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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06

tQ1otations represent prices from
IObber to reiRiler.)
Produce.
Eggs-F'resh, candled, bS@6Oc; stor
age, 4S060c.
Butter lsin creamery, pound print
waited. SSm45c.
Checse--.t'ream prints. S41S6c.
Poultry---Ducks, 26H2Tc: hens, alive
22Gl 26c dressed, 2ba2sc, ROSTERS, 14d
lbc; geese, nom, turkeys, live SiMs6c
springers, 2-lbs and less, S18Ssc; larg'
sizes 23g2bC.
Fruits.
Lemons--Per box, $70OGS,00.
Oranges california, SS.SO06,bo; Flor
ida. Sb00dp550,
BanauaR-- POUND, sH07c.
Dried Pruit---Evaporated apples, fSn
lShc; peaches, 24Ia 12bc; prunes, ID,
nom, apricots, nom.
Grapes--Malaga, crates, $3.50; Tokayt
$2,h0M2.75.
Cocoanuts--sack 100, sioSo@lLOC.
Grapefruit New Florida, box, $500,
Applies Barrel stock Jonathan 81
all, Stayman's Winesaps 10000
81 100; Yorks. 81 0019 So Ganos. $1,000
I5Oi Ben Davis, s6.o0@SOO; box, bu.
SO. O0G1S75.
ranberries--BarraL S1l.001ll 80.
Grain and Feedstuffs.
Oats--White, dray lots, s2c; mixed
90c.
chops--Per ton. less than car lots
ts4 90.
Corn--sacked. tn dray load lots. No
z white, si19; No. 2 yellow. |i.7s; No
Mn FredA-Drny lcad lots, ton: bran,
$4,000 shorts, gray, $4,000.
:, Hay Timothy less than car lots,
No !. sa6, Nc 2. $40: alfalfa, choice
NOM; No, |, nom: No. 2, nom.
Cottonseed Products.
merchants Exchange QuotationsD
Crude oil, basis prime T. o, b.. mill
3Oc ID; hulls, loose, CARROTS, $9.50T10.
Groceries.
F1our-Barrel 24-lb. sacks, sll.50@
1925; self-rising, 1175dl2i0,
Meal--Crenm, Dbl, bags io0-lb. sacks.
$3.50; Job, socks, SsTo; burlaps, zoe
extra; standard. 4oc lower.
Sugar standard, granulated cane,
Rlce-Head, pound, 1sb9lac; broken
SIC.
Coffee--Arbuckle's roasted, case.
Memphis basis, - coo; roasted, bulk,
per H., nominal greer, common ordi-
nary, so13Sci Javns, Sd4Sc.
Vegetables.
Beans-Nevy, per ID. $40; Lima, Per
h., l4M@15kc,
Peas--California b,ack.eyed. per b.,
onions Sack, 100 lbe., s625G6.5o;
white wax, S6.50Ms spanish, crate, ais;
California bronze, cwt, fbO0G5.50
Potstoes--Cwt, all varieties, 1880
81 30,
Cahbnre---Northerr crate, S276a3ho
Poppere--Peck s0das5e.
Cucumbers &c. Hot house, Sl5Od2. 90
dozen,
Tettnce--Cnliforria crate, 50 sb.
Celery Bunch, MICHIGAN, 5OI60c
Caulflowers---CrAt S2.75,
Toma toes---Home-g grown, buahel, nom.
hugs, s9p5G3 90.
Sweet potp toes-Rrshal. SL25dl50.
Carrots-B ushel basket. S2g5
Parsnins- Bushel basket, t225
Hides and Wool.
Hldes--No, ] green, sailed, 8taS5c;
partly cured. 82M33c. green, 2onSlc,
43c; dry sailed, asa
No, / horse hides, $S00g9.OO; No. 3
horse hides, S7,o01S00; Clues and ponies
haf price.
sheepkins, 5Ocas20o; sbearngs. %
a soc, goat skins 75cdElb0; dry culls,
half price,
No. tallow. sdt0c, No. 2 tRllow,
I use; beesway. 92TS5e, ginseng, t12.00
@Sl4O0 Golden Seal. t400M5.0O,
Wool-Tub washed, 6J076c; clss
grease. B0mB5c; light bury grease, SO
a4oc hard hurry grease, 2JW30c,
Provisions.
Dry salt Meats Regular, 20hd2lc;
extras, 21c.
Sugar-Cured Meats-Standard hams
}aF2rt,
ronNn--rAuc,. select ed i6m4sc.
lard--Hog lard 30mS2c; best grades
,on pound h., &c snowdrift, SI475ef
I6 95; cattolene tls.500li90; crisco,
sl2; cooking oil, b., zee.
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
LOCAL SECURITIES.

Quotations are unofficial, being Sc
cured from the most reliable sources
and are based on the last known sale
and bid.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
Jack BrittOn
Has Soft Snap
In J. Tiilmdn

DETROIT Mich. Nov sack Brit
ton, welterweght champion. easily out
nointed Johnny rtlman, OF Minneapolis,
in l0-round bout here last night
Rritton extended himself only In the
Ia round
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
SUGAR,

NEW YORK. Nov s.--Raw sugar
steady; centrifugal. 7.2sc; fine Eranu-
lated, sc.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06

league OF professional baseball clubs
or the championship OF the baseball
season of 1919 is as follows: Chicago,
Cleveland, New York, Detroit, st.
Louis. Boston. Washington. Philadel-
phia,"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
MEMPHIS COTTON.

Memphis cotton closed steady and I'M
changed. Middling, 42.00c Sales, 1900
halaa
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
Hides and Wool.
Provisions.

Dry salt Meats Regular 2Oh d9ic,
extras, 21c
Sugar-t'ured Meats--Standard hams
3an2pr.
f,nnNn- -ranc,. select ed i6m4sc
Iard--Hog lard. 30mS2c; best grades
con pound, d., &c snowdriHt, sE475of
rs 95; cattolene, sls.50dH.oO; Crisco,
$40, cooking oil. h., 26c.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
Grain and Feedstuffs.

oats--White, dray lots. s2c; mixed
90c
Chops--Per ton, less than car lots.
ts4 co.
Corn--Sacked, In dray toad lots, No
2 white, st79 No. 2 yellow. $l,Ts No
MIXED, $l.77.
Mn Fredh--Drny lp7d lots, tom bran,
$500; shorts, gray, 5000.
Hay Timothy less than car lots,
nom, No L nom No. q nom
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
MEMPHIS MARKETS

(Qpotations represent prices from
Iobber TO reiRiler)
produnA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
Scclcy, Famous in This Speciality,
Called to Richmond.

+. II. S"eicy, OF Chicago and Phila-
d"lphia the noted truss expert, will
personally bc at the Murphy's Hotel
and viii remain in Richmond this
Tuesday and Wednesday, only Septcm-
her 10th and 18th. MIR. Scclcy says:
The Spcrmai!c Shield will no, ONLY re-
tain any case Of rupture perfectly. but
contracts the opening In o days on the
average case. This instrument received
the only award in England and in
Spain. producing results without sur
gerry, injections, medical treatment or
prescriptions. MIR. Seelcy has nocu-
mcnts from the United States Govern
ment. Washington, ID. C.. for inspection.
All charity cases without charge. Or il
any interested call he Will bc glad to
show same without charge or fit them
If desired business demands prevent
stopping at any other place in this
section.
g.. S.-I:vcry abatement in this notice
has been verified before tho Federal
and state t"urts.-F. ~. SecIcy.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
GIANTS BLANKED BY REDS
HUGE CROWD SEES MORAN'S
CLUB WIN BY 300 SCORE
SalIrc Pitches brilliant Gnmc md Is
Given Fast support. While len
ton IL Tribe wild.
fny Associated Press

CINCINNATI OHIO. sept. l5.--The
league leaders shutout their nearest
rivals. the New York Giants III the
first game Of thetr series here this
afternoon before l4.50C fans. tho lar:;-
est crowd that ever saw a Monday
game in either major league except
on - holiday.
Sallce pitched brilliantly and was
given very fast support. He did not
pass man or Strike out a batter
benton was hit freely in tho first
five innings. Duncun'S nom" run to
tight f@ld gave the Reds thor first
run in the second inning. IN the itjh
after they had filled the bases on hits
10y schneider. Sailre and Rath. bcutou
weakened and forced in two runs ny
passing pauhcr; ana Duncan.
Long and accurate throws from the
ou;hrld cut OF Nv Works. chances to
score. In the first inning Neal" throw
out Burns az third base after stopping
kaun's hit TO right, and in the second
Duncan caught kcl!ys long fly and
then threw out Siartz at the plate.
when he tried TO score from third after
the catch Statz. who tripicd in the
second inning. was the only New York
player 10 reach third base
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
THREE FkVOR|TES BEATEN
SANARDO TRIUMPHS OVER
GRACE DIRECT IN 2:O6 PACE
direct Forbes Captures .:II Trot In
StrhiEht Heats. understanding
Comet. E:rLcd To Win.
fBv Associated Press

COLUMBUS. ONO. Sept. Ia.-Thro,
OF the four favoritcs in the opening
proSram OF the two weeks Grand Cir
cunt race meet here today were defeat
ed here this afternoon.
-, ne DiEsHSt surprise. was tho defca:
OF Grace Direct in the King stalk.
straight heats. The best ,im m"h wa ~;
~, =, ~ in the fist mile.
10 the half in EOS and Sanardo ,vc,,,
the last half in ~ g.; seconds 10 w',,
trace Direct showed tn. effects nf
.m mn ;r racing campaign and Tired \,
The 2:il tro,. with sixteen s,,r,.r.
I h.m,s o'r '.n,,o FORBES WIN. in straight
was distnnccd in The second bn,'t ''''e'
~ TOOK four heats to d",.id, tho
~ tsk t,'. o' 40 cot trot. Day star iinal-
Iuitt lame, but managed /" =, =, NM, MAS
Ssc"nd' money. Hollywood E,t" ~
ne, .mc 2:o1 trot. with Busy's Lassjc "o, !,
Summaries:
piZ S$G. rciSSs; liz HtSi h. "f 81 Gi- Macon
Kesaana Moor Moor b m ;,liiiLs.,-i.i,.....
Te snn Tyiu'emh b. h, lwaikcty 60. 49,. . (
rrnce Ilai Hiack ' bhmdns r'fs; '"Sc y
Msndos" 'FsS com MIS- and Tlrr;W2od iie Tad
started. h'' "'nv""h also
Tine s 2W;a. s 7 G;n : ;G'',: rror
rw" DC in hI ,br.c hf ~, Fuiuri purse $3.50
pa i:o Star b {. hv Peter the Great
p nSs Or. 6v I::;;a,wa:ah ,Nu4:: 81 !
m" Great Miss Morris b + hy
f"lcr INC Great twhitcp.. o Do
i;nSit" Harvester. Voltage FoucU Ir11l-
"a; w avs ana Search Worthy also St.rtc,
five ne 10 k,ns Stake: purse. sl.Na. Three In
s1 1Wra,i b. :. hv san Francisco
GrhcC Direct, b IN. ,S,urrconj...
Jay Mack. on. h ,Whitchcadt %
started. ' ''''''' also
Time. 9:oe'. 2:os,.. e:cS,.
200 TRoT.
Three heats; purse. s. 900
Dodr" IDodcsp :,
Busy ;. l.aSs!c. %. IN. t,'uAI : I,
fracCia. II. m 'Stoh"tI ....... -...... .
r hi.iG"d'g Cr'"k Per jun I.it.o tack.
TtMe. .Iti.. ..C6. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

K,rah 10; (Eosnsee, 81: g. s715 3 o.
. .iS5; Sea queen. 10. tschuitineer) ST..
- So. third. Time. 1907 Is squire |h.ri,,
,Wehew kitty Gordon. Sadi. l. indian. Su
!oyal Rcd BIRD nancy Ann Sandrive- also
Second Tacss--one mile and seventy yards
::!i9. ..,tc"nd =, MuSk@,. Ito tSShn';ineerY.
Wesh7sSs rdtIy,S w wart "a, EIFm9 dy a.;
ssis. H .a, h9iia Ma;oaks. War club R~y
Third rsc'-si, furionss ais, r"i. r,ce
l II Ssi%ss} $, ';6;: ssspas IayL ~
Murphy ii'ra colo XIV aivolia p Hvion M3 ~
ii''''S; -os So L"oi katc bright, Eiec,"a
sort AHaehaSs!n.' Sweet Aiyssuin Ktgian
and s'ot'h Taes,,ha nayyiew handicap mil
i i6o - - s. g out nrs, sip,iery Eiin,
s sG i.5 Synde '7S and S4 second. Gad
bu t!'i H. T 1Moss9als an sH.een,n-lun
irish kiss, l95 lkodrlruczj $40 s. ' -
2nd h!ng John. TO ,McCrannl 800 mira
Ira. siatfy is-ey tgT.nf skim iHe orcas. .ai
Doiina Thorn bloom also r.n '""u''
S'1th .accI mil and seventy yards-H.t.
is VIZ ssdaa e IN iG: CNS @ ,ya!
Shannon. Jack Hcaly iair j'rirS"' y, An
re-. .sue' 70" rosa hcsis,. !..ttle Ed C.Gai!,
scEenth T"c"-'nll- and a sixteenth
tie re, CottaEc III bryan, sf.I0. $3.50. s. 90
second lndo!ence. iii IRo,iuso,'' :.
third. Time, !:4a t-5 rr"J.,i%L - $"
2 Pin G nn II J"hns'n jacn",,a Luther n.
SpEihE Saha!a also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
Now Is Good Time to
Drive Out Catarrh

direct from the forest. which combat
disca So germs in the blood. This great
remedy has been used for more than
tsuits. II has been successfully used
by those afflicted with even the sever
est cases of Catarrh. 1t relieves Ca
tarrh, for IT treats the disease n. It's
source. S. $. S. is sold by druEg. SITS
everywhere.
For the benefit OF those anlicted
win catarrh we ma intain a medical
department in charge of "a specialist
skilled in this disease. II you will
write us fully. he Will give your case
careful study. and write you just what
your own individual ease requires No
charge Is made for this service. Adj
dress Swift Specific CO.. 2G2 Swift Lab
oratory, Atlanta. Ga.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
HAVRE De GRACE ENTRIES

c. onss' Pa. rsre 81 sa c re
jio si;s Si ii1c,a 10 i"cEarse 10 Yanhank
H1ddsn sh ~ 10 hoser,s. hre'6s iT
Second race steooicchasc. ,ao muc.
Pioneer. lt Gulir!rht. lZ7. HIss F,y =.
Candid ate. II. 40. otto Fio,o a. -'
Third racthve and or--h., .y-ior,
Constanry. III. Iurita .ii9 Ny Iso1ts -
Iourjours. il5; Toucanet. 10. h'syar IA.
Wedd.nz caSe IL; Marth" luck.,l i!o
VI Fourth &C. {rac.-st[ fp,ioosa- -. K.llv.
Wan Marye!. 80: S,srtl!nr u. iDu! . y
70: Tho Porter. l5s Franklin -, Race.
h4fth rac--rrrc-ton tursc one milo and
ssveqty yardsw. Marvc. !is. clan G o. %I.,'
late. 1N
Sixth race-one mile and 4 ouar,c- "a.
nevo,ent. ii: naMoerA 10 Dedd". choi"e.
spar: lo1: y x. Resl ir.
Seventh race mile and riItc"r'H Tho
g.iri,Ina H., y. snk BRO; II. Inau,e,s
Baby's Sister. lds. raw r. rl"asau'or III.
Mira. !16: Gala Dress. ia Nir!'.n," 10.
Juan Juanite; III. III! Fairy Us Pfirce
Henry. lie: Fairy Prince ~. Ttai Id
ROYAL III. Airn eligible Calcrtine II.
Gsrbase:. III: FRANK =. Mrhe. ls Grss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
II May Not BE Troubling You
During the Warm Weather,
But IL is Still In Your Blood.

'al"rrh is not only Il disgusting
disease but is a dangerous one. and
YOU Should never Let up in your e.
ior's I" get II out Of your system un,n
YOU have done 1T thoroughly Get rid
OF it, whatever il costs you in trouble
and money.
Mid weather viii aid the ,rca ,mcnt
and this is an excellent time TO thor
oNrh!y cleans" ia" blood OF tn. germs
or 'at"rrh ana 10" forever rid OF the
ti"uh!cSom" sprays and douchcX that
can only relieve you for "a time
S, $. $. is "a purely vegetable blood
remedy. made from roots aud herbs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
DODGERS. 4-6; PIRATES, 80
'r%-t>G.I, g., Z

PITTSBURGH. Sept. IL. II Brooklyn
deal; a severe blow 10 Pttshurghs
hopes ot third place when the Pirates
We're defeated here today in both
games OF a doublc-headcr. { 10 3 and
i TO q.
Cooper was hit hard in tho first in
ming, three hits. hit hatsmun and a
wild pitch scoring tire" runs while
the fourth run was the result OF \
pass. following by a two-has" hit.
The locals rallied i'm the ninth. scor-
ing three runs on three singles and a
double. In Tho second game Cadorc
could not ne hit. Will" Hamilton and
Wisncr We're easy for the Brooklyn
battcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
| hree Elevens in Action
at University Of Virginia

NERSITi or VIRGIN
sept; l".-fhcrc were ~ number of
hhhiii"hS 10 NirSinin's fuothaii
squad today.
tm"nG them were Alex Stunt
Gnhrd ON 'f6 eleven; burnett quar-
Yer back. fornrri. Of Episcnpai
iiSh: cray. big tackle: Vert u
S"hrn: scott. an end from Epi>co-
PAL Iii.h: Pete Parrish, q hig lines
man. and Mcconnell, nm end from,
GrnrEin.
ihrrr "'rNcnS were In action. \
team iincd-up ns fOIiow-: N,i,hic
ma ZACH Hinchnrf. ends; Binkry md
hh>>ri', tn' les; Mct.Ounn aud Fen
wick. Eunris: Wood, center; l,u,is
"hnrirr hnck: Hollis Rinrhart and
i"nn, half backs; baker, fuiI bnck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
LEXINGTON CARD TODAY

l35 .I Farpav i07 JSo Stahr io7 sra
re Moore, li9: John il. Iig I.incclo;. iii:
rmllnN. IL: = u. lohnson; ~; Happv Go
n; w W. lIaStinr. -. Also ciirihIo-.
TASTY Cora 100. Iubahd III: lack screw
Is; Bullion. ~: ire.z.. !lt Somewhere in
France. to-. "
Eiuzey. To-: Miss Manage. i07 Zui%fka. ~ 10.
Eratiir.y'a;GG5 70; s;cckwCll 10: Column bi.
II Also clicihls-Marv Ioscphne. 20;
Truaut 10: : . Anderson. ~ Con,tan
i.n'. l!": War Garden. 10: Service Flag.
Third ,!see-Thc Richm?nd nys furlonrs-
q Honor. los Busy sigma. ito: Ma ri"
Maxim; 10; Eu!ah r. 10 l.u&cs rrt. l!9:
Sniceburv lis. I.lttle SANDY. III, Niso eli:
rihlc- MEstcr!ouS Girl. 10. Miss Bopccu. los
A,ta Roy T. ii3: t:N,Cs Of Youth :o5: Mar
w to Mf l The I %9H'n tio,d III h.naicar
in furiomcs Lively. To-: Blu" Paradise. ioi:
Major Parkc. loi; Scwcll combs I5G: Amer
icsn A,c. iii HI.gi,ic paw u: High Cost.
f!f'hf rcahe Ah ii:G on .SFr n.Hraux
Col. iNi. Mimic H.. iQ3: Sk"crfacc. lo5: Au-
rem, o.: Harvest King. 100. Buford l"g:
sma G. sS os,aT 9E m f9a o2 S'GHsG%Rin
'.: Vision. los. Grace 700 Reclamation.
o.; ry,5ra"n.y. iHI; Silent E.I. ~. canals
rs Moscowa 1905: Bandv,no 10. Kewpt"
o'N.il. 10. Kentucky Roy. 10. i<iur'i SHEER.
10. Hocnr. !!2. Dick Williams. Ii. Rev.
Seventh rae" mile and a sxtccnth--- Mos
k"ntuckv Bov. 10: kInrnSh"r. IL: Hocn!r.
li&: DICK Williams. !i5 Revelcr. lis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
CARDINALS, q: BRAVES. 3

ST. LOUIS. sept. l5-St. Louis came
from behind ana beat Boston in Inc
4 to- ,;
The Braves drove Schupp from The
boz and gained a tht""-run lead in Inc
second but s. Louis rallied in the
sixth and scored the living and ,yf,-
ming runs on three singles. stolen
base and Il sacr.iic" HIT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
LEXINGTON RESULTS

@? 5S, Go': $50 h, Neo M.oi
pm,iiTni. u" ytiii%"w%"rhli ,,i@ 5hird; T!m@
Maud Bacon. Pas De chance. Hieasur"v'll-.
second raC"-iivc furlongs--I.adv sweep.
~, MqrFsy5 ;,oS 81 So $40 So 3oH:
!rriinmon,d Cir, il2 ,,[;araneT} $50 ,hiT,.
Bottv Curry fiddl" D"". Herself Frivo!!ty.
Second Cousin. Waters Meet, Little blossom,
ran.
JACK Hare. ,rr lis Murray. $40 81 30.
$40. won. King CORN. ilj U.ykeD. 800.
go second Ocean Sweep. 100 'Groth).
sam Rey. Big OF War. Suhahdar. SrearIcHe.
s'our,h racc-,he Midway: milo and six.
'""uth--Swar. lo5 Van IIuIlcr). 10. 81 so.
out Won; RcEalu, io7 CWarriuE,on) s. 20.
"m' s"G%md; LEGAL 10. ,GgTan".>. out.
FIfth race--.ive turlonga--Mllc Dazic. l02
Murray. Si"lo. SG.70. $40. won. Bulah
J.. loo (Pi,z). sis 90. 5000 second; hIuia
70" ,Gro,hl 'I2 80. third. T!nc--i 81.
''nia. Miss Parn"!! Horace Torch Ruby
sixth rac"-the NJ, Sterling: mile and
SiN,,",'ntth w ~ II? Gnnsf?rdl; So"
s. 80, second Lady Rachel - tC.n;cldI.
- 20 third Tim"-l:.j 30 Little March
mont. i!ulldozc, Hunt Mann. Mistress Polly
and stevenson ran.
IIciiIG io7 ,Moor@i $50. $40. 81
won: PM. s'ine. 10 ,Ieinisch). $50. 81 20
second K"dIand. lis CHawkinsD. 81 70
third Timr--l:i1 3-5 Count"rha i. nee
i-"ah C"chranc. Buddy Tucker crystal Day.
) MURDOCH Dahabiah H. puHe OF shelby
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
GLASS; OUTFITS SELDOM
ANNEX FLAG IN NAT|ONA!
ror rive of Last Six Years, Pcnna,S
Has Been Won by Club OF
HiiSfltS and CaStoffS.
STALLiNGS UPSET THE dope"
Majority OF Braves Who Coppct
N"rinS Championship in 1914
''hd bcrn Tossed Aside by Othrr
riots, rs Have Murln's PLAYERS.

HEN YORK sept. LIT wou;i
{atnn 'Ii, ~ YOU want 20 win ras
IN 'h" ii"Folcr organization il is vr.il
:" s"' together a collection Of "n,is-
hts and "cas,ona" "'a-
'urinE tho last six years ONLY ON,
Ass team has climbed 10 mo o.
toner heights Iu tho five other son
sons "a" cub That rorr"s"ntcd tho IA.
COMMITMENT on Tonth rnEeI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
NCM No1,
{ incinnati.
Totals =. 81 I
7 otaIs 81 otaIs
'Batted for BENTON in sixth
-RattcG for Dut< in ninth.
Ran for MCCa-ty N eighth

New York ....... ......n o 0 ~
S'1rinma;l ;.rrt..,'....V ~
-u0--Duncsu. stolen baso--Rcush. Sacri-
ic" hits-DuHcan. Sallc". Double plays
Duncan 20 Rar,dcn. Schrcih"- 70 Eath to
paubcr,; Kopf to Rath 70 pauh"-t Iof,
on has.S-Nc" York, {; Cincinnati. .. Base
on haus-B"nton =; Ryan. I. EIitS-on
h"ntor. in =; OF puhuc. mono in =. OF
kyan. non" in !. STRUCK out--by Benton.
Dubuc, !. Losing NATURALIZATION
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WHITE S0X TRIUMPH, 11-10.
WINNING TALLY SCORED ON
JACKSON'S TRIPLE IN NINTH
Pitcher Xinn Goes In nS Pinch uittcr
In finnl Frame and Drives
BRII Over Fence

fIill.ADEl-FlilA. Sept. l5.-pi,chcr
Ilhh. pinch hitting in tho ninth. drove
me bail over the right right field
renee. with two men on bases making
ihiiad"lphias total one short OF tying
Chicago.
Then Jackson backed up against tho
blcachcrS and caught Stylus' long
drive. chicago winning. II to 10
thicago's winning run was scored ON
fly.
Score:
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo. /. Kansas CITY. o.
81. Paul. ): Louisville. -
Milwaukee, Indianapolis. played yes
t.rday.
NJ nneapolis Columbus. played yes
'Cr,iay
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Fighter Wa. Overseas.

Fred Fritts. the Bayonn" heavy
weight VINO ho1"s IN" sensational Al
Roberts, OF Staten Island A. no
Bayonne A. a. next TUESDAY night 70
Gently returned from naval service
overseas after sixteen months absence
from home, during which time n. wan
honors In several hig tournaments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16

STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Iirooki,n. I-6; Pittsburgh 40.
Cincinnati. 3: New York. o.
ninrs). "
81. Louis. {: Boston 3.
GAMES TODAY.
brooklyn mt Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago
Boston at ~. Louis.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
HostOn-C lcN rlmuI trnin)
Chicago. u: Philadelphia. 10.
comfy games .rhrduleti)
GAMES TODAY.
II. Louis AT Washington
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston
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ST. JpSEFl. Mo-, Sept. l5-Ry VIM
ming from Wichita. - Joseph clnclea
it's lead ON first place IN Tho western
LonEU" ana became the assured men
naut winner
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Huston.


T0taTs = no . T0IaI- ~ ~ A
Hated for p'%ou iu ninth
Jthtt"d for Rudolph ~ ninth
iltan FOR shelton IN t.hrd
The Prescott daily news., 1919-12-17

Prescott is to carry out the real Goodfellows spirit by arranging to let Goodfellow take care of one or more needy children.
 Try loaf of our Butter Crust Bread, baked same day as shipped. We deliver bread with groceries: H. A. Hamilton & Go.
 Prescott Goodfellows will take care of kiddies that Santa Claus is about to overlook
 FOR SALE-Cheap for cash, or will trade for milk cows, one Buick car in good running condition. See T. c. Wylie. 12-16-tf
 The Goodfellows editor is stationed in H. B. McKenzie's office, phone 104. Don't forget the automobile auction sale at the corner of West Main and Third streets, next Saturday after noon at o'clock. One Overland tour ing car and Chevrolet at your own price. 16d4 LOST-Small bunch of keys. Finder return to w. H. McBryde or Dr. Rice's office. 16d2 Wanted at Once-20 Goodfellows. Report tomorrow in person at H. B. McKenzie's office or phone 1O4. Re- port between a. m. and p. m. Try a loaf of our Butter Crust Bread, baked same day as shipped. We deliver bread with groceries. H. A. Hamilton 6 Co.
 Percolators, casseroles, bread trays, at lower prices. Prescott Hardware Go.
 The most energetic workers feel lazy and low-spirited at times. This condition is caused by impurities in the stomach, liver and bowels, which should be gotten rid of before they bring on a sick spell. A few doses of Prickly Ash Bitters, the remedy that men use, cleanses the system and sends new life and vigor to every part of the body. Price $1.25 per bottle. Hesterly Drug Store, Special Agt. cod