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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
JAMAICA ENTRIES

:, ltra' racc--nvc and one. half furlones-
land ,o7; simor Helene. ii2 rn noh; M9se
Goi pII g ,.ri, 1o7; Lonely. lo7; Bright
second tacc--Iniic and seventy yards
t.,I.'e'1, -: i'ahrttc. Io3: Keen Jane. IoI /:
,n.lTH hrhtrr, ldG KOhInOor. lo2; Mary
h.ai"' ip@ Miss Hryn. Io7.
h'n fhc"--n'lc and seventy yards-Day
,,ss'' ~, l'hhurni Swain. l0G: Over There
~; ,ihnniers,orm. 100: Snnator Grow,
~; ring fI"nd!'. l20; Thistlcdon. Io6;
r'"fth rac"--Thc Gowanus Stakes. milo
an" NTl"cnth--Woodtrap. 10; Senator
row. ioi; Snap Dragon II. i'll: Thisticdon.
~ Hihett q. 100. WhImsy. LOG: Recount
~. iOg. 80" 'D'"'
run, rncc-s"IiinE. handicap, i've and
pig -h.!' iWlonga-Star CLAUS. 1905: Assume
w: E.fh' Angle. III: Dandy Dude. 96:
%" Seed. l0i. out the Way, 1926: Toto
III; Aroma. me- TorchbcarcT Ilo; Yyctte'
"a nny Due. 81; Ui,Imathuie. 100.
, 7h'h raCc--hve furionHs-IIead Over
ih"GIm i!%: indIscretion. 100: Gloria France.
III; hr.h and Can. o. nctty !. ia:
io'. Rambler Koae. 100; Weary, l05.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
BOTH BIG LEAGUE PARKS
DISCOURAGE CIRCUIT HITS
Frank Bnkcr, Hest Known Player Ac-
complaining This Ecnt. Having
Three to His Credit.

Home run hitting on the big fields at
Chicago and Cincinnati, wncrc the 1919
worlds series is TO bc played. is n
difficult task Now and then ball has
been driven into the distant bieacnera
at Comiskcy Park. but such hits have
! been rare.
| \ Ruth can do the trick occasio nally
! but few other hitters get more than
over those distant barriers. If n bats
man can get a hard hit ball through
above his head, he can get home
run on the hit. but with Felsch and
Koush in charge of the center field
patrol such hi Is anything but easy
RcdIand Field. in Cincinnati. is an
other park with distant barriers. so il
series will carry little in the line Of
homc-run excitement. Hap Fclsch hit
into, the left field seats at Comiskey
Park during the series with the Giants
in 1917, but ne has done little of that
kind of hitting since.
In separate niche in Basehalrs Hall
of Fame is a small list Of players who
nave been able to hit for the circuit in
these baseball championships Babe
hitters in the history of the game. has
yet to experience the pleasure Of
circling the bases on one Of his drives
and Ruth has had his swings in three
different series. although he inquired in
only one gam Elm the 1915 series and
only one in 1916. In the fifteen cham
and Aincrican League pcnnant winners
the list Of cliGiblcs on each competing
club ran from twenty to twcnty-fivc
per year. yet only twenty players all
told have succeeded in lifting worlds
series home runs
Frank Baker is the best known Of
honc-run hittcrs in these big games
and it vas due TO his heavy stick work
against Mathcwson ana Marquard In
lhl that the Trappc Maulcr was called
"iiomc- Run" Baker. lie has hit three
circuit waliOpS in thcy. big parpca
mark That Larry Gardner. formerly
with the Red Sox ANA now with the
cleveland Indians. tied in 1916 The
complete list Of homc-run hittcrs in
worlds series games is as follows:
f'hkcr, Athletics, Hircc; Gardner, Red
SG%. three; b"ughcrty. Red Sox two;
, larke., Iirat"s. two: kaun. Giants.
iw"' Hooper. Rcd Son. two; Schrinr
l,!ratcs: Tinker, Cubs: -. Jones. Tigers,
Erawiord, Tigers; - Murphy, Ath.
Giants; Schams. Athletics Merki.'
sS' nl H@%ny ,Hrayes; Lewis. Rcd
kOhLns. Enlsch. MnIln Sow -
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TO WREsTLE DEAF MUTE
WESTEGAARD WILL MEET
OHIO GRAPPLER FRIDAY
Double Card Greets Mint Fnu. /.
broadway Arenn for Latter
Pnrt OF Week.

one or the next big events on the
local sport calendar will be the wrest-
ling card Friday night in tho Broad
way Athletic Arena. where Jean wes,.-
gard. arm end wrist-lock expert. will
swap holds with silent" Olsen the
dear mute, of the Silent Athletic Club.
AKRON. Ohio. in what Is expected to
Olsen looms up az one OF the tough
est customers among the middle
weights and he Is expected to prove
a worthy opponent for the Dane. The
type and he is said to BIO one or the
strongest men ct his weight. The bout
Will be at catch" weights, although
both Erapplers Will scale close to I5S
"zeke" Smith expects to have his
hands full when he ties up with Con"
Albright. x-middleweisht champion, in
the hrst finish match on the program.
The last setto between this pair In
Richmond was lively affair. II termi-
mated in victory for Smith. Albright
promises TO stage = come back" when
he tackles the Richmonder again, and
the fans Will be interested to find out
whether or not he can turn the trick.
Smith Is taking the wiscst course and
Is working to be in shape for n trying
battle.
1t would seem that the local middle
weight is doing his part TO keep Rich
in the last six matches In which he has
participated has given Smith the un-
usual "; record I've straight falls.
"Zeke" will try TO improve THIS mark
ton are trying to figure out the best
record hung IN for consecutive pin
falls. Jimmy Condos. Charles Peter
son. Bobby Mainfort and one or two
men who have .~~ontlv fallen victim
of tho prowess Of the Richmonder.
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LATONIA ENTRIES

FaiEp.ay, 100; AppIejacK H.. Io2: sam Reh.
lnS: H6peful. ioa Hidden Jewel. I63; Tex
parke. lo'. Also eligible: Carrie Moore. iot !:
Mahony. lo3: High Cloud. lo3: Fiuzey. 100
j. o. Rice. 100: lIother. l0a
vssG op IS Ss and 9neh ,s
tious io5: Little Niece. 1906: Missed the Time.
i g.. Meenah II, LOG; Estero los: Heneeia los:
Betty curry los: Donna Roma, los: c,cei ely
Bay. lo3; Hidden Talent. 1903: Thrifty Three,
Third race-six furiongs-Chariie Sunny.
Sc; 81 coronei. lS7; Gold stone. i0i: Vision.
io;: Discord. 100: Lou. ll2; EnInity. i22:
itameus. IL: Frank Matto1. H. Also ell
Eiblc: Verify. irs: Columbia Tenn. H.:
Ia lW Baby Girl. 100: Miss Proctor.
Fourth race-six furlonEs-Biackie D.w.
IN; kirE CORN 100; American Ace, Id:
Fifth race-Fort Thomas handicap. six fur
lonEs-l'rivoltty. l03: Alula. l0a; Travcsty. l04:
Mysterious Girl. ioi: Luke's Pat. 1o4 Marie
Maxim. lc4 Orlova, los: Breadman. los ::
Maesi e. lT: Black Prince. iG': Ina Wood.
Iner. 10: Star View. ITO: Kinburn. 10: Alta
Roy H.. ITO; Cln,onvillc. III: Busy signal.
II: Captain Mac. ~: Make Up. liz: Siren
Maid. ib: Wcndy. rs; Fritz 10: Anson. lle:
sixth race-one mile-GaInecock. lo5: Or
mosdale, los: Diversion. lO7: Tippo Sahib. 10;
ftile, no; TrottuSs 10; Mimic H.. no.
S"yenth race-mile and seventy yards-the
ifonsteia, lei: Euiogy. los; Eda HERNIA 1916 :
James. lQo Breeze pJs Jack Straw. I09; j. j.
AZ loS: Opportunity; III: Sun Gold.
sweep, 1903; SEA Farer. 10; b. B. Johnson.
W: Athena. 100; Jiny, Ito
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Say Joie tiny !. All In.

athletics arc discussing Rays failure
to achieve his aim in his two most re-
cent attempts. He failed to lower the
and was unsuccessful. also. in his at
Tempt TO erase the 1,000yard mark.
These failures have fortified the be-
Ray has run his best races. 1t was
the opinion OF many after the recent
Rays strenuous campaign had burned
up his vitality and had decreased his
speed. Ray won the mile and the half
mile title and assisted his team to
victory in record breaking relay
race in the senior championships. held
one week after his record mile run in
Canada. The experienced followers OF
me sport unhesitatingly declared the
Illinois a. c. flier was abusing his nat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
sOX OFF FOR CINCINNATI
COMISKEYS CLUB ENTERS
RIVALS STRONGHOLD TODAY
Every PInyer In Tip Top Form md
Confident of linking Both
Gnmcs.
INV A.socIa,ed rrcss.l

CHICAGO, Sept. 2a.-Managcr kid"
Gleason and twenty-:hree members Of
the Chicago White Sox. American
League ponnant winners. left here to-
night for Cincinnati, where they will
meet the Cincinnati Reds Wednesday
and Thursday in the first Two games
OF the world series.
Every man on the team WAS de-
clared to be 1T for the championship
games, and each expressed himself as
confident tina. the SoN would come
back to Chicago Friday with a two
game lead on their National League
rivals. Manager Gleason has given mis-
team complete rest since they
clinched the pennant several days ago.
Il stiff workout in Cincinnati. either
-at the Reds park or, If the Reds use
1t. at some amateur field. While no
definite announcement has been made
the White SoX players are sure that
Gleason, will pick Eddie Cicotte TO
hurl the opening game. with Claude
Williams as the likely nominee for the
second contest. Gleason said Cicotte
and Williams would work the first
two games, but would not say wheth
er the right handler or the southpaw
would be his first choice. Both are
said 10 be in excellent shape, Cicotte
which troubled his arm the latter part
OF the season
Louis Comiskey. son of the owner
OF the White Sox. did not accompany
the team tonight. He is reported
seriously i'll. threatened with appen-
dicitis and probably win not witness
any OF the games
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HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

Eir sta raeeIstI fqr,ongs-.-.n; Roy IFS,
S Ga1phyt H. H. T rev WI ,h}4 iird vi
Second race-stcep!echas" two ruilcs-An.
Dorosia. 1l1: The Lost bro. il0,, iIarv,,pnt''
14l: Minton China l3G 81. Mualrc Ia6 -
Edgar. l12 Sweet Alyssu!n. Io. Enriy
sight, III Aust.al loo: I.obclia az
Beauty Sleep. 9s Mother Nn,hrrc iIS'
Mannchen. III: Katie Canal. lO.. I.tt
Dawson. LOG: Edith Haulnaun. los. P"ini
to Point, III: Frank burke III sir,.,tt,''
10T; Laura Miller. lo3- PAGua !os So
eligible: Fountain Fay. loo: SIX E.r, Ill.
Torquato H.. 10s: W ward. loo
Fourth race-Gve and one hall IurIours--
louise y. liS; joyful. li2. Ahara. los.
MaR.1 Mirror. los: Currency. los T0u1s f,ni
ZOE: Murphy 1ls: Chenung. los: col Us,.
rIson. lo5: Snow Queen. lO2: Encorc iSg
Major Dofno. lis: Drifbrld. los: Lady ivan
1os: Fort Bliss 10: Marion ioI!ins. Ic5
Also eligible: Uranium los
Fifth race-seiling; miie and scvent,
yardsM,oW 10y cay l1S IEsh K.ss IN! nary
100; The Belgian II. lol: Det,ie Iilar' &C.
KIcin. III Bil Hunicy. lob liomcwar,
les: SiIk Bird. 100; River King IOi; RI
coy. los: Toots!e. Il:: Sophie Gatewool
Seventh race-miIe and a quarter--Thr,,,
s1IS; Indolence. III: RoyaL l0s: Toadst5oi
z -: Luther III; Stir Up, III: Garbage. iOe
Hr William Johnson. Ill: Farley. loo Iu,
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DAY STAR WINS FUTUR|7
FAV0RITE SECOND IN
LEXINGTON TROT CLASS
Firat Division OF Walnut Hall G
uoes TO Baron CcRnntle-Second
Division Unfinished.
tBy Associated Press. I

tBy Associated Pressl
LEXINGTON. Sept. 29.-The openi,
DAY of the meeting of the Kentuc,
Irotttng Horse Breeders Associati,
iurnlshcd as the feature the two-yca
Sid division OF the FuturIty, in viii
th "'% ne the Greet was first choice.
IN the lead and won, with Mr. mi,
forcing her to the limit.
In the second the black geldi,
length. oh " win
,, In the third mile the neld was W,
ing on the Wan far Et ur5 st tho Great lea
GGnoked down, and. falling into /
renee was killed by sharp point ot
p ihink' the heat going to Day ST,
straIn, had gained on the leaders In t.
Day Star won the fourth heat som
what easily. with the original favor
seaond. The time for the four hea
tiers of that age. 'fo
=, The first division of the Walnut Hs
cup went to Baron Gigantic. after
won the first heat in a drive. M soro
dale III. and Baron Cegan,le. tho ne nc
Two In the gamest fashion. The WI
owner S was o. pred by David n. Look. i
pred the winner OF the Junior Futn
inc second division of the Gun nc
unfinished. the race going over M
tomorrow. after Gentry c, had won :,
hrst ana Selka the second heat.
s:@ class; pacing; purse. 5000:
Jenny 2nirk, CHI. G., by Hodsewood
BOY (ksan) ...................... :,
Rascal. b. &. tRay) ...............
ha.rey X. br &: (Marvin) ........ ;
DIRECT the Work. Little Batiste and "a
daIin also started. Time 2:osi1. s:o5 1si.
- T ~. futurity. for ,wo-year.oids: Dur
Day Star; b. c. by Peter tho Great
Smniy Ehen fCoI) ................, I
rhe Great Miss Morris. CHI. T.
Emma Harvester voitax and sunn,,s :
tanccd Mr.. Dudley won second heat =
atoEpea dead In the third. Time. ,:io
tc Walnut ,,t.,. Hall cup. tro,,!nr: purse. So
Baron Gigantic. b. h. by Gigantic
=, Morning Gal tMcDonald) ..o -
Mariondaie; Dr. =. murphy ......s !.
Direct Forbes. blk. h. tMcCoy) ..1
Peter Coey: Echo Direct. Mary Cobu,
Se1da King Waits. Rance and oscar Wal
2:o7E -'V'*' ." .
Walnut Hall cup. tro,tiae: purse. g.,
capsd,ii. GErkam.GnH, cen.H Aierson-
Srlka, CHI. m. tFemIns) -
kcniucky June. b. (W. FlcrninEI
Edith Carter. Bonnie Del. Harrod's Cree
owe FAINT. Cora Davis. Lizzie Brown. NJ,
"oode'ne ai.o started Time. a:osh , osk
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TUSSLES WITH SCRUBS
varsity Eleven At UnIveruity OF yfr-
Sinia Scores Touchdown-Rexu-
Lara Show Improve
Special to Tho Times-D,sna,c

ISpccial to The Times Dispatch.1
UNIVERSITY on VIRGINIA. VA.
Sept. 29.-Twenty-fivc members or Vir-
ginta's varsity squad were put throueh
a forty-fve minute scrImmage this ait
ernoon and there was marked improve
ment In the work OF several OF the
men. notabl- hcGowan, Ray, Dunn and
Niche. with the first string of backs
In the lineup. touchdown was score d
quickly on the scrubs.
Later the scrubs rallied and made
consistent gains on the regulars q
splendid showing being made by NC
Connell at left tackle and Minor at
center. kemper's work at full back
greatly pleased Head Coach Coleman,
and Craig. Schneider ran well
with the ball. Hodsson also gave. a
good account OF himself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
SPEED STARS TO MEET
Motorcycle Carnival mt Belmont Drnv,
Champions From All Parts
of Country.
Sc

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2o.-Gcnc
Walker and Red Parkhurst, worlds
champion motorcycle racers, will clash
in Philadelphia on the Belmont track,
October IL, in a series of races and
II is felt among the enthusiasts OF
this sport that existing records will
surely be smashed. Walker is officially
credited with having ridden to the re-
cord breaking figures of fourty-sx
seconds for mile, and having con-
tnued on for twenty-five miles at the
rate OF forty-seven and onc-fifth sec
ondS per mile or nineteen minutes
hfty-eight and two-tifth seconds.
Local riders who will compete
against the champions include Kayser,
Elgert, De SLnoDe, Klecber and the
Craddock brothers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
SIGNAL STEALING MAY BE
FACTOR IN WORLDS SERIES
TAT Norm, Reds Leader. Relieves Dis,
cover! or Code ""n SQUARE WIN
Cut Figure.

Stealing the opposing tcama signals
"' ne SpuaFc may cut a iigur,. in
iht hltinat" outcome Of the forthcom-
me WorliS series between Cincinnati
ana the Chicago White Sox, according.
10 Manager rat Moran, o.: the Reds.
ny, ny St,a ing on the square" saya
Ai"r%h' mean the ability Of one club
10 hIScoN"r the signal cod. Of Tho
"ther without resort to any under
hann trickcry. II you have fnunws
nr'sht enough 10 catch the meaning OF
u@ 'mrious niue apparently unimpor-
IN, moves mad" by tn" other team
'Htt stealing on the epllarc'
Nh"h look charge OF the Reds I
tnHhRch ne whole system or signs
mat hhu bccn IN ugc---supDlau,cl Them
WIN = set OF my own. and got valuable
mem from several OF the uiaycrg. ~,
nay" Il system as iutricai. as c.icn-
CIV" IN It's rhmlilcatiouS. as any nov
IN 10" hIg leagues. and even hav. suc-
VA signs Tor = man TO fash when he
un'fiit understand the sign urst riyc,,
max AZ right II has worked ont
MI hhn my hogs arc so bright that
my d"ht forget. don't get the sigma
~ "SS'd ana don't overlook any OF the
understand that Gleason has done
,&n'tIg he sam" thing revised and
,,nHHmEed ihe whole signal systcln OF the
" my" S"N ana introduced a n.y code
toFt'hlhE battery men. battcrs and
- miners In the coming acrIcn
'<"hS0n and his boyY will do All ,h.,
can 10 solve the meaning OF our tcy
~" Wr"cF our plans by turning mi.
",'p% ,''"Ft against ny. McanV.bIlc VOC
Hn aa u" h"tnE our best to learn The I'm y.
FER mysteries Of TIA" White Sox siwnnja
o,' i'"Hl"i who VII have IN,
hccncr observers Maybe yy, sh,Il
i";t,T,h ever! trick they've 20, ana ,hcu
I 80 ''a.W none OF ours. Ana pcrhnns
my wili have ue solved and " one
AMI ,n =" a Gay while we WON'T he
| VII :" uhdcrSthnd their lodge ri,uni.
h,cheNcr club gets the cdr. ~,
| ,E.,y;,s WI nave quite an advantarc
''''' one ming can safely nrc,,,to,SS :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30

Uncle Sans Men Abroad
Will Get Series Scores
Especial to Tho T1mos-Dispatch.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-rhc In
ninEs scorer of the worlds Herien
baseball Enmes will be flashed 60 all
parts OF the world for the benefit of
American soldiers md sailor abroad,
the National War Work Council of
the Y. n. G.. A. hns announced.
By an arrangement today with
the Navy Department the reaults
will be sent by wireless from WASH
ington the United States naval
headquarters Mt London, where they
Will be rclayed to the y. NJ. G.. A.
huts In Germany, France, England
and Scotland, and to vessels in the
Mediterranean Sea.
Other points to which the scores
will lie transmitted are Siberia
Panama Canal Zone. West Indfes,
Philippine islands. Guam, Hawaii
and China.
In the United States the Y. NJ.
c. A. Will post the results, play by
play, Mt the various camps and NJ
the huts In the larger cIfIes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
What Is Rheumatism?
Why Suffer from tt?

turks and which is not effected by
salves and ointments. It Is important
that you rid yourself of this terrible
disease before it goes too far. s. S. S.
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the test of time. having been in con-
slant use for more than fifty years
1t will do for you what 1t 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 tho physician Of this Company
and let him advise with you. Advice
is furnished without charge. Address
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Atianta. Ga---Ady. Il I, III 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
Sufferers Should Realize That
1t Is a Blood Infection and Can
Be Permanently Relieved.

rheumatism means that the blood
has become saturated with uric acid
poison.
1t does not require medical advice
to know that good health is abso-
lutely dependent upon pure blood.
When the muscles and joints become
sore and drawn with rheumatism. it is
not a wise thing to take little aalve
and by rubbing 1t on the sore spot, ex-
pect to get rid Of your rheumatics.
You must go deeper than that. down
deep into the blood yhere tho poison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
YOUNG PLAYERS DISPLACE
MEMBERS OF GOLD GUARD"
Thirty-Two Women Golfers Qualify In
National Championship Tour
mt In Pennsylvania.
rBy Associated Press. ]

SHAWNEE ON THE DELAWARE.
PA. Sept 2s.-The younger players cut
into the "old guard materially in the
qualify ng round OF the womcn's ma
tional golf championship tournament
here today. and while the list of thirty
two who qualified contains the names
of many of the older favorites, the
younger generation is much in evil
dence-
Mrs. William a. Gavin, of New York
and Miss Alexa Sterling, the national
champion from Atlanta, Ga. tied for
the medal with 81. Mrs r. II. Barlow,
Philadelphia, was third. two strokes in
the rear of tho leaders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
Fox Hunters to Gather.

GLENVITLE. ". VA, Sept 20-The
West Virginia Fox Hunters Associa-
ton will hold it's annual meeting here
October 90. r. NJ. Goad. of Strange
the organization. Judge Fisher, Of the
Braxton- Nicholas Judicial Circuit: p.
y. Adams, clerk OF the Braxton County
chant OF Strange Creek, helped in tho
investigation OF foxes which led 10
tho decislon, The chasing will be on
8tionsd at ldesig mated polpts. ~ :. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
MEET IN GOLF FINALS
William II. Palmer. Jr., md A. l..
Eawse Context for IIonors mt
Club Links Today.

William II. Palmer, Jr.. and A. L.
IIawse. who won over their opponents
In the elimination golf tournament in
ginia links. will meet this afternoon
10 determine the winner OF the finals.
Much interest is being manifested in
ner will have to contend against r G.
Duval, OF the Hermitage Country Club,
for the city championship title. Duval
won from C. II. Rudd In the tourney
at the Hermitage links Saturday. The
city championship series call for a
round on each of the links.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
0'D0WD OUTP0INTS RATHER
Worlds MiddIeweiEht PugfIi.t Dcfeu
Opponent In whiri.vlnd Eight
Hound bout.
lBy Universal Service.

JERSEY CITY. y. j.. Sept. 2a.-MiI
O'Dowd. worlds middlcwcirht char
pion. outpointcd AugIe Rather. the Ne
York middle weight. In whirlwi,
.!Eht-round bout at the Armory A.
here tonight
Rather. who made n furious attcmI
to upset the champion. won the ar
two rounds. but tho rest OF the Mgr
except for the sixth. which was eve
was easily O'Dowd's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
South American Sports Boom.

team OF athletes for future Olympic
games is suggested by Captain r. l..
BYRD. former Chicago A. -. discus
ihrower. who Is soon to enter business
IN that part OF the world. Captain
Byrd haa declared his intention OF
striving for stimulation OF interest
IN athletics Ia South America, and.
When asked whether he would return
10 this country for the worlds
championship games next year. said
ne planned TO form his own Olympic
team in South America.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
Hot Springs Tennis tourney.

Tor Tho cnmpniBncrs who can follow
the track OF tho summer into Southern
in that at Virglnia Hot Springs. The
competition. which begins there Mon
DAY. October g. Nv the sixth annual
mems singlcs. In addition mems
doubles. womcn'a 'kinGIea and mixed
doubles VIII he decided. M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
CUPLER DEFEATS READ
Takes InitinI Game In billiard Tourney
by Score of 100


In the initial meeting of amateur
billiard stars last night at the Grand
Billiard Parlors, Cuplcr defeated Read
all the breaks. but Cupler pleased b!l-
lard fans by making three high runs
OF thirteen each While Read PLAYED
a consistent game he WAS, entirely
outciassed by his opponent in tho
contest tonight Bowman will meet
Childress. There are ten players al.
together comheting' in the champion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
DENIES OIL MILLIONAIRE
HOLDS OPTION ON CLUB
John ID. Logan, PresId~nt of Mobile
SnndlotterH, Said No Offers Would
He Considered.
Thy Associated Presa.l

MOBILE, Ala. Sept. 29.-John p
Logan. president OF the Mobile Club
of the Southern Association. today de-
MED a report that w. II. Rowe. mil
La. held an option on the Mobile fran
chisc. and would place IL In Shrcve-
port. after disposing OF his Shreveport
franchise in the Texas League. Logan
said no one held an option on the Mo-
bile franchise. He said Macon. Ga.
interests had made him an offer TO rur-
but declared 1t would not be consid-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-30
HURT IN FOOTBALL GAME
Raymond TE1eenor Seriously InIur,
on Grtdiron at Jenerson
City, Tenn,

[SUecial to The Times Dispatch
BRISTOL Va. Sept 29.-Raymon
Fleenor. son OF DR.. and Mrs. T.. \
Flecnor, OF Piny Flats. near here wa
seriously injured In recent footba
game at Jefferson City. Tenn. accord
ing TO news reaching here Youn
cord and conclusion. He VIA prohabi
be taken to Johns Hopkins Hospita
In Baltimore. for treatment as soon 2
he is a BILE TO be moved