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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
REDS Show They Have Spirit by
Scoring One Run in First Frame
eax lie Score But Reuther Not BlameBu for That One
Hmm Game Might Have Been Thought Throw" -Cincy
Pitcher Has the Willard Treatment Given Him.

famed him with couple OF the
dirtiest towels seen here this season.
The boy wonder survived the treat
ment; he had to- Dutch was the dark
horse of the series pitching against "a
veteran who knew no fear. Whether
1t uas the salts. the ice or the dirty
towels that pulled him through may
never be revealed Only Palmer knows
and he isn't tipping off anything this
week
Having a lead OF to /. the Reds
thought they might as well hold II
and give the fish a run for their money.
Daubeft and Gfoh batted in q run in
the seventh with a triple and a single
and In the eighth a safety by Neale and
Reuther's second three Dagger counted
the final tally. Throughout the pastime
the boy wonder appeared To be suffer
ing intense mental and PIT y c !
anguish His pores were flowing freely,
too, as the dirty towels grew dirtler
round by round. but the gallant youth
hung on and stopped the Sox with six
hits, all singles
Speaking of the climate, IL was 1ike
that OF st Louis on July with a
double header on tap. Re6land field
was jammed early and as IL was home
crowd the fsb went away in transports
of delight No bottles were thrown at
the Sox as predicted and everything
went OFT pleasantly.
Fifteen minutes before play time a
nut in an airpIane flew over the park
and dumped a bale of ADVERTISING
dodgers that came down and cfuttered
up the diamond Out hoped flock Of
little scavenRers. who always get In
for nothing. and picked up the junk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
WESTtAGAARD-
BOUT FRIDAY NIGHT
WIN Get Together nj Broadway .Atll.
lctic Arena--Ears Are Backing
Him TO Win.

Jean Westergaard and Silent
Olsen, the deaf mute wrestler, are
scheduled to get together on the mat
at the Broadway Athletic, arena FRI
day night. Olsen comes from Akron.
OHIO, where he has downed some %
the best wrestlers of the Silent Ath-
letic club of that city. of which he is
n member Westergaard is also n
wrestler of note ard ability, and OF
the Swcde lives up to his reputation
Jean VIII not have an easy time down
ing him. Westcrgaard is a local IA
Norite, and the fans are pulling for
him to win.
Much interest is also manifested In
the bout between .'Zeke" Smith ard
| Cen Albright, who is making re.
turn trip here. In the last contest o.
these two Smith came out the victor
and be declares he can do 1t again
II Olsen can down Westereaard hf
VIII have some fight ahead of him
for the local boy is a wrestler of mt
mean ability. and he is favorite wit.
all the followers Of the mat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
~ CHARLES DRYDEN.

poar Old Circy Oct In the frs;
Don't Of the big series here today
RDHtcA" Reuther, the boy wonder
SCRAMBLED on Ed" Cscotis, the waning
not Aooent-mindedly scored run IN
1 - SECOND. round it would look like
n Forfeited game.
~ Reds hoped forth and simply
Em1n1Acrcd Cir otte. Two others
@EB1hod to the front to check the as
kn11ate-nothing doiGg. The noble Recs
cgaWao6 the trio Of So1 slabbers for
fourteen blows for a total Of twenty
1 onA bases Reuther himself busted up
Ms show in the fourth with a triple
\ thai tailed two runs. The boy woH-
I A4F taDuted two triples and Jake Dat
XMeI surprised the gaping fish vita
E1hske wallops. ono FOR three bases.
fsIc0tte was shattered by a depth
sNos166 dropped on him in the fourth.
xha count was tied at one all when
{411A round opened and when 1t clos. j
E4nG Reds had added six blows and
xs, runs 10 their string.
Gco&te was gone before the inning
%AJ ended. Wilkinson yielded five
|4Ita and one run In three frames and
E%N0 lifted for n pinch hitter IN the
EM4EAfh Here was where Grover
S1nE6ernilk uncoilcd his slnuous
#4Mn1&h from the cCtp and sat in for
%0D inning. Reuther busted him for
~ triple and Daubert was laid oat
EM30 = wallop on the dome. Tina.
k4qFso6 Jack right for upsetting the
|osA and making three hits in 3
49, game. He should know better
Merely to prove they had the punch
thu Reds put over a tally in the iirsr
round Rath got hit In the neck
sAacd enough 10 clear II for the rest OF
E4ho Afternoon. Dauhert came through
with . single that moved Eath 20
1hfed- Up stepped Heine Groh carry
g3ng Z bat wound with tape like the
q leI1 OF a tyrolean warbler. Bats OF
fhin type are very dangerous in a
n world series. Anyway he banged a
am0tnce ny to Joe Jackson and Rath
u Dcueed after the catch.
TIA Eox tied in the second but II
D wasn't Ecuther's fault, Jackson hi
u 10 sKopx who first fumbled the pin and
4 he4xod II among the fish back Of frs
&oSA jackson wen. TO second on the
\ krepnd rules Felsch sacrificed
y G1ndM boosted a Texas Lacquer L
4 nkArt center. 1t WIS possible 10
Kop1 or Rath TO take the catch bn
tAAV hung back ard let Rousch gal
|. 1oD IN from the suburbs. He arris q
\ to0 iatA The pill slid off the ends o
4 ~ fingers and went for hit. Jack
81 ann scored.
8AA cropping OF the depth bomb #
tho fourth was u thrilling scene, BE
& - the echoes died away the sur
NJ 3feA Of the field was strewn wit
II x4EkAge and splotches OF oil Rouse
6sSned with an out to center. Dunca
SiNg11d and Kopf forced hfsa. VIII
u xNy6 cut the Sox had no hunch on wha
\ SFAs coming Neale and Wingo single
u kSfd Kopf counted Reuther tripled I
4 coattAr Two more runs. Rath double
fnto the overflow back Of third send
u ~ Heuther home and Daubert tallie
vz4fStk with ssh gle Wilkinson st
xte64 and Groh ended the round wit
Al ~ 70 center.
40 soon as Reuther counted In thu
Tnand his seconds gave him the WI
III 3Afd treatment. Dutch appeared 10 b
%Gnl IN with the heat and his wild gal
Il - around the bases. His pals CAV
M - smelling salta dropped Jumps q
&E dSxtH s~yfas back OF "hAs neck an
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02

was a baseball slaughter of Chcago's
club baseball fan does not have to
go beyond the score TO know that.
Fourth Ruined Cieotte.
In the fourth inning. the Reds bat
tered Eddie Cicotte, the star pitcher of
the American league, for FIVE runs.
They drove him from the box. After
that the White Sex were never in the
hunt You have seen better baseball
games on the town lots. Only the fact
that this game was the realization OF
a grand and magnificent dream lifts II
above the veryNommonplace of base
ball things. There have been very few
games in the fall times series, that has
been called baseballs classic, half as
lop-sided. or half as tame.
Tame from the standpoint of base
ball that Is, Not tame from the stand
point OF Cincinnati. Anything but tame
for Cincinnati. It may have bored
tho baseball writer's. sitting high pp
on the grandstand. and 1t may have
been most distressingly weird and in
artistic to the veteran baseball people,
but it was battle hectic. and a thrill
ing event TO Cincinnati
1t was ONE of those games which In
the run of baseball, seasons. would be
styled Just ball game" by the
critical matter to be treated lightly
and as of no great consequence. But
this was worlds series game--a game
on which hung the civic pride OF two
great American cities.
| The score was ted to 1---wher
the Reds went 70 bat in the fourth in
! ming They did their scoring with
| two out
-, And It seemed to us, as we ga,
/ watching the rise and spread OF Gin
! cinnatfs magnificent, dream. and. lis
! l-rF
. to the roaring of the crowd that acros:
the background passed a dark shadow
/ of a great pitcher moving into tina,
/ baseball oblivion where they all mus,
I go.
1 Cicotto had nothing as they put ~
In baseball language. The magic OF
| the right arm that carried the Chicag &c
club through to a pennaht In the
! American league, had vanished The
which Cicotte Is supposed to be master
and which seemed to enthrall the bats
men OF his own league, was impotcnt
| before the Reds.
And while the veteran seemed to
pass ana go his way. a youngster was
coming on to claim his own--to as
sert his inalicnable right TO that hori-
tage OF sport which is the heritago
of youth.
waiter Rcuther, yOuHg lett
handler from the West Coast. pitched
against the thirty-fve-year- old Cicotte
and it was his first game in a
worlds series, too. After ono brief
nervous furry, tho youngstcr settled
downand held the Sox safely.
IT, we were picking heroes In. this
first chapter OF the worlds series of
1919. we might pick Reuther. Be-
sides pitching with great skill he hi.
three bcggcr into the crowd In
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
GAME IN DETAIL.

Chicago Collins took his place. in
the batting box and hush fell over
the field as Rfuther poised on the
mound. The first pitch was wide and
outside J Collins singled to center
for the first hit of the series. E. Col
Inns forced j. Collins at second. Reu-
ther to Kopf, on an attempted sacri-
fce hunt, L, Collins taking first. Col
Inns out stealing, Wingo to Rath.
Weaver flied to Rousch in deep center.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Cincinnati-~Rath was hit by a
pitched ball Daubert singled to CEN
ter Rath going to third. Groh flied
to Jackson and Rath scored after
the catch, Daubert remaining on first
base. The crowd went crazy with ex-
element when Rath eashed in the
first run of the series. Daubert was
out stealing, Schalk TO Risberg
Rousch walked and stole second. The
( throw was too low for Z. Collins to
handle. Duncan out. Risberg to Gan
/ dill One run, one hit. no errors
/ Second Inning.
ago---Jackson was safe At first
on Kopfs wide throw to Daubert and
went TO second Kopf was given ar
error. Fclsch sacrificed to center
scoring Jackson The ball was JUS
over the iniield and Kopf should have
had IT Rousch reached it with hi'
finger tips, Grandil out stealing
.MinEo 81 Rath Wingo's throw bea
the runner six feet. Risberg walked
Schalk fled to Roueoh. One run, on,
hit. ono error
/. Ciucunati-Kopf famed Neale out
F.. Collins to Gandil. 1t was gras
clipper driven hard at the Sox cap
ttain and he ,feided 1t fast for a clos.
decision at first. Wingo flied I,
hSisoh. No runs, no hsts no errora
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
Too Much Reuther; Too Little
Cicotte, Opinion Of 0nlooker
Ccotes Being Driven From the Mound in -Four Rounds Is
Surprise Everyone of the Reds Overcome
After the First Two Innings-Williams to Try Today

back their heavy hitters added to their
look of distress. The White Sox have
a long reputation as desperate fighters.
They came close after the fourth In
ming today to losing that reputation.
To the unprejudiced observer the
Feds certainly looked the better balt'
team today OF course it was the bat
ting that did it But the Reds have
tasted blood.
They feel they are at least match
for the Sox. This victory will do much
to dispel their nervousness. They will
play like fiends, and they'll have fine
pitching TO play behind, while the
White Sox overwhelmed where they
expected victory, viii lose some of
their confidence because they know far
better than any of US spectators how
weak they are in the pitchers box.
No 1t wasn't Waterloo because
there are more battles ahead But *
Williams does not hold those rampant
Reds TOMORROW, lookout for decision
FOR the Reds il straight games.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02

70 como in under certain conditions
which he named. These the directors
took under consideration until an
other meeting can be held.
President G. s. Barnes. OF the New
port News team. said that as far as
he was concerned he had Como about
as far as he was going to go, imam
cially and personally II the people Of
Newport News did not back him up.
Earl II. Wright displayed much in
terest at this. and said that II the
people of Newport News would hold q
lass-nlceting, he and delegation az
business men frot Portsm outh would
go over to that city and show them
how important it is for them to have
If Richmond and Newport News
drop out OF the league, Lynchburg
and Danville are eager to get into ii.
Roanoke also come In. thus making 1t
scven-teams league. II the cities
from the Western part of the state
DO not fecl like coming n, Il viii az
possible to set Elisabeth CITY md
Rocky Mount ~ Nceth, Csxel r y q
N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
Virginia League Magnates in
Disquietous Time at Meeting
Do Not Harmonic On the Future Of the State
mond and Newport News May Drop Out-Cities in North
Carolina Considered If This Happens

At the meeting OF the presidents Of
the six clubs In tho Virginia league.
which met in annual session at Ports
mouth last Tuesday night. they dis
cussed the past, present and probable
future OF the league. There were
present the representatives OF the
clubs from Richmond, Norfolk. New
port News. Suffolk. Petersburg and
Portsmouth.
They were given q dinner at the
Hotel Monroe by the Portsmouth
team before they went into executive
session. but they did not altogether
gee" during the latter proceedings.
One OF the stumps over which the
harmonious proceedings fell was the
failure OF the Richmond and Peters
burg teams to play on the post season
sertos as scheduled. 1t was said this
hurt the national game in Virginia
more thas any other one thing during
tho season.
When Il came time to determine II
AL OF the clubs were gong to come
back 70 the league next year Ill an
|sNered A the aAirmAtl yo but RtcAs
a4cs ane ga q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
"Jess willard" Is Dead,
"Jack Dempsey" Sold

San Francisco Oct. Jack
Dempsey has been sold by O. e,
Norehcad. well known electrical
engineer, for $3.50.
No, not the Jack Dempsey tnat
trimmed Jess willard at Toledo on
July a, but an imported Enghsn
bloodhound.
Harry Stewart, of blue coat ana
brass buttons fame, attached 70
the san Francisco police depart-
ment, fortnight ago sold jess
Willard, also a champion blood
hound to Morehead. ''Old Jess
died last week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
HAVE CLOSE CONTEST
AT P|ETScH'S ALLEYS

Hoagland and Byrdsong defeated
Pietsch> and Cosby in three game
total-pin- duck pin match at the
Pietsch alleys last night by the mar
row margin of one pin, the final score
being GIT to SIC. A return match will
be rolled at the Palace alleys next
week
Tonight at the Pietsch alleys the
outside men" of the Richmond Dairy
company will meet the inside" or o.
fee men in q ten-pin match Colonel.
Burch, who will lead the outsiders.
recently hit the naples for a score OF
EST.
The score of last nights match:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02

nose and afr passages. HIGH choke up
and make breathing very difficult. To
get rid of these distressing effects you
must remove their cause.
The blood is laden with the Catarrh
germs which direct their attack
against the tender and delicate mem
branes OF the nose and throat. These
germs cannot be reached by sprays of
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feet whatever upon the blood.
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made from roots and herbs direct
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promptly any disease germs or i'm
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edy has been used for more than nifty
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II has been successfully used by those
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For the heneht OF those afflicted
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he will give your case careful, study,
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
AUT YOU CAN'T RELY ON
gas6 PRAYS AND
INHALERS.

There Is no use permitting yourself
IA h.. deceived. Perhaps like thous-
yapds OF others afflicted with catarrh
Rou are about ready 10 believe that
- disease is incurable, and that you
snSo doomed TO spend the remainder of
qur dxys hawking and splitting, with
- relief In sight from fniamed and
st111pped-up air passages that make
4 - days miserable and the nights
08 course this all depends upon
4A1kAer or not you are willing TO con-
&Xlnue the old time. make-shift meth
3o4o Of treatment that you and many
$3.50 sufferers have used for years
- no substantial results. If you
aeo sttll content to depend upon the
E1n1o * sprays. douches. inhaiers, tel-
- md other like remedies by them
1yN9 that are applied to the surface
nA cannot reach below II, then make
MaD your mind now that your Catarrh
M remain life companion and will
49, ron 10 the grave.
MI igkSas 80 xsssA--ls=st
I Ssss k0u antaGt realize that the disease
1k anA not It's symptoms. is VIVA,
49, IA cure. or course you know
- ron are cured OF any dis
\ apssms WIN disappear. Ca
niesats tssslf " innamma-
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
Stringiny Him.

! Jack-Did you hear of thc daring
i hoid-un last night In my back yard !?
| Jim---No What happened?
Iack--Two clothes pins held up n
/ shirt.--Boys' Life for October.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
no errors.
Ninth Inning

no errors.
Ninth Inning,
Chicago-Jackso flied to Neale in
deep right.
Felsch flied to Daubert No runs.
no hits. no errors
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02

Since August &c. 1915, the date the
Richmond Hotel Co. took possession
OF this property. this hotel has beer
most. thoroughly renovated. panared,
painted and, remodeled .thronghous. 49,
1t is one of the most homeIike ho-
tells in the city and every energy is
exercised for the comfort and conve-
nience Of it's guests. whether they are
so3ourners for day. week. month or
. year.
Its location cannot be surpassed.
access can be had with any part of
the city by means Of street car line
which passes the door. 1t Is out Of
the immediate business section. but
within one block of the White House
and Government buildings 1t Is with
N from ten TO fifteen minutes walk
Of all places OF amusement and the
principal department stores
The rooms and~outts are large, airy
and comfortable. all being outside
rooms.
Rates. which are always reason
able, will Se chcerfully furnished on
application AZ Will also any other In
formation desired.
RICHMOND HOTEL CO,
J. l.. Bowlcs. Manager.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
REDS TAKE FIRST

Continued from Page one.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
IS
NOT INCURABLE

nose and air passages. y liich choke up
and make breathing very difficult. To
get rid of these distressing effects you
must remove their cause.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
Fourth Ruined Cicotte.

was n baseball slaughter of Chicago's
club. baseball fan does not have to
go beyond the score to know that.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
Wins Own Game.

Now came Eeuthor, always such a
good bataman that he has often hit
in the pinches for the Reds this past
season. and subbed in the regular
lineup to give additional hitting
power. He smashed the ball into the
centertield crowd, almost on a line,
and Neale and wingo scored.
There was no luck or accident about
these hits. The Reds simply stepped
forward aud hanged ~ Gieatie,s de-
livery
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-22
CAL|PAT TAKES
BRAWLEY GAME
By Henry II. Howes)


Several hundred years ago Belchaz.
ger called his multitude of royal nibses
together for the annual feast. This
feast was nothing compared with the
feast enjoyed by Harper's Calipatria
Boosters after their triumphant victory
over Thatcher Marvins Brawley repre-
sentatives in the Winter League here
today. Calipatrio won and won hand
somely by the score of II to 4.
Obtaining the jump in the first inn
ing by scoring five runs off Brawley' S
premier pitcher Best, they kept peckinS
away at his offerings and compelled his
retirement in the fifth inning in favor
of Cruel. He was also met with a
coal wagon load of singles and doubles
giving way to Williams in the eighth,
who Jared no better. Willard Dill ap-
peared at his best and was master of
the situation at all times. He pitched
rings around all the Brawley hurlers
striking out nine men and passing a
single man. The game was over in
the first inning. Fansett singled infield.
Stole second. Belts was out Collins to
Gruell Blaser caught nasty inshoot
on the forearm. Old reliable Fred Ray
mer hit sizzling two base hit to right
center and Fansett and Blaser galloped
across the pan. Kuns singled to left
scoring Raymer. Owen struck out
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-22

Willard Dill tickled one of Bests in
shoots for a home run to center. Avery
safe at first on Best's error was out
stealing Dill to Restine.
Calipatria played the brand of ball
today that they are capable of playing.
Dallas Avery made the star catch of
the game in center, going back to the
boards and mailing Best's long fly. Ray
mer hit two long doubles, Belts hit
safely three times. Every man played
a credible game. Waibel seems to be
still pursued by the hard luck jinX. This
popular little player failed to hit safe
ly but two long flies to the outfield
should have fell safe unaided by re-
markable fielding on the parts of Webb
and Morsette. Calipatria plays at Cal
exico next Sunday and our prediction is
freely made here and now that Manager
Stevens will taste the first dregs of de-
feat Fansett is playing the game of
his life at third Kuns is smacking the
pill on the nose. Gay Owen, hitting
when hits mean runs. Raymer is cas-
lily the king of first basemen. Dill needs
no introduction. Waibel will recover
his batting eye andwit h the boys play
ing like cloclwork as they did today no
team in this league will trot out upon
the field with any idea that they are up
against a soft game.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-22
INSTALL MASONS
THIS EVENING

Installation ccremonfes--of FL Cen.
tro lodge, No. 384, F. & a. NJ. will take
place this evening, at the Masonic hall
The following officers will be Install
ed;
G w. Barton, master; f. J. Allen
senior warden; j. r. Ford, junior war
den; Y. n. Thompson, secretary; f. B.
Fuller, treasurer; c. l.. Childers, senior
deacon; j. L. House, junior warden; f.
II. McIver, senior steward; Chas. E.
Sines, junior steward; r. H. MadduX,
MARSHALL Y. +. Boree. tiler.
The installation ceremonies will be
conducted by the inspector for this dis
trict, j. Stewart Ross and L. =. Alex
ander, past master
There will be refreshments and q So
cal time.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-22

Miller b. Thompson, manager of the
Imperial county branch of the Auto
Club of Southern California, left for
San Francisco this morning by auto
With him are his mother and Mrs.
Della Perks, of this city. They will
be gone for at least ten days.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-22

Sez | to myself,
Sez |,
The Press is the paper to buy,
Sez |.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-22

feated the Brawley Nippons in a close
game, 3 to 2.
The game was played at INLAND and
there was a large crowd in attendance.
Both teams played steallar ball, some
of the best seen in the Imperial valley
winter league this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-22

The Valley to the Sea number of the
Imperial Valley Press is coming. Fif-
teen cents. Order yours now.
The Valley to the Sea number of the
Imperial Valley Press is coming. Fif-
teen cents. Order yours now.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-22
FOUR MEN DROWN
(By Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22-Fovr
men were drowned when a small boat
from the steamer south coast was
swamped by the heavy seas in the open
harbor of Crescent City, California,
early last night, according to word re.
celved here today by the ships own.
erS.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-22

Eugene D., White, of this city, viii
leave FL Centre for San Diego tt
spend the holidays in that town.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-22

Sez I to myself,
Sez |,
The Press is the paper to buy,
Sez |.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-22
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