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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
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PRIVATE MONEY
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


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money; prices nro hlgh on poultry
he Queen incubator hatches large
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q Mcister. 9ss W nm
IMPERIAL Rlnglct Barred Plymouth
Rocks; r, u Thompson strain; con-
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THOROUGHpRED Buff orpineton
sAygs setting 81 100, ~ Mira
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EGGS FOR matching. from excellent
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
SARATOGA ENTRIES TODAY

fu Er5i rn,s,",SsilinE t%cycarsolas nye
s., G Gns@, RErc I9; ,naTiSsy Water, lS5;
indian. i"7: Rcd Domino nj; Dominican,
&c S@cGn y, raScG--ThG rnce. Handicap for
l.dh.r. iH6; I.eOcharcS. I32: Tcrcn,ia GS.
hh'il. 30. Ticklish. l6i: I.uculiitc i3I.
iLnGiu chriEhion. 10: George Starr. i.O:
= ii"gs, 1870; Mad Halter, l07: Startling,
THIRD racc-SolIing: ,hrcc-ycars-o,ds and
Wo,,., one 'n,,,nc-b3i"ful. lc1 Sedan. l0a:
mjaiin'% .o.s: ,rish Kiss, il2: ckorynu,.
IM,S.Jn"ESrr". 100. Kate Bright, lO7. Rapid
f. E"Hr,h racc-rhc ioosick Falls Handicap
ihlcn". 10; Tctlcy; 40; Thunder,
t-ith tacG--Clailning Maiden. three
r."'dN and IN; ono rnil"--Naucttc FI.cl,
~, 'o"r5C;iI'I 100; Soma Day. iO,. p j.
Srgl6E, % wiifrcda' ios wv indian
nA'h 'acc-Cond!tions: two-ycar- olds
~ 'HT. "ngs--Flving WciShman iny
ihnr'N, l"": truly Rural. II2: Round Robin
I"%' ,,". ,;"rch rs: sweep clean ioS:
,hapr'r'Ill. lhH; star Court. iOa Simpictun
i'vy,t 'rrina, li2: CAPTAIN IIcrshlcr. lis.
" gamer ShpwcEy: track slow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
GREAT COX RACER BEATEN
M'GREGOR THE GREAT is
CONQUERED SECOND TIME
Tommy Murphy Drives Marion Dale In
Ahead Of 1rottInE star In
2I12 Glass Event.

READVILLE, MASS, August Is
McGrcSor the Great. with Cox up. met
defeat for the second time this season
at the Grand Circuit meeting today
when Marion Dale brushed by in the
second and third heats of the Mass
achussetts 2:l2 class trotting under
Tommy Murphy's whip and won
Wilkes Brewer won the bes, race
Of her extended turf career in captur-
ing the Blue Hill 2:06 class for trot-
Authorities stopped betting on the
races.
Summaries:
Thrss.yssr, oids, trettins. p rn TM' ss.s2o.
Molly knight. b. T.. by General Watts
Norman Dillon; b. e.. (walkcr;,' -. !
HStM"f ru ns5 as w? saied T
THE MAssAcl!usErrs.
Hss BIKE iiEo'',"F by ru Arch sSSSo
MeGrssoT the Great, b. h. cox: J !
v. Nsd4r f'qHnte Pei. Mrry Gigg6nrn. iar:
started ri@s *:sS q" Ply. s:oe a a.,
pTes; ai nur nss;"f s. h.. D' By fbd ifSs,
Fr nat iDG"f9nS DR. h icos, ... J
r% slSs. + Kn g! sp! ''f Es4y also s,al,ci
II r. JUSTIN EDWARDS.
Els class. pacing. Purse $1,000. Three
in fivc
Minor Hal, CHI h, by Eddie
fps s@i:; asxiaa;s#S s !
Tho Irish Lad also started Time. 2:osl T.
2:o5 IL. zoos 3-i 2nsl-2. o:ll.
THE. BOSTON globe
T~o-year-od. trottcrs Purse $4,000
litt,, Leo, b. e. by Apworthy
Brother Peter, , e. GThoinasjj -: J
Grace Drake. blk T. (Whte) .... I
WIKI WIKI. Dark Flower. Eliza Dillon
anu DeIaEoa's southern Lady also start a.
Time. Ell l-?. 2:1l. 2:lc 81
THE BLUE: Hill.
,,.?,;ee class. irottinG Purse 81 600
Wilkes Brewer. CHI m. by Su..
r r,, ,r.orfs. b, 8. sMcbevi,ij... ! !
BusEs i.assi". h m tCoHJ ....... : .
Easton. &. tWhitoD ......, &
The Toddl"-, br n (Stinsun) -. 7 ?
Royal Mac and Peter June also s.ar,.1
Time. 2:Oi -. 2:Oi l-2 2:o5 "a
THE PILGRIM
ell class. pacing. Purse $1,000
S*nardo y. e. by San Francisco
Irish Voter. b.. & tEnhl,) ~ ; :
Colonel Bidweil. b. & fHricEs,
Time, c:os. 2:o5. 2:OG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
FEDERAL RESERVE BEATS
AMERICAN NATIONAL CLUB
Winners Close Season by Patching
DnttinE Averages nj Expense Of
BinfUrd md baldwin.

BY defeating the American National
team. the Federal Reserve club closed
it's season yesterday. Evidently the
government lads had this in mind, and
proceeded to increase their batting
Averages at the expense OF Binford and
Ba ldwin.
The Ecscrvists started with a vim
and by the end of the third inning
sent Binford 30 the showers and
showed no more respect for baldwin
Besides being hit at will. Baldwin
seemingly had no control. hitting both
his fast ball.
Thompson. for the Reserve Bank
pitched Il great game, allowing only
TWO hits of the scratch variety during
The game. and only on one occasion
were the American boys able 10 reach
third. The whole Federal Reserve
team played a fast and Snappy fielding
game, while that Of the Americans
was rather listlcss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
TR0XLER IS STILL ONE OF
PREMIER JOCKEYS TODAY
Has Set Remarkable Record by
Twcnty-Onc Years of Service in
the Racing Saddle.
HAS KEPT WITHIN WEIGHT
Makes Specially OF Getting Young
Mounts Away From the Barrier.
Has Twice Won -Four Races In
-Four Starts in an Afternoon.
HY JAMES y. CORu,.-I.r

If ;h.. Is stu one Of the riding stars
'wsnty,two years in the saddle.
NV, when , one takes into consideration
on one inet ,Gn, about six years is the life
have ever been able TO hold their ions
after ten years on the turf The
remarkable. For "a ball player to sur
vive TWENTY-FIVE years as diamond
star .o. or for pugilist to be in the
century of battling is a feat that Still
a . not class with Troxler's twenty
two-ycar record as a jockey.
tor an American jockey must keen
WITHIN riding weight. must fight of
the efforts OF nature 10 fatten his
much heavier he Is "thronrh" ana
there is no comeback for him. The
racing weight limit in America auto
,,n ngt Troxler' t. who began plotting
that immedia,eiH fo nf "f PACK ihs aays
~SFht raer M And t il is std duo to Eh ha
guarded his health against the rise o,
flesh as a stage celebrity guards her
sun Bringing Horse. Home.
And now, in this ,wcnty-hrst year
Of service he is SIN bringing home
Hes the veteran OF the American turf.
but he is stin one OF the greatest
% faS1s Of me rr n5si rs'l Sar im
brought him temporarily "in bad" and
if 1t hadn't been for IN" l"ni"ncy OF
the judges over tho nischievousncss
Of the Kid. rroNlcr might nave been
barred right then and there .or ali
Tine from performing on the race
Tro>lcr. on March {, 1883 had tho
mount on Frcylinchuyscn, a two-year-
old running on the New orleans track.
Winnie D'Ccnnor Il Jockey who then
WAS also mere boy, hut later gained
much in racing glory. was assigned
to Alex. owned by Frank Regain. There
ana o'Connor. which manifested itself
before that race 10 the extent that
Troxler bet oConnor bottle OF pop
that lie would beat him home.
Checked speed or Ri,nI.
Whirling into the stretch. TroNle-
was ahead Of OConnor but nearing
tn" tape. o'Cnnnor brought AlcN along
side. and II looked as Il h" would got
TO the wire in front Of TroXIcr's mount.
TroNlcr serscd :his. remembered tho
bet. and then. In AN effort 10 ""inch''
Mex jcrked il, threw him off stride,
and so got Freylinrhuvscn home ahead
Of Alex. a though Or. Riddle, ridden nv
George odoin. now trainer, won the
race.
That was the FIRST known ins,,nco
in American racing history where such
trick had been tried during a race"
and although TroAicc WAS set down"
for a while. u was decided that his act
WAS not really serious enough to war
rant IN" taking away Of his license.
stcrs away from the barrier. His abil-
ity In that line IS reminiscent Of Wal
ter Miller, ranked as the best breaker
in all racing history TroNlcr always
TN" post, and with the lit Of tho bar
CONTINUED on Ninth pagr)
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COOLERS. 1O;TRUCKERS. D.


ISpncial % The Times Dispatch.
pEI El;SbCia. VA August "S.-,In
a smuggling match. Peters burg won tn,
hrst game OF the hnal series from
fori s1nouth mis- evening
Eurnham had the visitors Snllt on,
Up 10 the ninth inning Wien ne L.,
W and inst 'ohhed the bal! over th,
pla;c, the visitors making four rams
on rs many hits and .Shaipe beInr
hit by a pitched ball
King. for the visitors was hi; for
three singles and gave tsyo bases on
balls in the fourth inning which n..-
'ed the nome team three runs
In the seventh ne was kuccked or.
IF the box, three singles ana ,yvo ,,,o-
oase hits earning the home team four
runs
Maionee replaced him IN tho oign,b.
ana he was nj for a three Dagger.
ihree tT0 oasGcrs ana u single nc;'.u.,
the home team three runs Eiartncii
was thrown out in this inning at tia
nome plate trying 10 stretch rs three
nasger winch vas the Longest IA made
in this city this season. into a hone
run.
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Scor~ br innings
Newport News
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Lnrgc Entry for swim.

N" CINCINNATI gymnasium Marathon
swim. TO he held Saturday. Scptemhcr
~, rs drawing some Of tho best distance
swimmers IN the country. More than
H.ty entries have been received by the
Gun Tor the event, which will he held
"N'r a course from tho gym grounds
l" ~" southern bridge. a distance OF six
mules silver trophies will he awarded
." me ilrst three contestants. silver
medals for tho competitors finishing
rom seventh TO fifteenth A special
WARD VIII he given TO the first Gin
'!nnat man 10 finish.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
/ purse ever offer
BROWN PLAYERS GET CALL
Sack field Gridiron Men To Report on
September for Preliminary
Practice.

The announcement is made by the
athletic authorities of Brown tnivcr-
sity that the first call for candidates
for football practice Is for September
5. Players TO report at that time are
veterans OF the squad who play in tho
backheld or at end. New men and
candidates for other positions VIII re-
port September l5
The Brown Columbia game at New
York, which was scheduled 10 take
place on Thanksgiving Day or the Sat
urday following. will he played at South
Field. Columbia University. on Thanks
giving afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29

The Detroit Athletic Club and Dc
troit Boat Club viii stage a big aous-
tic meet at the latter orgauiza,ion's
quarters on Labor Day The events
VIII be sanctioned by 'he a. 4 T.. and
Wal be started IN tho morning so as
not 10 interfere with the gold Gun
races scheduled for late afternoon. An
ALL round state championship CUP WIN
be awarded 70 the man entered in the
freo style. breast stroke and back
stroke events. ffty yards each fancy
diving OF SIX plnnEes. who gets the
beat positions in these styles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
YANKEES WIN BOTH GAMES
IN OPENING CONTEST, CARL
MAYS BEATS OUT JOHNSON
Frny Goes Fourteen Innings and Adds
Another to I'hOsc Lost by Senator's
by Ono Run.
IIsy Associated Press. I

NEW YORK. August 2S.--New York
defeated Washington in both sections
of double header here today The
first game was Il fourtcen-inninE con-
test. in which Mays defeated john
son by to 4.
The Yankees won the second game,
. to 3. The second game was we'll
pitched by the rival ft-handcrs.
MoGridGc and Harper. only six hits
being made by each team.
The Yankees. however. punched three
of their hits in the fifth inning. when
Pratt won the game by driving in two
runs with a single.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29

kubc oldrlnS. RuDc Xix cS sun DIX. but
he is also fond Of this capital city Of
ours.
While here on his last trip oldring
said that nc was sorry he did not
know owner Wilson was in the field
for a manager when he was contcm
plating coming into the Virginia
would have put in bid for the posi-
ton
would make the locals an unusually
capable leader should Bender not re-
turn: He is seasoned player, wise
in the game. affnhlc. leader of men
and a developer of youngsters. and
one OF the fastest men on the bases
ever seen in THIS circuit. Oldring''s en-
ragcmcnt would undoubtedly be a
popular move and one that would meet
with the hearty. approval Of the fans.
There are two players on the Rich
mond tenn besides Bender who are al
ways closely watched-Baker and Hill.
l;aker is continually making the fast
OF the fans. because he is always in
the game lighting hard. Keep on
Watching them. fans; it's worth while.
Followers of running races will
watch with keen interest the work OF
sam Ilildrcth's great three year old,
Saratoga on Saturday. Purchase has
wcll-nigh won undisputcd claim TO the
championship in his class this year.
lIa has been defeated but once this
year. on that occasion bowling to
Eternal His most notable triumph
vas mis- defeat of Sir Barton at. Aquc-
duct.
Pitcher Scanlon has heen temporar-
lily suspended by "Chicf" BENDER but
is subject to recall in case OF cmer-
Scncy: Napier is still being retained.
and the addition of Macarthur brings
the Richmond stan OF hurlcrs up to
four. McArthurs showing against
Norfolk in the last game OF the series
there Wednesday was good. barring a
little wldncSS. Aside from Bender.
Magalis Is the best bet of the league
leaders. lie has worlds Of stuff. With
better control he would rank among
the best hurlcrs in the Virginia
League.
II is not often that new driver
places in the big races of the Grand
Circuit meetings. Generally II is
Grcrs or Murphy or Thomas or Cox
who puts his horse to the front. Yes
to-day. at the Rcadville MEETING, Hyde
placed in two races. Whoever Hyde
is or what his racing record liz he
should Justly feel proud OF himself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
FIRST GAME.
Totals III ! = Totals so ) 10
,Rattod for Causov IN eighth

Score by inninvs Il
Hus'On ........-..-... .....-. " "
Itrooklyn ...... ... ..-.-.. u y =" ~ y"
iith. z wheat Sncrihce ~ Olson. pounl"
IIas,on & BROOKLYN. : Passes m balls
on Caus.y. . on Scott, IT. on Caus"v
IN : innings III, hv pitcher nv Pf"ner
orickj struck ou' by Causev by Scott.
! by pfrn"r. =: Wild p.tch -Causcy. Los
ing M nor - CnuAoN-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

INTEFNNTIO%NL LEAGUE.
rochester. at, EradUiE, 30
u Jersey CITY j.; Buffalo. 4
Eirrhamtor q" Baltimore, /.
Toronto. .; Newark o.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
81 Paul. u; Milwaukee. o.
,o'Hmhus. =. Louisville .
Kansas CITY. =; Minneapolis, ;.
Indianapolis. =; Tolcdo, I.
soUTH ATLANTIC.
''fe"nNiilo , augusta. 3
h"'i"iie b-l2 Spartauburg. Ia.
Columbia e, Charleston. 6.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
birmingham, ., Mobile
jHitl" Rock >; Nashviilc. /
%cw orleans 3 Atlanta. 6
ha'tanooga. 4 Memphis. . tsccon,
game; fourteen inn!ngs).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
FIRST GAME.


WashinEton 22 o o o o.
New York % o o q q o Is
Summary: Tw-basc Observation-Disclosures
81. MsnoskGHy Pipn ca. lewis. Judge.
Poodle. Baker. Doubl. plays--PeckinpauEh
20 Pratt to Pipp: Picinich TO Shanks:
Foster to Harris to Judge; Pratt to Pipp TO
baker; Ru:i to FeckinpauEh 70 Fcwstcr
to Pratt; Foster to Judge to Shanis Left
on bases-Neew York. IA Washington. -.
Bases on balls-MayS. S: Johnson =. Hit
Ruen. Struck out-by Mays g. Johnson.
5. Passed ball-Ptcinich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29

- ; u m IN y: TWO base hit--Bcnford.
Thrce, base hi,-Frsnck Stolen bases
FranGrk g., Dickey 60. Burton 60. Avere!l
- sroaIns ". THOMPSON. Brock. Lef,
FIRST base orror-Fcdcral Reserve .:
American; Bases on balls-of W Thomp-
son. !: off BinforG. !: of Baldwin. .. Hits
off Thompson. :: of Inford. : in 7 in
ninss; OF baldwin. in innings. Struck
oui-hy Thompson. :: by Binford. :: by
BALDWIN, 3. Time OF game. so Umpire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
SECOND GAME.
Washington. New York
Ran FOR Charity in eighth.

SCOre by INNINGS: p
New . York ..ooi 2ol Ks
Harris, Charity. PcckinpauGh Home run
Shanks. Stolen haSc-Peckinpaurh Sacri-
~" hlts-Pratt. Itpp. Sacrifice ny-t."wis
Double piays-Harris to judge: Pcckin-
paugh 10 Pratt l.cti on bascs--Ncw York.
Z: Washington J. Bases balls--Mog.
ridge. 2, Harper. Iiits-on Harper.
~ innings struck ou;-MoEridSc, ..
Harper. 1. Losing piichcr--lIarnsr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
ATHLETICS, 80; RED SOX, 80
ne Associaindprna.l

BOSTON. August 2S.-Phla dclphia
hammered Jones in the first game to-
of Witt and Walker featuring Boston
took the second game. > TO o. Pennock
while Johnson allowed Boston four
hits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
PILLS SLAUGHTER GIANTS
TAIL-ENDERS SURPRISE
ALL BY 14-TO-2 VICTORY
IioEE Holds Nct:raw's OUTFIT Helpless
ind Contributes Double to
Swell IUtnl Count.

PIIlI.ADELpiiIA, August 2S.-Phila-
dolphia ended it's losing streak OF nine
straight by a Il 10 victory over New
York The visitors punched three OF
their five hits after two were out IN
the second. j!cinE the score.
After that Hogg held them helpless.
and contributed two doubles TO his
teams total. Mcusel has now nit safe
~ in fourteen straight games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
DODGERS. So: BRAVES, Ia

NV Assrcia'c,i prcsS.'
RROOllLYN. August 2N-H Tonk,yn
won tho first game from Boston today
hv ) 10 J. and made its winning streak
six straight, but Eoston broke tho
streak hv winning tho second game.
to >. on errors by Olson. Punched
hits beat Causcy in the opener
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
Philadelphia.
New York.
Rat,cd for Winters in seventh.

Score by innings: ~,
Istt',doI,nin zoo o > Ill
Summary: Two base h!ts-fau'ettc. Luce
han Three base hit-kcl'y. stolen naHtS-
Neus. !.udcrus Sacrifc" hit-iSackonth".
nnubjc PLAYS Paulctte and bancroft: ban
croft, pauIcttc and l.uderus Left ON bases
New York. :; Philaielphia. ). Bases on na'!S
t;.ts,n winters 10 In innings. lit by
nitChcr-hy Winters tBlackhurnc); by HoEE
Young Zirnmcrmanr. Struck out-Sy WIN
,c-s .. bv HoCE 5 Losing pitcher. winters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
FIRST GAME.
Philndelphia, II
Totals =. 3s Sis Totals -. IS $40
'Batted for Jones in ninth
Score by innings: II


Philadc lphia .........o . q is
Boiton 49,. 80; - o % o-3
summary: Two-hase hits-Witt 60.
Walker On. Three base hits--Wali<cr. Nc
lnris stolen basc--liooper Sacrifice hlt
playS-Dugan to Turner 10 Burrus Scot,
"a shannon to McInnis. Left bases
Philadelphia }: Boston. 2. Bases on balls
Mayor. =: Jones. /. Struck out--by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
OFFERS LEONARD $4,000
Denver Promoter Wants Lightweight
champion 10 Meet thnrlcy White
in Bout There.
rBy Assoc.,.s,pre.sI

DENVER. COLO, August 2S-Jiin-
my liaInill. a boxing promoter. ,odnv
telcEraphed Benny Leonard. lieht-
weight champion Of the world Offering
nm 10000 win. lose or draw 10
meet Charley White Of Chicago. in a
twenty round decision contest for the
Day. 80
This Is the largest purse ever offer
ed lightweight TO deferd his title
and the second largest purse in the
country in 1919. liamill sent the offer
TO Billy Gibson. Leonard's manager IN
New York City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
SECOND GAME.
Philadelphia. Bs
Totals E. - 0 } ! :

StOF" hY INNINGS: II
Philadelphia .........o 5000 o o 90
Boston ..............O NJ
summary: Stolen basc-Shannon. Sacri-
hcc hit-Witt Left on bases rhiiadei-
phia {. BOSTON. .. Bases on a!ls--John-
SON, l. rennock. .. Struck ou;-Johnson,
5; Pennock. - Passed ball-PcrkinS
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Petersburg

Portsmouth, 3 4 n n
I'ate--,burg ... 70 ID -
SUMMARY: Two base h.'s--lisl.- pu,
eel 90. Mcconnell, We4fer Th-.o-t. q.
htt--Black a-.i.. Sacrifice Moon -,.I.r
base h.ssss.-iiei!., sharr. Dgun,r play
baus-on King b i<f on f;tscs.pN,, :"
hprk. g fof,smou,h. =. lit ~ pitched
hfl-Sharpc Hits-or King. II ~ in-
nufs: OF MAlone". In innin/ st,.c,
out--by BurnhAm 4: BY King . Time ,f
game. 1Io. Unpire-NcGrew
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
CARDINALS. 3: PIRATES, !


rRv Associated Fress
PITTSBURGH, August "S.--Schupn
held Pittsburgh to one hit today whicn
scored a man from second a"u 81
i,ou;s defeated the local team by
score Of to J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29

STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
brooklyn. 3: Boston. { (first Enmc).
iiosf1n. I; Brooklyn. 3 (second camel.
81. Louis; 3: Pittsburgh. !.
fhiindelphin, II; New York. 3.
GAMES TODAY.
New York at Brooklyn.
huston Mt Philadelphia.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY
Richmond, 6: Newport News. 3.
Petersburg. 10; Portsmouth. 1.
GAMES TODAY.
Newport News mt Richmond.
Suffolk ut Norfolk.
Portsmouth ant Petersburg.
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Pittsburgh.

summary. Two -b7so hits-Mili"r Leslie
,torrsbv Sacrifice nios-Hornshy. Miller
Double piay-Schmtdt and Raraare. '""it on
b,sns-s. Louis 10: Ptt;shurEh. s.. Bases on
bsr,-ou Schupp ;: on Cooper. Hit hF
Cooper NIoa'hro'c Hornsoy>'
St-uCk out-hy Schu1p, =, by cooper :"
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New York. 3: Washington, {fourteep
innings. first Eamr).
New York. =: Washington. 3 (sccond
Eumrb.
philadelphia. 3: Boston. 3 tfrst camel.
Eamc).
81. Iouis-Detroit. wet grounds.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Chicago mt Cleveland.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia ut Boston.
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Comment on Sport
ny DICK TAYLOR.

Who is n possible manager for tho
Indians next year? one answer is,
Rubc OldrinG. Rubc likes Suffolk, but
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tContinued on Ninth rai
The Washington times., 1919-09-07

Mrs. George Could who repeatedly las been the victim
Of the master criminals band. Thousands OF dollars
worth Of furs and dainty lingerie havs procured from
fashionable stores ths representation that they
for Mrs. Could Sometimes ft would be chauffeur"
and the girl followed when she went next day to resta
rant where she revealed herself the humble cashier
few nights later she emerged again from the rooming
house with the French blue gown and the representatives
of the New York store recognized it at once as one of
those carried away by the 'senor"
When she left the hotel roof garden that night she
was stopped in the lobby Of the hotel and asked to retire
into sheltered corner of the reception foyer At first
she obdurate but at last she lost her courage Fac
ing prison cell she broke down and amid her tears con.
fssed that her gown had been given her by man of her
own race who had promised to marry heF as
returned from Havana where he went week AGO Yes
she had his address thereshe had promised to write to
him every day She had it a card in her pocketbook
They found the ''senor" in Havana, very much cha,
gined that he could be 50 quickly followed and caught