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golese; "Bastien and Bastienne," by
Mozart; I'll Signor Bruschino," by Ros-
SIM, to which Sigmund Spaeth has
made very smart and up to date
libretto; Les Preceuse Ridicule," by
Anselm Goetzl. book translated from
holiere by Alice Mattulath; the Rose
of Auvergne," by Offenbach. and Cox
and Box" by Sullivan. Mr.. Franko's
orchestra will be taken on1 all TRIPS
outside of the city, and it is planned
to have Mr.. Frankie. who conducted the
premiere performances OF 1.-THE I'm
presario," to conduct personally all per-
formances of this opera both at the
lark Theatre and on road tours
For the third week OF concerts at CO.
Iumbia University Edwin Frankie Gold
man has arranged some entirely new
programmes, including many numbers
that have never before been performed
by any band. The New York Military
Band has aroused such genuine en-.
thusiasm amongst the general public
and the music lovers, that II is about to
be made permanent organization. a
committee consisting OF Mrs. Helen
Hartley Jenkins, chairman; Murray
Gusgenhein. vice chairman; Marcellus
Hartley Dodge, Felix warburg, Mrs
Daniel Guggenheim, Mrs. Frank b.
Rowell and others, has been formed for
the purpose OF making these concerts a
feature OF each summer season.
Up to the present time there have
been more than 5000 requests for free
tickets. and the nightly attendance,
which has been Is, 900 and more, will in
crease greatly as the season progresses
An AL American" programme will bs
given on June 20. which will include sew
eral interesting novelties.
Tho latest great tenor to be discov-
cred by Managing Director Joseph L.
Plunkett of the Strand Theatre is Wal
ter Pontius Of Philadelphia, who has
been engaged to appear on the concert
programme at the Strand for a week
beginning to-day.
Mr. Pontius is a pupil OF Henry Cor
don Thunder of Philadelphia. He Is a
member of the Philadelphia Choral So
ciety, with which organization he has
appeared. singing In 'The Messiah" and
the role of Faust in a presentation of
''The Damnation of Faust" He also
sang the title role in Gounod's Faust"
and appeared in concert with the Mozart
Club of Pittsburg. Mr.. Pontius's ap-
pearance at the Strand will mark his
New York debut. For the occasion he
has selected for rendition the lullaby
from "Jocelyn." GODDARD. with cello OBJ
llgato and harp accompaniment.
Ralph II. Brigham and Herbert Sisson
will alternate In playing "Aarch Ro-
maine" Gounod, on the pipe organ The
symphony Orchestra will play excerpts
from THE Flrefiy." Frilm. Carl Ed
ouArde and Alois ReiseR will conduct;
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A report from Los Angeles slater
that accident insurance policies ha.
been taken out on Tom Mix in II. ~
companies, one covering injuries tc "
head, another to his body and the t,;td
to his limbs, feet and hands. Each is
said to be for 100000.
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sight" he added. '1 win now take up

sight" he added. 'T win now take up
the sense of touch" LIS
Hold ont" said McDougal, who,
lacking the experience and caution
Of Walsh and Dillon, declared he
would stake IS on q second guess.
The confidence man accepted-and
won.
AS he grasped the FIVE dollars Walsh
gripped him by the arm and said luiet-
ly: MY friend, hand back that bill or
you1l lose all your five senses at once,
and in a hurry"
One glance at Walsh was enough.
The con" man vanished without the
''fiver.'
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Theda Bara has completed a picture
entitled la Belle Russo" OF which
David Belasco is the author. The ac-
tress has double role, that of a wo-
man of the vampire type and that of q
girl whose characteristics are modesty.
sweetness and self-sacrifice.
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William Farnum began his 1888
season as the star Of two dramatiza-
lions OF Zane Grey's novels. Riders
OF the Purple Sage" and THE Rain
bow Trail" Announcement now Is
made by William Fox that Mr.. Far
mum will end his season with another
Zane Grey story, 1.-THE Lone Star
Ranger A fourth production, based
on the work of the same author, In
under way at Hollywood, Cal.
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ITS kind Of funny story. how I
hrst learned to dance" says Clifton
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!WSS! !-WSS
STAVKA v KREJCOVNACH

V tovarnich krejcovnach fl
rem Bloomfield Co., 1911 zap
8. ul. a New Queen Co., 800
Lakeside Ave. vznikla vcera
stavka delnic, vyrobou sukni
Sc zabyvajicfch. Sticky zastav-
kovaly, ponevadz bossove "a
vadeji pry praci kontraktni a
propousteji nektere Jim nepo
hodlne pracovniky. Unie dam
skych krejCu pokusl Sc o urov
mani nedorozumeni.
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cEskY HOsfk UTONUL.
Tomas Pavelka, 4288 vych.
124. ul. zahynul v jezere u
Edgewater parku.

Horka vlna vyzadala 81 wee
ra, kdy vladni pozorovaci sta
mice oznamovala 80 stupne We
stinu, dalsi radu nehod a ne
stesti a v seznamu tom naleza
me tez jmeno ceskeho hosika,
jenz "a pokusu ochladiti Sc "a
hynul We vodach jezera Erie.
Hochem tim jest dvanactilety
Tomas Pavelka, jehoz rodice
bydli v elsie 4288 vych. 124
ul. Pavelka We spolecnosti ne
kolika jinych skolaku re SOU
sedstvf vydal Sc vcera odpole-
dne do Edgewater parku, ably
w tamnejsim koupalisti osvezil
sve telo.
Koupal Sc sotva pet minut
We melcine u jezerniho pobfe-
Ii, kdyz tn srdecni krec strhla
je.j pod hladinu a zahubila.
Bezvladne telo hosikovo vyta-
zeno v zapeti sic z jezera, Eel
jen, re zivot jeho medal Sc vice
zachraniti, ackoliv dobra lekar
ska pomoc byla hned pri ruce
a rovnez pulmotoru bylo pou-
zito.
Tomas Pavelka navstevoval
8 tridu Miles skoly, byl zakem
vtipnym, pficinlivym rovnez
hudebne Sc vzdelaval. Mimo ro
dicu zGstavil 4letou sestricku a
mladsiho bratricka a pohreb
jeho Ultra ma Harvard Grove
hrbitov bude konan. Otec jeho,
pan Vojtech Pavelka jest Gle
mem chvalne zname feznicke
,velkofirmy Pavelka Bratri,
1913 vych. 81. ul.
Vyslovujeme nejhlubsi SOU
strast poz1stalym.
Ia podobnych okolnosti uto
nul v jezefe a to pri upatl E.
140. ul. 17lety Elmer Helm,
14504 Thomes Ave. a 13lety
Cecil Cunningham, 1851 Pay.
ne Ave-, zabrednuvSi do jezel
nj time u vych. 40 ul.
Jinou obeti vcerejsiho vedrs
stal Sc 45lety cyklista Joht
. Williams, 3O15 Scovill Ave.
|jenz "a prudke jizdy uzehen
. byl stizen a nasledkem padl
ma dlazbu vaz 81 zlOmil.
| MIC q VIC q
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MA STOPE LuPIcu.
Policie zjistila, ze skidci West
Cleveland banky bydlili ma
Franklin Ave.

TT6nkun ave-
.Tajna policie, zabyvajici Sc
loupeznym prepadem ma West
Cleveland bance ma Detroit A.
ve., "a nehoz $65.000 bylo cd
cizeno, presvedcila Sc, ze do
tceny petilistek professional
Mich banditi bydlel v nasem
meste diva tydny a to v cinza-
ku pani Fayove ma Franklin
Ave-, roh zap. 81. ul. Mimo
zmfn6nych peti muzd v dome
bydlely dive zeny,patrne spo-
lecnice nacelnika lupicske o.
ne roty. Zjisteno dale, ze pa
chatele prepadu ma bance West
Cleveland vratili Sc po krade-
Ii do uvedene residence, ably
korist svou rozdelili. Policie
navstivila byt ten vcera ma
LEILA v nem mnozstvi draheho
satstva, pohozenych bankov-
Mich poukazek, zeleznicni jfzd
nj lfstky, lahvovane pivo, whi
sku, hraci karty a dGkladnou
mapu naseho mesta, oznace-
nou tuzkou ma nekolika mi
stech, kde bandite Sc bud scha
zeli, neb nejaky prepaid pripra
vovali. Lupici pfijeli k West
bankovnf budove dvema auty,
nichz jedno v pondeli v noci
DIR. Brettovi bylo ukradeno. V
druh6m, mensim automobile
byly ODE vyseuvedene zenstiny,
davajfci patrne varovna zna-
meni banditGm uvnitr banky
''pracujicim". Pc rozdeleni ko
risti lupici rozjeli Sc ma ven-
kov a byli spatreni v Sebring
a Wellington, O., kde pouzili
vlakG k dalsimu uteku. Lupi6i
ii "a cestovani ma venkov6 pla
till bankovkami i zlatem, KITE
rezto penize pochazely z kra-
deze u banky West Cleveland.
Policie zjistila jmena tri u
prchlikG. Jsou to vyslouzili ka
ranci Michiganu, muzi desre
ratni a vseho schopni, jejichz
fotografie zdobi pol. album
WSSl LWSS|
USPECH CESKEHO PODNI:
KU.
Pred sesti lety byla zaloze-
ma The Electric Construction
and Sales Co. Podnikatele, We
smes Cesi, po Sestilete piln6
praci vybudovali obchod, ktery
dnes jest nejvetSi toho druhu
We statu Ohio. V uradovnach
jakoz i v dilnach jsou zames
mani nasi krajane. Obchod by
prest6hOvan do cisla 934 Pro
spect Ave. Dnes jest formaln
otevfeni. Odporucujeme kazdt
mu, zvlaste damam, ably 81 81
prohlednout vSechny vynalez,
v oboru elektriky, ktera u.
snadhuje praci v domacnostecl
Ty nejnovejsi stroje ma prani
vyhrevni kamna kamna M
vareni, vSe Sc bude odborniky
vysvetlovat. Nejmodernejsi IL
stry, svitilny a vubec vSe, &C
do oboru vymozenosti elektri
ky spada, naleznete tomto OF
chode. Otevreno dnes do ct
hodin vecer. Bude to pro kazdt
no zajimava poucna vystava
ktera kazdeho prekvapi. Red
telem spoil. jest p. j. V. Becka
tai. a pokl. L. M. Fiala, red
zavadeni elektriny J. F. Bee
ka. Odporucujeme k pozorno
sti vcerejsi a dnesni oznamkl
uvedene firmy.
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Cesko-Americka pozemkova
a hospodaTska spolecnost
We Spojenych Statech.

Hledame ma venkove mistO
pro vodni mlyn potravni, Ze-
lezarsky a semenarsky obchod,
po pripade Sc vse zarizene W.
koupi. Necini sc rozdilu, ma
ktere strane to ma byt, soucas-
ne mono jeste n6jake dice o.
debrat Gene cd $4,000 do
100000. Kdo by krajanG
o takovem miste vedel, necht
nam to oznamf do 1. srpna t. r.
zvoli Sc 10ticlenny vybor, KITE
ry prohledne vsechna mista a
pak-li nebude mono koupit
mistO zarizene, prikroci Sc k
stavbe lined. Do 1. ledna 1920
must byt vSe hotove. Zaslete
oznameni ma adresu
Josef Sedivy, 1879 E. 40. ul.
Cleveland, o. 6-2O
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PRIME Sc zena k uklidu V
domacnosti ma nekolik hodin
denne. Haste Sc v elsie 1868
lE. 131. ul. po Cite hodine ve-
Ger. 6-21
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AMATEUR HAS A KICK"
weschIer Scores Two Knockouts
IN N. Y. A. c. Ring.

Mamie Weschler of the Bronxdale A. C.
last night scored two knockouts in the
Ito pound class of the New York Ath-
letic Clubs amateur boxing tournament,
The summaries:
40 Pound Class. Semi-nnals-H Vig-
lerio, Community Club. defeated H.
Gorsky, Pastime A. c., 3 rounds judges
decision; Charles DAndrea, Glencoe a.
G.. defeated Louie Cohen, Clark House
A. A., rounds. judges decision. 3
Final Bout-D'Andrea defeated Viglerio,
round. stopped by referee.
ITO Pound Class Semi
Weschler, Bronxdale A. c.. defeated Andy
Gum. unattached, l round. stopped by
referee; l.. Cohen, Pastime A. c., drew a
bye.
Final Bout-weschler defeated Cohen.
rounds, stopped by referee.
ITO Pound Special Bout-Sol Seenf4 n.
Brooklyn A. A, defeated Sam Katz uns
attached. rounds, Judges decision. :
125 Pound Special Bout--Martin Sher3
man. Union Settlement A. c.. defeated
John Stalk. Bronxdale a. c.. . round,
judges decision.
1870 Pound Special Bout-Henry Brown.
Clark House A. A. defeated Joseph Gal.
lender, Brooklyn A. A, rounds, judges
decision.
1853 Pound Special Bout-sam Lagonia
Bronxdale A. c.. defeated Jack Bradley,
FASTING A. C., rounds, judges decision
l65 Pound Special Bout-GeorEe Meefus.
Elizabeth Y. NJ. c. A., defeated Arthur
Schardt, Staten Island, 2 rounds, stopped
by referee,
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LiCHTMAN CAPTURES
PENTATHLON TITLE
Eritts Second in National
Championship Event.

The rerunning OF the 200 meter run at
City Field. Newark, yesterday evening,
which event was held over from last
Saturdays national pentathlon cham
pionship competition because of the fall
ure of the A. A. U. officials to time the
event, resulted in Bonnie Lchtman OF
the Pastime A. C. being awarded the
title, with the low score OF nine points,
Tho race was won by Daniel ]. Shea
OF the Pastirne A. C. in rs seconds.
Shea, however, was not in the running
for the title, as the championship Law
between Lichtman and John r. Fritts of
the New York A. C. The Mercury
footer finished third in the race and was
runnerup for the title with ten points.
Lichtman negotiated the distance in
rs l-b seconds, while the New York A. c.
athletes time was one-hfth OF a second
slower than this.
Shea finished third for the title honors
with twelve points, while John Booth OF
the Paulist A C. was fourth with nine
teen points.
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DUNCAN c. ROSS FOUND DEAD.

ime-2:O7N. 2:OsA. a:lOA. a:lsA.
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HARVARD FOOTBALL
Is ON IN EARNEST
Ninety-three Men Turn Out
For First General Prac-
tice at Cambridge.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Sept s.--A SQUAD
OF ninety-three men. reporting for tina
first general practice of the Harvard
Football team to-day. as put through
a grilling preliminary workout for two
hours. As a result many showed losses
in super1uous flesh
c. A. Coolidge and "Jef" Coolidge, fa-
nous Harvard football players in their
day, who will coach the ends, and Dick
Lewis were among the new coaches who
reported. "Tubby" Clark, the 230 pound
guard, who was expected to rest this
year, appeared in his toys with the
squad.
DR.. Paul Wilmington, who as a medic
cal Major with the American Expedl-'
tionary Force, coached the Eighty-ninth.
Division team, which won the cham
piopship of the American forces, wiu
coach the freshman elevan d
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Abolition of olympic Team Title swat at America.

AT George Prats dinner at the University Club
Belgium
m had done away with the team
held Antwerp
Committee has not explained but mystery
Olympic
have been cleaning up with regularity which particular has
become both
Oympcs of 1920 the
they had
serious competition eN ' l''
with Swedens distance
championship
is likely held in
Americas athletes
title for nation scoring the
committee these
all in the the
he a mine league N"' "ouN
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HEARD HERE AND
THERE IN BOXING

Jimmy Dunn, manager of Johnny Kill
pane sends word that the feltherweight
champion now Is in tip-top condition and
VIII surprise the boxing world when I'D
meets Burns at the Jersey ball grourds
September 16. Dunn insists that XII
bane now is in better condition than he
has shown for years and will give Burns
a boxing lesson.
Johnny Dundee and Benny Leonard
have started active work in preparatlon
Tor their bout at the Newark Spottsmen's
Club September IT. The champion has
consented to let Dundee weigh 14k
pounds II the Italian so desires.
John Jennings, manager of the Ar
mory A. a., in Jersey City, YESTERDAY
matched Mike O'Dowd with Augie Rat.
ner. They Will meet on September 20
for eight rounds. Rather recently re-
turned here from England. where he
enjoyed considerable success, winning
the interallied middlewelght champion.
ship.
To satisfy the popular demand for
the Knights of Columbus boxing shows
1t was necessary for Jimmy Twyford.
who is in charge of these entertains
ments. TO furnish two large boxing
troupes last night for the men under.
going treatment at the base hospitals "a
qusville, n. Y, and at Gun Hill road.
Tho men enjoyed seven bouts and a
wrestling bout at each hospital
The X. of c. will hold boxing car
nival In Madison Square Garden for the
men of the First Division.
Another important bout was clinched
yesterday for the boxing carnival at the
Jersey City ball park to be held on
September 10, when Joe Lynch and
Patsy Johnson of Trenton. y. j., were
matched 10 box the semi-hnal to tho
Johnny Kilbane-Frankie Burns match.
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POLO AT MEADowBRooK.

Hampstead, l. l., Sept. S.--There was
an excellent round robin polo tourney at
the Meadowbrook Hunt Club this after
noon, with eleven players competing on
field No. 2, the scene Of international
matches.
The players, who are in fine form for
the championships commencing at Phila-
delphia on Saturday, were Thomas Hiteh-
cock, Jr.. b. K, Gatins Malcolm
Stevenson, f. S Won stade, Fred II
Post. G. NJ. Hecksher. S. SANFORD,
Charles c. Rumsey. j. c, Cooley. Thomas
Le Boutillier and r p. Smith.
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J. CHEEVER COWDIN
BREAKS COLLARBONE
Rockaway Hunt Polo Star
Out of Game.
Special DsspofcA 10 TnE Sun.

CEDARHURsT, L, l., Sept. Sowing to
an accident that befell j. Cheever Cow
ain Of Cedarhurst, who was TO play in
the national championships on the
Rockaway Hunt team with y w. Hop-
ping. Malcolm Stevenson and L. Il
stoddard. another player will have to
be selected.
While he was exercising his pony yes
terday Mr.. Cowdins mount stumbled ana
fell, throwing the rider who suffered a
broken colarbone. MIR Cowdin had pur-
chased one of tho best polo strings in
the country TO play in the national
championships commencing at PhiIadel-
phia on Saturday.
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BALTIMORE. Sept. S.-The Baltimore
Orioles again are champions. To the
city made famous by John McGraw. Will
bert Robinson, Hughie Jennings and
other scintillating stars of the past went
the International League championship
of 1919 to-day, when Baltimore beat
Newark, 8 to 4. Buffalo obllgingly
helped out by beating Toronto and
showed the Leafs out of all chances OF
heading off the Orioles
The Orioles got away to a two run
lead in the first inning and fattened
their advantage with runs in the third
and fifth Newark scored two runs in
the sixth and became real threatening
In the eighth when the Bears bagged
another run. Bentley brought joy TO
Baltimore fans in the second half of the
inning by dumping homer over the
right field fence.
Powers, pinch hitting for Lyons in
the ninth inning, drove terrific liner to
centre for four bases, but Parnham
spiked the rally in time to save Balti-
more the game and the championship.
Parnham was wild and issued six passes.
The Orioles got to Shea and Lyons for
eleven hits and profited by Newark err
rofs The score:
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Standing OF tie Clubs.
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LEONARD WINNER, :
BUT CLINTON LASTS
Bout in Syracuse Goes Ten
Round Limit.

SYRACUSE. N. Y. Sept. Benny
Leonard, lightweight champion. defeated
Johnny Clinton Of New York in ten
round bout here tonight. Leonard led
throughout the bout using left jab and
right uppercut with deadly effect
Clinton was in distress in che seventh
and tenth rounds, but hung on to the
finish of the tenth round.
Silent Martin stopped Young Fisher In
the second round of the semi-final bout
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sixth Home Run Double the Red So Polo
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
BY DANIEL.


ABE RUTH
will a
to whether Ruth a will
have
years followers the national
Freeman Washington
1899
uh recently began edge
with the claim Ed Williamson the Chicago club
had done nothing Of the 1889
1854 There
did hit
checking
1889 rather discouraging
that
their
49, 1890 -
Young
aa on extra base hits
support that
tne reports Of the
h. at pest wouo De very much unohciaL
the Freemans 1899
alleged mark shrouded
~ ~. ~ Sc, major league standard
~ " 90 ana ne surely will reach the thirty
Hermann Against
We a Garry He than
proposing extend the worlds
president of the
in mind Hermann writes follows:
In your recent article with
wants to make most OF an opportunity
ndaton had
demand for worlds tickets
reason that the
clubs agree to rs
respective
Whatever the
remains that the a sympathetic chord We have
see baseball
mons baseball followers this
crclsrn we believe that
should not be made an elastic affair
s~sd pau parks In which it is to be staged
d hNeu Classic not to be tempered with
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B b. ,!Sn. :;.''''''''''." GdS9G SSS q!
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NOT SOLD TO GIANTS.
Fortune ana DevIne Go 10 Red sox
and Bates 10 New York.

PITTsFrELp, Mass. Sept. s.-The mis-
Interpretation Of telegram received at
the headquarters OF the Pittsfeld Base
ball Club from Joe birmingham on sat
urday afternoon led to the announcement
by officials Of the club that pitcher
Garry Fortune and Catcher Mickey De
vine had been sold to the Giants.
Fortune ana Dov!ne were SOLD to the
HoSton Americans and Johnny Bates
shortstop, to the Giants.
The sun., 1919-09-09
Famous Wrestler and swordsmaI
Had ParaIytic stroke.

BALTIMORE, Sept Duncan C.
Ross, holder of the Victoria Cross for
valor in the British army. former
worlds champion broad swordsman and
famous on two continents as wrestler
Of days gone by, was found dead to-
day in his little curio shop in Pennsyl-
vania avenue. this city
Ross suffered a stroke of paralysis
some time ago and II is believed a Sec
ond stroke caused his death.
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SHELTERS TRIUMPH
AGAIN OVER READING
MakeH Three in a Roto-
Score, 2 to s.

Jersey City made It three straight
over Reading by winning again ycster-
day at West Side Park. 7 to 6, in ten
innings. Hits by Biemiller and Mooers
accounted for the winning run
The Miners outbatted the home team
and had lead of three runs. but the
Skeeters overcame this handicap by bat,
ting Brewer, who relieved Schwartz be-
cause of his wildness. The score
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Two base hit-Ruth. Stolen bases-Rdh,
Pratt. Double plays-Pr1tt, Peclxinpaugh and
Ward; Witt, shannon and McInnis. Left on
bases-New York, 5; Boston. G. Bases on
balls-Oh Hoyt. . (Mogridge, Pratt: of
Fewster, Ward lewis, Bodie. Mogridgel by
Mogridge, 3 (Roth RJnh, shannon. Wild
pitch-Mogrdge. Earned runs-0h Mogridge,
q Umpires-Messrs Dineen and Owens. Time
of gaIne-1 hour and 10 minutes.
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WARMERS SQUAD Is OUT.

PIrTsBURG, Sept. S-Football in the
Pittsburg district began to look up to-
day when forty-one gridiron candidates
of the University of Pittsburg, under the
supervision OF Coach Glen Warner, left
for Camp Hamilton, Wihber, Pa, TO
begin three weeks grind In preparation
for what Is said to be one of the hardest
seasons any Pitt team has encountered.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
No Changes Among Big
Ten Hitters in Majors

HERE we've no changes In position
among the Big Ten batsmen of
the major leagues yesterday.
Percentages among the five leaders In
the National League remained tine
same. In the American League Roger
Peekinpaugh OF the Yankees fell OFT
four points, but retained fifth place.
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BASEBALL GAME TOMORROW.

With the profits of the game being
donated to InYoods Welcome Home
Committee to defray the expenses of
the blowout last Saturday, the Bacha-
rach Giants of Atlantic City will cross
bats with Guy Employs Treat EN-
Roughs tomorrow afternoon at Dyck-
man Oval.
The sun., 1919-09-09
SEMI.PRoS BEAT ATHLETICS.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept, S.-The Klein
Chocolate Company's team Of Eliza beth
town defeated the Philadelphia Ameri-
cans In an exhibition game here to-day
by the score OF s to q II was the
second time Klein defeated the Athletics
this season here. Score by innings:
Il. IL. 4.
Athletics ......oOl 1000 i-o--3 10 8
Klein ..,.......0 o As 8 /
satterles-Noyss and MeAvoy; Harmed
and Trout
The sun., 1919-09-09
BIsoNs SCORE SHUToUT.
Holds Toronto Down.
Tally Being 2 to o.

BUFFALO, Sept s.-(InternationaD-
Toronto was shut out to-day. the Bisons
winning, to 0. 1t was Cy Marshalls
best showing of the season. Anderson
was the only player able to hit him, the
second sacker making one-half the Ma
pie Leafs hits. The score: