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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-09-06
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. L. O. Wasson and chill.
dren motored down from Colorado
Springs Sunday for visit at the
home of Z. NJ. Steele on Colorado ave
nue.. returning Monday.
Miss Grace Lewis is leaving this
week for Ft. Collins where she will
be student at the Agricultural Col
lege taking a course in Domestic Sci
ence and Art.
The Lincoln Park school opened on
Tuesday morning with its full quota
of teachers and pupils The rooms
have been renovated with paint and
paper and everything put in shape for
the best possible years work.
Mrs. Lyttle and two children of
Globe, Arizona, are visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Landen on Park avenue, expect
ing to remain for a month or more.
Miss Grace Giilen left Friday for
Mankato, Kansas, where she will be
the guest of relatives and friends for
awhile. She will then 20 on TO Iowa
for a visit with the Misses Gray. for.
mer summer residents of Lincoln
Park, then proceed to her old home at
Viola. III. Miss Gillen expects TO be
away month or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Gebhardt enter.
tanned their two classes of Sunday
school boys at their home on Park
avenue on Thursday evening. The
boys came out from town on their
wheels and had a jolly evening of il
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Bailey have been
having as guests Mr. and Mrs. +. F.
Maynard who came down from Grip
pie Creek by auto stage Friday. Mr.
MAYNARD returned to the district the
last OF this week leaving Mrs. May
nard and children for longer visit
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Anthony, parents
of Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Maynard
came up from Pueblo the last OF the
week TO stay over Labor day making
quite reunion at the Bailey home
Mr.. Clyde Johnson and sister, Miss
Ines Johnson of Lyons. Kansas, who
have been spending the summer fr
Canon City. taking advantage of the
| climate for health benefit, walked out
on Lincoln Park Saturday to hunt III
their old neighbors at the Gebhard
home on Sherman avenue The youns
folks are much pleased with their sur
ronndings and dislike leaving. How
ever Miss Ines will return this weel
TO take up her work of school teacher
while her brother expects to remair
for the fall and winter months.
The latest word from Mrs. Wood
ford from Everett. Washington. is thai
sne is improving nicely from her re
cent operation. Her friends from
Lincoln Park are sending her Ions
drawn out postal shower. the cards be
aug mailed so that one will reach he,
'kach day.
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Mrs. Rose Gatewood and two little
children. Louise and Worth. OF Los
Angeles. California. are expected to
arrive here this evening for visit
with Mrs. Gatewood's parents, Sena.
tor and Mrs. Matt n. Lines. II will
be Mrs. Gstewood's first visit here in
four or five years. Senator and Mrs,
Lines went to Pueblo this morning 10
meet their guests on their arrival
there from the Pacific coast and viii
accompany them here.
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HOWARD ITEMS

School started Monday, Sept 3. at
Howard.
Miss Miller, the principal of the
school. has been the guest of Mrs. K
Morrison.
Mrs. X. Morrison and Miss Nell
Miller and Mrs. Lofferty were in sa-
Ida last week.
Mrs. H. ]. Snowden and Mrs. A. G.
West were in Salida shopping last Sat
urday.
Mr.. Holman Freeman returned
home from visit with his father, ]
ii. Freeman, of Salida.
Mr. and Mrs. George Davis are
home from their mountain ranch
where they have been spending the
summer.
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SOUTH CANON

Miss Jean b. Croft Of Pueblo, spent
the weekend at the home of Mrs.
Sarah McRay on Stanley avenue Miss
Croft is president of the Conservatory
of Music in Pueblo. and left for home
Monday to begin the fail term Tues
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bibler return
ed Tuesday from Barnes City where
they had been for an outing.
Miss Laura Noble came over from
Routt county Monday. She will go to
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ILLINOIS PICNIC
BIG SUCCESS
Continued From PAGE one,.

City Clerk Jonathan Seaman was
elected president of the association
for the coming year; Mrs. Russell Dill
ley, vice president and John w. EN-
mrson, secretary-treasurer.
Those registering at Mondays pic
mic, as well as the places in Illinois
where they We're born. or resided be-
fore coming to Colorado. follows:
Mrs. e. NJ. Graham, Warsaw; Mrs.
Margaret Harney. Mt. Sterling; Hor-
ace ]. Craig, Albion Jesse Knowles.
Mt. Carmel; George A. Herbergen.
Lincoln; Nellie NJ. Howell. Harris
burg; f. E. Haughey. Centralia; Mrs.
Clara Scroggs, Naples: Mrs r. E.
Milton, Mt. Carmel; Henry Belt, Lin
coin; S. NJ. Foster, Chicago; A. E.
Voight. Momson; Mrs. j. P. Pack.
Abingdon; d. J. Eisea, Abingdon, J.
]. Brown, Springfield; William Jukes.
Murphysboro; E. C. Kibbe, Lennox;
Mrs. E. Nitchen, Will county; Mrs. H.
S. Ewers, Blandinsville; Elizabeth
venning, Blandinsville: Luther Van
Slyke, Warren; w. w. Emmerson. Al
bion; E. l., Clevelan, New Lennox;
Jonathan Seaman, Greenville; Frank
S. Adams, Pana; Frank Harper, Par
is; Samuel Hofflecker, Edwardsville;
p G. Sandy, Westfield: Mrs. Lena
Jameson Mt. Sterling; Isaac Steven
son, Oddway: w. NJ Rambo. Gran
1te; j. S. Strong, Granite; Caroline
Miller, Monmouth; Mrs. o. w. Col
gate, Clayton; A. NJ Ewell, Eldred;
Mrs. Edna Pippenger, Lincoln; ]. H.
Wagogner, Galesburg; w. H. Laiz-
ure, Raymond: Charles Linneer,, Chi
cago; L. E. Franck, Rockport; Carl
Wolters. Chicago; Mrs. F. Bachelor.
Danville; Charles d. Mcneil, Braid
wood; Mrs Elizabeth Cox. Elizabeth;
p. ID. Brooks, New Rutland; Jesse
Jenkins, Hillsboro; Mary A. Harry,
lockwood; NJ. Evans. Indiana; Mrs.
X. Salgesser, Granite; /. w. Ibbot-
son. Albion; E. Tobler. Rock Island;
3. Tuncil, Colchester: John Nipple
white, Brentwood: Mrs. Mollie Wy
ckofI, Warsaw; Mrs. c. H. Raw, Ell
vaston; Mrs Abbie B. Goodrich, Clin-
ton; William C. Kerry, Gladstone:
Mrs. Agnes Olive Kerry. Toulon; H.
H. Freye, Crystal Lake; R. E.
Holmes. Joliet; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Syster,
Perry; Mrs. G. L. Dewitt, Rush
vile; Mrs. Jennie Dale, Beardstown; !;
Mrs. Grace Hemphill, Rushville; C.
J.. Smith, Shelby county; Mrs. w. p.
Ahart. Springfield; Mrs. H. N.
Stamm, Lincoln; Delos Hull, Oak
Park; w. NJ. Herbert, Fulton county;
F. W. Powers, Sterling; w. H. Rect
or, Cuba: Mrs. Elizabeth Doane. Pike
county; A. w. Kernwein, Chicago;
Harry Whistler, Chicago; Mrs. NJ. E.
Collins, Quincy; Mrs. E. ID. Hart.
Elvaston; r. ]. Harry, Chester; G.
It. Wood, Carrolton; J.. H. Higgins.
Robinson, A. NJ. Dillon, Decatur;
l.. C. Gerlach. Sparta; w. ID. Harry.
lockwood; r. w. Hart, Norris City;
H. S. Gillen, Mercer county; ]. A.
Van Horn, Bureau Junction; Miss Gar
wood, Ipava; Perry Bower, Delavan; ;
Mrs. John w. Emmerson, Mt Yer
non; Frank Emmerson, Albion; Mrs
Joseph Clucas, Delavan: j. Clay
baugh, Paris; Floyd Bergen. Paris;
Mrs. w. w. Emmerson. Mt. Yer
non; G. H. .Paulson, Saybrook; John
w. Emmerson, Albion: B F. Kindig,
Onarga; H. f. Turner. McHenry
county; J. w. Ray, Sullivan; A. d.
Irwin, Springfield; Mrs. G. w. Cald-
well. Greenup; w. N. Clark.
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NEVER NEGLECT A COLD.

A chill after bathing. cooling on
suddenly after exercise and drafts.
give the cold germs foot-hold that
may lead to something worse. Safety
requires early treatment. Keep DIR.
Kings New Discovery on hand. This
pleasant balssn remedy ailays ~,
fammation. soothes the cough and re-
pairs the tissues. Better be safe than
sorry. Break mp the cold with DIR.
Kings New Discovery before 1t is too
late. AT your druggist. soc and s1,oo
adv
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Nothing world
They REAL
Sava iha aia Matinee Wight Saog: B.gtnnas
OOuO ssl0 OuO J6duHs 26c Children
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MOVED HERE FOR THE WINTER

Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Balman and fam
lily of Hillside, moved to Canon City
the first OF the week and will make
their home in the J. s. 3owlby prop
erty at Els Harrison avenue for the
winter. They came here for the pur-
pose Of giving their children the benc.
at Of the Canon City public schools.
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New supply Peerless Pancake and
Waffle Flour Also Royal Gorge Break
fast Food. Order from your grocer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-16
WAKE FOREST SCHEDULE
ONE Of HARDEST EVER
Georgia Tech and Hampden. Sidney
wiz Be Faced This Season for
First Time BY Baptist
Eleven

Especial TO The Richmod virginian.)
wake Forest, y. c., sept. 15.-Ac-
cording to the schedule given cut
today by Manager w. B. Gladney.
Wake Forest college faces one of thu
hardest football schedules ever ar
ranged for an eleven OF this instttu-
ton. Several alterations have been
made from last years schedule, the
most notable being the addition of
George Tech and Hampoen-S Sidney to
the list of the Baptists opponents.
The season opens In Atlanta on
September 90. with the game against
the strong Georgia Tech eleven who
play Furman University on the morn
ing of the same day. Wake Forest
then returns to the home grounds for
an engagement with Gsuilferd cell
leEe who took up the gridiron sport
last season. The usual game during
fair week in Raleigh against North
Carolina state Is scheduled for October
is, and the Baptists are expecting
one OF the hardest fought games OF
the season. On the following Sat-
Park. Md. 10 play Maryland State
college, new team on Wake For
ests schedule. V. P. I. is to be met
in Blacksburg az usual. and Eastern
college will appear on the local
grounds November 10 for the first
game between these institutions. Dav-
tdson, after a lapse of one year. will
again line up against the Baptists IN
Greensboro on November /. 1t liz
understood that the Davidson ma
chine, though not intact, is almost AZ
strong as last season. and Wake For
est will have a hard fight in holding
the Presbyterians. The season will
close with the Turkey Day game in
Norfolk against Hampden Sidney.
These two teams have never met. but
Hampden Sidney has the reputation
Of being one OF the strongest elevers
I'm the eastern part OF Virginia and
the contest should be unusually close.
The schedule is as follows:
Septen1 her 2s--Georgia Tech at
Atlanta, Ga
October 6-Open
October 1s-Gutlford college at
home
October .1s~-North Carolina State
at Raleigh, \, c.
October 27--Maryland state college
at College Park. Nd
November 3-Tirginia POLYTECHNIC
Institute at Blackshurg, Va.
November 10--Eastern college at
home.
November 1T---Davfdson college,
at Greensboro, y. G
November 2a--Ham pden Sidney At
Norfolk. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-16
WESTY HOGAN BEATEN
BY PRISCILLA MULLfAS

Havre De Grace, Sept. 15.-wilfrsa
Viaus high priced colt westy Hogan
furnished favorite PLAYERS with thar
nrst set bach of the Afternoon ~ me
Havre De Grace course TODAY whan
ne was forced to succumb to ] K r.
Ross' Priscilla Mullens In the RoyaI
handicap, the mile and seventy wards
TEST for three years old, which featur-
eu the sport. The Viaus colt was ask :
ed to shoulder l24 pounds through
the muddy going and proved UNEQUAL
10 the task
the race was strictly a two horse
sfair throughout and was marred
only by the mtshap to Hyannis at the
half mile ground This geIdinr stem
ped In hole and wrenehed one Of
his legs severely. This mishap viii
prohab bly, unfit him for future racing
Westy Hoga n and Priscilla Null. rs
stepped away from the barrier side
by side and raced to he nrst turn
like team. The pair hattled out the
issue In this order right down TO
the furlong pole when 1t was seen
that Westy WAS faltering He re-
sponded gamely 10 Haynes ursings
from this point and Priscilla Mullens
was forced to give her bast to earn
the decision
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-16
TIGERS WIN FIRST BUT
DROP LAST TO CHICAGO
White Sox Lose First Game when
, Risberg Boots Grounder in Sew
enth With Two Out.
SENATORS WIN TWICE
Harper and johnson Hold Athletics
SeoFeless for Eighteen Innings and
Griffmen Take" Both Ends of
Double VI eader.

Detroit. Mich Sept 15.--Chicago's
pennant hunters divided double bill
with the Tigers while Boston's entry
into the American league pennant
derby was capturing a game from New
York. AS q result the Chicago hose
are now leading in the home stretch
run by : 1-2 games The Sox lost
the first game today 4 10 3. but came
right back and captured the next one
to l.
Swede Rishere had bad day at
short while the frst battle was being
waged. He kicked a Trounder in the
seventh inning after two were out,
the boot paving the way for two runs,
at the time the Sox held a two-run
lead.
Russell worked against Dauss In the
opener, At least Russell worked I'M
til the troublesome seventh came;
then he gave way to Danforth. De-
troit put over the winning run on
the doctor in ha eighth Red Fable
pitched a whale OF q game to beat
George Cunningham out of the sec
ond match. IN fact the teams might
still be battling had not Cunningham
made wild heave on Gandil 8
grounder in the eighth The Gun
ningham error opened the way for
the Sex to register the winning
marker Scores
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-16
GRrrF PRESENTS OUTFITS
TO SiN REGIMENTS

New York, Sept Is Heavy hit
ting by Gamer and Ruth, and the lat
ter's fine pitching. enabled Boston 20
win an easy VICTORY from New York
here TODAY. the score being TO 5.
Gamer and Ruth each hit homer
and a single Gamer drove IN three
runs and scored two and Ruth drove
In one and scored two Ruth per-
rnitted only two hits up to the ninth
inning and the Yankees did all their
scoring after TWO We're out in the
ninth
The afternoon was designated as
Clark Griffith day. the game being
attended by six regiments stationed
nearhy~~the Twenty-second infantry,
the Thirteenth coast defense and the
First Second Third and Fourteenth
New York infantry regiments. Be
fore the game Manager Griffith pre-
sented each regiment with full
equipment of baseball paraphernalia
The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-16
Omar Khoyyam Wins
Championship For
hree- Year Olds
In Classic Event Houriess Ia heafen
BY Nod In Greatest
Struggle of Year.

Belmont Race Track. Sept. 15.--The
curtain was rung down at Belnnon
park for the season today. An event
which stands on par with the great
est thorough bred contests OF Ameri-
can turf history was witnessed in the
running of the Lawrence Realization
Omar Khayvam heat Hourless a nod
for the three yeAr-old championship
OF the year They fought tooth and
nail throughout the fnal quarter.
Butwell went to his whip and vicious
" beat hourless into the narrow lead.
neck put every ounce of muscle and
lead. Then they came together again.
The crowd reared itself hoarse and
over the line the strasglers went to-
gether The crowd waited. There
was deliheration. Then Omar's
number went up The contest will go
down in thoroughbred history.
NiEhtstick displayed a rem arkahle
reversal OF form In winning the opens
ing event
In the steeplechase ]. r. wtdener's
Skibhereen and Expectation ran one.
two.
In the third race for two-year-olds.
Aileen o. took the measure of smart
lot of Youngsters by good margin.
defeating Ballast, the favorite.
Juiialeon proved an easy winner IN
the NTH race, g handicap for threes
year-olds and upwards.
The final race went TO Jyntee Sec
cnd choice in the betting, which de~
teated the tavorite, Continent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-16
BARNES WINS OPEN
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
r,b,,sde,phts Pro Continues His Bril-
liant Play In Final Round OF
Open Tournament

westr1oreiand Country Club, Evans
ton III, Sept. thames NJ. Barnes,
of the whnemarsh Valley Country
Club Of Philadelphia. annexed the title
of Western open golf champion to-
dav at the Westmoreland Country
club. where he completed the o-hole
contest In 2SS strokes The Eastern
rro continued his phenom email golf
this afternoon by registering card
of II. which added TO his total OF ~
for the morning, gave him com
bined card of i45 for the double
round on the ffrst two rounds Barnes
scored las due to his record card of
81 made on the first round,
Through his victory Barnes was en-
rtched to the extent OF s325. First
place in the championship gave him
1900 and his record score of 81 gave
him the s25 special prize for the low
est eighteen holes. Barnes, on the
four rounds. finished FIVE strokes un~
der par figures.
Second place went to ", c. Ragan,
of Rochester, y. Y. with ass He
completed the frst half in LA strokes
and today secured TAI for the same
distance Jock Hutchinson, of Glen
view. who led at the end OF the third
round by one stroke, encountered con-
siderable trouble In the last eighteen
holes and took rs for that distance,
giving him combined card of f+5
for the day. On the first two rounds
the local star took i4l giving him
grand total OF 2ss for the four
rounds.
E, French, OF York, Pa. was award
ed fourth money with 292, while Fred
Mcleod. of Washington, n c., took
NTH.
On the last round. Barnes PLAYED
in faultless style as he was even with
par figures on the first nine holes
with a total of IS. On the return
trip he maintained his good work and
finished In S6. for a total of IL In
the morning Barnes was considera bly,
of his game and required 40 for the
first nine holes. while the second half
was made In "a.
His card follows:
First round:
Out ....4 ABS AS 444--4n
In ....... ,a4a 534 ss4-~a4--74
Second round:
Out 444 44S 4s4-3s
In ..5,..=...34s 4a4 ass-ss-7i-i4s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-16
BRAVES FALL BEFORE
SLANTS OF SALLEE
Slim Sheriff is Unaffected by Winy Gale and Braves are Held
Helpless While Giants Keep Marching On

Boston. Sept, 15--Tt was a very
chilly afternoon at the Braves field,
chilly for the Braves, especially, who
were walioped by the Giants by the
score OF 10 /. Sallee did not SEEM
ta-raiHa- the gales a. bit II z Is Ia st.
handler and that may account for IL.
Anyhow, he pitched very tight ball,
being found for merely six safeties.
One of these. double BY Tragresser
in the second. knocked off the lone
Braves tally.
Raglan started pitching for the
Braves. Two fits Of wildness in the
second and fourth innings. respective
~ netted the hostiles four runs and
the pastime. Then Patrick was all
lowed TO depart for warmer parts and
Frank Allen finished up. The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-16

PANZARFTTA TAKES
FEATURE. EVENT OF
WINCHESTER RACES

Lexington, Ky Sert Ii Panzar-
|stta uon the feature event OF the
|Winchester races this afternoon, She
led her field the entire Journey. The
Poison entry. Marion Goosbr. and
|John, Jr. ran second and third. re-
|spectively
Viva America. a BREEDERS futuritv
candidate, won the nth race Gypsy
EuAen and Honey Dew We're SECOND
Zim took the opening event in n
hard drive from Cole and Busy Joe.
|fhilenon defeated Avis, the favorite
In the second. Olga star easily took
|the fourth from Desmond DAY Char
|isee won the sixth after there was
|much delay a. the post caused ny the
|fraetiousness Of Kentucky Girl
Zamcra, owned hy Keene Brothers
|lnd paving the longest price ~ the
aay, took the seventh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-16
MAYOR PITTS NAME
To ORDINANCE FOR
/ SALARY INCREASES
A4nslfe Approves Resolutions. fnciud-
ting One Raising Pay of City En-
\ picye<. Temporarily 10 Per Cent

Mayor George Ainslie Yesterday APP
foved number Of resolutions and
tfaiHapcea adopted by both branches
Z council the most interesting OF
/hfoh is the resolution introduced by
councilman Mtlls and recommended by
she fnsnce committee, appropriating
37T,n5f.21 to be used aas 10 per cent
increase in salary ror ali city EN-
|uioyees receiving st.soa and less a
year The increase is only temporary,
and viii extend from September Is to
january al. The money will be d.
vided among the departments as fol-
lows:
Administrative board. $3.50
General offices and clerks, sTs4ea.
Collector of taxes, s23s.5n.
Employment bureau. scr
Police department. Ssaso7s.
Fire department. ss.oTa.1s
Fire alarm department, sses.SS.
Juvenile court. s22sT5,
Courts and iuries ssss4aa
Bulldog department st.03s.e7.
.Electricsi Inspection. st4sa5,
Hospitals, sl.l7s.a7
Street cleaning, ss.4Tn,ss,
Sewers department, s592.24.
Engineers fstreet}. ss3t.
Street repair force. ssta.s7.
Annexed territory survey, s4a5.
James river Improvement, s4S425
City home, sSfa21
Virginia hospital s75tso.
Pine camp. s24s17
Grounds and parks, 81 4on.21.
Markets, s2To47
Cemeteries. se04.15
Gas department. s5se2Ts
Electric plant. s12ae-2
water department. ss,s5Ts2
School department sso7te2o.
Seuperaannuated force, s2ss6o.
\ Total 377.o51.2l.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-16
Hotel Mackey Sold for $1,000.

Newport News. Va. Sent. l5.-One
Of the largest deals In business pros
perry in Newport News for the past
few months was that made YESTERDAY
by VI NJ Hogan, of the Hopkins Land
Co. when Sol Bernan and p. Brener
purchased M.ackey's hotel and the site
on which Il Is located. the purchase
price being given at $4,000. The
huildns is situated on Washingtcn
avenue between Twenty-fourth ana
Twenty-ffth streets, and il considered
property of excellent value. The new
owners state that they win continue
the operation of the building A. q
hotel. +
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-16
Second Game,
ERAYS TAKE FIVE
STRAIGHT FROM BEARS

Newark n J.. Sept. 15--Newark
lost its fifth straight game TO Prov
Pdence here today to q George
Lefty MeTigue won the game for the
Grays by pinch hitting for Ed, Reul-
bach in the ninth inning. He tripled
with the bases full, after Wilkinson
hae Allied the bases by ha nding out
thrse passes Reulbach allowed but
Ave hits.
r. X F.
Providence ....f00 600 1875 !
Newark .-. o0o 02N h0o-2
Batteries Wilkinson and BLACK =
well Reulhach Cav and Mayer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-16
Totals


Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia ....... GOO 900 ooo-o
Wash iugton .-...... goo 000 30&-5
Summary: Left on nases-Philadel-
phia. = washington, 10 Base on
halls-Noyes, !. Sethold, 2 Harper,
Z. Hits made--Or Noyes. .: off Sci
bold, 10. Struck out--By Seibold. .
Harper, & Three-base hits--Menos-
XIV Sacrifice hjts--Leonard. Har.
per. Stolen base-Menosky. Double
plays-Seibold. Witt and McInnis,
Morgan and Leonard Harper. shanks
and Leonard. Hit by pitcher-By
Harper. Haley, Umpires--Nallin and
Connolly. Tim Ell "a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-16
American Association

At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S-a-3i
Louisville, s-io-i
At ianapoiis---Kansas City. 1-6s
o; Indianapolis, 2-S-i.
At Toledo--St. Paul. 7-to-1: rolsA0s
1-T-4
At acknowledgements u>aaa
s, Columbus, iU-1y-x
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-16
CARDINALS ARE HELD
HELPLESS BY HENDRIX

Chicago. Sept t5--The cubs won 4
to from the Cardinals this after
noon because Hendrix held the visitors
70 seven scattered hits Chicago
scored IN the initial inning and ac-
cumula ted one each in the fifth. sixth
and seventh innings cn timely hits
The Cardinals made their lone run in
the eighth. The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-16
ZIG BILL JACOBSON ACTS
CASEY At THE Rat

ST. Louis Sert- tS.--Jscohson struck
out with the bases filled and two gone
In a ninth inning rally today, giving
the Indians to victory over the
Browns Joe Wood lost control IN the
ninth and Allied the sacks with three
passes One run was scored before
Jake famed Jones used nineteen
players In desperate effort to win.