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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

Unexpectedly and point to the stock
markets recent confidence and
buoyant tone in support OF their
position Wages are high. the
farmers have good crops for the
most part. and buying power will
continue very large. Manufacture
proceeds actively. Bank clearings
run far beyond $4,000, 900. 900 per
week-in pre-war years an almost
inconceivabre total
The radical labor movement has
suffered abatement business men
assert. as "A result OF numerous sue
cessive failures. chief among them
the Boston strike, the steel strike.
and the unauthorized longshore-
mems strike. owing to the govern
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

country at present rates OF ex-
change. A feeling has grown,
therefore, in business circles against
as liberal an extension OF credit as
might otherwise have been consid-
cred.
Meantime, rapidly diminishing
exports are expected TO correct au-
tomaticalla at least in part, the sit
uation created by exchange rates.
and to restore the normal balance OF
trade. September exports show a
marked decline, just as imports
show a heavy gain. Yet despite
current tendencies the need Of Eu-
rope for credit and Americas two
fold opportunity for service and
profit remain a fact. The Edge
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

stock. grain, hog. and cotton mar.
kets having advanced simultaneous
~ for the first time in months. Cot.
tom goods have been advancing Re
tail trade displays the customary
fall activity. and volume exceeds
last year Both wholesalers and
retailers stocks are running low
There is difficulty in obtaining mer-
ues. despite the approach OF win
ter The iron and steel market is
strong.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

ment's decided frmness in preserv-
the public opposition TO what may
90 considered unreasonable de
mands. The governments attitude
toward the coal strike is hailed as q
distinct victory for the more con
servative element in labor. as for
the public and the nations business
interests. which seek uninterrupted
production. on the other hand
very widespread and serious social
and industrial unrest. as noted by
the federal reserve reports, must
be admitted.
The price trend is mainly up
ward. despite public agitation and
the government campaign, the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
What Oil Wells
Are Worth

The income from 500 bbls.
oil per day IN one year
amounts to $4O5,O 100000.
5000 Bbls. will produce
$4,050,0O0.00.
10000 Bbls. will produce
$8,100,000.00.
Within a distance of 10 and
20 miles of the holdings of
the Hico-Ranger Oil and Re
hning Company there are
over so wells now producing
from 500 Bbls. to $4,000
Bbls. of high grade oil per
day each, the oil being mar
keted at $2.25 and up per
barrel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
Pertinent Facts Pertaining To This Company

President Dr. B. Canan of the Santa Fe railroad
and oneo of Ell Pasos best known citizens.
Secretary and Treasurer C. Kline for city
of FL Pao and for FIVE secretary of the Chamber of
secretary of the Eupcon Mining Company of Chi
huahua secretary and treasurer of the TwoRepubcs Oil Com
pany, Tampco, Mexico.
Vice President, DR.. J. D. Stephens, fnancier.
Field Manager, c. A Blake Hco and Ell Paso, Texas.
.Trustees
Thomas w. White, business man, Gary, Indiana
DR.. G. B. Calnan surgeon Santa Fe railroad FL Paso.
c. A. Kline, Ell Paso.
Dr. J. D. Stephens, FL Paso.
Frederick E. Ellis FL Paso.
Two from Northern Indiana will be elected
the directorate This decision taken meeting of the
held in Ell Paso Oct 3D. after the successful sale of
stock by MIR. White In his home city of Gary
Depository, TEXAS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, Ell
PASO.
Indiana Offices, HASTINGS BUILDING, 21s North Michigan
Street. Phone Lincoln 6440
E M LUCAS Fiscal Agent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
FOREIGN COMMERCE
Diminishing Exports Tend
Automatically to Correct
the Top-Heavy Balance of
Trade Without Need of
Hasty Credit Measures.

European credit needs are very
large That much the International
Trade convention revealed. Fur
thermOre, exchange continues weak
and promises TO touch yet lower
levels But European buyers ex-
press a natural unwillingness to
spend even borrowed money in this
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
BUSINESS INDEXES
Barometers Lead Business
Men to Adopt More Opt
mistic View OF Situation
Than Heretofore Despite
Acuteness OF Unrest.

Current business barometers have
lead business men TO adopt a more
optimistic view of the situation az
fecting business thaa for some
months past. despite the acute
stage OF industrial unrest They
see riffs in the Overhanging clouds.
which they believe may clear away
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

marine so necessary II America is %
compete with Britain. While tho
house may soon begin discussion OF
the marine bin. final action is not
foreseen until after the peace treat.
and railroad problem have been
cleared away
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

Every South Bend mother should
read Hers Book store ad. on page
5. second section. a4rs-g
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

\ valuable suggestion to mothers
will be found in Heirs Book store
ad. on page 5. second section.
3432-9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

Have your children started their
library YETI The Book shop lSuc-
Cessor Milers) .-Adst
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09


1-KIondike Oil Co., J. r. Hanna
farm, well drilling at several hundred
feet.
JAS. E. ferguson, No. 2, Tanner
farm, rigging up.
4-Jas. E. Ferguson, No. well, Fer
guson ranch, drilling.
5-sincIair-Gulf well, Mrs. R. R.
White ranch, drilling at several hundred
feet.
Ct. C. Parks block, contract pend
ing.
Ludlow & Thomas, Ben Prather
ranch, rigging up.
8-LudIow & Thomas, contract let
9-VaIIey Mills block, contract pend
ing.
10, II and 12-Laney Foutz and
Stacy wells, drilling.
13-Rogers well by Benedum &
Trees, wet gas in Bend strata.
14-BIOck for Benedm & Trees
well No. 2.
15-Penn Oil Co. well on Cunning
ham farm, rugged up.
16-Burt & Griffith well, Weeks
farm, drilling, oil at LOO feet.
17-Bmt & Griffith well, Neil Grim
land ranch, drilling several hundred feet.
1S-Orr & Miracle well, on Ray
farm, drilling at several hundred feet.
Well No. has come IN, latest report
In first sand showing a production of
200 to 400 barrels daily.
The three wells drilling In the south
ern portion of Hamilton County are the
Gladys Belle Nos. /, 2 and 3.
The Connolly well is being drilled
three and one-half miles west of us. The
Laney well now rigging up IS located
four and one-half miles to the north OF
our property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

FIVE turionEs-Hastcn on, IL tSchu;tingcr,.
(TroxI"r>. sle.so. So second Bulls Eye
II: IRchinsonp, s: sn. third Time. los Is
smar, Guy. Dr. hrii. us Choice. Ca'y".'.
Coionel LII. ROYAL Red Bird. Martha
second -ace-Steep!-chase two miles
Great Hl, l+7 tFinne-ty). S3i0. $50.
s2.s0. won: o;to fIoto. 1874 IStrctcherI.
$40. ,h:Fd. TiIne. tdl 10 - Alsardi
!Third rsce-rh, Zip Hip Hooray. SIX
furiongs-BiIy Lofty 100 ,Sande, s220.
{A36. 81 80. won: Sir Ba-ton. 100 tTroNlcrD.
.2.So. $3.50. second Midnight sun. los
Crank. Cuictud". sailor Currency ran
Fourth racr--Tha Hartford Cour.y Hand
leap, mic and seventy yaris-The Porter.
1cl 20 Brisnl. SIS. S2so, $50. won. IN
Termination. ic5 tSchut;tnE"rb. t2l0. s2le.
second; SLIPPERY Elm. io3 tK"hin>oul. 8 2n.
also
Tifth racc---seNinr mile and seventy
Sards-HauhrFk. 100 tMcCrannI. $40 s. 20,
$40. won; Hank o'Ipay, los tSchuitinEe-l.
s.. $3.50 second; Queen Of the Sea. iOG
tsandel. $40. third. Time. l4S DAIRY
man. Baily. Harry HreivoEel iiubhub ran.
Sixth -aee-on" mile and a sixteenth
Piisen. li2 tSand~), $3.50. So 81 So g. 80.
won: Baliy Conneli. ioi tMusErav"r. SIS 90.
$3.50. second. Incidence. III (Robinscu,.
non. CnbaIlo. Capita! Gity. Virginia Yell
G. NJ Miller Little Cottage ran
Seventh raec--miie and Guarter--Thritf
los (HcCrann). $3.50. t7.30. $3.50 won.
Romeo. Io3 tColitorab. $40. $3.50. second
2:14l-s. Sen B-odcrtck LEGACY. Colon.
Valentine, FAIRY Prince. Royht ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
BELMONT PARK RESULTS

CFraseh>. is 10 5. out, out, woa. Rack
Bay. 10 Chyers). to (. out out sos5na
Time, III as. Two went
Second rsee--Whi,esione s,csrlecnasc
tPowers,. to 30, gut. out, won. t:wouc,he
40 fSmith). 20 10 to !. 20 a. second
Wefd5hip. lz5 f3ush). to !. to 10 out
thifd- Time. i:o 2-5. Bryuger, Joyulrd
ran,
Third raee-Nassau selling. oAc mia
Snap Dragon II. IL thie.p. TO - cr..
out won: Tetlry 80 70. / 70 IN
out. out. second. Tinc. l.i0l.a. nv,
Fourth raee--southanalan hanaiea;
miIe-War kiss. lo3 tRowan>, To- T
TO a, TO 2, won. Rose pos. !dt fCa1
lnhan). 10 10. to :. ! 30 second
Herodias. los tMCAtee). IS 20 g. & TO s
u to . third Time. I3ss-5 R,u.t
Dancer II. Dotue vtndivcr ran
Filth race--hve and one nal. .urionrs-
Hampden. lis tJohnsor). 7 to J. ; to .
20 s. won: Am.-.c,1 Solder iI5 a =,
brcaAj. to Z. 10 Z. TO = second
Brcadiine, 112 (Ericksou) IL to l. q !
81 to l. third. Time. 1907 20 I.,vo-
Lane IT. Tit"nium. Arrowhead Inn, Starr
Bale ran
siIth race-Mnnson handicap. one mllc-
TO s. TO g.. Won: 1'histiedon. %. CMy-,l
Tito s. to 10. to g. second va,
Machine. loo CMcCsbe). TO J. to
to g.. third Time. 1910 Cat CIaquef
K E1mendor also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
BELMONT ENTRIES TODAY

f!rst rac"--Ayo EU-'ours- B-idseriaycr. %:
lnd!sCr"'ion. ~: poIysaraa lrs: ia-rh.,,o,
iHS; Lady Lucille, 10: Pa, AccomplI 10:
Weary. ioi Sugarm!Ht. 10; FAIR Colleen.
i13: our Maid. % 49,
Second race mi'c-sunry Land. ~. r.,
,i i", Mon"!nsny 10 koh.noor. III; cap
., ,Fr"derick ;he Great ~. picto-. ~,
Third race III" Cedn-hu-st handicap one
mic and slHtr"nt n Recount, il.. po...
Rolls Is; spur. II. JACK stuart a.
f9ur'h rae" ON" 'ut'" I'D e quarter John
IL. Cadillac. loi
fifih rac"-si1 Observation-Disclosures. jig.
Grnndy, ~. Astcr.Sh. 100. ranr.s.. liz: 5. Ir,
queen III. Lady GcrrrpLc. III: veteran .o,'
80 MlH ',SI'''r' W.. jock Scot -; Senator
SIKH cac" IN" f'lnshirz hsrdfrap five ana
one ha!i tgr .oucs-k- "pe- ins. H.. \I.-s.-
iM: ,AATlnenus no. Eversay. 10. EnI.nau.
Cloudy SLOT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
SWIMMING MEET FOR GIRLS
AT HOWlTZERS' POOL TODAY
Winners VIII he Presented with
Medals Provided by WAR Camp
Community Service.

In the pool OF the Howitzers' Ar
mo mory s Snis 5, a afternoom at $50 o'clock
VIII -npcte Tor supremacy in the
finals the aquatic meet which has
been going on for several weeks.
three ciasscs-large. medium and
small. Medals have been provi,led for
the winners in the large and medium
Of the War Camp Community Service
The winners in the small girl class
VIII also get prizes. but not medals
ground and Recreation Associa,ion Of
Richmond. and chairman OF the execu-
tive committee of the War Camp Com
mmniiy Service will presen; the med
james Withheld. Helen Ornann and
George Todd Will give exhibitions OF
dSrs oh in an" eha 4vin6 thy w"i nS9 An
sisted by Mrs. \. l.. Phillips and Ed
ward Carroll
Thai Tne events ni,. and entrants follow
candle race and crocodile dive. En- I'm
s , RI, Brittle, Da.sy Grcsh-
a,nhh; ho'i lie verx " Nice Todd. Irene
and Lucy Honcycutt.
Medium class n1,twenty-yard swim:
candle race; diving: twcnty-yard
swim (ten yards on back. Entrants.
Marjorie and Clara Meyers. Elizabeth
hiacE Gs S9rS sSHa fsG ae k%s,agpine
Agnes Ryan Mildred Parrish. I.Icv
crime Todd
Highest class-ten yard swim: TWEEN
tE-yard swim; plunge for distance:
three required and three optional
dives. Entrants-Gullet. Todd, Walk
or. Lively. Rudd.
Othcials-clcrk OF course. Arthur
an burcn; referee, Carroll: starter
Anderson: Judges. Jones, Mrs. Hi-rs
MIS- Ray and Montague: timers
o'Nell and Hancock; announcer Rag
land
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
JUJUTSU WRESTLERS TO
MEET AT BROADWAY ARENA
Joe Turner md Oi.hc. tho imp. VIII
Furntnh One Bout and Mainfort
md Leonard Another.

Another exhibition OF jujutsu which
promises TO attract even greater inter
est than that manifested in the last
bout OF the kind witnessed in Rich
Broadway athletic arena. Two OF the
leading lights OF the middlcwcight
ranks. Joe Turner. OF Washington, and
Matsuda Oishc. the clever Japanese
event OF the evening.
The second match will be between
Joe Leon..rd. OF Springfield. Mass and
Robby Manfort the Charlottesville
middlcwcisht. Mainfort is Well known
pa,ed in several local bouts. For the
last few months he has maintained an
athletic school AZ charlottesville. Va
and has staged n series OF Interesting
graphing bouts there
motorcycle accident laid Mainfort
UP with broken leg and other sever.
injuries several months ago. and lie
had 10 abandon mat work for many
weeks. He figured In his first match
since being Injured ABOUT a week ago
and appeared 10 hc in good shap. Lit
tie il known her. OF Leonard although
he ~ rcputed TO be - grlpplcr OF lI-
usual clcNerness. He Will find Main
fort hard man TO trim.
Mainiort and Leonard Will figure in
ing u $50 o'clock. They Will wrcstle
catch catch can. best two out OF
three falls 10 decide the winner The
usual rules VIII govern the battle be-
wear thc, Jap j-cke;s and will wrestIc
three fails. The toe and strange holds
Viii not be barred in the Jujutsu con
The bin promises to be one o, the
should bring out many fans. Eddie
Bass VIII referee the two contests
Women viii be admitted free.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
HAVRE De GRACE ENTRIES

First race-nve ana ono-ha,f turionss--
Rapid Traveller us: wchow. liz: sand
River H. us; Nancy Ann, H.: INDIAN. Iii:
GaliaEhcr, lis: Hurry. lis; Hohcy Baker.
10 Ruhicium. III; Crown of cold rs:
Runyvon. rs: FLYING WeShman. Is: Link
Toy Gimp. ii5: My Ada, liz. Also eligible:
con d rac"-siN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tear, no; Toucatc;, 100: Mock orange.
tmnJ, 100; Annctt" Teller 100: A-Fanny
Cook, 1903 Master Bill iO0: p-usi'la inG
Buckho-n II, ING; A-rurl 100: Gain do
Cause. Jog; Roherna Rrena i0.: pirat.
McGcc. 100. A-Parr entry
Third racc-six MISUNDERSTANDING cub
10; Sea Reach. us; lack Dawson lle;
carmeliie. io7; Beauty Sleep, lOs: Sylvado.
Nhemuns, IL Gallant Kitty. i0+: Supe-ht,
lNi: Tit for Tat. III: ProE-ns,ivr IIT
Ruth Strickland. liz, Raihird liz: l.dv
ivan 10: Also eligible: Thcrnhlo"m us:
Twenty Seven. III; rina!d 1907; Bcttie
Fourth race-mile and seventy Yards
hathi.cdr". ii2: Nafoli. ii3. Inquteio liz:
NJ NJ. Fi1iey. lo5; SOFIA, us; Ma;oaks los.
Fifth raco-ru!le and seventy ya-as-Mill
Face. in>. Lazy iou. 1903: P.dua IGG:
Joan OF arc. aS; BETSY los. 3.hv Si.t.-
!!5' Go.dva.o IS; Isabelle II los: Xinnia.
io5; Lady LaHrdon. IS
SIXTH rsc"--fniie and = siytceu'h--Ir!sh
ki:s. liz: The Be!rtan IL 10. wauk"ne.
10; NaispsE, 100 Wood Violet lb7: LACK
Mount; Ito, WIS; Foot lilo
seventh racr--nl!c and a sixteenth
Benevolent; ll5. B.ue Sfahone l62 lnsi,r
Chant. TO-: Mother Mach-.e IL. m.
Desert 100: D"r"a-. lh7 Sunny I'M ITO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
R. WINS 2:07 PACE
RAIN PREVENTS FULL CARD
OF MEETING AT SYRACUSE
Qui Snit. Driven by LorIIInrd. Captures
SilS TrOt for Amateur Drivers
In Straight Heats.

SYRACUSE. y. Y. Sept. IA heavy
rain prevented the carrying out of the
fun grand circuit program today.
Nearly 10000 spectators waited in the
Erandstand from l o'clock until short
~ after 3. when "A field OF horses got
away in tho 2:O7 pace. which was won
by Esther II.
The 2:lS trot for amateur drivers
was won in straight heats by Oui Salt
driven by Pierre Loriliard. of TUXEDO
Park.
The program for tomorrow includes
nine events.
Summary:
e:o7 PACE.
Three heat plan.
h' RiHs H tMu RI M . by ha!o"wood :.
Betty Bia.klock. b. m, by Black
coax tNalkcrb ...................
E1 ,'",, -, br h G;eee-c, ,:.....2 2
grave also started Time. zoo IL. e:o7l-i.
2:JS 3i
2:ls TRoT
Amateur drivers. TWO in three. for silver
prize.
Gr Salt. b. z. u.or!llard) ........... !
Anna ToddinEton. b. IN. tCatonb 80. 3
Nancy Lee fanks. Burr also started.
Time. ::l5 -. ::l7i-4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12

CINCINNATI, Sept. II-Nine games
viii he played in the world series base
bah games this year. as against seven
last year August Hermann. chairman
OF the National Commission. announced
today Hermann said ajority of
the clubs of both the National and
American Leagues had ratified IN. rec
ommendation that nine games be
played.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
VIRGINIA RACES ON AGAIN
SEVEN EVENTS RUN IN MEET
HELD AT WINCHESTER FAIR
Large Fields in All Glasses Furnish
Fine Sport i'm Spite OF Truck
Made Heavy by Rain.

wlNcHDsTER. w. Sept li.-Eoccs
d, III" ".l,nsS,', t"ir, Whlrh we're
nv ~ Ss"rn" E.erMaH ad'e1m%%om
on r = son ,,.,,a,,l heavy track; ,.n
::.s THoT.
D'xic Alcan,a:a, Frank Rush. Wood
:, sto'k va ;.;.,....,,. ,
@g i@E;a? 3, :, M'.'o.. %':o !,
ION. y. {. .... .............'..s. / /
nus FREE foR' Ali.
Rcd , $; !; u. Beatty. Pat
KinFbce. l.. 5. Hadiey. Wi
Ri ION. I: y :. " = miller si' :
Washington d G ........4 is, /
2:isi.a. = y - IT,
o:oo TROT
Purse. $500
Pi'snor Maid z u pouchc-,v
Washington. y c ..........c ;
',:}' s-9s. :, H.>'*S5 r'5ooTo' /
tn .e..''" D. " N''.s' "'sh
.Arion Prince. II l.. Up~her. East
VILE. Va. ....... ...........
. rtns $ S:,i ...i;.s ...,,.,
FIVE EioHTs MILE DASH
R@:ss~.S. / seu4-e- witmins,on.
Eo,oa;cr. Mrs. Williams Stock. y Y.
Boston l.. { l.cith. IouGoun COMFY
Va. .......... ...............'..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
READY FOR CLUB REGATTA
RICHMOND OARSMEN WILL
RACE ON RIVER TOMORROW
hcmhcrs OF Club Divided Into Two
ienms. Rods md whites, to
Battle for lIOnork.

everything Is ready for what L.
hkeiE to prove the biggest and most
successful club regatta in tile history
| OF the Virginia Boat Club. 1t will 10
nero tomorrow. The frs. event will
begin at o'clock. and it is planned
10 hh'sh up the last race at o'clock.
Whitcs-will battle for the sInrcmary
Of the club. The Reds are capiaincd by
TAYLOR i i;.,, and the Whites by, Wade
SINS. lfoth captains have whipped
Junior ciEhts into shape and entered
large fields in all Of the other racing.
swimming and novelty events.
Race for New Members.
The pleasure boat race will be for
new members Of the cub only. II is
The first event on the program. Fol
intermediate doubles and intermediate
gig. Then will come the feature races
mediate eight races. Canoe races and
swimming races viii complete the pro-
gram.
been kccner. Practically every active
member of the club is entered in on;
or more events. aud has traind hard
for the tests tomorrow.
From all indications the sides
evenly divided and there Is little 10
pick. Both captains are predicting VIC
tory.
Tho complete list of entries in all the
events for both teams follows:
ENTRIES FOR REDS.
Pleasure boats: Conrade. D!is. Cath
right
Junior doubles: nsThol,z, Curtis ),
ry '"ieF GrGbSs. wood
Junior gig: Neal, Smi,hcrs. Hunter,
Richardson, Cox. Laf9on:
Junior eight: walthall. Neal Smith
crs, Hunter Richardson, Tompkins.
Intermediate eight: cavnough. Ma
son. Grubbs. Wood. Tyler. i.atoon. ker-
shan Lee. Cox. Curtis.
canoe single. standing: Berkhoitz.
7. Coleman. T,lbb. Whitworth
Canoe. double; sitting: Berkholtz and
Schuman and Tabb. Clarke and Gillian.
Canoe double, sitting: Schuman and
Tabb, Smithcrs and Tompkins. BGrk-
hoit1 and Gathr!ght. Clarke and Gil
canoe fitting; Tabb. conrade. Berk-
hol,x; Ge,hr:gh,, Smi;hcrs, Tompkins.
Mised doubles; Miss A. Fletcher
Ladies' swimming; Miss Fletcher.
Miss Baker. Mrs. Gregory. Miss HuN-
ter. Miss Spencer.
War canoe bow: Gillian. Grymcs,
Cole Coleman, Buchanan, Pcrtuc. lie
Comp. McKee, Day. Wright. Con.
Clarke.
Men. swimming: cole Tabb, Grubbs.
Brock, rdith s. Sims and Thomps SOM
Jada Berkhoitz and Cushman.
ENTRIES FOIt WHITES.
!ntcrmediate EIGHT Andrews. S;
Thompson. :. Bruncr 6: sutton >:
Hurt. {, Gillian. ); sims, .; Cottrell.
!, Moore. Coxswaln.
Intermediate Gig Andrews. 4;
Thompson. ;: Bruncr. .; sutton, /.
CoNswaiu, sims.
intermediate y Out Bile s-Thompson.
Mixed Doubes-Miss Hucks,er,
Sims
Junior Eight-Rass S: HUI. Z:
Thomas. s Phillips, >: Craig, l: Graf
sic. 5. Newell, .: Farmer. !, coxswa!n,
Sims.
junior Gig-Bass, 4; Thomas. ;:
Newell. .; rhillps |; coxswain. Sims.
Junior Doubles-Bruncr. Phillips.
Canoe TiltinG-Cushman Walsh.
Canoe Doubles, Standing-;ushman,
Walsh.
Canoe Doubles, S.tt,ng-Frank and
Craigic. Cu-hman and Walsh. Mac Rac
and Bcll.
Canoe Singles. Standing cushman.
Walsh.
Canoe sai;ing-Eai,h e, Thompson
and sims
swimming Racc-Andrews. Thomp-
90, 4. :, tt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12

Lady May, l.. s. Hadley, Wilson,
Cork Screw. W + Miller Wash
r,Incess Mares. r. Nj. Henry
Winchester Va "
Time. zee IA o:ca IL, 2.2sl-2
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ASK FOR RAGING DATES
Dctroit's Gold Cup Committee Want,
rover bont Meet There Early in
september Next Year.
ERv Associntnd pross !

DETROIT, Sept 1l.--Dctroit's gold
cup committee. composed Of rcprcscn-
tatiNes OF local yach, clubs Interested
In motor boat racing, today asked the
American Power Boat Association to
hN september 3. 1. ). and Il as dates
tor the eighteenth annual motor boat
championship regatta here next fail
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YANKEES BEAT CLEVELAND
BAGBY ALLOWS BUT FOUR
HITS, BUT LOSES GAME, 81
Fewstcr. Pratt. Lewis md DodIe Get
Only Snfrtics Nndc by New
York I'm Closing Frny.

NEW YORK. Sept. 11.-Althouch
EaEhy held the Yankees TO four hits
today while ShawkCy allowed six safe
ties. the New York team defeated tho
10 in the last game of the year
between these two clubs.
FowSior, Pratt. Lewis and Bodie did
IN" hitting for the Yankees, Lewis and
fEatt garnerinE doubles. FewStcr
ha1c the only stolen base OF the game
The score:
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Jesse Baker. shortstop of the Rich-
mond team, has gone TO Washington
Americans. Owncf Wilson said last
night that he was satisfied that Grif-
nth meant business when ne ncgo-
tiated for Rakcr, and that the deal
would probably he made within a few
days whereby the snappy little in
nHldcr would become the property Of
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LOCKWOOD SETS RECORD
ienrlinE GeldinE stepped Fastest Nil,
over Hnlf-Milc Track, Horse
men Claim.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Sept 1.-THE OK
nihition mile irotted in o:27A. at the
state fair here Yesterday by Locl;wood
yearling EcldinE by l.. Forbes out Of
Ollie Russell, horsemen asserted today
constituted the fastest mile ever
stepped by horse of his class over a
hilfmle track
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Totals So os Totals
Rated for Lcihc,d in seventh.
TBattcG FOR Wright in ninth.

-1'''0''. IVE " TTSNt IN ninth.
Score by innings; y
St Louis .........o q q n n A n n a
Boston ...........l n n .
summary: rwo-hase h.tS-Pcnuock Ruth
S,o,"n haSs-Severe!d Double plays
fcdcpn 10 Gerber 10 Bronkie 90: Gerber
- tiedcon 70 Bronkic Left on bases-St
LOUIS ,,. p hos'on. Bases on baiis--Lc.-
he.G. ,; Wright !: Pcnock. =. IHtS-on
l.cjueld. in innings Struck ou;-I.ni.
no!d, !; Pcnnock. Losing pitcher-i.c!.
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Garland Wins Title.

II 4 +: r T. q = n. = A. Sent IL
Charles :. Garland. of Yale won the
INTERCOLLEGIATE tennis championship to-
day by defeating Kirk Reid. of Cor
nell. on the courts of the Merton
Cricket Club in five sets. sc, 6-l,
60, % s.
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brooklyn


-, SUMMARY; Two-basc hits. Wheat CO.
olson. Hickman. McIIenry Ssrrince hi,-
olson. Sacrifice hy-Schupp. LIEF, on bases
-tfo"h!!n, ?: ST. Louis. 5. Bases on balls
nd"r" /; Schupp. =. Struck out--Cadorc
Synnpp; 3 wild pi;ch-Schupp. Pass