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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-07
Double Birthday Party.

Master f. M Frey, Jr., celebrated
his fifth birthday occurring last Fri
day, and Miss Helen Morgan, her sev-
enth anniversary occurring Monday
with big, happy party at the Frey
home last Saturday afternoon. Many
merry games were played out of doors,
Msr Harry Ludlow assisting Mrs Frey
and Mrs. Morgan in entertaining the
children. The tables from which the
refreshments We're served were arrang'
ed on the lawn, and two large birthday
cakes bore the names of the young host
and hostess. and five and seven can
dies respectively The children cut
these 70 find the lucky dime, occasion
ing much fun The refreshments were
Suggestive Of Easter, and tiny bas-
ket filled with candy eggs was given
each child as a favor
The little guests brought many pret-
" gifts to r. NJ and Helen, making
their happiness complete
Those invited were Frances Black
mon, Louise Trammel, Helen Estheg
Carmichael William and Robert Mont
gomery Mildred Hutson. r. F. and Har
old Thweatt, Fl. ]. Brownson, Jr., Jane
and Junior Witherspoon. Jane, Edwin
and Emily Humphrey Helen Nichols
George Gattis. Olivia Gnkey, William
and Edith Owsley Mary Joe Thomp-
son, Mary Jane Newell, Guy Barrett,
Rosa Wyman and Vita Patten Tom
Losey William and Mary Ann Erwin,
Rosalie Roche Paul Spinning, Dan Cav
aDess, William and Tommy Cook, Jack
Conner Ola Andrews. Spencer and b..
B Barefoot Tom Beeler, Eldred and
Dana Cavett, Mary and Leonard Good,
Marion Marjorie and 1mogene Melton
Joe and Elizabeth Bulkley, A. ]. Bull
lard, June Cranwell, Nina Stone, Mary
and William Bailey. Mary Griffin
ca aries Hollingsworth. Granville VIII
liams. Dorothy Mosley, Rees Dews, Sa-
rah White. Caro- and Katherine Bond,
Arta Calvert, Ruth and Lois Burton,
Charles Phillips Mike slusher Mary
Mildred Dunlap and Tom Motley Phil
lips.
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IoLlv pance at clnh.


Miss Margaret Coleman was the att
tfactiye hostess at jolly dance at the
Country club last night, compliments
ry 70 Misses Harriet Patrick OF
Stroud Neva Rogers Of Norman,
Gladys brennan of Oklahoma City, Ge-
neva Ballenger OF Anadarko and Geor-
sia Shut Of stroud
rhe fashionable black and white com
bined with pink roses made up the dec
orations. About fifty couples were on
the floor and splendid music inspired
them to dance until two O'Clock, The
grand march was led by Miss Harriet
Patrick and Mr.. Henry White.
Coffee sandwiches. olives and mints
refreshed the dancers at midnight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-07

FlS~DJ t~tlo" SgSiAt ~i'SiS'
a pleasant meeting of the Presbyte-
rian Social Circle was held Thursday
afternoon at The home Of Mrs w w
Clark Eleven members and two fisi-
tors Mrs itoiley 81 Bessener Mich,
and Mrs Leonard wsre present The
afternoon was spent Informally the
hostess serving lovely refreshments.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-07

Williams, r. II. Williams, Wither-
spoon, Wootten, Scott, Murray, shultz,
Earl Barr Of quincy, III, J. Blaine
Snyder OF Moweaqua, H., E. U, Near
thur Of Lindsay and Dulin of Denver,
Colo, and Misses Jennie Williams, Nj.
ma Tully, Olive Smith and Fay Smith
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-07

A club Of girls, better known as the
X r. ks, entertained number Of
their boy friends most delightfully."- with
a party at the home of Miss Ruth
Fitch last Friday night The club col
ors are green and white and the house
was prettily decorated iii green and
white paper and ferns Progressive
rook was enjoyed al five tables and the
high prize, silk handkerchief IN
green and white was won By Ivan
Cleveland The BOBBY prize, a stick
Of caedy was won BY Arlington Herr
who gave it to Miss Molie May Phil-
lips
Music was enjoyed throughou: the
evening
The color scheme was carried out in
the dainty refreshments which We're
served al a late hour By Misses Edna
Fitch and Doris DuBose
Those present we're Rutch Fitch,
Lola BRIGGS Marjory MAYS. Molhe
Mae Phillips. Frances Dashner Ruby
Lee'Rice Roma DuBosa Mable Tienor.
Louie Naudain and Bernice McGehee
Mrs r. a. Ashton VI Chandler is
spending a week at the home 81 her
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-07

Miss Dorothy Stone entertained sis
members Of the A. & NJ Glee club quite
delightfully."- at dinner Tuesday even
ing. After the dinner several other
young ladies joined The party and spent
the hours in dancing and music Tile
boys sang their college songs and gave
quiss pleasing program
The guests were Misses Alma Coeh
ran. Helen Wray. Alice Hunter and
Hattie Futoransky and Messrs Net
son. crabtree. Hacker. Ketehna and
John and ID, Wilson.
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eIde.a.wee club.

The Bide-aWee Club met Wednes-
day afternoon With number 10. In
spite Of tile bad weather there was d
good attendance and the occasion was
enjoyed by an Delicious relresb-
ments were served hy the hostess
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At.ends ENC h Norman.

Miss Rebecca Armstrong spent last
weekend in Norman where she attend
"a q sigma Alpha Epsilon dance. She
was the guest Of Miss Grace Whatley
ct the Theta hodse.
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Forty-Two Club.

Mrs j W. Owsley was the hostess
at the regular meeting of the Forty
two club Tuesday afternoon. The club
game was played at three tables. Mrs
G. Blackburne being the only non.
member guest. The Easter idea was
observed in the dainty luncheon serv.
ed Mrs W G. Patten will be the hos.
tess at the next meeting.
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Presbyterian Guild.

Tine regular meeting Of the Presbs'tc-
rian Guild was held last Tuesday after
noon at the parish house. The mem-
ters planned 70 have social meeting
rext Tuesday evening to which all
,heir husbands will be invited
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-07

Mrs "a. S. Harris. AIRS w c. Har-
wen and Mrs G. Biackburne yin be
the hostesses at a bridse tea at the
Country club next Moassy afternoon.
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Billiards. '0per cent discount :
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Mrs F. A. Ashton VI Chandler is
spending a week at the home 81 her
son, Orin Ashton
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-07

Its benefits are natural-no false stinulant, -
for BARNA is a pure and healthfll drink with
real food value fit and appropriate for every
one from growing young to growing-old folks
You will find BARAdA at soda fountains, drug
stores, grocery stores and department stores,
clubs, cafes and hotels; on railroad trains and
steamships, at places Of amusement, in fact, at
any place where wholesome drinks are sold
Try bottle Of BARE1A now and then you'll
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-07

It is a lively, snappy, sparkling, foany drink
that quenches the thirst, refreshes, exhilarates
revives and satisfies.
There's a unique, delightful tang about
that touches the spot with every
one, 'Just-what- I've been-wanting' taste
and smack that is particularly pleasing.
"A bottle or two when you're nervous, brain
tagged or jusf tired, will give you welcome lift
and start you off with renewed vigor and energy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-12
Vmginans Drop Both Games of Double- leader to Bears
CAROLINA HORSEMAN
MAKES BIG KILLING

Havre de Grace. Md. Sept. Ill
was bad day FOR favorites at the
Hartford county track today. Six out of
seven failed to land the long end of
the purse. The feature number. the
Bayside handicap. at a mile and sew
enty yards. with an added value of ST.
500. was won easily by Flittergold,
while ]. J. Liliis was second and st.
Isidore third. The latter was prac-
tically backed of the boards, but met
with a lot OF interference as the bar
rier was sprung and had scant chance
under the handicap.
r. J. Morris Yodeling repeated his
good race of last week at Belmont
park when he defeated a smart lot of
selling pIaters In the closing number.
Brickley was much the best OF the
others.
r. r. Soiitcofer, the North Carolina
horseman, engineered a coup today
when he plastered the country with
money on Phil Ungar. While Phil did
not win, being beaten by nose, he
paid over ten to one q place. Had he
got home first he would have paid
thirty-fve to one.
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WALTER cox FAILS TO
WIN VALUABLE STAKE

Syracuse. n. Y, Sept. y waiter
Cox lost his FIRST $4,000 stake of the
season here this afternoon when he
was forced to be content with third
money in the rich Empire state stake
for 2:i2 trotters at the second day OF
the grand circuit at the New York
fair grounds. Busys Lassie found
the going too fast all the way and
Tommy Murphy drove Royal Mac to
first place in three beautiful heats.
Harvey Ernest would have had first
money with Imajay save for a dis
astrous break In the first heat which
set him way back.
Geers drove st. Frisco to a straight
heat victory over Mabel Trask in the
battle royal. postponed from yester-
day. The three heats are said to bs
the fastest ever trotted on a new track
and the second has been exceeded
only few times for the fastest heat
on a new circuit
Cox drove North Spur to victory
in the 2:0S class despite last in the
second heat and brought Little Batice
home ahead in three straight heats OF
the 2:o6 pace. Neila Dillon trotted
the fastest heat Of the season and the
fastest two heats OF the season by
two-year-old In winning the Juvenile.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-12

Belmont Race Track. Sept. IL
Corn Tassel. the favorite. won the
Good Ground handicap today. The
winner was under stout restraint In
the early running, but moved up
stoutly on the outside OF the leaders
ut the quarter pole, disposed Of View
point without apparent effort and won
going away.
In the Nassau selling stakes Dorcas
raced Triple Crown into submission in
the hrst quarter. drew away into a
long lead with ridiculous ease. and
won pulled up.
Rose Dor did nothing more than
Eallop home in the frst race for two
year-olds.
In the steeplechases Doublet de-
feated the other timber toppers easily.
winning by two lengths.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-12
PIRATES WIN AND LOSE
TO ST. LOUIS CARDS

ST Louis. Sept list. Louis and
Pittshurg split "A double-header here
today, the visitors winning the first
game. to D. and dropping the sec
ond. s to g. Steele pitched a wonder
ful game In the opening stanza. hold
ing the Cardinals to three bingies.
while his mates made thirteen hits.
In the final session Carlson, after
acquiring a lead OF two runs, hit the
toboTgan In the Anal innings and due
TO this and the errors Of hts mates,
was scored on at will
The scores.
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CovELEsKIE GETS VERDICT
IN PITCHERS BATTLE

Detroit. Mich, Sept. 1.-THE Tigers
fell easy victims TO Covesieskie's slants
today and were beaten l to o for the
third successive time by this same
pitcher. The frst three JunEalaers to
face Stanley hit but no other 70 10
much as q safe bunt. Graney ecored
Cleveland's run In the third On hit.
sacrifice. and steals Of third and home.
Detroit had men on third and secona
with one out In the eighth. but could
not score them. The score:
RI - CfevxiHMa. = - - -
Players. ALB, r. n. O. A. e.
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CTBS DELIVER DOUBLE
DOSE TO MATHIS MEN

Chicago. Sept. I'LL was Military
day and Mathewson day at the Cub
park this afternoon. The soldiers
drilled like veterans and the Bruins
nlayed ball the same way. thereby de-
feattng Matty's team both games OF a
double header. The first game was
close. 6 to s; the second. TO /. In
the first game. both teams hit freely.
Cincinnati getting twelve and the
Cubs fourteen. The two errors for
the visitors gave the Cubs the win
ming run.
In the second game, Vaughn pitch
ed a threechit game and with the
Reds four errars, 1t was easy for Chi
cagp.
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sBasted for Haley In seventh.
xBatted for Noyes in seventh.
Score innings: n,
New York 5000. 1910 600 1o1-4
Philadelphia .......l08 600 0oo-1
Summary; Two-hase hits--Nuna-
maker. pipp and Schang. Sacrifice
hits-Miiler, Shocker. Stolen base
Bates. Struck out-By shocker, 10;
by Noyes, 4: by Anderson, /. Bases
on halls--off Shocker, 2; of Noyes. 3:
off Anderson. 2. Hits-On Noyes. 5
in innings Double plays-Wtt to
Grover to Mcrnnis: .Shocker to Peck
inpaugh to Pipp. Left on bases-New
York, s: Philadelphia. 8. Umpires-
Nallin and Connoll.
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PILLS DROP FIRST. BUT
WALK OFF WITH LAST

Phillies spit another douhlA-head
today. The locals took the opener. 3
to 4, while the Quakers grabbed the
second. to /. In the first game
Barnes had all the edge on Rixey,
while Oeschger outciassed Allen in the
second. Oeschger allowed but two
hits Allen got a one-run lead in
the first. and held 1t until the seventh.
when the Phi1iies cut loose ana
slammed over four runs. They
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-12

Ran for Kruger In tenth.
xNone out when winning run scored
zRan for McCarty In ninth.
SEATED for Sailee in eighth.
xxBatted for Anderson In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
BROOKLYN ..... 900 oso 600 %
New York .... 600 00o oil ia
Summary: Two base hits--Johnston
Robertson and without. Home run
Burns, Stolen bases-Kauff t2).
Fletcher. Smith, Burns. Sacri-
fee hit-Cadore. Left on bases-New
York. Z; Brooklyn. 4. Bases on balls
OF Saliee. /; off Galore. 2. Hits
OF sallee. In innings; off Ander-
son. ] IN / inning: off Demaree, l
In | inning; off Cadore, 7 in s In
nings tnone out in ninth1; off s.
Smith. 2 In I inning. Struck out--~by
saliee. 3 by Anderson. l. by Dezaaree.
3 Passed halls-McCarty. Umpires
KLEIN and Emslie.
&prsaf,k
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DOoInuS Get Series

Buffalo. Sept. ft--Mike Dooian's
Hustiers made it two out OF three to-
day by nosing out the Bisons in the
ninth by score OF to g. A two-hase
drive by Rodrinuez in the ninth
scored the deciding run. The Risons
filed the bases In their half of the
ninth scored the deciding runs. The
Risons fiiled the bases in their half of
the ninth. pus could only score one
run
Score by innings: r. H. E
Buffalo :. -. 400 010 6et--6 s 3
Rochester $50. 3oI o0f o82--T 4
Batteries: Engei, Jaynes and DAILY;
Smith and Sandberg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-12
GIANTS WIN TWICE
IN NINTH INNING
Tables Turned Robins McGrawites Staging Ninth Inning
Rallies in Both Games. Quakers Split Twin
Bill With Boston Braves

New York, Sept. 11.--New York
made two strong finishes here today,
defeating Brooklyn In both sections of
double The first game went
ten innings. New York winning by q
score of 3 to 2, while the Giants
Ianded the second game, to /. The
scores
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-12

Stolen bAses-Graney tD. Chapman.
Roth. Sacrifce hits--Ehapman "a.
warmly. Double clays-Burns Youn e
to witt Left on bases--Detroit 8:
Cleveland. =. First base on errors-
Cleveland. !. Base on bails--on Be-
land, I: OF Coveleskie. T. Hits--ON
Boland, 4 in 8 innings; on CunninGham.
=ssnd. 3, nv f.cvefeskte, Umpires-~
Evans ana owens. Tims-i:Se,
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Games To-day.

Games Today.
vIRGIETANS in Baltimore 1.-TWO
games).
Buffalo in Rochester two Eames).
Newark In Providence.
Montreal in Tarnrto.
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Standing Of Teams
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Washington. 4; Boston, 8.
New York. l.; Philadelphia, 0 (hrst
game).
New York. A. Philadelphia, 1 (sec-
ond game).
Cleveland. 1; Detroit, 0.
Other game not scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-12
"CONSERVE.''
FOR JACK DUNN'S BIRDS
Otto Sends Local Amateurs Against the Bears in Effort Save
Pitching Staff For Wearing Schedule With
Baltimore Outfit
Baltimore Outfit.


dualde
adopted with the sinister to everything for the well
Jolly
home boys paint last night and staged dance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-12
TAKES ROTH
GAMES FROM ROYALS

Toronto. Sept. 1i,-Toronto further
increased Its lead in the International
lea que today. beating Montreal 10 to
and to J. Whit Ba'''-~~~- 49,
Providence broke even. The Royals
knocked Justin out of the box in the
third. but WARRIOR was not scored on
until the eighth. when Smiths double
and Holden's homer got runs. Thomp-
son and Hersche battled evenly In the
second game except in the second inn
ing when a combination of hits and
errors Gave the Leafs three runs and
the game.
First game.
Score by innings: r, Fl. f..
AfnsrsreAf- an4 Ane A2a-~s - 1
Toronto .........1o2 col 35x--ie IL .
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Newark, 4; yTRGINIASS. first
game).
Newark. Z; vIRG1STANs, 4 (second
game>.
Baltimore. Z; Providence, fhrst
game).
Providence, 4; Baltimore, 2 fsec-
ond camel.
Rochester, Z, Buffalo. 6.
Toronto 10; Montreal, & (hrst
gamel.
Toronto, 3: Montreal, ! tsecond
game).
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err. 1; off Mitchell. /. Struck out-ByI
Reuther. q: by Regain, 3. Hit by
pttcher-By Regain tWolter). Double
plays-Groh to Shean to Chase:
Flack to MerkIe; Zeider to Kilduff.
Umpires-Quigiey and Byron. Time
-i:4S
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-12
YANKEES MAKE It -FOUR
GAMES N TWO DAYS
Cullop and Shocker Hold Mackmen
I'm Both Games, and Donovanites
Take Another Doubic-Headcr.
WALTER is STILL THERE
Peerless Hnricr Holds Champions to
Two Singles, and Wins In Spite of
Senators Errors, Contributing Two
Doubles and One Single.

Philadelphia. Sept. 1.-THE Yam
KEGS again defeated the Athletics In
double-header today. Cullop smut
them out in the first game, i to o.
while Shocker easily won the second
contest, to /. The scores:
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Chicago

Summary: Two-hase hit-Magec
Three-hase hit-Chase. Bases on balls
OFF Toney, ?: off Vaughn, 8 Struck
out--By Toney. /. by Vaughn. s; by
Filler, .. Hit by pitched hall--Kil-
dun. Passed balls-wingo. Q: Smith.
/. Wild pitch-vaughn. Umpires--
Byron and Quigley. Tin1e-1:45
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Southern League

Birmingham. Q: New Orleans. 3.
Atlanta 4: Mobile, 0.
Little Rock. 4: Chattanooga. l.
Only games scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-12
TEAN GREGG HURIS AND
HITS GRAYS TO VICTORY

Baltimore. Sept. i1.-Providence
and Baltimore again split their
double header, the Orioles winning
the first rather easily through Dan
Tipplee mastery hurting, to / and
dropping the second to the CLAIMS
TO ?. Triple tried the iron man stunt,
but failed. due to his opponent, yean
Greggs batting and hurting Greg
famed eleven Orioles and allowed bus
five hits.
Toronto now has lead of a game
and half on the Orioles. while Provi-
dance lis apparently out of the race. !
due to the CLANS only winning two OF
their four games here.
First Game.
Score by innings: r: H. e.
Providence :. 600 600 Doll s A.
Baltimore 49,. OH o4o o0.--7 10 q
Batteries: Schultz. Muhlrennan ana
Mayer; Triple and McAvoy.
Second Game.
Score by innings: r. H r..
Providence :. 900 OIL 0o2-4 II .
Baltimore - 600 900 1to--a S
Batteries: Gregg and Mayer; Tip
pie and McAvay.
At Indianapolis: r. III. Il.
Mf~neanoNS IA 4
Indianapolis ...... ...... / s
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sum mary: TWO base hits-Fuller
NcGaffigan. Ethel, Three base hit
Camp. Sacrifice hits--RusseIl. Nc
Gaffigan. Branded. Sacrifice fly
Rarkston. Stolen as ST ui Ter,
Bankstnn. McDermott. Double PLAYS
-NcDermott (unassisted): Prand~H
70 Fuller to Russell. Struck out-Rv
Ma nfer, 6; by NcGraw. Z Base on
balls--OF Napier s: off McGraw. 4.
OFF Thedfack. l. Wild pitch-By Nc
Graw. Hits ulade-Off Napier, I in
innings Left on hases-Ri Richmond
IL: Newark 9. Jmpires-O Brien
and Freeman. Time-1:4o.
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NEatted tor Flynn IN hfth
Score by innings; r
PfftsSurg =. ..r.... 900 ni0 reI---3
St Louis -, 80, 900 900 600
Summary: Two-hsse hits--staele,
King. Pauiette. Sacrifice hit--Mollwitz
Stolen hase-Flynn. Double plays
Miller to PauIette Hit by pitcher
Ev Steele fMillerl. Base on balls
Off Doak. s; OF Steele. /. Struck out
Ply Dcak. O. by Steele. s, Pitching
record--off Doak. 10 hits In & In
nings Left on bases-St. Louis 1:
Pittsburx. IL. Time heurs. I'm
pires-Harrison and O'Day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-12

SUMMARY: Two-base hit--Schulte
1hree-ease hit-Bancroft Sacrifice
Schultz. Stolen bases
--Maranvillc, Kelly. Evers, stock.
Bases on halls-on Oeschger, 4; off
Allen. 5; OF Walsh. /. H.ts-On AL
len. 7 in 7 innings; of Walsh. 2 in 2
innings. Struck out--By Oeschger, s !:
hy Allen. s. Double play-Meyer to
Meanwhile to Konetchy. Passed
hails--Meyers. 9. Wild pitch--waIsh
Hit by pitcher-Ry Walsh fLuderus)
Time-I:4s Umpires-Rfgler and
Bransfield.
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'Batted for Agnew in eighth
xOne out when winning run scored.
zBatted for Fl Milan in ninth
''Ran for Henry in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Boston 900 900 oso---s
$50 600 0o1-4
Summary: Left on bases-Boeton,
4; Washington, 9. Bases on balls
on Leonard, /: OF Johnson, 2. Struck
out-By Leonard. 8: johnson. 3. Two
base kits--Johnson (1). II. Milan.
Charity. Sacrifice hit--Foster. Stolen
Foster and Charity.
Wild pitch--Leonard. Umptres--
Moriarity and O'Loughlin. Time
/ Al.
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pfttshsarg,

Summary. Two-hase hits--Hbrns-
hy, Baird. Trree-ha-e hit--Baird.
Sacrifice hits-Smtth. Cruise. Sacrifice
fy-Long, Stolen bases-Hornsby,
Gonzales, q: Fischer. Moilwitz. 2.
Double plays-Baird. Miller to
Pauiette: Carlson. wagner to Moll-
witx Base on balls--On Horstman.
2: or Carlson. 3. Struck out--By
Ames. 2: by Horstman. 8: by Carlson.
3. Hits-Off Ames, in innings.
Left on bases--St. Louis. G.: PittsburK.
8. Time hours umpires-O'Day
and Harrison.
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American Association
LARRY CHENEY FIXES
THINGS WITH THE Wifi

Oakland Fla. Sept. Hilary
Cheny. pitcher of the Brooklyn Ma
tionals today settled up his domestic
troubles. He agreed to pay his former
wife $50 month alimony. transfer
certain real estate to her and pay 5000
court costs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-12
MIGHTY WALTER is STILL
TOO STRONG FOR RED SOx

Washington, Sept 11.-Iohnson
held the Red Sox to two hits today.
and the Nationals won. to 3. Errors
enabled the Red Sox to score their
rppa The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-12

Summary; Two-base hits--Banks-
ton. Fuller. Callahan. Three-ha
hits-Rrandeli, tamn Sacrifice hits
-Smallwood, Getz. Blackwell Stolen
hases-BrandelL Double plays-Mc-
Gaffican funa sssted); Brardeii to
Russell Struck out---By Joliff 8; by
Sn7a1lwood, 5. Base on halls-Bv
Joiiff, 3; by Smallwood, / wild
pitch-By Joliff Passed ball Bv
REYNOLDS. Left on Richmond,
3 Newark. II. Umpires-Freem
and O'Brien. Time--1:15.