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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-03

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f Petition TO Probate wiz
state oI illinois, bock island Coun-
arooats Court. Reek Island county,
f AaraA E@rn5s 1s1ts.
j sasE Wl4i ana testament o. MARY aateh-
40 AL Persons Whom This May Con-
1 notice is hereby given that on the
@htn aay III A1areu. "A. ill., 1871. a pet1tl0m
was utea 1n tne PROBATE court 81 Rack
Island county Illinois, asking that tRa
hast VIII ana testament ct &1ary futch-
+ tnS9Hs deceased. be admitted 20 probate.
LAg Let49Wi ftB named persons are ali the
+ aslEs-at era y aha Ae8ataes. robert HICKS,
1a9Elles ttEebzs NItuam H4cks, Samu0I
a+sass James Hicks ella Hicks ftaIl,
4atS Allen also known as Mrs. W. k
4AtteHf AIRS Edward BoWea, Mary y.
+ l4anI a.. Hutchinson Samuel Hail, Cecil
aa4 Robert j. hutchinson, Robert
henry hutchinson Mary u. hcuAi Mrs,
+ N GODS Long, also known SO Anna Long,
Thomas Hutchinson. George AutehfGa-
son. William III nuIch1usou. Samuel
Hutchinson James AZ. Hutchinson. tran.
aas Hutchinson. alfred Hutchinson.
Mary hutchinson. Henry IS. hutchinson,
k9bert hutchinson Joseph HUTCHINSON.
~ imam hutchinson Joan Hutchinson,
4AoLa@s Hutchinson James A. Htc IS.
TIE 4AhnoWn heirs or devIsees OF sam
1@t hutchinson a deceased brother OF
sa1a Mary Hutchinson, deceased. the
4dsA-Iio@ tt helfs oE dRF1see@ q Mrs. Jane
Hutchinson Hail "a deceased niece OF
sa44 @LeEy HUTCHINSON deceased tic
4L5t-L4o4h heIEH or deVlsees 81 William
hutchinson, deceased brother OF said
/ mary Hutchinson, deceased the I'M
KNOWN heirs or deE1sees OF Robert
Hutchinson, q deceased brother OF said
@4aFg hutchinson deceased the an
known heirs or deviaeea of Thomas
Hutchinson, q deceased brother OF Mary
aHkchiuaons deceased the unknown
heirs or devtaees OF Robert Hutchinaon,
deceased nephew of Mary Hu1chiu-
son. deceased, the unknown heirs or
o9Nl5ees 81 Johh Hutchinson, deceaa~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-03

All The news all the time The Argus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29
GRID SEASON OPENS
FIRST FOOTBALL GAMES
SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY
Doubt Expressed In Various Quarters
Concerning Qunlity OF COnteats,
With SO aInny Stnrs Away.

Games between several teams Of tho
leading universities. colleges and
elcvens representing smaller instltu-
tions in intercollegiate athletics will
start the 1917 football season in parts
OF the South to-day. Among tho major
elevens that have games schedulsd
are Auburn and Georgia Tech. The
former will meet Merton Military In
stitute. at Auburn. while Tech Will
furnish something Of "A novelty In foot
ball by playing "double-headcr'' with
Wake Forest and Furman. 8. c., this
afternoon In Atlanta. Dawson College.
it was understood last night, has closed
for a game with the Navy at Annapolis.
Doubt is expressed In many quarters
as to the quality OF football that may
be expected this season. owing to the
serious loss OF veterans in tho camps
OF the major elevens. The war and Its
consequent call upon scores of grid;ron
players, whom coaches had relied upon
to carry their respective teams to VIC
tory, has upset general prospects
throughout the South.
Scores Of second and third-year men,
eligible to first teams, have Joined some
branch OF the nations military estab-
l1Snment, WnlIe Otner valuable material
will remain idle. due to the fact that
many of the larger universities have
abandoned the game this season. In
this category is Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Georgia and Tennessee. Athletic
authorities at the University of Ala
bana, II tx reported, have also decided
| to cancel tho teams dates
According to reports from the Uni
versity of South Carolina. freshmen will
be permitted to play on the varsity
there this season. South Carolina is
the only surviving member this year Of
the Southern Athletic Conference
which formulated the ruling forbidding
freshmen to play on first teams.
| Georgia Tech and Auburn appear
likely to have the greatest strength,
at least carly in the season.
| Practice at Vanderbilt, according to
reports. began only two days ago. Rob
! inson and Adams are among the last
year men who have reported for prac-
tice. Coach McGugin has an impressive
schedule for the Commodores this sea-
son, including games with the Univer-
sity OF Chicago and the Carlisle In
dams The Vanderbilt Chicago game
is one OF two International clashes
scheduled for the South this year, the
| other being the battle between Tech
and Pennsylvania, IN AtlaBt next Sat-
| urday.
The University OF the South has lost
| Harrls Cope. heat coach for many
years a Sewanev. He has been sue
ceaded by Charles NJ. Best, formerly of
Perdue and Lafayette Workman and
several other players on last years
| team have returned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29
kQuEDUCT RESULTS

M 5Troxj sSe-Eyc furiongs-Mian,sh, Sun.
ssennh D 1gs rS GyhsS and TO- s.
oym Ine TO ;. ' hmat Time. i:o IS High
Hsi!ast., Lithoitck and Phaiaerian also RI n
,Stcuhd Fnce-SiN and half furlongs-Gyj.
ulna!uIn. ~ tBuNton), 3 TO J. 4 to and
1ut, won; Shhrrshooter, y. tBorcl) II to 10
20 ana ou; second; Loo Chares 40 fE3ut
Ven, 10 Z. TO and out, third Time
- Only three starters.
~ nird raco-Onc milc-Mary Powell o.,
lT ,rS 1s 70 even and 70 .. Won; Oil,
I'. 10 an Miss ss K5nsr. lee tohcrU. to =
beIa and Traction also ran
r onFlh rnce--M!! and siStecnth-Dad,ly's
'ho'ce n6 tButwelD, Il To s, to and
o0t, won: Crank ia tBuxtonb. to l. : To !
ana out. second; Right. l0i tMcAtce). TO s.
70 and out. third. Time. 1916 2-5 Gar.
Fifth race-one miie-puettis,e. 1,5
sheoEhl. Il to even and . TO 6. won:
Str"d!rius, l1b Ga. Cc!lns), to l. 10
and TO g. second: Madame C,irie ll5
.HuNionD; Il to I, 8 TO 10 and TO .. third.
Time: i:Eh As. Conduit, kalmia Park and
SIKH race--six turlcngs-salvestra. 100
tLyknD, 70 B, to and out won: Perl
sourdine. loi (CampbclD. u to /. 5 TO / and
10 :: second; So Long Lefty. l0i iMcAtec),
8 I" TO and 10 5. third. Time. i:Il
shop Girl. Ba<ae Cause ana Adelna Patrick
also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29
HAVRE De GRACE RESULTS

raS s T IL s w. spa s.. So hs IL 60 and 3,
won; PaRhnini, ~ Rowan). $40 and S27N.
Time. 100 -. TeTl Me sinc.r.,y, aItrr hi.fn
s;ar~or' and Itunlad also ran
49, sre g5IGcS Com, ~ $40 nna .s20 wcs
second Carl. ~ G.andryj. $3.50 third
Tine, 4:os ~ Mooniish; II Brzanos
Pocket Cyn"sure and Loul" Love also ran
Third race-Sir tur!ougs-Ecjrobatc i07
Gouderl. $3.50 $500 and 81 -. Won; .B!Ii
G. p. 10 tMargleD. ST. and s. 30 sccond:
Swift Fox; in7 Hayneal; 49,. third Time
initiation. Flare Candle Land. Last Spark.
'Astroioger also ran. .FieId
Fourth race--Mile and seventy Yards
Priscilla Nullens Jos tkiceJ. $3.50 S2G and
y9l0. won: Queen Of the Sea los tCoil!nE)
s3.3l and s2b9 second; Celtic Iu2 tAnnbrosej
$40. third. Time. i:is Isabella II Iiving
Lqs,;s ysp a an and GinneT snap II also ran,
11& {I.oTsnys W. ,:so anG sac Won:
second I.ansdon. 10 1Iaynes) t3.1o third
Time I;4s 1-5. Passing Fancy Seaguli. kits
and Ncsmer also ran.
Sixth race-Mile and n sixtecnth--Sky Pilot.
I?s Rowssnnli Hj9 i2so and sac won;
i Tms 81 I'd Bona smi,haeld and frh
seven,h rsce-Mfc and a furions-a. NJ.
Miller. 10 tAmbIo,.l. $3.50 $3.50 and. s.
sscond; Egmont; us (Haynes). $3.50. third.
Time. l:ss2-t Amphion. PAyrr,aster. Baby
Sister. Billy Oliver and Rosewater also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29

ut a meeting OF tho Bensdictin. \
ietic Association held on rueud,v
tho college auditorium. whom onnc|
for the ensuing year were elected
several othor important matter,
Strengthened out. Tho oreon,..
elected Fred Hafiing manager. ara
vim Dreamer secretary.
Raymond Dyke" Klsyssah,
coached the "Green and Whits" ).
pail warriors In 1916. has apa,n
put In charge OF tho BenedictIns
ironists and assembled the how.
'hefr nrst practices on last wcdna
afternoon. Five letter mon ss.
Coach Ktevesahl. and prelimih 49,
tfce was begun. Hating. Koste, ~
Tor. SAVIOUR and A. Kleyosahi
again at school. and these mainstav
last years eleven will form NJ,
Tor the 1917 team. Each of these -
IL a plucky younsster and Is exn.
10 make good showing this year,
IN aooltioh 10 tho five seasoned M
there are number OF inexner,.n
men out for tho team. GRIM MI
Creamer. HoltEback, Klebcrt XII
and Dreelln are tho most prom,s,e
inc new mon, and they promise
make somo OF tho veteran ne,
hustle. These men are rather H.
and Coach klevesahl will have 70
upon their speed to a certain e.,.,t
Coach Klevesahl IS an old ~r,a,
star. and received his initial footil
training whom on tho John MAIN
High School eleven some year
re began as iineman. but before N
no was used ut full back. ow,,.1
n si'eca ana Drawn. In addition
alAo played on tho Richmond coii
eleven three or four years aro 81
Dobson was leading tho Sptder. NJ
time. and klevosnhI will 1noys
likely usc Dobson's methods !,
Veloping tho Benedicttne machins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

iiehtfoo LOG IL. GarnerS. $40. 81. 50 aFa and
s. o. won: rrospcc,or, 100 tGrntryJ 81 70
s9aa ,hrd e''4 TinH w'ii 5 lne lpa R,iis
Tokalon March, Crc,,wooi Girl lila rring;nn'
Bonne Lass.e. Contestant. Spring song
Gentry). 500. $40 and $40. won: 81 Rcrt
Ihnrmnn 80 lBarre,l. si2,io and $40,
Pufs s%ro Dr. Dr., !s s Af LADY hs s,ra rnH
'.flatahie; Lahore keymar and Walter H.
arc also ran
nI Thifa FaeG ;io and bali turoGg
won; Darnay, III UConnelly). $40 and 81 81,
iinpa. p Zine %: Is CGun, Roris, Parrish.
Frank Wilson and QCar,ette also ran
!ourih rrcc-Milc AVID n -txtcen;h-!olits
1M tMgDermot', $500. si6$O and sac. Is
second; Emerson cochran. iie on Garnerl'
$40 ihira Tim i;is45. ,Hesperps. Dor:
HenEhec also ran.
Io7 tConnoily). 5000. sFlN and ssso. Won:
Vogue, 10 callahan, ss,2n and s. % second :
believe Ne Eoys g tBarretb. So third.
AIlm. ~. Marion Gooshy, Panzarota and
Sixth rac"-lIive .frr'orgs and 81 half
~ Won Won Nrs'ie,s Cub los .cniiahan,
tara Martin Postmaster star BABY. Broom
,-ddleT, juno Frances Theodore Fair. Ka!c.
iSeventh-one mile and a furione-Dove-
! c, i0t tPurrettl IS $50 and 81 30 won
orien, 10 a.. Garner. 81 70 and g %.
ID. TIM, FISH, " Rlach Frost. Nsph h.
rs Marjorie y Princess Janice Surrass
IN High Horse and Margaret y. also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29
COLUMBUS GRAND CIRCUIT
MEETING COMES TO CLOSE
Judges Fine Drivers for Failure to Try
una Win--Doris Watts Takes
Deciding Heat.
tBy Associated Prsss.J

COLUMBUS. OHIO, september "a
seventh and deciding heat OF the 2:iS
trot was raced on q track little slow
because of night OF ain.
Judges who Ind taken charge OF
Doris Watts after her sixth heat sus-
picious drive OF Thursday, placed c. L.
Floyd behind her to-day Instead OF 0uy
Lee. and she won the race. Peter Dai-
las finished second and Mendoza third.
At the conclusion of the race the Judges
hned Driver Lee 800 for not trying to
win Owner George Slaughter. Of De-
troit. also was fined $10J for collision,
while e. l.: Floyd was awarded 800 out
OF Doris Watts's winnings for driving
Not SUFFICIENT evidence was found I.
merit any punishment for Driver Al
stout. In the 2:15 trot Of "Wednesday.
when he did not win with Lotto Watts
and the charges against him were
dropped. The summarizes:
2I3 class, trottIng: three in ava.
RnrSe' 8I.ooo: (Sfx heats Thursday.
General Watts (Lse-
Mendoza, hr. M. by Ire
gantle (Curtis). .... 4 9 81 3
Peter Dallas. b. E.. by
Peter Kane. Halder-
Direct Forbes. Faye RosamonS John
g.. Brownie Watts also ran. Best tins
2:os 34.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29
Montague Mfg. Co.
- w. Corner Tenth md Main SITS,
LUMBER AND MILL, WORK.
Don't Trifle With Blood Disorders.
But Get Rid of Them Quickly

tracted when the blood Is in an i'm
porerished and disordered state. There
are numerous other diseases which are
que solely to an impure condition of
the blood.
Can you not see, therefore. the i'm.
portance OF taking blood purifier. so
as 10 avoid these diseases? Just give
ene system thorough cleansing with
., o. D., the sterling blood remedy. and
you Will be in position to enjoy the
dressings OF good health.
s. s. s. has been on the market for
more than fifty years and ia. sold by
drugEists everywhere. Demand S. S. s.
ana don't tnke q substitute. Free
medical advice will be gladly given
aoout your own case II you will write
70 our medical director. Address Swift
speciho Co, atB A, Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta, 0a.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29
Cleanse the System Of All I'm.
purities.

Watch your blood supply closely:
be ever on the Alert lest some impuri-
~ 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 abort and
prompt attention rheumatism comes
from tiny germ which gets it's foot.
hold when the blood supply 10 impure
And run down.
catarrh 10 another dtssass which
science has shown 10 more easily con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29
SNOW APPOINTED CAPTAIN
OF HARVARD VARSITY TEAM

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. September 2s.-
William II. Snow OF Stonehari. to-day
was appointed captain Of the Harvard
varsity eleven. Snow was a member
or last years team. Wingate Rollins.
OF Boston. who was freshman coach last
year. was appointed head coach of tho
varsity squad. He played halrback
on the 1916 varsity team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29
FIGHTING THE SCALPERS
GBy Associated rress.l

CHICAGO. September 2S-A now
drive against scalner. o! worlds series
tickets was launched tonight by
chicago Americans. He established a
special department AT the White SoX
baseball PARK. had telephones Installed
pubic TO communicate any information
,fl persons attempting to obtain
intention OF having them resoi1 AZ
fabulous prices by ficket anecIilninrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29
SEEKING TO AVOID BREAK
President OF Argentina Preparing nj
snse In Reply to Request OF Con.
gress for Rupture.

lHy Associated Press.J
BuENos AIRES. September all
President Irlgoyen is preparing a m|
sage In reply to tho request mad.
Congress that tho diplomatic relati
between Argentina and Germany
broken. The President. 1t is und|
stood, contends that It is impossi|
to break OF relations with Germ
because OF the Count Won Luxburg
cldent. the government considering q
arair to have been adjusted by
German Foreign Onice's expianatio,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29
NEW YORK FANS JOYFUL
REINSTATEMENT OF HERZOG
RAISES HOPES FOR WINNING
Captain "Pcp" VIII Mean Much to
Giants-Rowland Shifts Men TO
Strengthen Team.
BY ARTHUR sTRuwE.


NEW YORK. September 2S.-Joy
reigns supreme In the camp OF the
Giants rooters Tonight. The rein
statement of Charlie Herzo8, the cap
tain who left the team because of Ill
ness and was suspended. has given
New Workers added hope that the Ma
tional League champions will annex
the world title.
There is no denying the fact that
New York fans were worried over the
Herzog incident. With him out Of the
big games they felt that the Giants
chances were nil. Jimmy Smith may
be capable understudy at second
base, but In only one instance In
worlds series playing has utility
infielder pulled the hero stuff. This
was when Robe subbcd in the White'
Sox lineup when they met the Cubs.
He was hero then, but he has mover
been heaiS OF since.
Herzog is a natural player. He may
not have been hitting like Eddie Col
team puts ::Gded life to IL. His conE
tinual chattering keys up his fellow
players. He is the life of the team.
With a temperament like Il prima DON
ma HcrzoE is bunch OF nerves"
Even this year. with an injured back.
heraog pu; all he had into the game.
He alwn;s thought OF his team first,
his CONDITION last He will join the
Giants in Philadelphia next Tuesday.
IN the workouts with the runnerS-up
Hcrzos and the rest OF his teammates
cial test.
There is no sainsayins the fact that
Clarence Rowland. leader of the White
Son, fears the so-callcd 800, 900 in
held" of the Giants. lie is adding to
kisbdf Ss al short ,s n ai ssalon
This recruit has bc>u playing great
ball in the field. hut al the bat he has
not been II star" Buck" Weaver. the
White SoS regular third bascman. has
been on the injured list for long
while. but will be Q. X. on October 5.
McMullin has heen subbing at third.
lie is there with the hludEcon. Row
iand did not want 20 take him out of
the lineup. Weaver is ready to play.
Rowland thought n while and decided
70 play weaver at short. thus giving
him an, heavy sticker. In this
Offset the heavy hitting and sharD
heldinE bunch of the Giants. Weaver
can play short equally as well as third
and his hitting will BIO much more
powerful in attacking the Giants
pitcher than probably would be Ris-
Rowland. moreover, is not afraid of
me GIANTS veterans who have been
through the worlds series grind He
mas mas one veteran Of -four campaigns who |
big milling. Eddie Collins.
INN GERMAN: Horzoc and Burns have |
an taiicd with The willow i'll the cru
cal test The law OF averages shows |
this. In the games in which this quar-
tet have participated Eddie Collins
outranks them all. what they have
zone is here set forth
name. Series. Batting Fielding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29
Totals; .;a2 eIo q II Totals...n ! 8 "a I'd
-Rhtted for Saylor in third ~
IBAttcd for Seibold in seventh

9'""I" 10y lHhlnES: p
PSi!sae,rhls .::.. . g 81 =;
summary: Errors-McAvoy Scibold Left
on hasHs-Atho,ics. 5: Detroit g. Three.
e. hitLShaTman Home run-Mc Avoy.
Nee hy-Cohh Double piav-Vitt TO Young
70 Ellison stolen hascs-Viu. Cobb Yciie
In innings: off Kcefe in . Innings
I)auss. / Bases on balls-off Seihoid !: az,
ksefe ]; of Dauss q. Hi by pitched bali
owens and Evans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29
KLEVESAHL TO COACH
AT BENEDlCTINE COLLEGE
Green and White Men Elect O6lcer,
for Yenr and neyfn
Practice

Benedictine Military College will
have football team this year and
will be represented in the Richmond
prep school football league. as usual |
The faculty of the college has agreed
% let the boys organize a team, and
they have already hold their first prac-
tico. The matter was finally settled !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29
FIRE AT CAMP DIX
One OF Barracks Destroyed, All Of
cupanta Escaping without
Injury.
tBy Associated Pre.s.1

"R1GHTSTOWN,N n. j.. September
One OF the barracks OF the Eatio
Army cantonment at Camp Dix was
stroyed by Gre early to-day.
building was occupied by forty msr
the Three Hundred and Tenth Infan'
from Northern New York. who esca
without injury. although the mai
spread rapidly.
a rigid investigation to determ
the origin OF tho fire was begun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29
JUNIOR HIGH tsLEvENs
USHER IN LOCAL SEASON

Football eleyens OF Rinford and
SeiieVue Junior High Schools ush.red
In the local football season YESTERDAY
afternoon at BYRD Park, when they
staged a practice game. The Binford
lads walked away from their cppon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29
W|LDNEss IS COSTLY
STEELE OUTPlTCHES SMITH,
BUT SUPERBAS ARE WINNERS
Inability OF Pirate Hurler to Locate
Plate Responsible for Defeat.
Score, 3 to 1.

PITTSBURGH. September 2s.-Smith
was hit harder than Steele but the
latter's wildness proved his undoinG,
and Brooklyn won the second game OF
the series with Pittsburgh to-day.
to ]. The score:
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American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY
St..Lonis, 9; Boston. 1.
Cleveland, 8: Washington, !.
Detroit. 9: philadelphia, i.
New York Chicago lXEt rrnnndsA

WHERE THEY ri.AY TODAY
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at PHILADELPHIA.
Chicago ut Now York.
~. Louis at Boston
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29

ents. and won by the score of &c tc 0.
The championships games have not be-
gun yet, and yesterdays affair was
for practice more than anything else
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29
RED sOX ARE BEATEN
s0TH0RON HURLs BROWN
TO SMALL SCORE VICTORY
Game Is Played on Rain-Soaked Dia-
mond and Small Attendance
Record Is Made.

BOSTON. September 2s.--Boston was
defeated, TO l. by ST. Louis to-day
on rain-soaked diamond The heavy
downpour OF the morning kept the at
tendance down to the smallest that
was ever seen at an American League
game IN this city. The score:
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Mirke Outfghtn Morris.

NEW YORK. September 2s-Billy
Miske. OF st. Pau. ELECTROMAGNETIC.
outfouSht Carl Morris. Of Oklahoma.
IN nearly every round OF ten-round
bout here tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29
BUSH'S HITTING FEATURES

PH1LADELPHlA September 2s-
Rushs hitting featured Detroits vic.
terry over Philadelphia to-day. the score
being to /. In five trips 10 the plate
Bush made four singles and was hit
by Il pitched ball. The score:
Def pI,II,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29
Totals. 20 727l7 Totals. 2 s27u
.batted for Mayer in ninth.
Score by innings:

g. so'' f.sul, :::::::::: SssSS
summary: Errors-Lcwis Scott Austin
h t;nyan ca, TWo- base hit,Aus,,n: sacriace
bases,Shotion. Smith. Scott. Bases on balls
off NAYS. J. on Sothoron. 9. Struck out
by Mays: 4: ny Sothoron, !. Time. :2S
Empires, Nailtn and Connolly
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Pittsburgh.

siEbee: Sacrifice hit stengei. Stolen bases
b,,. ,sogns; Gu,shaw and onogrke Left on
ou nf s,. STEELE o By Smith Bases on balls
and Emslle. Time not given
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W sS%sIv. : t,i,r:-%-sn =
bases-,Cicv.land, 3: washington. To- Rasss
out-hy Morton. .; by Ayers. l. Two base
nits-rnrnsI ca. Ainsmi,h Menosky, .EacrI-
hcc hit-Gharrity. Sacrifice hics-BiilinEs
Norton. Stolen bases-Charman (2) WambY
Evans. Wild nitch-Mofton. Passed bali
A,nsmith umpircs, Moriarity and O'Iough-
lin. Time, l:SS
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FIRST GAME TO INDIANS

WASHINGTON, September eS--cleve-
land won the opening game of tho
series from Washington to-day. 3 to l,
10y ninth inning rally. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29
How They Stand To-Day
National League
REsuITa YESTERDAY
Brooklyn. 81 Pittsburgh. 1.
ST: Louis Phlla dolphin {advanoed).
mo other games schcduled.)

Brooklyn ut Pittsburgh.
tonly two games scheduied.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29

tHe UtHt' NtteranS Who will be on
me team none OF them will figure in
the playing. unless AS a relief stict,ar
or or relief nitcher. They are TcsreRu.
bemaree, Gibson. Murray and Murphy
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-01-30
and H. Burtess OF Albany.

and H. Burtess OF Albany
Have you seen Ritchie's S3S adver-
tisement today? ADV.
William Chambers of Greenwich,
N. Y, is visiting friends in town
Benefit by buying now, when some
thing worth while can be saved. See
Ritchies SO special advertisement to-
day,
1t will be months, may be years be-
fore you win be able to buy wall pap
ers at anything like the prices
they are being sold at Riches Adv.
a picture YOU have been waiting to
see. "A Stranger from Somewhere
with Franklin Farnum and Agnes
Vernon at the opera house tomorrow.
And it is Bluebird. Adv
( you want wall papers today-go
to Ritchie's-l you want wall papers
fer fall-go to Ritchie's-If Fou want
wall papers for next spring-go to
Ritchie's and save 2.S of today's sell