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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24
100 YAM GREW LAID OFF,

Youngstown. Ohio. Sept. 2z.-Raii-
ross serving the various steel plants
in the Youngstown district have laid
off Ice yard crews. aggregating 500
men, since the steel strike began
Monday morning. according TO rail-
road officials. Many additional crews
viii be laid off. it was said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24

Probably the Oldest voter in New York
city is Mrs Margaret G. RoTley. who was
born in 1882. and has already cast her bal
lot on two occasions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-06
AUSTRALIANS BEATEN
IN ALL TENNIS EVENTS
Americans Win TWO singles and n
Double In International Match
plny.

FplEEir HII.hs. !. /. sept. Nor
man r., hro2N"b ana Gerald l.. ratt"r-
the United states national doubles
cha'npionsnip iiiie., we're beaten here
today by William 81. Johnston aud Vii
nam T. Tild=n. H.. in thc doubles
t"een hiss country and The AntipoGee
TN" score Was 81 2-s st 90
Inf victnry wss :. yindieaii"n Of
tl"naI singles championship yesterday.
and Tilfen, rurner ~, had played To-
eeiher ana there Is ~" doubt that had
IN" two been teamed IN when tic ma
'i"nai doubles chanp!Inship tOCrnn-
menl Has on. the 'inal hOnors would
noHer had gone - Australia.
only In The Hecont se, we're the 'us-
tralians ~hle 20 Dvercom. The rr"a,
piiyins Of johnston "nd Tildcu. john
r'on.s sentrai.hlp and service were
never more Eplrrfii Tint Australians
III the rallies would direc, their aho,a
q, II'dsu II thty wanici 10 score. TN
den would often asa them oy his ar
rhiic -Hlngs ~ tn" gam" pro|r"aaeI
Ti!d.n grew rtsad'"r, ana 2ay" an OK b
capable ~ "h"n right Johnston.
however ~as tn" !rir. center Of tho
Eamc
Hroo&es and Patterson played /,
hamr"ring gum. bu' wore met with
"a more "ieirsN counter attain.
~ arnUnd IL "aH bad day for ihc
HuntraIlhr= In Tho Single Wallace
+ Jrhn.nn Grf"ated Ralph Lycet, Ct.
81. . ana Il Nu'r!. Williams. r..
beat Il Y Thomas ga Gil G-i.
J"EEtpn M" 10" resovrcefuI and
accurate 'Dr hiE hniip"dean rival III.
|i'iDry wat al cary one. playing the
careful gan. tE*t cha fn"ttTins" bi%
"rrk IN me recent EinFics champion ..
rnips ~ continually passed. iycett
IN -" Md" Zines.
Williams h"san his game against
Thomas IN "a very errdtic manner, but
h scoa stnadit1 and easily defeated
IN. tystraliSn. TbOmaE pu, M -
steady '~r!riancn. but tn1 American
"a 100 fast and r.source!u for him.
N!i.!ams p!sye1 Ike fury IN the ra! :
!!eE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-06
BAN JOHNSON IS FLAYED
EXCEEDED AUTHORITY IN
SUSPENSION OF MAYS
atorury for Scw York Club Charges
american League Ilend Assumed
plctntoTShip.
IBy Associated prossl

NEW YORK. Sept. . When Ban
I1 ,esnno dnn president OF the american
PITCHER Carl Nays on July 81, for al
legged breach OF his contract with the
Boston Americans. he acted without
information" on the case. exercised
dictatorship" in the league. Counsel
Tor the New York baseball club con.
The hearing of the clubs motion to
make pern,anent the temporary injunu-
ion restraining Johnson from inter
Mays quit the Boston club during Il
game on July -. ii was asserted. lie
cause lie WAS suffering mentally from
Knocked opt by thrown ball lie
later was found with his head between
his hands. CRYING. Mays had never
been uisriplincd. and was held in high
career. il WAS added.
short time prior to tho 18th his
stroyed BY lire. with virtually no in
surance on ii, and all the cherished
souvenirs of his baseball victories had
been wiped out.
NJ. Frazee. owner Of the Boston club.
had SNmpa;hi3cd with the distressed
niiacher over his family aud financial
din,cu'ties, counsel said, and; as other
clubs had hid for him. asked Mays
which one he would prefer,
The New York club had offered 375,-
poo for him; and it was tn the New
u go. The transfer contract WAS then
signed. and Mays was sold on July %.
JohnSnns notice of suspension came
;wn days later, counsel added. The
hearing Viii he continued Monday.
Johnson had become 80 imsoient in
his actions ;hat he had given himself
a constitution tor himself. aud he him
self WAS the sole Judge of its provi-
sions and the sole administrator of
them. declared Joseph r. AucrDach. at
torncy for the New York club In his
argument.
Charles H. futile. also OF counsel for
the New York club. then read from the
constitution and bylaws of the kncri-
can League. aud commended that they
showed couc!usivcly that Johnson had
no authority TO ordcr the Suspcns! ION
Of Mays - that disciplinary power in
the case rested with the local (Bos toni
club. That club knowing the circum-
stances under which Mays quit the
game on July -, did not deem it ueces-
sary To discipline the injured pitcher.
Mr.. 1uttlc continued. adding that IL he
had hecn disciplined the league con
stitution provided right by which lie
could appeal 10 the leagues board OF
directors.
The board of directors, it was ar
gued, forms the appellate court of the
league, and Johnson, legal president.
has absolutely no Jurisdiction in mat
tcrs of discipline.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-06
NO POsT-sEAsON SERIES
PETERSBURG OWNER MAKES
UNREASONABLE DEMANDS
Norfolk Has Bsen Asked to PIay In
dams Tor Championship of Sir,
Sinin League.

II was definitely determined last
night that no post-soason series TO
determine the Virginia League cham
p.onsA!p between Petersburg and Rich
mond. winners of the pennant for the
hrst and second half respectively, would
be pNayea.
Mr.. Wilson declared last night that
u"ne. Kidd, OF Petersburg, demanded
The grand stand receipts o. the games
played here and when this was re-
fused as manifes;ly unfair. declined
= enter in the series
The management OF ;hc Norfolk club
has been asked to let the rars play
TIE Indians for the championship OF
the league. Norfolk is in second pIace
no." and admittedly the strongest
team n the league with the exception
o. Richmond The answer from Nor
folk is expected today.
MAS declared in Petersburg last
EiGht t7st the series was called off
Heta.Sc owner Wilson did mot regard
the virginia League rules or une rules
OF tie National Commission. binding
70" such = series. and declined TO waive
tue nre-day notice 10 Virginia League
directors for 2 meeting in Norfolk to-
nisnt 10 decide upon an equitable
schedule and playing rules.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-06
BETTY blackjack WINS |
SECURES FIRST VICTORY
IN GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
Comes From Bshind aud Defeats n
Field OF Five ut Charter Oak
Park.
Isy Associated Press1

HARTFORD. CONN. Sept. 5.--Betty
Blackjack won from field of FIVE in
the 2:lo class pacing event on the
Grand Circuit card at Charter Oak
Park this afternoon II was her first
victory of the season, and the Black
lock marc came from behind. ing
the last two heats In a four heat race.
AZ the start of the fourth heat. Pit
man. driver uf Todd Echo. was called
tn the judges stand and told that the
Judges expected him TO win the heat.
lie made d fine attempt in the stretch.
hut BETTY Black lock had too much
speed. stepping the last half mile in
l:o2H.
Four other races. including a do.hle-
team troitinE event. made up the CON
fred King and pr. kilburn. by Fur
bush won the team race. the first OF it's
kind 10 he raced at Charter oak. The
best time was 2:l3.
Molly Knight was easily mistress of
the three -year-old trotters in the
acorn stake, and Oscar Watts won the
second division of the 200 trot.
The horses leave tonight for SYRIA
'rhe srorn for ,hts.,y..r-old ro,;.rs;
;Mo'ly knGh'. b. +. by General
nr",hsr Ls,rr. b. =. by Peter tn:
Little lee l.. s.. by Asworihy iMc-
King stout Peter worth. norman Dn--
,"n s"d Etiaa Dillon also started Time.
EOS class troiting. second division. iurss
oaI1r Watt. b. g, by General Watts
srisa., rlA j., by BinEaf4 lDckor:
The Triumph. b ). by rh. Ia
r"nrnt CIV ilhcr) ...............
::p!uidu,tc. Constantine. thu Great, Peter
fngm, also started. Time. :;os IL, @:0s 50.
Double team race, ,ro,tins to wagon two
Aired King. biz. -. aud Or, XII
burn hr Furbushi ......... /
bims".a b 2. snd Almah b m.
opcrl Express, n &. aud Ecco vo!o.
br = tkalstonb e..,.........,... !
Time. =;iH, g:it3-t
s: 40 IL IL; ,nsS,i"s purse 'iie'o,
Blar!,!ocK CW.lksri 49, I ,
Todd Echo, D z, by kcho Todd
Prince peDper: hill. & ~ Prince
s,sr,. "IF' rt 10. FL. 20, ft': los also
.:!t c!ass. trott!ms; nurse $1,000
Or Nick. blu s.. by Or. Ipso
Baron tT e.. b :, iy 'Cces.n,ie
Humfas,. b m. b. Tramp fast
D.. Elmore, k4nissa Penn. Bironia and
H.eisr also started. Time, 9:o1 50, ::e7 80.
TO h.4, s:ssl.: ra,,lns Aale pouO.,
Time. :.g:a-s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-06
tnsightly and Disiiguring Sig.
mails of Bad Blood.

Don't close your eyes to the warn
ing which nature gives. when insight
~ pimples appear on your face and
other pa rts Of the body.
Not only are these pimplcs and
splotches disfigurinE, but they lead to
serious skin diseases that spread and
cause the most discomforting irrita
ton and pain. Sometimes they fore
tell Eczema, boils, blstcrs. ScaIy erup-
tions and other annoyanccs that hurn
like flames Of fire. and make you feel
that your skin is ablaze.
When these symptoms appear on any
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-06
BEL MONT PARK RESULTS

ra,.n D'or ,os 'MassraVel II t., tet 8 e E-
to 5. won: Copyright. lbi dang. - 10
j. 70 !. - .. second Eoss'ard. 10.
lEnsorl TO J 10 to T. ,hird Tim.
-. Fright Gold Aer!s!. LAYERS Ian, $50
.SSso2nd rAe.-,,r ,furlonss--Mn. Maid.
E.hn 'Queen. 10 tMcAt.n). : 10 / to
70 s, second: FruncaHo. III ,Kunmsri,
70 |. - !, 20 Z third Tim, III! al
pps,,!nr, Shove, ren Eos.. Ground 2'.II.
,clth!ilTsa. '~e sn,ooHs hr!aesmsn, 100
lonn@,tt ~ tMcAten. J: 70 .. : 10 g..
20 10 :! out ,n.id T.ns it6i.s,
Fourth r.ee-a.on. m.--pol.'ul 100
81 Mahon, l92 tkummtr, - % 5. Z 10 IL.
"u' sttHnl Crdr!$ ilf toarr1ll, To !
.,"u oui third. Tim. i'ot6 Lady
,.tinH r-co.-one rnt'.--rfapry y.r,y. 10
Z, iIe nam, 70 ln. out. 1U.. non Ivhi,r,v
IIi lit"ynt,l even. out, out. seconI pocE
nor, .Ul Rowan. 70 To ! 1" : -
,h,f' fm-' l'l - Cla'a M.rtn .,aJ
'5N s.se--'',. nr.9s Iohn p Ga,r
!ip 'Annrnsei. Il 10 -. - 4 on won
illErlm 10 tS.hGel, 7 t. 70 "a
'', 20 ono, koG!f.p. lis tk-iyyJ {, "a !
l" even, ti-d Tim" !.llt, A.,
t"~n"t" Inn. king Champion DcyIl Dir
service star hast.rr Glox ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-06
JAP WRESTLER WINS
Mntxuda OiskI Defeats Martin iudc.kr
In Two straight
FniI1.

Before the largest and most en,hu-
siasIic crowd of fans which haa turned
out at The Broadway Athletic Arena
this %car. MatSuda Oish won In two
straight falls orer Martin Ludecke
using strange hold In both instances
IN their juJutbu bout Tho first fall
MAS gained in twelve minutes. the Sec
ono IN thirteen. y third fail was taken
by Ludccke in eleven minutes. also
Win - stranglc hold.
Hcke Smith Won again last night in
two straight falls over Jimmie Condos,
tUcnty-two minutes being required for
each 10 he gained, Condos aud Smith
were tic most evenly matched pair
which have faced each other ct the
arena this year, Il was the opinion OF
tho taCs.
Smith worked himself out Of IA head.
lock three times and broke SCISSORS
holds gained by his adversary twice.
The nrHt ian gained by Smith was BY
a lying deadlock. and the second by
IL body hold.
The work OF Oishi and Ludecko was
novelty. and the crowd anplaude d
uproariousiy and called for return
match.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-06
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
HnSton. Is; philadelphia. :.
Chicago. 0: Cleveland. [.
netrnit, l2; ST, Louis. 3.
GAMES TO-DAY.
CleN Gland at Chicago
ST. Louis at Detroit.
New Hurk at WashinEtop
Baston at Philadelphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-06
.PUC|L|sT WAS FRIEND OF
PRINCES AND SOCIAL LION
'"ck Jackson VIII Always BE Re.
ihcmbercd by English, Is Pre-
diction OF Corbctt.
EASILY DEFEATED FEwTEREL
This victory Started Him on Career
u, hing Whicl, Terminated With
triumph Over Daniel Mendoza
anu winning Of Heavyweight Title.
ny JAMES =. COnnI;I,r.

! NEW YORK. sent. 5",nrit I,crso
was one Of fngland's pugiljstic Linpa
, Mnnso memory n, ever will live. For
tocr"tic families Of England ceniurv
n nnh, nan asn' entered the professional
achieved the crest.
! Jackson was The chum and Intimate
OF princes and poets; a SOFIA, lion az
Vel WEI, as The king of the heavyweight
ana bestowed lighters Of all time
Ills parents sent him TO college and
, ,i'h !, an inquired out that he was 10
become famous doctor. But n;iiure
gave TO Jack son. even before he was
clshtctl' powerful frame and Il love
sur i hsht'mg. Jackson, an athlete from
ef ia ne. eoSh1Gd' soon soon became adent
| was herald.d as the best COLLEGIATE
Aghter in England.
In tho spring OF lIss. when Jackson
rIhandn named Fewtcrel, OF Eirmiug-
ham. laid claim to the heavyweisht
Jdh ha, and issued sweeping
throughout England because he had
fought eighteen Of the best fighters in
INC elnnire and Won every one. His
reputation was such that all profess
Si"nais feared him ana none would
give him battle.
f'swtere1 Issued Challenge.
In an ou,burst OF boyish enthusiasm
/ Fewterel. Word OF il reached lie lie
lighter, and Few,erel ISSUED "a direct
The wrahy es nsfs ot ,Ss of
! notnriety. forbade the boy TO night lie
decided TO obey them, but when IL was
announced that Jackson couldn't hight,
cries OF coward" We're waited to him.
They guaded The yonnsster, and he
dsttermined TO fght the champion. de
And on June 8. 1883. the encounter was
staged at Smithan, Bottom.
Win the Prince Of Wales sitting
hia mIghliest deeds, Jackson IN method.
ribhons
lie showei skin and speed and
cleNhracss unseen IN any ring up 10
mat time and Fcwtercl's frantic et-
forts 10 mound him We're useless. After
one hour and forty-eeveu minutes Of
lsnhng, Fewterel dropped To The turf
uncnnsc!ous-an Jackson. at the age
~ nineteen, became regarded as the
Broke Ankle In Fail.
\ year later Jackson fought George
lngei$ton In EsseA. lie had the battle
practically won, wheu, In the third
broke his snitle in falling. So lnsei-
aton WON the battle.
81. years passed and Jackson APP
But IN 1895 when Dan Mendoza. lie
cha NIPPON, issued broadcast chal-
lenEe. Jackson accepted and the his
. ~ 'pok place. ON -tDTIl 10,
ll3b. jackson stunned the hghting
clans by whipping Mendoza in eleven
minutes.
And by tina, triumph Jackson became
again the heavyweight ruler Of Fis-
tiana.
Immediately aftevwird Jackson an
nounced his retirement from the ring.
40 pressure during the years that fol-
lowed could induce him 10 re-enler It,
"Ra ~, Is wSn s,l rssaoT a. dTho
,copyreh,. 1879
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-06
Watch the Little Pimples;
They are Natures Warming

part or the body, take prompt steps to
rid the blood OF these disorders And
inc ono remedy which has no equal as
cleanser is s. S. S.. the purely vcgc-
table blood medicine, which has been
on the market for more than Nifty
years, 1t is sold by druggists every
where.
If you are afflicted with any form of
SKIN disease. do not expect 10 be cured
by lotions, ointments, saives and other
local remedies. as they can not posi-
bly, reach the source OF tie trouble.
which is in the blood Begin taking
. 5. >. today, a nd write a complct @
history Of your case 10 our chief medi-
cal adviser. who will give you special
instructions without charge. Write at
once to Swift Specific Co. $50 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-06
RED SOX, IS: ATHLETICS, 7

PHlLApEI.PHIA. Septenbe- 5.-Bos-
ton had Iwenty-nIt hits 80! : total
series with Ph:l-deiphia, wlth li-tc- !
V!CiOrs .;.ter the score became u %
/ Jones eased up untic Gcsry "'-
placed Nny@s and stopped tie lcaIy
nru- In The second inning Rum
.uasaed OUT his tWenty-ith home run
Of the season. equ3lin, Buck frec-
mans major ,saSuc record ku'H OBJ
aimed nNe MIS- altogether, snd HOops g
got two triples and TWO dour-cF. In
the second inning Boston executed -
tr.l,e play y hen Jones caught Tur
uer's loa lntr with Skunk pu .lird
and Thomas on nrs'
Tre sCoye.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-06
NEW ORLEANS GETS HOYT
National tnInmiriun stiles status
OF pitcher Held by
He'd Sol.

CINCINNATI, sept. 5.--The National
ia sebali Commission today held that
the New Orleans club has prior right
10 the services Of Pitcher Waite G.
lioyt, but recommended that the Eos
ton American League club. with which
the player has been practically all
season. be given an oppo5tunity to
purchase his release at =. r5aSOna bic.
con Sldcration. The commission in It's
nndinS. said II the TWO clubs fail To
come 10 terms within ten days the
award Of iioyt 10 New Orleans Is to
become effective and will be enforced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-06
WHITE SOx INCREASE LEAD
CLEVELAND SHOWED BACK
BELOW DETROIT IN RACE
American l.enEue Leaders Bunch hits
md Win ny Score q
to Z.
ERy Associated prcssn

CHICAGO. September :. Chica go
increased its lead TO seven games in
the pennan, race today by defeating
Cleveland, ? TO |. pc;roits victory
over st. Louis and Cle,eland's defeat
at the hands OF the locals put Cleve-
land in third place anu Detroit in
second. Cicotte had little trouble
holding tho Visitors safe. Chicago
won by punching hits on all three of
ClcNoland'S pitchers
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ISrohlyn
New York.
Total. ~. . Totals

.Bntttd for Barnss IN e.Eh,h.
Ran for SCChrty IN eighth
.BattcG for kaUn N ninth.
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philadelphia.
Tata., i,iJ-5 Tp,l
.BAittI Tor Noyc8 IN .r:rh.
is;tc! To- Dsary iU ninth

Boston ....'...o l1ors o--I5
s4mmsfy: lAo-plss hits-se",, ~ aape
O. nans BUN, ,Mc'nnts. Gamer. .Shsn-
t-, hang strnuk. Huru. Hpn. r.5-
Rum. stolen hes.ahI!it vii, Sacrifice
nt-H Inns Double pii!-TITrer % VIII
10. itIrrEs Triple pi.y-inurs - Nniunis
= WI i.et: On oa.es--!snslon, u; Phia-
- rn'a, b-se, b4.is--Jon"-. O.:
G.ars, IN iiit ~ pitchcr-by Npy,,
'RDinl. SirGc.. nut--jGnts. ) .Soycs. ;
Gear, !. losing piira"r-Soyes
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Cleveland.
Totals :. ;. Totals S.
'Esi:sd for faeth IN seventh
FEat.ci FOR kIsp(c: IN ninth

Score by innings. II
cleveland ......., ......N o.
Chicago .........-..,.l = ~
summary: Two-nase hu>--W"avcr. Ess-
hs-c. Smith. GrsneY, Jameson. Stolen
bas.S-IaCiiSrn. Granvy. SAC-irSs nH-lir-
bod Double Observation-Disclosures to Chap
man 10 Harris: +. Collins I" Rishers 10
Gard!l. i.cft on haseS--,leVslauG Il: Chi
cage. 5 Bases on halis-Clcottc s: Myers,
:; fae;h / klrnfor. hiL>-oF Myers
IL :, Struck out--t-!cotie, 4 Myers, !.
fasth. I. I.NsLMs l!iNa.r-MNs-..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-06

son Hills SUBJECTS TestardAy de :.
fcu,ed the Hillsiders in seven timing
game on the Oregon iii diamond b.
d score Of 10 ,. Batteries for the
Two teams were: Welsh and Jones for
the winners and Carter and Wyatt for
The Hllsider outtt. The game MAS
called a, the ems Of the seventh inning
Oh account OF larE ness %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-06
BROOKLYN. 3: NEW YORK. 2

NEW YORK. September 5.-Rruox-
-yn evencd UP It's s=res with New
York here today. winning the second
game Of the series by score OF )
TO :. .tftcr the Giants tied the score
I'm tac eighth inning, BROOKLYN won
g.inst Winters in the ninth, k.!dun
scoring on his trir!e and Griftiths
racr .hCc ny
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CHICAGO, z; PITTSBURGH. 0

PITTS BURG II Septcrnbt g.
Vaughn mas in.tncib!e Today, AND Chi
ergo defeated Pittsburgh By score
Of 20 o. Carlson also pitched well.
but Was scored on IN the fourth
inning when he walked F!acE VINO
vas advanced on Holochey's sacrifice.
and scored on sing!es py Eerzo- and
ko5a',sor. Mii!c. p:.naed TIVE ninth
inning TO- Pittsburgh, and va scored
on oy PASS ns iio'locher. who vas sent
around ~ Herzog's sacrifice and MGR
Alas nit.
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SUFFOLK, 8; PORTSMOUTH, |
rS7eciai TO The rimes-pispsicbl

SDecia' TO The Times pispaichl
tFFbLk. sent. J.-Suffolk in the
!-S' game 10 be played on local dia.
mona, ms stttrnoon wc' BY d score
OF 10 against Portsmouth, Gull
man FOR the Suhes, was in great form.
i'!. ms tea am mates tattened their bat
tiNg averages on Ehmling's offerings
Every man Oh the Suffolk team got :.
hi' som. two hits and some two bag
gers Monte Cross appeared on the
local DIAMOND tor first time as umpire.
Crow, NcCann, Wharton Black starred
IT the bat and IN the fe!d.
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TIES WORLDS RECORD
Dabe Ruth Pounds Out TuentyEif,b
Home Run In Game with
Athlet ties.
az Nrlvtrs.l Ssrr,c,

BOSTON. sept. 5.-Ba be Rutn lid
the worlds record for home runs 10.
day when ne sent the ball over the
right-he!d fence in the third inn!n. Of
the Boston hila delphan game at Fen.
way Park ], was Ruth's twenty.tfth
homer and went for two runs Roth
scoring ahead OF him
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BOSTON, 6; PHILADELPHIA, 2
LEY Associated rrcss

BOSTON. Septombe- S.-The Braves
defeated Philadelphia, 20 >. today.
largely through combination Of
timely hitting by smith ami Mann
and I.heney's Wildncss. The phiiadol-
phia pitcher hill Goady in tire head
with pitched ball N Ire fourth
innins. forcing ihe Boston p!ayer's
retirement
WHO