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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-25
MORE EXCITEMENT IN FINLAND.

PETROGRAD. Sept. pa renewal OF
political excitement in Helslngfors. Fin
land. j. reported. The diet which was pre-
vented recently from sitting. Will make an
other attempt Fiday TO resume it, sittings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-25
Favor Easy Death
Fot the UnCurabIeS

CHICAGO, Ill.,. Sept. 25.-The American
Association of Progressive Medicine went
ON record today a. favoring a movement
To have state legislatures legalize the ad
ministration of an easy death to those
hopeles>ly incurable.
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Southwestern Summary.

! The following is a summary of weather
! conditions throughout the southwest at
! daybreak this morning:
North Texas. generally clear. 81: Cen
! trail Texas. generally clear. 65: Fast Tex
! as. generally clear. "a; Gulf Coast. gen
! orally clear ~: West Texas. generally
cellar. 81: Argkansas. generally clear. e.;
! Louisiana. generally clear. 40; Oklahoma,
generally clear G6
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COTTON TAX FUND IS SUPPORTED

AUSTIN. Tex. Sept. 25.-'The house to-
day adopted a resolution to work for the
passage OF a bill 10 appropriate the So
called cotton tax fund to Confederate sol
dier~. sailors and their widow, IN monthly
allowances.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-25
Ferguson Appointee
Gets Confirmation

FORT WORTH. Texas. Sept 25.-ni~-
trIrt Judge Roy ruled this morning that I.
L. Valentine. a Ferguson appointee. J. the
lawful occupant of the Tarrant county
civil court bench. and not X. +. Hendcn,
Il Hobby appoiniee
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Adjustment Long
Time Credits. Plan
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Sept 25.-The
federal reserve board has taken prelimi-
nary steps To abolish long time credits in
this country during the period of the war
To conserve the financial resources of the
country in "A more liquid condition
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x1S0 0SSSS SSSSSS $50,
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following forecast for the lover
gulf coast and the Lower Rio Grande
! Valley in issued by the United States
! Weather Bureau at New Orleans:
Tonight generally fair; "Wednesday IN Y
settled weather. light 10 moderate easterly
winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-25
FINAL VOTE ON
FERGUSON TODAY
PROVISION VOTED TO DISaUALIFY
HIM FOR HOLDING ANY PUBLIC
OFFICE IN THIS STATE.

AUSTIN. Sept. 25.-The morning was
spent by the senate high court in speeches
on the minority report. The majority is
being argued this afternoon. The minority
would merely remove Ferguson and not dis
qralify him In holding public office here
after. The majority would both remove
and disqualify. A vote is expected to be
taken this afternoon at a o'clock.
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BAvARIANS MAKE OWN REPLY.

BERLIN. Sept. 25.-The Bavarian GOV
has made an individual reply 10
the pope'~ peace proposals, Munich dis
patch says.
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Argentine Decides
Tonight On Break

BUEN0S AIRES, Sept. 25.-The con-
servatives, who control the chamber of
deputies, have agreed to vote tonight on a
rupture with Germany. II was indicated
they have majority of thirty votes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-25
Two Men Killed In
Oil Tank Explosion

RICHMOND, Cal, Sept. 25.-Two men
were killed early today in the explosion
of the oil tanker j. a. Moiiett. ~ she lay
al the pier here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-25

DALLAS, Tex, Sept. 25.-M. II. Wolfe.
chairman of the Texas prohibition com
mittee, announced today the launching of
a statewide campaign for statutory pro
hibition.
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JAMAICAN
HURRICANE
DAMAGING

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Sept. 25.-Ja-
maica suffered heavy property damage
Sunday in the most terrific hurricane
since 1908. Vessels in the Gulf Of Mexico
have been advised 10 be cautious.
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Siam, at War, Calls
For Its Volunteers

LONDON. Sept. 25-A dispatch from
Bangkok says the Siamese government has
called for volunteers who may be sent to
the western front.
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LONDON. Sept. 25.-A Bangkok dis
patch says the prize court condemned six
German steamers.
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N0L|QU0R
AGITATION
THIS TERM

AUSTIN. Tex. Sept. 25.-Governor
Hobby said this morning that no liquor leg
islation will be submitted at the present
special session Of the legislature.
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ARGENTINE FOR BREAK

FTft fnSU'I'tt''I I'NN'F
BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 25.-The cham
ber of deputies today voted in favor of a
rupture with Germany. The senate had
already taken similar action.
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hIEhI aIT TdIU OF EngIHHU.
LONDON. Sept. 25.-Reports from a
British town say that about eighty bombs
were dropped in last nights air raid. The
first intimaton OF the raid came about
z 30 when anti-aircraft guns opened fire
and the droning Of the airpane motors
could be heard. The bombing over this
town continued two hours al intervals, but
% far a. could be learned only three bombs
were dropped, with apparently no great
property damage.
Yorkshire reports indicate that Zeppe-
;ins which appeared this morning off Lin
colnshire and Yorkshire coasts dropped
bombs and aerial torpedoes. The amount
of the damage was not gwen.
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Local Observations.

J The following are local weather. obser-
; vations. covering the H-hour period
3 ending Mt n. m. today taken 10y the
8 local United States Weather Bureau, in
; charge of Mrs. A. W. Reed:
+ Maximum temperature .......... .S4OD
! Minimum temperature ............6 $50
! Barometric pressure. u. m. .5ga'
5 ITy11 SSSSS
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WAR CREDITS BILL IS SIGNED.
WASHINGTON o. c., Sept 25.--
President Wilson today signed the ST ,000.-
600 OO1 war credits bill.
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GERMANS RAID
ENGLAND THRU
AIR ROUTE; is
PERSONS DEAD
70 ARE HURT
CBy Associated Press,

LONDON. Sept. %. Fifteen persons
were killed and seventy injured in last
nights air raid on England.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05
MISS BROWNE WINNER
IN RETURN TOURNAMENT

Rochester. y. Y. Sept An a
return tourna tnent Of the tennis play.
crs touring the country in the am.
bu'anc" section fund tournaments OF
the National Lawn Tennis association
Miss Mary X Browne. Of California.
had little trouble defeating Miss Mol
IA Bjurstedt, the womans champion,
this afternoon in straight SETS. s-2.
" IN tach SGT there were fve deuce
games Miss Browne winning because
Of superior ability in placing returns
right on the line.
Only one other match was played
John X Strachan, of California, de-
feating Robert Lindiey Murray, the
champion, in straight sets, So and
so
Murray ala not play so well rs on
his last appearance. while Straehan
was In wonderful form. Especially
did he excel in work at the net Muir
rays serving was far from his stand
ard. on three occasions the champion
losing points ON double faults Stra-
chan. on his serves, scored one ace
over Murray
Miss Rjurstedt Miss Browne Mr.
Murray Dir. Strachan and Harold
Throckmorton Throckmorton did
not get into the game. and expressed
delight at his ability to obtain one
days rest after continuous playing
since last November.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05
SLOW RACES RUN OVER \
HALF-MlLE TRACK AT |
CHARTER OAK PARK

Charter Oak Park. Conn, Sept. A.
Six heats were required for the 224
this afternoon. this and the other two
races being run over the half-mile
track. The short circuit will be used
again Friday except for a match race
arranged this afternoon to be run
Friday between Butt Hale, 1908 Ia.
and Russell Boy, 200 Ia. Sublime
won the slow trot this afternoon af-
ter Taliman had piloted the Rhine
as winner in two heats. The best
time of the day was made in the Ana
trot. won In straight heats by Bobby
c. over Jess Y. After winning the
first heat of the 2:1S pace, John A. p,
driven by his owner. President John
A. Pilgard, of the Connecticut Fair
association. funked and was distanced
in the third heat. the race going to
DR. Gordon. Hartford horse. Tom
my Murphy's only entry today was
Rodantha, who finished fifth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05
FAvOR|TE WINNER Of
BRENTWOOD HANDICAP

Belmont Race Track, Sept. 49,
Three horses started today In the
Brentwood handicap, The favorit~.
wistful. won. Outrun in the early
stages the winner went around her
field on the turn. drew to the leader
In the ANAL fur1ong and wore him
down in the final strides and was
going away at the end. Holiday fir
ished second and Duettiste third.
His Nibs. raced under restraint In
the early pace, disposed of Top o the
Wave in the final eighth and drew
clear to win handily In the first race:
In the Locust Valley handican
Viewpoint defeated a good feId The
winner raced the leaders into the
ground in the early running and drew
clear on the turn for home.
Home Sweet Home won the maiden
three-year race, going 70 the
front imm ediately after the break
and holding the field safe all the way,
In the. fifth race, Star Finch after
early interference moved up stoativ
and Just got up in the last few strides.
TThe last race OF the day. for two
year-olds, was won by Fragonard
which assumed command at leisure
and was well in hand at the hnish.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05
Triple JOINS GROWING .
RANKS OF "IRON MEN,

Baltimore. Sept 4.--Dan Triple. OF
the Orioles, did the iron man stunt
against Tom Needhams Newark Bears
at Oriole park today and won both
games, scores being to and to a.
Otis Lowry, the Birds midget left
fielder, left today for his home In
seven hits out of ten times to the
plate. Bill Lamar, the Orioles left
fielder, left to-day for his home IN
Rockville. Md. for few days, from
where he will report to the Yankees.
---- First Game. &c
Score by innings: r. H. e,
Newark ..1OO 010 1903 4
Baltimore .002 100 30s-s ia
Batteries: Smallwood. Pennington.
McGraw and Egan; Triple and Nc
Avoy.
Second Game.
Score -inntngs.- r H IL
Newark .....010 600 oot-2 RI 3
baltimore .041 GOA 00s-s Ia d
Batteries: Ross and Blackwell; Tip.
pie and McAvoy.
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CRAYS MAKE CLEAN -
SWEEP OF SERIES
Hit Jack Enright at Right Time and Take Last Game o
Making it Three Straight Defeats
for Knabemen.

Providence, Sept 4.-The Prov1-
dence Grays made 1t three in row
this afternoon from the Richmond
virginians. taking the last game OF
the series. to I, Jack Enright ala
the slabwork for Knabe and he was
hit when hits meant runs. Several of
his six passes resulted in runs. the
next batters up advancing the walked
man around the paths. Cav was In
vincibIe except In the second and sew
enth innings when the Virgin!ans
punched enough hits to score two
runs in each frame.
The game was featured by the stick
work of Tutwiler. for the Grays and
Dstell for the Virginians, both players
siamming out three singles In four
tries. The score:
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'YANkS TAKE ANOTHER
FROM WORLDS CHAMPS
He'd Sox Win First Half OF Double
Bin But Further Cripple Their
Chances by Losing Second.
WHITE sox STILL GOING
Increase Their Lead I'm Pcnnnnt Race
TO Stven Full Games Over Red Sox
by Wailoping Browns In Disgrace
full Fashion.

Boston, Sept. 4--The Red Sox
further hurt their chances OF winning
another pennant by losing the sec
ond game of double header to the
Yankees today by the score of to
3. They took the first game. to 2.
Ruth had all the better of Mogridge.
Cullop and Sheeker IN the first while
Caldwell outpointed Mays all the way
in the final Ruth held the Yankees
httless for five innings and then let
up when the Sox had given him a
lead, Mays was batted hard through
stft while Caldwell tossed one Of hts
regular games and had the champion
hitters bafled. Manager Barry in
jured his shoulder yesterday and was
unable to get into the game. The
scores:
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Johnson Says BALTIC
Should Have Big
League Ball

Word r-t,r1cs-f from fsatttnore III II
local sporting editor Is in receipt
Of a lengthy manuscript from Ban b.
Johnson. N which the 3. b. mogul
places himself on record as a sup
porter NJ big league ball in the Mon
umental City Ban is quoted as saw
ing that that Ambitious ,own Is fully
entitled to seat under one of the big
tents and that Philadelphia, Boston
and st. Louis are none OF them good
enough ball towns TO support two big
league clubs. Philly or st. Looey could
easily dispose of their seat at the
Johnson table without any fear of a
prolonged howl from the fans, but
the man that tries to take the Red
Sox from their seat OF culture had
better go prepared for something
for something warmer than an invita-
ton to pink tea. Clark Griffith and
his Senators are proba bly, chortiing
over the latest turn affairs have taken
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05
BRILLIANT HURLING OF
BARNES BEATS GIANTS
Boston Braves Take to Game Making the Series Two ou
Three for First Time This Year eschger and Pfefer
Battle Fourteen Innings to No Decision

New York, Sept 4--Boston won
It's frs, series Of the season from
New York when it defeated the
Giants here today, 10 /. The Braves
took the series. two games out OIL
three The same was attended ny
Manhattan members If the national
army and by high civic and military
officials Mayor John Puroy Mitchell
addressed the prospective soldiers in
a patriotic vein and also read a let
tar, from President Wilson in which
the president spoke Of his envy Tor
the young men that he cannot be one
of them.
Later In the game Major-General
Beil. who viii command the New
YORK troops at Camp tpton. ad-
dressed the crowd on the subject of
delays in the construction Of the
camp
Patriotic music from three bands
and a drill by the draft troops who
have been drilling voluntarily at Gov
erF7oFs Island. enIiyened the pro-
gram,
Nervv p!tchlne nv Barnes and sharp
support BY Boston featured the game.
Boston made three double plays and
three runners were thrown out at the
plate.
Barnes was especially brilliant in
the eighth. Lobert singled and Burns
walked Powell fell while getting un-
Cfer Robertson, A and It fell for Il
fuke double ~Lohert scored and
KauT was purposely passed. fliing
the bases with none out thinner
man hin into double play and
Fletcher struck out
Demaree pitched we'll for New
York, an error by Herzor letting in
one run, while Rehg hit a home run
ia the sixth. Score,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05
Boston.

Summary: Two base hit--Gedeon.
Base on balls-OT Mogridge, 2 off
Cullop, / off Ruth. J. Struck out
BY Mogridge, ? by Cullop, /; by
Shocker. /. Sacrifice hit--Gardner.
Double plays-Ruth to Janvrin to
Gamer Hits-OT Mogridge, 4 in S
innings: off Cullop. 2 in 2 innings;
of Shocker. none in / inning Wild
pitch Ruth, Culop. Hit BY pitcher
Hooper by Mogridge. Umpires-
O'Loughlin and Moriarity Time 20.
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summary: Base on halls-Lohnan,
z; Hersche. (. Struck out-Bv Lob
man. 2; by Hersche. ] Two-hase hits
Zimmerman Kelly (2); Wendell,
Schepner. Sacrifice hits--Keilv (2l.
Rodriduez (2), Double piays--Youug
to Rodriguez: Damrau funassistedl i:
Purteli to McAulev to Damrau. First
base on errors--Roohester. s. Mon
treri :. Left on hases-- r oc h est err
4 Montreal. O. Wild pftch--Hersche
I'm pires--McBride ana Carpenter
Time--122.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05
Must Not TIP LID.

Chief of Police LEM. of Fort Wayne,
Ind. has warned nil salocnkeepers
that efforts on their part to tip the Id
will not be tolerated. The police have
been told that they will be held re-
sponsihie for every violation OF liquor
laws on their beats. and saioonkeepers
that their iicenses will he revoked IL
they do not comply with the law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05
WEST END CLUB WINS
SILVER LOVING CUP

The first team Of the West End
Gun club yesterday took the silver
loving cup of the state shoot with
233 breaks, at the eighteenth annual
shoot of the Virginia Trapshooters
association. The team was composed
Of L. Rueger. Hammond. Jr.. Boyd,
Swartwout and Brockwell, Fourth
place went to the second team of the
local club Saltville, with 22g breaks,
took second place. with stanton. 22s.
third.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05
PR ATr-S MAKE 1T FOUR
STR ttfsHT FROM REDS

Pittsburg Sept 4.-Phtsburg made
II four straight to-day by beating Gin
cinnat. to 4, In ten innings. The
home team twice tied the score. and
m thF tUnrh, Win Two men out, carey
was passed. and reached second on
KopTs error. Touey mufYed Boeckels
out at first base line when Chase was
set for it, then Boeckel singled to
right. sending Carey in with the win
,, i,,a, run The sco~a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05
ST. TUUTS BROWNS
EASY FOR WHITE SOx

st. Louis Mo. Sept. THE Chi
cago White Sox romped away with
the game In bat fest here today
by a score OF ID to s. The Sox
grabbed sixteen hits from Koob and
Rogers and the Browns gathered four
teen from Faber. Faber, however,
was never in danger as he kept his
hits scattered The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05
"Batted for Harper in eighth,
Philadelphia.

on bases Washington. I; Athletics,
7 Three-bas hit--Witt Sacrifice
hts--Foster Grover Double plays
Witt, Grover to McInnis; Harper to
Leonard CD Henry to Morgan. Hits
of Harper, Z In ! innings; off Du-
mont. / in inning. Struck out--By
Bush. s; by Harper, 8 Base on balls
of Bush. 5 off Harper. 6 Passed
ball-Henry. Time--l:63. Tmpires
Connolly and Nallin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05
MACKAfEN MAKE
1T THREE STRAIGHT

Philadelphia. Sept. Aloe Bush
held Washington to four hits today
and the Athletics took the third
straight from Clark Griffith's team,
to /. The Mackmen got to Harper
and Dumont for eight hits. The win
ming run was scored in the sixth on
Strunks single, McInnis' inf1eld out
and Wits triple over Menosky's head.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05
CARD UURIFRS HELPLESS
BEFORE ONSLAUGHT OF CtvpS

Chicago, Sept 4.:-The Cubs. home
fer the first time in weeks took the
opener from the Cardinals today. 10
70 "hjcaR' made two IN the frst
fe h"kin With on two hits and two
errors The cubs hit ST will and St
Louis a7~'l ttrreo pitchers trying to
stein the tde n was no use. The
locals got STRONGER as tho game ad
vanced making eve runs in the eighth
on as lnany ht1. The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05
w. c. T. U. Convention Today.

The Bi-County w. c. T. u. con-
vention will meet In Calvary Baptist
church this morning at 10 o'clock.
There will be morning and afternoon
sessions and a public address at 8
O clock in the evening by Mrs. 8. Hor-
tense Ropp, who will also address the
convention at its morning session.
The visit OF Mrs. Ropp awakens
memories OF her campaign in this city
during the statewide fight in 1914.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05
HERsCHE SLAUGHTERED
BY DOOIAAN'S HUSTIERS

Rochester y. Y, Sept. 1.-THE Doc
lans got to Hersche for seventeen hits.
getting fourteen runs in today's game
and incidentally shut the ROYALS out.
Lehman was In the box for the locals
and had Montreal batters guessing at
all times Score;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,
Results Yesterday.

Providence. I: virginians. 4
Baltimore, 5; Newark FIRST
game).
Baltimore. s. Newark, 2 (secon1
game).
Rochester. IA: Montreal. 0.
Toronto, 4; Buffalo. FIRST game).
Toronto. 6 Buffalo g.
Second game, I innings by agree
ment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05

7tTIFIIF"I t7fiEI FFIN' IIIts- u N.'I-
Inns. Gandil Faber. Stolen bases
Jacobson, Johnson, J. Collins, E. Col
Inns ~, Jackson. Two base hits
Felsch 90, Liebold. Struck out--By
koob. 2; by Faber, /. Base on balls
OFF Koch, 3 off Rogers, 8. Double
plays-Johnson to Pratt to Sisler; E.
Collins to Risberg to Gandil Kits
OFF Koob. 5 In innings. Hit by
pitcher-By Rogers (Jackson). I'M
pires-Hildebrand and Dineen. No
time given.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05

Totals

X
Philadelphia o0o GOO ooo ono oo~-o
BROOKLYN a00 600 coo nnn an n
Summary; stolen base O Rourke
f5aSF on hdfiS=CT PfefYer. !. off
oeschger & Struck Nv Prefer
8, by oeschgor. 3, Hit by pitched
hail-B9 oescheer (Oison) Left on
bases BROOKLYN E. PhilaaAiphiA
rmpires Rieler and Bransdeld. Al.
tenda nee SEQ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05
American Association

Az Mnneapolis-St Paul. 10; Mil
waukee. 3.
At Toledo--CoIumbus 2; Toledo. I.
At Kansas City--Minneapolis. 2;
Kansas City. :.
At apolis-Louisville 6; In
dianapolis, !.
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Southern League

>aavsr p}qfs. Il Nashville. j.
Atlanta. g. Mobile. /.
Birmingham. I'll. New Orleans. IL.
Second game ten innings. darkness
(Only games played.T
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

BOSTON. z New York. l.
Philadelphia. o. Brooklyn, -four
teen innings; darknesa)
Pittsburg. 3 Cincinnati tten in
ninos)
Chicago, II, St Louis. 8.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05
Standing of Clubs.
Games To-day.

Games To-day.
Rrooklyn I'm Boston
Philadelphia In New York.
Cincinnati in Pittsburg
st. Louis in Chicago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05
Standing Of Teams
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Chicago, ia; st. Louis, g.
Philadelphia. 2, WASHINGTON. 1.
Boston. 4; New York, 2 {ffrst game).
New York. Z; Boston, 3 (second
camel.
Other game not scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05
Standing of Clubs.
Games Today.

Nfreinians in Newark
baltimore IN Providence.
Rochester in Toronto 1.-TWO games)
Buffalo in Montreal (two games):
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05

summary; 1Wo~paSe hits--N a!ker
Hooper. Nunamaker. Sacrifice hits
Janvrin. Scott. Gedeon. Stolen bases
Caldwell. Baker. Base on balls
on Mays, 8 off Caldwell, 2. Struck
out~-By Caldwell, 2; by Mays. 2
Double plays-Seott to Hobiitzeii- Hit
by pitcher-By Mays, Gedeon and
Plpp. Time--1:40. Umpires--Mo
riarity and OLoughlin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05

Onslow, Massey. Allen. Stolen bases
Knabe, McGsffigan. Pase on balls
or Cav. /: Enright 9. Struck out
Bv Cav. / : Enright. !. Double plays
Cav to Cooney TO Tutwiler. Time
1885. Umpires-oBr ien and Free
man
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Totals


*Two out when winning run scored.
Score by innings r
Cincinnati .-........ 200 200 300 -
pittsburg ............ 900 002 o20 Is
Summary. Two base hits--Groh.
Neale. Ward Thrae-base hit-Flyna.
stolen bases-Kopf Roush. Wingo.
Roeckel. Sacrifice hits--Kopf. Shean,
Boeckei. Sacrifice fiy--Toney, Double
plays-Griffith and Chase: Carey ana
Mollwitz Left or base5--Cincinnat:
=: Pittsburg, Z Bases on bails--orf
Toney, 2; Off Jacobs, 3; off Cooper, l.
IIits-off Jacobs. s in "a innings:
off Cooper ! in ? 3 innings. Struck
otit~-by Toney. 2; by Jacobs. 2; by
Cooper. /. rmpjres-~O'Day and Har-
rison. Time--1:43
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-05

'Batted Tor Mogridge IN sixth,
''Batted for High in sixth.
'''Batted for Gilhooley in sixth.
*ss@Batted for CuIlop In eighth.