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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-06-11
nalIard,s Efforts Of NO Avail

AssemblymaD Ballard attempted 70
Kill the bill to detach a portion of the
town Of Richmond and add the same
TO the city Of Shawano. He said that
the farmers in the town Of Richmond
were opposed to the bill and claimed
that Il would increase their rate Of
taxation. Assemblyman Weeman said
that a large paper mill was located in
this town and that the city Of Shawa-
no was compelled to furnish IRE ard
police protection. BY vote Of 81 20
~ the assembly refused to kill the bin
and it finally passed.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-06-11
Eiuht.Hour Day for Women.

The MaslnkOwski bin fixing an
eight-hour day for women employed in
factories was amended by the assem-
bly, so as to limit the amount of over
time to six hours week. This meas
ure fixes an eight-hour day for wom-
en- in factories, with time and a half
for overtime; but the amount Of over
time shall not exceed six hours week
iy. In the amended form the bin was
advanced, 40 to q.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-06-11
Rad for pIseIpline.

81 understand there's a tendency to
drop Aye, aye. sir in the navy"
THAT would never do" "Of course
not It's one Of the traditions Of the
service. If that sort of thing were
encouraged II wouldn't be long before
a COB would be saying Yep to an
admiral. birmingham Age-Herald
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-06-11
Three Drown in River.

Minneapolis. Mimi, June 3.-Three-
boys, Melvin Dale, Herbert Dorsey and
Leonard Peterson. were drowned in
the Mississippi when an old rowboat
capsized. Carl Nelson saved his life
bv swimming ashore.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-06-11
An Yanks Homo bx Auaust 1.

Washington, June 4. - Continues
use of naval ships in returning troops
from France was urged by Secretary
Baker. With the aid of the navy, the
secretary said. practically every sol
der will be out Of France by August 1.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-06-11

Toronto. June 4.-The ranks Of the
Toronto strikers were REINFORCED by
several hundred members Of the Ma
rine Workers federation, who stop
ped work following the decision of the
union to call a sympathetic strike.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-06-11

Montgomery. Mo. June 4.-Tyler
Parker who set type with Mark Twain
In Hannibal, Mo, 66 years ago, died
nj his home here. He was eighty-twO
wears old. He was said to be the
oldest printer in the United States.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-06-11

London, June An commons a
resolution was adopted authorizing the
treasury TO raise Il loan to a Limit OF
81 ,2J0. 100000 TO cover the deficit for
the year and any sum required for the
repayment of maturing securities.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-06-11
vanderIIn Quits Bank Job.

New York, June 5.--Frank Arthur
vanderllp announced his resignation as
president of the National City bank.
Mr.. Vanderbilt was elected president in
January, 1909. James A. Stnlman
succeed Mr. VanderIip.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-06-11
To lest Missouri Dry Law.

ST. Lonis. June 3.--The Tenth Ward
culating petitions for a referendum on
the national prohibition amendment,
also will conduct a referendum on the
bone dry law recently passed.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-06-11
Wire Strikers Are Warned.

Atlanta, Ga, June 5.-The striking
employees of the Southern Bell and
Atlanta Telephone companies were
warned by Postmaster General Burle-
son thai strikes are not permissible in
the government service.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-06-11

Edwin Davis. Robert Lowry, Marvin
Kirby, and Isaac Nelson OF GAINESVILLE
were sentenced TO 30 days in Jail by
Federal Judge A. L. Sanborn on a
charge Of Illicit sale Of liquor to sol.
diers.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-06-11
wotortruek on Farms.

Investigation shows that the motor.
truck is making longer hauls for the
farmer at a decreased cost as COM
pared with horses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-10
jim BARNES STILL LEADS
FIELD IN GOLF TOURNEY
Harry Hampton, Country Club Pro-
fcsSionnl, Turns I'm Fine Cnrd
for Ivo-Day I'Iny.

ATLANTA. Sept Aim Rarncs Of
Sunset JIM. professional. led tn. Mold
of amat and professionals a, ne
end OF the second day of tho op,,,
golf championship here Win lir Tor
the thirty-siX holes played Yesterday
and today
S Robert r Jones. Jr. Atlanta. anna
teur. and Douglas Eduar local pro-
fessonal were tied for second riI,r,
tonight with ~ each.
The list Of nose who viii riay -
morrow. with their total score To dafc
jim Barnes. sunset I'M aa0 vs.
Robert I. Jones j.. Atlanta uf)
: j. Douglas Edgar Atlanta. G{-r ys
Leo lpieEcl Detroit. CI52b
Perry Adair. Atlanta $50 vs. r-cJ
!, Mcleod WashinEtor. n g. lf3l
Emmett French. York C5D ~
CharIes Hal Birmingham. GGll
Jock Mck.uzi. Chattauoop. ff...
VS.. NJ c. Jones. atlanta. I-gl
Harry Hampton Richmond. va. C50,
vs.. Willie oEg Atlanta C5al
Richard Hickey Atlanta lrCa ,.e
w. J. Damon. OaKmout. ,1cOt
Bob Peoples, PckIu IS a. r7r, ,
Eugene Mccarthy. Charlotte r1rn,
Harry Cowi", rate Syringe tI8-, ,.a
Charles Rove Oakmort lG6t
T. r Ioc fficr Cthrrout t1G1D nc,
II. S. SprocEel Oakron, ffca.
Charles REYNOLDS I.aIto.yor5 -r-,
vs.. Georrc 9. Dow. Unattached --a
Victor Smith. Atlanta. le-3 d.
Iiddell, Atlanta. GSa)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-10
BELMONT RESULTS

FIRST racc--tive and one half furlones-
10 .. won; Bright Gold. Io9 ia TORI. !
20 J. -" TO =. TO s. second; Orleans Girl.
ny tknmm"rl, 10 l. to I. 8 to s. third
ii'me: :06 80 Smitc. Tea Room. Shillelagh
ran. 80 Nf'i'@H''
second raca-StccpIechase. about two
ihi"s-"hist II. $50 tFrickcr) II to s. 7
!" IT, our. won; Houdini. 1870 (ByersD, to
l. 10 !. out. second: War Strength l33
,hrts"nl, L" !. TO l. out, third Time,
''an - StTadvarius. ran
lhird racc--P"Conic. lightweight Hand
,rap six tur!onGs-Peter Piper, 1913 tRice).
- |" :. to ;. to To- won; Masda 100
!N0ian', 10 10 !, 10 l. . to l. second :
war Drive. Ill tButwclli, 8 to l. 3 to /
y TO ." ih!rd. Time. Hills Jock Scot
'dEh"rnck; Flags. Star Hampton, Icndrie.
i.nih HriEhton. ran
Fourth racc-Manhattan Handicap, one
p ihir-l.ucui.iic. 1870 tFator). 8 to TO- / 10
!. out. won: Star Master Ien (Kummor).
u" :, I" 10. ont, second: Naturalist 1917
,rhiror"ihcri. TO /, TO s. out, third
'int. SO 81" Enrladc, ran.
Fliih racc-fvc furlongs-PiIgrim, 10,
Irhhl ml,na 4" J.. 2 to 8. i to- 8. won;
I" b. ,s.con1' Masked Dancer. lo7 tMc-
;;os -. Royal Duck. krewer. Mile. Vivian
sixth raUe-hvc and one-half furIongs--
AfrthMsa, IL tAnbrosc). to TO- out. out
Won Swiri. III tFatorb. TO s. to 5 out
second; kicbchct. ia (kcisay), s to l.
- >. out. third Time. sos rs. Lola
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-10
INDIANS SHUT OUT BATTLE
AXE CLUB BY 6-TO-O SCORE
IIarrci,on Ptchc. Good Game for
Amateurs, hut Is Given Rather
"obbly support at Times.

The dope" followed true course
Yesterday afternoon in the game nj
boulevard Field between the Richmond
Indians and Battle Axe. and the Ben
der tribe won by the score of TO 0
over the fast amateur outfit.
Nothing in the way of the spectac-
ular happened during the contest.
Macarthur held the amateurs well in
hand throughout and allowed but
three hits. two OF them by Monroe. who
struck out his first TWO times at bat.
tiarrelSon pitched - unusually good
came for 4 non-pro. lie allowed eleven
nitS. but better support would have
cut OF couple OF runs which. the In
dams garnered. In the second inning.
with TWO men on base. he struck out
Abbott Macarthur and Baker in sue
ceSSion
This was the bright spot in the
game. HarrclSons curves broke we'll
and his control was good. He gave
but one base on balls. although he hit
HUI twice during the fray.
Baker, Brown, Moran and Abbott did
the majority of the swattinE for the
Indians, each gathering in two hits
apiece" Fast double plays and good
fielding kept the game from dragging
Jenkins and Hotchkiss, shortstop and
first base for Battle Axe. made brace
OF double plays just to prove TO the
Virginia Leaguers that they knew how
TO play ball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-10
BASEBALL FEVER RAGING
Patients nj Snnatorium Near Cincinnati
Show Great Interest In
work Of Reds.

ClNCINNATi Sept -Bascballitis
mas become epidemic at the Tubcrcu-
losis Sanatorium in lickrun. Instead
~ combating il the attending physi-
clans ar" encouraging ii. for they find
that as the baseball fever rises the con-
iltou Of their patients improves. and
they seem TO gain a new lease on lifc.
Ever since the Reds made their rush
Tor tho pcnnnnt IL has been observed
mat many patients have developed an
interest that TOOK their minds from
tuoir disease. The fans among then,
nave stimulated this interest SO that
low The entire colony has become in
fcc,od
To add. 10 the stimulation the resi-
d"nt physician, Or. Philip Cath. has
placed score board on The porch of
the administration building, where the
scores are chalkcd up 10y innings as
Troy ar" received over the telephone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-10
TO DRAW LOTS FOR SEATS
TO GAMES IN CINCINNATI
I"rrnuinn States That 100000 Appiicn-
lions Have Been Made for 10000
deserved Places.

LNNATl, Sept. o-The directors
OF he Cincinnati National League base
Dali Gun have decided thai as the
world series baseball games are play
I'd IN Cincinnati, reserved seats viii!
~ distributed by lot.
NJ! applications will he placed in
some receptacle and then drawn out
as in a lottery untl the fur amount
Of available reserved seats for. public
sale, estimated at 10000, have been
drawn.
These seats will he for the first
three games in Cincinnati About i
600 other seats nave been set aside
Tor distribution in accordance with
the rules OF the National Commission
and the club directors orders.
Unrcservcd seats viii be available
FOR purchase IN advance. The an
nounccment o! the directors was issued
oday through President August Herr
mann II states that already there are
more than 100000 applications for the
10000 reserved seats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-10
Dinner for Boat Club
Oarsmen Tonight at s

To show their appreciation OF tho
hard work OF the crew which won
tho feature rRcc' In tho rcEnttn of
the Southern Rowing Association In
BaItiInOrc ON July 20. the mbern
of the NirEinin Boat Club Will give
n dinner tonight Mt o'clock mt the
business Meas Club 10 the victo-
riOus eight.
II is expected TINT fully 100 MEM
hers of the club will bc present.
There will he number of Informal
speeches and general good time.
captain "lSob" Forrest will probably
net us toustmnstrr.
The dinner will come ms for~-
runner of the club regatta, which
will he held on the river In front OF
the clubhouse on saturday, begin
ming ut o'clock. Crew races,
cnnoe events md swimming races
VIII mnkc UP the program.
{. \. Montgomery, w. l.. Gillian
md IL. IL. Forrest constitute the
committee in charge of the dinner
tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-10

SLUGGERS BEAT HlLLSIDES
Oregon Hill Outfit Gets II-to-1O Vic
tory Over Opponents in Fast
Little Enll Game.

The Oregon Hill Sluggers defeated
the HiilSiders in snappy game of ball
Yesterday 10 the tune OF IL 10 TO- Both
Priddy and Welsh pitched good ball.
Sensational catches were made by
Priddy, Garter and Reardon. Munson
played we'll at short The feature Of
the game. however, was the batting
of Welsh and Wyatt.
The girls went simply wild over J.
Reardon and his alligator catching in
the outer garden.
When Manager Welsh got in the box
they started TO give him great APP
plause.
men TO meet the sluggcrs. Napier
kept the third sack Well guarded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-10
COLUMBIA BEATS ATLANTA
IN FIRST GAME OF SERIES
Bacon OutpitChcs shcrh,p mn, J.,
: CNcn brilliant support in FrnY
bctWrcn Champions

COLI HnBlA. :. a.. Sept . R.r.,
outpitched Shccnau ana WAS g.,
brilliant support Columoi4 Gcte,, ....
of the post-seaso series b.,v.l-
champions OF thr southern ana Sour.
~ Columbia bunched n.,s in the fourth
Ito score four runs While q r-ss 81
Brazier, triple 10y Meyer ana M,.er..
fourth hit accounted lpr ttla st.' ~,
sAuantas first run was scored vs5..
son on third base whf, ff, scr'.,,I
!, came as a result OF Mil"-'s duub.o d.,
p rtoal OF third. ana a nclders rhoi., %
So Third Basefnan Meyers of columbia,
s NIT safely on each Of his f0n- amer
Ances at bat Miller Tor NiI,nt,
made double and two singles.
"a. score by INNINGS Il II E.
EsAtlanta .......,l 0ol 90
) columbia ..oO 0i0O02s
batteries Sheohan and Higr4s. H..
, con and Rawsoh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-10
Comment on Sport
BY DICK TAYLOR.

Taxa kola, city amateur champions.
and the Richmond Indians may clash
for the second time this season at
Boulevard Field this afternoon at
$50 o'clock Owner Wilson. through
Secretary Cherry, Of the Richmond
club. offered the victors In Mondays
game another chance at Bcndcrs out
~ last night and at "A late hour ef-
forts were being made to bring the
TWO teams together.
second fray between the amateurs
and the professionals WouH be Of
great interest 10 Richmond fans who
turned out in large numbers TO wit
ness the hrst encounter. Taxa * ola
undoubtedly got the breaks" in the
opening clash. \ return engagement
would be more reliable Indicator of
the relative strength OF the clubs Vic
tory for Richmond in the game today.
Il one should be PLAYED. would not
discredit the Taxa ola boys. however
They would st.ll be proud OF that
initial triumph.
One of the Norfolk papers carries
President Bradley. OF the Vireiisl
League in which ne declares that the
demands of owner Wilson. Of the Rich
mond club for the champio nship post
is thoughtless OF Mr.. Bradley, TO say
the last. AS president OF the league
he should maintain "A strict neutrality
To take sides VIII only increase the
already fallen and will be productive
Of no good
Right now Mr., Bradley has man
sized job on his hands. it being
nothing more or less than untanging
the knotted skein of affairs in his
circuit. The championship series has
failed miserably. largely because OF
the absence of a modern set o: rules
for the playing of such series. The
outlook for next year is anything but
bright. The league would be bene-
fitted by the elimination O! Petersburg
but the club has franchise which
cannot be secured except by outright
purchase.
Can Mr. Bradley restore good feel
ing between the owners" II he can
rot the circuit will more nearly re-
association OF baseball clubs. One
Of the umpircs this season called it
"madhouSe" and another a frying
pan" All the petty dissension should
ever played for the benefit Of fans
who are bringing about the greatest
revival OF sport this country has
probably ever seen.
Golfers OF Richmond will not be
surprised this morning to see the name
of Harry Hampton. professional At the
Country Club OF Virginia. ranking up
we'll with the leaders in the southern
open tournament now being held over
the East Lake course OF the Atlanta
Athletic Club. Hampton is the finest
golfer who has been in Richmond in
years He learned his game. and
learned it we'll. in Scotland and has
given good account of himself in
the various big Journeys in which he
has taken part this season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-10
GIANTS SPLIT WITH CUBS
CHICAGO WINS FIRST GAME
AND LATER LOSES TO NEHF
Max Flnck Sprnins Ankle In Opening
inning OF Initial Contest and Is
Carried From Field.
Try Associated rross1

CHICAGO. Sept. 9.-Chicago and Now
York broke even in Il double header
here today, Chicago winning the first
game TO and losing the second /
10 q but in doing so lost the services
Of Max Flack. who sprained an ankle
durinS the first contest attempting to
score on Herzog's grounder to Dubuc
IN the NTH inning. Flack was carried
from the field. He will be unable to
play for some time
Singles by Flack, Hollocher and Her
zog. followed by Robertson's double,
the first inning OF the initial game and
forced Barnes to retire. Vaughn had
little trouble holding the visitors safe.
New York punched hits of Martin,
who was generous with his passes and
won eGsily as Nehf. backed with per
rect support. never was in danger.
Scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-10
Classic mt Chapel Hill.

The Virginia game has been
played in Richmond every year since
the contest was started with the cH-
ception OF 1907. when il was PLAYED
in Norfolk. Playing II in Chapel Hi!l
one year and in Charlottesville the
next marks an effort on the part OF
both universities to bring good foot
IT, n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-10
1fulSider,
.
Totals ...islO Totals ..4sllls
'rook Wclchs place in tenth
fTonk Priddy's place in tenth

Scor" by innings r.
ttlas Fl s,n... 3"2@3%lo 90
- summary: Two base hitS--Cartcr, Napier
Ihfce-hhse hits Wyatt. wclch. stolen
passes keardon go, Carter (2), Napier 90,
Mot" %. Crown. Welch Hit by pitched
hall-tart"r, Barfoot. Friddy (2). left an
bases outsiders. . SluEecrs. 4. Bases on
6aIisn-on WEIGH ] in innings: off Priddy
~: o, Jones; . in 10 innings lItS-off
M"ich non" IN innings: OFF Jones in 10
ttnnnES' of Friddy. in innings: on
SSiihyen, n II innings Struck out-by
Mtith. y 10y Jones : ehy Prddy 4: hy
Slaven, Time of game hours Umpire
L. ir!ddy. SCor"r-B Carr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-10
EMPIRE STAKE WON BY COX
M'GREGOR THE GREAT is
DRIVEN TO SIGNAL VICTORY
New England Iorscmnn Not Only
Captures Event iIut Scts'Rc-
cord in First Heat.

SYRACUSE y Y. Sept 9-Waltor
Cox. king OF New England horsemen
/ achieved the ambition Of his career q
the Syracuse Grand Circuit cctinS to.
/ day wrAcn he pilotcd McCircgor tn,
Great. fleet son OF Peter the Great ant
/ Ruth McGrcgor, 10 a straight heat vic
/ tory in the classic Empire state So.
! coo stake for 2:i2 class ,rottcrs,
; Cox not only won tho event but cs-
tab:ished a new record in The first heat
which McGrcGor stepped in 2:oS Ia.
Hollywood BILLY sprung big sur
prise in the fist race. the 2:l3 pace
which he won in straigh; heats lInrsc
able winner, and the victory od the
Leonard entry came AS distinct shock
20 the talent
Media took the els t-ot. the Onon-
first heat. Natalie the Great won the
two yc,w-old trot in straight heats
Mr.. Dudley beng the only real CON
tender.
Threa he,; plan, Purse $1,000
riSa iS&ae.' b m. ~ rran,pfa.i
cna '2"s,' s~ect. +. :. by Directly
lioY Uodney1 ... .......;..,
Frcd Hal. Gertrude C.. Florence refers
EMPIRE STATE
$1,000 stake for 2:l2 t-ottc-s Three heat
M.Grosor The Grea;. b. n. by Peter
Ma as G,S@ 64. 0N 5. by Araada!-
l:a, m".P e. 8. by Morgan Aivortay
Mar cohu-n. Joseph Guy Tar's nai.
Bonnie Doll, Anna MaIoncy, kerrigan Il.
MAZDA. lockspur and Selka also started
Iin,. 2.O5 IL. c:oi Is. 2:65'i-i.
2.iS TRcT
The onondnsA; purse si,e4!.So. Three
N~ddt, ). m, by Atlantic Express
Jenny pesn. hik N jnodney, " !
poy;or N.eH. H.k. h. by Or lgoe
Na5,ve chiec Barcnta, By@da Gtrl also
TWo-YEAR-OLp TRpr
The. juvenile nuTsS 1890. Two IN three.
the Great trhomasl ..............
Nj pudiey. nix l.. by j. MsicoIm
DAY star, b &. BY Peter the Grea;
N,rsarc, harvester. harvest. Horn,
Piodigai Waits also started Time c:!iS-t
,is TRoT
Iiollc of Lyndonn, h n. twhi,e> ..l |
k"lrr' or'nondo, Or. :. Murray : >
"y ,.o; T. Lucy; b m tGr4!ss> ,,
10 HEAT ::12 80 J..
first N'reinian. h. $, by The Harvester
AGAINST TINE
Potter '.anCforu. u. :. 10y Peter the Grea,
/ ,Gr"y"s). Time 2ItI-i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-10
PIRATES, &c; BRAVES, 81

PITTSBURGH. Sept 9.-Pittsburgh
defeated Boston in both games of a
In the first game Carlson outpi,cbed
scott, but ceired poor support Scott
weakcned in the last part Of the game
tory. ~
Adams did splendid pitching in the
second game, the one run by the Braves
oelng the result of Terry's error. Kcat-
test. ~'"-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-10
ATHLETICS DEFEAT TIGERS
ZlNh EFFECTIVE WITH MEN
ON BASES AND WINS, 4 TO 3
oec'sivc Hunn Scored by Mnckmen In
Nihth When linn and High
Rap Out singles.
IBy Associated Press.l

plilLADELPHlA. Sept 9-Philadcl-
pnlh. WIN SIN recruit players. beat De-
troit today to 3. linn was effective
WIN men on the bases while Phila-
delphih hit Leonard at opportunc times.
Lcoharn passed Wingo in the third and
"c!Sh mt nome run into the bleachcrs
Cobbs hitting was responsible for a n
the Tigers runs. Ayers rcniaced I.aon
ara In the ninth and with two out
Perkins walked and linn and High sim
gled winning the game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-10
TOURNEY IN LYNCHBURG
Members OF lakewood Country Club
Playing for individual Cham
pionship This Week
Especial 10 The T!mes-Dlspa

=.
mem bcrs OF the Oakwood Country club
are engaged This week in the annual
golf tournament for the individual
champtonship Of the club.
silver cup goes 10 the winner OF
the tourney. The women's tourney will
be staged on the same links in j short
time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-10
WHITE sOx, 2; SENATORS, o
fRy Associated pr.rn1

WASHiNGTOE. Sept. o--Ja,ncs had
the better Of johnson in 4 pitchers
duel today and Chicago took the first
game OF the series from Washing ton,
10 o.
y walk TO Risbcrg. Schalks James
sacrifice. Lcibold's single and the
squeeze play worked by T.. Collins.
gave tho visitors their TWO runs In the
eighth
RisberE's sensational fielding was
tn. feature.
Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-10
MORRIS K. 0.'S LARUE
"Fnt Roy Of Const knocked Through
Hopes In second Round of Four
Round Bout.

OAKLAND CAL. Sept o.-Bill
Larue was knocked out by Carl Nor
ris of Oklahoma, here today in the
second round of four-round bout.
Larue was knocked through the ropes
and into the press box
Laruc had been considered can
d!date TO meet Jack Dempsey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-10
OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis. 3: Minneapolis. ..
81. Paul. Z: Toledo. 0.
Columbus Milwaukee, not scheduled
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Reading. CT; Jersey City, 1-2.
Newark. S; Baltimore,
Buffalo, 2; Toronto. l.
BinGhamton, 5; Rochester. ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-10
Washington.
E liicaG,
Totals IS Totals . 81 o
h.,,ed Tor Asnew in eighth.

Scor' ~ innings: n
Chicago .............o o o q A A.,
Was n!nEton ..........o 9 o a O a m
summary: Two-basc hits--Judse Gandu
Si"!eh bases-F"lsch. Le!oold Sarrince
hii>-i."onard. james. T.. Collins poubi,
pl.ys-ki-bers 10 G.nd!i; Weaver 10 T.
.oiI,ns TO Gandil: Sefi on h%s"s--ChicaEo
" Warrington, o. Bases on ballS-John-
son. :; James. Struck ou,-by~ James
=; Johnson. 4 wild pi,ch-Johnson. Pass
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SECOND GAME.
Totals "a | Totals IS 10
.Rattcd for Holke in ninth.
tBatted for Gowdy in seventh.

4Rattcd Tor GOWdy n scVcnth.
Score by innings: II
Hoston n n o q O--l
Pittsburgh ............l o N-b
Righcc Foeckel Thrcc-basc hit--South-
worth. Stolen hases-Nuttcr. IIolke. South :
worth Cutshaw. Double play-Cutshaw to
Terry to Whitfield. Left on bases-i'oston.
&; Pittsburgh. 6. Bases on balls--keatinE.
Struck out-Adams. .. Losing pitcher
Heating.
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I.nrgc.t Gnme prc,,rv,

Robert j. Caldwell. OF New York, is
about to establish near Sananac Lake
in the Adirondacks. the greatest game
sand acres OF cut-over forest land is
being fenced. In which will be estab-
lished great herds Of elk and deer.
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CARDINALS, q; DODGERS, 3

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9.--Bunched hits
with costly errors by konetchy and
Louis enough runs to defeat Brooklyn
today. to ).