth in his
lack of understanding.
The poor man takes all he has across the
Long Night; the rich man leaves all he has
behind.
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Having made good in his first wind-up by
trimming Charley Medway. X. o. Al Wagner
again VIII appear in star scrap Monday night
when he takes on Young Dlggns at the Broad
way Club. Wagner Is a vicious puncher. but he
may have trouble connecting with Dig.
The Little River news., 1916-06-14
MISS SALLY COLLINS WEEDS
Former .AShdOwn Woman Married in
 Paris, Texas. June 9th.

News was received here this week announcing that Miss Sally Collins, formerly of this city, was married in Paris. Texas, on June 9th to Mir. Paul Couch Of that city. The wedding took place at the First Methodist | church at 4:30, the pastor of the church officiating. The bride is . member of one of the oldest and most Fl eminent Ashdown families. For a number of years she was a member Of the. faculty of the public school hero and was highly successful In ne@ profession. She enjoyed a we'll de- served popularity. For the past year she has been teaching at Idabel. The groom, who is not personally known here, is prominently known in busi- ness circles i'll Paris, being associated with the First National Bank of Paris, in an official capacity. The Ashdown friends congratulate
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against the party now in power, Col onel Roosevelt's refusal to make a campaign is to be considered final. It w:il then be necessary for the repre- sontatiyes of the Progressive party to say whether they indorse the position taken by MT. Roosevelt or whether they will name another to fight fN their party principles.
 Colonel ,Roosevelt's running mate of four years, ago. Governor Johnson of California, refused to let his name be placed before the convention, be- cause of the information he had con- cerning the intentions of Colonel Roosevelt toward his nomination. Sev- eral other names and no ably that of Raymond Robins, who was both tenn porary and permanent chairman of the conventions. were offered but not seconded
The Little River news., 1916-06-14
SUPT. FOR M., D. X c.
Veil PHown Illinois Railroad Man As- sumes Position with M., ID. < G.

According to information received here, J. B. Campbell, we'll known railroad expert from Illinois, has been aproiEted to the office of general sup er;ntendent of the Memphis, Dallas and Gulf railroad to succeed J. E. Vo- taw, recently killed in an accident on that lo&u.
 Mir. Campbell comes to the Mem phis, Dallas and Gulf highly recom- nended as a man we'll qualified to handle the task of directing such a road as the M., D & G., looking all ways to is upbuilding and mainten- ance as one of the coming lines with in the state of Arkansas.
 The new official, it is understood has removed his family from Illinois to Nashville, and now prepared to as sume charge of the duties delegated to him by virtue of the office to which he has been appointed.
The Little River news., 1916-06-14
PORTAL ACCEPTANCED WIRED BY HUGHES.

Washington, June 10.-Charles Evans Hughes stepped down today from the Supreme Court bench and again became a private citizen, and accepted the Republican nomination for President of the United States. In a telegram ringing with denunciation of the administration foreign policy and declaring for a dominant thorou- ghgoing Americani; m he gave his de- oision to Chairman Harding of the Republican national convention and broke the long silence which had kept the leaders of his party in the dark as to his attitude toward the great issues O: the day.
 'I have not desired the nomination" said the telegram. T have wished to
The Little River news., 1916-06-14
GATHRIGHT DIES OF INJURIES
Wife of Dead Man Charged with Mur-
 der. Has Brother Here.

Sherman, Tex, June 1O.-L. r. Gathright who was seriously burned about the face and body yesterday morning with hot concentrated lye, died this afternoon at 2:15 o'clock at Sherman Hospital. Mrs. Gathright has been charged with murder In Justice Barker court. She immedia- tely waived examination and bond was set at $3O0O, which she gave.
 It is said that she regarded her hus- band too attractive to other women. and poured a quart of concentrated lye on his face and body while he slept, burning both eyes out.
 q did not want to kill him, but I did want to put his eyes out and spoil his handsome face so he would not be attractive to other women." she told the sheriff.
 Gathright was 45. He owned a res taurant here He requested that his wife not be arrested.
The Little River news., 1916-06-14

Jim Curran of Texarkana was here Sunday afternoon visiting his moth CT and sisters.
The Little River news., 1916-06-14
MUST SET OUT THE "BOX'
Arkansas Has Many Laws, and Here
 is One of Them.

Lit le Rock, June 13.-(Special)- A local wholesale cigar dealer re- marked the other day that the many retailers unintentionally violated the federal statutes every day. He stated that the internal revenue requires that when a cigar is offered for sale the dealer shall set out the box and allow the customer to make his own selec- he said for a cigar to be replaced in the box after it has been taken out and handled.
The Little River news., 1916-06-14

Prof. Geo. w. Lewis was here from Horatio Saturday.
The Little River news., 1916-06-14
WILTON TEACHERS NAMED
Prof. H.A. Goddard Elected Principal:
 Mrs. MOsley Reelected.

Wilton, June 19.-(SpeciaD-The faculty for next years term of school has ben elected at this place. Prof. H AG,oddord of Agusta has been el- has been elected at this place. Prof. H.A. Goddard of Agusta has been el- cted as principal. Prof. Goddard was principal at Augusta last year. He was principal of the junior high school at TeXarkana for three years. Mrs. s. P. Moseley was reelected principal of the grammar grades. Miss Etta O. Neal of Ouachita College was elected primary teacher.
The Little River news., 1916-06-14
SMEAD TOWEL TO RUN
Will Make Race Against Robinson for
 Senator.

Little Rock, June 13-(Special.)- There appears to be no further doubt about Smead Powell of Camden enter ing the senatorial lists, against Joe T. Robinson. It is realiably stated that he will make his formal announce ment in public speech at Waldron July 4th.
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Has q Brother Here.

l.. P. Gathright was brother of c. D. Gathright of this city. MT. Gathright received the message of his brothers condition Saturday and left immediately for Sherman.
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ASHDOWN DEFEATS DEQUEEN
AshdOwn Defeats DeQueen in Game
 Friday Afternoon.

Ashdown defeated DeQueen here Friday afternoon in more less loose game of ball. The score was Ash down IA, DeQueen 10. Phillips and Draper were the batteries for Ash down. Many of the runs were caus- ed by errors in fielding.
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remaln on the bench. But in this criti- cal reriod of our national history I recognized that it is your right to summon and that it is my paramount duty to respond"
The Little River news., 1916-06-14
REVIVAL DECAN
 HERE SUNDAY
So:cd Evangelist Began Revival n. Christian Church Here Sunday;
 Large .tteniancc.

W l.. Harris, evangelist. formerly (, Washington, D. C., and his son. t>oya;, are here in stirring revival ]; the Christian church. The opening service was held at Il o'clock Sun day. At the service Sunday night the house was packed The other churches in the town did not hold a service Sunday night, and their con- grega lions generally attended. It is thought probable that in order to take care of the crowds who desire to at tend that the meetings may later have to be held in the auditorium. At the service Sunday night four adults cam , forward and professed Christ.
 Revival begins promptly at 8 o'clock each evening with rousing song service led by Evangelist Harris and the Sunshine Chorus,' led by Royal. Special music each evening. Be sure and hear the following themes, or subjects by the reviyaist: Tuesday night-"The Midnight De- bauch."
 Wednesday night--'fThe World Greatest Love Story
 Thursday night-"The way of the Trans gressor is Hard
 A hearty welcome is extended tc 1 everyone
 Special Announcements. Be sure and send your children to the bible drill at the Christian church Wednesday at 10:30, three days this week, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 10:30 a. m. This drill in song and the bible is for everybody but the children are especially invited Evangelist Harris and his son, Royal will have charge.
 Don't forget the free en tertainment at the Christian church next Saturday at ? D. m. by Evangelist Harris. Read ings, Harp music and fairy stories followed by pictures and parade, for everyone.
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 SUPT. FOR M., D. X c.
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Teachers Examinations.

The teachers examination will be held at the school building Thursday and Friday of this week, by Supt. DIP. Holmes.
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BASEBALL TO-DAY. ERBETs lIulD
isroo%l!h ", Cincinnati. 3.30-tdr.
YANKS JUST LOOK ON.
blow Into -. Louis and See Brown,
Take q BEATING.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. Is.-The Yankees blew
in hero this morning with nothing to do
hut watch tho Senators do something
they have been unable 10 do all season.
namely. win a game in Sportsman's Park.
This Is the town where tho Yankees al
ways get their bulnJs.
On their first trip West last season II
was In 81. Louis that tho sYanks were
started On "A glide which knocked them
from first place to Il poor NTH. They
lost both games here on their first trim
through the West this year. and on their
next visit 10 Brownyillc met the setback
which practically eliminated them from
the pennant hunt. The Yankees lost six
straight games tn the browns N August,
Tomorrow the " teams start "A fresh
battle. The pennait ambition OF both
clubs has faded, but there still remains
a first division berth to fight for. As
both Of tho clubs have been chronic SEQ
ond division teams for years. n fourth
place berth Is not to be scorned BY either
Donovan or Jones, AS Wild Bill already
has lost eight games here. he thinks /.
about time for tho Yankee luck TO shift.
and In expecting TO get at least two out
OF three.
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SCHEDULED BOXING BOUTS.

TONIGHT.
Broadway :. c-rhil Bloom AMI Johnny
Harvcv.
Hunts Point $, C.--Harry Battle and
Jack Palmer.
Harlem : Z. Iiammc!s) Paddy Burns
and Solly Woods.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20.
Pioneer :. Willie Ryan AMI Fighting
Joe Hy!and. Walter Laurctt and Farmef
sullivan.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ~.
Clermont \, Billy Mlskc ana Jim
Barry,
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 80.
browns i,ocksway \. A. Chick Sim,.r
ard Paddy Burns,
Harlem :. T. l. Johnson and PHI
Bloom.
Empire A. C,-Frcddie Welsh aud Patsy
Cline.
vanderbilt A, C,-wa.,cr Mohr and X.
o. Williams,
49,, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %.
Irairmont a. C.--Mic.ey Dunn and Jack
Shawkey,
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YANKEES BENEFIT
AS ATHLETICS LOSE
Mack Rclinquishcs Claim to
Drafted Player and Locals
Get Choice Of Millcrs..

CiNciSSATf. SEPT. 1~s.--Conric Mack
has advised tho National Commission
that he ~rclinpuIsh's claim 10 five of the
draft her" las: Friday.
Mack has Withdrawn his drafts or
Manager Pete Johnson Of Columbus,
Short.,op %Jcnninss ~ Minneapolis. In.
fielder Mc,;ahigan of Vernon. Catcher
i'assl"r Of los Angeles and outiieldcr
~lira,cli Of Mu~hcgon These withdraw
ais give the New York Yankees first
choice On Minneapolis and Cleveland
first pick OF the Vernon team.
Tho Cleveland Americans have can
ccll"d ,helr drat. uu indianapolis. from
which club they failed to name their
choice, and also withdrew their drafts ON
stew" lcrEcs az Atlanta. who saturday
play al with the Chicago Nationals. and
Dick.rs"n of pothan. Ala. Cl.,c-
has named catcher Mc.\voy a. it's
choice from baltimore. The Athletics.
had second clrpicc Of the indiana
cancelled its second choice claim
on Toledo.
The chicago White Sox draft o. Kopp
.fromsHuifalo has been set aside. a. the
has been purchased by the l'os-
lied Sos. Washington has with
drawn i's draft from the -. laul and
Rochester clubs. and the Chicago cubs.
who had second choice from -. Paul.
have taken buticldcr Cruise. The
White SJN stll lave to name their
choicc from the Montreal and Richmond
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plate. Hill tried 10 steal second and
was killed or.
Brooklyn Immediately tied IL IN.
Wheat walked and sto.e sccond rs Cut
SHAY famed. Mowrey spanked the ball
10 c~Otrv for one base. Wheat sprinting
to the plate and Nov rey going TO second
when Roush made u throw TO head off
Wheat. Olson me Meyers however.
fell down. with infield outs.
Nothing OF great moment happened
until tho NTH inning. when with two
down Loudcn lifted "A short fly to left
centre. Both Wheat and Myers sprinted
for the ball and they came together
with "A thud. Wheat making the catch.
Myers WAS 80 badly shaken up he had to
leave the anne Johnston taking his
place.
The Dodgers filled the bases In the
fiftli. but did not score. With one out
Olson singled. advanced to second on
Meyers out and to third IN Marduard's
single to centre. Vanguard stole eec-
ond. Johnston walked. filed the bases,
but Daubert was thrown out by I<ouden.
For the-rest Of the Journey ana until
the tenti both pitchers kept the batters
at their mercy. Chase as aforesaid.
finished the day for Marqusrd. Tho
scores:
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TIGERS PELLED BY
BOLT OUT OF BLUE
Athletics Suddenly Rise and
Halt Pcnnant Chascrs-
Score Is 9 TO O.
MACKMEN LIKE DETROIT

DETROIT. Sept. IS (American).-
Philadelphia defeated Detroit to-day by
9 to 0. scoring both runs without a hit.
It was n thoroughly unexpected and
costly defeat for tho Tigers in their
quest OF the flag.
In the first inning Witt walked. started
TO steal. and came home when StanaEe
threw the ball beyond cobb In centre
field. Crawford muffed Halcy's ny In
the third round and the batter reached
second. Haley took third base on a
sacrifice and scored when Mitchell threw
to second to force Meyers, although there
vas an easy play at the plate.
Wit was out OF the game as the re-
suit Of being hit on the wrist by a
pitched ball yesterday. This required "A
shift In tho Detroit lineup.
The Philadelphia Victory to-day was
only the second scored By Mack's men
in tho West this season. and both have
been achieved al the expense OF Detroit.
The score
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GRIFFITH IN PLAYER FIGHT.
Washington Manager After smith
Of -. Paul-wanted Nolke.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. Is.-Managcr Griffith
has claimed by draft Third Bascnlan
Smith. tho star OF the st. Pau intieid.
The Washington club has first choice of
the st. Paul club. Grit wants Smith.
lie believes tho player was sold after
tho drafting season opened and has
asked Ban johnson 20 make all neccs-
sary Investigations. II Smith was sold
before the draft the Washington clue
VIII get no players in the 1916 draft.
iIolkc. now playing first base for the
Giants. was wanted by Griffith. Tho
Washington club won In the draft first
choice Of the Rochester club and might
have taken Holkc except That III was
sold 10 the Giants n day or TO before the
drafting season began. No other play
crs will he taken from Rochester.
The sun., 1916-09-19
COAST PROMOTER
PROTECTS THE FANS
Personally Attends Trainins
Camp Workouts to Sec Tha,
Boxers Arc in Condition.
ADMIRE DUNDEE'S STYLE

There is a boxing promoter on III. "a.
clhc coast who has the proper idea q, "a
the condition Of boxers who arc seized.
ulcd to appear in the ring Of hi. clnb
They are only four round bouts a, ,b,,
but Promoter George Connolly insis,,o,
tho best possible physical condition 20,
every man.
Connolly made a personal tour o, n,
tho training camps and inspected all III.
boxers engaged to appear at his club
lilo said he found them all In good con.
dltion. but announced TO each and ey.,,
ono that II a man did anything ca,e,.
lated to interfere with good copd,.io.
he would not DO permitted Ia enter III.
ring. us tho club physician would loo,
them all over carefully before ring time
a Nttlo Of that sort Of inspection f.
this Vicinity would not DO ain,s..
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PITTFEDs BANKRUPT.
Petition states $4,000 10 sim Due
From Organized Ball.

FIrrsDuRG. Pa, Sept. 1s.-.A voluntary
petition In bankruptcy was filed here to-
day by the Exposition Park Association,
which controlled the Pittsburg Federal
League baseball team before It dis
banded last fall.
According to tho petition. the In
d~ebtedrass OF the association mounts to
Sl13.O4t. Included In this amount are
$4,000. alleged to be due the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad for the use OF EN-
position Park. which the railroad owns f;
ss?.3l6 for players contracts. some por-
tons OF which have been liquidated. and
$4,000 in contracts yet outstanding.
. Tho petition states that the assets
amount to $4,000. which was to have
been paid by the clubs concerned In the
peace agreement made with the Ameri-
can and National leagues. but which It
is alleged has not been rendered. The
Pittsburg Trust Company was appointed
temporary receiver II a hearing was
set for September 81.
The sun., 1916-09-19
Giants Make It a Dozen,
Then Pirates Earn Tie.
|Schupp Whitewashes Corsairs in Opening Game, 2 to 0
-Kauffs Homer Saves New York in Second,
Stopped by Storm in Ninth.
~ q, LEE.

The Giants gained another full line OIL
trenches on the Polo Grounds yesterday
and ran their September string Of vic.
tories to "a full dozen. Ferdie Schupy
painted kalsQmine over the Pirates by 9
score Of 9 to 0 In tho first tin Of u twir
bill. However, when the Giants tried e
make II a bakers dozen the Inundated
Buccos bumped their backs and refused
10 be shut out any longer.
n young nan from Dixie named Bur.
leigh Grimes pitched a well regulated
splitter at the Giants nc sk.ifully In the
second bout that they knocked II back
for only three hits. Fortunately for tho
Giants. Benny kauH knocked one back a
long way--to tho centre field fence. TO be
exact-and Wee Benjamin sprinted II
into a homer. That clout kept the win
ming streak intact. rs the score was I 10
! when viii! KLEIN. the bald eagle o,
Lakewood. terminated hostilities because
OF rain and darkness In the first half OF
the ninth inning. The winning streak
therefore Ia not broken. but merely
brought to "a temporary halt.
Both games were reeled OF In record
time for a double header. The first half
OF the bargain bill used up only an hour
and IS minutes. while the second bout
had only gon an hour and Is minutes
WhV'l biiI NIelu DiCW tue WnlbtIC LOT all
hands to duck out of the rain.
schupp Geing Great Guns.
In the first gaine F'erdie ,,chucp op-
posed Frank Miller. one Of tue best OF
Jim C~allahan's 1916 class. Eerdic had
tn be good to win. and he was very good.
But Ferdic has been a good little pitcher
for a long time now--ih fact. ever since
the famous Schush firm OF Schauer and
Schupp MAS dissolved. II seems that
Ferdinand can Earn his daily bread much
better when Alexander Schauer Is not
looking On.
But "Schupp!c" Is no longer a laugh
ing matter-at least not to rival teams
that have business with John McC;raw.
Ferdic has now pitched two straight three
hit shutouts and has allowed only eight
hits and one run In his last twenty-sevcn
Innings. The o n run was a homer BY
lack Wheat when Ferdic beat Nap
Rucker. 4 to /. lie allowed two hits In
that game. After that he beat Fred
Toney OF Cincinnati. 3 to o. and permit
ted only three hlte. That 10 pitching a
few. Schupp is now completing his
fourth straight yea in Mc'iraw's school.
and the young left handed Senior Is about
to graduate with honors.
Grimcs Has Fine splitter.
Miller. who was with Montreal last
season. also pitched With much ndroit-
ness n allowed only six hits II one
earned run. Calls pitchers--Milier and
Grimes-caused the Giants more annoy
ancc yesterday than they had known
for quite u spell. The pair allowed only
nire hits IN the two games. and they
brought McGraw's new batting star.
Walter Holke. 10 a quick stop. The
crouching first baseman was all n: sea
trying TO hit the wares OF tho Young
Pirates. and famed our times. vice In
each game.
Burle!sh Grimes looks as though nc
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Loadman Fought Hard.

Kid Williams, the bantam chan q'.'
admits that Dick I.oadman. the Bun. ,
bantam. gave him the hardest ha',.o '
has had in a number ot year The
met at Buffalo last Friday. aHd vh.'c q
champion was the victor lc had
trouble.
After tho Grove had melted ave-
Williams tossed Il ha,hrohc u,,r
:houlders and walked across tho lai. .
cnci auditorium to Loaaman'. Gr,ss.",
room. Win YOU, the champion iaa l. TO
visit.
Dick, 7 want t. shake hands v'l
YOU said Williams. you're = ''gc ,
nut. but ! admire game boys. | lo7e a!
didn't hurt you
Not a bit, KID" was Loaima.. -'o,
ful response. You're >"lne rough a.r
Yourself. wish cou,d l4Nc ,,h,l O.! p
title away from yoa. Wont '. -
down.
NO, thanks said Williams. 81 g.. e
to dress and catch that uiiu'E' q 'rt1
for Philadelphia. I'm COINS t., -,,. . 81
game tomorrow. We nice; az.
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veteran sim AT II,

Thorn'. n fcath,ruc!rh, h.>.
known III hi native Australia NJ ",la o.,
man VI I'll" ring had his 'rs, CON, 81
MS. In thus event Thurnc rnncbol 10.
MS opponent ~ ,Llrty-twn rounds. I.,
now H." takes part in u twenty ,..r
hnut "ntc Il month and always draw
big crowd.
tie boxes IN all diNisiuls. up TO
GUIDING the wciterwcight. with .I..
He makes his home in J;ri.l,er.
II" has u IhNst'al culture hus'nc..
lhurn' has "i" particularly fen
'ral'. He refuses 10 ton III, ,r,
snowy Baker, In" Aus,rd.t,u teh'
h'"t'r and inaUac'i. say, in,' Tho.
NJ least -. lie is clever uur. t.t.t .
great ring general.
Ihorno IL scheduled &" mrc, -
Braniliyaui shortly, and Wien t'o
headed cyclone from lrtts!ur.
through with the Old MN 81 III, D..
Ihornc Will think he is Mcthg,ol,l.
Clever boxing will be the ,u'o a. .
Empire A.. g. on Friday nigh, "r,
Freddie Welsh and Patsy cline MI T..
sidestcp and duck FOR ton rounJ..
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RIXEY AND PHILLIBS
FIND CHICAGO EASY
Errors Behind Mcconnell and
Poor Work by Carter and
Clemens Help.
CUB CATCHER HURT

FHiLApELPHiA, Sept. 1S-(NationaD.
Errors while George Mcconnell was
pitching and bad work by Carter and
Clemens. Chicaso's battery. In tho
eighth inning. gave Philadelphia an easy
victory to-day. q to 1.
Catcher O'Farrcll, who reported to
Manager Tinker yesterday. had Il finger
on his right hand spit by "A foul tip In
the first inning. lie Mas tho fourth
catcher OF the Chicago team to be hurt
on the clubs present Eastern trip. the
others being Archer. Wilson and Elliott.
h fhillies worked like Trojans. es-
pecially when they saw the score OF the
first victory for Brooklyn over Cincin-
natl. RlScy held the Cubs down In fine
The scorc:
The sun., 1916-09-19

Dear Tom \ bots u tia. IN n" las. So
RE Rr"pklyn Played the Chants four
games aud u SAYS hNc games. Who IL cor
rect \ FAN.
The sun., 1916-09-19

Dear Tom-PiayinG pinochle two hand.
\ counts up ana iluis he has i.O%o. while
u mas only l,o03. Neither called out dur
Inc tho play. Who Wins UNDERWOOD.
Neither wins. The game must be set
TO l,.Jo.
The sun., 1916-09-19
WAsHINGTON IA {

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