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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28
A FERRY TALE

There was considerable excitement about town over the loss Friday night, of Purser Frank O'Brien, of the ferry boat Lone Fisherman.
 He was missed on the way over and two native women passengers declared they had seen him fall over board. The officials of the Ferry Company were immediately notified and there was a considerable anxiety and excitement when the searchers got busy The drowned purser was located finally at the movie show He was very calm and apparently not at all aware Of all he grief, he had stirred up. He supposed he had just been missed because he had "been left Lehind'
 Little di6 Frank thiuk that tears had already ftarted to flow and kind and noble things about his past life were being youched for by the mourning ones.
 For all that, he might have been drowned if he hadn't stepped back as the boat was pulling out to save his balance. He yelled at the crew "to stop but so often some stragglef passenger "yells," that the crew weni on little knowing it was their purser.
 There was nothing for Mr. O'Brien to do but to pass the time away in Juneau Being by nature, an Opti- mistic individual, the chief qualifica- tion required of purser, he went up to the movie and tried to forget it." Anyway he found out that i've" all like him a lot.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28
Personal Mention

Miss Gladys Hick, who has been employed to teach at the school at Fort William H. Seward, left on the Peterson.
 Major Koenig, who has been stay. ing at the Gastineau, left on the Pet erson yesterday.
 A. Hansen, of Minneapolis, is d guest at the Gastineau
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Scott have taken Madame Harding's house in the Casey -Shattuck addition Mrs. Scott has been staying at the zynda during the absence of MT Scott
 A. Van Mavern made a round trip to Skagway on the Jefferson and continued his trip to Ketchikan.
 F. D. Labbe. Marshall-Wells Alas ka representative, left for Ketchil;aI, on the Jefferson. From there he will go to Portland. He will retu Il to Juneau in February.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28
TREADWELL SCHOOL
 CHILDREN GIVE INTERESTING
 THANK SOWING PROGRAM

DOUGLAS, Nov 2S.-On Tuesday evening an enjoyable Thanksgiving program was given by the pupils of the upper grades of the Treadweli school, as follows:
 Welcome song, Thanksgiving song, accompanied by Miss Foster and Mrs. CahiH; recitation, Margaret Metzgar; piano solo, Virginia Metzgar; acrostic, by 12 pupils; Brahms lullaby C. part song,) Virginia Metzgar, Alice Lib brecht, Sophia Anderson, Marjorie
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28
WAMPUS CLUB GIVES ENJOYABLE DANCE
 THANKSGIVING EVE

DOUGLAS, Nov. 2S.-The dance given in the Natatorium here We'd nesday night was thoroughly enjoyed by fair sized crowd. The music was especially enticing and several circle dances helped to enliven the evening.
 Mrs. J. Arthur Young was the lucky winner of the turkey, which was given away. Martin Gallwas held the order for the bird.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

DOUGLAS, Nov. 28.-Under simi lar heading as above in the Seattle Times MT. and Mrs. George E. James, formerly of Douglas, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ruth Alice, to MT. Lloyd Lester Inglis of Seattle. formerly of Everett.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28

Twenty-two shopping days now re- main until Christmas. What are you going to get for son or daughter? Better be taking look around the stores. Study the ads in The Enl- pire. They give you Christmas sug- gestions. Remember that the early shopper gets the most attention and the pick of the stocks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28
THOMAS MElGHAN,
 POPULAR PLAYER, IN
 HEART OF THE WiLDS'

DOUGLAS Nov. 2S - Thomas Meighan, a talented and experienced screen player, is one of the most popular leading men in motion pic lures He win be seen in Elsie Fer guson's support in Heart of the
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28
aa Es \ DANCING PRIZES

The Jitney Prize dance at the A. B. hall on last Wednesday evening brought out a big crowd. The prize winners were Miss Puma CrOwder. who received a big box of candy. c! another big box of candy. a
 o. Dwire, a turkey and J. HanlaiE
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28
CHANGED HOURS

7 DOUGLAS, Nov. 28-The hour for the Sunday school at the Congrega- tional church has been changed from :15 Sunday morning to ? in the afternoon for the winter months.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28
THANK SOWING OWNED
 ENJOYED AT MRS. SHORTS

A large crowd of diners enjoyed a fine Thanksgiving dinner at Mrs z. Shorts boarding house at 340 Frank. lin street. Dinner was served from 5:30 to o'clock in the evening and was pronounced delicious.
 The following wal the menu: Oys- ter cocktail. cre2m of eslcry soup, olives, celery. lobster. salad. tomato cIlad with moyonaise dressing, roast turkey and cranberry sauce. roast goose with apple sauce, Brussells sprouts. buttered parsnips. mashed po6toes. English plum pudding and hard sauce assorted cakes. cheese, wafers, assorted fruit, vanilla ice cream, tea and coffee.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28
MOVED TO DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS, Nov 2S-E s. Jewell and family moved the first part of the week from Treadwell into one of the Heubner cottages on E street.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28
ANOTHER ELS DANCE
By M'MANUS

The Elks will give one of their so- cial dances at their hall on next Sat urday night. The dance will be for ElkS and all their friends.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28

Cartwright takes orders for Christ. mas Cards. Samples and Prices or request. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28
DON'T NEGLECT A RHEUMATIC PAIN
Buy and keep handy a bottle of rain-relievi7e Sioan's Liniment

X/OU need it when the unexpected
 Y rheumatic twinge st1r.s - the
 pains and aches following ex- posture - sciatica, luin5ago, sore mus cles, stiff joints, neuralgia. Forgot all about buying another bottle and keep ing it handy, didn't you1 Get it today play safc = you may need it tonight!
 This famous countcr-irritant tere- trates nlthow rubbing and scatters the congestion. The p~in or ache is soon relieved, leaving no plaster or poultice mussiness, no stained skin. Thousands of regular users keep it handy for emergency = they don't suffer need iessly. Three sizes at all druggists - 3Sc.. 70c.. $1 40.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28
RETURNsg TO HAYNES

The U. s. dispatch boat Peterson left yesterday morning for Haines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28

NOTE Observations at Aka Dutch Habor st. Paul Kodiak taken at and land and San Trancisco at and Juneau time
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28

You can get 1t at Young's
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28
0pEM ErEMrMcc

OPEN EVENINGS
 From to 6. Drs White and Stewart, Dentists. Seward Building. Phone 469. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28

Give us your next order for Trans fer work or coal. Juneau Transfer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28

Read The Empire want ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-19
FEAR TAKA-KOLA PLAYERS
!, MAY ENCOUNTER WATERLOO
Washington Scribc& Doo~t Wnr Risk
Outfit Which Plays Here
Tomorrow.

When tho strong Taxa Kola nine
encounter the War Risk team from
WashinEton tomorrow afternoon. on
Boulevard Field: for double hill. they
Ing the Washington outfit. according
TO Washington sport writer's.
In fact. the team representing
Taxa Kola Will have 10 be stronger
Risk says one~of tbs sport writer's
1T is very seldom That stronger anna
teur orEanizations are gotten togcth-
er than that which represents War
Risk. and il is not believed that Rich
nond can muster as good comb
nation.
Manager Nelson will probably send
his pitching ace. Bmil rfeii. against
Richmond in the FIRST game and fol-
Pfeil and Jarbc have been working in
fine form. and If they go as well as
they did in the local series. Richmond
VIII have about as fine time trying
to get next TO their deliveries AS il
IT. were given a dozrn Chinese puz-
"Incidentaliy, Richnond's pitching
class in order to stop War RISK from
scoring runs. The local champions
on the bases. and hit the ban CON
sistently. That combination is not
conducive 80 easy work for an OPP
nosinR pitcher and that IS what the
Richmond hurlers must face"
War Risk 10 date has won thirty
Hfing to the local champion Taxa
Kola team. which split even IN last
Saturdays douhle-headcr in Washing
ton. Taka-koia los, the first game
t1,e second ny the whi'ewash route
Of 2 q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-19
BABE RUTH GIVES DOPE
HARD BLOW BY HITTING
) 49,.
lS-.te.>
Some Thought Bostonian Would No;
Maintain His Record rs Heavy
w. Sluggcr.
{ STARTED SEASON IN SLUMP
Pitcher Has Battcd for Average or
400 Since Early Junc-Hcli
"StarricSt Star" OF All by Kid
Gleason.
STARTED SEASON IN SLUMP
BY JAMES }. ConuEr~r.

Babe Ruins cloutins tea;s Of 1912
surely haye siysn !, me rp@na o'd ''p'
And Ruth. by his performances has
proved beyond any dispute that he 5
he hardes', hitter any league n any
era of base bali mas produced
Ruth biossomed forth IS = rea. bat
Ing .phenom through the spr'nE me
e1sis Bn; Tions SI noG1 Ivy ~ ,n 81 SnT
him nicely and rom then on Rutn ;
batting average shrunh Ike an AL.
Ruth would do likewise This season.
But the mighty Bostonian has re-
'versed innings completely;
Last year he started hitting fer
e1Hendous average, maintained That
zip sSr nj ne sf bo2q5 w ,0TR
was done early II the spring and
summer. Bu, this year ne go; AWAY
70 a poor star; and near En,dsuTiIn,er
hcme-run mark up 70 that time Was
not wholly IMPRESSIVE
49, Finally Hits His Pace.
dust when everybody assumed tha.
the pitchers had discovered AL q the
weaknesses OF Ruth. and ;hat ~ would
sip even farther from ~, 9aii.r n, heights,
10 blow himsel. 10 an amazing COL
lection o, hits
Ruth has nj, fcr an average o,
rtbte; havoc which he has created with
his momentum oluGEeoR mas oeen per
formed since that time
Some OF tho old-timers may point
TO a greater an-aronnd plaEe- II. the
by gone days Than IS IT, Cobb OF TO
day: they may tell OF aeete- base run
ners than dot the baseball! universe
now. And they Tlay argue that there
were monndsmcn in the dim past
;srea5er than Alexander. Johnson.
MsSaeweon and ,nose o: this genera
But none can poimt to more ter
rihc walloper than Ruth.
'fff All but Ruth Arc Puny.
Qelehanty, Brouthers, Lange. WaS-
ner. Lajoie. Burke;t--all could drive
the horaeh idc tremendous distances.
Ruth has just eclipsed. could whanI
The ball through space. But all are
fpuny maulcrs in comparison with Ruth.
!, IN a season OF 40 games Ruth has
made more home runs than any major
Lacquer in all history made in la.
And Ruth mind you. made them in ar
era of big parks
ehort nelds were in vogue. \ swat OF
Aittle more than ordinary power clear
ed the fences Eut Ruth is playing
nov when the distance from home plate
(. TO the fences is from nifty to 900 fee,
farther than II was in Freemans day
Freeman and the short field fences.
4 dare say that ne would have ham
-Y,eEed out close to seventy or seventy
I hvef home runs in single season
4 asserts Williams G''kid'D Gleason. tn.
pilot OF the pcnnant winning Whit,
SoI. have seen all the great hit
ters of the last thirty-five ycars-bu
seSfs1e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-19
SPORTS
ESTHER R. IS RULED OFF
AFTER WINNING TWO HEATS
PAGER is FOUND INELIGIBLE
"u .ircuit Program Featured j..
Unusual Occurrence During
.:OD Event.
IIIv Associntrd prnsa /

49, .NSSotidtcu Press
COLUMBUS. ONO, :sp;. ;S.L,yhlin
there were four wcil-con,es,.d cvcn,s
on 'oday's Grand Circuit program.
nearly all Of the interest centrred IN
'he -:oo pace. in which an unusual o.
cnrrencc sent Esther r.. driven 10
Mufph! ana winner or the first two
hc"tS. 70 the barn before the third b,at
started On account OF the inclicihili,y
ne owner of Alu!lla Dillon. after IN.
second Heat. claimed that Esther ~.
record OF @;u6lt had been made Angus.
- at Philadelphia. and was ,oae ia,
700 soon 10 retain her clieibilt;y. lIs
complaint was verified. ana M,irpny.a
mare sent to the barn. All bets an IN.
race UP 10 Thar point were dcci;, rod ~,
! Nihiiia Dillon was declared wilmer az
! me hrst TWO heats, She then Wun INA
third heat and the race
The rcr-for-t!i pace was ;. dyy.,
no,n'l"g affair on accoun, of the SLOW
| ,iint Miss Harris Nj, the IA %orI,..
LOST II after taking the second hcat
drive IN the third heat -
Baroh Gigantic won the 2lJ ,ro..
d ,lae To- 4 bad break he finished last thc
Or Mex won the 2:lo ,rot.
ms event was raced on THO James
plan. whereby the horse nnIshsiinS HIT HIT
good. V''H '"E
Summaries:
n. rsss, c, ,soo II 4 T"2T
~ H.. s:'m ,,.ca. , h. ~ Malcolm l:c.-
,I: 81 II NH ''-q@. @.s ,.rrsr
| s"S..Je aga ,o,a Waite also started TINE
=. a,., 50, rH3E
Diii;o,5na 1W W.ls,5nj, ' 3. ~ Siaa-y
H.. Ent!. b. h ,Efanp ...,.....7 /
/ ii"l'''s ~. tr. IhAr.Iu1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-19
LEXINGTON RESULTS

flr"' racc-.siA fnrlonEs--Marsc John. III
MURRAY. $40 f3.tn $40 won Riais~. III
IDonnhu"p $50. $50. second: Fortnight
10 tRoyle) $50. third. Time. ia - on
nnrtnniiv. Kama. Broncho Biliy Manckin.
~ IL. johnson also ran
Second race ave fnrlonrs-f ,orrainc. II.
a.nnsf"rh. $50 $40. $50. won; Waters
orlova ~ tGroth. $50. third. Time
i.1' 3-a Mtdta, Miss FATTY Minnie o. Kurna.
F"rs Leaf. Keep. Riddle Vcrd! Loom. F.ns
ran.
Third rac"--six furlnr-s BRIG War 1lc
Murray. $3.50. $40. f:lo won: Spcarcne
~ n'"oi. $50 10. sccond: berlin. liz
Stair. Cracok, H. G, Anderson ran
Fourth race-nve and one hair furlongs-
Diamond Girl. liz tNurrsyb. $50. $500 S2sO
won; Diana. II? tMo"rc). san. 81 90. second
Second Cousin. u? tGrubcr). $500 third
Time. n, 40 ccnterviue. Peggy g, May
Craig, Missed the Time. hbbcss Spectacular
Girl. Cicciy Kay ran
Firth racc--thc Leland Hotel handicant
purse. 1900: ak furionga--S cwoi Combs
io1 tWarrinEtonl: 3h,H. $3.50. 1900. won; Vivs
Prince Of Como. lis u-yke). $3.50. third
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-19
REDS WIN HURL|NG TILT
ELLER DEFEATS BROOKLYN
CLUB BY SCORE OF 2 TO O
Cincinnati Carriers Two Runs in Sew
cath on Three Hits, Theft
md Wild Peg.
IRv Associated Press. l

ciNCINNATI Sept. lS.-The new
champions OF the National League won
from brooklyn today, = 10 0. /; was
a pitchers battle between Eller and
Cadorc. in which tho former had only
slightly the better Of il. The Reds
scored their two runs in the seventh
inning on Duncans double, kopi's
single and stolen base, a Wild throw
by Kruger and an nileld hit by Neal..
Johnston had 4 big day at the bat,
with single double and Il triple.
Myers opened the ninth with a three
haSScr. and konctchy walked. bu, FL
Ter struck out the next two hattcrs
AID Hickman. who ran for konctchy
was out. stealing.
/, was Hcnc Groh day, and the
captain of the Cincinnati club was
presented with 4 hall clock, "a silver
how from his bowling team, "A wrist
watch and n diamond stic;tpin. Schrib-
cr. tn" recruit who has been playing
third base while Groh is out Of tho
Mnc-up with AN injured finger. re-
fused 10 put on a uniform because lie
was not allotted a fun share of the
worlds series receipts. AT meeting
Of tho Cincinnati players this morning
II was voted that every man on The
team should receive q fun share. cx-
ccpt Duncan. Sehribcr and See. who
have been with the team only ahou;
month. These three were voted half
a share each. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-19
SCORE OF SPIDERS ATTEND
FIRST FOOTBALL WORKOUT
Coach Dobson Gives Preliminary In
structfons to Squad at Richmond
COLLEGE,.

An even score of Spider football can
dldates GROUPED around Coach Dobson
yesterday afternoon and received pre.
Iirnlnary instructions in the funda-
inentaiS o. grid!ron sport. The coach
ana ms Pupils got acquainted with
each other so that now both trainer
ana PLAYERS know what 10 expect,
foiiowins the getting acquainted
period the squad. which will increase
in number in the next few days was
put through light practice in several
basic principles of the game. Although
the abilities Of the men could not be
determined yesterday, Il few days will
give Coach Dobson an idea o. their
individual merits
The prospects thus far arc not as
bright as desired. clyde Shepherd be-
ing the only letter man to report for
the initial practice. There are how
ever. three members OF the 1918 in
formal team. The squad in general
jet for his well-known coaching
ability.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-19
SIXTY CANDIDATES OUT
FOR UNIVERSITY ELEVEN
Wallace, Haskell md Gamble Among
New Men for Charlottesville
Football Team.
: Special 10 Thr Times Dispatch.l

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Sept. is.
Opening day at the University Of
Virginia found over sixty candidates
for the football eleven in uniform. New
men on, included Wallace and Has
KEN. tackles. and Gamble. end Bobby
'ooch VIII arrive tomorrow from De-
troit to join the coaching su,ad
Archie randolph will come TUESDAY
and Billy Bloth one week from Sat
urdhy The football squad should
iiI,'orr loo by middle of.next week
ana scrifnmhEc will hardly begin no.
fore that time 81 NC
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7: NEW YORK, 0

PITTSBURGH. sept. iS.-Adams held
New York to three hits today the nj
rates easily winning. to o. He struck
out barnes. Burns and kaun in suc-
cessinn in ,hc third inning The 10
calls hit Barnes hard. especially in the
second and fifth innings. in each OF
which they scored three runs on four
hits shower, u recruit. took Rarncs's
place in the seventh. and Pittsburgh
scored the seventh run on two hits
and pass in the eighth. Score:
Scu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-19
INDIANS. 4: ATHLETICS, |
icy Associated Press l

PHILADELPHIA. sept. l>.-Eckert.
a local semiprofesSIonat pitcher. made
mis- debut with phi!ade! nhia today and
was beaten by Cleveland. /. TO ]. Two
hard hits were made OF his delivery.
a triple and nome run. both by
Smith. .Chle held the Athletes to two
hits in seven innings, but a basc-o on
balls and Smiths tumble or Ecke-,s
single threatened TO tie the score in
the eighth. RaSby went TO the rescue
and checked the locals. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-19
NEW YORK. 6: CHICAGO. d
~ Assncin.ed Pross

NEW NoItk. Sept. lS-Ncw YORK
defeated Chicago here today. 6 10 4.
- inc i7St game scheduled between
these clubs this year. MAYER vas
knocked out OF tho box in tho fourth
inning when the Yankees scored siy
rnns on six hits two bases on halls
hd an error Mays tho New York
uitch"r. started on tho inning u.i,,,
t"o-h1ggcr and when he came IN n
second time ne drove in two runs
with . single. score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-19
So Basil, Top Coat. Applcjack

Tlmc. ~: IS. Basil, Top Coat. Applcjacl
ran.
sixth rac"--iivc and onc-halt fu.Ioncs-
Marjorie liyncs .ll2 Garner. 40 3S20
SO. won: Mil" Da2ie. 100 Murray. $50.
81 ~ second. Eu'1h T.. l0g G'ItzD, 81 10. third.
Time. %. S,arvicw. Mysterious Girl. String
vale. Lady Mount JOY. Pop Eyes ran.
ScVcath raC"-m!lc ana s!xtccnth-Pars
Maid, 10 uooD. s5.ic. $3.50 500 won:
Eni"Ev. l6s tH"yieJ. 800. $500. second:
l.uctl!" l., lgt ,Moorc). SD. third Time.
40 rs Selma q. Rookery. Meiusa. .>nlac
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DETROIT, 8; BOSTON. 2
fRv Associated Press

BOSTON. sept. IS.-pctroit hit Jones
and McGraw hard today and easily
defeated Boston. to .. in their final
game of the season. Ehmk. started
Tor Detroit. but MAS taken out after
passing Hooper and Wit and giving
Lamar two balls. Ayres renlnccd
Ehmkc and held BOSTON 10 I'VE hits,
Score: ~
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CARPENTER TO COMBAT
JOE BECKETT IN LONDON
WfHpeTr OF TW~nty-Round Ron, r
1esed TO He Matched win,
XIX Jack Dempsey,
ro-oor 60

~ LoH rren.n SEPT, ismGeorses carpen
$50. Joe Beckett. th~ Er.,ish .',1h.
hcfdtr.. viii meet her. + ~.
rouRd Don't on December /, Was !,
1OuNced tonight. Il ia exp,c,ed -
spFs vtn ner vii NEE. la. - - tnA'
the worlds champion. here merit Nav.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-19
PntroImnn brown 0uI,.

Policeman i. W. Brown, OF the Firs,
district rendered his resignation yes
terday. lie has been a member or the
force since April. 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-19
{ incinnnti.
Totals II ] Totals c7 6
Ran for konttchy in ninth
fkattcd for Baird III ninth

:, '''WF'7 II! ITTIIHHH. Il
Erooklyn .............O q q %
Cincinnati .......n o q o n n n -,
summary, Two base hits--Duncan. John
Sfon. Three base hits--Johnstnn. Myers
stolen baScs-kopf, Mac"c. Sacrifice hits
l'aub.rt, Baird. Doubl" plaN-WlnEo 10
Ea'h. Left on hases--nrooitiyn. S: Gin
"innaii. ? f'ascs on halls--r.ller 3 Struck
out E,llcr. rador.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-19
SECOND GAME
st n,ris WASHINGTON

So" y INNINGS. T.
G Louis ..............o 40
Washington .........-. . 9 : X.
SUMMARY: Thee o4Sa hit--Tl's-he. S.crt-
ics hits-Nuroh:'. Asr~ov. Shart< SaCri-
1cr fy-Ar1ew noub'n 1iay-Eile-ho 10
I''igr. l.cy. on ba ="&-Sf. Lows. &: Wash
!nE;ou. s. Bases on ha'iS-Gallia. \: Court
n"y. :. Struck out-Ga,l!a. :: Courtney. !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-19

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
. Milwaukee, Toledo. rain.
Columbus. Z; Minneapolis. 4.
'kansas city Louisville. rain.
st. Paul. Z: Indianapolis. 3.
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IiffShtIrrl,
Totals ~ o : Totals =. sc I'll

Summary; Two-hasr hit--Kcilv Three.
hasr hts--Grimm. Harbsrc. Stolen ba.cs-
SouthHorth, Rmrbar.. Terry Douh!c play
-Doyl" Ia Fletcher 10 Kelly. I.ef, on
hasc<--Nc9 York. 4: pittsburrh. g. Reses
on hails--Snovcr. |. Hits---oN Ba-ncs .
~ innings Struck ou,--bv Barncs | :
Sn"v"r. :: Adams. :. Losing pitcher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-19

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. I Philadelphia. /.
Detroit. y: Boston. ..
Washington. I2-.; ST. I.ouis. 80.
New York. Is: Chicago. !.
GAMES TODAY.
Detroit Mt New York
Cleveland AT Washington.
st. I.oni, mt philadelphia.
ChicnGo at boston
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-19
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Cincinnati. .: firDoklyn, o.
Pittsburgh. .: New York. ..
GAMES TODAY.
New York nj .'ittsbdrgi.
PhiindelphiR at 1T. Louis.
brooklyn at Cincinnati. q
Boston ut Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-19

Wonder What Man Thinks About While Being Introduced bv oasmer

EVERY CODY IS NOW
AWARE o. T-,C FAcT
Tl,nT hR toA5TIAA5 TGR
- aCLOD,h6 10 nC.
TReT ARe Az LOoKtrJG
AT AG