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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-22
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Lemoyne-The Rev. Ira p. Har-
baugh. $40, Bible school, 1890,
Two Things That Should Take
Prominence in Every Life; 7.30,
THE Tragic End of n Promising
Life; $50. e. r.
First-The Rev. Ira Boyd Wenger.
11.00. Superior Speaking; 7.30,
The Great Commission; 9.45. Sun
day school.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-22
THANKSGIVING PROGRAM

Prof. II. NJ. Battenhouse. of Dick
inson College. will speak at tie
Thanksgiving services in Firth Street
Methodist Church on next Thursday
evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-22
MISSIONARY TO SPEAK

Mrs. Thomas knecht, returned
missionary from China, will speak
in the Park Street United Evangeli
cal Church, on Sunday evening. at
7.30. This is the time of the
Woman's Missionary Thank Offer
ing.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-22
HURT sHREDDING CORN

Suffering with severe decorations
of the face. Robert Harvey, of
Highspire. has been admitted to the
Harrisburg Hospital. lie was in
iured Yesterday when a corn shred
der cylinder broke.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-22
United BRETHREN

Trinity, New Cumberland = The
Rev. A. Il. Ayres 1890, "Open
Doors" I. Thanksgiving" $50,
Sunday school. The Independent
Order of Americans will attend
church at Z.
Derry Street.-The Rev. ]. A. Ly-
ter. 1890, the Rev. William l.. Pet
tingill. dean of the Philadelphia
School of the Bible, will speak; 7.30,
thanksgiving Musical" The choir
will sing the 46th Psalm, God Is
Our Refuge" by Dudley Buck; 2,
Sunday school.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-22
A. vi. T..

Wesley Union-The Rev. Stephen
A. Mcneil pastor, will preach at
1915 and at 745; 100, Sunday
school; Rev. Stephen A. Zuber will
preach at morning service and the
pastor at evening service.
Harris Street.-The Rev. r. l..
Briscoc. 100, Christ the Way of
Life; 500, THE Seal; 1.S0, sun
day school.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-22
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First-11.00 and 7.s0. Soul and
Body; 100, Sunday school;
Wednesday at 500, testimonial
meeting; free reading room, Kunkel
Building, 11.30 to 500 daily.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-22
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN

Hummel Street.-The Rev. VIM.
K. Conner. 100. Thy viii Be
Done; 7.30, Holy Ghost Baptism:
1000, Sunday school.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-22
REEORNIED

St. John's-The Rev. Clayton H.
Rauch. II. "Thanksgiving;" 730,
"A Man and His Money" 9.45, Sun
day school; $50, G. E.
Salem-The Rev. Ellis n. Kramer.
H." Thanksgiving" 9.45, Sunday
school.
Second-The Rev. Alfred Nevin
Sayres. Ills, "A People Erect in
Gratitude;" 7.30. Spiritual Vision
and Vigor;" 10, Sunday school; $50,
Christian Endeavor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-22

BOOK SOCIAL AT ST. JOHNS.
The st. Johns Reformed Church
Sunday school will hold a book
social on Friday evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
LEXINGTON RESULTS

Ss.s G' sa MsT
I H. tGrot ~ 1i.5G SEQ second RluIhins
Stray Jap. sttirn, Elizabeth H. ran.
Second ra .s furionHs.words Of Wis
SobleT'an. lis tWarrinrton). 1850. $500.
s sSfs Pre- rTstnIpm; Us Xsnbnss9' $50
Waterford. Humms. Pastime Circulate
Third receive and one hal. fur.onss-
won: Mandalay, il2 dyke $50. $3.50.
second nrarrisan,s Heir. IL tFuli,D; $3.50
surrh. The Leopard. Major Bradley. Nor
: Fourth raee-milc and a archaeological
won; Wadsworth Last. ia tBarrett silo
s;2e. second: Rcd start. III Connolly
s go; third Time ,5a - judge David
Tanac TokaIon March. THANKSGIVING.
Sarasota Rhymer also ran.
cP6n Tseso and h5df-Psdrs 1os
ford; 50 IBoyIsp 1870. $50 second sSm VIZ" vui.
cani,c. 100 lHoward). 5000. third. Time
rfseious prasis l,s Sands Of
sixth race--the Eicholasviile purse. $500
n T,n and one,helf fnrlonss--C.otton Blossom.
is Sse sa S ssSo s ss.S won aGr1 naIes
IN; Ga.nerl. s5:o third. Time os a.
rttz Frank W. Broadman. Miss BoDaen,
~ nc s"iImincr CAPTAIN Mac. Melvin. Ilack
:, Seventh, race..-miie and a furlonr--Chick
Barkiey 100 tcanheldl. ss2so. $3.50. 50. 90.
$3.50. second. Athena. ia ,MoSo in;y@'
$a0o third, Tins. lisa SIS Daha bah II :
hpn NM. II hItee. Eda Hermann. Miss Wells.
&. stone - ''ii' -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
WANT Johnson TO QUIT
Gil OWNERS OPPOSED
TO AMERICAN LEAGUE HEAD
President Baker, OF Philadelphia M
tionais, Calls for Resignation
of Chairman Hermann.
rBy Associated Pre.,l

CHICAGO. Sept. l7.-Deciarations
that Ban Johnson, president OF the
American League, should be driven out
OF baseball. and that August Hermann.
! president of the Cincinnati Reds and
chairman of the National Commission,
mission were made today by prominent
club owners, who met today TO nomi-
nate successor to Mr.. HERMANN.
Colonel Jacob Rupert, president of
the New York Yankees, was emphatic
In his statement against Mr.. Johnson.
While William +. Baker. head of the
man in regard to AIR. HERMANN
Ban Johnson will be put out OF
has ebali" declared Mr.. RUPERT. who
The Chicago White sox and the
Boston Red Sox have aligned them.
ss with the New York club in this
executive. We do not believe that any
man who owns stock in : baseball eli, l.
III the league should be head OF that
orsaniza.ion. AMI Mr., Johnson has adj
mlitca mat he is stockho!der in tho
Cleveland club Of our Circuit.
cites Charges Against johnson.
rfun.nermore. Mr. johnson has ac,c i
tors IN number OF instances. He ha q
rel used to attend the special meetings
WI, we called. he has failed to SUB :
mas In regard TO gambling az h.,
PARKS and he has also declined Ia c"n,
p'S Win our request to submit s,,,o
league. ''"S''s oi the
This is direct violation o, tho
TWVi'stitutlon and bylaws Of the lraric
We believe that the time has 80
when the powers OF MIR nj Joh r1'l,n
should be curtailed. and i, is our -, :
,ch.ioh 10 Gerry this matter throur >
snys Hermann should Re.lpn
=, III ar, baker In referring TO MIR U.rr
The Cincinnati! club cinchod mo 10,
u aano IN our league yesterday. and !. :
y man Mr.. Hermann Ebouli 49, a >
rom INC mmission. 1t wouI,, ~, : u
a.. or naschhH for MIR Hermann IA
~ AS judge on tho com,nissim,, ~ ~, =
ms club is one Of those whirh w,il u
a contestant for the worlds chamnIon
SNIP. His resignation should ho ion
dered tmmcdiatc.y. - this Will greatly
cicar the way for the work for which
We arc here today"
;, Mr.. Baker dld not say whether Mr..
hermann had been asked 10 resign
-Four Candidates Arc Named.
non ADVISED that Mr.. Hermann Ia d
declared that he knew OF no commit
zee having been appointed 10 select =
commission. Colonel RUPERT acted a :
spokesman. and said that tho cincIn.
n. oihci@l was fully aware OF the an.
P"In'ment ~ the committee.
inc JOINT committee which mn. 10
ny WIS appointed in New York some
tme ago for the purpose Of seIectin :
man 10 act as chairman Of tho Ma.
lonal Commission. Colonel Ruppe
sara. II consisted OF four merhc r..
Two each from tho National and tmeri.
can Leagues. The COMMITTEES was in
session for several hours TODAY ,,d
When - adjourned announced that four
y "a mes mao been proposed for charm. n
~. none was given out for publica.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
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AQUEDUCTS RESULTS

,t t1rst raee.hye turionEs-sand Bed ias
II: tButweib; Is to /. to !. 5 TO l. sec
ono: Lovers Lane. 100 tFrashD. Ia l. 10
l; TO .; third. Time. / COL Florsian n,
retainer Flvinc Orb. American Bow Aerial
Suearmint, Snitc. Acid Test. Cock o. the
Rcost. lncincEator. Lonely Flare Up also
c, Second d, T 5psx Exile mileAuda,
y 70 ., to 5. out. third. Time. IS j j.
Third racc-six and one.half furlonrs-
Arnold. lns fMcAtce,. Is to 5. to 5. to
:. won: lemons Bon. ll3 tFairbrothcrl 1
10 !. even. : to ). second: Trophy. 10 ga.
ior 20 to j. 10 |. to :, third Time.
l:l3 Il" Thomas r. Mcmahon. Belle Rob.
crts. NiEhtstick. Frank Waters. Mitchell
Fourth race-rhs Arverne handicap: six
!. TO !: to 5. won: Enfladc. H. tBuxton).
tR!cel IS Ia s. I to ). 5 to 5. third Time.
III 80 Old Rosebud. SenninEs Park. Jock
Scot DR.. johnson ran.
Firth .race-one .mie-Litchlick. %
xnt,l n ,ns I2 TO- s to !. to, :; won; r
second: Wilfrcda. lOi tFator>. 10 /. . TO
Miss Sterling. Nannette Flack. Chief HUI.
Sixth race-1nile-Mad Halter: uos tEatorll;
CARROLL. to to !. to S. second
Elmendorf loa tRicel. 3 TO .. 70 8. 2 TO
5. third Time. 1915. Achilles. War
Bond Albert A. Feilswoop. Tombolo ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
COSTLY G|RDLE PLANNED
FOR CHAMPION DEMPs.
Belt to Cost $4,000 Will Be p
scented ut Opening OF Boxing
Club in Gotham.
NOTED spoRTssIEN CoNTRIBu
Total Membership OF National Spo
ing Club Will Probably Rca
1900 and Building Will
Spiendidly Equipped Througho
ny JAMES }. conBErvr.

belt, cmblcmatic Of the heavywei;
puS iiistic championship of the wo:
"" ,,,, ne a,waraed TO Jack Dempsey so &
'iinc IN February or March
\ new organization, to he called y
Nat'onai Sporting Club OF Amcri:
VIII make the presentation. 1t Is TO
located in New York CITY,
The design for the girdIe call. !,
many pounds OF gold and the studdi
of the whole with diamonds and OH
precious gems. II is 4 belt that will
purchased by funds raised throuS
s,mhs9ription. Lord i.onsdale, the not
English sportsman. aud many of !.
most prominent boxing devotees
America contributed.
Tho presentation 10 Dempsey Will
made on the opening night of the n,
club.
The National Sporting Club Will
the most wonderful OF its kind in
world. 1t viii be an exclusive o-vs
izatlon which Will stage bouts Of !.
kinds. No admission Will be chaes,
ana entrance Will be gained o.
through membership
Something more than a year a
many OF the leading sportsmca
America, such as Major Anthony
DrcSci Biddlc W. y. Gavin ana no,
OF others affiliated with the hi-hn.
country, conceived tho idea Of such
organization. Invitations Ia Join M
ready response everywhere.
Membership IN Be Large.
Just wha, tho total enrolment or
new club II a. this time Is no; knor
Perhaps II viii he in the neighbo
hood % 1000. Tn. tul! detans GO
cc'ulnc the club are being pept una
cover for the ;i;ne being but i, IL
pccted that an announcement VIII
made ut 4 vcrv early date which "
let tho public I'm on the hnow"
The building, which will house
club VIII ne ono of the most na-nii
cent ~ us Kind N the world II ~
be fully equipped 10 promote almo
any big indoor snort. Plans for II
building already have been drawn u
one of tn" striking things about
viii he statue II tic entrance
J. VIII show llfr-slyc figures ~ WI
lari and Dempsey tn ring toys a.
VIII picture nompsnv IN tire act ~ d
liveriny tho frst punch ~ the Tolcc
fight, the ri=ht-haud blow TO the hea
that paralyzed willard and paved I.
Way 10 victory for Dempsey
u Is tho purpose Of this club
stage championship clashes within !
doors The laws or New york STA
bar public boxing exhibitions, but the
IS loopholo IN u which permits ASh
70 he STAGED in private clubs n
members only" The club officials "
keep within the law in this respect,
Fighters Told OF Club.
The first reai news concerning 4
new club became public IN Toledo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
OH! FOR RELIEF
FROM FLAMING
SKIN DISEASES

you cannot reach the blood by
applying lotions, ointnlentS,
salves, washes and other local
applications to the surface of
the skin. So when you use such
treatment for your tormenting
skin diseases, the most you can
expect is a temporary discon-
tinuance Of the pain. which
promptly returns, and keeps
you constantly applying the
local remedies, making no pro-
gress whatever toward pernla-
nently Kidding yourself of the
disease.
Why longer continue such
makeshift treatment? Go to
your drugstore today and get
bottle of S. S. S., the reliable
blood purifier and begin a treat
ment that viii prove satisfac-
tory, as it has to thousands of
others who were afflicted just
as you have been. S. S. S. has
been used for more than fifty
years, so that you are not ex-
perimenting when you take it.
1t Will counterfeit the germs
that attack the skin, and its
tonic properties will build up
the general health.
Don't continue to suffer, but
begin taking S. S. S. today, and
write our head physician, who
will give you full Instructions
about your own case. Address
Medical Director, 404 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18

SPIDERS TO START WORK
FOOTBALL MEN WILL GET
IN TOGS THIS AFTERNOON
Coach nobscn Arrives From Middle
West and Will Tut Candidates
Through Workout To-day.

Coach Frank DohSon athletic d!7sc-
tor 81 Richmond Concsc and now
prarancc on the. Wes;hamrton cam
pas yesterday. after an extended sour
Q: the Middle West.
The spider. coach has inspected =
college ,symnastuius ana has consulted
athletic auihor!ties. with the result
OF Inc Roger Miihiser Memorial Gym
nasium and VII put into practice many
Of his observations IN the elaborate
athletic program 70 he established a;
Richmond ColIcSe this year.
Among the hrs; moves made by
Coach Dohson upon his arrtva! WAS
20 have football ,oEs taken from the
athletic wardrobe and request ctr
cula:ed for all srtdiron asrirants 10
rcnor. FOR 'the initial workout TINS
afternoon After this afternoons prac-
on the prospects for the 1919 season.
Upon Observing the new arrivals
Just in a, number OF hefty men were
d!scovered and their merits viii be
displayed on Stadium Field today.
Will Have Many Veterans.
However present indications arc
that Coach Dobson VIII have a nucleus
OF eN-Spide- pigskin warriors around
which to build strong contender fo7
intercollegiate Athletic Association.
Jones. quarter back last year under
Coach Marshall. has returned TO the
man. and Taylor q ,Dobson product,
on hand. Elankenship. sub quarter
a bach az A are 70 o sSe the ana :Huad pTob
ably today. and il is very likely that
Harry Carter and Poff. both veterans.
VII! do their hi, 20 spell victory tor
Because or the unsettled conditions
Of the past few years II is uncertain
who will captain the team this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Terrifying Itching Causes
Continuous Torture.

Do you sometimes feel like
you will scream if you do not
get relief from the tormenting
and terrifying itching and irri-
Eating burning that makes you
feel like your very skin is
ablaze?
Possibly your disorder has
not reached the torturing stage
as yet, but there are thousands
of victims of skin diseases that
know too we'll the almost I'M
endurable pain that comes from
eruptions, irritations, pimples,
boils, ulcers, eczema, PSORIASIS.
carbuncles and the numerous
other forms Of torment that
attack the delicate tissues of
the skin.
The only proper method Of
treatment for any disease, is a
remedy that will reach it's
source, that will remove it's
cause, and not simply palliate
its symptoms. Many forms of
skin ailment come from a coll
ony Of millions upon millions
of tiny disease germs that in
fest the blood. Naturally, then,
these germs must he eradicated
from the blood before a cure
can be expected. ~
You know well enough that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
BOSTON BRAVES TAKE TWO
OVERCOME THREE-RUN LEAD
IN FIRST GAME, WINNING 6-5
Cardinals Hit Woodward Hard In Sec
ond Contest, hut Are Held
by Demnrcc.
by Associated Press.l

ST. LOUIS. Sept. l7.-Boston out
played and twice defeated ST. Louis
today. The scores were 10 5 and S
to g.
Boston overcame a three-run lead In
the first game by hard and timely hit,
ting. and won in the ninth on a pass
TO Carroll and singles by Meanwhile
and Gowdy.
Woodward was ineffective in the sec
sailing until the eighth, when the 10,
SaiS hiled the bases on three hits
Demaree finished the game without al
lowing Il hit. lie also held tho home
team hitiess in the last four innings OF
tho first game.
Scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
How Did lie Get AWAY

NCN.NNIUN. FA.. Sept. l7-Frank Nc.
andrew, OF Aroca. regarded the most
sensational young bali player in the
\ american Ieague team for rho rn.i ~
the season. McAndrcw vii; leave q,
me iath and join he Tigers when they
play the Yankees in New York Man.
str jennings neat lot Of other man
gers 10 McAnd 'ew. The IaJ, VINO il
oniy iittie over eighteen. has been
p!aNlnS third base for Pittston In In
80 n'h I.edG h" he has been a
oush phenom in every respcct. and
UP 10 last Saturday had been batting
az IN the league. leading his near.ri
rival by nearly 100 points.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
DIRECT c. BURNETT WINS
ANNEXES HARTMAN HOTEL
STAKE AFTER HARD RACE
ioidie Todd Clnnhes With Speedy
PAGER. but Is Out of Form and
Easily Overwhelmed.
LBy Associated Press.l


tne most important stake races of the
Grand Circuit meeting here this fall
was decided TO-DAY when Direct C. Bur
mott won the hartman Hotel. ELI pac-
ms event in hard four-hcat race
dropping the second heat In o:os 10
Eva Ahhie. who came with a rush that
MURPHY could not meet
Eva's mile in 2:o3 hat was fastest Of
rhe race. She could not connect tho
third heat. and Valentine. up behind
ne i:o 1Se fonT,h , heat, finished fourth.
met today for the first time this sea.
son Goldie was not up 10 her hest
form. and she never was able TO got
her nose ahead.
The betting on this race was very
heavy. indeed, many tickets being
worth $500. with Goldie Todd SELF
ms favorite Al S575. Direct C. Bur
neL brought $500 at the same time
The Horse Review Futurity OF three.
yeaF-old PAGERS. was won by julius De-
Forest in straight heats from tho IA
rorite. Goldie King.
reter Thornhill won the 2.15 trot
without any trouble. This was rather
a cheap race.
The s:oe pace went to Peter Elliott.
Pss,sr rhs!nhin' 3 ss@ h.. BY Peter tn.
Rinode; br H. tMaceyii' . .......
'TSa. S Ehrk. b p b twhs, ran,s
2:ll. 81. -'i'-'
THREE-YEAR-oLp PACE
The Eors. Review Futurity: purse. 100:
Julius DsEorea,. b c. BY The DcFor.
w To-: a'a Fl n tMsc eMSFoAy, $50: :
Homsfas, Our Todd sigma! Boy also
Purse IS 90: in S
Direct G., Burnett b. z. by Dirsct
EN-. ahhie nh :r-;,.......sn.
D2lt s" Pa.eh M- be-. tMeM.hon5:: u:
.,oioio Todf Gladys q. also started. Time.
Purse $1,000: 8 heats
Gfsa' ,Ha-yss st Cir, oy tT 5ns no ss,,
tMcCoy, -, .-..",........ -: !,
G-undherGl cumming. ........... 4 5
MincESa GENTRY. jay Brooks, Betty
sltch ock Fred Hal and j. w S also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
WHITE s0x CAPTURE BOTH
DEFEAT YANKEES TWICE
AND CLIMB STILL HIGHER
First Game Develops Into Pitchers'
Sattlc Between kcrr, Chicaxo's
Lcft-Rnnder, and Quinn.
rsr Associated rre-

NEW YORK. Sept. -17.-The Chicago
wA-e SoS advanced a little closer to
cHach!nE ;he American League pen
2aat BY defeating New York in both
sections OF a double headcr here today,
% and IL TO 2.
TIE first game was pitchers battle,
= which Kerr. the little Chicago left
handler. won pitchers battle from
Quinn. Kerr scored the only run off
QUINN in the s.Sth inning on his own
sacrifice fly. Weaver clinched the game
with home run OF MoSridge in the
ninth inning.
In the second game the White SoI
Knocked out Tho-rnahien in the first
inning and continued TO pile UP runs
on Shawkey and Shore. Chicago made
nineteen hits OF which f. Collins made
five II SIX times He also stole three
bases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Cured His RUPTURE

| was badly ru7,ured while ii.tirS d tun
several years ago. Doctors said my onl
hope OF cure was an operation Truases d
me no good. Finally got hold 81 oome
thing that quickly and completely cured ~,
Years have passed and the rupture hA
never returned. although l am do!as hAE
work carpenter. There no opera
ton. no lost time, trouble. / have nota
inS 10 sell. but vii! give ful! informAt!o
d bout how you may nrG complete
without operation. II you write me- EgseE
". Pullen. Carpenter, 52o-F Marcellus Ave
nue.. Manasquan, y. J. Better cut out tn
notice and show Il to any others who ar
rupiured--you may save a life or q, !ea>
stop the misery 81 rupture ard The wo-s.
and dsnEc. OF opcration.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
HERMAN KNOWS OF NO
(OMMLI1EE. HE, DECLARES

l,,,-,,,, IIfy Assoclatcd Frcss
CINCINNATI. sept lT-'f am ready
10 do anything that the National Com.
mission wants me 10 do But | canoo,
resign now, because there is no com
ail,Itee appointed TO select my success
sor. so far as know now
august Hermann. chairman OF the
National Cominiss ion, Ina.e this state
neht Iatc today, when shown the dis.
Baker, of tho Philadelphia Nationals.
as saying Hermann should resign
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
TIGERS, ~; RED sOX. 60
rEr Associ.,,a p-.

BOSTON, Sept. i7..Boston and De-
troit divided honors today, the v!si-
tors winning the first game 70 S
and losing the second. TO ..
me nrst game was won in a four
run rally in Detroit's ninth inning
k6sseil was more fortunate than
Leonard IN pitching duel in the see
ond game, although Leonard allowed
bur three hits
In the sixth Umpire Moriarity called
A pail walking Gamer and filling the
n1S"s. The Tigers protested, and Man
aSAr Jennings and Cobb were ordered
out Of the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
DODGERS, 8; PIRATES, 3
IRy .Associated Pr.,..1

PITTSBURGH. Sept. l7-Brooklyn
Hit Carlson hard today and won the
closing game. Of the series from Pitts
hurEh, to 3.
After Welding nine hits and seven
runs. Carlson retired in the fourth in
ming IN favor OF Wisner. who held the
visitors. Ponder pitched the last in
ming and was reached for three HIS
and one run.
Mitchell was steady throughout ex-
cept in the third inning. when Pitts
burEh scored two runs on two bases
on balls and a two-baggcr by South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
TAXA KOLA BREAKS EVEN
IN GAMES WITH VISITORS
Norfolk Red Men Annex Opening En-
counter Here. but Are Badly
Beaten in Closing Fray.
LOCALS LACK oLD-TDrE PEP
Fail to Exhibit Dash in Initial Con-
test and Lose Game for Davis By
Wild Throws. but Brace Up Before
Curtain Falls.

~ iii"Ms' o' ''"> /
Curtain Falls.
sea Ms1 oiSy iit:e rni-W f ,,0 The
SmaseG. trl...y lug c.;he Scyi
YESTERDAY afternoon A. hou!sE E, .e.a
nc openlnr same. . :. wnue r. aka.
ho!a coppea iae n's"'-e'i 80 >"e '"''e
Tss h-.ns Of Baseball ais7laved was
oalE n,eorofre, III os. is pan sr. CO.
tnat sas ANA ho!a "JInt - ' Ssia,1
s .s 9 no- aaX s sHa wa 7S ussl Pep and
re- nj, III, Sss i, LIN
60 -" ~ 60 ~
stsaGL am -o2nE iaSn,oa; .. ana n w.,
hloItinS tHe a"Sa mat "ou.a oe sN-
eILea ~ 49, = bes3,ri,~ =. ,ha
seeond sans ga ;'es ic ,5S nsw , ,ss1-
on .ite ana e.. ',s nsiSy ,,,i -.
me Old apple and ,! ing - SIX runs
n l1s .ni'!s. lAn,ns pE 80 ''H's
~, Davis nnd rrrSe on no M""Hd hon,
huri:ns due between BIC Ben
-, - SO p So -;
SrtE ne hu4i.ns ass;snnen; Tor The
reg z, Men H., e-,,,;..s :, v.. c,,-
,ac.jo9 ~ go 40 San5e.s bs,o
nee5 2u. +. 81 exh i'll" a, Ranleya~g
hse1 I..S ,.,s " v..so- ~
and ' oa,S n non one ,nninE ~" we?e ;he Ko, l'
Toys ab.e - nunca iheiI o!3Sies. ihlS
f 20 ,r -ssu!'!ns IN me eeh'ins o,
TAe Red Men, not 70 be outcome.
came back IN nc next 'nninr and or
tour times before tie side could be
reIired
the minds OF the SPECTATORS as 70 the
better team. Taxa hola, man for man.
cm,sisssi1s sAe,- op7onssnts at AZ
defeated through a collection o. breaks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18

rso.,an ~ H'H'nss'
session ...............o o aoi Id
=, louis .............o !. Q ! n o-5
Summary; Two-ease h!ts-Clemons NJ
suensy. Three,base hlts-Rswiinss Poweil
: St.ten oases-Hotnsby. Boocke.. Sacrifice
nlts-S aFEoii. Rawlings. Moiiwitz. Sacrifice
htes-Powen Maranville. Double play
ha"!inSs tn Maranvillc 10 Holke. LET, on
passes Boston. 5; st. Louis :. Bases on
Sals-cau sey. ;. pcmareo. :: Tuero. i.
GOODWIN. :. H:ts-or CEusey. in s. off
Tucro. in =. off Jacobs . in 3-l-3. Good.
win IN 2.-3. Struck out-causey
Jacobs, !. Goodwin, :. Winning pitcher
"cinarce. Losing pitcher-Good win.