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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-22
WORLD SERIES PLANS AWAIT
WAR DEPARTMENT APPROVAL
'work or Fight" Ruling Applies to
Professional Rail- Players
September l..
IDy Associated Press.

CHICAGO, August 2l.--There will be
no announcement of the details for the
world series until Official word is re-
the game, President Ban Johnson, OF
the American League, said tonight.
The details we're worked out at the
meeting of the National Baseball Com
mission in Cincinnati yesterday and
the program was then presented to the
War Department. which has ruled that
me IN w9ak or nght sS 1rder snail apply
September !. President Johnson said
ne expected word from Secretary Bak-
eT within two or three days"
According to tentative plans. 1t Is
proposed TO start the series on Sep
TENDER 1.
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R0AMER BREAKS RECORD
LOWERS RUNNING TIME MADE
% YEARS AGO BY SALVADOR
Andrew Miiler's Great GcldInK Covers
Distance In IA 40. Old Figure
Being iJ5 IL.

= SARATOGA. n, y. August 2l.-
Roamer. Andrew Miller's great seven
year-old gelding. broke salvator's re-
cord FOR the Ellie to-day, running the
The old record was made twenty
eight years ago on Il straight track.
while Roamer's effort to-day was made
on circular track. Salrator's time
was 1885 l q. Each carried the same
weight. ITO pounds.
was II ~, .,2s 40, ;a4a-5. ,4e. .5s.
The plucky gelding ran with ease.
and at no time was 1t necessary for
Andy Shuttinger. his rider. to use the
whip.
Carrying Salvatore old weight. 10
POUNDS. Roamer got away from ~.
Schultz and Lightning. a two-year-ol old
stable mate. was sent to the post to
pace him. But at the drop of the flag
Roamer was gallopiug along at his
best speed from a flying start, and the
pacemaker was far in the rear. His
stride never shortened, and for the en-
tire distance he ran with apparent ease.
The worlds record for mile 1888
l-5. was made by Caiman, four-year
old. at Lingtield. England. in 1900. To-
days performance is the American
record
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-22
Known for so Years rs the Best
Remedy for Rheumatism, Ca
tarrh, Scrofula, Skin
Diseases.

Scientists have discovered that the
forest and the field are abundu ntly
supplied with vegetation of various
kinds that furnish the ingredients for
making remedy for practically every
Ill and ailment OF mankind. Medi-
cines made from roots. herbs and barks
which Nature has placed at the dis
posal OF man, are better than strong
mineral mixtures and concocttons
Mineral medicines work dangerously
on the delicate parts of the system
especially the stomach and bowels, by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-22
Yes, S. S. S. Is Purely Vegetable
Natures Safe Blood Treatment

eating out the lining membrane, pro-
ducing chronic dyspepsia and often
entirely running the health.
S. S. s. Is made entirely of gentle
acting. healing. purifying roots. herbs
and barks. possessing properties that
build up all parts OF the system. in
addition to removing NIL impurities
and poisons from the blood. s. S. s. is
a safe treatment for Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Scrofula, Sores and Ulcers.
Skin Diseases, Blood Poison, and all
disorders of the blood. 1t cleanses the
entire system and it's permanent.
Get s. S. S. at any drug store to-day.
1t Is standard remedy recognized
everywhere as the greatest blood anti
dote ever discovered. II yours isg n
peculiar case write to Medical DIrec-
tor. 442 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
Ga.-Adv
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MILITARY INSTRUCTION
PROVIDED FOR STUDENTS
Department ArrnnEes for Teaching OF
Science OF Wnr In Every College
In Country.

WSHiNGToN. August 2l.-Military
instruction in every college of the
country will be provided students en-
rolling this year.
Under plan drawn up by the War
Department high school graduates
may at the same time continue their
education and receive military training.
stay in college until your country
calls you for service" is the advice
given by the department to students
who are in doubt whether to enter
war service at once or 70 so on with
their education. The War Department
scheme permits them to enter college
and at the same time prepare them
selves for efficient service in case of
cali.
Officials believe that the plan will
have the two-foid purposes of devel-
oping great military asset and pre-
venting indiscrmihate and wasteful
volunteering. Beginning with Septem-
Der. army officers will be assigned
every college having 100 students over
the age of eighteen. and all students
will be requested to join their college
military unit. forming part of the army
Of the United States liable to active
duty at the call Of the President 1t
will. however. be the policy not to call
the students for service until they be-
come twenty-one, except on urgent
necessity.
BY taking advantage OF the combined
military and college education plan,
! the young men OF the country will thus
be serving their nations immediate as
we'll as future needs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-22
YANKEE BOYS WHIP TEUToNs
Few OF Men Who Fought mt Chateau
Thierry Had Ever Been
Under Fire,

BuCIRUS, OHIO, August 21-"Few,
IL any. of the men who gave such a
good account of themselves near Cha
ieau-Thierry had ever been under fire
before, but the Germans received no
sounder thrashins anywhere along tina
fercely contested front than that given
them by our men,"
This sentence is contained In a let
ter from Colonel Edward Nollrath. who
is with the Eighty-second Infantry
brigade. a m rican expeditionary
forces.
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REDS DOWN PHILLlES
LEY Associated Press I

CINCINNATI. August 2l.-Thc bat
ting and base-runninS OF Roush and s.
MaSee were the features OF to-day's
game. which Cincinnati won from
Philadelphia. I to 3, in ten innings In
the tenth. :. Magec singled stole sec
ond and third and scored on Black
burne's sacrifice fly with the winning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-22
Soldier Faint. In Court.

BY falling IN dead faint immed :
lately after his case had been dismiss
ed by Police Justice Crutchfield. Will
liam II. Lyman, soldier stationed at
Newport News and charged with hav-
ing been drunk and disorderly on Mon
day night. caused much excitement in
the police court yesterday morning.
dition by chief city health officer. Roy
*. Flanagan.
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PIRATES DEFEAT BRAVES
lRv Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH. August 2l.-In a game
Interpreted with long hits and errors,
the Pirates defeated Boston this after
noon. to 2. Both pitchers. Nehf and
Miller made errors of judgment which
COS; runs. The later was on second
when Leach got his second .rirle in
tie seventh lining. and after ruiting
raS' third. ret'lned to touch the btsG.
He was put out at the plate, with Leach
right behind him. Score:
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.sIckcd, Dor an po,,ce,,n

, IT'S dog having rectnly attacked Po-
iiceman c. +; Blanton, James King.
given by Justice Crutchhcld yesterday
morning twenty-four hours in which to
dispose of the beast. Blanton declar-
eu mat he had been attacked in the
street and that. when he drew his stick
70 defend himself, King had "sicked"
the dog upon him
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Here and There
With Carlo"
Alta Eye,

Alta Eye!
Pep 1t up! That's tho eye!
Just before your rivals kick.
Run around with nervous strides:
Lumber up and be darned quick!
Give your mates final whack;
Pep II up! Get on your toes
In sweat to run II back
Just before the whistle blows.
Pep 1t up! That's the stun!
Just before the boches come.
Prime yourself to let 'em have
Stiff arms in their bloated tum.
On your toes. Get cooked and set
to spill their tacklers ON the sod.
We will cheer your run, you bet
Bless you as you gain each gard!
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RICHMOND T1MEs-D1sPATCH: THURSDAY AUGUST e. 1918

base hits--Konetchy. Rawlings. Three
base hits-iierzog. Leach t2). South
worth Cutshaw. Stolen base-Taggert
Sacrihce hit-Mckechnie. Left on
base on errors-Eoston. l.. Bases on
balls-oT Nehf. |; Miller. 4. Hit by
pitcher-by NJ Ter tChadbourne).
Struck out-Miller L. Wild pitch
Miller.
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shurm Given Preliminary H.,r,nr

Inc case OF John |. Shurm, charged
with having attempted to criminally
assault a siNteen-year-old girl Satur-
Gay Gay night on the road between Seven
iiminary hearing yesterday morning
before the Hastings Court. Part i, but
day. Inc next hearing will take placa
within few days. Justice Sunday de-
ciared last night. Shurm's bail was
extended yesterday
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WORK Is A HARDSHIP
BiilInrd Champion. Ordered To Get
busy, Says lie HIM Never Per
formed any Labor.

NEW YORK. August 2l.-Dcfcnding
sential occupation. according to the
draft board in whose Jurisdiction Will
or resides. Willie has been ordered to
find job. otherwise he Will be enroll
ed in Glass "A OF the draft lie has
appealed TO the district board on the
ground that change of employing mt
would be a hardship, as he is not fitted
for labor. never having performed any
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-22
RED sOx WIN FROM BRAVES
lBy AssocIatcd rress 1

BOSTON, August 2l.--Boston won tho
iirst game Of the series from ST. Louis
to-day. TO j. although outhit Soth-
boston made three runs and two hits.
one q scratch single by Shean on a
right center by Coffcy. In the sixtb
Sothoron, filled the bases by ISSUING
two passes and hitting Mclnnis. Scott's
sacrihce ny To Demmitt And the latter's
bad throw then allowed two runs TO
score. The score:
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ATHLETICS BEST CHICAGO
lRy As.oclatcd rrors.1

PHILADELPHIA, August 2l.--Iieavy
hit'ing by Walker and Burns boa, CT
cote to-day. and the Athletics won the
nrst game Of the series with Chicago
' 10 i. Chicago tied the score in The
seventh when three hits filled tho bases
Schalk sacrifice fly driving in Gam
nil The visitors again filed the bases
IN the ninth. but Perry famed Pinch
Litter Jacobs with three pitched balls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-22
CUBS TROUNCE GIANTS
CHICAGO TAKES CONTEST
FROM NEW YORK, 9 TO z
Pirates best Braves, Cardinals Dcfent
brooklyn and Reds Win
From Phlllics.
TBy Associated Press.

U f'' NssOCIhteu Pres5.I
CHICAGO. August 2l.-Chicaro In
creased it's lead on New York 10 day
TO ten and one-haif games by defeat
Ing the visitors . TO in the first game
OF the series. New Yorks crratic
fielding. coupled with the opportune
hitting and daring base-runnihE BY
Chicago. enabled them to win easily
behind Tyler's fine pitching and sup
nort. Score:
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YANKS DOWN TIGERS
tRy Associated rr.,s,

NEW YORK. August 2l.-New York
defeated Detroit in the first game of
their series here to-day 10 .. The
second inning hit safely off Dauss, Mo-
Gridge cleaning the bases with a two
base hit. Score:
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NINE

] /. d 10 !
rortant than most shooters realize.
Many hunters. who take great pride iir
the bore of their rifle barrel and In
keeping tho slightest spcck OF rust from
any metal part. do not seem to care 8
hang about what happens TO the wood
parts of a gun, SO long as they do not
fall of entirely. The scratched. loose.
warped and dried-out stock Is an all
oo-frequent sight" 4@t
Women trapshooters on the Pacific,
coast are mighty capable performers
and seem to have the. edge on their
eastern sisters. Take, for instance. the
shooting OF Mrs. c! A. O'Connor. OF
Spokane, Wash. in the Inland Empire
handicap, which she won from a field
of 100 men by breaking forty-nine out
Of fifty targets. And then we find Mrs.
c. K. Groat shooting through the Pa.
c'fic coast handicap with an average Of.
better than ninety-three on 900 tar.
gets. And there are number OF other
fair Dianas on the west coast who are
above
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SCOTE by IHTINSS. r.
New York ......l 0oOI O o %
Chicago ...........3l O2120O -
Summary: Runs-Burns (2), Flack
go, Hollocher. Mann go. Deal. O'Far-
rel. Tyler. Two-base hits-OFarrell,
Pick. Thrce-base hit - Hollocher
Stolen Observation-Disclosures. Mann. Pick,
Deal: Doyle. Sacrifice hits-Hollocher.
Flack. Paskert. Tyler. Double plays
TO Merkle. Left on bases-ChicaEo, S.:
New York. 8. First base on errors
Chicago. 3. Base balls-on Tyler
3. Schupp, 3; Perritt, l. Hits-off Per-
iitt. 8 in 4; Schupp. in T. Struck
out-by Tyler, /. Winning pitcher, Ty-
Ter. Losing pitcher, Perritt
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DODGE'S PERISC0PE TAKES
TW0-YEAR-OLO EVENT
Kentuckinn's Recent Purchase Proves
Winner-Miss Harris NJ. Equals
Track Record.
(By Associated Press. ]


POUGHKEEPsIE. y. Y. August 21.-
John L. Dodge. owner of the Holly
rood Farm at Lexington, KY, drove his.
in "The Liberty two-year-old trot in
the Grand Circuit races here today.
periseops broke IL the frst heat, which
second heat furnished a close finish be-
tween Periscope, Brusiloff and Princess
finish. Periscope led all the way In the
third heat and won handily He was
purchased by Mr.. Dodge this week from
cox Rusy Won La$F sc dxeP BY Maer e
took the first heat in 2:oS IA, but coSs
mount beat her half Length in the
by a more comfortable margin. the
time again being 2:o5 81.
free rhf5 or ali pss ny MISS Hst in sh hs
Ben Earl and the latter was no match
for the mare Distance was waived in
Harris NJ out in 200 "a. which equals
the track pacing record made two years
Edna E ariy prov Dsief the best Of the
e:lI PAGERS. winning all three heats.
The attendance was the largest OF
,ht week.
Summarizes:
-year-old trottcrs-Thc Liberty:
purse. $1,000: two in three:
Princess Etawah twhite). .....I 3 I
Dorothy Day tMurphy) .......T 3
Harvest Star started. Time 2:1o ia:
2:l01-4; 2:13.
2:06 trotting: the Knickerbocker;
purse. $4,000; three heats.
Busy's Lassie tCoX). / 1
Ina Jay tMurphy) ............1 . 8
Royal Mac Murphy). ..........3 3 .
Ross B. tWrigh) .......6 D
Bresc!a tRoGncy) ....4 &
AL Mack. Esperanza, Bacelli and Zom-
.ect started. Time, 200 3-4 2:o5 81:
2:05 "a.
Freefor all pace; purse, $1,000: two
in three:
Miss Harris NJ. tMurphy) ........1 /
Ben Earl (Coakley) o .
Time, 2:06 3-4; 900 "a.
2:l7 pacing; purse. $1,000; three
Edn Early (White), .......1 /
Cochato Banks tValentine). . ;
Peter Ellicott (McDonald). .....3 B =
Easter Night tCoX) ...........4 dis.
Judge Sale Pittsman). ........ dis.
Time. 2:oS 81; 2:07 Ia; 2:l4 "a.
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Philadelphia.

Philadelphia OOe0l 30.-i
Summary: Runs = Gandi. Walker
CD. Jameson. Burns Two-basc hit
Walker. Home run-Burns stolen
basc--kopp. Sacrifice hts--Iiebold.
kopp. Sacrifice fy-Schalk. Left on
bases Chicago, s; Philadelphia. $.
Bases on balls-on Cicotte. ! {: off Perry,
2. Struck out-by Cicotte, 6; by
Perry, ].
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Arrivals Oversee,

arrival overseas OF William H. Oliver.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Bell. of Whining
arrival overseas of their son, CorporaI
= ames Is. Bell. Jr., formerly at Camp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-22

To buy or sell. exchange or trade,
Want Ads are the
Sniesmen efficient. Call Randolph 1.
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Detroit ..............0 l 000100O-2
New York .........0 5 0 10000 IS
Summary: Runs-Cobb. Veach. Pratt
Fourier. Hyatt. Peckinpaugh. Walters
Two-base hits-Mogridge, Giihooley
Double plays-Bush and Young: Mo-
gridge. Pratt and Fournier. Left on
bases-New York, 3; Detroit T. Bases
on balls-off Mogridge. l: G. Jones. 2
out in second); off c. Jones. 3 in in
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ST. LOUIS BEsTs BROOKLYN
10y Associated press.l

ST. LOUIS. August 2l.-Doak held
Brooklyn to five hits to-day. while ST.
Louis punched hits off Robertson In the
first, NTH and seventh and won, 3 to
l. Score:
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HeathCote. Gonzales TWO base hits =
Olson. Double plays-Olson and
Daubert: Robertson, Olson and Daubelt
Left on bases-Brooklyn, 10: st. Louis
5. First base Oh crrors-Brooklyn g.
Base on balls-of Doak, ]. Hit by
pitcher-by Doak Oison and DauberO.
Struck Cut-hY Doak, 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-22

Where is that keen spirit which used
to be SO apparent during the early
stages of the City Bankers League?
Nc one seems to know the answer to
this question. except the bankers
themselves. the majority of whom aver
mat streak OF bad luck has descend
league. They imply that the leading
aggregation. the First National. has
been about the only one not to have
odus OF the ,hank employees from the
banks into the service. This fact. they
declare. has tended to materially low
end. incidentally, the interest OF the
payers in the circuit.
Hughie Ful.erton declares that the
men who, by their frequent disputes
and numerous allegations. are helping
TO disrupt wartime baseball and make
IT more and more unpopular in the
eyes of the public, should retire. Sure,
And large onion. eaten slowly, will
completely remove the trace Of vanilla
Ice cream from the breath.
You can't dispute either fact. Only
can the garrulous gentlemen ever be
induced to quit while there is a none
tary consideration lying around loose?
mats the question. question that can
ne solved only by some scheme such as
forming professional circuit to play
for the amusement of the soldiers IA
the training camps and proposing to
work couple of months gratis
From what can be learned as regards
the plans of the Richmond prep schools
this fall, it looks pretty certain that
ali OF them will put forth good elevens
and that the race for the prep grid
championship will once more make
things hum.
John Marshall. it Is said, will lose
very few letter men. Benedictine and
McGuire's have to report that the foot
ball outlook Is very good. when war
conditions are taken into considera-
ion.
9, 10 .pata" VI ~! rtae or shotgun.
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summary: Runs--Austin. Strunk t2),
Ruth, Coney Two-b base hits-Demmitt
CD. lIendryX. Austin Three-ba hit
-S,runk. Home run-Coffey Sacri-
ficc hit-Ruth Sacrifice nies-So;horon
scott. Double play-Dcmmitt TO Sis
ton. {. Bases on balls-of Sothoron
3; OF Mays, .. Hiis-on So,horon. .
IN innings: OFF iiouck, = in inning
Hit by p!tchcr-by Sothoron. tMc-
Innis). Struck out-by Sothoron, .: By
Mays. !. Losing pitcher. Sothoron.
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" nShfnStOn.
SBatted for Matteson in seventh

TVT
-. score by innings: Il.
N!tveiand ......... 20Ol IL
ashinston ....... y 00l - o---3
summary: Runs-t;rancy! Halt. Tur-
i ner %. O'Ncil, Shanks. Ansmith t2J
,-Graney. Shanks. Shapmnn. Sacrifice
nv -, johnson. Sacrifice flies - l.ayuu.
.,oVcIeskic. Double piay--Schulte to
Washington. .. First base on errors.
teFeiand. j. Base on balls-off Nor
u ,on' !; OF Harper, /. H;ts-oT Har-
innings: off Hovlik. In . innings;
on Morton. 4 In 3 innings: off Cove
t.eskie. In 4 innings. Hit by pitcher
Morton. a. by Harper. !: by CoveIeskic.
= by Hovlik. /. Wild pitch-Iarper.
winning, pitcher, Mo ton; losing
pitcher, Harper.
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-
'Batted for Nehf in ninth
Tran for Crandall in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Boston -. .00l10O 00-o
Pittsburgh ..... ...1 } O 80
Summary: Runs-Chadbourne, Rawl-
inSs. Leach, Cutshaw, Schmidt Two.
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First National Agnin Defeat. American,

The First National nine again put
the steam roller over the American
National yesterday to the tune Of ~
to 4. The Americans have been chesty
for the last two weeks. going around
bhragsing they, We're going to beat the
First National They signed up Mac
PITT. but he couldn't do It all BY him:
self. Both pitchers were off color
Baldwin walking fourteen and hitting;
FIVE men; Garter walked nine and hit
seventh. but in this inning, the Ameri-.
cans car; went up in the air, as they usual
the ball around too carelessly. The
features OF the game were the one
hand catch of Sammy Crane in right
Pitt. )
I The score r. n. 70.
First National Bank
- o o 9 2 '-12 Il
American Bank
% o 1 Q o o OIL g
Summary: Home runs-Pitt: three
base hits.Mooretield; two-base hits
Moorefield (2); Pitt. Base on balls
Carter. 0: Baldwin, IA. Struck out
by Carter, 9; Baldwin, 0. Umpire-Mil-
Ter.
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Economy demands TINT you turn
thnt old furniture into cash. 4 Tines
Dispatch Want AID will sell 1t for you
ut n good price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-22
INDIANS BEST NATIONALS
CLEVELAND TAKES FIRST
Of SERIES AT WASHINGTON
Athletics Best White sox. Ynnk, De-
ieat Tigers, ind Red Sox
Down BROWNS.
by Associated Press. |

iby Associated Prcss.l
"AsHlNGTON. August 21.-Superior
n'.ehins enabled Cleveland to win the
afst game Of the series from Washing
'''h To-day. to 3. The score:
Cleveland
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J. HENRY BURNETT ELECTED
MERCER BUSINESS MANAGER
Richmond College OmcIaI Chosen for
Important Place In Georgia
COLLEGE.

According to dispatch received last
night from Macon. Ca, j. Henry Bur
nett. Of Richmond College. has just
been elected business manager OF Mer-
Ger College at that place.
For fifteen years Mr.. Burnett was
connected with the Baptist Book Con-
Germ. Of Louisville. during ten years
or which he was manager. For nine
years he was business manager of Ten
nessee College at Murfreesboro. Dur
ing the past two years. Mr.. Burnett
has been connecte1 with Richmond Col
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InteruntionalI enu,,e

International League
Go. Si'S'
At Buffalo, /; Rochester. O.
a. Toronto. 1913: Hamilton, Al
mo other games schedulcd)
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GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at PHILADELPHIA,
Detroit at New York
st. Louis at Boston.
Cleveland ut Washing OH,
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How They Stand To-Day
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESUEHs.
rhilndclphia. 4; Chicago. 1.
New. York. .: Detroit, =.
Washington. 3: Cleveland. o.
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nings: OFF Kallio. in innings. Struck
out-by Mogridge 3: Z. Jones, g. Los
ing patchcr-Dauss.
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Pearce. Groh. Roush t2). S. Magee.
Two base hits-Roush. Cirihith. Three
base hit-Roush. Stolen bases-RouYh,
5. Magee t2), l.. Magee. Eller. Sacrifice
hits. Magee. Sacrifice lies.-Black-
burne. Meusel. HogG. Double plays
Blackburne to S. Magee to Wingo: Will
iiams TO Adams; Pearce to Bancroft TO
Luderus. Left on bases-philad elphit,
Q: Cincinnati. 10. First base on errors
Philadelphia. l. Bases on balls-o.f
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RATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Pittsburgh. 3; iioston. 9.
CnClnnutI. 1; Philulelphin z
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Timcs-Dispntch Want ADJ ure de-
pendable, that's why Thousands OF nd
rertlsers ind them profitable.
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GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY.
New York mt Chicago.
brooklyn ut ST. Louis,
Boston at Pittsburgh
philadelphia at Cincinnati
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The stock OF rifle or shotgun"
gays Pete" Carney. els lot more i'm