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The Yale expositor., 1918-12-12

The place to secure Christmas gifts
will be the Ladies' Bazaar to be held in
the parlors of the Nj. L. church next
Saturday afternoon and evening. sup
per will be served from o'clock until
all are served. There will be a table
reserved for the merchants and other
busy people who have but few min
utes for supper. You will not have to
wait.
On Friday evening. Dec. 20 at Lynn
school an entertainment, box social and
Xmas tree will be given. Admission
10cts, including war tax. All ladies
please bring boxes. Everybody come,
old as well as young.
1872 Katherine Mcmahon, teacher
A box social together with Christ
mas tree will be held on Friday even
ing, Dec. 20, at the Cotter school house
Everybody cordially inyited to come
and see Old Santa. Ladies please bring
boxes.
A three fold screen covered with
green burlap, which belongs to the M.
K. church has been borrowed. Will
the borrower kindly return same to
the church,
The ladies of Church of Christ, Me.
chanic street, will hold home baking
sale on Saturday, Dec. 81, at the Davis
furniture store.
FOR SALE-Baby buggy, jumper and
basket. Mrs. X. Il. Barr, Yale. 37-a
The Yale expositor., 1918-12-12
RED CROSS SUNDAY

The Red Cross Christmas Roll
Call week begins with a special Red
Cross Sunday on December the ff-
teenth. From every pulpit through
out the country will be told the mes
sage of the American Red Cross.
Special programs should be arranged
in the Sunday schools on this day.
The Sunday school room should
flame with Red Cross posters and
emblems, and there should be prom
inently displayed both a Red Cross
flag and a Red Cross Service flag.
home this Red Cross message to the
members of their families and see to
il that each one of these is wearing
the Red Cross membership button be-
fore the week is over The Christmas
spirit should express itself in Red
Cross service and sacrifice.
The Yale expositor., 1918-12-12
nj. p. Church Notes
r. l.. Crandall, Pastor

We regret very much that so many
of our people are sick aud hope that
we may soon have them back to our
Sunday services.
Next Sabbath our pastor will use for
his morning subject, "lhe Doctrine of
the last things" and for evening THE
Leprosy Of Sin"
There will be prayer service every
Thursday evening. The prayer room
is again in order after the recent up
heaval.
We wish to thank all who donated
or otherwise helped make our bazaar a
success; also Mr.. Jones for the use of
his store.
The l.. A. 5. met with Mrs. Grant
Welch on Thursday afternoon. A pot
luck lunch was served.
The Yale expositor., 1918-12-12
Mechanic Street Church of Christ
Leland =. Marion, Minister

Our motto:-"Where the Bible speaks
we speak, and where the Bible is silent
we are silent"
Preaching and communion Lords
Day morning next at 10:30
Bible School at 11:30 Harry Beal
superintendent.
At 1880 in the evening the minister
will speak on the subject, "The Only
Foundation"
Visitors are welcome and members
are urged to be present.
CHURCH OF CHRIsT-FARGO
Bible school at 1000.
Preaching and communion at IL :0(
a. m. Ali are urged to be present al
we need this service.
The Yale expositor., 1918-12-12
Methodist Episcopal Church
G.. NJ. MERRILL, Pastor.

Z, NJ, MEKKILL, TdblOI,
Emerson Cooper, Supt OF ). ).
Mrs. Drouyor, Pres. of Ladies' Aid
The hours for public worship have
been arranged as follows for the win.
ter mOnths:-
Sunday morning at 1870.
Sunday school at IL :45.
Sunday evening at z o'clock,
Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday
evening at 7:30,
All invited.
The sunday school missionary offer.
ing was good last Sunday. The Christ.
mas offering will be for orphans and
starving children of the East.
We are glad to see those who have
been sick we'll again. We are more
fortunate than many cities.
The Yale expositor., 1918-12-12

FARM, Resident and Business proper
ty for sale or exchange. III you want
TO buy, sell or trade see US. Stubbs
Realty Co., Yale. N-2
FOR Potatoes, bay colt, COM
ing 4 yrs old, weight about l,400 lbs.
j. A. Kelley, Mary-st, Yale. 36-2
The Yale expositor., 1918-12-12

A deal was contaminated Monday Of
last week whereby Geo. NJ. Dwelley, of
Carsonville becomes owner Of the fur
niture and undertaking business which
was conducted by the late Gustavus
Schlichting. George Il. Houghtby, of
Port Sanilac, former Yale resident,
purchased the remainder of the stock,
Including glass, floor coverings, etc.,
and will take charge of the business
for Mr., DWelley,
The Yale expositor., 1918-12-12
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
j. a. Kelley, Pastor.

j. a. Kelley, Pastor.
Sabbath school at 1000 a. M.
Class meeting at 1100 a. M. led by
Rev. j. N. Wilson
Preaching Sunday evening at 1880
The Young Peoples Missionary
Band will meet at the parsonage next
Tuesday evening. Mrs. j. n. Wilson,
president.
The Yale expositor., 1918-12-12
Greenwood Township Taxes.

will be at Star Cleaner Hall, on
Wednesday, Dec. 18th, and Thursday,
day, Dec 10, and Saturday, Jan. 4, for
the purpose of collecting taxes.
Warren B. Campbell,
1913 Greenwood Township Treas.
The Yale expositor., 1918-12-12
Lynn Township Taxes.

will be at the Yale State Bank
Monday, Dec 23rd and Monday, Jan. 6
and at Capac every saturday until
Jan. 18th for the purpose of collecting
taxes. A. j. Smith,
37-4 Lynn Township Treasurer
The Yale expositor., 1918-12-12
Delta Lambda Club.

The first meeting of the Delta Lam
bda society for this season was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Edward An
dreae on Wednesday evening. A deli
cious pot luck supper took first atten-
ton after which the evening was given
over to an enjoyable social time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cochrane, Mrs,
Arthur Parmlee, from Port Huron and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Adams from Capac
we're the out of town members present
The Yale expositor., 1918-12-12
John Hutton
POULTRY WANTED.

l am in the market for poultry of all
kinds and will pay the highest market
prices for same. Bring in your poultry
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
each week. Inquire at residence, OPP
posite feed barn, Yale.
IL Henry L. Dinner
The Yale expositor., 1918-12-12

HIDES WANTED-Am in the mar
ket for all kinds OF hides. Will buy
old horses and will call for same.
Phone 1903 rings. John Sexton.
Yale, Mich. 3i-S
The Yale expositor., 1918-12-12

Will load cattle, hogs and sheep on
Saturday, Dec. 2l. If you have any for
sale see me OF phone 125. Ed Sheehy,
Yale. 37-2
The Yale expositor., 1918-12-12
Rescreened Domestic Lump

Rescreened domestic lump soft coal
for sale In any quantity. Wharton q
Co, Yale. Phone Ia,
The Yale expositor., 1918-12-12

Expositor liners pay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20

is such as I" give tho highest import =
'Hte ana SoviaI value To outdoor regTC-
Htion. Ii may we'll be that all OF the
persons who ,ttcud such outdoor sports
ar" not III need OF them. but certainly
- very l&NSc prcpouucranC" of the per
sons VINO attend them are helped. ply
S'CallN and mentally. and made NOR"
ti'ct"ni indusirially and socially. by
IN" times are not normal The demand
ol the army and the country lI" such
tHHi W" must all make sacrifices. and
n"nrroduciivs "mpio.mcut of Ihl"-
defense. either as military men or b"
the industry and e. unmcrCc of our
country, & tnuut b" justified. III" C.'uu-
ny VIII tc best stis'i"d # the Grcs.I
IS recruited make 10 DETERMINATIONS
among mon. cNCopt those upon Wnich
depend the preservation OF businesses
and Industry Of tho Couutry ,.~scut i,tl
10 tho successful prosecution ut the
In his anal denial o; tn, aprca and
his approval of tho nudtucS of The
lower hoard. the secretary UtmHi"d
hroahon"d. rather than contracted as
the baseball interests had su-GcStod,
whom no said:
Tho scope If its prov sions should
H." $50 enlarged HS TO Nrludr other
classes Of - rsons whoss professional
occupation is solely tn.,t of c"',-ttiu-
Iuu. our pcOr'o will he vnsnur .r",il
enough 10 find other means Of rcGrcs,
ton and relaxation il there bee r"'
enough persons beyond Use useful
or military ago to perform sach
functions. aud they viii y. wise ana
patriotic enough no: TO neglect the
ntrca Zion necessary 10 maintain THAR
efficiency merely because thcy arc
i!NUSC lncnt"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
LEAGUE WINDS UP TO-DAY
VIRGINIA ORGANIZATION
YIELDS TO INEVITABLE
Failure OF Richmond to Surport Came.
Factor In Prompt Response to
"WOrk-Or-FIShto Ruling.

II was announced last night that
.nis afternoon Will see the last games
The swan song of the old circuit
viii be sad for the loyal supporters.
those members Of the old guard who
still go to the park of an afternoon
Tor their amusement
The players Will begin to pack up
their belongings tonight and. by to-
morrow morning. the larger part of
them will have gone.
the war. | guess" said one OF the
league heads yesterday. The players
can't play To empty stands. you know
And we cannot keep on under the
present arrangement: IL would be :.
matter of continually asking the sport
ing populacc to patroniZc a thing which
they do not wish TO patronize.
THE officials debated and debated
over the question OF closing. mo
ton was proposed to let the present
season continue until the end Of the
month at least. but it did not even
get a second. We were all unanimous
In the opinion that, as Richmond did
Just that II should be asked to pa
tronilc professional ball"
Not being able TO support a first
class team. II was hoped that Rich
a paSsable support TO the new league.
but Richmond, OF notoriously small at
iendances last year. denied the Vlr-
Eiuia League support OF any kind.
OF course. allowanc. has TO be made
for the fact that the larger part Of
the crowds OF last year has been draft
cd into the service. And the rest are,
consequently. kept too busy to go to
the games. Therefore. the Official state
mcnt. I'VE must wait until after tho
war"
Anyway. let's all be optimistic II
Richmond wins to-day, 1t will lead tho
league Let all of Richmond fans.
who can spare the afternoon from the
movies, come out to the park and give
tn. Colts, all nine o.! them. a great
send on IL where they 20 from here
AS for the sport writer's: as Hughie
Fullerton says, they are no good. any
way"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

,d Ir'' sy rsG"U ial Ggna ;sGy1n'y yarl
out; hrs,. !.inhrm!er. lo3 IiuNtol. is 70
Il I" ! and To !. second. rlsher; rs
Ii,i,","'n'c,5 to i3 anl on. ,thtrl
'nGnt. !ironzc Eagle. Postmaster also ran
starr Hammer l0% tWaiisl. y Ia ;. 2 10 ;.
even ON, second; SeaEpli; II nknaruD. )
Night owl. Parable and Blue Thistle also
ram.
Third race miic.-Arinto IL. loo nsnsor>
,WaEG0onn,; to !; 7.,o5 and , to = scconi,
IAN, lo9 tTarl!n) TO !. 80 = and even
third Time. i:39 3-5. Barry shannon. iiu.
ford. Nominee. Currency lso ran.
Fourth ragc--about six frrlonrs F'lncs
10 t.Hkc). To :. aut and out. FIRST. star
Spanclee III tWaIis); IS =" 8. to . ,,oi
: I" p and out third. ZINE .0s AS
Ttf'h rtcG,mils. IlanIs o,pay. 10 cEn-
second; GcX. ll0 ILyk"). II To- 10 ! to .
a ANA 1 %ut third Time lag 20. Gamccoc%
S,Nih ,a r3aei nS and ons half furlones
and ! 70 l. first syvano. los, tsmi,h) l. to
~. : I" and out, second: Dahida I0;
I+Ii"Mns1n617 II TO + to and 10 :, ihirl
Dunedin and !lasty Lady also ran '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
BY Purifying the Blood.

Once YOU sc, your blood free from
impuriticS-cl canscd OF the catarrhal
poiaOns. which it is now Il prey 10 he
cause OF lis unhealthy state-;hcn you
viii lie relieved OF Catarrh-the drip
ping in the throat. hawking and spit
ting. raw sores in the nostriis. and
the disaerecable bad breath. II was
caused in the first place. because your
fcctcd Possibly a slight cold or con
tact with some one who had a cold
But the point is--don't suffer with Ca
tarrh-it is not necessary. The remedy
:. <. s., discovered over fifty years ago.
tested. true and tried. is obtainable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20

Fans who have shown minus guam
tity OF interest in the welfare OF tho
Richmond team. take 4 look ut the
percentage column OF the virginia
League this morning aud wonder iou
will hnd thcre tangible evidence that
the Colts are now bidding strong for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
Bess5: Treatment for Catarrh
s. s. 8. Removes the Cause

ut any drug store. II has proven it's
value in thousands OF cases. 1t will
do so in your case. Get S. S s. at
once and begin treatment II yours is
a long standing case. be sure TO write
for free expert medical advice We
will tell you how this purely vegeta-
bic blood tonic cleanses the Impurities
from the blood by literally washing
it clean We will prove to you that
thousands of sufferers from Catarrh.
after consistent treatment with S. S. s.,
have been freed from the trouble and
all it's disagrecabic features and re-
stored to perfect health and viCor.
Don't delay the treatment Address
Medical Director. 439 Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta, Ga.-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20

Fans who have shown minus Quan
tity OF interest in the welfare OF tho
Richmond team take look mt the
percentage column OF the VIRGINIA
League this morning aud wonder! You
will ind thcre tangible evidence that
the Colts are now bidding strong Tor
first place.
The Richmonders took yesterdays
exhibition from the Builders. hv the
score OF 70 =, thus gaining much
ground and taking scissors. 50 to
speak.
One series--thats what turned the
trick. There is no telling what the
teamwork of the Colts would have
suffered had the invaders carried by
storm even "A best two out Of three.
AS ii Is, the local bunch is both happy
and scrappy, and promises 10 give that
sort of aggressive and sprehtiy cNhi-
b!tions which comes about once in a
lifetime.
SUMMARY OF INNINGS
THAT COUNTED ESrERntI
This is the way it happened yestcr-
Richmond, first inninE-Mooers was
hit on the side by Pitcher Brown and
was out from Brown to Sweeny, Moocrs
going to second. Then Brown pitched
wild and Mooers took third. McDuG
laid down beautiful bunt and brought
self went out from lLghttoot to
Sweeny. and Poole ended the frame by
grounding from Brown TO Sweeny.
Richmond. third !nning-Napicr went
out from Brown to Sweeny. but Mcoers
connected for n clean two-hagScr out
into left field. johnson then hit to
left fielder and took third when Left
Fielder Glenn muffed the hot binEle.
Mooers riding in with the second run
on the play. McDun beat ont twistcr.
and went around 10 third on Light
ri fire - INC IN
brought in the third run of the game
on the throw. Poole and Miller were.
however. unable to score McpuT from
third. and went out respectively L"
= Richmond eighth inning - Napier
whitfield. Moocrs landed on one OF
Browns offerings for clean hinslc
over third and took second on John
ceeded to place the ball down the same
groove that his ihrc" -hagGcr took yes
terday. and bro ir'ht Moocrs across with
another of his runs. Poole went out
from Whitcraft 10 Swccny.
Newport News. first iuninG-Hcn
was given tree passage hcSt by
tossed gu, q, frs, by Napier Then
Mooers let N piers throw TO second.
which was cffurt 10 catch iicucos
mapping, slip through his hands. and
burg walked. and took his plaCc At
the look-in bag on DauGhton's single
into center. icnccs scoring on the hit,
Daughton stole second when Glenn
could not bring in either Of the two
men on bases. His high pop into right
was readily captured by Stinson. who
threw into home in time to head of
any runner route for the plate.
LiEhtfoot grounded to Moocrs who
muffed. RichburG scored on the play.
from Mooers to Nunnally to Holmes
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
MANY TEAMS WILL. III:
JlTERtLi.N WIPED orr

NEW YORK. July i9-Thc major
leagues viii practically sc forced 20
close up shoD. according 10 statements
mage by tn" heads Of orEaniGed base
set forth in Catcher U3di" A'usnitns
case, it was mHia known rnro to-
night. From Information .trru o,,t
regarding the statement; OF Tho status
Of the game. turned over 10 SCcrCta-v
LakGr n.y. lohG! Ernn! secretary and
sion. the sixteen clubs Will tc lc:;
rrac;icallv helpless by the order
Comics "' the statement sent ont -
tho different club owners gives the
Ncco"ding 10 tho National Commits
sion's estimate. -; out Of sis major
league N'7vrrr viii : forced - S.s.iS
other omr'oymcnt y crca.r- ,lr- OF
the remaining diamond guards and
swat@mnhs viii to" ca l'"d III tho event
Sdraft nco5 arc aiSc5.
This is IL" way the clubs viii line
un after the work o~ f-h," order goes
into effect The PhJla" viii See. tho
hardest hit. The club utw CARRIES Six
teen Mon all 90 whom are IN We DRAFT
A%e. BOSTON iN"rtv-iwc p,cN. eighteen
men. nfte"n In tn" draft. Pittsburgh
VIII lose sr"fui ZEN Out 90 twenty. tho
NJ" Nu't ti.a"rS. 'Io\-n out Of tvru-
'r-nO". s. Louis Cardinals. fifteen out
- seventeen tie Cr!us ;iuetocu out
o. '"rn'y- Two. and tho nodscrs twelv"
IN 'he american Gsoaruc chicago will
lose ',vnuiN-orc out Of ~ anty-th-"c:
TN" N'h'a'ias. seventeen cut Ct twenty:
cleveland, fifteen ont OF twenty. tNc
Yankees. twenty out nf twcufv-threo.
I'D SOY fifteen out Of eighteen: the
;.o Browns nineteen out az twenty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
Devoid Of nrnsS Buttons.

MATToON. ILL. July IS.-Citi2cns
here had difficulty in distinguishing,
preachers from policemen for several
days recently. New uniforms were is
sued TO the latter. They rescmbiod in
every respect the ministerial garb I'm
Ill brass buttons and caps were e, Id =
cd To them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
Totals
score by innings: r

Detroit ..............o q o . o %
Boston ...........2 o u con2X --.I
summary: RunS-iioopcr, Struuk.
T;uth CaD. McInnis. rwo-base hits
Jones spencer Threc-hnsc ht--Ruth.
lush Shnun. Scott. Barbara. Left on
Detroit. =: BOSTON, o First base
on errors Boston. !. Bases on balls
off Eailey. :; off MAYS. | struck out
By Bailey. !; by Mays. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
NATIONALS AGAIN WIN
WASHINGTON GOING STRONG,
NEARING THIRD POSITION
Athletics shut Out Indians IN Came
isnreiy of Legal I.cnrti-Rcd
SON Dawn Tigers.

ITIy Nssociatcd Press.
WASiiINGToN July ia ninth
inning rally. which scored four runs.
enabled Washington TO defeat Chicago,
10 ;. to-day in the opening game of
the series. safe hits by Mcbride. John
son and Shotton filled the bases after
one out WAS made In the inning.
Fosters single scored Mcbride; John
son and Shotton scored on Judges
safety, and Schults sent Foster home
with the winning run on a single to
left. score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
Newport News.

Totals ............S" > s - IS .
'Batted for Sweeny IN the mimi.
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REDS WIN OUT
NV Associaiclprcas l

CINCINNATI. July l9.-Boston secured
a tour-run lead in the first inning to-
day hy consecutive hitting off Ring
but Cincinnati played Il strong uphill
game and won out. to 1. After the
first inning Boston could do NOTHING:
IN Jacobs ana Rcgan. The Boston
club played ragged ball behind Hu-
a'lph win tn" exception of ilcrZrg
Vim SrArn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
NORFOLK DIRECTORS ARE
REFUSING TO MAKE REPORT

NOKFOLk. w. July l5--While the
directors %; the Virginia League to-
night declined to- talk It is we'll un-
dcrstood that the clubs in the circuit
voted To close the 1918 season with to-
morrows double headers in Norfolk
and Richmond. The official announce
:ncnt viii hc made Tomorrow by Presi-
dent W. y. Bradley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
TO TAKE PLAYERS TO PARIS
McGraw VIII HIVE Team in French
Capital to Meet prOfea-
SIGNALS In Army.
iBy Associated Press
Y Work My 1. oh Y,

NEW YONk, .uly l3.-John J. Nc
Graw. manager OF the New York
Giants. has promised To take a team
OF big league players TO Paris for a
series OF games with former profess
slonal players now in the army or
navy. according TO announcement there
to-day by Johnny Evcrs, former Chica :
go Cub manager. now Of the knights
OF Columbus athletic department over
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
PIRATES BEST PHlLLIES
IEy N~-c- .ttr-l r-,Ss

III ISHJ kGN, lUiy ia hNadclphia
.o"' 20 i.it'S oH.cH here to-day. = to >
NnmSiocN. 'nc Pirate r.;vhcr. kept the
visitors hits scattered and was cf.
iSNiiNS With iuo0 on ;hc bases ocsch.
ser passed. two ;Ncn IN tho second i'm
mug. aud Comstock. the next batter
sin" Led I" right. scoring the two run
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
NNMF.S TO-DNT.
;:oston at Cincinnati.
SruUi,itn at Chicago
Sew York AT St Iouls
t'hiluilcinhiit AT l'itt sbur.h

Fisher and Gonzales: Doyle and Ho!kc:
"immr:u"n and ilo!kc. Left on bases
New ! ork. :. *. Louis. s Buses on
hnlls-on Ames. /. iiit by pitct.r-by
Amcs ,l'lctCher). Ealk-Sallcc struck
DUTY Sai!cr, 3. by Ancs 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
Totals
Washington.
1.-TWO on, when winning run scored
tIiattcd for Ayers IN third
il:aiteH for ilovliE in ninth

tBat,cd for Ayers IN third.
il:atteH FOR iiovliE in ninth.
Scor" ny innings r.
Chicago .......... : . o.
Washington ! % iI6
=. Collins 90. Gandil. Shotton 90, Fos-
ter Mcbride 90, Johnson. Two-base
hirs-I.cinold. T.. Collins stolen bases
+. Collins Lciho!d, Scha!k. Sacrifice
hits Russell. J. Collins. McMu!lin.
Benz sacrifice hy-Schui,c. Double
rI,ys--'itudi! to Weaver to Candle,
Foster tunassis;"dD Judge TO Foster !:
Weaver to T. Collins TO C;andil. Left
on haScs-IhicIgo. :; Washington. ..
FIRST OF errors Chicago. :. Bases on
rDlls--or Russell. i: off Reese, ., off
Ayers. /; Off Benz, !. or Hovlik. .
llits-or Ayers. in inn!nrs: off
Reese. = IN inning; none out. two on
base in ufthD; Off liovlik. IN in
nings; of kHssell. IN % innings
OF Benz, IN - innings Zone out.
one on base In uluthp. of Danfor,h.
IN Ia inning. struck out--by Ayers.
|: Hy Russell :: by iIov!ik. 2; by Benz.
!. villa pitch Ayers. Winning pitch
cr. llcvlit, losing pitcher. Benz.
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ATHLETICS DEFEAT INDIANS

TRv Associated Prcss.l
PHILADElPiiA, July Ito days
game with Cleveland lasted just long
enough TO be legal. rain stopping play
with one out in the local half Of the
fifth. and the Athletics ahead. TO o.
the result OF Walkers single. Burns's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20

So" that YOUR Want Ad j. proucr,,
'huc>"d u makes it easy for the
public to read.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20

Hiring your Sunday Want Ad COW
carly to-day; II insurcs correct cIns.i-
frati0n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
iit;Sbur.h.

Totals ...............2i - 10 8
'iHttel for Adams in ninth
lialicG for 'esrh@cr in seventh.
Stated for Davis in ninth
Suro by innings: r.
Philadelphia ....Ol 90.
NutshurEh ,..........02 10O00 Ox-3
summary; RunS--AcuSel. Adams
carey Cuishaw, Schmidt. Two-h base
his 'ravath 90. stolen base
schmidt Sacrifice hits I}iGhce. Moll-
"tta. Sacrifice hy-Cutshaw. Double
plays Williams, Bancroft ana pcarcc,
Schmidt and CUtShaw. Left on bases
iWadcIphia, :; Pittsburgh. >. First
bias" on crrors-rhiladelp hia. l. Bases
on halls-oT pcschgcr. +; of Davis !:
of Comstock / Nits-oif OoschG"r.
in q innings. off Davis. none in = in
uiuSs, OF comStock, 10 in innings.
struck out-by Comstock, 2. Losin;;
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