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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-12-23

Yesterday afternoon, Eugenia Smith
and Jane Kollock entertained thirty
two of their little friends at matinee
party at the opera house-"Mrs. Wigs
of the Cabbage Patch" Following
there was luncheon and Christmas
games at the formers home, DR.. and
Mrs. S. NJ b. Smith, SIS Fourth street.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-12-23

At the First German NJ E. church,
Rev. E. W. Elske will hold services at
$3.50 a. m. which will be in German.
AT 1850 q. m. the second services
win be In English. A program will be
given Christmas eve at 1880.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-12-23

At 1000 a. m. Christmas day. the
Rev. E. C. Grauer will hold services at
St Pauls church Communion will al
so be distributed at this service. A
program viii be given Christmas Eve.
at 1880 O'CLOCK. The program will also
be repeated Friday at 1000 a. m.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-12-23
Commnnitx Tree

The Elks will have a Community
Christmas tree as usual. 1t will be
lighted up Christmas Eve. They have
beautiful and attractive tree. There
will be no program this year ON ac-
count of the disastrous fire in the
Elks' club house recently
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-12-23

Wednesday evening. Jan. z, the
American Legion will give a dancing
party at Eagles hall. The affair will
be in the form of mask ball. APP
propriate prizes will be given for the
best masked couples, individuals and
groups.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-12-23

Mrs. S. NJ Quaw and Mrs. ]. r.
Brushert entertained at the home of
sae latter Friday afternoon compli-
mentary to Mrs. C. H. Peth who eS-
poets to leave for California the first
of the year. At five o'clock a lunch
was served covers being laid for four
teen. Christmas motifs were carried
out in the table decorations. Mrs.
Peth was presented with gift.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-12-23
REPORT OF FEDERATED
CHARITIES

The following is the report of the
Federated Charities for the month of
November 1913
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-12-23

Capt. E. j. Dawley will be united in
marriage to Miss Marion Aldrich
Webster, ON New Years day at
Attleboro, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs E. c..
Dawley will depart the latter part of
the week to attend the wedding.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-12-23

Mac Alexander, son of Taylor Alex
ander of this city, will be united in
marriage with Miss Edna Council of
Aurora, ILL.,, on Christmas day. They
will come to Wausau for a brief visit
after which they will go to Fort
Worth, Texas, where they will make
their home Mr.. Alexander is en-
gagged in that city with the lumber
firm of the Alexander Lumber COM
pany.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-12-23

Christmas morning at Trinity Luth-
eran church there will be two services.
The first will be at $50 and will be
in German. The second will be at
10:45 in English. Rev. Beterman's sub
ject will be THE Birth of the Savior"
Christmas eve there will be pro-
gram at 700 at the church. There
viii also-be services at $3.50 a. m,
Dec %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
SARATOGA RESULTS

S"ndy, Scat - G.icej. II To- 10. ''a'r ,s +
T., v. nitt. bayiG i!trUrn. I0g fMcAtc-J
80 ~" up y - !. h"tnud. Fvrrgav I'D
,iIr'!. u !" z. ~ b. to z ih,rh i,n,
ii.,,.I,i," ,,f"l'nG. Round EohIn. Cantnin
i,nDN; Maif Wet Victor s. Furi1ugh
'"itfi' %. b'yuhild .l.D Tan :"
~ I"i."h EHb!u cDDni"liDw IA TDia-
,W.:l. - I. 10 {. OUT hry,: f,r,cr Tia
,''"'$i. :" !. - / 10 10 second
'N,ihy. ~ 'iiDHnrij. 10 / 2 ~ Ia
."tiH Tim" ~" IL. Harwn.d b Irga.
n #i,i'%p hnnagan nls turlenrs
80 :. 20 : ntai fi"n G'"Dr liz tt,yk.It. !
~ j. 2 20 A, 10 g. se,oni ANY Kriiy liz
-'ah'|j ~ -. q 70 O. ] TO g. ,hiri RIM"
.!t Ilobirh Hidnighi Hun S;Innm,1
t'., .i"f t!"uIpipii. tpVflEni,, War (;nJ
H.,h queen H!HD ran
.,,a ',Il'i,ah , a.. ,!tee. ye.ar,oIhs Mohawk.
~ - z. out. s"cpnI To,i"y 81 fJ.oyI.I
g.v -" J, "u'. thirj Time. I.ti a.s
Ifr rao' nm" mile I.Dacit,r. II, tr,
~ D., - no. 10 :. ~ g. rrat captain
..,.E" ~ piyYi"l 10 10 !. Z 10 l. . 10 b.
r. ',nH "ffT,t 10 G.n,eIhsmnan). %, 10 ].
y.'gn jtn'. VIZ Tax iI,n b"drh, .eIie
IT",r'. Hrh Hcn"!rY. GInipner. stitch In
Fr'h rare -'wD y"ar.1l1 ,nai1-n mile.
iHlnrEH Precious zeal. iit fHur-
yi.H'! ~ >" J. - J. ~ e. ntn,: swirl,
- 'FaHtrpihrrb. ~ l. z 10 J. even,
|," aHrnr 3in,. ~ 'AcA,ro :. 10 {.
'hT var hcoDmDii. anne Chlcg. Waterainort
a'ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
Ruth Has Shattered
Record for Home Runs

when babe Ruth, the sIuEEer ex-
trnordinnry. made home run OF
Dick Kerr, the young houthpnT, mt
EomInkey Pnrk Thuradny. he
shattered nm American League
regard TINT stood for nearly sevcn-
teen yenrs.
Bnck In 1902, "sock." SeyboId,
mndr sixteen circuit nmnshc. during
the "ourn~ R the srnson. Ituth's
homer on ThuTsdny wnn his seven
ternth OF the 1910 campaign, and
his thirty-Hevcnth In the American
LenEu~.
Ruth Inns stiII n little why to go
10 reach Crnvnth's mark, ,nndc In
He's Inndc tw-nty-fOur hOmers that
yrnr. The National League record
In twenty-five, held by Buck Free
uinn.
Here ix how Ruth set new mnrk
Tor hom~rs In the American Lrngue,
Aprii 2t-on MoRridEe, Ynnks.
Mny 2o--0n Davenport, HrOSns.
June S--On Dnu,s. Tisers.
June i7-On Morton. indinns.
jane 2t-On Hobertn0n, Senators.
June "t--On Shnwk~y, Ynnks.
July 5-t2)-On JOHNSON. Attn
| irtics.
July iO-On Shock~r. Browns.
July i%--On Dnnforth, white SoK.
! July iS--t.)--On Jnnprr-Mycr, In
dinns.
| July 2i-On I:hmkr, Tigers.
July 21--On shnwkry. Ynnks.
July xD-Or Leonard, Tigers.
August ton Kerr, White aoH.
| Hnfh's home runs In American
LsnRu~-IOi6, ~ 1919. g, 1917, q
1913. ~ 1910. II. Total. 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
STARS OF COURT ENTERED
FOR SINGLES TOURNAMENT
former American Champions. .Japnnese,
inns TO Coinnetn amrn,t .,I
INV Associa,cd DC,

NEW YORK. August ls.-with the
reading lawn tennis players Of America.
Australia and Japan entered. the dra ~ ,
ING Ior tn" thirty-ciEhth annual ma :
,lonai singles championship tourna-
inent was made mere today
The luck of the blind draw distrib-
utcd the l2S entrants with fair rcgu-
!arity throughout the eight si3tcens
and with an occasional exception the
leading experts should advance several
rounds without serious opposition i'm
me matches which begin at Forest
HIS. l.. l.. August %.
Every section Of the United States
is represented by its foremost racuuc,
stars. while Canada and England each
has one entrant.
All four Australians, Norman T.
l!rookcs. Gerald Patterson. II. "
Thomas and Randolph Lycctt, will com
pete, az well as Ichyia Kumagae and
;. Eashio. the Japanese stars.
Former American champions include
X. Lindicy Murray, r. Norris Williams
~. William NJ. Johnston and Maurice
T.. Mclaughlin. while almost every
runncr-u and the ranking tens OF
recent years are entered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
CHRIST0-COLA DEFEATED
EASILY BY BRAUERlTES
Dahn HurIs Classy Bnil, While Taylor
Wcakcns and IL Driven From
Box in Fifth.

Christo-C Cola was completely out
played by the Brauerites Yesterday
afternoon at Byrd Park, in the frst of
the games to be played off for the
championship of the Athletic League
Buck Taylor, Christo-Cola's main
stay, was batted to al corners of the
field and retired in the NTH inning in
favor of Williams, who finished up the
game in good style.
"Tuggy' stuart led the onslaught for
Tor the Brauerites. getting three
drives out of four times at bat, while
PoNeu, Turner and CAPTAIN Beck
welded a nasty stick, each getting two
hits
sunny" Smith pulled off a sensa
tional one-hand stab of Becks drive
to the right garden, and saved the
mighty Buck" from a greater defeat
as he robbed the Brauerite OF a home
run.
Too much credit cannot be given
preston Dahn for his masterful pitch
ing. Not man passed second base
and only one scratch hit was made off
him until the eighth inning. when he
let UP and gave his opponents a look
In.
The whole Rrauer team put un 4
stellar brand of ball. and bid fair to
cop the championship of the Athletic
League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
THREE TIE IN GOLF PLAY
OUIMET, THOUGH ILL, GETS
THROUGH OPENING ROUND
Withdrawal From National Amateur
Tourney would Prevent Meeting
With "ChICk0 EHunh.

PITTSBURGH. August 1s.-A triple
tie for the best medal score resulted
today in the thirty,si hole qualifying
round for the national amateur golf
championship tournament at the Oak
mont Country Club.
James $ Manion. public-links
player OF st. Louis: David Heron, of
Oakmont. and Paul Tewkcsbury. of
Aronimink, turned in the lowest score
Robert T. Jones. Jr.. of Atlanta,
turned in a card of 159; Louis Jacoby.
Of Charlotte. n. c., made l65. as did
Nelson ,Whitney Of New Orleans. and
These were the only Southern players
to qualify.
rFancis Ouimet. OF Woodland. barred
since 1916 by a United States Golf
the day while i'll. In order not to lose
his first opportunity Of gaining the
amateur an title ouimet was attended
round. He turned in card OF So
Charles Evans. Jr.. of Edge water.
had card OF l61; Jerome Travers,
ner, Buffalo. l6S w. G. Fowncs, OF
Oakmont, made l62.
Hard Rain Mars Playing.
The hopes of many golfers were
washed away by the hard rain that
fell almost necessarily until evening.
play-of u. w. Armstrong, of Oak
mont, and ]. y. Storms, Jr. of Nassau.
won the TWO remaining places in the
matcn-play rounds.
If Ouimet continues play tomorrow
it will be against the advice Of two
physicians who were called to attend
him. They said that he ought not to-
attempt the long grind Of the national
championship Mrs. Ouitmet said tina,
her husband was determined to play if
ne had strength enough to swing a
club. ="
ouimet contracted a cold and tom
silitis while playing at New London.
Conn. week ago Sunday. He felt i'm
the long automobile trip to Pittsburgh.
According to members of the party
who travelled with him. Ouimet has
been fighting off 4 cold ever since he
left New London.
Would Dccrenne interest.
II Ouimet is forced TO withdraw Il
VIII take away considerable interest
from the tournament. as the golfers
or America have waited a number of
years 10 witness the the result, OF n
national championship in which the
Woodland Club player and Charles
tGhickD Evans. Jr., were contestants.
me pairinSs for the first round of
beats Armstrong and ouimet beats
Cleary in the first round the two stars
will meet in the second round Wedncs
day.
Earrings: upper half-Jones VS..
Manion. Marston vs. Robert Gardner.
reacocl Travers VS. Waldo. Maxwell
Long. White VS.. Hoffner, Bankhard VS.
W. Fowncs. o.
Lower half-Woolworth vs.. whitney.
thompson vs.. Jacoby. Stearns VS..
Bockencap. w. II Gardner VS.. Heron
Anderson VS.. Plat, Dean vs.. Eewkes,
bury. Evans VS.. Armstrong;; Ouitmct
vs. Cieary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
SARATOGA ENTRIES TODAY

FRS, racc-for two-y ear-oids Ave fur
lonEs-Sadi. -. los: Retrieve. loc: JUS,
Fancy. lI2; Star Court. 100: American SOL :
der lo3: Destruction, IG: SImplc;on. loo
, ,as 1903; Squire, Charlie; los: Air RID.
Bridge Player, Ic6. Royal Duck. iI5: North.
ern Belle. I0s: Dame. los.
Second racc-s"ilinE. for three ycar-oId S
and up. one n.lc-Frogtown. los; Glare
Martin 81: Arravan. 90: Mandarin. III:
Rally Mooney. lo5; Damrosch. lcG. Norma n
100: Rapid Day. 100: Ge1. 100; Buiidozc
II; Fiscr. no: Matinee Idol. 1902: Happy
Valley. So: Monomny. loi. Dorcas ioa:
African Arrow. los: Tailor Maid SIS:
S,raiE h,forwaEd 80: Celtic. 81: Grumpy. Il6:
Third race-for three odds. one mile
rus. 100: ,nrIdcsman. loa. over There. 10.
Mormon Elder. 100: Crystal Ford. 40.
Fourth racc-Grsh Rag handicap for two
ycar-olas six fGrlonss- iO5:
kinnon l2i: Flare Tn. lo.; Head over
Heel. lis: Truly Rural. III: Herd Girl. lOI:
CIcopatra. III; Cinderella. li5: Tour Jours.
los iIlrrim. 100 Can;a!n Alcock. 10:
hIaacs. l2s: Star court Court h ios' i"''sh' i-''
Fifth Face selling. for thrce-ycar-oid ard
M. ono mile and a quartcr--Commc ca los
Queen OF: tho Sea, 40: Jim Dinney. I2o:
Romeo. %: lnvry. los: Captain Hodge. lo7 :
Kilkenny llT; iionEk"nG. 95: Pictor lol.
sixth rhc"--for maiden FLIES nd gcldinr =
, M -ycar:"Ids. six fuII2nss.Cock, o the
over tho Tor. ITO: Mistake. iio Nannettc
Eiaoh io5 los. Fer Fair. i5 Banaris. los
Weather cloudy: track heavy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
Bender Picked Lobert
When He Caught Rivct

On" day last season down In IN"
li". island ship!ard. where chief
H'"'cr was managing the bn.cb!. 1
TENN, III" prrhrnt pilot of the Kirh-
Hond club happened to near the
Nih" Of ~ vessel which was being
""hNtru"i"d, when Sc glanced an
ana saw fciiUN far M In ia.
steel pr""!pic" rrnrh out and grub
" whii"-h"t rivri Ia II sninI pail
"~ II was tossed from til" fnrg"
ihiriI fcci nwDS v.r,~ IL had been
hrnicG.
Mice catch" SEIZED n,c CEI.f
-" band -i"gg.d ruy up ii,-r~.
did YOU rNcr ola! bali. I'm looking
TOR hcidrr.'
"N"Tnc,' Yelled bnck the how
irEE'd, "vrraii-rind one.
ONE down minute" cuii.d tn,
Chief.
The fellow clad In nv~rniIs de-.
seconded IrinninE brnndI,
"hrii", 'hi"f" he .nid, "hD,, nrr
"H"ii". ii"nus," cried III. Chicr. de-
'Ght"d, "'.ucss rnni nick the IN. eli ,
, ~" by the why ynu grabbed ,bnt
NOT one Sou were there Came n,,,
h''"r work md practice Win IN,
=" the Hog Island tenn gnt u n.,,
t"'f" hns'mhn--fiOnus l. q he
former rhi1lir, Ginnt md urd. ma
h"idrr 81 the world, reco,u t,.
rsrciinE the bnse-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
TURNER AND HANSON WILL
WRESTLE AT BROADWAY
Grapplers Have Not Mct in Richmond
Tor Several Yenrs and Fans
showing Interest In Match.

Professor Bobby Mainfort. head Of
a physical culture school at Charlottes-
VIE and instructor in wrestling at the
University OF Virginia. will referee
the hnish match between Fritz Hanson
ana John Turner in the Broadway Attn
letic Arena Thursday night. Being a
wrestler himself. Mainfort Is well
ntted for the job he will fiji when
Both Turner and Hanson have had
an even break in recen, battles here
with Jene WesteEard and past per-
formances go TO show that the three
Erapplers arc most evenly matched
lianson's last match here was with
Westegard. whom he defeated In "A
previous battle. the Dane won from
the Wilmington grappler.
several years have elapsed since
Turner and Hanson last wrestled be-
fore Richmond audience They
figured in contests at the Old Broad
many OF the fans probably remember
the thrills which were furnished in
their battles. Both men retain their
laurcls AS stars OF the middlewcight
division after many years Of hard ser
vice in the mat game.
The wane OF the season for out door
graphing contests is entirely free
from any loss in public interest on
the contrary. the crowd which wit
messed the Turner Westegard match
last Friday night was easily the lar
evidence that the game is winning
more followers to its side.
Women will be admitted free to the
match Thursday night and this custom
Will continue in vogue at the Broad
way for the rest of the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
What Is Rheumatism?
Why Suffer from 1t?

turks and which is not effected by
salves and ointments. 1t is important
that you rid yourself OF this terrible
disease before it goes too far. S. S. s.
is the blood cleanser that has stood
the test OF time. having been in con-
slant use for more than fifty years
1t will do for you what it has done for
thousands of others. S. S. S. is guaran-
teed purely vegetable. it will do the
work and not harm the most delicate
stomach.
Write the physician OF this Company
and let him advise with you. Advice
is furnished without charge. Address
Swift Specific Co.. 253 Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
GREAT CROWDS ATTENDED
Top Notch Figure Reached in Detroit
When $1,000 Saw Tigers md
ScnntorH Plny.

NEW YORK. August 18.-Thesc are
days Of the unusual crowds record
crowds, in fact. along the ma jor league
circuits. Only few days ago the
greatest throngs In New York base
hall history gathered at the Polo
Grounds to see Giants and Reds in a
double header.
Sunday the top mark was reached in
Detroit when $1,000 gathered to see
Tigers play Senator'S. and another
record was reached at ST. Louis when
1000 attended the double header be-
tween Red SoX and Browns.
During their recent home stand at
the Polo Grounds the Yankees sur
passed all previous attendance figures
with $4,000 for Sunday game and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
INDIANS lose OPENER, 81
COOLERS TIE SCORE IN
FIFTH AND WIN IN SIXTH
Scnnlon Pitches Fine Game. but Base
on Balls. Sacrifice and single
Net Winning: Run.
Especial to The Times-pisratch,l

PETERSBURG. VA, August lS.-AL
Ortiz was given an ovation when he
announced The batteries for the game
between Petersburg and Richmond this
afternoon. and his presence added 10
the interest felt IN the game.
For the frs; time in the history Of
baseball III Petersburg. not Il kick was
registered on any decision rendered Ivy
the umpire. ana even fans failed 10
find fault with his calling OF balls and
strikes.
Iariscy and scanlon were the oppos-
Ink pitchers. ana both pitched in fine
form
Fay and Abbott earned tho only Two
runs Richmond made during the game.
Petersburg scored in the first on an
error by Baker. a sacrifice by Me-
Connect and single by Blackwell. In
The afth Petersburg tied the score ON
a hit by Mcconnell and i three ba EEer
by Hitler. aud took the cad in the
sixth. when Purcell. the first man up.
walked, took second on Grocty's saCri-
ice and scored on Cashom's single to
center.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
Sufferers Should Realize That
1t Is a Blood Infection and Can
BE Permanently Relieved.

Rheumatis means that the blood
has become saturated with uric acid
poison.
IT does not require medical advice
to know that good health is abso-
Iutcly dependent upon pure blood.
When the muscles and joints become
sore and drawn with rheumatism, 1t Is
not wise thing to take little salve
and by rubbing 1t on the sore spot. e1-
pcct to get rid Of your rheumatics.
You must go deeper than that, down
deep into the blood where the poison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
INTEpSATIoE.I

Reading Toronto. First game post
poned. rain.
Toronto. 5; Reading. l. (Second
Bame.)
Runalo-Jers.v CIV p.j,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19

Two generations ago the sensation
or the Ringing world was Johnny ward.
Pitching Cor Providence in 1879 he
won SiNty-Hve games for the remark
aoic average or .7o2. In all baseball
history only two men--Charles Rad
LL.nnilnucd OH Tcnih pacel -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
WASHINGTON.

Totals ...25 . Totals 81 o
Score by innings: r
Washington .......1 OIL 90 %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
SPORTS
PIRATES WIN. WITH HOMER
BIGBEE'S CIRCUIT DRIVE
CAUSES DEFEAT OF PILLS
Meusei Ties Score In Ninth with Home
Kun, md Gnmc Goes Thirteen
Innings to b. Count.
JRy Associated prc.s

PHILADELPHIA. August 1S-Meu-
sefs home run with Blackburne on
base. tying the score in the ninth In
ming. today merely delayed Philadel-
phia's defeat, for in the thirteenth
inning Bigbee drove the ball over the
riSht-held fence, winning for Pitts
burgh. 3 10 ..
Score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
BIC LINE" RACES START
At POUCHKEEPS|E TODAY
After Being Postponed for Day Be-
cause of Rain, Stars OF Track
Will Meet in Four Events.
BELMONT MEETING GOOD ONE
Eighty Horses Started in Fourteen
Races. and Siyty-SiN Received Part
OF $50, 900 in Purses and Equal
Sum in Trophies.

POUGHKEEPSIE, y. Y, August Is
With a first days program that VIII
provide for a renewal Of the rivalry
between Wilkes Brewer and Royal Mac
in the knckerbocker 2:o6 trot FOR s.
600. the Poushkeepsie meeting OF the
Grand Circuit Will open here ;omor-
row, after postponement because OF
Other events OF the frs; days card
are the Hudson Valley, 2:o6 pace. s.
900: 2:12 t!ot and the 2:l5 roi.
The track is in better shape than
il has been =; any time this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
BROWNS, d; RED SOX, 3
Icy Associated Press

ST LOUIS. MO, August I,ouis
got after Russell in the first. and be-
tore ne could settle down made three
runs on four hits. a base on balls and
2 MT batsman, and won today from
Boston, TO ..
The winning run came in the sew
on Ruth's wild throw TO the plate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
Philadelphia.
Totals ..%5 : 4, Totals ..3s
Hattcd FOR Ecrs,hc. In ninth.

~ % u INNING. n
Philadelphia .....n o 0 ! @ o o - 8
Chicago ...... al !
SUMMARY: Two has. h!'s--Cand!I 90
JJar,Eaon Kerr Waiher. stolen baseh-f:
gums. ~! J Collins. Thomas Sacr!nce
,n.is =. Collins tisbcrg. schalk sacr!ic.
~ -. !lns boHbl. piays--Risb"rs To
- '"lliH 20 G.rGI "a; T. Collins 10
HAnHu. IGrn"r 10 DUFan 10 Iurrus. Left
~ ~, "a.".-1 hlJr"Eo. &; ih!iad,.phia. I First
,.t ''f"-a--' 'hl"nPD. :. ph;iaSeIuhia
~" %. gaiis--or Kerr g. IN Ectschcr
SIN .'"y ,.. IN = OF Kcrhch.r. II in
Wa pitch k"rscher Losing nj. her- :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
CARDINALS, |; BRAVES, |.
IRy AsAoclaicdprcss l

;, BOSTON. August lS-St Louis and
BOSTON played ten innings through a
mcdNE mist TO one-run tie today
Inc game was stopped by dowupour
double header had been scheduled,
nc game was tight pitchers battle
after Jacobs succeeded Doak in tho 81
Louis box in the fourth inning.
tornsby's Wild throw TO first and
Manns triple counted Boston's run
while the 81. Louis tally resulted from
singles by Stock and Hornsby and Dill
hoefcr's double
Score.
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Athlete Wins Jiono,s.

iHpc"lhl 80 mr. Times Dl.In,tch1
iYNcUDEIu;. W.. August ~ n g.
"r"H, ,Ir. 1919 KtaGya," NJ f.ynch-
bufE I'!Ht fchrDl haH psrn awarded
'nc !.ynchbUrz hyinti Association
srhrlnrrhlD a. Washlnk,.n ana I."r.
foIpK WVDr uas siIf ~ basketball,
'ppih.l! an1 bAsgE.H ~ the local
EGhonL
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RUBEs, 5; TARS, 3
Especial % The Ti.nes-Dispatch.l

SUFFOLK. VA August iS.-Suf
folk took the first Of the thrce-day
series from Norfolk this afternoon. ;
% 5. Ecke-t. Sunolk's hard-working
pitcher. hurled great ball and the
team vas with him in every play
Mccain. for suffolk. was the candy
ga. taking eiCnt cha without a
hPoo.e. getting three hits out OF -FOUR
times up and scoring one run.
Manager Schwartz got away with
one exhibition OF rage AGAINST Umpire
Wa .sh which would have sent A Sut-
folk player TO Jail.
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TIGERS, d; SENATORS, 3
tBy Associated Press !

DETROIT. August lS.-An eighth
Aensw's error. gave Detroit three runs
and a 4-to-3 victory over Washington
today. Menoskey hit the ball over
II WAS the second time this has been
done since Navin Field was built.
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CLEVELAND BEATS MAYS
YANKEES STAR HURLER
SUFFERS FIRST DEFEAT
Holds Opponents to Ono Hit Until
Eighth, When n Pass, Sacrifice
md Double Hiring Downfall.
IRv Associated Press

CLEVELAND. AUGUST lS.-Cleveland
defeated New York. . to /. today. 1t
being Mays first defeat since he joined
New York.
lie held Cleveland to one hit until
The eighth, when 4 pass 10 O'Neill,
nun Of jiraney's ny and Chapman's
scratch double gave Cleveland two
runs New York scored its run on a
pass TO Hannah. Mays sacrifice and
Bakers single.