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French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-29
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Board
of County Commissioners of Hender-
son county. N. c.. will on the second
Monday in July, (the tenth day of
JULY, 1916. set as a Board of Equaliza-
ton and will hear and pass upon such
complaints as may then be made by
owners Of property in said county in
regard to the taxable valuation of said
property.
This the 18th day of June. 1916.
JOHN A. MAXWELL,
Chairman County COm'r's.
A. o. JONES, Clerk.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-29
NOTICE OF SALE.

North Carolina-HendersOn County.
Superior Court-Before the Clerk.
J. M. Stepp, administrator of SaraL
Nesbit
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-29

T. S. M. & Co.. High Grade Grass and
Clover Seeds. Write for prices. T. S.
Morrison & Co., Asheville, N. C. 6-3O-1t
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vs.,
Notice.

Clemmie Fowler and Fannie Wofford
heirs-at-law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
SPIRITED PLAYING
IN THE FAIRMONT
TENNIS TOURNEY

spccial Dispatch To The Intelligencor:,
FAIRMONT. West Va. Sept. Sine
Thirteenth Annual Tennis tournament
at the Fairmont Country CLUB Grew
spiTIted. The Wheeling players arc
J. L. AirLain. Pittsburgh. defeated j..
Gass. Fairmont 6-l, 81.
Smith Semans. Uniontown, defeated
y. ". Covert. Moundsvlllc c.. 6-4.
Fred Heintzelman. Fairmont; detea'eG
r. l.. Brock. Morgantown c. ID.
Roy \, johnson, Pittsburgh, defeated
w. O. Gallihcr. Charleston G-S. g..
+. Snider. defeated A. ]. Colbern' Fair
mont 6-3 4-6. rs. -,
Allen Reid. defeated C. L. Folmer. Nj
agara Falls 6-3. 6-+.
j. Brown. Connel!sVille' deteateo A.
len Bowie, Wheeling Go default e1n-
E. Bowie. wheeling. defeated J.
Stuart Race ca, So:
Z. l. Blackford. Clarkshurg, defeated
z. Smith Charleston e.. e..
J. G. CaSScll. Pittsburgh defeated WILL
Wright Hugus. Wheeling. defeated J.
Scmans, Cniuntown Go. g..
j. c. McLain. defeated N. Pardee.
Elaxleton ca. Go.
T. cummins. Wheeling defeated s.
SGamans G-1. g.
Il. Johnson. defeated J. NJ. Mack. 4-6
+. Snider, defeated Allen Reid rs. So.
x. L. Bowie, defeated J. Brown 1859
So.
j. G. cassell. defeated E. L. Bradford
Ga 6-3.
\ few rounds in doubles wero start
cd late this evening.
\ dinner dance was given tonight Tor
players at HiShgatc, homo or Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Watson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
TWO UPSETS IN
The GOLF TOURNEY

PHILADELPHIA, Sept, Sat the end
OF the second days play for the ANA,
teur golf championship OF the United
States, the Metropolitan district mas
five contestants left among the 16 who
won their way into the second round OF
match play at the Merton Cricket CluH
to-day.
The West has three players In, tho
South, due TO the Sterling golf of young
sterS, has two players. Baltimore two.
philadelphia two and Pittsburgh ana
Boston one each.
There Were tIs6 upsGtS w. &. towneS.
Jr the mcdali*t. and former title hold
or. lost on the homo green To T.. Is. BuN-
ton. IF Huntington Valley. and +. NJ.
Byers. Of Allegheny. was put out by X.
T. Jones Jr, the Is year old Atlanta
boy. three and one.
The hardest match Of the day was
won by John G. Anderson, of Slwanoy,
who beat D. i. Sawyer, Of Wheaton.
one up in 81 holes. after Sawyer missed
an 1S-inch putt for win ON the home
green.
The favorttes. with the exception, Of
Chick Evans. the open champion. had
easy wins. Evans was forced I" go a.
the thirty fifth green for three and
one win over Nelson Whitney. OF Audu-
bon. At the end Of nine holes Evans
was one down, while at the end of IS
holes he WIS one up. The open CHAM
pion played Indifferent golf all day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
*nuggsy' p Gives SideIights
On Race in the Big Leagues

believe they have twenty-sevcn battles
Il; home. The Fed SoN will b@ on the
road most Of this time and meeting tour
strong teams in the west. Also II Copb
IS tiGhtin" for the hating championship
ami that means much 10 any club. t.
has his teeth set. Detroit IS dangerous
because the Tigers are q tearing, scrap
ping. game club. II Garrgan wins. II
will ne with his pitching staff lie has
great twirlers and knows how - work
then. so as 10 Gst the mos; out of his
gang. tic IS rated as the ShrcWd"St
handler Of pitchers in his league AMI
thai * quite trick with n manager
and nisaus many a bail game. jennings
is shy on twiricrs who can be depended
upon. and he is inclined - bank on
two or three who show little some
thing and not Civ" any others 4 chance.
The White Sos. an :Nc-1sivn ball
this season. American L""cucrs tell me
they have been badly hat led l don I
know as that Is correct. But there
mast be something wrong. Several
American I"agucrS acknowledge the
White Son are The strongest team on
their circuit.
In discussing American League mat
tsrs. | can't qUit without paying trib-
"" 10 ;hc battling Eancr"S& OF ~ Cobb.
Headed SO far. III the batting averages
b., Speaker It tew. weeks ago that 1t
didn't seem .possihl" 10 catch him. Ty
Just SGT his jaw and Is closing In. Such
spirit in a player means everything to
a team. And I guess few followers OF
the game know Cobb has eyes which are
none too strong. They bother him a
good deal but he makes them work
hard for him just the same.
Tho Red Sox should come through.
II is my opinion they would make bet
ter showing in the Worlds Series than
the Tigers because Of the grand pitch
ing staY Carrigan cafrles. but Detroit
has lis Cobb. and TVS mind Is made
up to show somebody something If he
ever gets Into another big series. That
is his big baseball ambition. and. when
he enters any competition in that frame
OF mind II is time for US guys on the
other side to look out.
Fielder Jones has demonstrated his
ability to manage and make a ball club
by his great hght after his bad start
He still has q chance to slip through 1t
there should be any skiddlng among the
clubs heading him. but ! doubt II he
can win. However. he will make some
body hustle next year. The 1ankccs
had bad week. but they will make the
leaders step yet.
They tell nd Eddie Collins feels very
badly over the showing OF the White
Sox When he was in New York. he
thought his club still had chance. He
doesn't now, and neither do l.
And didn't il look great to see the
Giants win battle In the twelfth In
ming with four singles in row the day
Zimmerman joined US in Cincinnati? II
1t didn't TO you. believe me, 1t was some
sight for my sore eyes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
TWO JOCKEYS m FrJs1 RUN1IdG
EVENT Are LED u
BPHL3a:S
Only Ono Heat In Essi,I the Tnree
HARNESS Events RurSt5SS ;SSAy'B FRO
gram Called at sSSsG zC1ocx.

The opening day Of tie harness racing
marked the second day Of the West VIZ
GINA State Fair, was merred nrSt py
the incessant rain, then by q, spill IN
the closing running race. in which two
jockeys were injured, one seriously.
Only one heat Of each harness event
was run at yesterdays meeting. Tho
rains put the track In a dangerous con-
dition and the horsemen were reluctant
finishing the heats. However, the
in the winning Of the favoritcs. King
Stalwart with Garner up, was strong
fayorite and clearly outclassed the neld.
In he next running event anS Son Rose
Pools were sold at noon yesterday.
and Tommy Todd. owned by Fred JoInl-
son. was the favorite in he 1922 trot.
In the 2:14 pace, Tramp-a-Bit, another
OF the Jamison string. was the favorite.
Lady and F. A. L., Curt Gosnell's horse.
were favorites. The event was won
Owing to the postponement Of the
events M By t esed Fs at
O'clock and will start at 1890.
Yesterdays events:
. 2:23 Trot-staks $1,000.
First feat-Chilicoote an even money
horse secured the Pole r ana le Td,n thS
Todd, Of the Jamison stable, the strong
favorite, closed in on the leader and
FOR mprc than a quarter Of mile raced
neck and neck. Tommy Todd secured
a good lead at the three-quarter post,
but broke. anishing fou s1:b a Ill sasS
winner. Time OF heat. 2:14H.
2:14 Pace-Purle $500.
First heat-Tramp-a-Bi and Toneko
were favorites In the 2:14 pace. Sheriff
Sweeney's horse, Direct Mac. was the
pole horse. Tramp-a-Blt was pocketed
FOR more than half mile Of the heat,
finally freeing herself. but It was too
late. Harvey X. winning the heat. with
Direct Bell second. Toneko finished
gay rrot-Purss $500.
First heat-F. A. L., Curt GosnelIs
horse, one Of the favorites in the ~!
trot won the heat after trailing IN third
place for three-quarters Of the run. Is
land Queen. Amazing Lady and F. A =.
were favorites In this heat. sadie
Baron. in the first half mile OF tho race
was first, with F. A. /. second. AS the
final quarter Of the heat was reached
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
WESLEYAN FOOTBALL
INTEREST QU|CKENS

BUCKHANNON. w. Va, Sept. 5.-In
only q week from to-day and Buckhan-
non will be swarming with both new and
old Wesleyan students and IN this IN
flux Of old and new material. the hopes
Of the football team for 1915 WILL lie.
Through the summer 1t appears that not
q great deal Of work has bben done on
the preliminary plans for the campaign
but approximately 175 freshmen are as
surcd at the college and It Is well known
that all but three of tho 1915 squad will
return.
Captain Miller. who has been spending
the summer ut Raleigh in the southern
part Of the state will arrive here as one
Of tho first. having written that he Will
DO in from his home at New Martins
Vile next Saturday. Assistant Coach
kelIison will arrive on Monday and ne
will have acIve charge Of the prelimi-.
nary conditioning eff the men. Head
Coach Ncalc, who IS playing with the
Cincinnati National League baseball
team. will not be- able TO get away at
the very start of the season.
Final preparations for the training
table have been completed at the track
house and accommodations for thirty
five men will be available Immediately
after practice starts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
BRAVES GO TO THIRD.

BOSTON, Sept. 5-The Boston Nation
ais dropped from first place 10 third mnd
Philadelphia advanced from second
place tie to O coupling with Brooklyn in
the lead In the National League as q
result Of the champions TO victory
over Boston here today and Brooklyn's
victory over New York. a second game
between Boston and Philadelphia went
Ave innings TO a scoreless tie when 1t
was called of because OF darkness.
The standing Of three leading teams
tonight was:
Philadelphia 'and Brooklyn 70 games
won. 40 lost, percentage SOS: Boston II
games won, 49 lost, percentage $751;
Scores:
First game:
Philadelphia / oooo3 800 o. 2
Boston 100 0 0 0 2 0 o 0 o. 7
Alexander and Killifer; Barnes. Ragan
and Gowdy, Tragessor. Blackburn.
Second game:
PHILADELPHIA ........0o 90 0 90 !
Boston .............o % 0 90 3
Demaree and Burns; Rudolph and
Blackburn. Connolly. (Called end 6th'
darknesS).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
RAIN PREVENTS OPENING Of EVAS
SERIES; To PLAY TO-DAY At. 1890
DOUBLE BILL WILL BE THURS
DAYS ATTRACT1oN-0AG
COMES FRIDAY
sx sabold VIII Mako Final Appearance
IN Stogte Uniform Septem per u
whY Not "Sox Set6old Day

Pain prevented the opening OF the
Esnsvitle series here yesterday and The
Styles welco med day or res. ne
La lap OF the Central season mas pe'ii
a lard one for the SMOKES, 80, 30 ,r H,ie
hee succeeded in forging TO me pom
we're a win would land them IN itle g.: :
ed berth providing the Sprinsi.e1u
Rpers lost. They are now within =,
hS game OF the first position ana w
asontinuance OF the class OF ball tnlc
n, been displayed during the AT home
sE, the trick should be an easy one
,nlv one game will be played t0oay
al owing 70 the State Fair IL Viii De
cled this morning at l0:30 oGiock' 10,
prov. Two games at League tarh VIZ
+ the attraction. one IN the 1oEepooii
Tnoon. The double bill will conclude
"a series with Evansville, and then
.rneS Dayton. with whom 1ne etnoheS
ind up the season. sunday afternoon.
Wheeling during the past week nus
hown a willingness 70 bsf ius1H Since this
,ity has had representation In league
iaS as much interest been displayed as
IT present. Those who failed 70 uiSpiAE
interest IN the contest during the carrier
fans and in every way possible are lend. ,
ing a boost to the Smokes to wind up
the season on top. A. .
Springfield ani Grand Rapids are she
stogies' only contenders. while me
Furniture makers are now occupying
third position, nevertheless they have
nor -iven up, and are fighting for every
gam Springfield is displaying a IKE
agrees. sE.sss. and have had their ser
les win South Bend transferred to the
wheeling. fans will have an oppor-
+rnitV OF seeing "Sox'' Seibold in q
Wheeling uniform for the laSt~time TINS
season. when Comics Mack s Atnretics
coros RI this city Sept IL for an exhi-
Sition game. This day should be set
apart as a holiday TO give the little utii-
nv man, TO whom the locals owe much
FOR the success. a royal send off, He
viii pitch against his future teammate.
Why not make September L So2 Sci
bold Day?"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
EIGHT EVENTS On
PROGRAM TODAY
RAIN YESTERDAY CAUSED POST
PONEMENT OF CARD AFTER
HEAT IN EACH,
Pool Selling Was Commenced Yesterday
and VIII Continue Each Day
Before Races.

The third day OF the West Virginia
State Fair will bc featured by. the en-
celient card OF harness and running
events scheduled for this AFTERNOON.
There will be six harness races. tAc
program coming ~ close with TWO
running races. The Increased card Is
due 10 the fact that the rains OF yestcr-
day afternoon caused the postponenent
OF the three harness events after only
one heat in each had been completed
Pool selling was commenced yester-
day shortly after moor. with tommy
Todd favoritc In the 2:@? trot. Tramp
drawing the honCrs in the Eli trot;
Heretofore. the pools have been sold
during the evening under the grand
stand, but owing 10 the fact that tho
starters in. the events are NOT known
until the day OF the race 1T was decided
to sell At 1890 o'clock. To-day It Is
likely that the selling will be COM
menced carrier owing TO the carly start
that the races are TO have.
Today's Program:
2:20 Pace--Stakc cl,UOQ.
2:l5 Trot-Purse $500.
2:25 Pacc-Pursc $500.
The entrants in the running races
which closed last night ere:
Burning Races.
-Mi1e-"The Windsor Hoter-
Kedron. 1874; Louis DE Cosnat. 120;
Joey MaruUct.- lis; March Light III;
MuShmellun. 12l.
Az Turlongs-"The 1ntellgencer'-
Purse, $500.
Carquet. 12l; Henry kimbough. ll9;
Memory 1l6; JANUS, ia; DICK Pass'
124
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RAIN AND ACCIDENT MAR SECOND
DAY OE.5TATE FAIR RAGE MEET

F. A. L. was let out. crossing un314
Time Of heat, 2:16N. "a
Commercial Associat1on-Puzy0 o{
Owing to the rain. and dangers on. IL
track Herewith the harness events NeeSt
postponed until today. The nth event
q Az furlong running race was o0leG
Kt-% Stalwart was a strong fayortfa
e. opened with the geldinS at S-1
to- later the odds were !ncree
td:yssJ' King Stalwart had tho NH
til at the start he maintained ~
wiz NO or three lengths to the GooA3
MIXING and Henry Kimbough fouE14
ing ter Mrs. Nc. Time. 50 secondsb &
wheeling Hsws-PuEss sooo. s;Ni
Hs3!ge Rose was the strong feyos94
for ne Z-mile dash. She being Pooo
befo., the start aA2 to 5: opsalnEl
2 to%2. Kedron All Louis Pc Corr
were42 to shots. Sid Hillnan9AA
HIses even Tf mena gSs! Sa. =. esr.a
dron and at to for placing Louis
CognaL. IA. .Ss;,tss:.s5ae q
Burning Horses SPIN. Tssl
A bad spill at the north turn m4T
the Y mile running event. asdGS4e
the favorite. won the event with keee
second and Noiseless third: - sn,!1 -
man, with John G. Hume: up sad -
spill otcured were following elo11ssAa
the heels Of Hedge Rose. wheo IL
former fell, throwing his rider who %
underneath his mount fracturinGt cell
lar bone. He was taken to tho OA&1s
Valley General Hospital; Louis sns
Cognat fell over Sid HillmAn -
rider, Jockey Brooks. sustained o be
cut upon the head. ', -.
Louis De Cognat soon regained hi1
footing after the spill and rnAktnIaS
dash completed the race In 800
place riderless. It was ~
Judges had runs the belt several tanaeg
that the horse could be stopped. 80: -
Reed Brooks sustained hts injury
when kicked by horse. DR.. Best -:
tended Brooks. It requiring Severa1
stitches to close the wound. Brooks -
from Oklahoma City. okla. and 49,
his own horse. lts..ss
Jockey Humes was attended byaM
Rinehart and later taken q the ono
Valley General Hospital In . 6tnAo1
baker automobile which is on exhfAtfao
furnished by Balzer and RalzaS. 81!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
". Y. u. SQUAD IS
NOW IN TRAINING
Special Dispatch to the Intelligence,

MORGANTOW-N, W. Va, Sept s.
Fifteen ulen reported TO Coaches McIn-
tyre and Tobin for the opening of the
West Virginia University football train
ing camp at Mont Chatem. on Cheat
river, to-day. The arrivals included Soy
nral promising recruits who will enter
the university this fail and practically
all Of tho last years back field men with
tho exception OF Rodgers. who will ar
rive Friday. BY the end of tho week II
is expected 25 men will BE- In camp.
short workout was held this afternoon.
which consisted in kicking ana rCcciv-
ing of passes. Beginning to-morrpw
morning and afternoon practice sessions
will be heid daily with blackboard lee
lures in the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
R, NORRIS WILLIAMS
WINS 1916 TITLE
IN TENNIS SINGLES

so T2RE Wfll a1hh and Of F SsRs
to-day won the 1916 turf singles cham-
picnship at the West Side Club courts.
champion. in five set match by scores
OF As. Sd. 0-G, Ga. "a. The match was
an exasper;lting mixture OF brilliant ana
mediocre tennis in which both players
took turns at poor and clever Strokrns
on the ball and court generalship. The
match was long drawn out. Victor and
ranQuished endeavoring TO play care
fully most Of the time pnd plcHfnE up
an unusual number o. errors Tor
Championship match. Williams appear
crossed. while Johnston faded physically
and appeared TO lose faith in his strokes
toward the end Of the contest
While III" contest between the two
champions OF l9l4 and 1915 had a nerve
racking climax. the match considered as
a whole. was hardly up 10 TIL" tennis vN.
pcct,d from these two masters OF
racquet and court Tho gallery OF close
&C. 10000 spectators who gathered 70
witness the final act OF the thlrty-SlNth
ciatio.. looked for wonderful and tariff
ing exhibition from thS Two survivors or
The 1oS entrants who started play mere
more than {; week ago. In me main.
they were disappointed. tor WIFE, |h nnS
flashing strokes. both Williams ana
Johnston. in their endcavorS 10 play
carefully. uncoascicusiy eliminated EHch
OF me dash and tire from their racquet
The fortunes OF tho PLAYERS swung
first one way and then the other as each
had moments Of advantage. out shcrc
vas lacking the sensational fighting or
the ball back and forth across the net
which was so marked IN Iic MURRAY
r.hlrcr and other similar contests III the
praliminlry rounds.
Occasionally one OF the players would
swing into his best tennis and Tor q
few moments the play would sparkle
with beautifully executed drives. smashes
and lo5s. They were fearful OF their
own rccklessn"ss. they would curtal!
,hnir forCeful stroking Of the ball and
proceed 70 throw away point after point
by the mos: amaicursh errors.
forming the schedule for the coming
season is rapidly being completed ami
that :. strong card is being arranged
Games with the leading teams or west
hni lI.fl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
NEW WORLDS RECORD.

DETROIT. Sept. Sip one Of the
greatest performances ever seen in n
hydroplane race, Miss Minneapolis. or
;h,, MINNEAPOLIS Power Boat Association.
this afternoon won the 30 mile gold cup
race and incidentally established q new
worlds record Of SIS mics an hour for
five miles. She took. the cup by finish
ing second to Miss Detroit in the final
80 mile heat to-day. which gave her 20
points against is for the local boat; .
Tho new record was made In the final
lap, after Miss Minneapolis had broken
push rod in the fourth time around and
fallen fully three-quarters Of q mile
behind Miss Detroit. The two specders
crossed the finish line ono second apart.
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Two base hit-Scott. Three baso hit
-TanvrIn. Homo run-Strunk- Stolen
hasc-Janvrin. Sacrifice hits-Ic1nnts
.: Johnson, Brown. Sacrifice 6y-Scott.
Double plays--Scott, Janvria and Hob
litzcll: Gardner. (unassIsted): Pick, Nc
Innis and Witt. Left on bases-Boston
10. Philadelphia I. First base on er-.
rcrs-Boston 3. Bases on ealls-oE
Shore .; Ruth /; Johnson 2. Hits and
earned runs--off Shore hits 3 runs in
4 Innings; Ruth hits runs In In
nlngs: johnson hits run in innings.
Hit by pitcher-by Shore (Schang).
pires-O 'Loughhr and Nallln. Time
hours.
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SUPERBAS
WIN FROM GIANTS AND TIE WITH
PHILADELPHIA POR TIKI
LEAD.
coornbs Pitches Great Game-Braves
Lose to Phillies and Go to Third
Place-Red Beat Cubs-P1rateS
DO Not Play.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5-Brooklyn es.
back to d tie for first place with Phil
adelpha by defeating New York today
1--WE to @. litter having men LEFT on
third base in four innings. BROOKLYN
started batting rally with two out IN
the seventh inning and five successive
hits on Anderson scored four runs
Wheat doubled in this inning. scoring
Dauhert and Stengel, and scored hlmselr
on MoWrey's single.
The veteran Coombs pitched a strong
gamo for Brooklyn and kept New YORK
hits we'll scattered. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
WILLPLAY MARIETTA.
rindsly pt1rute Completes Arrange
rnent fcTast Football Game Here
October 23th.

Coach Elaen OF the LinslE Institute
Eoo,hai1 lam. announced last night
mat the nnaGer o. ,he 1915 squad had
comoletath:ranEs,Ee with the Ma
Tie,ta Hi school team I"r Il game 70
he playelt League Park. October 2Sth.
Marietta iiSh has n eleven that IN
Holder announced that work upon
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RED S0X
DIVIDE A DOUBLE HEApER WITH
The ATHLETICS YEsTER-
DAY.
Latter Team Won on Series Of Bunts-
Senators Trim Yankees
Teams Not Scheduled.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 5-BostoI
broke even in double header here to-
day. Philadelphia winr%l the first game
to and the visitors tle second z to l
In the opening event, Philadelphia bunt
ed repeatedly on Shore and Ruth, 81,
Of their hits being safe bunts, ant
these tactics won the contest In tn
second game Myers in two innings filled
the bases and by hitting oatsnan, ant
each time a single and an error, followed
scoring three runs in each inning. Thu
scores:
First game
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BLACK SOX
TAKE ONLY GAME PLAYED IN CEN
TRIAL IN HOT TEN INNING
CONTEST.
Defeat Druskcgon Reds In Exciting CON
test-South Bend Games iranS-
ferred to Springfield.

Ml-SkEGaN, Mich. Sept with
Ou:fi"l,irv Duncan on second hns', me
result nf single |" right. and an extra
base OH III" play which caught Fling
ton at third. AiCock sent ont SinS Ic
n center HciI for the winning counter
Of 4 10 inning contest here between the
Grand Rapids I;lack Sex and The Music
.On beds Score:
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ire is a beau,itu! race in the
Am,can League with the Detroit T;E-
erslaving q fine chance to breeze
,hreh To be sure am pulling for
orl.ld friend Hugh Jennings II wo"li
bene 70 sse TWO graduates OF the OLD
Bamors Orioles :igEiing II out IN TN"
b; series Il Robinson and Jennings
said meet.
rom nov on 20 the finish Hugh has
II advantages of the schedule and
TCobb-eoth valuable assets hat per-
sally prefer cobb, Most ot tho re-
nln:ns games Detroit has 10 play. will
+ staged on the Tigers own lot. 1