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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-16
Leaders From
Local Lodges

Fidelity camp. No. 2S. w Q. w.
at a regular weekly meeting OF the
organization in W Q. ". hall Mon
day night initiated three candidates
and favorably considered six appli-
cations for mem bership. 4 class
initiation VIII be held at the next
meeting. Monday. Dec. Il. with the
uniformed rank degree team presid-
ing. PREPARATIONS for a completion
OF the organizations charity fund
drive were completed and arrange
ments were also completed by the
uniformed rank degree team s
Christmas eve social and dance,
which Is TO be held in AIaennerchor
hall Drill practice was held after
the regular meeting Monday night
The Army and Navy Union viii
hold box party and dance in
Sticks hail, Monday night
Business of a routine nature was
discussed at the regular weekly
meeting OF Abraham Lincoln lodge
No. 500. T. Q. o. f., in Red Mems
hall, Monday night
Scout Commissioner Lawrence
Harris, Of Hammond. Ind, outlined
plans for the establishment of boy
scout troops in South Bend before
members Of the Knights of Colum-
bus at tk.dr regular semi-monthly
meeting ig the K. of c. home Mon
day night, Arrangements were made
for anotAA visit at the next meeting
early in January. at which time the
scout commissioner will deliver an
illustrated lecture on the boy scout
movement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-16
TOO LATE To CLASSIFY

WANIED-Wsiter and dishwasher. In
quire Ross Lunch Room, Misnawska.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-16

Va NTED- aged man for nighc
cashier: must have soT0e experience
making cbsRge- Ross Lunch Room. Mlsh-
aaaEs lbif
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-16
Provision of Act.

'It was expected that tn 'cOnclu-
sion OF the war would precede the
termination of rehabilitation. Con-
gress. therefore, provided that the
time when me act ceased TO be OPP
erative should be fixed by the presi-
dents ascertaining and proclaiming
the date when rehabilitation had
terminated. Only by such proclama-
ton could the purpose OF congress
be attained; and the serious conse-
Quences attending uncertainty be
Obviatsd. But in fact Generalization
had not terminted AT the time Of the
veto OF the act OF oct. Is. 1919. or
az the time the suits were begun;
and, for aught what appears IL has
not yet terminated. The report Of
the secretary OF war made to the
president under date Of Nov. Il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-16
Supreme Court
GUeS Verdict
on Prohibition

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30

Portsmouth,

o'aN a3 To"ls 8
.hr"I"r natt"d for ung.auh .n n.,,h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
SPORTS
.M|GNOLA WINS NINTH RACE
TAKES PRESIDENT STAKE
AT READVIILE MEETING
Exhibition Trot. Lu Princeton
ETunIs Record OF 2iO. by de-
featinE Mnbei Trnsk.

BOSTON. August 29.-Lu Princeton
made the fastest mile OF the season.
e1ualinE his record OF 2:02. in winning
an exhibition trot from Mabel Trask.
also from the Cox stables. at the Grand
Circuit races at the Rcadviilet track
today
Mignola won his second race Of this
meeting and his ninth consecutive vic
tory this year. when he captured the
PRESIDENT. stake. Cox took MirnoJa
INTO the lead at the word in each heat
In the last two heats Gecrs was
only a neck back with Don dc I.opcz,
which WAS the same distance in front
OF Ia reno Direct. The times were 2:o6 IL;
The two year. old trottinE division OF
the American Horse Breeder futuritv
t TO- pudettc. the property OF
In both heats Gcers laid the filly
within Mailing distance of the leaders
TO INC nome stretch and had tho speed
WIN ny close margin from the
great Miss Morris in 2:lll-2 and
2:lo IL respectively.
rrince Pepper owned by y. r. Burn
nam. OF New York. took the first two
~? IL. In the final heat Hyde was
pocketcd and in tho last eighth Muir.
phy went to the front with clifford
Direct in POS "a.
Summaries:
HORSE BREEDERS FUTuRITr.
ipndctts. br: T.. hy Etawah IGecrs0 =
Inc Great Miss Morris. ch + (Whi,e) .
LAY Staf. Or. q. tcOI) Observation-Disclosures.
lazy Mo>ar, also started. Time-ali
TIE PRESIDENT
>,Zos class; trottinE: purse. $4,000:
MlEnolA Oh. n .,bv Allcrton ICo1J I
ION ne Lopez blk. e. tGccrs) " .
Echo Direct. br. 6. tRrusic) q
90 oscar watts. Leonard C. also stared
I'll! CLASS. fACfHSG.
frincc rcnper. blk &. by Prime.
CLIFFORD Direct. blk n tMurphy
Annakih. blk: IN. ProctorJ ..., :.
Flashing. Prince Lyns also starred .r,,oc
gig 3-t 20, i-I 2:Os 40 'e
p 100 CLASS TROTrIEG
Doctor Nick blk. n by Doctor
, lGo tMurphy) .............
naron GcEantie. @ h. CMcDonaidj
FRANK Watts, h Z tC;iiirD ~
Arts. Barbara Ice Iierlar Ann u
1877! noGy and SSltr.Guin .ls9 started Time
EXHIBITIONS TROTTINC;
'u irinccton. d n. by San Francisco
NAB! Tra:L. CHI. m. tiior.njj ..........
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
Bender Expected TO
Finish League Season

y" announcement was mnh~ Inst
Hight by ~ hirf' E~Dd~T TINT he In
i-hd"d 10 go 10 Cincinnati Snndny
to Join III. N-dr. ibis js tHk~n 10
mean thni fhI-f viii remain with
I'i"hHnnh ohiIi ihs end Of the s~n-
snh AMI lee fhr big fnrf0T In the
work 81 ia. Indians against the Pc
f'TrburR tenn IN the posi- -HensOn
srr!'., should HirhmOnd win the
p"nnnnt III, ,sr0nb hnif al thu ven
NON. ~hirh -e~ms pTnrfirnIiy
s"r"d, although bnTd lights Will
INV" "a u. the 1TJ~r al the dny
Heif wei 10 ~msTp~ vict0TtOmR.
EVER -in"s the Walt al the Gin
rihnnii s""ui 40 Thin city U~nd~r
hns b~"n b'iwseD tno nr@n. H~ haa
"hnf'd 10 ~, bn"L In tho nBIOFr.
mud ut the hbIns time stny with his
l"din"s ." prevent disappointing the
IAN" who hn'r such kT~bt confidence
IN bis nbiiiiJ 10 aid In virtoTy In the
Ghfnrs n~Ii week .Bd ia the tituInr
clashes Win the G1Oit<vs.
u In prsribI~ ibst BENDER mnJ Ho
WIN sDJns bIE IebKu~ club NJ the end
al the ."hs"n here. hbnnt his plans
Tor nrrf ,rsT he Inn. b~~n r~tIr~Dt.
10 he d".s put ~, Indians In ahead
ihi- scar h"~~vsy. ), s~~nA certain
Tint si~pS Viii M tnLrs to make Il
worth his while financially.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
SARATOGA RESULTS

Rad lli. 5ae1hvs az hair turonE.-
to >, >, Won; Hurry, 10; lSchu,tinscrJ. ) to
Sv" 10 TO l. sven. third. Time. 81 5
domino. Dominican also ran Wv
Second r.ca-siA Misunderstanding IL
brighton. 10 CFatorJ. 4 to j. s,o -, ,,'t n
second GeorEe starr. 80 (kunmeD. /. TO-
!; 70 l. TO 2 third Time iii IS Old
Eosebud ran third, bu, was dtsouslIneH
Ir.Ncn Flags. Blue Daddie also ran
ihird racc-onc mie-Sedan leg ,W-id,,
10 l. 10 ). 20 .. won: Harry Brclynrol
~. tMusEEavcJ. ! TO .. even. TO 2 srcond
por"s ioS tEnsoT) { 70 ). to !. out third
Tine. 80. Romeo. Hickorynut. Msneuy.r
Fourth race-one mile and quarter,
ihnndeTclap. ~ tFairbrotherJ. to S 10
:. out won: Thunderstorm. lis tEnsorJ Z
20 .. 10 In J. ont. second AthIono ,Ih
o,MMcAtrrl; 10 20 l. TO !. out. third Time
20. Tet!ey also ran '
fltth racc--m4idens: one nile-Port. ORA,
ptau ia tBoyicI, 10 ;. TO 5 10 K
Won J.. G. King. LOT iSnc!dcnanI "a
: 70 10 .. second. W!freda lGo CAfycr.I
10 l. 10 ). to :. third. Time l:.5 AZ
Sannett" Flack. cours.l!cs Sena Day In
dian Spring also ran.
Skin racc--fvc furonEs-Truv Rural II,
,,.HiloroHs'. 10 :. 10 3. to .. won: Star
Court. l9n tMcAtecb. to / Z 20 s %
sccond; CAPITA in Hershler. lis (Schu;,!nre-,
10 = to o. ! 10 =. third Time IS as Eiv,
inE cIsh!nan. Horace Lerch, clean Sw.ep
le' Room Anna Gallup. Gerrna also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
SARATOGA ENTRIES TODAY

First racc-scllink. three year Odds and w:
six furionEs-M ackenze. li.: Bette Bluff
81: Cromwell. III; Surplice. I0i: Valerie Wcst.
lis: Dahinda. no; Miss Kru,er, io!: He Will.
40; Nan knoeh mr., ios: War Note. lo7: Knot.
ia.
Second race-the Saratoga steepechase
handicap: four yrar-olds and up: about two
miles and half-Babcock. 1872: Elyssian.
1913: H!blcr l3S: BELLE o. the Sea. l3S.
Third race-the Hopeful for two-year-olds:
six furiongs-Sandy Bcal. ~; Man o War.
sammy. rs; Hasten on, on: H.: Constancy.
Fourth racc--thc Saratoga cup for three
ycar-oiis and w: one mile and a furinlG
Extcrminator, I2s: Thunderstorm. lis: Pur-
chase. liz,
Fifth race--,he Fort Edward handicap:
selling: three ods and IN: one mile -
warsaw 100: Baliy Mooney. los: Wyoming.
III: woodtrp 10; Irish k:ts; IS: Grmndy.
10: Bull Doze lGo: Frederick the Great.
IL: War Machine. l6
sixth racc-tor maiden two. year -olds five
and a half urIongs-tia ia Cher. us: Swirl.
IL: Double Eye. IL: Tea Roona. ~: Lady
Weather. clear: track. fast
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Newport News.


Totals = 'TUfaTe "a
ninth '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
S. S. S. Clears Skin Of Erup,
tiOnS-DriycS Poison From
the System.

Get II fixed in your mind that skin
cruptions. Eczema. burning. itching
skin, and all skin diseases are due
entirely TO impure. and infected blood.
II the trouble wns on the outside OF
the skin, by simply washing and
keeping II clean you could obtain re-
licf--not even ointmcnts. lotions. and
YaIvcs would be necessary. Agree
With uB in this belief and your trouble
can be rcIicvcd--you can DO entirely
rcntored to health. S. s. s. Ia a purely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
Comment on Sport
BY DICK TAYLOR.

Fans who have the best interests
Of baseball in. richmond at heart are
hopinS that the indians will win the
pennant in the second half OF the sea-
son and also conquer Petersburg in the
osi-s season series i for no other rea,
Owner Ben Wilson in the desirability
Of the na';ohal pas,ime here,
MI Wilson has proved throughout
the season that he is one OF the Clean
est sports ever connected with the
his money a; the beginning OF The sea-
son. when the outlook was not cncour-
aging. and he showed later that he
VAS willing and ready to spend large
sums 20 BRING fast players here. He is
lusi beginning 10 realize some fnan-
eiai return which j. his due.
The clean sportsmanship OF the New
2ori News team has been noticeable
throughout the season and continues
20 be apparent in the games here this
week. There is none OF the petty quib-
bling OF which some Of the other teams
are guilty when decisions Of the UNI
0. the team may be attributed 10 Man
aEe- Roy Whi;craf, He is a gentle
man who is not only popular with his
the other teams in the circuit. 1t is
said that Whitcraft will not be in the
leasue next season His departure
VIII be = cause Tor regret 10 the many
friends he has made while playing the
game here.
The come back" of sport has been
much talked about in various branches
OF athletics, but in none in Richmond
IS il more apparent, than in rowing
active members who were in service
have returned and preparations are
At the Club on Saturday. September
-. Two intermediate and two junior
crews viii be formed The member
snip Of the club has grown BY leaps
and bounds. This in Itself is sufficient
proof Of the revived interest in water
sports.
President Bradley, Of the Virginia
League. is TO be congratulated on &C
During tho services o: Monte Cross
e1-biE Lacquer, as an umpire in his
circuit. Cross has worked two games
in Richmond this week. and with one
exception there has been absolutely
Indicator; He knows the game thor.
ouEhly, keeps the field clear at all
lines and the players on the. move.
More men OF Cross type would put
Gmp!rnG in the league on "A higher
plane.
Herron's triumph adds ono more
golfers name 10 tho already long list
caddics and later attained prominence.
In the recent tournament the odds were
easily with Herron after he won his
way TO the finals with Bobby Jones.
He first learned his game over the
course over which he won the title.
and undoubtedly knew Il infinitely. He
would probably admit himself that this
helped him in his match with the At
lanta lad. VINO was playing over strange
ground
President W. r. Bradley. OF tho Vir-
ginia League. declares that the Rich
nord team this year is fast, but that,
in his opinion. it is not as good as the
lhr8I3o3 club managed by Perry Lipc.
That was perhaps the fastest aEgrcga-
ZION that the league has ever known.
Mention OF the aames Of Dutch Reveli.
S:inHon, Mckenzie, Mcssitt. Sandhcrr
ana Jack Quinn viii arouse pleasant
mcrnor.cs for long time followers of
baseball in Ricnmond. II the present
club is kept together for next season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES

vegetable treatment that you can Sc
cure from your own druggist. Fifty
years ago S. S. S. was discovered and
given to suffering mankind. During
this period it has proven it's rcmarka-
bile remedial properties and has relicv-
cd thousands Of cases Of disease caus-
cd by poor blood. You can be relieved.
but you must take S. S. S. Take it IL
only pimplcs appear. for they denote
bad blood and may be followed by the
sufferings from torturing skin erup-
tons. Therefore he sure. Don't take
chances. don't use lotions. II yours Is
n special case. write for expert medical
advice Address Medical Director. 25s
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
FIFTY-MILE OCEAN RACE
TnmnTun Yacht Club VIII Have Con-
test for Power Ronts on
September II.

NEW YORK, August pa ftty.mile
ocean race for nower boats is to be
neid on sunday. September 81, by the
TamaQUa Yacht Club.
This event viii be under the rules
ana rating allowances of the American
Power Boat Association. and will be
sanctioned by that organization. and
the winning boats will receive a GER
tihcatc from the \. p. r. \. certifying
10 the speed ma lie in the race and the
rating measurements Of each boat to-
Gcther with the correctness of the dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
President ". r.. bradley. or tho Vir-
WIN DOUBLES TITLE
Ch.mi,~rS md WnrinE Capture Honorr
In Tennis Championship of
North Carolina.

ASHEVTI,LE. y. g.. August %
Lcnoir Chambers. Of Charlotte. and
Elmer Waring. OF Columbia. today de-
f"a'ch W H. Cary. of Grcenville. S.
g.. and l.. r. Simms. Of Columbia. rs,
Z-G. 10 and Ga, winning the doubles
In tn" annual tennis championship Of
.Sorth Carolina.
Tho end Of tho doubles caused attcn-
ION 10 be turned in tho afternoon to
the singles match between Robert
bingham. OF Louisville. and George
Arthur. Of Ashcvilic. which the former
Won. 81. Ga CO and e..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
SECOND GAME.
Totals ..3S Ga Totals * SIS 4i3
.Batted for CantweIl in ninth.
tran for cravath in ninth.

Boston .........3 ! II,
Philadelphia .......o o o o O o OF
summary; Two base hits-Cowdy. Mann.
Meuscl Pauictte. Home run-Willia ms
Sacrifice hit-Bancroft Sacrifice nv
Mann. Double plays-Holkc (unaSs!stedD;
Bancroft TO Pauiette to I.uderus LEI, on
bssesM,BoJton. 10: Phiadciphi2. = Bases
on oa!iS-Dcmarec :: Cantwcli. 2 Hit by
pitcher-by Cantwell (Mannp Struck out
by DemAree. 81 by Cantweli =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
DETROIT, 5; ST. LOUIS, 2
by A,-ocia,ot r1e.l

ST LOUIS, Angus, 2s.-Jones' hit
Into rightn"!d blcachers with two
runners on base in tho fourth gave
Detro!, 5-to-: victory over St Louis
;oday, and tied the visitors with CIevc-
land FOR s"cond place. +, VAS the
r.i.d successive tim. 81, Louis has
been beaten ~ a home run. sixteen Of
"nich have been made here in the last
t""lvc games
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Memphis. 3; Chattanooga, CO.
Birmingham, ): Mobile. ].
Nashville, o; Little Rock. ].
Atlanta. /; New Orleans. l Called
end twelfth; darkness.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Buffalo. o: Jersey City, is.
Toronto, 6: Newark, 5.
Einghamton, 4: Baltimore. o.
Rochester. 10: Reading. 5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
COOCH'S HOME RUN WINS
GREAT FRAY FOR INDIANS
Raps Ball Over Left Field Fence
and Brings in Poole for Victory
by FL Count.
NAPIER HURLs MAsTERFtLLI
Newport News Holds Onc-Run Lead
Until Ninth Inning, but Is Sent
Down to Defeat by Spectacular
Batting Rally.

Down ny Defeat by Spectacular
D""n ~ ~
Batting Rally.
\ real ball game a; Bonleya-i Field
6Ta.1a,,S 1niSh ,@ai W'u..nh 'o .Irf:dr
s ,'1eSS on ,ae 81 srsa, na,ional sport
wGs7 tf2oS5. hiShn'oISS si4 ~: o w..
ge,ee7' -.NsNsa = ,T nr'' mn. sns s,oraS
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80 ~ .1ts ;;s--is
StE7o-. Nsws r..sfsrr sre was -
80 go So .l So .--,-r
80 -
out c1i ~ : is, s-oa73s-. whleh crosse
goy.-Ea X. 49, szE.
Poole start. Ha,I Rolling.
"oit 49, - 49, ~
a. tr--,r- ~. -
go. o'i.' 49, al,
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t;oocb csmS "a bat mere was ven
i',,Je or,no-i,- %, ,,,7,, 49, ~. a.
Inc hcrinntn:. az the inning Manv
90, ~, si-ri no. T.n,,id navo baor
vwn,cnr,na an. r1,,~r- ,,av. LA 80
s @ei%''"' douubln nndo ut WOULD
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h"ne oronEh ~ III I""1o . ,,,,.
measures he waftns So = cGna ono
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
CHARLOTTE WINS OPENER
defeats t"iunbin in FIRST tnm, .,
Remnant series In south tt
lnntic Iengur

CliAIlDITE y. g. Angus, %
days play with Columbia in the sc,,.s
which VIII decide the pcnnAnt Wine,
In the south Atlantic Baseball hssn
cation here today. by winning In.
h!st game o. doabic header 10
4, and tying the sec.,.d. 10 =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
GIANTS HIT OUT VICTORY
POUND SMITH FOR SIX
RUNS IN SEVENTH INNING
Heinic Zimmerman Chased from Game
for Protesting Emslie's
Decision.
Try Associated rrcss.1

BROOKLYN. August 29.-New York
punched seven OF its nine hits off Smith
today in the seventh inning for six
runs and won by 6 to l. Zimmerman
was put out of the game by Umpire
Emslie for protesting in the seventh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
WHITE S0x WIN, 8 TO z
TAKE FIRST GAME OF
SERIES WITH CLEVELAND
Contest Marks Eddie Cicottc's Twenty
sixth Victory for tho
Scnson.
Try Assncin II rrcss.l

CLEVELAND. August 2?.-StaEinE
eighth and ninth inning rallies. Chi
caEo took the first game OF the series
from Cleveland to =. II being Cicottc'S
twenty-siNth victory of the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
MISS DETROIT III. WINS
Jake~ FIRST Heat 81 Cnp Event a
Average speed "f 1888 Miles
Per Hour.

III. Of the Detroit THch, Cluh. won
the FIRST thtrty-mi!" heat Of the gold
..cRaliengr cup event 81 the American
Power Boat Association hero today in
58:o7. Her average speed Was i7.3a
miles an hour Miss Detroit H. Of
the Detroit Power Boat Associatlou
IafnAss>od second IN 80 o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30

Chicago.
Totals 81 Totals So :

Chicago ..............o l-S
Cleveland ............l q o | y D %
un ~ arv: Two-has" hits-Jackson.
E.isCh Speaker. Three has" hits GrHnry.
Saeri',TS III, hi;-c,c";tS pSuhi. p las,
cleveland. q Bases on baiis-oH Cicoitc.
!. on caldwell. t. Hits of Caldwell. in
-. on Ccumbc. ! in is inning. struck
ouj--by Crco,tc :. NV Caldwell. t. Losing
pltChrr-Ca IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
QUAKERS, 4-4; BRAVES, Ga
inv A.sociatedrrc,,,

PHILADELPHIA. August 29.-Phila-
dclphia and Boston today divided the
first of their two double headers, the
locals winning the first game in the
wclfth inning. TO >. and losing the
second. s TO 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
YANKEES. as; SENATORS, II
Try Assnciatcd rrcss.l

NEW YORK. August 29.-New York
made a clean sweep OF its four game
series with Washington. winning
another double header here today. The
scores were 10 and 5 10 l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30
FIRST GAME.
Totals 40 IA Totals lbs tl3 J
None out when winning scored
fESattcd for q. Smith in twelfth

tHatted Tor q Smith IN twcIfth.
Ros,on .,......C eooioo o-S
Philadelphia 80 o o o IL
summary: Two-hase hits--Mann. Holke
Bancroft. Callahan. Paulcttc. Sacrifice hits
NT H., ,ns '2nii f.Ilo,iei l:ud.rus WI.
nGGSksi Left on 6..csERoston l.: rhna
}: q. Smith. !. Struck out-nv r'iilinEi.n
&. u. Smith !. Wild pitCh-FlllinEim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-30

3-E"ts " = 4N-a.s
Score ~ !a-ings: II
Philadelphia ..-.......5 0 o.
H2.ton -..t.. ....-..... . 1-7
Hu'n-.ary Two-ussa hi;--BG!-us Kin
1"E !n'-s-has. h!t-Shanno:. Stolen
yas'-=--ii r-pp.r, Shannon. Sacrifice hits
E-5nr: Shannon Double D.ay--vi,; 20
a2~n2o7 - .HeIitnnis i>st, on bass
ct. h!nn"y. .nuEs"li / Ht oy pitcher
-: kinney Walters. Sc-uc. oc,-f,v
KINNEY. .. PGssH.l. 8
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FIRST GAME.
Washington. New York
Totals ;, 5 Totals -. - .
Score ~ innings: X

N.ore y ica!nc.: T
Washington ..........o Q II
New Io-k ..............0 . o @ Q d NJ
BaAc-. Stolen hs>es-M!Ian,. Rice; Leo
raFd Sac-'.c" hit-Piap. Lett on bases
\ew Yo-H. ). Washington. ). Bases on
aa..S--I. ui1a. Erickson. HI: ~
9itcasT--by Erickson. (prckinDauEhl. Struck
ou:-oy guam :: Erickson. ;. Wild bitches
Fri ASoa Passed bsii-P!cin!Ch
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SECOND GAME.


Ran to- Charity in seventh
rBattcd for Shaw Ia ninth.
Score by innings. Z
Washington ...........0 > q OIL
New York ........-...0 o 1-5
summary: Two base hi,S--Harr!s Fipo,
Three base hit-Pipp. Stolen ha>e-F3aEsr
Sacr!uc" AUTHORIZATION. Sacrifice dies
Charity. i'odie Lewis Double play
Packinpaurh to Ptpp. Left on ia SEES = "
fS2rk: J, W4SdhiHIE n. 5. nsses on balls
~ Th2rmah len uicel- Struck out-oy
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RED SOX, 7: ATHLETICS, |

i3S AsSoC!;--f i-cSs.
BOSTON. August 29-Boston c-ened
the series with Ph!ladclphla today by
Winning 20 l. the visitors giving
kinney poor support Ruth famed
twice. Wits play was brilliant,
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PITTSBURGH, 5; ST. LOUIS, 3
IRy Associated Presa.

PITTSBURGH. August 2o.-Pitts-
burgh defeated st. Louis today. by a
score OF TO ). in loosely played
game.
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New York.
Totals. IS . } Totals.....5c S 0
sBattc,i tS,un .,y.,,h

Score by innings: r.
New York .................o o o q n O 6 o o's
brooKiyn ACKNOWLEDGEMENT o ! o 0 n o.
summary: Two base h,s-Chasc. Nchf.
Three base hit--Johnston Stolen har~s-ko.
nctchy. kildun. Sacrifice hit-Smith. Left
on hascs-New York. 4: Brooklyn. s. Bases
on bails-on Nchf /: of Smith. .. Struck
out--hy Nchf. 1: by Smith 1
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. 6: Br>Oklyn. g.
rntsburgh. ~: ST. Louis. :.
Philadelphia. IL: Boston. SO.
GAMES TODAY.
New York at RrpoklSn.
Boston AT PHILADELPHIA.
Cincinnati mt Pittsburgh.
st. Louis at Chicago.
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Pittsburgh ...........0 | x--5
SumnsTy; Two.hSse 1,s-iieathco,c,
--Cutshaw. Sacrifice hits-Stock. J. Miller.
Sacrifice ni"s-IIornsby, Clemens. Terry.
Double plays-Shcrdell. J. Miller and Leslie.
Mciienry and Dilhosfcr; +. Miller and Whit
tod Left hascs-St Louis. 4; Pitts
burgh. g. BaEcs balis-of Sherdell. 3;
of Miller. .. Struck out--hv Sherdell. 4;
BY Miller & Winning pitchcr--MilIcr.
Losing pitcher-Sherdell
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~ o o.

To.sz p: ;c To,.l. 81 6 !
'fse'-si ~ ',"-b.. ~ rInrh
IL f't1 'D' Errr IL n.nia.
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Totals ...2s = Totals ...3I 8 4
Ran for Clemens in seventh