davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-14

| the liquor traffic. This amount Is smaller by s1,39S.00O than the cor responding sum reported for the fiscal year 1917, although the total number of cities covered by the report IS greater by eight in the later year than in the earlier.
 Next to taxes. the source of the largest item of revenue is found in the earnings of public service enterprises, which amounted to $116. 494,645. This sum is considerably more than double the amount of payments for expenses of public service enterprises, $55,174,- 4S0, thus leaving a net revenue from this source of S61,320,165. The bulk Of the earnings of public service en- terprises came from water supply sys- tems. from which the receipts aggre- gated $9o,139.705.
 Tho expenditures during the year for governmental costs in these 227 cities, which aggregated $1,172,6 695,S29, were in the order of their importance: For expenses of general departments deg islative executive and judicial estae- lishments, schools, police and fire de- partments. sanitation, etc.) s690,16O,- 2SS, for outlays, s27S,363, 437. for inter est on indebtedness, S14S,997629; and for expenses of public service enter prises (water supply systems, electric light and power system. docks, land ings. wharves. etc) s55.174.4S0. The amount expended for outlays was somewhat smaller than the correspond ing sum for the preceding year, $2S6,- 52s.9s0.
 For the 227 cities taken together, the payments for governmental costs. including interest and outlaws, exceeded the revenues by ,s4Ss00, 9So, or s142 per capita, but the revenues exceeded the payment of current expenses and n hv ( equal to four-fifths of the total out lays. which aggregated s27S.56S,437. In other words, the cities of over 30 000 taken as a group, are paying from their revenues alf ftheir current depart mental expenses and interest and four fifths of their outlays
 In all but four cities the revenue and receipts exceeded the payments for current governmental expenses and interest; and in so. or s per cent of the total number covered by the report-including the larger cities of New York St. Bouis. Pittsburg Los Angeles. Washington. Portland and Denver-the revenues exceeded the en- tire expenditures for governmental costs. including interest and outlays During the preceding fiscal year the revenues exceeded the total expendi- lures in 90 cities, or Al per cent of the entire number covered by the report for that year
 The net indebtedness (funded and floated debt less assets in general sinking funds) for the entire 227 cities amounted to s2.661 451 21s, or s7753 per capita. The net increase during the fiscal year for all the cities taken as group. s59,191, was very much less than the cor sponding increase during the prececnr fiscal year in the 219 cities co- rcd bv efs report for that year. whicR a1oUn.s to s98, S46.S95
 The net indebt cas oT York city alone, s1.005 n35 ts8 {s ire than three-fifths as ae1 1s tis .otal for all other cities QHei se 70 taken together and is hs3 Ten times as great as th 2 ladelphia, which stands 14 fhls respect. | with net inde of S1 36,1Sg,493.
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WV. u. GRIDDERS
LEAVE TODAY FOR
MONT CHATEAU

MoRGANTOWN. W. Va. Sept. Z
Twenty-three candidates for West Fir-
ginia university's football team were on
hand tonight ready FOR the trip to Mont
Chateau inn tomorrow morning and an
other score is expected early in tho
morning and noon tomorrow. Those on
hand today included Captain Rodgers.
Lewis. HcCue Huger. Lentz Bailey. Ice
White. Mills, Brooks. Weimer. Kiger.
Martin Ransom. Emsweller and f. Da-
Wis, all OF whom have had previous ex-
pcrience on the varsity or squad here.
and Grove. Archer Courtney. Neale Cab
lish and c. Davis now candidates.
Coach Shelton also arrived this after
noon and Coach Mcintyre has been herH
for several days. Nine OF the expert
enced men named are former letter men
and Joe Harrick King, Kay and Wasscr
are expected before Tuesday.
The men will be taken to Mont Cha
teau in automobiles. beginning at nine
O'clock tomorrow morning and continu-
Ing until all are cared for. Uniforms
will be given out as the men arrive at
camp and the first workout Will take
place at three o'clock in the afternoon.
Coach Fuller will arrive at noon.
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W. 81. SQUAD READY
TO START OPERATION
FIRST Call For Candidates For The Red
And Black Eleven is Likely to
be Mado Wednesday.

WASHINGTON, Pa. Sept. 7.---Tomor>
row is expected TO sec r general influx
Of football players ready 10 resume pre-
iminary activities at Washington and
jefferson. Some Of the men had becn
expected >c6ay. but sent word that they
would not get here before tomorrow or
Tuesday. while Wednesday IS counted
upon 10 see more than Il score Of men
ready to start operations under Coach
David Z. Morrow
Assistant Coach Clyde Tibbcns wired
today from his home at Franklin where
he has been Tor two weeks that h.
would be back not later than TUESDAY.
and Captain Carroll IS coming either to-
morrow night or tuesday morning. Bill
Shields. former center. IN lcttcr re-
CcIvcd today by Manager Murdoch says
he Will be here within Il day or two ami
Quarterback Emmett BlNlcr sends word
from Ashtabula that he Will be along
before "Wednesday.
Miles Smith and Russell Stein have
been in u Washington for some days. Ed
Sar CarbisCh. who lives here. and who
has been out in the mountains has mott
He'd Murdoch to look Tor him by Tues
day. Russell Phillips. the former
Washington High school star back, who
was headed for Geneva, has changed his
mind and today informed Manager Muir
QOCn lnat ne WOul0 r port ~ NoaSH
Morrow on Wednesday.
4 lot Of now material is looked for
now AT any time. The manager says lie
has been notified that r large number or
preparatory school players are coming.
letters having come from close TO a
score of these lads within the past ten
days Whether they viii get here and
what they ma? be worth II they do ar
rive Is proh"matical: but Coach Nor
row IS banking on some Of them being
abb" 10 deliver.
Work Is being rushed now on the i'm
pre- v"mCnts 70 College Field. 1t Is rcA-
IlZ"u That ihc oI'ninC Of the season Is
considerably less than month away.
and wet weather might interfere with
plans. SO Manager Murdoch will spare
no effort TO have the now entrances and
exits completed and IN" blcachers set
before college opens on September "a
--RUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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FERRY EAGLES LOSE DECISIVE
CAME Of SERIES To BAUERS
LOCALS DEFEAT EAGLES ~ fAsT
LEAGUE PARK YESTERDAY.
Nsunarlt and Erbe Knocked Out OF BOX
and Were Replaced by morgan
And Nelly.

After holding the Bauers even until
the sixth inning the Ferry Eagles tossed
the game away in the sixth and loSe
a.. Yesterday afternoon at Leasu>
Park.
The initial inning showed that inc
Eagles meant TO win. Foster waiKen'
Jones struck out after Foster stole sec
ond and Bob l.atimer hit for TWO bases
bringing Foster homo. The PaueFs'
however, cvened up. as Eros was VIII
and could not find the plate. Ho walked
Ford and Prysock Hamilton hit Tor
two bases. putting Ford across the plate
The Eagles scored again in the SEC
ond. but the Baucrs were able To tatly
three The Eagles wcr" shut out IN .nS
third and Fourth and the bauerS seo[tu
another in the fourth. ~
Eeuhardt forced one run in the httn-
and Latimer put two more across by
long hit. In tho sixth with TWO OF
bases, Hamilton hit for'three bases. ana
a wild mitch by Morgan let In two more
An odd feature Of the game was IN"
appearance Of so many Martins Ferr?
players in the Baucrs lineup. Win IhS
exception Of Welch and Neuhardt the re-
mainder were formerly Of the Eagles.
Martins Ferry had three ne" players
from Cambridge in their lineup.
('y Morgan. who run for H. Eroc III
the ffth, made a sensational play. when
he stole third base under great dill
Guilty. a., .
field in the seventh inning when ne
made a rank decision. For time the
crowd threatened 70 mob him. out "erE
quieted down before any damage was
done. A raw decision in the seVcnt
was one OF number on such decision
he made during the game
Summary:
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j==7=#===55 IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS =====
R|G LEAGUES WEEKLY REVIEW

lard last Sunday. prevented Cleveland
from scoring Monday. but was again
pounded hard by Cleveland Saturday.
Cicotte showed good firm and turned
back both Detroit and Cleveland. Kerr
lost Is inning pitchers duel To EhmH-.
Of Detroit. Tuesday. To-day Kerr de-
feated Cleveland.
Cleveland altrrnated with Detroit for
second place. The Indians hrok" even IN
fnru games with St Louis. while tn"
Tigers took three out 81 five from m"
Crowns. including to-day'S game amc
on" last Sunday.
New York lost its first game after
eight consecutive victories when shaw,
ot Washington. outpitched Mays Satur-
day. MAYS shut nut Philadelphia last
Sunday. Shawkey checked the Senator'S
to-day.
Boston continued 10 play winning bali.
averaging almoS; u h!tS 30 ~" Earn".
TIE Red SOx won doubt" HEADERS fro''
Washington and Philadelphia Boston
made % hits. a major league season ROT
ord. In Philadelphia Friday. In this con-
test the BOSTON slugE"r. "t{abe' Ruin
got his oIth HON" run and cQua!!ed
F'rerman's major league record.
Weeks Record.
The weeks record in each league or
gahcs played. won. and lost, with runs.
HIS. errors. men left on bases and runs
scored by opponents including games or
Saturday. September d. is as follows:
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GRAND CIRCUIT 49,
MEET''OpENS At n. y.

SYRACUSE. n T.. Sept 7-Hers
than 400 trotters and pAceI1 arS @nAr-
tered at the New York State FAR
grounds tonight awaiting The oHOiA1
tomorrow of the Eve day Grand Careuit
meeting. A program OF Aineteen races
tracted all the best racing talent = ths
east.
The Empire .StEte stake Of tleDSe -
21z class trot1ers 10 tho feature o. IN
car. Entered Ia this race a0o
others, are the famous NAriop6e1A Wtn.
ner Of the Charter Oak ana Ae0Ose
The top event Of tomorroW'S proeraA -
the matron stake for three ysar ~ tg0Ss
ters which has a valuation Of 5. ~.
A team race on Friday and tHotttne
events for amateur drivers are a0oA1
the features Of the program
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N C0NKEYS,7;
DENN|SON,5
LOCAL NINE DEFEATS CRACK PAN.
HANDLE A. C. AT DENH1SOH
YEsTERDAY AFTERNOON
Pitching and Hitting Of Burthardt
Aided Largely To Victory
For Locals
snocia, Disnatch 10 The Intelligcnccr.

Special Dispatch to The Intellig"nccr.
DENNISON. Ohio. Sept. 1-Encctirc
pitching by Burkhardt and good sup
port gave the McConkeys Of Wheeling
a "a victory over the crack Panhandle
Athletic club of this city here tins
afternoon.
The Panhandle payers opened the
game as though They were gong 10
walk away with the Macks. as lour
runs were put across the plate by seN-
eral hits. and one walk. But after the
initial inning the locals scored but once
that being in the fourth inning.
Burkhardt was uic wild in the
first inning. but settled down and hcld
the Panhandle boys to a very lew hitS.
His pitching was not only effective. but
he cloutrd the bail fur home run.
walked once and hIt Cor Single, out
of four trips to the plato.
The hitting Of Shfrhard. Bell Zero.
and Gardner MAS good. The first get
ting three singles out OF as many times
al bat.
The Macks were held until the fourth
inning. when they staged do or die
batting rally. and before Long could re-
gain his real self SIN men had scored.
The score,
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NEW YORK. ssrt. 7.-Aitnot,ssna
AnI,bsr MA CIncinnatI Nationals nor tne
Chicago Americans set 1aSe Pc la
the head OF their respective IeasuE
week nothing like a winning stSe Co.
forthcoming from any OF tnt ,hsnr nearer
the leaders Even by maintaihLns .r,n
average In games won and ,oSt ssx,
the remaining three and n1IS g,
OF the season. Reds ana ~ r. ,nr safety
Of their top position. Including 'o a.
contests. Cincinnati has lean W. =
games over New York. ~ntlt ~ Ss,i,n
~ games in front ,t,C o1 me :s' indians.
After losing TO Pittsburgh last su snnrs
Cincinnati won three out OF tIus !. ~
Chicago. An injury 70 TnIrd nas ',. 81.
Grohs throwing hand Sept M sobrnibcr
smbstituted we'll both AZ the bat ara IN
the field, Doak. Of s.. Louis olan"rn
the Reds with fiv" hlts rina!,
Neale's batting won for CtnClhnat' 30
1,rday To-day. ST. Louis held the RtuS
even. Eller Banking n" CardtnapIS , W,.n
three hits while ST. Louis fit Neu'''''
hard. ,.,,,,., ,,s,
Sunday and won the only game pay"
n ,Sn BOSTON series Brooklyn cam"
Sal ra,fr in the week. however. ana &C.
Seated the Giants twice in three games
Boston snilt a double header Win Ne"
York to-day.
Chicago fell off in it's play; losing ~ Nv.
James in eight. Alexander pitched
sniandidlv IN shutting out ST. Louis. nu'
vas S hit hard BY Cincinnati. vaughn
also failed against Cincinnati but blank
ed Pittsburgh. The Pirates reEistrrsa a
Caonsr vinninC for the second time in
the series. Alexander lost pitchers
duel 10 Hamilton. OF P!ttsourgh today.
Pittsburgh advace:d 10 fourth place
ahead Of Brooklyn. and through TO-DAY
victory reached the 800 marx
White soI Hsld Even.
In the American League. CHICAGO was
hid even BY it's opponents. Williams.
batted out in the first inning by CleVe-
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DODGERS BREAK EVEN

BROOKLYN. Sept. PHILADELPHIA
and Brooklyn divided today's, double
header which closed the National league
season at Ebbets' field. The first game
went eleven innings and was won by
the visitors. 3 to 2. Wheat's drive over
the right field wall after Griffith had
singled scored Brooklyn's two runs in
the first inning. after which Meadows
held them scoreless. Mcuscl's triple
drove Williams home with the winning
run in the eleventh. A sensational Cne
handed catch by Callahan off Kruc & tr
in the seventh saved the game. Brook
lyn took the farewell game by punching
three hits in the sixth inning for n
2 to victory. Both teams fielded brill
liantly. Scores:
Philadelphia 900 10 900 o1-3 o
Brooklyn :. 200 900 900 00-2 .
Meadows and Adams; Galore and
Kruger.
Philadelphia =. 600 600 olo-l. S !
Brooklyn $500. 600 002 o0x-o /
Rixey and Tragesser; Pfeffcr and NJ
Wheat
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WHITE SOX
CLEAN Up On
THE INDIANS

CHICAGO. Sept. 7.-ChicaGo increased
it's lead To- seven and onc-hal { games TO-
day by defeating cleveland 10 IN the
night for III" final invasion OF the east.
The lraEu" leaders got 10 tovtleSKie
in the first TWO innings AMI their free
hitting combined with his unsteady
pitching gave the locals lead
BEFORE Kerr got settled in the first
inninE. the visitors punched two doubles
and a single after two were out anc
scored 'wo runs. Kerr frightened up
then and Cleveland did not score again
until III" seventh.
Nor" than $4,000 persons witnessed
the game Score:
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GIANTS BROKE EVEN.

NEW YORK. Sept. New York
broke even with Boston in a doubl"
header here today. winning the first
game. to !. on kclly's homo run in thu
tenth inning. while the Braves took the
second. 70 .. by pounding Bill Ryan Il
Buffalo recruit.
Boston tied the score in tho ninth in
ming Of the first contest ON Frischs err
ror Of Judgment in running after Smith
on q throw To break up an attempted
double steal. permitting Thorpe to score
from third. In the second game. Scott
was compelled to so to the rescue Of
Oeschgcr when the Giants began TO hit
him freely. Score
First game: r. II. +.
View York =. .0nO 900 OlO Ia s 4
FillinGin. Dcmarce and Gowdy. Will
son: Toncy. Winters, Benton and Sny-
der.
Second game: r. II. F.
Boston .........o1l 90 o0o-4 10 2
New York ...... 900 100 1902 10 .
QeSchgcr, Scott and Gowdy; Ryan. Du-
buc, Winters and Gonzales.
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1870 DRUBBiNG GIVEN
WINDSOR AT WARWOOD

Stewart. pitching for Warwood' was
given fine support and Windsor was
given n l3 to q beating on the Richlano
grounds Yesterday afternoon. An unex-
pccted play was executed by Murray
who was playing left field for Warwood,
when he pulled down what appeared to
be clean hit by Fay. and threw MIN
out at first.
Sutton. Lump and Jones. were back
in the Warwood lineup and all showed
UP well.
Wellsbury. for a game on Saturday or
Sunday. Call I'm Warwood and ASK
for Stewart.
Tho score.
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ATLANTA WINS
IN THE SOUTHERN

NEW ORLEANS. La. Sept. THE
Southern Association closed today ono
OF the most successful seasons in its
history with Atlanta winner OF the 1919
championship. Little Rock finished sec
ond and New Orleans in the lead for
moro than two months OF the season.
was third. Mobile, by defeating New
Orleans in both games Of double head
or today, was ale to close the season In
tho first division.
The other clubs finished in the follow
ing order: Memphis. Chattanooga. Biz
mingham and Nashville.
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MOUND CITY Nine LOST
TO ELM GROVE. so
Good Hitting by Reuther, Carrsh, And
Henry AID The Pitching OF Rush
man Won For p. And z. @.

Tho Patterson and Elm Grove nine de-
featcd Tho Moundsville aggregation yes
tcrday afternoon on the Elm Grove
grounds. 80. The down-river nine new
cr proved dangerous at any stages Of
tho game In the second the Grove boys
staged a batting rally and before the
smoke cleared away seven men had been
put across tho plate.
RuShman pitched fine game for the
itnvc. striking out eighteen men. me
hitring of Rcuther. henry and Carrish
aided largely to the victory. After the
second inning Easton pitched we'll fer
MOundSvillC.
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TAKE PRACTICE MATCH.

ATLANTA. Ga. Sept. Jim Barnes.
OF Sunset Hill. western open golf cham
pion, and Leo Diegel. Detroit Country
club. runncrup in the western open
tournament. defeated Robert T. Jones.
Jr.. Atlanta runncrup in the national
amateur championship, and J. Douglas
Edgxr, Canadian open champion. one up
on the nineteenth hole here today in a
match played as practice for the south
ern open golf championship tournament
begtnnins here tomorrow. The match
was to have gone IS holes.
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CLEVELAND. O.. Sept The To-.
benson Axlcs Of Cleveland. Won twe
games today from the independents ct
Jamestown. PennsyIvania, IN the Nation
al Baseball Federation Class A, eA1m.
pionship race by scores or - An4 o-l
The Favorite Knits Of Cleveland ollDi1,
at ed the Our Boys Of Ambridee. pee1e
eylvania in the Class A.. race todea. ~.
feating them by . score Of 3 70 ..
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CHAMPION CYCLIST
s,sebhy~ waithour, is Visitor In the City
and II We'll Pleased With
the City.

Wheeling has "a its guest for few
days Bobby" WaIthour. the champion
cvclist Of the United States and an ath-
Bobby Is well known throughout tho
United States and was at one time n
competitor in long distance races with
Peter Boyd. OF this city He is now con-
nected with one of the large eastern
sprting goods stores and has been har-
ing splendid business Throughout the
country.
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YANKEES BREAK EVEN.

WASHINGTON. Sept. New York
got an even break in the two game
Washington series by taking the fina,
to-day. to .. Ericksn was knocked
out Of the box by the visitors in tho
third. but Zachary held them safe there
after. Shawkcy allowed Washington
only three scattered singles. until the
ninth. when base on balls and three
hits Melted two runs. Score: r. II. e.
New York ...1 q > n n o n q o. II n
Washington $50 o o q 0 q g /:
Shawker and Reul; Erickson. ZaChar y
n nd I.harritN-
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Home run-Reuther.
Two base hits-Reuther. Herman
Stolen bases-Carrish-
Struck out-By Reushman. Is; Easton,
T.
Base on balls-Off Rushman, /; East
on, l.
Hit by pitched ball-Rushnan, Z
Cmplre-Eumphrey.
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Home runs-damilton
Three base hits-Erb. Hamilton and
Neuhart.
Two base hits-Ford (2): Giles, Lati-
mer ?.
Double plays-cropper Prysock and
Hamilton.
Base on ballS-Neuhardt 4: Erbe 4.
Struck out by-Neuhardt 2: Erbe 2.
Umpire-Morgan and Demasco.
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TIGERS DROP ANOTHER.

DETROIT. Sept. st. Louis halved
the series by defeating Detroit 10 ) In
listlcss. scr-saw game to-day. The
Browns hit Ehmke hard in the first two
innings and were aided by loose field-
ing. Boland who finished the game
Jared little better. Score: r. II. r.
st. Louis ..1 % O n n n II Is :
Detroit ........3 4 0 90 O. 3 9 7
Sothoron and SEVERED; Ehmkc. Boland
and Ainsmith.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

First Game-At Buffalo: Buffalo g.,
, Toronto 8.
! Second Game-Buffalo q. Toronto 3.
First Game-At Jersey City: Jersey
/ City :. Reading ;.
Second Game--Jcrscy City ., Read
: ing /.
. At Observation-Disclosures 6, Bingham
ton l.
Tt Newark-Ncwark ). Baltimore q.
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PIRATES TAKE CLOSE ONE

CHICAGO. Sept. 7-Pittsburgh boat
Chicago 2 to l today in a slab battle
between Alexander and Hamilton. The
winning run came in the eighth when
with two out Whitfield singled. stole
second and scored when Killifcr's
throw hit the runners feet and car
omed off past Paskert and rolled to tho
fence. Score:
Chicago w 900 Olo o0o-l
Pittsburgh 49,. 100 600 O10-2 Q
Alexander and Killifer; Hamilton and
Cnhpoilt
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Three base hits-Lumpp.
Two base hts--Murray. Sutton. Stew
art
Sacrifice hits-YeaGer.
Base on Ball.-Off Stewart. q; Off
Yeagrr. 3: off Rainier, .: off Fay. ;.
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Stolen baSes-StOCk, Roush.
Sacrifice hits-Dauhcrt. Heathcote.
Left on bascs-Cincinnati 5; ST. Louis
Base on ballS-off Schupp 2.
Struck out-hy Ellcr 4: by Schupp 3
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HOW They Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YeaterdaY's Games

St. Louis, 8: Cincinnati. 2.
New York, 2; Boston. I.
Boston. 4: New York, 2.
Phila. 8: Brooklyn. III in.)
Brooklyn. .; Philadelphia, l.
Pittsburgh, 2; Chicago, J
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Home runs-Rurkhardt.
Three base hitS--Ashlcy. Bcro.
Two base hits--Ilnll. Gordon.
Double plays-T3"ll 10 Heller to Bcro.
Bases on balls-noif Rurkhardt 4: OFF
Long ..
Struck out-by Bukhardt {: by Long
I.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays 6amsA

St Louis. 6: Detroit 8.
New York. 3: Washington. ?.
Chicago, 8; Cleveland, )
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Standing o. Cabs.
To-daVa Gnmaa

Boston at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St Louis.
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WON EXHIBITION GAME.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Sept. H-Phila-
dclphia Americans 1; New Haven, East
crn league !.
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NORWOOD TRIMMED

CINCINNATI. O.. Sept. Toledo
Rail-Lights won from Norwood semi
professional baseball champions at Morn
wood park today TO =
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To-days Games.
Boston at New York.
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Struck out-By Stewart. ~; b. Tee
ger, !: by Rainer. !; BY Fay.
Umpire-Dod.
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.RuY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS