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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
POP" LANNIGAN ARRIVES
TO TRAIN VIRGINIA SQUAD
Head Coach Coleman Expresses Conf
dence in Eleven for This season
Before Leaving for Trimming,
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatt

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Sept 10
Pop" Lannigan, Nirginia's veteran
athletic trainer. reached here today
from Mt Vernon. Me. and this after
noon got his first glimpse OF the foot
ball squad Of about thirty candidates
Head Coach Coleman, before starting
for Glenn Warmers training camp. cX-
pressed his belief that Virginia would
have representative eleven this fall
Word has been received from a num-
be- of stars of former years. he said
stating their intention to return.
Ray, whose Eridiron career was in
tcrrupted by his receiving Rhodes
scholarship TO oxford, will he back
after serving in the army.
lie was star half back six years
ago. Alex Stuart. guard on thct19ls
team. VIII also report as will Nc
Nersity OF South Carolina
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Members Of Boat Club
Have Big Time at Dinner

royni good time WINS the order
Of things mt the dinner given by
members of the Virginia BOat Club
inst night In the business Mems
Club To the winning crew which
took first place in the feature race
in the Southern Rowing Association
regatta nj Baltimore on July .6.
More than 100 were present, rang
ing from Judge Beverly Crump,
president OF tho club. to the new
members who nre taking m active
pnrt In the activities.
Dinner wns served mt O'Clock,
and wns followed by short speeches
by judge Crump, william L.. CrnS-
ford, WoodsOn "addey, SOmmer-
Vile Brock. Coleman Andrews, Tny-
Tor LafOOn, Wade Sims, Robert
trump. DIR. Fuimer bright, DIR. Con-
mnn and Ed Hotze. Captain Hob
Forrest acted nv toastmHster.
LafOOn and Sims will captain the
two teams. Reds and Whites, which
VIII compete In the club regatta on
the Jnmes Saturday. HOth predict
victory for their sides. 4 battle IL
expected before the issue is settled
Saturday.
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DOUBLE BILL FRIDAY
,Iujutsu Match md Catch lis atch-Cnn
Bout on Honrd at HrOadNyny
Athletic Arena.

Turner and Oishc viii meet in Il jul
iutSu contest AT the Broadway athletic
arena Friday night, Catch-as-catch
can rules governed the 'irst battle here
between the Jap and Turner, which
was won by the latter
The old fox proved TOO strong for his
lighter and smaller opponent In the
America style Of wrestling, but he
viii encounter a different proposition
when he tackles the Jap again Friday
night.
oIshc is at his best in jujutsu. a
fact which was set forth in his recent
enlargement here with Martin Ludcckc.
He believes hr can master Turner in
the Japanese sport.
The scco!d battle between middle
weights Friday Will send Bobby Main
fort. OF charlottesville into action
against Joe Leci.ard, OF Springfield.
Mass. Mainfort has been kept out Of
the game for several months as the
result Of a broken leg and other in
IurIcS, which he received in an acci-
dent At Charlottesville.
He mad his iirSt test on the mat since
he was injured several nights ago in
a bout with "Zeke" Smith a, Washing
ton. The deadlock artist got the de-
c!sion after a warm battle.
The combination of 1uiutsu and
catch as catch .an should furnish an
interesting card. ana II is indicated
that many fans VIII attend the out
door contests.
Women viii he admitted free Ed
die Bass viii referee both bouts.
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ERROR BEATS COLUMBIA
MisrUr Allows Atlanta to Win Cham
pionship Game by Margin of One
Kun, TO I.

COLUMBIA, s. c.. Sept. lO-An error
by Mayer the only misplay of the
Sainc, allowed Atlanta to score the
winning run in the ninth inning this
afternoon, the visitors defeating CO.
!umb!a, = 10 I.
The game was pitchers battle be-
tween SusEs and ScosGins. with little
TO choose between them
Atlanta failed to Get 4 hit off ScoC-
gins until the sixth inning, when q
singl" and a triple were punched TO
score the first run. The score was tied
by Columbia with a double AMI two
sacrifice hits, and the last run resulted
from Il single, sacrifice, wild pitch and
error.
The fielding Of King and Lacey for
Columbia. and Moore for Atlanta. was
spectacular.
Scor" by innings: r. H
Atlanta ...... 90 o0l-2 o
Columbia 800. 900 1901 G
batteries: ScugGs and Higgins; Scog-
gins ana RawHon.
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Time Makes No Mistakes.

We have never claimed that
S. S. S. was medicine to work
wonders, nor one that would
cure every physical ailment or
disorder. More than fifty years
ago it was placed on the mar
ket and recommended as a
blood purifier, and today, after
a long and successful career,
and when it's use has become
almost universal, only the same
honest claim is made for it
that it will relieve those dis
eases and disorders arising
from an impoverished condition
of the blood. Time makes no
mistakes, and the very best
recommendation Of S. S. S. is
the fact that it has stood a long
test and is now more generally
used than ever before, and has
the confidence, we believe, of
a greater number Of people than
any other blood medicine.
The blood is the most vital
force Of life; every organ,
nerve, muscle, tissue and sinew
Of the body is dependent on it
for nourishment and strength,
and as it circulates through
the system, pure and rich, it
furnishes these different men,
bers the healthful properties
needed to preserve them and
enable them to perform their
various duties. So long as the
blood remains free from infec-
ton we are apt to escape dis
ease, but any impurity, humor
or poison acts injuriously on
the system and affects the gen
eral health.
Postular eruptions. pimples,
rashes, and the various skin
affections show that the blood
is in a feverish condition as a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
CALDWELL HURLS NO.HIT
GAME AGAINST CLEVELAND
Wns Thought 10 Bc ..Throucb" Whc,
Yankees sent Him 10 Red SuN and
they shipped Him To Indians
NEW YORK. scn1- lo--.Rav calh,

NEW YORK, Sept lo,-Ray Caldwell
was struck oT lightning, IN The course
letics al cleveland Two weeks ago and
today he pitched 4 no. hit game i'm m.
first half OF a double header hctIycrn
the Yankees AM Indians at The polo
Grounds
The Indians won the game by a score
OF 10 o and took the second by the
There is some talk now of sending
the Yankee pitchers TO Brest, France,
next springi TO rain on rain and light
viii not be equipped y With III is htn nhsE
rods II they make the trip II Is
further understood that they viii no;
carry any club insurance.
Caldwell pitched Il mastery game.
and only two OF the Yankees reached
first base. Hannah walked in the sixth
inning and in the seventh Baker got
through on an error BY Wamby III
neither instance. however were III.
Yankees able 10 make anything OF these
passing opportunities
CaldweN now iinds himself somewhat
In the same position as the doughboy
who experienced the eAhilarating SEN
sation Of reading his own obituary In
his hometown paper For a pitcher
who was presumed to have died base
ball death last year. when the Yankees
alive.
He was unable TO get going with the
was given his unconditional release. tic
lief; Boston and the dry climate OF New
England and joined up with the In
dams. Simultaneously he purchased q
weather almanac, AND today with
threat OF rain in the skies. ne took his
turn in the box
l, was his fourth victory in i've
starts for the Indians and il was tn"
first no-hit game he has ever pitched
His best previous effort was a two
hit game which nc ACCOMPLISHED as =
member OF the Yankees a few years
ago.
The only detea, which he has suf-
fered since he ioined tho Indians &C
CURED few weeks ago when the
White So1 beat aim by :. margin. OF one
run.
Caldwelrs no-hit achievement was
the frst sort made by an American
Lea que pitcher n, New York ia som"
years. Back on the hilltop. Cy Young
pitched hit gamc, ut his perform.
ance has not been duplicated since
then.
So The last hitless game PLAYED in NJ w,
York was pitched by Jimmy LaVendcr
atagainst the Giants In 1916
P%'A crowd Of some 10000 saw Caldwell
Is pitch h.s masterpiece and he vas ac-
corded trem" ldous ovation AS he
!. walked of the h.ld after the game.
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OLDEST AND BEST
BLOOD PURIFIER

result Of some humor, or the
presence of an irritating, fiery
acid. rheumatism, Catarrh,
Sores and Ulcers, Scrofula and
similar blood disorders will
continue to grow worse as long
as the cause remains. A disor-
dered condition Of the blood
may come from various causes,
such as a sluggish condition of
the system, imperfect bowel
and kidney action, Indigestion,
ETC.; but whatever the cause
the blood must be purified be-
fore the body can be healthy.
5. S. S. is a natural blood
purifier and tonic. 1t is made
entirely of the harmless Juices
and extracts of roots, herbs and
barks of recognized medicinal
value, and being free from all
harmful minerals, is an abso-
lutely safe medicine for Young
or old. S. S. S. goes into the
circulation. 1t freshens and
enriches the blood and will do
for you what it has done for
thousands Of others. S. S. s. ia
the most reliable and at the
same time a most pleasant act
ing medicine for those whose
blood has become impoverished
and needs building up.
A course Of S. S. S. will prove
to you it's great efficacy, as it
has in numerous other cases
which have been reported to
us by grateful patients.
Do not continue to suffer be-
cause of wrong treatment, but
go to your drug store and COM
mence taking S. S. S. today.
Also write fully to our head
physician, who will give you
full instructions about your
own case.
Address Medical Director.
Az Swift Laboratory, Atlanta,
Georgia.-Adv.
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HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

r!,s, S, E3s ' iIs IHn'o. l.:
Calvert. liz: Colonel la. i6.' nv H.,
brd LOG; Hasten On. ll2: ny r.dJir III
marina Luokctt. loa. Head over Heels.
second racc-steepiechas. two miles
ou2 rloto 49,; Flare. i5s' 'S 49,
hird race-!he IIip.Hip- Hooray rurs.
sX iu'Ionrs-Sir Barton. 100: Sunbr,.
nfii, v JKIs sji 49, 3uie,ats lo2 sailor 100
sun ,l39s pm, Mccoy. Ioi Dunchess T.ace.
q ,MM!iH Maid: ~; Startling. l05: Louise
Fourth race-thc Hartford County hand.
CAP; milo and 20 yards. Sunhriar i2s: "Sir
"a i:3; ,t:scoba: ~ Midnisht sun
LILLY Kelly los; War God. IO!: Siippcry
Elm. lo3; Clean Gone oS tCudrni lao,
iidhe Porter. III: Iiaubcrk. Ios. bondage
Irk I,,h entry 'Ro" entry;
hhl!-Wnrsaw. iit. clcen Of Tho Sca los.
na'rymian loi: Hank o'Day. los: naiisd.
i in4i iauh""k' 1903; Harry brivoSei. loo:
sixth racc--one mile and a si1tcen,h-
tslh liS; ls9lance; ii:: rnsen. liz:
- hallo. llo2; CAPITAL Cty. rs: Ame ricsn
NS,!.rEtn!a zen. lo7: Ben liatnpson. lis: Sir
Nll!lam Johnson. llo. IA iazot ll2 Dad
loI: EiE,lantc io7 Also eiicIhle-Co.
i asHeh2; III Su, e. n MiIlrT ii2 Little Cot.
seventh racr-rn,,c and nuarter-S.ua,or
Er"d"rich. 10: Legacy ici: Romeo ioc:
t0i"n.! Valentine. Iln: Aus,rsl. Ill Thrift
!'S; fniFy Prince. 100; Royal. los.
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WINCHESTER HORSE SHOW
STOPPED BY transform
Unusually Good IsncinE Card with All
'insseS We'll Filled Draws Large
Crowd To Exhibition.

ISnec;aI % The Times DisDatch]
WINCH ESTt:R. VA. Sept. lO-A
racing card of unusual attractiy,ness
ana with all classes we'll hlled. drew
large crowds this afternoon 10 the
hitieth annual exhibition of the Shcn-
andoah Valley Agricultural Society
now in progress on the Ninchestor
Fair Grounds
hut the races were scarcely under
way when a rainstorm broke
=, Rain was still falling tonight and
rom Cannon and Charles ~ Hopkins
IN charge OF the course. expressed
doubt as 10 whether the program could
be finished.
Earlier in IN. day daring airplanc
nights were made by Lieutenant A w
Starouck and Lieutenant c. Is w.
Collyer. HaEerstown, Md.
ihsir spectacular performances in
cuucd changing seats in midair and
walking upright around the wings
going eighty miles an hour.
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jim BARNES WINS TOURNEY
ADDS SOUTHERN OPEN TITLE
TO HIS HONORS AT ATLANTA
larry HAMPTON. of Country Club,
'ihhhc" seventh md Is Awarded
special Prize OF $50.

ATLANTA. GA. Sept. JOHN
barnes, Sunset Hill professional and
western open champion. today added
the southern open golf champion to
his titles his closest opposition COM
ing from Robert T. Jones. Jr.. OF At
lanta.
Barnes shot the seventy-two holes
of the match in 293 and Jones was one
stroke behind.
J. Douglas Edgar, Druid Hills. At
lanta professional. came third with
297 The St. Louis professional won
$500 in taking first place: Edgar.
second highest professional won 5000.
and the third prize professional Mace
vent TO Leo Diegel. Detroit, who got
Jones. as high amateur. was awarded
a Goid media and received another for
strokes .
Harry Hampton. Richmond. Va. won
S?o Tor making eighteen holes In fewer.
strokes than any other professional i'm
the tournament.
The first ten Professionals drew
, Barnes started the days play with
already PLAYED; Jones and Edgar had
seventy-one on the first eighteen holes
70 seven,y-six for Jones. but in the
mr rnfrno;o the count was reversed. The
professional requiring Scventy-six and
,he amateur making the final eighteen
holcS in seventy-one Edgar made q
seyenty-thrcc and sevcnty-scvcn for
todhy's play.
The players who finished and their
Jim Barnes. Sunset Hill. 2ea.
1''f ndnsI + Jones P.Gs. Jr Atlanta 2e4.
Leo Dicgcl. Detroit. 500
Willie Ogg. Atlanta 3o2
I:mmei French. York 300
Harry Hampton. Richmond 3l2
y: w Damon Woodlcigh. 3l4
CHARLES Rowe. OakmOnt 3I4
Charles Hall Birming ham. 800
Jock Mckenzie. CHATTANOOGA 3ol.
John Okc. Nollton. 522
Perry Adair. Atlanta. aga
left Loenler. Oakmont 324
Richard Hickey. Atlanta. 32f
Harry cowie. Tate Springs. 3a7
Jack burgess. Ashev!llc 33l
:. SproGcll. Roebuck. 332
Bob Peoples, Picking G. c. 33s
Eugene Mccarthy. Charlotte, 337.
J.: G. Lidde!i. Atlanta. 33s.
g. {. Dow. Austin 3is
~. {. Jones. Atlanta ass
X. -. Thompson. Birmingham. ISL.
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Players to Qualify for
Tourney at Hermitage

The IicrmitnEc Country Club viii
h"id the qualifying plny of eighteen
h"I"s Tor the September golf tour
nnncht ON saturday. September IT,
MI players will qualify on gross
scores medal play rules. mud will
'"htinnr nj match play IN groups
OF siNtrcns for trophies offered by
members Of the club
ards on this day will count on
NC n"rhnn"n trophy CUP, which
VIII he awarded the winners or thc
hrsf sixteen.
Ihc low eight gross scores on
this date viii MISC qualify for mn,cb
play, without handicaps, the win
n~r 10 represent the club for tho
Branch Cup.
This match will he PLAYED ,i,h
tho winner Of n similar contest hold
u! the Country Club Of virginia
ana VIII he thirt!-AiX hale, ,nn,rh
play over both courses, the ninxcr
winning this match becoming ,i,r
champion Tor The year aud having
his name engraved on the Gun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11

Death recently claimed a famous old
Eng iish athlete III the person OF VIII
nam cummings, the professional
runner. remembered as the opponent
OF w -. George when the latter ran
the mile in i:l24. which stood as the
professional record for thirty three
years Norman Tabcr. Of Brown Uni
vcrSitN AN amateur. did the distance
IN Al 10 five years ago. alone. beat
ing the figures. Cummings was sixty
years OF age and died in Glasgow
Scotland. The memorable race between
cummings and George was run in the
ran OF 1850 ~ Lille Bridge London
cummings led until the homcstretch.
where ne collapsed, and George won
easing up.
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RICHMOND CLUB DIsBANDED +.
NO TRANSFORMING SERIES
WITH PETERSBURG TEAM
"Chicf'' Rcndcr And Wife VIII Leave
T"dn! for Philadelphia in Car
bought by Fans.

The Richmond team. champions OF
The Virginia League for the second
half OF the season. has disbandcd and
there will be no post, season series
with any club.
AZ one time il looked as If Richmond
fans would see some of the fastest
baseball played here in years when the
Indians and the Columbia team OF the
South Atlantic League met at Boule-
ward Field.
This series was called Oft because Of
the championship games which CO.
lunhia is now playing with Atlanta.
and tho expense of holding the play
ors and paying their transportation TO
tests in the series.
Then there was rumor OF barn
stoFminE ihree-same series between
the Richmond and Petersburg clubs
ferc on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. y representative Of the Peters
burg players WAS scheduled TO meet
owner Wilson a; his office yesterday.
but he failed TO put in his appearance
and the whole matter was dropped.
Willing TO Lend Park.
Had the games been played they
would have had no effect on the
championship OF the Virginia League.
and would have been without the Off
clubs. Owner Wilson was willing.
however, 10 lend the players the park
here and let them divide the profits.
Why petersburg did not take advantage
OF the opportunity IS not known.
Many post-season series were talked
OF for the Richmond team. The Off
cial series fell through miscrably when
Owners wilson and Kidd failed TO
reach a playing agreement. Then the
Norfolk club was offered the oppor-
tun!ty OF C!ashinE with the Indians
and they found it impossible TO do
so.
Mex, came plans for the formation
cf an all-star club under the direction
ers in the circuit could not hs secured
and Oldr.nS was unwilling TO lead a
make-Shift aggregation. That put an
end TO the aii-star proposition The
other proposals followed in snort order,
tut none materializcd.
Players Leave Richmond.
Most Of the Richmond players left
Richmond last night for their homes.
Baker Will remain in town for several
days pending the deal between owner
Wilson and the New York Yankees.
The Yanks want the small fielder but
real money for him, and this is de-
nandcd by the Richmond magnate.
Failure OF the Yankees to come across
with the coin OF the realm will mean
that Baker Will probably remain with
the team. and he a member Of il next
season.
CHIEF Fender and his wife will
leave today for Philadelphia in their
new roadster, which was purchased in
large part WITH a fund donated by
Richmond fans in appreciation Of the
services of the Chief" The sum was
not entirely subscribed, h"' Nw""~
Wilson and other parties maze uD the
difference il is understood.
The Renders viii go TO their home
in Philadelphia from here.
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PINCH HITTING WINS GAME
ATHLETICS CHALK UP SIX
TAlllES IN NINTH INNING
DnusS Holds Mnclnicn to Single Snfety
but Detroit Is Defeated In
Finni Frnme, q to ..
IBy Associated Prcss.1

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1O-Pinch-
hitting extraordinary enabled Philadel-
phia to score six runs with one out in
the ninth inning and win from De-
troit today. 6 to 5.
The Tigers rolled up five runs on
Boone. one OF Mack's recruit pitchers
while Dauss held the Athletics to a
single hit until the ninth inning.
scored on Griffin's triple Wclsh's
Erounder was fumbled by Bush. Gal
loway forced Welsh. Griffin scoring
Strunk walked. Burrus tripled. Gal
loway and Strunk scoring.
Walker hit home run into tho left
hcld bieachcrS scoring Burrus ahead
of him and winning the game.
Score:
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.sALLEE SHUTS OUT PILLS .
LEAGUE LEADERS CAPTURE
LAST GAME BY 20 SCORE
Contest One of Hest Played Of Season,
Both Teams Fielding In
tanitlcSS style.
[Rv As.ociatcd Prcssl

CINCINNATI Sept. i0.-Sallce was
in excellent form today and outpitcheI
IofE. enabling Ia icaEue leaders to
win their hasa game it'll Philadelphia
by score cf 10 o.
In only ore inning did visiting run
ner reach third base. The Reds scored
thea tH" runs IN the fourth on a sin
gle Dy Dauhert. Il dGubie by Roush and
Il nj: 20 center h.: duncan. after Ncale
ami kopf had struck out.
II WAS one IF Tie best PLAYED games
lcSSlv.
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GIANTS, 7; CUBS, 2


CHICAGO. Sept 1o.-New York hi,
Hendrix hard today. driving him out
81 he box in the first inning. and cas-
ily defeated Chicago, I to =
Tie visitors accumulated eighteen
hits. EurnS and kauff making three
"a"h. The locals used Bailey and Car
ter after Hendricks retirement but
neither was able 10 stop the visitors.
Toncy retired after the second in
ming and was replaced by Barnes.
Young injured his hani attempting 10
catch a line drive am! retired from The
game.
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Philntlelpl,ln.
Detroit.

score by innings: r.
Bstroit ................:... eo3ioool
summary: Two-base hi,s-Ncach Young
Three. base hit.-C"bb Griffin. Burrus Home
Sacrifice hits-Heilmann.' Dauss I.cf, on
ba sesIDctr1it. 10: Philadelnhia; 4. Bases
Boonc. 10 in S Struck out--Dauss. 10: John
son. l. Winning pitchcr-Iohnson.
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ITALIANS PLAY SOCCER
Winter Sport In Most Countries I.
Being Played in Italy Under
boiling sun.

ROME. Sept. 10.-With the thermome-
ter registering ninety degrees in the
shade. soccer football. a winter sport
in most countries, has become the
summer game Of Italy.
The opening game of the season was
played here recently under blazing
sun. The players being unmindful OF
the heat. During the week teams
from elementary and high schools of
Rome played wherever there is a vacant
spot.
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INDIANS, 3-3; YANKEES, OF
rBy Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Sept. lO-Clcvcland dc :
feated New York in both sections OF
a doublc-header here today. the scores
being to and 3 to =.
After Caldwell shut out his former
teammates without hit in the first
game. Uhle, former Cleveland sand
tho second game.
Gardner won the second game for
Cleveland in the sixth inning. hitting
a home run with Harris on base.
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St. Louis.
BROOKLYN.
Totals ......a9 - Totals 80 II II
.Ra;ted for Hcn.on In ninth
score hy innings: u

- sFog Ia5i. ...,-'.-.......... iooo3!.S
summary Two; base hi;s-Iavan. Ne
G"nry Hornshy Three base hits-Mycrs (e)
H"rnSby. Douhl" pIavs-Olson to Johnston
10 Schmandt; kon"tchy To Miller to Kildufr
!" Olson; stock to HornShy to MollwitZ
,;"N on haScS-Iirooklyu. .: St. Louis. l.
Eases on ba!lS-Mamaux. { Henon. 2: Good
win. J: kocntrsmark. l. Hts-0R Goodwin
IN of Woodward. in |: off Parker /
IN tnonc out in NINTH OF Mamaux 10 in
$; of Parker . tnone in eighth Hit hy
nitchrr-hy Parker. NJ Wheat Balk-Ma-
nauN Struck out-MamauS. l. Hcnion Q
Goodwin. I: Tuero. l. Wild nitch-Tucr o
Winning pitchcr-Good win. Losing pitcher
MamauN
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SAFE. for Gooeh md Poole.

IA Gooch and Poole received tho suIta
OF clothes offered by the Goldc clothes
Shop for the players making the hest
Averages on the Richmond club Poole
lied the team in batting Throughout,
tho season. Gooch won his SUI, Nv
Hmaki4g the best average in the time
he v8e with the club.
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Totals Isl 0 Totals ...27 . . 0
.fattcd for l.ndcrus in ninth

phiiadclphia ......O O O n "a
Cincinnati ............ o o o :. q q a -
summary: Two-basc hits-Eoush bun
can stolen base-Labourvau. Sacrifice hits
-Schr"iher. Adams. Double pays-
Schrehcr 10 Rath to Dauhcrt; kopf to Rath
to Dauhcrt; Meusc to Ludcrus Left on
bases Philadelphia, :: Cincinnati 5 Iiascs
on ba!is,on ,ioGg. ;. Struck out-by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
CARDINALS, II; DODGERS, 8
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st: LO us. Sept. lO.-St. Louis
pounded Mamaux for six runs in tn.
third today and won loosely played
game from Brooklyn. IL to s.
hen the locals had safe lead.
Manager Hickey tT;cu out two recr,:jt
pitchers Both We're batted from tie
bcX.
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