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both. RAGS CL|NCHED
GIANTS SETTLE NATIONAL
RACE BY DEFEATING CARDS
Great lntercst Bcing NIanlfested In
Worlds Series. md Attendance
Records Eiay BE Broken.
ny ARTHUR STnUwE,

| NEW YORK, September 24.-Thc
pennant rnces arc NIL over. The Giants
to-day cliDched their title to the Ma
tional League bunting. BY defeating
! the Cardinals. to /. they made it Inn
possible for the phillies to capture
tho flag. Even though tho Giants lose
all their remaining nino games tho
Phillies cannot orertake them II they
win ell their nine contests.
With tho pennants safely tucked
away by the White SoS and Giants the
records show that the White Sox have
performed better against tho clubs in
their league than have tho Giants
against their opponents. The White Sox
have captured every series but che.
They have yet to play the Yankees, and
If they won one game OF the three with
the New Works they Will have made n
clean sweep through their circuit. Their
best playing has boon against the
Tigers and Browns. capturing sixteen
OF the twenty-five games played with
each OF these clubs.
The Giants still have two series to
take to make clean sweep In their
league. They have to win ono moro
game from the Phillies of tho four to
be played, and two out OF the three
from The Reds Their best playing has
been against tailendcr Pirates. from
whom they won sixteen out Of the
twenty-five played.
Against the tHTce OtneF teams IN the
frst division. the Giants to date have
won thirty-hve and lost twenty-five
games. and the White Sox gained forty
two victories and suffered twcnty-six
defeats.
Much Interest Is shown.
series has such keen interest been dis
played as that shown IN the coming
s c9nlis, Nc, Not alone have ,he fans IN
offices OF the White Sox and Giants
With requests for tickets. but fandom
he the Of eG our is swamnng
eations for reservations. But the home
town folk will be the first served.
between the West and the East is
the, reason for such keen interest 1t
!; the first time in seven years that
res has been No, 'h SINCE S,s 1916 80
when the Chicago cubs met the Attn
seGn nas WsS,e IN.
balls stellar honor
Whether all records fer attendance
natical. II will depend on the length
OF the series. II the conflicts 60 tho
unit Of seven games. II new record
The record for attendance and re-
ceipts was made In 1912. when the Red
SoX and Giants played eight games rr
tai attendance WAS 26lo0l and tho
receipts S49o,44o.
''oN'' 'Hc w hlte SoN and Giants
SrounGs can hold enormous crowds.
IL IS inquired that at leas, 10000 will
so the limit. this will mean an at
tendance of 2So.000-a new record IL
Is not likely. Viewer. that the gate"
VIII break the figures made In the Red
SoH-Ciants series. because tho prices
IN Chicago viii only he double those
OIL me regular Playing season. whI,u
IN i5l. the prices were three and four
times the regular ones.
The mkt Lest record for worlds SC.
rtes attendance and receipts was made
last year. when the Dodgers aud Red
son Played five games. The attendance
was l62,S5s. and the receipts $2S559! so.
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HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

sAms;oss s ss.H Isi a .%if Race
nss hqSge 'qGo $50 Ss ,n,qG TaT.
i:Is rs viii soon. oGaIaiiisqiuae. . Zoe
yalos, Ideal, 'Motoka. Scarf. 'Stalwart. Jr
DenareEa. Austria. ThomaF. Irish Idol also
Second receive and one half nslongs-
Pagini: 10 thowan!, sa.9o. .3lV. SEQ
Time. 80; Miss sweep Juanl,a IL. i ii,l.
Pepper. Fusiy Boots. Nj, Doolcy. Tell lie
3o THIS F: $3.50 ,,a,S .5 u:
Vermont. II: tAmbros-,. .37e THIRD Time
1:l3 - %yion. .Sir William johnson,
Bond, Men Men ,Mu!phy; Robert bradley; Tie
Fod1th Tace-ini. and sxt. zen fi Ffinc.
Henry. los GIaynesb, fa.2o $40. i2?o,
hrssi c1,te; 10. 'Am9r".r,. $50 $3.50.
Time. l:i5 I-5. Delaney. Barry shannon.
|, ktlaes. Lazy Low also, ran.
etaa tih Tt re MIR ana seyen;y
iIz.iS .iilo; aseeSnG; s&s,er Eor.a ns'n icG
Lady Bob choetaw, Harry. Lauder. LIVING
Risherd LanGdom also ran. Fled.
Sixth race-m!le ana seventy yards-Cnr
Field, iie nWsrring'onla .i5.2o. 30 20 $3.50.
Time. i:4s 2-s. Annie Edsaf. .%e,y,ie WIT ai:
cptt. Miss Represent. Ambrose Plurnose
Prohibition. Tomcaro also ran rField
Eleventh. rsce--Inile and s!xte.u:h-Dan
Pin ESssf oe "erintFas , 'fsS , nrs9
second; Sky Pilot. I09 (hinbfosei :5SS0
third; Tine. 1:tG. BuriinGain. Dull Lucky
seratched; Red Poet. No Manage. occar
EaEls, Hampton Dame. Too'sie rres s'c
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EMORY AND HENRY AT WORK
Coach Parish Has large Squad Out
Tor Prnctice-Three Veterans
Return to School.
Especial to The Times Disnatcb1

lSpeciai 10 Inc Times Dispatch
EMORY. VA, September 24.-The
Emory and Henry football team IS fast
rounding into shape for the opening OF
me football season. About twenty
hpc men are out for the team. and all
are practicing with the determine ton
10 make the Emory and Henry team
ono OF the best In this section 4
rev light signal drills have been gone
through with. and the backs are show
ing good speed for the early season.
Ihe line men are receiving instruction
. each day and they will soon be in
The team this year will be made up
mostly or new men. Three Of last
years team are back. They are: II.
o. lotspeich, center: S. ID. Jackson,
quarterback. W. X. Tison. full back.
Around these three men Coach Parish
VIII huild his team The following men
r. Fisk ridge; Hay,er. Hurt, Terry. Rudy,
b. Jackson. The men trying for the
line: Rowe. Bowyer. Sutherland. D. TIL
SON Knight, kiser. Norris c. Carter.
J.. NJ. Long. r. Brown. j. II. Anderson.
Z. G. Lotspeich. NJ. L. Pierce, Taylor,
Green, Wilson.
:, AS coach of the team this year
Dave Parish. OF Bristol He Is we'll
qualified for coach. as he himself was
a football star. While at Georgia
Tech, he was considered one of the
best defensive fullbacks in the South,
When he went to V. l.. ]. he soon dc :
| yeioped into one OF the best offensive
fullbacks In the South as well.
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IF THESE Are YOUR.
SYMPTOMS--YOu NEED
H EX A I 0 N IC

back and groins, weak kidncps' s,,, in
ness In bladder. swelling feet and
ankles. painful free or scanty urina.
or bladder trouble and demand imme,
aiate attention II you would avoid
serious consequences. Go to any Of
these reliable stores and ask for
PARCO HE%ATONrC. Take Il acoorSr
ing To- directions printed on bottle And
YOU VIII experience almost Immediate
IcIe,. Solu and recommended IN Rinh
mond at Paragon Pharmacy. Hord'a
tDruG store. T. A. Miller Co., Washing
ION ION q early Nwo stores). L. T. WriESt
Drug CO.; Burnetts Drug Store, Allan
Avenue Pharmacy. Farley's PharmacY
Nerns Pharmacy and ono GOOD stor:
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At The Lyric.
Fifty Years of Splendid Results
Behind This Grand Old Blood Remedy

strictiy upon its merit. It searches
out all impurities In the blood. and
promptly eliminates them from the
system. 1t is without an enual for
such blood troubles az catarrh. rheu-
matism' eczema. malaria. scrofula, etc.
ana as general tonic Is in a class
TO itself
). s. 5. should be taken by all who
are rundown and are suffering from
loss OF vitality. 1t VIII promnt1v
restore the appetite and add new
strength and vigor to tho entire
system.
You can obtain S. S. S. from any
% ITu store. Demand the genuine.
write to-day for our valuable litera
ture. also medical advice, sent froe
Aodress Swift Specific Co, 2s6 X.
swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.-Ady.
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S. S. s. is Sold by Every Drug.
gist in the Lind.

When medicine has been on the
market for more than half a century,
and Is more popular to-day than ever.
you may be sure 1t has genuine merit
For over nifty years S. S. S. has been
sold in drug stores. 1t is free from
any dangerous drugs or chemicals.
and is made from roots and herbs OF
the forest. from formula handed
oown ny tho Indians. Its reputation
as blood purifier has become so wide
spread that to-day there Is hardly a
druggist anywhere who has not sold
5. $. s. ever since he has been in bust
ness.
8. 8. g. has won it's popularity
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Cy Young Coaches
W. and NJ. Athletes

Especial TO The Times Dlspatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, September
50! Young, of Huntington, w.
w; VINO Innde brilliant record I'm
nisIr" nj Warrington md Lee I'm
the last four yenrn, and who ,yn. n,
hnNs assisted In the coaching OF
!Sotbau Mt Washington and Lee
IN" inh, has accepted a position as
eor OF athletics nj William mud
LOT thih yenr. Very few of
Isst years tenn have returned to
eoieHe, put the new material looks
sooo and prospects are bright.
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REDS AND BRAVES TIE

CINCINNATI. September 24.-Cincin-
natl and Boston played twelve innings
to 4 2-to-2 tic to-day. darkness call
ing Il halt to the game. which was u
fine pitching duel between the veteran
Rudolph and Ellcr. Mitchell started
the game for Cincinnati but lasted
less than an inning. For the rema indcr
OF the game Filler pitched mastcrful
ball and never was in danger of be-
ing scored on. He struck out ten bat
having but one bad inning, when the
Reds touched him up for three hits and
two runs, ticing the score. Score:
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suspcctcd of Murder.

In order that further Investigation
may be made into the case the trial OF
OTIS Johnson, colored, was continued
by Justice II. a. Maurice. in Police
Court. Part H.. South Richmond, yes
,erdaE morning. johnson is alleged TO
be fugitive from justice from tho
state of Maryland. He was arrested
on suspicion OF having slain Elmer c.
Messick, Steamboat captain OF ST.
Mary's County, Md. Tho slayer OF
Messick escaped after he had thrown
the body OF Messick overheard
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StrucIs by Automobile.

w ii. ALDERMAN, n resid ant OF flores,
Hil Park. was struck by an automo
biie at Fifteenth and Main Streets yes
terday afternoon about 4:3o o'clock. but
not seriously injured. He suffered
slight Injuries TO his arms and logs
but II was not necessary 10 carry him
- the hospital! He called he police
81 The Third Precinct TO make the re.
pert last night.
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RICHMOND MAN 70 TEACH
MODERN LANGUAGE At W. & NJ.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatc

Z
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, September "a.
Ira o. wade OF Richmond. gradual c
of John Marshall High School and Is
A. of Johns Hopkins University, who
has spent q good deal of time in Ger
many. has been appointed acting pro-
lessor of modern languages at WI
liam and Mary College in place OF DR..
John c. Calhoun, who has leave of ab-
scnce for this year. DR.. Calhoun was
unable to return 10 his duties because
of poor health.
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Giants.
A ~ 4
Totals....27 2 427l3 Totals....33 ] 81 /
.Battcd for Smith In eighth
tBattcd for Doak In eighth.
!Ran for Snyder I'm eighth.

Cardinals .. ....:..... Q 0 S-i
ss summary, Two base hi,.Zlmmerman
e Smyth. Gonzales Double plays.ponls
paulctte; Fletcher TO IIoclkc. llits-off
poals in S innings: Off liorstmnn. 0 in /
inning. Left on baacs-Giants, .: St. Louis
:, struck out-by Doah. 2; by Sallec. ?: by
HorEtmRn, ]. BASES on halls-on Doak. G:
OF Sallce. I. Hit by pitched bnll-by Doak.
! tFlctcher): Umpircs, KLEIN and bransheld
Time not given.
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RobInnon Found Guilty

NEW YORK. September 24..Wnbert
hobinson. manager of the Brooklyn
league team, and Charles H. Ebbets,
found guilty to-day of violating the
law prohibiting Sunday baseball. They
had permitted game 10 be played in
Bro"klyn last July. the proceeds Of
which had gone TO the Militia Of Mer-
Cy. Sentence was suspcnded
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TotRls....2S l6 Totals....H Q . "a
sBatted for Williams IN ninth.

=
Boston ...............l o o "a
Chicago ...............o o q o O %
SUMMARY: Error-E. Collins: Twc-ba:c
aits-sJ; Collins Cl; LAWS. Gamer, sa S,d
lon. base-Walkcr. FRS, base on halls-or
Ruth. 4: of Russell l. on Williams. :.
struck out-by Ruth. ;. Hits--on Russell.
Ain ( innings; on Williams. ! in : Innings
Gainer. Wild pitch--Ru,h le). Time. IS.
Empires. Hildehrand and Dinecn
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ro.tnl ,Iotor Truck Route. rrono..d.

If the bill offered by Congressman
Moon. OF Tennessee, establishing post |
motor truck routes. becomes :, law
Richmond may be selected as one OF
the centcrs TO experiment on this new
plan. 1t has tho Endorsement OF the
Post-onice Department., and, since the
parcel post system has worked so sue
cessfully. 1t Is believed that tho motor
truck VIII be just as successful. and
be of great benefit to producer and con-
sumner.
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Totsls....32 sl4 - Is Totals 81 81 !:
'Batted for Ayers in seventh.
tButted for WAldhauer in ninth.

= Score by INNINEs. II:
Detroit ...............l o ~
Washington ...........o o o 0 %
Summary: ErrorrYounE. c. Milan. Crane
Left on bases-Detroit, 4; Washington. u
Hits-on Ayers. In Innings: on Wnld-
bauer in innings. Home rum ames
Sacrifice hts-Vcach. Ellison. Sucrnce nies
Witt Cobb. Young. Stolen basts-Cob5
InGnx M s ellison eli P b%
Wild piteh-James. Umpires. Evans and
Owens. Time. 1891.
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E'srttnS for Filler In twelfth
Score Icy innings: n
cinSi"naii 10 20 Q Q %
summary: Error-Rudolph, Two base hit
-Irirf,th. Three base hit-MaEec Double
nIays-winso TO Ciroh: Rawlings. Covinrton
TO Maranvnlc: Maranvillc. Rawlings to Cow
Kopf to Chase. Sacrifice hit-Snith, Stolen
hase.RawlinEs. Struck 9ntnby Elier 10:
off Mitchell. >: off Rudolph 3. Umpir es.
RiEicr and Emslic. Time given.
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ALB X II o A

Totals 771N Totals....S5 II Is
.Batted for Torkelson in ninth.
tBatted for Perkins In eighth.
tBatted for Schuuer In eighth.
iran for Bodic in ninth.
Score by innings: n.
Philadelphia ..t.....,i;oo $4,000 81
n Left g" SaseSmphih,a, t del
Witt. Strunk. Chapman. Threc-base hit
SchRnS. Sacrifice ht-wamhsganss. Dou-
bio plays-Wambsgnnss TO Harris: Harris
(unassisted). Pitching record: on Torkel-
Aon, 8 hits in S innings: of Coumbe. in !
inning; of PArnham, in innings; OF
Schauer. In Innings: of Myers, In
inning. Struck out-by Schauer. .: by
Myers. l. by Torkelson. 2. Bases on balls
3: off Torkelson.. :. Time. 1:4S. Umpires.
Moriartty and O'Loughlin.
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Detroit ...............0 o 0 0 o %
Washing ton ...........l 0 o o pUl u -
Summary: Err"rs-Ncach Stanage. Crane.
EST on pasfEs-D.'r%l': b: ashinston, o.
OFF Cunningham. l.. iits--on Dauss. in Z
Innings. of Cunningham, in inning.
Struck out-hy Shaw, g. by Dauss. & by
cunningham, 2 Three-hasc htt-Menosky.
Two-base h!t-Morran. stolen base--A in
smith. Double play-Dauss. Bush TO ELI
son: Umpires. owens anc Evans. Time.
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SUPERBAS LOSE TO CUBS

CHICAGO. September o4.-Dears tri-
pie in the eighth inning gave Chica go
to victory over Brooklyn to-day
The locals punched five hits in the fnal
rally, and Deals hit topped IT off by
sending two runners across the plate.
after the score had been tied. Vaughn
was unsteady in the first two innings,
but frightened up after that. Score:
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TIGERS AND NATIONALS SPLIT

WASH NGTON, September Ode
troit spill; even with Washington to-
son. winning the first game. to 3. and
losing the second, to 0. The visitors
punched hits on Ayers and Waldbauer.
recruit. in the opening contest, but
in the second game Shaw held them
hitlcss until the ninth inning. In the
first contest Cobb made four hits and a
sacrifice in five times at bat, stole four
bases and scored two runs. Scores:
FIRST GAME.
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PILLS CONTINUE WINNING

PITTSBURG. September 24.-Phila-
delphia continued It's unbroken series
Of victories by winning from Pittsbure
to-day. to D. but was eliminated en-
tirely as q contender for the National
League championship through the vic
tory of New York over St. Louis.
Bender WAS effective with men on
bases and kept Pittsburg hits scatter
ed. He also figured in both the runs
made by his team. scoring tho first and
driving in the second. Score:
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INDIANS CONTINUE RAMPAGE

PHILADELPHIA. September "a
& Cleveland won to-day's game hero,
s to 4, and ran its winning streak to
ten straight. The game was devoid Of
features. except for Chapman's base
running. He stole three bases and
brought in his teams first run by steal
ing home. Score:
. II u II ~ A
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GIANTS WIN PENNANT
VICTORY OVER CARDINALS
DEFINITELY SETTLES RACE
Doa< Holds New York to Four Hits,
but They Are Delivered when
They Arc Needed Most.

ST. LOUIS September 24.-Ncw York
clinched the National League pcnnant
by winning to-day from St. Louis. 2
to l. Doak held the champions to four
hits; but these came when hits were
noeded. The locals punched three
singles OFT Sallee In the seventh. which.
WIN an Unfold out. gave them their
lone run. Tho score:
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MILITARY ROADS
Resolution Adopted by Chamber of Com
merce of the United States in Convention at
Atlantic City, September 81, 1917:

WHEREAS, 1t is essential that all the transporta-
ton facilities of the nation should be brought to the
highest state Of efficiency in order that foodstuffs may
be moved most economically from the farm to the mar
ket that products be moved at the lowest
cost from the factory to the consumer and
WHEREAS, The Public Highways offer a good
prompt and economical to supplement transpor-
taton by rail and water; therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED, That the prompt improvement
OF our Public Highways is important and should be
forwarded in every proper way.
Realizing the transportation congestion crisis. this
of the most important resolutions passed by the
Chamber of Commerce Of the United States.
Motor trucks ready at hand; the roads of the
nation must be Immediately developed and improved
Federal Highway Board is urgently needed
This resolution deserves wide pubicity-and to help
publishing it throughout the country in place of
scheduled advertisements
THE AUTOCAR COMPANY
ArdmOre, Penna.
TERMINAL MOTOR CO., Inc.
Ninth and Cary Streets Richmond, Va.
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JOE JACKSON EXEMPTED
BY ARMY DRAFT pOAuy

~ sGEEENVIILE. 8. c., September "a -
On the ground OF having depend. II
wife. Joe Jackson, star batter Of the
Chicago. American League. team, was
granted exemption from service In the
National Army hero to-day
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II.
F eSi'sSs'Hs. :::::: 3 s5sSs 8 s5115
Summary: Errors-Stock. Boeckel Two
sssT laee hits@EvsSs q assSs saeFince 'f nS
Mcllwitz Left on basesIPhilsdeIrhia. $:
ilIts"or !; cons In 3" innnes OF %nrsoS >.
3 in inning. Struck out-by Bender. e.
Wild pitch-Ja cobR Umpircs. O'Day and
Harrison. Time, l:43.
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Judge Fishburne De.lrunt.d.

Governor Stuart yesterday designated
Judge John w. Fishburnc, OF Albemarle
County. to preside at the present term
OF the Prince George County Circuit
Court In tho absence OF Judge Jesse r
West.
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WHITE SOX B[ANKEO
RUSSELL AND WILLIAMS
TEST ARMS ON RED SOX
Netther Hit Hnrd, but J. Collins Falls
Il $50 to Connect ut Right Time aud
.s5easi-f Ruth ShoMA Form.

- BOSTON. September 24.-Ruth. of
Boston. shut out Chicago to-day. TO
Russell tried out his arm for four
S4nufngs and then gave way to Williams,
smother southpaw. whom Rowland may
use In the worlds series. Neither Chi
caro- pitcher was hit hard.
q IA single and two bases on balls in
the Chicago ninth filled the bases with
two. sout. but J Collins. who had al
ready made two doubles and Il single.
was easily thrown out by Cooney.
Hcora.
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Totals. 20 SAT- Totals. 81 l6
.Battcd for Vaughn in eighth.

c Eh5Hi9niSn ....... as 9 Q 9 . -
summary: Error-Elloti. Two base hits
Hson' bKitld9T Smith Herkie Elach Thrce
SKonrhc Bases on balls-on Vaughn. 2
Struck out-by Smith. 3: by Vaughn. g.
Double plays-Kildun to Pechous TO Leslie
!2l; Umpircs, Qugley and Byron. Time.
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Chicago ut Washington.
81. Louis AT Philadelphia.
detroit ut New York.
Cleveland at Boston
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ADJUSTMENTS
"ltans und Irritz.o

"Nans und Fritz
Hans ind Fritz" which played yes
terday afternoon and evening at the
Academy. is just what one would ex-
pcct Of an organization of the k.tzen-
tanners
In making up his music, Gus Hill
helped himself TO all the popular song
successes for the last thirty years with
an abandon that must mako the shade
OF Reginald De Koven turn green with
envy.
Ones sympathies went out to the
luckless mortal. who. enswathed In
heavy furs, took the part of the goat
me chorus worked hard and the prin-
cipals took their exits we'll.
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
New York g; st. Louis. 1.
Philadelphia, =: Pittsburgh, o.
Boston, =; Cincinnati. uweive innings;
darknessb.
ChIcaYo, 4: Brooklyn e.
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WHERE THEY pi.iY TODAY
New York mt st. Louis.
PHILADELPHIA ut Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn Mt Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati
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"FnIr md Warmer

Within six weeks after the spectacu-
lar first night of Fair and warmer"
at the Eltinge Theater, New York,
avery Hopwood's newest piece was
known FOR mountaineering success
with illimitable power to make all kinds
nf people laugh. and demands for It
began to roll into the office of Selwyn
d Co, It's producers. It's appearance
at the Academy tonight and Wednes-
day and Wednesday matinee is in an
swer to this demand.
At the Lyric.
The recent heavy movement ~ 70
cruits for the new National Armv 70
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SECOND GAME.

Totsls....2s O 2:il3 Totals. ?s 2 8 % 10
'Batted for StanaEe in eighth.
tBatted for Dauss in eighth.
Score innings.
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How They Stand To-Day
American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

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.Batted for Bocckc in ninth.
tBattcd for Jacobs in eighth.
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'i:.,tt,d for TraEcSser In ninth.
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Willie Cameron also started Best
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