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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-10-17
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 59.M

Mrs. G. Sherman is visiting in
Chattanooga.
Barney Mason, Whitwell, or,
ders the News six months.
Mrs. Will Burnett and children
were in Whitwell Friday.
Dee Burnett was in Whitwell
Friday to be examined for U. S.
service.
S. E. Hamrick, Kelly Station,
Pa, orders the News for six
months.
W. W. Hull, Orme, Tenn.
sends $1.OO for which he wish
es the News sent for one year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Thomas
spent Sunday in Jasper, the
guests of Judge and Mrs. L. P.
Brewer.
B. B. Lasater of Lasater
Farms was here Tuesday and re-
ports great tussie with the in
fuenza.
Miss Fannie Coppinger, of
Chattanooga, was here Tuesday
to attend the funeral of her lit
tie neice.
LOST-New Buckeye auto
mobile jack. Finder notify G.
Sherman, Sequatchie, and re-
ceive reward. AdVt.
Joe, Paul and John Leland. and
sister, Miss Nell, have all had a
tussle with the influenza or Span
ish grip, but are recovering.
Mrs. j. C. Griffith and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arthur Barnett. and
children, went to Richard City
Friday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Chas. Hamlin, of Wood
bine, Tenn, accompanied the
remains of her little neice, Alma
Coppinger. here Tuesday.
Our friend, Dan Pltman, pays
SOC on subscription, which ad-
vances him to Jan. II, 1919, and
puts him within Government reg
ulations.
Matthew Pryor has been very
i'll with influenza at the home of
Will Harris. He became better
but suffered a relapse and has
been very sick.
Clyde Russell, Arthur Griffith,
Clay Brewer and Herbert Wells
went to Whitwell Friday to un.
dergo examination for Uncle
Sans service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Grimes and
children, of Richard City, were
here Tuesday, attending the fun
eral of Mrs. Grimes brothers
baby, Alma Coppingel.
Our friend, Jehn R, Bogers,
figured in two interesting cpl
sodes Tuesday. He rene" ed his
his subscription to the News so as
to keep within government re-
strictions, and he had his fortune
told by apretty gypsey woman. !
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-10-17
Cut This Quit Is Worth Money.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with 81 to Foley & Co
1886 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, H., writ
ing your name and address clearly. You
will receive in return trial package
containing Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound, for coughs, colds and Group. Fo-
ley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic
Tablets. Sold everywhere.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-10-17
Tea Dealers Troubles.

Tea dealers claim that since the be-
ginning of the war their profits
have dwindled considerably. Since
1914 ocean freights have increased
more than 900 per cent; and In adj
dition to the increase in freight rates
there is high rate Of war insurance
quite apart from marine insurance.
The cost of tea at the gardens in Cey-
Ion and India has also increased, prin-
cipally because the British govern
ment takes large part Of the output.
A Canadian tea dealer said lately that
tea consumers in Canada were better
served in quality for price than any
other country in the world.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-10-17
Card of Thanks.

| wish to thank those who so
kindly assisted me during the
long illness and death of my dear
husband, j. C. Griffith. Their
kindness will never be forgotten.
Mrs. Rebecca Griffith.
Sequachee, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-10-17
Soddy, Tenn,

SPtGdTfo me Ve70S.
Soddy is very dry since so many
of the boys have gone to war.
Wonder what is the matter
with all the WhitwelI writers.
They must be out of stamps or
asleep as they don't write to the
News.
Miss Estelle Lamb is at
Montlake. Susie Morrison says
she sure would like to see her
Henry Cams little boy died
Saturday with the whooping
cough and fever.
There are a good many cases
of influenza, but they do not seem
to be very serious. Hope they
will all soon recover.
Wonder what is the matter
with all the soldier boys that
they don't write to the News.
Come on, boys, for | enjoy read
ing your letters.
Come en-, Lone STAR" of
Texas, for sure do enjoy your
pieces. Frisco Jack.
Several of the family of J. C.
Martin have been i'll with infu-
enza, but are recovering
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-10-17
Took Gut Dreadful Soreness.

When the kidneys are weakened and
fail to throw impurities out of the blood
the poison remains in the system and
backache, soreness and rheumatic pains
develop. Mrs, David Henry IS S. Lin
coin Avenue, Washington, N. j., writes:
Foley Kidney Pills took the dread
full soreness out of my limbs and ! walk
good" Sold everywhere.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-10-17

Subscribe for the News.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-10-17

Several of the family of J. c..
Martin have been i'll with infu-
enza, but are recovering
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11

walked once again and advanced a peg
when StinSon grounded out from Whit
craft to Swccny. lie then stole third
and came in Oh NunnallyS timely
binSlc over second. \ neat double play
from llenges to Swccny TO llcnGcs then
retired the side.
Newport News. fourth inning
HcnGcS went out from MoocrS TO Poole
but RichburE walked and scored on
DauShton's clean Dagger into lcrt
ccntcr. Tomlin nicd out TO Stinson and
hust walked: Then Swccny singled and
scored DauShton Brown was out from
McDufr To Poole.
Newport News. seventh inninE-Rus,
went out to Nunnally. Swccny walked
and rode in when Brown hit for three
bases into right. Brown. himself
scorcu on the same play when Eadv
fahed TO back up icftcr and the latter
lot the throw in slip through his
hnEers. Glenn then beat out Il sroundor
70 McDun. Whitcraft and HcnEcs how
over. pulled the curtain over any
iurthcr scoring by the visitors when
they led out TO Johnson and Nunnallv.
The ''''
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sufferers Should Realize That II
Is Il Blood Infection and Can
BE Permanently Relieved.

rheumatism means that the blood
has become saturated with uric acid
poison.
1t docs not require medical advice
TO know that good health is absolutely
dependent upon pure blood. When tho
muscles and joints become sore and
drawn with rheumatism. il is not "A
wise thing 10 take "A little salvc and
By rubbing II on the sore spot. expect
to set rid OF your rhcumatica You
must go deeper than that. down deep
into tho blood where tho poison turks
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Here and There
With Carlo :"
The Ccllnrlsts.


No longer do We sing, our locks
dishcvciing: e' " ~
Now. Deviin. quit your devlllng!
NO ionSer 40 we shake in wild dis
To SEQ tho Tars In action
No longer do We shout unto tho stars:
Great guns! Tho Tars!'
Their punch is gone. Their once sweet
exhibition
No longer greets our vision.
Their swat attack. OF old times sharp
and snappy
Makes us no more Unhappy.
In unconCcrn, we Eayly dance a iic>-
They trail tho league.
folk as to whether any of the ex-
pectcd new recruits have arrived. Ger
tain it is that they had best get n
move on. IL tho cellar monopolists cx.
the circuit closes for tho summer. An
ayerasG of zoo. when II is compared
600. is Il great handicap 10 overcome:
too great, perhaps, for the Shippers
10 hope to come. out with anything
better than third place. unless they
begin shortly on garrison finish.
Meanwhile. tho Colts arc doing as
you.
Eichmonds wrestling fans arc all
on Tuesday night by the Central Ath-
letic school. under he auspices OF
Mcssrs. Iehe Smith. BILLY wonscifcr
fully arranged. and the huslSics who
are 10 participate therein arc in train
ing. Furthermore. they are traiutns
hard and long In order that they
might give the king Of exhibitions 10
which the members OF the club have
been used in the past.
/, was hoped tina, several likely
boxers from the North could be
brought down in time for the. CON
Triton Leonard light OF "A month ago
stated at the time that some of the
pick Of the Northern "prclim fighters"
would mix il up for the benefit of tho
gram for the coming smoker had
however. been 'aIl nXcd up."
George now says that tho matches
between the boys above tho Mason
in the near future.
\ radical change, nut one that
should meet with IN. approval OF tn,
nounced for the distribution Of tho
prize money in tho Grand American
Handicap. the premier event or the
Grand American Handicap Trapshoot-
Heretofore 1t mace no difference how
many participants there We're in the
Grand American Handicap. nifty
moneys were given. This year ffty
eighty moneys II There arc more than
$50 and less than 400 entries: ninety
moneys If tho entries arc between 500
and $50. and roo moneys II the number
di,ions under which all sporting events
arc existing these days. there should
be at least 500 entrants in the big
handicap event. The las. Two trip
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What Is Rheumatism?
Why Suffer from 1t?

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LATONIA RESULTS

a mI 10 q: "a! H%%";;d5l%P;, sf5S and S.
slS;:o. sscond.: Bill Iiunicy. 20 (GrubrrI
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also ran.
Downs. los tpBrlcnl. $3.50. sa.7o and Sc a.
hrstt cacambo. io5 Connolly. $3.50 and
sssS si:o" h Afeh!f Fine Ai!snqe
Nox. Mclancholia. Prevaricatc. Iiclma CahaI
BABY bonds. Monarch. Lucky Pearl Aunt
90 u.unsfordp. $50. $3.50 and $40. first !:
second; nlmiri. io7 tDishmoni $50 sS t hi 3D.
Miss also ran.
c!%lonei Taylor, liz Mink. .s7 u5ooonf Iie
sl"dbo. first: Ginger, lo3 tGarnerJ., 500.
s'5c third Tine. i:os rs iiunter l Mnn.
Gaili Sur,i. Legal. s;ennings Park. Regal"
SIR John N"rrncr also ran.
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Fem 2""!ei I"s mSHisswoT;hs; $3.50 ihird
,ud". I'olus; frui; cake. i j. Murtocn- "a
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nS'5ef Dr. GM a2msn Lila BIRD TN.
aIs ~: anderson. Turco. Rochester. Parrish
io5 Gansf@tN, so q! and s. -
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AnFelinc March WindH 's M9d sill Iai bc b5w2on.
Fairy Legend also ran 'S''
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New ork.
IVA J
'Battod FOR Walters in seventh
1hatted for Russell in ninth.

cta!s '.x....:. :.....21 > - u {
Dated for Russell in ninth
Score by nninGs: n
New York | 2 n n n n n
Chicago . o q n O.
summary: Runs-Lcibold, r. Collins.
weaver. McMullin, Schaik. peckin-
paugh. Baker, Pratt go Two-basc hit
-Pipp. Three base hit--Wcavcr. stolen
bases Murphy, Leibold, Schalk Miller
Sacrifice hiis-Schalk y. Russell. H.
Russell. Murphy Sacrifice ny-Bodlc
Double plays-Pcck:npa TO Pipp.
pcckinpauGh TO Baker to Pratt T. col
Inns TO Weaver TO Gandil: McMul!im to
II. Collins 10 Gancil: Leibold to Schalk:
tilhoolcy to Pcckinpaugh to Hannah
Left on bases-Ncw York. 6; Chicago
s. First on crrors-Ncw York, !; CHI
caGc. ]. Bases on ba,ls--off \. RusscIl.
Q; off T.. Russell. ): OF Shcllcnback {
Hits-oH Mogridgc, in ! inning ,rionc
out in second); off y. Russell. 3 in =
innings; off T.. Russell. i'm 3 innings
tnone out in fourthD: off Shcucnback
in innings. Hit ty pitchcr-hv \.
Russell. tMcMullin. Struck out-by
\. Russell. 6. Winning pitcher. Il: Rus
sell; losing pitcher. Afogr!dgc
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Cobb Cinche. the Lead

Co1o's triumphant march in IN
American League continues TO be til.
feature q the batting ra,e. J, zpossrs
no" mat the Georgia youta IS tesded
ior : finn hold On the frs, place in
INC batting averages.
While Connie Mac wss --..i,
q Scott Perry the innoce-, cause =.
iHe present baseball fa-e-up. tho Dre.
nier player landed t"o s2fc w.ljon.
thG scored the Tigers only run This
.edi pat him in the $40 class
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
Croh.Leadcr in Mammal

lic.uie Groh. OF Cincinnati sand.
out alone to-day as the batting leader
~ ihe NatioUa! League. He made
fFes safe hits in the double header
irsieiaaE "!th the Dodgers In tho
am" se nu baGhcrt was b!anAed ana
'ei! 10 NTH place There was a gem
t."i stump 81 hitting among the high
men 'esterral G-oh being the only on.
among 'he h-si sTr 80 land safely.
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MAKE 1T EVEN BREAK
..lRy Associated Pres.

NEW YORK. July l0.-C,hic,r
an even break in six-sam seri"s
Win New York by winning to'd,,
"c u" y. Inc game was featured by in .
...uciemt pitching and five doubl, nl,ys
New ork lost a chance to win IN -
cieh'n inning. when. with the bases
fuii, Pratt Was caught on second hasc
:, a n,r isaT schalk. OF Chicago. had
inning and was forced to retire. I'M Tbn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
ST. LOUIS TAKES TWO
lBy Associated Prcss.l

ST. LOUIS July l0-St Louis twice
heat Philadelphia to-day. The scores
were TO 3 AMI to 4. The locals
came from behind in tho fourth inning
Of the first game when they drove
oeschgcr from the mound. scoring all
their runs.
In the second game the locals hit
Hogr freely in the second and third
innings. and. helped by inticld errors.
got 4 lead that Philadelphia could not
-. s..nEn
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NORFOLK TAKES SERIES
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial 10 The Times pispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA. July lo.--Norfolk
played rings around Petersburg to-
day and easily defeated the visitors in
a fast game. The only run made by
the Coolers was gift. The second
Sa Scman and right neldcr let a fly ball
fall between them and Briggs was
safe He scored when the right and
center iielders permitted another ny
10 drop between them. The score:
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Pittsburgh.
totals 3, .
'Eatted for Comstock in nj

New York .... %
Pittsburgh $500. o q q o o.
summary: Runs - Young. Fletcher
90, Doyle. Zimmerman 90. liolkc. Me
Carly. Leach. Mckechnic. shaw. Com
stock. Twu-hase hitS-Wilhoit. Nc
Carty. Bigbce, Mckcchnic. Three ha Sc
ht-EiEbcc. stolen bases - Fletcher.
Zimmerman. Cation. Sacrifice hit
Burns. Double plays-Doyle. Fletcher
and liolkc: 'CutshaT and Cation. Left
on baScs-New York. ,: Pittsburgh. Z.
First on crrors-Ncw York, .; Pitts
hurGh. !. Bases on bal!s-off Demarcc,
]: off Slapnicka. s. off Comstock. ..
Hits-of Slapnicka. , in Ia inning: off
Comstock. IL in c-3 innings. struck
out-by Demarc,. :: by Comstock. 4.
Losing pitcher, Slapncka.
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REDS TAKE TWO
LRv Associated prn.s /,

..INtlNNATI. July lo.-Stcady and
SntctNc pitching by Ring and Regain.
no'h OF whom were hacked perfectly
III inc hcld. enabled Cincinnati 10 shu;
HHt hrook!Nn IN both games OF a dou-
p!'-hsaccr TO day. In lhc second game
REGAIN allowed only two infeld hits.
andf only two men reached first base
olhcinnatl hit coombs hard IN tho first
sane ana hermann. local semi-pro.
ieSsional. pitched the last inning for
ErOOk lNN. The -
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Totals

Newport News o . y o o q %
Richmond . o x-Io
summary: Twc-ha g hits-Daughton,
NooerS. Three base h.t-Pooic Stolen
baScS-Moocrs, StinSon, Holmes Poole
80. Sacrifice hits-Johnson, Nunnallv
Double plays - Brown TO Hcnccs.
lieuccs 10 Swccny 10 Hcngcs Hit bv
pitched hall-lirftcr. Earned runs
Richmond. 5; Newport News, 5 Left
on bases Richmond. Q: Newport News
:. First base on c-rors-Richmond. 4.
Newport News. |. Bases on ballS-of
Eady {. off Brown. i Struck out-by
Eady =: by Brown, 4 Passed Halls--
Rust 90 Time OF game, two hours.
lmpirC. Line.
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INDIANS AGAIN SHUT OUT
FOR THIRD SUCCEEDING
DAY BLANKED BY RED SOX
Athletics Win From Detroit, While
white Sox Take Ono From
lnnl<s, Evening Series.
IBy AssoclatcI Press. |

by .NSSoCINICII T'rcsN.
BOSTON. July 1o.--BoSton made n
four out Of five from Cleveland TODAY
by winning. to o, in five innings. rain
then compelling Umpire Ilildcbrund In
cal, off the remainder of the contrst
WIN ono out in tho fourth Strunk
singled and scored OF Ruth's triple TO
left center, Ruth scoring on White.
mans single to right. Cleveland our
hit Boston. but three double plays aid
ca INC nome team II was the third
time In the series that Il triple by Ruth
resulted in Boston victory. score:
('lcNClnnI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
The Pink OF Perfection.

"FRI1T-H EARTS" is the Pink Of
Perfection in Chewing Gum. E.vcrv-
body is chewing II. It's good. that's
why. All dcalcrS-5c
Made by Frank II. t'lecr Corporation.
Philadcl ph ia.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
GIANTS DEFEAT PIRATES

PITTSBURGH July 10 -Wi!dncss on
nc part Of Slapnlcka and Coms,ock.
i'IitShurgh pitchers contributed to a
New York victory over the home team
today 70 j. Timely hitting by The
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International League

ID. UMoFc. = dorsey CIV. : &c,
game. '''S'
Baltimore, . Jersey City. ! second
Buffalo a. Syracug. pos,oo-.a -,
toronto al Rochester. postponsa
~ >na.ntie Binehsm,oa 8
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
TIGERS LOSE TO ATHLETICS

PHILADELPHIA. July 1O.-Hits bv
and DuSan beat Detroit To-
Continued on Ninth PagcD
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CUBS 'BEsTED BY BRAVES
SECOND DIVISION TEAM
DOWNS LEAGUE LEADERS
Shut, Ont brooklyn In both
Ends of Double Bill-t:iants
Defeat Pirates.
tBy Associated rrcss. ]

CHICAGO. July lo.-Rudolph was in
rare form to-day and Boston won the
frst game of the series from Chicago
10 ]. Carter was hit opportuncly and
was poorly supported. Mann was order
Cd out of the game by Umpire O'Day
Tor disputing decision on strikes.
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Cincinnati.


Brooklyn . 0 q q o o %
Cincinnati .... X
summary Runs l.. Magec go.
Roush Regain. Two-basc hit. Ma
gee. Thrcchase hit---!.. Magcc. stolen
Eases n RouSn. Black burne Sacrifice
hit-Groh. Double Elackburne 10
Chase Left on Brooklyn l.;
Cincinnati ( First or crrors-Cin-
canal > struck out--by Grimes 6
" 10 pitch Re gan. Grimes
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visitors was Il feature OF the game.
pcmarec. moundsman for New York.
held Pittsburgh in check during the
game with the exception of the fifth.
WIS., three errors and four hits re-
suited in (our runs for the Pirates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11

The lady that advertised for n Srr-
want in The Timcs-Dispmtch has one
now. "
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'.t'tI ~
Score by innings r
BROOKLYN . 9 n q q q n o.
Cincinnati ..... xr7
summary: Runs-Roush. chase Grif-
fifth %, : Magcc. Blackburnc. Wingo
Two has" hits-Groh. Johnston. Three
base h!ts--Chasc. :. MaEce. Sacriiice
Ait-RinS. Sacrifice hy-Ring Double
nlays-HinE 10 Black burne TO Chase:
boo!an 70 Olson. Left on Brook
lyr, : Cincinnati. = First on errors
-Circi7nati. !. Bases on hans-off
Ring. :, off Hermann. } Hi,s-off
,oombs, Is In innings: Off Hermann.
IN inning. Hi by nitchc--by Ring
struck out-by Ring. .; by coon, bs
J. Using riirhcr. cnn,nhs
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How They Stand To-Day
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
ruin).
PHILADELPHIA. >: Detroit. I.
New York. J.: Chicago. ).
Nnshinctpn-St. Louis (rninl.
srAADiN. OF THE CLUBS

GAMES TODAY.
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago mt Boston.
81. Louis at PHILADELPHIA.
Clet clund mt New York.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cincinnati. :: BROOKLYN. o tarst Eumc).
Cincinnati. a: SrooiIlNn. Second ramc,.
-. Louis. 4; philadelphia. 3 (nrst camel.
-. Louis =: Philadelphia. (second
Camch.
Chicago. /; if0ston. {.
Fit, Sburch. 4 Ncw York o..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11

Norfolk,

S,cwar, and Cniln.nr ~ name
;terriott. Sacrifice hits-Eare AL
inser ard Ward. SacrificA ffy-I.:rSi-
tooi Double Winchell. rnvInr
, w, 70 Hanratly. struck out-by
nal!s--off Wirche,l G Left on h.S.e
petersburg, &: Norfolk. ( Uln7i-a-
Sha:er. Time OF gane-ioo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11

to Chicago. tho Grand America q Handi.
cap has attracted moro than 500 on
trants.
The Columbus Board OF Trade, In
conjunction with the citizens OF Co.
lumbus. Ga. have offered for compc-
tition a silver loving cup. valued ut
$500. which is to be known as tho
Columbus. Georgia. Cup.r Tho COM
petition Will be open TO amateur trap
shooters, only.
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Score by innings; r.
Philadelphia .......o 3 0 q q q o o o.
81. I.ouis ............0 O q o q 0x-4
summary: RunS-Iuderus. iIcuScl
Cravath. Cruise. Paulettc. Baird. Nc
Henry. Three base hitS-McuSe!, Baird.
stolen basc-Bancroft. Double plays
Bancroft. Hemingway and Ludcrus:
Williams and Hemingway: Fisher
faulettc and Grimm: Amcs and Grimm.
Left on Observation-Disclosures. j: st.
Louis, 6. Bases on balls--om Ocschgcr.
2 off Watson. 3: Amcs. 1; off Davis. l.
Hits-on ocsChEcr. : in 5 innings (none
out in tcurth): off Davis. 0 in . innings:
eff Watson, in . innings Hit bv
pi;chcr-hy oeschger. tMcHcnryl
Continued on Ninth PagcD
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GAMES TODAY.
Boston Mt Chicago.
BrCollNn at Cincinnati.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia mt ST. Louis
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Firms desiring rcsponaiblc clerical,
pntch Mnnt Ads.
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sRattcd for Adams in seventh.
NEniicd tnr Maisnn in s:crenth