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The evening world., 1919-02-21
MISSING HE|RESS
LOCATED THROUGH
EVENING WORLD
Briie OF Three Weeks, Living
Here, viii Inherit Part of
Her Uncle'S Estate.

\ bride of t1ro" weeks will share In
the fortune left by her uncle who
died three years ago through tho
medium ~ Tho Evening World. Feb.
, Tho World printed the following
marriage notice:
Grubc'-t tves.-Mr Charles c.
Cru announces the marriage Of
his son, Amcl e. Grubcl. TO Edna
I. Ives, formerly " stamford,
Delaware County. y. Y.
To-day The Evening World re-
ccivod from claude v smith. attor-
ncy a. Onconta. y Y, q letter say
ing that he had read the marriage
notice and asking Tho Evening World
To- transmit To- Mrs Grupel letter
from him telling her that shc was
hotrcss to part OF the estate left by
lllrland Ives.
Mrs. Grubcl was found by an Eve
ming world reporter at her home. No.
IA West s3l street. and he handed
tho lpttcr 90 her, telling Of tho be-
quest. she was Inclined to be re-
ticont about her family upstate. but
admitted that Harland Ives was her
uncle
- had really forgotten that had
an uncle until after tho marriage no.
tIcc was published in Tho worid.'
she said. II left home several years
ago. I played In motion pictures
under the name OF Edna Montague.
! or course none NJ the members ~ my
family knew of me by that name aud
so wc lost connection with each other.
That's an I can say
Mr. Grubcl. when seen al the ofIicc
OF Grubcl X Co, wholesale chomists.
40. 60 Hickman street, said that his
VII" left home in 1871.
| "lIcr father died. hc said. "nnd
| there was some little family differ
| cncc. She did not communicate With
any Of the members Of tho family for
years, She has two brothers. one ~
| ing here, upon whom We called 1f'sr
We were married. another an Albany
and a sister IN Catskill.
II met my wife when | was boy
visiting IN stamford After she came
10 New York our friendship contiu-
ucd. do not think that the boauest
can be- much, although OF course We
know nothing about IT'S value. All
members ~ her family appeared tu
lac glrpFlspl that shc lpJ not shared
IN the estate. This Attorney letter
makes II sure that she will, although
I am certain he Is not the executor
~ administrator of tho estate.
II want, To- thank The Evening
World for bringing the letter TO my
wife That was the reason we pub
lIshcd the notice In Tho World so that
her people Upstate would be sure "a
see it,
The evening world., 1919-02-21
Jobs FOR 77TH
ARE PROMISED BY
BROADWAY MEN
Merchants Respond to Plea Of
Major Weaver Of Division
Association.

The Broadway Association re-
spondcd with enthusiasm to-day 10 a
speech by Major Spencer r. Weaver
of the nth, who was q guest at the
associations luncheon at the Penn
sylyania Hotel lie told tho Broad
way men. most Of whom arc em-
ployers, just what is expected Of
them. And he did il by describing the
18th Division Association.
There are nine points in the official
list OF the objects Of tho division as
sociation, and Point No, . is the most
important OF ALTO secure employ
mcnt for an members Of the assocla-
ton"
Tho greater part OF this task al
ready has been accomplished, for 1t
is announced that Jobs havo been
promised for all but 5000 ot the
moR--murc than one fourth OF them
or the remaining fourth. judging
by the enthusiasm ~ the Broadway
Association, practically all can have
jobs on BrodIway II they want them
Among the other purposes OF tho
division association as outlined IN the
constitution are these:
"To foster and maintain loyalty
and democracy among the members.
"To render Necessary assistance to
the dependents ~ soldiers of tho div
The evening world., 1919-02-21
FISTS MASSAGED
HIS NOSE AND EYES
IN A CLOSE SHAVE
Barber Said TO Have Hurled
Customer Through Window
When He Objected to Extras


haircut or Sh''e' qucr''''
llancy Iiosctti. proprietor OF a shop ~
40. l0l East l26th street. as otto
wcst a foreman burrIcdIv throw
,......,, 49,. H.. ,,t. A.,
''E'
Both responded Otto. "Ive got q
date with the boss and | want 10 be
dollcd up in a hurry"
Tho hair flew TO the steady click Of
the shears and then followed the
zz-z-r-r Of th2 razor.
"Bay rum" qucricd the barber.
Nope"
you got dandrun shampoo?"
Nope"
''Snge?"
"NiN."
'MassaEe'
Ill no; hurry up.
'lIow about manIcur'E
SAY Tor --' smut up''
How'd You ihc a pnn'h IN tAC
nosc?'
Then the hHht started, according tc
the story West told Magistrate Me-
Quado' lie said that the barber mas
sagcd his nose and eyes with his fist
and got his two brother assistants Z,
n,,,. ,, MI. ,,,..... ,.., -,
The evening world., 1919-02-21
TROOPS ENROLL FOR SCHOOL
I5O,OOO In \. a.. 4. Take IN Noca-
tionaI Framing Abroad.

PARIS. Feb. Approximately Ia
o. soldiers have e1rollod for vocation.
and other training in the post schoolA
Of the American ENpcdtionl-Y Force.
Between 2O.O0O and 2j,O'O NOR" plan to
begin courscs In French and British
CnlycrItics and at the spocii, urgan-
izcd A. h.. T., University which opens
March at Bcaunc.
French universities viii receive about
500 men and the British universities
about 2,OO There viii be facilities at
Ronune for from two 10 fifteen thou
sand for courses similar TO tho work OF
freshmen and sophomore years In
American universities There a-e APP
proximAtcly 5O.00O men in the American
army in France qualified to ret as
teachers.
The evening world., 1919-02-21
AUTO DRIVER GONE;
RICH MAN NABBED
TRYING TO SELL CAR
No Trace Found of Taxi Pilot
Since He Was Seen Speak
ing With Suspect Feb. IA.

Police OF this city and throughout
Connecticut are searching for nine
teen -ycar-old Charles Cappola, a
South Norwalk taxi driver who dis
appeared on Feb A.
Cappola's automobile. a brand new
machine which his father had pur-
chased for him for 1000 the day he
fore he was missed. is IN a garage
in East 65th Street, 10 which n was
driven last Friday hy Arthur William
Pratt, a wealthy resident OF Dlr!en,
Conn.
Pratt was arrested while trying 20
| sell the car for $500 10 the proprietor
! Of the garage. He was arraiEnrd be-
fore Magistrate rockingham in tho
| Yorkvillo Court and released on bail
OF $1,000. His case comes up next
/ THURSDAY.
While It has been definitely cs-
tablishcd that the car is Cappola's
Pratt declares that ne bought It
from a man named Roscnficld and
, that hc never heard Of the missing
taxi driver. No trace OF Eoscnficld
has been found.
( The police Of South Norwalk say
/ they have found persons who declare
they saw Pratt talking 10 Cappola
the day before the driver disappeared.
/ Louis Cappola, father of the miss
! ing youth, believes his son has mo'
disasicr Tho Norwalk police are
working on this theory, Also they
are working on one that tho attempt
cd disposal OF the car was the re-
suit Of "framc-up arranged By
Pratt and Cappola.
Tho police believe that Cappola
drove Pratt from Norwalk to Darlcn
four miles away
John Minton OF 80. &c Liberty
street, attorney for Pratt. said to-day
there was good deal Of mystery In
the case. According TO his clients
lstatcmcnts, the lawyer sad, he boughI
tho car from Roscnh,ld, who wa.
idriving the machine through Ccntrl
Park, Pratt was unah.' 10 say Nhrr'
IRoscnheld had obtained the machine
where he lived or where hc went ate
tho alleged sl.c was made.
Ms Pratt who is wealthy ,n ho
own right, said to an Evening Wori,
correspondents to-day; Il joined m!
husband IN New York aftcr ne wa
released on bail lie told mo he knew
nothing about the Cappoll boy anC
HAD never soou him. Ilc insisted h
q Il not drive to New Nor. with Cap
poll. hut had gone 70 90, city ON al
early train on l'rdaN Thcr" no me
In man named Ho-rnHrld, H' said, an,
whom the man hlI offered 10 soil hin
liz brand new car very Cnolr'v h
bought il. lie then offered 'o ~,d
90 the garage at a ligurc that woul
have ucttcd him profit
According to NOrwaIh 'INICd'
drivers. Pratt frequently visited
woman friend in tnot city lie usu
, 0auy called a tax 10 'Hkr him back {
Dar.cn. Tho drivers say that Prat
was seen In NorwaIk the day bcfor
Cappola disappeared.
. |
The evening world., 1919-02-21
POLICE LIEUTENANIS TO DINE
Bronye NcdaIIions "f Roosevelt
Souvenirs at Annual Dinner.

Bronze mcdallions OF Theodore Rooso-
volt, in tribute 10 the work hc ala a5
police Commission,r viii De the souye-
nira at tho thirteenth annual dinner Of
the Police Lieutennuts' Association in
The Waldorf-Astoria tomorrow night.
Fifteen hundred invitations have been
issued,
Among the guests OF honor invited
are GOV. Smith, Major Gen. Thomas II.
Barry, Bishop Patrick !. Hayes, mam-
hors Of the French HiEa Commission,
Baron de Cartier Gn Marohionuc, Bel
r,an Minister, Acting Mayor Moran and
IoDu. Commissioner Eurght
The evening world., 1919-02-21
BRIGHT LITTLE MILFORD
WILL LOSE HOME UNLESS
PARENTS CLAIM HIM
Mother Of Boy Lett Him In An
others Care, Has Not Been Heard
From Since Last August.

Willord Blrbary, four years and
seven months Old. would like very
much TO have his papa or his mamma
come and claim him. n they do not
hc VII be sent 20 the Gerry Society
ana Will lose the care given him
most Of his No by Mrs. Margaret
Flynn Of 22s East slst Street.
The mother OF Wllford is domcs-
o." servant who for four years worked
li o. lDDuuough street, BroOkly'.
asked Mrs. Flynn 10 board her child
when D. was two months old. She
paid 'or the car" OF WIlford prompt
ly until Aar. IL, 1918. She hts not
been heard from since lu' Mrs.
FLYNN kept m" little boy hoping tho
mother would return.
The baby boy Is very bright and
Mrs. Flynn would hate % give HIM
mp, but she VIII have To- unless his
father or mOt'"r comes forward To-
take care Of the child.
The evening world., 1919-02-21
Guatemala HrRcnrE for Enem,
Property,

WASIINGTON, Feb. 2l.-Gulte-
mala has appointed an enemy prop
crty CutodIan and has issued DEGREES
prohibiting Germans from becoming
naturauled until peace h. proclaimed,
the State Department learned to-day
from official dispatches
The evening world., 1919-02-21
Member of Evening World staff
Elected President, and Frances
Day Of New jersey Secretary.

Elected President, and Frances
Day Of New Jersey Secretary.
NTlSS SOPHIE IRENE LOEB
lV OF Tho Evening World
was elected President OF
tho National t'nion Of Public
Child welfare at the organization
meeting OF that body at the city
lldll to-day Other officers chosen
were Miss Marie T.. Lockwood Of
Middletown. Dcl. First VICE
President. Miss Ronald T.. Glca-
son. Scranton. Pa. Second Vico
President, and Miss Frances Day
of New Jersey Secretary.
Officers OF tho New York state
Association of child Welfare
Boards were elected at the clos
ing session of the annual confer
encc OF the association this morn
ing. as follows: President. Mrs.
William Einstcn; First Vice
President, Mrs. Alvin e. quintet;
Second Vice President. Mrs.
Celia II Wiener: Corresponding
Secretary. Mrs. sherman clark;
Recording Secretary. Mrs. Frank
II Hale; Treasurer. Mrs. s. Ed
ward Hitchcock
Tho object OF the National
Union will he to promote ma
tlonal interest IN child welfare.
to gather ana difrusc a knowledge
Of the facts, data, statistics. prin-
ciplcs and laws relating thereto.
90 obtain national and state lcEis-
atlon promoting the culture and
welfare of the child and to present
the unity Of family life.
Miss Loeb declared that II would
be her aim "tu put this law IN
every corner OF the world" she
emphasized. also. that child well
fare work must be divorced m
all charitable elements.
1t was recommended that the
National Conference bc held IN
Washington IN March or April,
1920. and that the President be
asked 10 attend.
The evening world., 1919-02-21

ROME, Feb. - An American syn
dictate OF bankers ana coal dealers was
reported to-day to have offered to de-
liver Ia Italian ports sl the coal ltaIy
needs al prices considerably below those
demanded for English coal.
The evening world., 1919-02-21

QuiniHr That I;ors Not Affect Heah
IsscH.se u its tonic aud Laxative effect. LAXATIVE
bEOMO QUINlNE tTahletsl can he taken by any
en- without causing nepousness or ringing 70 tbs
head There IL ouly one "Bromo Quinine" u W..
eHoyE'S signature On the boI. Soc-AaEL
The evening world., 1919-02-21
ThyOng HonOrs War Dead in Pennsylvania Station;
Railroad Pledges Jobs Back for Returning Men

600. ....'.. q. ...'.'.. ...I..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
FULTON WINS RELAY RACE
Carries on FIonors From Chimboraxo
Team on Church hin Grounds
Fridny Evening.


Fulton carried or the honors in the
relay race staged on the Chimhorazo
Fairgrounds Friday evening while the
chin horazo team was we'll up in front
In other events. The track NEE. went
of in an unusually short time In the
relay race one Of Chimborazo's hest
sprinters was disqualified and Fulton
won easily.
Following is the list Of events and
winners:
sixiy-yard dash = Observation-Disclosures.
fayne: second. peasants
S.Sty-gaEd dash spcc.aDars,. Kidd !:
s!aty-yard dash Cun!or)- Collier:
aaSGnty -nvc yard DASH in tcrucd.ate,-
first Patterson; second. PAYNE
seventy i've yard dash tunior)-Hr,t
Crnmp. second. Hassiel ~ :
Running Broad p-Untermedia.c)-
Running Broad Jump ;unior,-nrs,.
Crump ' 80 =
Special Broad Ju,np-Dunn.
Two hundred and Twenty-yard dash-Gp
rrmcdia'e) Oscar Chidrcss
Two hundred twenty-yard dash 1unior)
bernard Walton N't'o'
EVENT FOR GIRLS 90
Sixty-yard dash junior) --frst virginia
Ware. Second. Miss Hayes
Julia Goddin; second. Miss Rerke.t
,, nuii''i ~, iroan jump : tunior Miss
Turning Broad Jump intermediary
Basketball Thorw for Junlor-N,ss r,.rn
Bradley. $3.50 t-'S''e
,Konnins Broad Jump-untcrmediatc)-
MISS Emma Bradley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
ATHLETICS BUY M'CANN
scout Turner Tells Of Broken An
Sustained by Chief Bender
mt MIliyIiie,
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.

SUFFOLK. VA. Sept. 2o.-Scout il
Turner from the Athletics arrived
Suffolk today and bought from the s
folk Baseball Association shors
Mccain. who he declared Is the
teams In the Virginia league. Sc,
Turner. who was IN active service
FRANCE, serving on the front with
Keystone Division. wears two deco
lions. a CroiS de Gucrre and
tinguishcd Service Cross.
He told the Suffolk fans Of the at
dent 10 Chief Bender who was play
with the team of Millville. n. T., d
who fell and broke his anskle.
stated that Former Manager Oldri
of Suffolk, was also with the M!llv
team. Scout Turner has seen Pier.
and Eckert play In the big leagues z
was pleased with their performance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
COLUMBUS RACES IA
BARONESS lockwood WIN!
AND DISPLAYS RARE SPE
PAGES Middle Heat In 2.O3 a, w
HOY Grafton Wins 2iO3
Event.
fBy Associated Prcss,l


COLUMBUS. Sept. 2o.-Five I'd
were on the weekend program OF
Grand Circuit today, Two of them be
unfinished from Friday. After the V
ting down OF the track on Friday
some fast time was made in what VI
considered slow fields.
The pacing of Baroness Edgewood
the 2:ll pace was n feature. this w,
ern mare doing her middle heat
1 x;Ss IL and showing extreme 81
this middle mile she paced to the IN
quarters In 1871 and logged home
front OF a firing field.
Roy Grafton vas In fine form.
zoo pace. Dan J. captured the
Lou. Todd won tho unfinished
trot. dropping the second heat to 81
Baron Cegantle. winner Garlic,
IN the last race OF the day.
2:is PACE.
tJtnes plan: purse. $1,000: one hea,
Pin.k; 6 oh s By Tbs steie Clamp, |
rhs Ar.hip. ). 8. Cares .";:....... :
s ssnd g h.f;,I n!sss' Frank Lizzie.
| 2l3 GLASS TROT
Purse, SOD: Tone heat Friday ! hes
Icy Todd, Or. m. by Dr. Todd ".
Black Diamond. Blk h.. by; coiiock; :
Mamie l:och b. n; tMurphyi."::::...: s
Harvest Tide. Hickory Bill. samm,
Bids and Ehom Todd also started. /
r:o3 PACE
Tho c. T. Iunkie: purse. 1900.
Roy Grafton. g. by Grafton Royal
Lillian r. 6is. m. wahi,,n.y, ........
south bend Oil b. III. tSturIeon) S
Ben All. Bell. Aicantara also sta
| Time. 2.o3a. 2.6Ji;. 2Q5A
..ii PACE.
| Pure. 5000: heats
| Baroness Edgewooi 70 m ~
Baron Review tEisan) .,....... /
! Louie Grafton. b. m. tFieuinri "a
| Grattnn Regent. b. <. Hedr!cLJ =
| Dctco, Phil Patch. cherry Willis. Chi
Jr. Double q, Irish Voter GeorRS
| Twistcr {. Double q and Tramp Quick
| lshed as named. Time. ..n3E. ?:c5H 9.
80 TROT.
fJorex Dinn): purse. 1900: In s he,
Baron CcEan,le. br H.. by ceEantie
LAZY wiisa. b. N. ,Marv,nj........:....
silver Lott. AIlcen Dillon. The ol
Arris. Ncyburn and Ailcen Frisco nm
az named. Time. 2o7N. g:ncf. :n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
REDS LOSE TO BROOKLYN
NATIONAL CHAMPS PLAY
CARELESS GAME OF BALL
Cincinnati Allows Opponents to Score
Three Rnns Against Their Two
Tables.
IRy Associated Press. /

CINCINNATI, OHIO. Sept. 2o.-with
several of the regulars out OF the line
up, the National League champions
played careless ball today, and were
defeated by Brooklyn. 5 10 .. The
Reds scored two runs in the first in
ming on pass to Smith. n long single
by l,aubert and two sacrifice flies
After this MamauX was very strong.
allowing no further scoring. Ring did
not allow a hit in the first four in
nings In the nth a walk to Myers,
fly gave Brooklyn a run. Another was
added IN the sixth on Olsons single
and Griifith's triple. In the eighth 4
Wild throw To first by kopf and singles
the winning run. Luque pitched the
last inning without allowing hit
Grifith made three sensational running
tches of difficult flies in right field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
zBYzsRo TO TOUR STATES
FOR POLISH RELIEF FUND
Wrestling Champion VIII Arrive ne-
Tore December and stage
Beneht Matches

CHICAGO. Sept. oo-s,a,,s,.us
Zbyszko. wrestling champion, vino has
been aiding Premier Padercwshi in
forming the new Polish government,
has consented to make an American
tour in the interest Of the Polish re-
lief fund. according 10 cablegran
received here tonight. He VIII appear
in wrestling matches throughout the
country, giving his share OF the
purses to the fund 10 relieve the suf-
fering OF the destitute III Poland. lie
is expected TO arrive In this country
before DeceIn her /
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
JACK COOMBS WOUNDED
Former Manager of Philadelphia M
tionnl LenEue Club Accidentally
Shot Through Leg.

PALESTINE, TEX. Sept 20.-Jack
Coombs, former manager of the Phila-
delphia National League club. was shot
through the leg last night by Dan
Loroe.
Loroe brought Coombs here to have
the wound dressed He declared the
shooting was accidental.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
WOMEN AID COLLEGE SPORTS
Auxiliary OF Lynchburg Corporation
Formed TO Provide Social Func-
tionh for plnyerh.
Ispecial 10 The Times Dispatch j

LYNCHELRG, va, Sept 2O-Tho
Sports Corporation. An ORGANIZATION
mere, formed 10 boost INTERCOLLEGIATE
athletics, has organized woman's
committee 10 work with IL The
women Will seek to enlist the schools
and colleges In the games scheduled
for loca! fields, and TO see that stores
are declared for the games. They wnl
also provide for social functions for
games The women and a strong com
mittee headed by Mrs. X. NJ. Woodson
has been secured, ana promise to take
the work w in very enthusiastic
QnanneE-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
INDIANS WIN TWO T|ITs
DOUBLE VICTORY PLACES
CLEVELAND NEARER FLAG
Myers and Covnleskie Prove Too Good
for Senators in Fast
Contests.
IBv. Associated Press. |

WASHINGTON. Sept. S6.ICleveland
games of the league leaders today by
administering a double defeat TO the
locals. while Chicago lost two games
tn Boston. Covaleskie kept Washing-
toms hits scattered in the first game
and won over Snyder, a semiprofes-
sional pitcher from Akron, by 6 to g.
by the. visitors in the closing contest
while Myers was invincible after the
second inning. The score was to l.
IL FIRST GAME
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
PATTERSON AND BROOkES
WIN EXHIBITION CONTEST
William Johnston and Maurice Nc.
LouShlln Go Down 10 Defent
Mt berkeley.
Try Associated Press. I

BERKELEY. CAL. Sept. 20.-Gerald
Patterson and Norman Brookes. of
Australia. national doubles tennis
champions. today defeated william
Johnston and Maurice Mclaughlin. of
san, FRANCISCO. in an exhibition
doublcs-6-3, Ga. as, 10 6-4
Johnston is national singles cham
pion and Mclaughlin formerly held
that title.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
Clnyelnntl
Totals ,..:..3s . Totals ......ss . 10 d
'Battcd for Snyder In seventh
tBatted Tor Gill In ninth

NVnF' Nv InnInEs r
Cleveland ......... to1oonna,
summary: Two. base hiits.Senosky y'g gSreso
Foster ca. Sacrifice hits-.Iiardner. Left
on on bases-tleveland. 10: Washington. o.
! HiisIot SNYDER. in innings: OFT Gil.
: IN III by pitcher-by Snyder. Speak
er. O'NeilD, Struck out-by Covclcskis (.
SNYDER. LosinS pitcher-SnYder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
BROWNS, AZ; ATHLETICS, OF

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 2o.-Leifeld
held the Athletics to four scattered
singles in the first game OF today's
,noupIe header. st. Louis ending It's
their lineyup altered. batted hard In
the second game. winning easily to
:. Naylor stopped the visitors in this
Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21

f.t,noni,eny ihhihSs' r.
"shSnimgton ...;......:.f lo oaoOoa-l
summary: Two base hits-Wood Aeuost y
iaIrs. Erickson. Three base hit-Graney
stolen hases-Ricc. WambsEanss. Shanks
Sacrince hits ,hapman. Eierbc Sacritice
nf.Shanks Double pays-tGllerbe to
Shanks TO Judge Chapman to WambsEanss
70 Harris Lett on bascs-Clevelaud 10:
Washington. s. Bases on balis-zachary,
=; Erickson 3: Myers .. Hits-off Znchary
IN 20: Erickson. 1 In Z Is. Hit BY njtrhsr
by Erickson. tWambsEanssD; By Myers.
! tMenosky); Wild pltch-Er!ckson. Los.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21

Schniandt Three base hit-GriNl,h. Sacr!-
hce Gss->sce. Duncan, Baird. Double play
nrooRiYn. cineinna, e Bases sn on bals
I i1;,n h;nE 2: on I.uque. !; OF Marnnrs. !.
Struck out-by Ring 3; by Lu1me. /: BY
MamauS. .. Losing pitcher-Ring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
CUBS, "a; BRAVES, 1-3

CHICAGO. Sept. 20.-ChicaEo took
both games OF double header from
boslon today by scores OF to and
20 3. Deal's home run with man
on base gave Chicago the first game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
FIRST CAME.


Score by innings: "a
s.. Louis .................... eoosooo1 81
summary: Two. base hiisoSo,inDo.o b.. ~
Il III. sacrifice h.s, Lciiieid. Doube plays,
aislel, PeIE.iI.s and Galloway. left ON
bas.s--St. Louis. .. Philadelphia. g. Bases
on bhlis--oE H., field, /. OIL Martin. g. IIil
b Hitch ~ by Liened lGrilnn). strurk
uat--py iciieL z by Martin, L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
By Briggs

base hits-whittcd. Grimm. Sacrifice ny
SSoIih~orth Double riay-Schmidt TO Terry
i.eft on bases-New York. .: PittEburr h.
Bases on bali-carison l. Struck ou."
by Ryan. =: Carlson. T.
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PIRATES, 2; GIANTS, O
nv As.oc,,,.d p-.s., y
Pittsburgh.
New 1'orl

PITTSBURGH. Sept 2O-New York
lost 10 Pittsburgh here today. to 0.
Score:
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SECOND GAME.
Totals ..3S . 4 Totals as Jl5t
'Batted tor Baync In fourth.
tiIatted for Gu!lia In ninth.
IShcvclin out. Int by battcd ball.

score by innings: X
81 LOUIS v Y v Y Y " @
Philadelphia .,........0 u Ky
:, Summary: Two base hits-Burns. Styles
Home run---Iurns. Sacrifice hits--Schep-
ncr. robn. Galloway. Sacrifice hy--Styles
Double plays-BiilinGs. Shevtln and Bill
nSs. Griffin tunass.sted). Left on bases
ST. Louis. 9: Philadelphia. u. bases on
oalls,-on Bsyne. y on Gallia 4: oh Pier
SON. - OF Naylor. |. Hts--of Bayne. in : :
or Gala. IN 8. of Fierson. in Ia: off
Nayior. : in 90 STRUCK out--by Gallla,
:. by MAYOR. 8. Winning pitcher-Saylor
Losing pltCher-Bayne
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Cincinnati.
BROOKLYN.

Totals 80 Totals 80 5
sBstted for Ring in eighth.
Score by Innings: r.
Brooklyn ........D O O / O 1 "a
Cincinnati ..........2 q O q q q %
- II III III y. Two base hits--E O n