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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-31
TAKA-kOLA CONTINGENT
GETS CLOSER To TITLE
Soft Drink Boys Easily Defeat Brauer
Tcam-Silent Club Is Also Vic
tOriOus

Taxa Kola defeated the r. B.
Brauer yesterday at Byrd park by the
score of 13 to 0. Big Boy" Davis,
who did the mound work for the
soda boys, pitched beautiful game.
only allowing the Brauer boys three
hits and retiring seven by the strike
out route. This hoy accomplished
something yesterday seldom seen in
amateur baseball when he had only
twenty one men to face him in seven
innings.
The Kola boys had on their hitting
clothes and led by Harry Carter. presi-
dent. Shelton and Chessy Leibs
pounded Kennedy for eleven hits.
most of Which came at the right time.
The whole Taxa ola team played in
midseason form and completely out
classed the Brauer boys. This vic
tory gives the Kola. boys a big lead
in the city championship series ana
they are looking forward to the trip
next Saturday to Norfolk. Taxa
kola meets the Silent Athletic team
Monday at Byrd park and a good
game is looked for
After meeting defeat at the hands
Of Taxa kola in the first game the
r B. Brauer boys were defeated by
the Silent Athletic club by the score
of 10 to 8. Powell pitched a good
game for the Silent boys. allowing
the Brauer team seven hits and had
them completely al his mercy when
hits meant runs. Beasley. the hard
working third sacker for Silent. was
the shining star of the game. He
connected for five hits and scored five
runs out of five trips to the pan. He
connected for two doubles, two
singles and on his last trip he hit for
| a homer. The Brauer boys lacked
| their usual pep and with the excep-
| ton of one or two. played poor
game of ball. Powell who went to
the mound after the fourth inning,
pitched Il fair game but his team
| mates failed to back him up.
| The box scores:
First Game
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MURRAY IS ELIMINATED
By WILLIAM JOHNSON
San Fr1nciscD's Wonder Player Puts
Present Chnmpaon Out Of tho
Rnnflne.

SS84sA1ANsOs
Forest Hills. N. X. Aug. 3o.--Wil-
liam X. Johnston, San Francisco
wonder player 1915 champion. whose
sensational scon,e-back resulted yes
terday In his defeat Of Gerald I. Pat
terson, the Anxac, today eliminated
robert Lindley Murray, also Of Cali
fornia, present champion. In four
set singles match before Z large
throng Of spectators at the West Side
Tennis clubs courts. The score was
ST, al, So. 6-4. In eliminating the
champion in the semi-fnal round,
johnson failed to get into his strida
until the second set. Some thought
he lost the first set through over
confidence.
johnson found himself in the Sec
ond set. and from thence forward
he set pace the champion could not
equal But Murray proved a game
fighter, playing ball for all he was
worth, exacting so much Of his re-
serve strength and energy that when
he retired to the dressing room he
practically collapsed. He had used
himself up In defense of the cham
pionship. The great player soon re-
covered, however, and was able to
witness some Of the other contests.
Another outstanding feature Of ths
days play was the match in which
william +. Tilden. I'd, Philadelphia,
detected Norman A. Brookes. Aus
tralia. SIS. 6-4, Us, So. Broukes' de-
feat at the hands Of Tiiden was due
largely to the Americans service.
which is considered the fastest in tho
worid--more .annihilating in its ef-
fects than McLoushlin's was when
the comet was at his best At no
stage of the battle between two of
the worlds giant players wss II pos
sible for Brookes to stroke Tilden's
cannon ball service with any effective
ness Tilden also displayed amazing
ability at iobbing a stroke which he
used to prevent BSookes getting up
to the net, and at which he rarely
failed.
Reach Scmi-F1nal Round
Those who won their way to the
semi final round. which now stands
as an inter sectional clash between
the East and West. and which will
be played Monday. were:
William NJ. Johnston. OF San Fran
cisco: William T. Tilden. I'd. Of Phila-
delphia, Richard Norris Williams. I'd.
OF Boston. and Wallace F. Johnson.
the Philadelphia. chop stroke artist
williams outclassed Mclaughlin In
the three straight ~ets REQUIRED -
take the former champions scalp.
McLouehlin at times dispiayeu has )
of the speed which won for him the
name of comet. But the flashes were
but momentary. The score was Sc.
So. ca.
Wallace F.. Johnson also won his
match against the former Davis cup
star, Walter Merrill Hall. No. 4. of
the ranking list. in three straight sets,
ga, 60, So. Hall could do moth
ing against the elusive bounds Of the
chopped ball.
Arnold w Jones. the Boston young
ster. won the first OF the national titles
to he decided In the tournament. cap
turing the boys national singles by
de1ea ing Walter Evans, Montclatr.
N. j., SO. So. ga In the fnal round.
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lower the colors OF Goldie Todd,
Gears also expects to h3v~ the best
OF the argument IN the three-ycar
old trot with Molly knight. but II ID
very doubtful II Abbie Putney, Little
Lee or Brother Peter win be marked
as non starters on account Of It.
Another Big Fortune.
The fourth and final feature for
Wednesday is the team race for which
the Boston amateur w. j. Mcdonald
has named nine horses from which
he will select three teams, while Harry
Brusie will he out with Kadisha Penn
and RebeccA
The thirty fourth renewal Of the
$4,000 charter oak purse will be
trotted on Thursday. Gecrs. Andrews.
Murphy. Dodge, Hyde. and Cox will
all have mounts in this event. Cox
has set his heart on winning It, AMI
II either Mignola or McGregor the
Great should fail, and many a ia
vorite has fallen by the wayside in
this time-honored event. there will
he mourning in Dover. - The other
events for Thursday are the 2.O7 pace
and the second division Of the 2:09
trot with ten starters which include
Native Chief. Constantine the Great,
Oscar Watts. Rrisac and Northspur
Friday has been set aside as the
Day FOR the battle royal purse, in
which the heat winners OF the Chan
ticleer. Eagle. and Lion purses will
meet 1t is a $4,000 purse with a free
entry and a 500 penalty for non-
starters 1t will be sandwiched with
the 2:10 pace and the 2:12 trot for
which sixteen horses have been
named DR.. Nick and Baron Gigantic.
winners at Poughkeepsie, being amone
them, as well as Hunfast, Lady
Brook, Miriam Guy and Hegiar.
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|DllD CONCERT
N SOLDIERS nj

The weekly band concert ana q
munity sing to be given NJ the
Camp Community Servic6 this a1
noon at S o'clock will be held - \
lawn at tho Confederate 8ol6f1
Home instead Of at Byrd Park. "
former occasions The change 4
made upon the suggestion andlrsoS
of Mrs. Norman ". Randolph, p1i
dent Of the Richmond ChApter On
United Daughters Of the Confeder
II Ii planned to make the af1aizAt
afternoon special one In honor
ali Confederate and Union eo1diar1
Richmond az well as the service
ex-service men Of the recent In
Special accommodation. viii Do 3
vided for the old soldiers SO they Il
hear the music and singing In cont
and without being forced tc stand.
STEMS band will play a numbee'
pieces and in the .intermission
tween the sections of the band 81
cert program. Henri Beaugartl will
rect the community sing, which
not given last Sunday because 81
absence Of Mr.. BeauEard from II
city. He returned last night aftel
Northern trip. which took the IL
OF a honeymoon.
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RICHMOND MANAGER
CONTINUED from page 81

page 81
here, and the question la whether or not
they could have done as well. Take
the pride Of Pat Moran's pitching STAFF
ard put him in the Virginia league he
would lose some of his game. Any
pitcher would lose.
His Enviabie Record.
AS manager of the Richmond club.
bender has made an enviabIe record.
A s e from winning twenty seven
games sine he assumed the managerial
reins the latter part of May. he has
RULED club that looked like a hope
less tailender from the cellar to orst
Place. and pennant for the Colts now
seems inevitable, The mere presence
ct the big Chippewa seemed to inject
additional ginger into the systems of
the FASTENERS and they have been con
sistent winners ever since. He has
proven himself to be wise leader as
well as a pitcher. Many of the big
league stars have proven fizzles even
az minor league managers. but Bender
las made good from the jump. When
he hrst came here he admitted frankly
that he didn't know much about manag
ing a club but 1t certainly didn't take
E'm lonE to learn.
Manager Bender has worked hard for
his team This fact Is shown by the
way he has been pitching. On two occa-
sions he has worked in double-headers.
winning both Of his games on the oc-
cAsions. He has had but little rest
when he went into the box several
times and only this week he pitched
two straight days--Monday and Tues
day-aEainst the Norfolk Tars. after
he had worked Saturday in Richmond.
That alone shows that he Is working
hard for his club to win.
Since he has been here, the chief
has brought Richmond back to It's own
In baseball. and he is unquestionably
the most popular leader the local club
has ever had. Interest in the nations al
pastime here had been waning for
about six years until he took over the
situation. Small crowds were seen at
the park until he came here and now
or Saturdays they are packed and very
good crowds are seen on the other
days. All Of these facts are appre-
ciated by the local fans
Loses Only Two Cameo.
Bender has lost but two games with
Richmond He had hung up eleven
straight victories when he was finally
defeated in Richmond by RUDE Old
rings suffolk club. This was accom-
rlshed on July IL, when Ave errors
we're made behind the chief The Sec
ond defeat was tackled on him Bender
Lay" when Norfolk succeeded In get
ting verdict over him. This was
done August T.
From July 81 to August 4. the chief
rested but one day. and during this
Day." when Norfolk succeeded in get
August to August is. Bender won 1--WE
games This week the chief pitched
three times and won all OF his games.
Whether the local manager VIII go
10 Cincinnati at the close Of tho pres
emit season liz not definitely known at
this time. but 1t Is believed that he
viii. Though reporting that late viii
make him ineligible for the fall clas-
sic, he will be able toe help Moran's
young pitchers considerably.
The chief will certainly stay here
until the end OF the season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-31

The 1919 All Star Sport Record. con
tanning the record df every champion
and regular participant In aquatics,
athletics. auto racing. aeroplane flights.
association football. baseball. bicycle.
basketball bowling. boxing, Eole,
hockey ice skating. pacing. pedestrian.
r. cling. rowing. shooting. swimming.
tennis. trotting. wrestling and rugby
football contests. from their beginning
ur to the ever present period. win be
mailed to any address on receipt of
twenty-five cents. Tho All Star Sport
records have been complied by experts.
like Al Sphinx. dean Of baseball writer's:
Tom Foley. nestor Of billiard room
keepers: T. w. Cahill. famous associa-
t,cn football expert: w. v. Thompson,
tho highest bowling authority: Tommy
=. hite. ex-champion lightweight and
veteran boxing expert; Dan O'Leary.
world famous pedestrian. and others
prominent In the world Of sport The
r. ok contains 400 pages. and ia full to
tho brim with information OF value in
the sporting world. Address all com
to All Star Sport Record.
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Score by Innings.
First Game.
At St Louis r. H f.
Detroit .. 900 900 1000 s 8
st. Louis .....1o1 900 02x--2 10 0
Batteries Leonard, Ayres and
Stanage; Sothoron and SEVERED.
Second Game,
At St Louis r. H. E.
Detroit :. $500. 900 900 900 s 3
St Louis ...122 020 02x--9 10 0
Batteries-Ehmke and Ainsmith
Davenport and Billings
At New York r. H e.
Philadelphia 400 900 000--2 /
New York -. 22o 100 00x---5 6 /
Batteries-Noyes, johnson and Nc
Avoy; Shawkey and Ruel.
At Cleveland r. H. T..
Chicago 80. 200 900 1000 2
Cleveland -. .003 0O1 10x--4 10 I
Batteries-James, Kerr and schalk
Myers and O'Neill..
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SCHOOLS TO BE USED
AS COMMUNITY CENTE.RS

The city school board has approved
the appointment Of fifteen teachers by
Superintendent A. III, Hill. to supply
vacancies made by designations. Most
OF the teachers left the city's service to
accept better paying positions. The
board favors using the old Nicholson
schoolhouse as community center
and allowing the use OF part Of the
basement of Paramount school for the
same purpose.
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INTERNATIONAL

Fra game: Newark, 8; Toronto. Z.
Second game: Newark. j.: Toron-
10. r.
First game; Reading, , Roches-
ter, s.
second game; Reading, o; Roches-
ter, 2.
Jersey City. l.; Buffalo. 0.
Baltimore, q. Btnghamton. 2.
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n. B. Brauer.

summary: TWO base hitS--H. Car
ter Three base hits--Poh, Fl. Car
ter. Leibs. Stolen bases-Shelton 2
Double plays-Leibs to Att: H. Car
ter to Leibs. Left on bases---Taka-
Kola, 3. Bases on talls--off Kennedy,
3. Struck out---by< Kennedy, 4; by
Davis, Z. Time of game-One hour
and thirty minutes Umpires--
Onesty and Gogan. Ssorer-Sutton.
Second Game.
Silent A Cyuh
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NATIONAL
Results Yesterday.

Boston. s; Philadelphia, 4-~thrst
gar1e),
Boston, 8; Philadelphia, z--tsecond
game).
New York. /: Brooklyn, g.
Cincinnati O; Pittsburg, l.
St Louis. 3 Chicago. 6.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-31

Score by Innings.
First Game.
AT Philadelphia r. II. f.
Boston 80. 200 02o oo1--5 IL .
Philadelphia =. 100 40 l00---4 10 .
Observation-Disclosures and Gowdy;
Cheney and Adams.
Second Game.
At Philadelphia r. Fl. Il.
Boston ..Di0 900 100 ol-3 !
Phiia -. 900 GEO 002 o0--2 :
Batteries-Scott and Gowdy; Mead .
ows and Adams.
Al BROOKLYN RHE
New York -. 600 900 l00---l s 0
Brooklyn 100 200 o0x--3 !
Batteries Benton. Winters and
Snyder. McCarty, Mamaux and Miller
Al Pit,sburg-- r. II. F.
Cincinnati 900 600 900 00---e 5
Pitisburg 900 coo 900 Oil 2
Batteries--King and Wingo. Adams
and Schmidt
A. Chicago r. H. F.
ST. Louis $500, 00I 600 oo2--3 IL 2
Chicago 800. 500 100 00x---s 8 .
Barteries--May and Clemens. Diloe-
fer. Hendrix and killifer.
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Summary: Two-hase hse--tIroeG'
saerjfice--FIooper, Malonee, Weafer.
Double plays--Post to Holloman TO
BeaIe; Post to Percy 10 Hooper. Left
on bases-Portsmouth. 2: Petersburg,
&. struck out---hy Larrissey, 3. Base
on balis--off Post, 8. Time OF game
Fifty minutes Umpire-McGrew.
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AMERICAN
Results Yesterday.

Detroit, 0: St Louis, 4---(firs.
game).
Detroit. o. St Louis, s-(second
game.)
Philadelphia 2: New York, s.
Chicago, 0: Cleveland, 4.
Washington Boston, postponed
rain.
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Petersburg.

Sur1n mary Two-base hits---banss.
Sacrifice hits-Banrs, Hooper, Beai".
MaIonee, Mclaughlin. Sacrifice flies
--Malonee Hit by pitched balls
Bangs, Weafer. Stolen bases--Bangs,
Groety. Struck out--by Mclaughlin,
z: Clarke, s. Left on hases--Ports-
mouth, 6. Petersburg. s. Time OF
eame--1:s5 I'm pire-McGrew.
Second Game.
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TO MEET JOE BECKETT FOR
ENGLISH HEAVYWEIGHT CHAM
I'IONSHIP-Eddic Mc(soorty, OF Wis
oonsin. who is to meet Joe Beckett. the
present English heavyweight title
holder. Mt Olympia on Sept. End. Ed
die Is doing extensive training for the
bout. the winner Of which will I'M
doubleday face Dempsey, Worlds
heavyweight champion.
(C) Underwood & Underwood.
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Summary: TWO base hits--Turner
Beasley. 2; Baur. Home runs-Beas-
ley. Stolen bases--Dunn, Beasley
+, Timmons, C. Timmons, 2; Baur,
q Gregory. Beck. Double plays
Dewell to Stringer to Gregory Hit by
pitched ball--C. Timmons Left on
,bases-Silent A. Club, 3: Brauer, s.
Bases on balls-off Powell. I: Of
Dafn, 2. Hits--off Dahn, 5. in three
innings; off Powell. six in six innings.
Struck out--by Dahn, s.. by Powell,
Z; by Powell. s. Time of game--One
hour and fifty minutes. Umpires--
Onesty and Hogan. Scorer-Sutton.
Take things as they come--then
call in a physician for further infor-
nation
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Unless a man has true faithd
never calls for q second plaIs
hash.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-31
Standing Or Clubs.

Games Today.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
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Standing OF Clubs,
Games Today.
Score by Innings.

st. Louis at Chicago.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati
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There is no science in'love: it's all
art.
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mi faitesia inloiiaat0esioah ia pf-
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acknowledgements, fitrlumit. Sur-
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YoptGtuIoja oil $500. AutomJbii-
Iiretfi pGdtettiin teboG Wltt; @nllu-
tin farminen If. II p. apptiG bnIua.
mot mohpat ~ebelt1p1in ilmoittaa
post. &itotialaiielle, Mr SGiiGIle ia
Miss Saohpistolle. Seuraama TO
fous on pnrin milton fuiittiia Gust
TerGm1en oil1nnolla.
q. $.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-15

oullemio. iotatoimisto ia moitonric
Observation-Disclosures rniibon asfareiI
bin. Miinpd Sirbanifin jdIIeen tpos'
fenteli fotitaIosioon.
&eiffi1 bGnen main fdlpi lGdli,
Sdn robfeni toiiinoan toipou ettd
tlpo foipa, fouluitus oliii Seifin
mahilinalla GLOON ia maail-
man bontfeiiiin fpllGstpWddn ia TO-
tim polamladu. Yboesid olili taas
Iitten aberreltit entiieen tapaan, pb-
.oesiG fGptp iunmintaiiin firfosla,
pb0esia pIistettp tohpaolliien Siqn
'bmppptt1. Mhitta iitten ban taas
mitisti ett1 SeiffibGn olifin Wonfil
81 tieoG, moitfa faolemaan taomit-
taiiiin flin oifa joutrii. Slimala
olfoon banen iielullenia armolli-
ttenl
MSutta iitten fei1ll1 Subani Gffio
Ipi iotamanfilnsta meljeltadn fir
ieen. !.
Seifin mielenlooti oil muittit.
mt. 8ibon ajutitfiet oliapot tpps'
tin bdmimeet. Sanelld of wanti-
lasio olleSioan ollut oifoa aldtella
10 foifenmoista. SGn mliisteli tal-
bomielin oloania railbauifesio fotls
tulosio, josie fplld oil tpotd, mittta
hltoletpn toinleentitIofin mon polf-
foln. SGn ibmetteli, eta oil fan'
iompillitiijdin pitbeito usfonnt e.
nemm1n fliin omaa ieitpad p'llnar'
rpStGGn ia fofemustaon-
Sdn fatui iitd, eta oil altarnf
bolmefiio iidn ia Gioin Snmalaa ia
ranpennat "fonion foitfihuolttl'tta"
i1moIotmoon. Yppiipd mield, eta
SSyirboni unobtatii bunen ropbteaf Ia
fonio beiodn wiimefii tapates'aan.
W,ltta. itie bGn ianoi iloitlefparna
IiitG, ettd "hrblaajopoifafin oil iNarl-
IA poifo ia perillinen". Smnaa OH
monfrlonioatnoojofin bdnelle wo-
filltttanut.
S,ubani fifth Sumalao tata tlr-
iett1 lnfiesiaon. SGnen mieleema
ml,ist,ii, ettG MT taipaan enteleilla'
fin toos oil Srltri lilo ipnti'en palos
poboilta teittanNo.
ga iloianomrtt iiialii mieid FIR
ieen luppufin. Seiffi fertot lelpla-
m6niG monfensrangaishtflella, 800
nelld oil Ills toiipoo ferron mtela
p1GstG fotiinIofin. Snorao poafa
bdn Iupuii iinne tillu eifd millol1l-
fam enGG miristo.
Sbnieellilet opat, Serro' y.
MN tieIil ionoi Sitboni biljaa lt'et7
ieen.
80. I--n.