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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-16

day for the latter half of the week.
Among the big comedy hits OF this bill
will be Hunting and Frances.
Two of the most Negotiating players
appearing IN vsuGeviiie are Tony Hunt
ing and Corinne Frances. They per-
sonalties Immediately command the at
iention of the public, and their clever
ness retains 1t. Their potpourri Of
sone and patter is usually tied to
string of entertainment. This time 1t
is called Love Blossoms" In meas
ure they have applied the old adage
everybody loves a lover" To vsude-
willie and II the sdaxe is true, Hunting
and Frances are prohting hugely by it
Fun, Froiic and Fantasy.
Rose and Moon. 4 comedy duo, who
sing and dance and do al lot of other
things amusing, promise a gay quarter
Of an hour The Three Chums, a trio
of rollickins fuumakers. have an en-
tertainment that is veritable variety
show in Itself, the singing of the trio
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NEAR RIOT AT ROCHESTER

ROCHESTER,. y. y. July Ga near
riot ensued to-day, following Roches-
ters 2-to-l win over Toronto. because
OF decision at the plate. With the
score TIED. TO !. with one out, three
Hust!ers on bases and with two strikes
and three balls on Sandberg at bat.
Schepner tried to steal home and I'm
pire Carpenter called him out
PITCHER Forester had delivered the
pail TO the catcher from the pitching
box, and Sandberg and Manager Doolan
claimed IL was ball and that Schep-
ner had scored on forced run I'm
pre- Biackburne. on bases, overru!ed
Carpenter, and Schepner's run was al
lowed 10 count, giving Rochester the
game. The umpires were in the m idst
OF s~irling mass OF Toronto pla yers
for hve minutes. but two policemen
kept comparative order. The score
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FORT ERIE, RESULTS

r,ns,on! 1910. ,sn SIT. ESQ i9s !Par.
wake. JOS JencotD. $3.50 third IT., hi.ta "a
oI.n Edwards Mighty One, Royal N.WX
ssccSd-ay. and one.h.lf fur,on.s-cu,,,
oid Bob. 'MiSss'es gTube. ,t1as?
Tine. :e7 50 Col HoioWsayg' As aI, thru e:
Redmond. Aci. and Ruth strickiand aino o
lns]; .i,ao $50 20. Won: Ios.d II Hc-iSS9l.
Y? I;ouderD 1I,lo tolC second: Ny Grscis'
20. 49, Parrinston). 1890. third. Time. I:oi i.s
MISS Sweer. Maryot Star. BON Tronip. cIsir.
n ESyan, Dirty Face clonskiiiS. senator
i s,eS9 s;.:S .,1: won; ia bond. ioso feo}l.
skoppslman). $3.50. third. Time. i:to x
shaj5p Eie =. B!rka. PERI etual. Aprisa, Tito
SnaaS ana Brown Velvet also ran 'N'
,fnsh,nik turlongs-KeweAsai IFS fcrump,
SOM. $50 'Sa aS won; Tea csddy, ies tJohn:
sew o' 1;nar ''.c third. Time l;i3 rs Clip,
,os sifftMhJm,is and seventy yardspr Prs,henr.
Night Owl o. fcoiiinsi. SiS s. ihra seTG91na;
l;t' 40 Swift Fox. PouxhkerpnIe Iuniii.
r.. Lazy ward. Thursday, Nishtcr Frns
euslo and Gold nond also ran
,,S eHenSh-.ons milc--Cs nnonBde % (I-ouder,
tHiec,. Sf1o H 10 Won; c, King AambYre. iG
Esrrnnti illus Abe. Aston. Paul Gaines
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AQUEDUcT RESULTS

Ing. i% .{Rowanj 70 out. e eus Morn M5n:
hwf. II; tkieescr). TO /. 10 az, IN
seeond; lmperator. lis twiiiams), % TO J.
! 70 j. TO s. third. Time Ii3 Is E,nS
nsssol. None Such. Double Eagle OrderiS
Second : Nv. turlons. u,,.ma,hu,.. u,
c -scdhhHI.tin ,5 TO L. TO s. TO 8. vont
6 to l. to !. third. Time: i:oi. DR.. john A.
ger Cloud. Lady Rookie Assign So Long
Eetty. Be.u,eus; Orchid kInk, Wood vioiat'
aslie waters alto ran.
Ihifd - mile - Election los tSehut,ineer,.
fv 20 No. TO J. out, won: First Ballot s.
andes. III tButw~lD. /. TO l. to l. , 10 j.
thlrd. Time. i;5o As. Rockport. Ponce do
, ;son' The Dean. Dancer. Lokomis. Tee
toIhi and Lottery also ran.
ln. S'uFsh to QUO our, X hsS lam rs tc9
g. MeTassaIO. 10 :. out out. second;
out: third. Time. i::i SIS Only tRres
Fifth-miie and nv. .!xt.enths-Ltt,s
won: Star Gazc. iOt lSchuttinEerp II 10 l.
to !. 10 :, second; G. u. Miller, Iio (,-oi-
ltns). to l. to J. even. third. Time
Icy Princess Janice. Nine. HorrmaHn. MISS
SiIth-mile-Corn Tassei, III (SicTagrart),
to TO-. to s.. out, won; Baliad. lss tLykej.
TO l, to J.. to <. second: Battle lc4 iCoi-
l:S Knmar, Brooks. Golden Rod. Dixie
III. Pieraeus, Zouave also ran.
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Cobb Held Hitl,ss
by Moundsman F aber
IE- Associated Pre,s.l

hssOClateO fTefE.
DETROIT. MICH. July R.-Tv
comb failed to hit snfeIr in to-dnv,s
game here and broke his streak Of
thirty-hre consecutive game. I'm
which he hns hit safely. He xtiIi
hoids the mnior League record. with
forty games.
Fnber and Scott stopped Cobb. The
former has always been a diHicuIt
propoSition for the Detroit ntnr to
"oive. Tie recently held Cobb hItIrss
until the Georgian came to hot for
the last time. Then Ty beat our n
hunt. Faber. during his major
League career. hna held Cobb 10 N
batting average Of less than .255.
The late Addle Joss WINS the ONLY
pitcher who has been more effective
nHuinst him.
Cobb was mt hat three ttmes
against Faber today. On his last
trip ia the plate Jim Scott opposed
him. and CObb's effort wns o rround-
or To Weaver. Cobb began HIS hjf-
ding strcnk at New York on Decorn-
ton Dny. He averaged 800 during
the Eastern trip and continued his
terrific hitting when the Detroit club
returned 10 the West.
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DELAY M'GRAW DECISION
TO HEAR MORE WITNESSES
Newspaper Men Testify Muggsy Gnve
Interview ms Published, but Nam
niger ScSks fO Refurc Sf,,.,,..,

hEer SeSka To Hcfutc Statement
NEW YORK. July 6-The board of
directors OF the National League did
not decide to-day whether John j Nc
Graw. manager OF the New York team,
really said what he was quoted by four
members OF the Baseball Writers AS
ISOLATION as having said about John
r. Tener, president of the league. af-
ter his fne and suspension following
an alteration with Umpire Byron in
Cincinnati on June S. A special meet
ing of the board was held here at the
demand of the baseball writer's for an
opportunity to establish the anthem
ITCHY of the interview which McGraw
repudiated After threc-hour ses-
sion. adjournment was taken for a
week, SO additional witnesses could be
summoned
The baseball writer who. obtained
the alleged original interview, which
rehected on the ability Of President
Iener' or the National League, tes,i-
hed ne quoted McGraw In substance
and later submitted the story TO Nc
Graw for his o. X. after giving a re-
sumo OF II TO the other writer's with
the team.
AcGraw stated he did not read the
manuscript. but just glanced over IL
ana returned II with a general re-
marx mat 4 was all right"
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counted Rankston was hit and stole
and Ethel drew a pass. filling the
cushions. Disteil walloped one to
RranArll and was retired. but Clemens
counted. Knabe was doubled ut Sec
ond after walking, and there was no
further counting.
Excellent fielding stunts by Clemens,
Bankston. McGaffigan and Eibe. for
Richmond and by Eldred and Callahan
for Newark featured
Announcement was made Yesterday
afternoon that the game today will be
started at o'clock. that the Bars
may be able to catch an early train
out Of Richmond. as they have a dou-
BILE header scheduled for Sunday.
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HINcHMAN BREAKS LEG

PHILADELPHIA. July 6.-Pittsburch
won to-days game by hitting the de-
liverfes of Oeschser and F{ttery hard.
while the home teams errors were
costly. The score was 8 to 5. Left
FIELDER Hfnchman. Of Pittsburgh. had
his left leg broken in a collision with
Catcher Adams. at the home plate, in
the ninth inning. Hinchman's wife and
three children witnessed the accident
Before tho game, Hans Wagner was
presented with a travelling case by the
officials Of the club. The score:
Pittsburgh. PhiladeInhta
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Nature Needs Assistance
In Keeping You Well

in keeping tho blood absolutely free
OF all impurities. This old remedy ia
a wonderful purifier and. tonic, and has
no equal for keeping the blood rich
and pure. 1t builds up the appetite
and tones up tho entire system.
S. s. 8. 10 sold by druggists every
where II has been successfully used
for more than nifty years. and people
in practically every State testify. TO it's
great worth. Wftts for booklets and
free medical advice to Swift speeine
CO.. Dept o zes. ktlsnts, aa~-Adv.
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observation-disclosures.

Especial to The Times D!spatch.1
LYNCHBURG. VA. July 6.-Miss
Pearlie Tyree. OF Lynchburg. and Lloyd
Allen Letchford, OF Nelson County.
were married Tuesday evening at the
parsonage OF Rivermont Avenue
Methodist Church here, the pastor. Rev.
Oscar z. Sans, officiating
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Totals 81 l2l 81 Is Totals....a2 ~ L,
Hated for Groom in third
,,'"t'cd for Mo!yneaux In sixth.

Cleveland ........o os O O %
St su Louis 1890 90
van, Pratt. Two base hts-Smth wamby
, inres base hi;-Harris: Sacrifice htts-Aus-
-cogmbe TO Chapman: Chapman, Wamby
To Harris; Chapman. Wamby to Harris;
Lavan to Sisler. Passed ball-Severeid
Stolen bases-Chapman, SEVERED, jacobson.
Hit by pitcher-by Coumbe (Sloan. o. Bases
cn Merton g. Struck out-hy Koch. /: by
port. ; hits In . 20 inning: off Coumbe
r. n 20 innings, off Groom. .. in 80
inning; of koob in innings: OF Hamil.
ton in ID inning off Moiyneaux. in
80 innings Left on bases-St Louis. !;
CleNeland. g.. Time, lisa. EMPIRES, Con,
molly, Moriaritr and Nallin Ia
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TIGERS BEAT WHITE sox

DETROIT. July 6-BunchinG two
doubles: triple and a single with two
errors In the fourth. Detroit won the
final game OF the series with Chicago
to-day. to l. Dauss. although he al
lowed twelve hits. scattered them and
Bushs error in the eighth Cobb broke
MS batting streak of thirty-fve games
by going hitless in four times al bat
The score. - "'
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FORD LOT PLAYGROUND
TEAM KEATS CLARKE SPRINGS

The Ford Lot playground baseball
team showed superior playing in every
department OF the game except field
ing, yesterday and defeated the Clarke
Springs team by the score of i6 to 7
on the Ford lot. The losing team NAV
ed a good game after the second In
ming, when the Ford Lot boys scored
six runs and secured a lead that the
clarke Springs team was not able to
overcome.
CARROTS pitching featured the game
for the winners. while Mayfeld. Of the
same team. led in the hitting. The
batting OF Craig and Jolley featured
the game for the losers. These boys
secured all of the six hits gotten off
Carroll. The former landed for four
binGles out of as many trials. while
the latter secured two safe blows
Score by innings: r. H. E;
Ford Lot ...l 2611002 3-l6 10 s
Clarke Springs..0 i0l3llO % 6 &
Batteries; Ford Lot-Holladav and
Kelley.
Summary: Two base hi,s-Mayfeld.
Cooper. Carroll and Craig Three-nass
h 1n,ior esss - Home runs-carro!l:
off Kelley. s. Struck out-by Carroll.
=; by Kelley. 3. Time OF game
hours. Umpire, Cooper.
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FsIIoIS-tIF1naTIl, kOlrlQNeZ, w en-
GEL Iwo-hilSe hit-SandberE Sacrifice
hit-f orreste!. stolen bases--Young ie),
Earre!l, Whiteman. LaJo!e. Schepner and
Sch~eitzer. Double plays-Schepner 10 Wen
gen q Bases on error-Toronto, :. Hit
hy pitcher-hy Forester (Youngj Left on
aSes-kochester. I; Toronto Z Bases on
oai!s-on Lott 3: off Forester. i. Struck
out-by' Lott. 4; by FORESTER s. Wild
pitchTLotH !; Forester. !. Attendance
aoo. Cmpires. Carpenter and B!ackhurne
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fANks GIVE MEN AND $4,000
PoR SAM WICK, OF MEMPHIS
LRy A..ooiated Pres,

MEMPHIS. TENN. july s1San v,.L
ootneider for the Memphis. Southern
ASSOCIATION, club. has been sold 10 the
New York Americans. it was announced
,vo-oaS. he Will report TO the New
~ Ih CLUB at tho end OF the Southern
season. The price OF $4,000 in cash and
Two pitchers for the young out0elder
VINO mas had less than year in pro
tessionAl baseball. is said to set nre-
eeoent In southern Association trades
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A little help goes a long ways.

II you would keep your body in a
healthy and robust condition. throb-
bling with that splendid vitality that
indicates freedom from all ailments.
first OF nil see that your blood Is kept
pure Any slight impurity that creeps
into your blood will soon effect tho
weii-being OF your whole system.
few bottles OF s. s. s. will give
Just tho assistance that nature needs
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BRAVES STOP REDS STREAK

BOSTON. July 6.-Boston stopped
Cincinnatrs run of six consecutive VIC
tories to-day. winning TO J. Allen
was hit safely more often than Ragan
and Eller. but two wild heaves by
Shean. base on balls, and opportune
singles gave Boston three runs in the
second: Tho score:
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Flach. Mann. Cutshaw. Double pIays-
Mowrcy TO Cutshaw: Myers tunassisted);
Wheat to Olson. BAses on bliiA-on Doug
an. /: of Pfener. 4. struck out--by Doug
laA. 4; by Pfener. ). Hus-on PfefeY
innings. Wild pitch-Pfener. Left on
Sases-ChcaEo. 3; Brooklyn. Z. Empires.
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sTR4SGLER LEWIS WINS
FROM PAUL MARTINsEN

Eo Stranger" Lewis last nigh,
won In two straight falls over paul
martinaen. the Danish hcavyweich, in
a wrestling bout at a local theat.r
SON rails were secured through use
OF mo hammer lock. The first was OH
ained In hfty-sevsn minutes; tho sec
ond in eighteen minutes.
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CALL OFF CHARITY GAMES
sunday National League Contents for
Red Cross Cancelled When
Arrests Arc Made. il

NEW YORK. July Ga game Of
tween the Brooklyn and Chica go teams
OF the National League for the 6ene-
NJ or war charities. was called off to-
Brooklyn club. who was held today
WIN Manager Robinson for the Court
inti SPECIAL IA Sessions. charged with vio-
adelphia oo"i'" anu ruiz
me eontention of the club owners is
game as tickets were sold for nae re
test concert which preceded tho con-
Colonel Ebbets ,o,s Msr,s,, c.,u
mar during the hearing te.Say. "eS
Drill teams like the BROOKLYN and
play bs alPl and Nationals a,:nls arc unable to
mon in the trenches AMI S ooncen.s,
lion lie 'n Sol Var VIII be deprived Of mi.
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THIRD FRAME UNUSUAL
BROWNS LOSE TO INDIANS
IN GAME OF MANY SWATS
Clubs Garner Thirteen RunS in Third
Scssion-.Iones UHcs Six HurIcrs.
Score. IL TO G,

ST. LOUIS. July 6.-Cleveland made
eight runs in the third inning TODAY
In the third inning twentv-one men
went to bat. the two sides making thir-
teen runs and ten hits. Manager Jones
used SIX pitchers. Morton, relieving
Coumbe after 81. Louis had scored Ave
runs in their half of the third. pitche.
shut-out ball The score:
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rotAls....33 2 Z is Totais....D I az IS
'Batted for Regan in sixth.
fBatted for Filler in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Cincinnati .............0 o o o o o / o.
'osson 80 500 -
IL = Chase. rhree-ba hit = Konetehy.
STE. ,bass.fn..ThoTpe; Cueto; Kop5 Maran:
q, Regan; a. on Allen. = Struck out-by
nee. hit-Grifith. Hits-or Resan. in S
Innings ing: Hit by Ri.eherI,hy Allen tGroh>.
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STANDING or CLCBs.

WHERE iHEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Cincinnati at Boston
Chicago at Brooklyn.
st. l,nuis ut New York.
Pittsburgh Mt Phiiadelphis
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rfSHtFsW TOT Siuycf III eIBhtH.
Score by innings: r.
fas u@aafy Eircrs-bane2os,o a.r1t
Siehon l2l.,. STOLEN bases-King. Fischer
Two-base hit-Paskert. Three base hits
Ter saernce. hy-Stock Double plays
Bancroft to Luderas: Bancroft to .Niehor
Mamaux. 5 In innings; of oeschser. 10 in
8 l-3 innings; on Mayer. none In 2 "a in
ninEs. Struck out-by oesehger I: by Ma
maui /; by Carbon. I. Bases on balis---on
of Carlson. q: off Fittery. l. Time, S:15
Umpires. Quigley and Byron.
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: sBatted for MeGrnw in ninth.
TRAN for Rursell In ninth.
. Score by inninEsi n.
Newark .... 200 OOOO0-s
. Riehmond .... OF 900 or s-x
SUMMARY, Two-bnse hit-Eibel.
: Thrce-bRse hits--Knnbe, Clemens.
Home runS-Haas. Stolen bares-
Eldred. Hanford, BankSton. Hits-
a OF Adams, n In innings; of Me-
Graw, o In s innings. Hnses on hnils
---by Adams. 1; by McGraw. 3. But
tiers hit-by McGrnw. tReynolds,
Bunkston). Struck out-by Adams,
81 by McGrnw, s. Wild pttch-Hic-
Graw. Left on bnses-RichmOnd
11t Newark, Z. Time Of game, ] .55.
Umpires. Mullen and O'Dricn.
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CUBS AGAIN BEAT sUPERBAs

BROOKLYN. July 6.-Chicago made
1t eight out Of nine games from Brook
lyn to date by opening its second
Eastern trip here to-day with a 3-to-l
victory. Douglas held the National
len sus- champions to six scattered hits,
their only run being without base
hit. Tho score:
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GIANTS STOP CARDS
BURNs's C0RKING CATCH
MAKES FINISH EXCITING
Pcrritt AVID Packard Each Pitch Strong
Gnme-st. Louis Threatens TO Win
Often-Seore, to 1.

NEW YORK, July e.-New York
broke the winning streak of st. Louis
to-day. winning the first game Of a
fve-game series. 2 TO /. Both Perritt
and Packard pitched strong games
Burns ended the game with a sensa-
tional catch Of Gonzales's low drive on
which he doubled Hornsby of second
base. The score:
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lBY Aksnrinlcd Prnax1

= COLUMBIA, S. c.. July 6.-Columbia
defeated Charleston. to l. here to-
day in the first game OF the series for
the championship OF the second half
OF the season in the South Atlantic
League.
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STANDING Oh CLUBS,

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at 81. Louis
Washington Mt Detroit.
Boston At Cleveland.
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N atinr,ai League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York, 2: st. Louis, I.
Chicago. 8; Brooklyn, l.
Boston, 8; Cincinnati, 2.
Pittsburgh, y; Phlladclnhia &
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Totais....8 7Nis Totais....s2 ~ 10
.Batted for Prefer in eighth.
. rhisSso Observation-Disclosures
Summary, EIrors-priseoil. Douglas
Three-ba hit--Mann. Two base hits-oi-
Myers. Workman. Williama. Stolen bases-
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summary Errors-Felsch, Schalk Bush
HIS hi,s-2a ,t6eT 2 in Innings. Two base
Eeach. Burns. Struck out-by Dauss, 3: bv
Eaher' Bases on balis-of Dauss /; on
faher ]: on scott l. Double Dlays-E
Collins to Gandil; r. Collins 10 R!sbcre 10
Gandil; T. Jones &c Burns. First base on
cIror-thicaGo. ]. Left hases-Detroit
chicago ~. Time. l:H. Umpires
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New York.
Totals. III ] I "a II
Coo-4 -, ,--,-.

New New, York :.:.s:::;:i - -
an and Miller; Burns and Herzos. Left, on
f Perf, on fsssara Ss
Struck out-.by Perritt, =; by Packard. /.
Cmpres KLEIN AM Bransdcld. Time. 1875.
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, 4; Newark, 3.
Rochester, ,; Toronto, O.
(Othcr xumes played previous1y.)
STANDING Oh ELIB,.

denotes two Enmcr. Even break: Toronto
:o5l kDchestei, $50; Buffalo. .Il6; Mon
trea1. .352.
WHERE THEY FLAY TODAY.
Newark at Richmond.
Toronto Mt Buffalo e games).
Montreal ut Rochester 4 Enmer>
baltimore at Providence,
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Amateur Schedule for
To-Day
By Briggs

COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Old YirgininE VS.. Fairm0unt 4. 4.
Mt Byrd Park.
Highland Park W. Duplex, ~
Highland Park two Hames).
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Southern Association.

Southcrn AEE0cfRffOn.
At Notwithstanding Atianta, rain.
~ AZ Chattanooga - Chattanooga. q;
New Orleans. f.
AZ Little Rock-Little Rock. .: Birm-
ingham, /.
AT Nashville-Nashville, o; Mobile. 4.
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American A,socintIor

American AssocintIon
AT Louisville--Louisville 6: Indian.
apols. l..
At Minneapolis-AIinn ?: Kan
sas City, s.
Al ST. .Paui-St. Paul. .: Milwaukee, 3.
~ Colum bus-,Columbus /; Toledo, 0
fsixteen innings).
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Detroit 4; Chicago, 1.
Cleveland. IL; ST. Louis, q.
tOnly two games schcduIed.)
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.othis''..si ! o'2o Totals I'D 27 IS
Two out when winning run scored
Score by innings: r.
Toronto ...........o o o001o oei
Rochester ........,o o / O q i n n -
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Totals. rs IL % II Totals. .23 10 81 I
.Battcd for Scott in eighth
Score by innings. ID,
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Inc score.
PhilAdeInhta

Totais....s7 si3 n Totals 5 p II
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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-08-02
NEW ROAD COMMISSION
NOW ORGANIZED

The new road commission, recently
elected by the county court, has or
gsnized Ms follows: A. L. Robertson,
of Jasper, chairman; DR.. Jno. l..
Seay, Of whitwell. secretary. The
other member is J. F. Tate, of Com
fort. John Sharp, of Jasper, has been
employed as road supervisor. and the
active work on the roads will be un-
der his management, subject to the di.
rection of the road commission. Ev-
cry effort of the new road manage
ment will be towards scientific and
economical construction of roads in
Marion county. They are all conser.
ative business men and realize that
only by careful attention will Marion
county secure the good roads her cit.
liens ardently DESIRE
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-08-02
POTATOES FROM
YOUR GARDEN
Mash Them In This Way and
You Will Get the Greatest
Satisfaction

Cook the potatoes In boiling salted
water. When thoroly tender. pour of
the water at once and mash with a
potato masher until there are no Jumps.
Beat very hard with a perforated
wooden spoon, IL you have one. The
harder the potatoes are beaten the
fiuffier they will be. While beating,
add a little hot milk, just enough to
make firm texture, also a little but
ter and salt. Turn into a hot vege-
table dish and serve. II it is not pos.
sible to serve the potatoes Immediately
after beating, place the dish in a pan
of hot water, but do not put lid on
the potatoes. Do not smooth them off
on the top, but pile them in the dish.
A lid placed on.tha top of the potatoes
at this time tends to send the steam
back and makes them soggy instead
OF dry and light.-Geneva Conway. Di
vision of Extension, University of Ten
nessee, Knoxville.