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i MONTREAL. QUEBEC. August 81
The Royals handed the Richmond Ints
the first game of the series here this
afternoon. the final score being to g.
There were four errors behind Hersche,
who issued four passes and threw in
two Wild pitches in the pinches. each of
which helped the visitors to tally a run.
The defeat placed the locals in the cell
lar. while the Knabemen went into
seventh place.
Donahue was not hit hard. but he
also was wild. and In the eighth frame.
after Zimmerman had driven in three
runs for the locals with no one out,
Manager knabe decided to yank him.
lDouahue. however. wished TO remain in
the box. and 1t took some forcible per-
suasion to get him to leave the field.
Adams then went in and saved the stu
alton.
The few hits that the Virginians
got on Hersche were well timed with
tho errors made by Montreal. and the
game was really never in danger as
lar as Richmond was concerned
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he pole vault. the high hurdles. the
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Don't 'rrifle with Blood Disorders,
But Get Rid Of Them Quickly

tracted when the blood is in an irn-:
poverished and disordered state ThNea
are numerous other diseases which ART
due solely to an impure condition OF:
the blood. 1888
Can you not see, therefore. tho im-i
portancc of taking a blood purifier. so:
as to avoid these diseases? Just give
the system n thorough cleansing, with
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you will be in position to enjoy the!
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and don't take substitute. Free
medical advice will be gladly given
about your own case IL you will write
to our medical director. Address Swift;
Specific Co.. 2S5-A Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga--Adv. 81
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Cleanse the System of
Impurities

Watch your blood supply closely. be
ever on the alert lest some impurity
creep in which will make inroads upon
your general health.
For upon the condition Of your blood
depends largely whether or not you
are to enjoy that robust and splendid
vitality to which you are entitled
Some of the most painful and serious
ailments are diseases of the blood.
which could be avoided by alert and
prompt attention. rheumatism comes
from tiny germ which gets It's foot
hold when the blood supply is impure
and rundown.
Catarrh is another disease which
science has shown Ia more easily con-
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quarter-mile run and the high jump
were shattered, with knOurek and Sell
bert OF Chicago, featuring with notable
performances. kuourek reached u
ieet "a !nches i'll the vault. aud only
tailed by fraction of an inch of Great
ing new worlds record when tho
bar was set at IL feet inches. lie
cleared, but scrapcd with his arm,
Knocking the bamboo to the ground.
Seibert won the high jump when he
leaped over six feet for new record
Shea, OF, Pittsburgh, had little trouble
ScrapinS off Il second from the 44O
mark. Likewise. Barron. OF Philadcl-
phia. In his speedy l,200-yard hurdles
had no competition.
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MRS. LET'S AND MISS RosENTHAL,
WILL MEET IN GOLF FINALS

CHICAGO. August 31.-Mrs. F.
Let's, of Indiana Hill, will meet Miss
Elaine Rosenthai, of Ravisioe, to-
morrow at Flossmoor for the Women's
ship. In the semiinals to-day. Miss
Rosenthal eliminated Miss Frances
Hadfield. of milwaukee,, and /. while
Mrs. Let's triumphed over Miss Vida
Llewellyn, of La Grange. up. The
final will be a contest Of champions.
for Mrs. Let's Is the present West
ern and city champion. while Miss
Rosenthal holds the North and South
ampionShip.
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At the Movies To-Day

Greatest Power"
isIs-."Mnry rickford. In "rhc
Little Americana"
BIJOU-"Seven Keys to Bnldpntc."
COLONIAI-Glndys Drock,veli, In
"Thc Soul OF Sntan."
REN--''rhe Missing millionaire"
MISUNDERSTANDING In the Dark
with Warren kerrit;an; ''rhe Win
ming Pair" with Ruth StOnehousc;
"Scnndai EveryNherc.' comedy.
SICTOH-Pcnrl White, In "Thc
Fatal Ring; Royal Rogue comedy
and Pathe News.
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chisssgo ,;..,....o IoS3o Is
Summary: Errors-kopf. Shean. McKcch-
Chicago. 1; Cincinnati. I. Hits-cn Douglas
In innings; Off Mitchell. In Innings:
on Schneider. In innings: Off Carter. in
i.3 inning. Two-b hits-Merkle. Chase
shean. Doyle. Magee. Three:bas hits
Douglas, Neale. Chase. Groh. Kopf. Home
run-Rouseh. Double pays--Mitchcil to Kopt
to Chase: kildun to Doyle to Mcrkle. Bases
Douglas. 4: on Carter. 1. Struck out-by
Douglas tChase). by Mitchell tWolter), by
Schneider (Merkle), by Vaughan (McKcch-
ME. Passed bali-Wilson. Wild pitch
Schneider. Time OF game. 3:Co Umpires,
ODay and Harrison.
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ELEVEN-INNIN DRAW

CINCINNATI. August 31.-Desp,te
ragged. Cincinnati and Chicago PLAYED
A remarkable contest to-day. darkness
finally ending 1t with the score tied. s
score to 4. the visitors tailed a run.
only to be tied up again by the locals
In that round. In the tenth Chicago
ted strong and tied 1t up In the
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CARDS AND PIRATES SPLIT

PITTSBURGH. August 31.-St. Louis
lost on Forbes Field to-day. for the
first time this year. Pittsburgh win
came back in the second game. which
was called at the end OF the NTH in
ming on account of rain. and defeated
the home team, l to o. Inability to
hit Jacobs with men on bases lost the
first game for st. Louis. III the sec
ond game the only run was tailed on
Snyder's double and Ames's single. The
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SENATORS MOVE UP ONE

NEW YORK. August 3l.-washing-
ton went into nth place in the Ameri-
can League, and New York into sixth
when the Senators took a double-
header from the Yankees to-day by
scores of TO l and to 3, the latter
an elcven-inning contest. Shocker
twirled good ball for New York in the
second game. but weakened in the
eleventh inning. The scores:
PIRST GAME.
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FOUR RECORDS BROKEN, ONE
EQUALED, AT JUNIOR MEET

ST, LOUIS. MO. August s1.-Four
as the Illinois Athletic Club team won
the annual junior A A u track and
neld championship this afternoon a
total of ~ points were gathered by
Coach Mahan's squad, while the
Meadowbrook Club, of PHILADELPHIA.
occurred 80 points and won second
place.
The pole vault. the high hurdles. the
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TIGERS LOSE TO INDIANS

CLEVELAND. August 31.-DefeatinE
Detroit, to 0. to-day. Cleveland re-
tanned third place. The victory was
due to the steady pitching of Cove
leskie and the brilliant fielding of
Chapman and Evans. Cleveland scored
the only run of the game on a pass
10 Speaker. Roth's sacrifice and Tur-
natr. <,I~
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TWO RACE RECORDS BROKEN
st. Frisco. Famous stallion. Trots Two
HcatS Ia MISUNDERSTANDING Time,
DcfcntImE Nnbcl rrnHk.

POUGFIk EEI'SIE, =. =, August 81
TWO new worlds race records for
trottinE stallion were established here
to-day by st. Frisco, driven by T. T.
Geers. when he trottcd two heats in
2:0i Ia and 2:01 81. defeating Mabel
$1,000 purse. His time in the sec
ond heat broke the former stallion trot-
ting-race record of 2:02, held jointly
by The Harvester and Peter Volo. The
two heats were the fastest ever trotte,
by a stallion in race. He also wen
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SECOND GAME.
Totals 81 An Total.

Boston .............:.::5 2 o o o IS
Summary: Error-Mycrs. Two-base hits
Mays. sacriiice hits9Bsrry. twalker. Agnew.
Mcinnis. Hits-or Myers. In innipgs: off
Anderson. 4 In Innings. Bases balls
of Myers. :; OF Anderson. !; Left on bases
by Myers. /: BY Mays 9: by Anderson. l.
Double plays-Barry TO Hobitzeii: Barry to
Scott to HobiitZell: Nays Hoblitzell.
Wild pitch-Mycrh. Time Of game. 1:n.
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FORMER REDS BEATS BEARS

BUFFALO. August 3l-Jimmy Ring.
secured by the Bisons from Mathew
sons Reds. won his first start for
Bunalo to-day over the Newark Bears
The score was to /. Three trinIes
sealed the fate of the Bears. Sensa-
tional catches by Kopp and Gin. both
coming with the bases full, saved the
locals from defeat. The score:
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Totals ...2s Q q Il Totals .a: IA
sBatted for Egan in ninth.
-f.fBatted for McGraW In ninth

Score by innings: n
Newark ,....,........ O O q n n n 7, u
Bunalo ................ o o o l "a
Summary: Errors-Gnl. CarIstrom. Nc
Donald. steinfeldt Hi,s-of, Enzman. in
11-3 innings: off McGraw. in s "a innings
Earned runs-Buralo. g. First base on balls
fI,oh Ring 4: of McGraw. q Struck out
.Kopp. Carlstrom. Steinfeldt. Two-base hit
Gill. Sacrifice hits-Giil. Lewis. First has
on errors-Newark. I. Left on bases-Buffaio
4; Newark g. Double plays-Ring. Gill to
Hummeil: Lewis. Fuller to RUSSELL Gill,
Mcdonald TO Hummell; Russell to Fuller
Wild pitch-McGraw. Passed ball-DaIy.
Umpires, Hart and Mullin Time 1 IA
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Richmond. 4; Montreal. g..
Rochester, l.; Providence, o.
Buffalo. 3; Newark. 1.
STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Richmond ut Montreal.
providence ut Rochester.
Baltimore at Toronto.
Newark at Buffalo,
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HUSTLERS BEAT GRAYs

ROCHESTER, NJ Y, August al
5Lotz and Peters INDUCED in a pitching
duel to-day, and Lott, although he
passed nine. won for Rochester against
Providence, to 0. An error by
Thomas helped to give the Hustlers
their run. The score:-
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New YORK eiG" ::: Q Q Q 9 90
Summary: Errors-Shanks. Ansmith. Shaw
PeckinpauEh. pipp., Gedeon go. Two, base
runs-TendryS. Morgan. Stolen bases-Peck-
inpaugh: Double plays-Foster, Shanks and
Charity: Gedeon and Peckinpaugh. Left on
bascs-New York. 6: Washington. s. Bases
on errorsINew York. !: Washington. /.
Hits.off shaw S in 7 innings: OFF Dumont.
), Struck out-by Shocker. s: by Shaw t.
Connolly.
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CHAMPIONS WIN TWICE
PHILADELPHIA is NO
MATCH FOR BOSTON
Jack Barry's Boys Make Slight Gaiu
ON White SOx by Double
Victory.

BOSTON. August 3l.-Boston took
both games OF The double-header with
Phllauelphia to-day-the first, to 8.
and the second. b TO 2. Ruth opposed
oeibold In the opening game. and held
the opposition runless until the eighth
In the second game. Mays turned in
Myers was both easy to hit and was
wild. He was relieved in the fourth
inning by Anderson, who allowed the
home team but one run The scores:
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STOCK AIDS MATERIALLY
THIRD BASEMAN YIELDS
BAT TO GOOD EFFECT
HIS Hits Drive In Three Runs, While
he scores Deciding Tally Him
scn-Also EIcIds Well

PHILADELPHIA. August 3i.-Stock's
splendid playing enabled Philadeinhia
20 defeat Boston. to 3. to-day. His
Two hits drove in three runs. and he
scored the deciding tally In the seventh
INNING. Boston rallied In the ninth and
scored one run. With men on third
ana hrst and one out. Stock ran down
the heid. captured kellys foul. and, by
a a. QUICK turn and splendid throw to
Ktllifer. doubled Rawlings at the plate.
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Scor. by innings: r.
Washington .......... 0 o o.
New York. 0 o Oil
Summary: Errors-MorEan. Rice. Charity.
Gilhooley. Stolen base-Rice. Sacrifice hits
-Shanks. Gilhooley. Nenosky. Sacrifice nies
Charity and High. Double plays-Baker,
PecksnpauIh and Pipp: Morgan and Char
rsy: Fisher and PeckinpauEh Morgan.
York. g: washinEton. Q. Bases on errors
New York. !: Washington. ]. Bases on balls
-of Mogridge. 2: on Fisher. 2: OFF Ayres. q.
Hits-or Mosridge. In innings: off
}. Time of game. l:So Umpires. Connolly
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phIlinlelDItIa.
Totals ...33 "a Totals ...32 q
Kan for Haley in sixth

b bs.sSn ......::::::::: -
- Summary: Errors-Dugan. Lewis. Scott
Barry. Bases on baiis-on Seiboid. 4. Struck
out-py Seibod. 1: by Ruth. 5. Sacrifice hits
Dugan to McInnis. Wild pitch-seiboid. Hit
by pitched ball-Hooper, Lewis Seiboid
Time OF game. l:i5 Umpires. MORTALITY and
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NINE STRAIGHT FOR sOx

. CHICAGO. August 31-Chicago won
It's ninth straight game to-day by de-
half game In the pennant race to Bos-
ton when the latter won a double
header from Philadelphia. Chicago
still leads by four and half games.
The score.
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Baltimore.

Summary: Errors-Truesdale, La!onCe
Shannon. Two-base hit-kcosta Bases on
bail osl'I I,ssa Leske H. 81 , Er Nm Struck out
Hit by pitcher-by Leake. : Barber and
Bues). Passed ball-Lalonge. Double plays
-LaionSe to Murray: Leake to La joie 10
Lalonge: Shannon to Fewster TO Bentley te) !:
Fewster TO Bentley. Stolen bases-La )oie
jacobson Sacrifice hits-Truesdale Jacob
s$on First base on error-Batimore. /.
2 Lett on bases-Toronto. S; Baltimore z
Umpires. Carpenter and Mcbride Time *
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tRan for Stanage in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Detroit ..........,... 0 q O q o O ~
Summary: Errors-Chapman. Roth. Two
base hit-Turner Stolen base-Roth. Sacri-
fice hits-Vitt Young. Evans. Roth. Double
plays-Evans to Harris; Harris to Chapman
Bases balls-off James 4: off Coyeieskis
g. Struck out-by Ehmke. /: by Coveieskie.
l. Hit by pitcher-by James. (Evans).
Hits-oh James, 3 in innings; off Ehmke
in Innings. Time. LAS. Empires. owens
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American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Boston. 6; Philadelphia, 3 (frst game)
boston. 9; Philndelphia. isecond ganio).
Cleveland, 1; Detroit, o.
Chicago. 3; st. Louis, z.
MashinEton. 4; New York. l. (1rst game).
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
st. Louis ut Chicago.
PHILADELPHIA at Boston
Washington at New York.
Detroit ut Cleveland
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i he scores
rTRST CAM
Totals ...:s . q 10 Totals ..3s an "a II
tCutshaw batted for Hickman in seventh

Score by innings: r
ssookiyn N' ::::::::::::: 9 9 : -
summary: Errors-Myers. Hickman Rari-
den s2I. Two-ba hits-Milier. Johnston
ssacrihce ny-Bgrns. Sacrifice hits-Daubert
70. Myers Stolen bases-Kaun Myers
FLETCHER Double ,play-sehupp to Rariden
10 zimmerman. Hits-om Cheney, in 7
innings. Left on bases-New York. IL /:
brooklyn: s. Struck out-by Cheney. /: by
Schupp, ?; by Marquard j. Bases on balls
OF Cheney 2: OFF Schupp. ?: on Marquard, l.
Cmprcs KLEIN and Emslie
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RICHMOND DIMES D1sPATcH SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER l. 1917

eleventh the visitors scored two runs !
hard. and double and two triples !
netted them two runs. Umpire O'Day |
then called tho game. Tho score:
Cincinnati. Chicago.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals LIB 5 Is 9 Totals III 315 Q
.Batted for Wagner in fifth
Score

PPiii ,s LOUIS ''...-....'...'....... ~
AS.sooISh '............ ...-....... U U 90
summary: Errors-Long, Debus Two base
ht-Snyder: Double plays-Ames. Miller aud
Paulette: Steele MollwitZ and Debus Left
on bases-St. Louis. 2: Pittsburgh, Q Base
on errors-St. Louis, l. Bases on balls
Cmplres. Quigley and Ryron rirlc. I:0l
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DOUBLE PLAYS FEATURE

: TORONTO. August 3l-CombininE
their hits with good base running in
the fourth and NTH innings of to-day's
game. the Leafs beat Baltimore, to
]: Five sharp double plays featured
tho fielding. The score:
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Score by innings: r.
Pittsburgh .......... Q Q -
. Summary: Errors-Baird. Gonzales. Two
base hit~Jackson. Stolen bases-Carey. De-
bus, Long j. Smith. Sacrifice hits-Pitler
(2). Double play-Pitlcr. Ward and Moil-
WITT. Left on bases-St Louis. 10; Pitts
6urgh- 6. Bases on balis-on Doak. q or
Jacobs. 5. Hits-on Doak. In 6 innings;
OF Packard. in innings. Struck out
by poak. !: by Packard. /: by Jacobs. ).
Umpires Byron and Quigley. Time, l:52
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National League
REsI,I.rs ,-EsTrpn.v

Pittsburgh, 9: st. Louis, O (Hrst camel
a. Ptts1urgh, o; st. Louis. tscond game;
brooIiiyn. 5; New York. (nrst camel.
DrookIyn. i; New York. tsecond game;
philadelphia. &: Boston, 3.
Cincinnati. 3; Chicago. 8 (eloven INNINGS:
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Summary, Two-base hitn-EIbel,
Donnhue, Hanford, McDermott, Mo-
ran. Home run-ZimIne rmun. Snc-
rtnce Hy-DisteIl. Sacrifice hits
knnbe, Distell. Stolen bnne-Rcy-
nolds. Double plny-knnbe to EIbeI.
Innings pItched-by DOnnhuc, 2 I-3
1--we hIta). struck out-by Donn-
hue, ~ by Adams, 1; by Hersche, z.
Bases on balls-on Donnhue, q; OF
Herache, 4. Wild pItches-Donnhue,
IL Hernche, 2. Left on bnsex-Rich-
niond, 81 Montrenl, 8. Empires,
Finneran and Bedford. Time, 1:fO.
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$500 oy innings: r.
PSilsdelphil:a ''. .:::::::: S5sSSS 9 9 u
summary: Errors-Powcl. Konetchy.
stolen bases-konetchy. Smith Rawlings
reft on bases-Boston. s: Philadelphia, g.
.iwo,6ase hits-konetchy Luderus Stock
Sacrince hit-Whitted. Double plays-Maycr
Bancroft TO Luderus: Stock 10 Kiiiifer.
S.ruek outIby Barnes. L; by Mayer. 8.
Time. l:42. Umpires. Rigler and Bransfield
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Totals ...H IL SO IS Totals ...is IL 80 81
sBatted for Schneider In NTH.
tBatted for WinEo In ninth
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SECOND GAME.
Totals ...as I 80 IS Totals =. SO 1 90 Is
.Ratted for Smith In tenth.

summary: Error-Johnston. Home run
Hickman. Three-base hit-Robertson. Sac
Tihce hits-Daubert. Pfener. Stolen base
zimmerman First base on error-New York
L. Bases on balls-off Benton. .. Struck
out-by Benton, 2: by Pfefter. I. Left on
nI:nises-New YORK. ): Brooklyn. ). Empires
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Providence.

3FSssessse .' ::: SSSSSSS III IA
summary: Errors-Young. Lott, Thomas,
sAlly, Bases on balis-off Lott. Q; OFF Peters.
l. Struck .out-hy Lott. 3; by Peters, 2. Hit
by pitched ball-by Peters. I kelly. Two
base hit-Peters. Sacrifice hits-Eayres
STwpmbly. Stolen bases-Wendeli Double
plays-Young to Rodriguez {2). Bases on
errors-Rochester. 1: Left on bases-Roches-
sEFeeman. Time, Lac.
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N U,XATE ID RON,

Increases strength Of
delicate, nerv o u 81
rundown people 100s
per cent In ten days
in many Instances,
S100 forfeit II It falls
as per full explana-S
ton IN large artic16g
soon to appear tniI
this paper. Ask YOUR,
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y SCol Z
ST. Inni.

e 81 ass's -. -: 9 ::
Leibold. Risberg. Faber. Two-base hita@
I l,i.;an. Ischalk. Jackson. Sacrifice hits
S MSIul Esi., stolen basss-siser smith. Lei.
paysnport. ]. Double play-Lavan to Pratt
to e, : sisler. Umpires. Hldebrand and Dineen
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
New York ut Brooklyn.
Boston ut Philrdelphin.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
st. Louis a Pittahur1h
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Southern A..octntton

'S&s Southern Association.
TAT Notwithstanding A.:
& memphis. (frst game). Birmingham.
a8; Memphis. 4 (second camel.
~ AT New orleans-New Orleans, S.;
ATLANTA. 4.
mo other games scheduled.}
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PHILADELPHIA.

totals ...H II "a II Totals ...32 4 s q Is
csaued FOR Tragressor in ninth.
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Totals ia 4 10 = II Totals ..32 6 q
'Batt.d for Alexander In seventh.
tBatted for Mogridge In seventh.
tBatted for Fisher in ninth.
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FIRST GAME.

Totals ...32 o 6 a IA Totals rs 727
sBatted for Doak In seventh
fBattcd for Packard ninth
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Cleveland.

Totals ...32 q Totals ,26 I S "a is
Ran for James in seventh
i8atted for Ehmke in ninth.
tRan for Stanage in ninth.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals IA 6 10 80 l3 Totals ..as SO 8
sBatted for Shaw in eighth
tkan FOR NunamAker in tenth.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-18
MIR. CHILD AND MISS SHAW
GIVE PLEASURE IN RECITAL

Fred S. Child, tenor, and Miss Flea
nor Shaw, pianist, last night delighted
a small but appreciative audience with
their artistic rendition of the several
numbers of program given at the
university auditorium under the aus
pices of the varsity glee club.
Perhaps the feature of Mr.. Childs
selections was his Deep River" an
old negro melody that seemed partic-
ularly well adapted to the clear and
rather lyrical quality of his voice.
Miss Shaw displayed a remarkable
technique and portrayed the varying
moods of her several numbers with an
unusual degree of fine feeling.
D. W. Davis, state campaign manag-
er of the Liberty Loan drive, made a
brief address before the concert com
menced, stressing the Importance of
spontaneously generous response to
the governments call.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-18
SHORT COURSE
CLASSES OPEN
NEXT MONDAY
GOOD OPENING HERE FOR AMBIT-
IOUS YOUNG MEN AND
WOMEN

Short courses in agriculture, house
hold arts and commercial dairying at
the University of Idaho open next Mon
day morning. The principles of effic-
lent food production and food utiliza-
ton, the successful management and
operation of the farm, the home and
the dairy are taught in this course
thoroughly and practically.
The commercial dairying course is
for five months only. 1t fully pre-
pares young men for positions as
creamery men and cheese makers, ice
cream makers, etc. There is big
demand at present for men with this
man from 10 years up who possesses
a common school education may enroll
in any of these courses.
The university authorities say that
the present indications are for a good
enrolment especially in the beginners
class Many parts of Idaho and sec
tions of neighboring states will be
well represented in these classes.
Citizens of Moscow who wish to fur
nish room or board for any of these
students, or who have work for either
young men or women, should tele-s
phone or write to Principal c. B. Wil1
son. Phone 69H.