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The Press., 1919-02-13
WELLINGTON South WillingtOn

The Women's Christian Temper ance Union will meet on Saturday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs w. H. Hall.
 Miss Clara Hall of Dana Hall school was home for few days the past week. She was accompanied ty Miss Louise Landon of Bordentown, N. J.
 Holman H. Hall of Choate schools of Wallingford was home over Sunday with two of his schoolmates, Gerald c. Holbrook of Red Bank, N. J., and Thomas Hut bard of Jacksonville, Fla.
 The Camp Fire Girls will hold a self service lunch in Social hall, fol- lowed by an entertainment, Friday evening, Fet. 14. Lunch on sale from 6 to s o'clock. The entertainment will be series of tableaux picturing, ''The Making of the Flag" also a Colonial Wooing," ty Miss Church and Miss Keeney of Rockville. Ad- mission for adults, 15 cents; children under 12 years, 10 cents.
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FOR SALE.-On account of death in family, we will sell our nlace in West St f
 ' ford IISrS SAK H aId MARY SMITH
 1 Bradway tation. 'sw4O
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M ANTED-A practical nurse to care for an tnva'1d Apply Box IF.
 N ANTED Position for doing house.
 work Address P. o Rox 119, stafford Springs, .1w4,
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NOTICE Now is a good time to have W your Qu,l,s, carpets, Rucs or any, hing that is washable, done at fhe stafford >prtng> laundry SSf
The Press., 1919-02-13

well written chapter in the story that
 club members are gradually envolv-
 ing. w. A. Agard had an interesting
 paper with many humorous touches
 describing his first trip to the Maine
 woods. Rev. B. F.. Case read a paper
 on Posters, illustrating the same with
 striking examples from the collection he is forming. There were twelve or fifteen French posters in the exhitit. One was of particular interest, having
 soldier, Gordon Christopher. This poster of the third French loan was taken from the wall of the Citadel of Verdun when the 18th division, of
 which Mr. Christopher is a member. was quartered near there.
 Last Sunday morning Rev. John s. Porter, for many years missionary of the American Board at Prague, Aus tria, gave a very interesting account of his work among the Bohemians, at a union service in the Congregational | CuuTCll. NIL I Aoo c SSAy nA6A opinion of the natural atility of the Bohemians and cited many instances of Bohemians among the two millions in this country who are occupying po- sitions of influence and authority. | Now that religious freedom is assured under the new Czechs-Slavak repub- lie he anticipates a great development of the work The president of Slav- akia is personal friend of MT. Por- ter. Mr. Porter was born in Gilead and his wife was a native of Tollands He called attention to the fact that he only soldier from Wilmington to | lose his life in the great war was a Bohemian. As soon as transportation can le secured MT. and Mrs. Porter expect to sail for Slavakia.
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ABSTRACT OF STAFF'RD, ss. Pr,

nISTRICT OF STAFF. 'RD, ss. Pro. lJ bate Court, Feb 10. 19l9.
 Fstate Of New"ll . Delphia. late of S1 afford in said district d"ceased
 Upon the application Of Mary West. p'avine that let'e CTS of administratio may he grant. said elta'e. -en~..s n' ed intastate. as per ap D icatiOn on f1e more fully ,pears 1t i.
 Ordered-that said application be heard and de termined at the proha'e office in Stanord 1T said district, on the l8l day of February. 191a at II o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice bn given 10 all persons in cd in said att of the pendenc, Of said app'ica' ion and tht time and pace Of hearing thereon, by pub h4v,ng a cicru,ation in Said dist rict and b, posting copy thereof on the public sign. pos tI the o"n of stafford, in said dis' Iict, 5 days be- fore Said hea1n..
 MICHAEL D. O,ONEELL, Judge
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tt ANTED good COW, due to fresh
 en this month Address JOSEPH N G. .tCK. stafford p,tngs, !. D sIw
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DAIR OF HORSES for Sale, weight 291O Win exchange for cattle.
 s8w4O k. .F. D. 1. Box S, Ellithofpe.
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FOR SALE - Place known az John Ni'hnis farm. >taford street. II quire on the pr miseS or of w. o. JUDD
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OR SALE Metz Roadster. excellent condition. Ui'h Gray avis s' arter, el' C. tr'c Ii ght, demOun, able rims. tires fi0e hape
 F. SANFORD
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HOUSE FOR SALE on Holland Ave | six rooms aud in No 1 cond1licn.
 .4W4.-c GEORGE " CAMPBELL.
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\l ANTED-To buy one good Horse, W also al, kinds of one h rse Farming Im- plement- Give full particulars when answer- ing Address The Press.
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l. OR SALE - Farria Diamond Banjo,
 G,b on Mando cello, Gibson Wandoiin New nstruments af redu ed prices Gibson Agency. k. D. ROBBINS, 47 EaS,- N ain-St. T
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EOR SALE-Two-horse wagon. II W. k. TREBLE. Phone g 5.
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| OR SALE-(iood working farm horse 3,ears old one heifer nd one calf
 The >iEGIE FLA E, Moose Meadow. 3w45
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HAY F 'R SALE. Also COW, just ! freshened. W. D RUBY, K D. 5. staiford >piit gs '2w46 VIOLIN INSTRUCTION.-R J.
 Keene,. pup, Of TheOd re >piertng of New York, and a first viOlinist in the New Haven
 ymphonv or. heslra will give violin instruc. ti'n at his hom 1 '1ne sI eet. Rock vile n turdays For te,ms telephone ROcs vile 284- 12. or apply at Pine s' rect
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A ANTED-Top Buggy. Must be. in w frstclass condition. '4a.3w T. F. MARTIN, R. D. l. Tel. 3s-12
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rNO RENT-Store. fully equipped for a | nsh market. JOHN FONTANELLA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
PANS AMERICAN REFEREES
ihey Ignore RouSh-Iousc Tactics, In
Cntiefsm of EnEIinh Boxing
Critic in Article.

J4@t what constitutes the propar
oia.thcat.nns and the proPe- procedure
'oT refe-ee in the ring mas o.,cn hctn
n- SUBJECT OF controversy Detwrrn
f.ng!iSa and American observers o. ,bc
sport Of boxing Americans rhc have
oof'd IN London and thor suppo-terg
nave often cvIiic:ze1 R-it:sh officials as
"n'a!T' and IN the natural course Of
events the Britieh have Drouyb,
coun't-cGarg~s of !neHic.enr- a2,ISs.
american ofcia.s
In this connection there r.c.n,iy an.
p"drt1 in nr4t!sa publication devoted
TO sro-ts few words rensc,inv unon
the qualities o. r-c American rertrc.
'Colrace y nc frs, tang rcquirtd
81 rcfc.te." save the article n que
TON. Without D, ne can never n.
thc conscience % the game a. the
ahitsroosd umpire Mas been Tor 50
r'hny Years IN the cricket mold On
the r-o"lc Er.tIsn referees are more
COURAGEOUS than thn Arnerican Officially
ana nat - my professional boxing
7,6 a'HtyH been cleaner and mara
Wholesome business with W. man with
oEr transatlantic riY4is
American referees nave alray. b.en
700 itnicnt 70 rou:h-hoUse tactics, and
also too ready 20 prefer tho jntcres;s
o. me box oriicc 20 caoss O., boxing
, 'hey seldom d!eQEa.ity a OYEcr FOR fear
o. offending puol.l which voi.Ih
ihcrHoy losr us mOncy's worth In
1'ni. thcir nwil!inEn"ss 70 dca! drap-
ticaily with tho brGta! and unfair
slor" fighter is largely re.porslhi. Tor
inc hostile attitude OF many state
So"trnincnie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
American League
STRONG ELEVEN ASSURED
FOR BROWN UNIVERSITY
Eleven Former Lctte- Men VIII &c
Available for Tenn OF Conch
Edward Robinson.

PROVIDENCE. Sent. Thrown Uni
vcrsity Will have eleven former letter
men available for the 1919 team. &C.
cordinS to present Indications These
former students Who have returned
from the service in ,he army or navy
teams which defeated Harvard and
Yale on successive Saturdays. and tho
1alI team. which defeated Dartmouth
SO deciSivcly
Resides these men. several members
OF the $. y. T {. eleven arc planning
to return, while Il number OF second
string men OF the 1915 eleven are to
resume their studies also.
Coach Edward y. Robinson has been
engaged as coach for the coming fall.
while Buck" Whittomorc and Archie
Hahn %vin also assist as usual II is
probable that. as in former years. sew
eral Of the alumni in and near Provi-
dtnce will AID before the big games.
No captain has been elected for The
team YET. The manager Of the team
will be Ernest 7. Clough, 20. Of Ports
land. Me. His schedule includes games
with, Harvard. Yale. Dartmouth. SYRIA
will be the big home game. The open
ing game is with Rhode Island state
College. at Providence. on September ~.
The former letter men returning are
\. c. Brooks, half-back: ~. ]. Jelnail.
half-back; T.. G. Armstrong. full-back !;
r. y. coulter. quarterback; j. W. Al
liams end: a. l.. Brisk. end: NJ. S. p.
Williams, tackle; r. II. Nichols. tackle ::
j. Sinclair, tackle. and w Hoving,
center.
Brooks. Jemail, M. S. p. Williams and
Armstrong will be remembered as stars
on the 1916 team. while j. NJ. Williams
is the colored end who attracted so
much attention in 1917 10y his stella r
playing. HoviuG is declared by the
coaches to be one Of the best ccnters
Brown has ever had.
Other former backfield men who have
sisnfied intentions OF returning in
clude S. c. Samson. the star quarter
back Of last falls service team; Il. NJ
Murphy. w. H. Shupcrt and ~ r.
Moody. Linesmen who are to return,
and who have had previous experience
under Coach Robinson, are G.. G.. John
ston, y. -. Green and 3. L.. Shurt-
len, members of last falls eleven;
J.. w Black. s. Il. Ryno, q. W. Brace,
d. o. Fuller. j.. w Lathrop. II. Robert
son and w. f. insolvency.
Backfeld and end candidates are to
report for practice on September s.
while all others will he al Andrew s
Field by the 18th of that month.
charles n. Higgins will again act as
trainer. For the past year and a half
he has been in service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08

INDIANS TO PLAY CHAMPS
WILL MEET TAKA-KOLA AT
BOULEVARD FIELD TODAY
Left" MnEnlis Will HurI Against
Pcnnnnt Winners In City
Amateur SERIES.
This afternoon a, $3.50 T.. NJ.

This afternoon a, $50 T. NJ. al
Boulevard Field the Richmond club
remnant winners in the Virginia Lea
que. is scheduled TO play the Take
'toii outht. local amateur champions.
IS bound TO result;
Richmond. under the leadership of
Chief" Bender mas enc OF tho hes;
clubs ever gotten together III this
city and has w@dcd rouSnshod ,nrour II
az opposition dur:ns the las, half
NlrEl7ia League .t!l-Stars TO organize
they decided TO take OF the local
amateur champs. vino having their
sane Win NoTtolk cancelled. were left
"itnout a game before they journey
This game should CasiI, prox, 70
~ one OF the best games staged here
ms year Both clubs are above
normal strength and rivalry intense
, nEn; 10 the bitter end can y, .X-
PLAYERS and the fans can show n q
better appreciation OF their seasons
NoFh th2n 20 turn ou; in large mum
oeTs 10 his afts72oon's game,
MaTalis for Mound duty and whcn
tockey" IS serving his choiccst as
so-tnlert OF slsnis TO opposing balls
men mere is always q premium on
.t'o- Tsha-ko:a Big Boy" Davis is
almost sure 70 adorn the hill and his
Teammates have. all the confidence in
gers in cAecS.
when all has been said and done, i,
worth anEoncs trip 20 the local bail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
Series Of Indians and
All-Stars Cancelled

The proposed series between the
Rich n,ond Indians, winners OF the
Virginia League pcnnnnt for the
second hnif of the season. md nm
nn-htnr tenn picked from the other
tcrSbura, IL all OF.
srmbic nm OUTFIT That would rcnIiy
NJ engaging the Indiana In Ave fms.
games. when the thing conid not
he put ncrosH by Rube Oidring and
Owner Barnes, of the Newport News
club. In the right way, II wns
Abandoned.
The Richmond tenn VIII he Kept
together this week md next week
viii probably play n series with tho
CoIunibin team, pcnnnnt winners
In the south Atlantic League. The
nrhi game OF the week for the In
dians Will he TINT with Takn- Il ola
this afternoon Mt boulevard Field
nj fi30 o'clock.
Tomorrow afternoon a game mny
be played with tho Battle Axe tenn,
one Of the strOnErht In local ann
tour circle. Efforts are being mnde
Ia have the Bnitimore Dry Dock
team come here for games Thurs
dny. Friday and Saturday Of this
week.
This OUTFIT IL composed mo.tiy of
| old big leaguers md svonld give tho
| Indiana a great run for their money.
| Secretary Cherry, OF tho Richm n
| club, In endeavorlnR TO make the
| nccessary arrangements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
PENNSYLVANIA BACKFIELD
NEEDS ADDED STRENGTH
Indications Point to One Of Strongest
Lines la History az Football MT
Institution.

FHlLADELPhlA. sept. 7.-Aithoush
;aie7est II football AZ the Uaive-sitv o.
HsenhsHI.ania Is unprecedented ana
.ais Ee2-s squad promises 70 be one
ot tHe la.Eesi or record. there Is .on-
s!de-sb,e uncertainty 70 just how
strong the team will actually be
some enthuiAsts are ALREADY nrcdict-
irS That !; will be team OF champion
snip proportions. hut those who arc
hes, acquainted Nth the material dis
count this optimistic conclusion ina.
the line from end 20 end will BE f-s;
class Is clearly evident out the back
confidence.
There is much veteran materia,
coming back for hotn The line ard the
esckheld. but i; will be some time be-
fore The coaches can appra;se H.
Much Of the enthusiasm. or course
is due 10 the expectation tina; most OF
the men who left the UNIVERSITY in
1911, to enter the Mar service arc
coming back this fail to complete
their courses and w.li therefore be
eligible for tho eleven.
II ALL these men that the coaches
expect TO see actua,iy return j, wili
he possible 10 make up an eleven Of
veterans, nearly all OF whom held com
missions in some branch OF the ser
vice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
CHICAGO TRIMS CLEVELAND
INCREASES LEAD ON TOP
PLACE BY 8-T0.3 VICTORY
More Thnn 3s.00O Fans See Last Game
before BEGINNING Of Invasion
OF Eastern Soil.

CHICAGO. Sept. 7.-Chicaso in
creased its lead to seven and one half
games today, by defeating Cleveland.
TO ,. In the final game Of the series
and left tonight for the final invasion
of the East.
The league leaders got to CQrcleskic
in the first two innings. and thci n
free hitting. combined with his un-
stcadness. gave the locals lead.
Before Kerr got settled in tho first
inning the visitors punched two
doubles and single after two were
out and scored two runs. Kerr tight
cned up then and Cleveland did not
score again until the seventh.
More than 5000 persons witnessed
the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
CHANCES FOR E-GAME
WORLDS SERIES IMPROVE
August Hermann Thinks Owner, in
American and National VIII Pass
Fnrornbiy on Proposal.
tRy Uni,.,,a! Scr.-c,.N

CINCINNATI. Sept. . August Her.
mann. a:-mdn OF the National Base
bal! Commission, id tccay he * con
ndent the National and American
'cAEue club owners vii vote N favor
o. nine-game world ss-ies The cry
OF omrerc!ali:m raised in some quar-
tcFs following the proposal 10 change
nc number Of world series games is
den; Of Inc Red club
:. Colonel TIL Houston. Q: ,hc New
YORK Americans was one % the rr..
20 cry 'commerc!alis'n' when m ars,
heard the national commission u.ant.1
nine game series" Hermann yaid
hu; after Houston read commission
ou.!etin sent 10 him and other owners
J DO no: believe he All! vote ara;ng,
longer Se-!es.
re commissions bulletin anaovnc-
ihS the cor'c-IdinS cubs Viii turn
OVER 20 the lea CUES IS per cent Of. ,heir
par O. the receipts Of the eighth and
nin'h games Il they are played That.
comm realism
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
VIRGlNIA'S GRID SCHEDULE
INCLUDES BIG CONTESTS
season VIII De Opened on September
- With Gnmc With Nandolph-
Macon nj charlottesville.
T. pccial 10 The Tines-D:spa-ch

CHARLOTTESVILLE. sept 7-T:r-
E!n!a's 1919 football schedule a. ar.
ranged by Manager John q. BANS o.
Mt. Vernon Ind. calls Tor nine games.
Including contests with harvard Van
derbc!t, Georgia ana North Carolina
The season VIII open in les. thar
three weeks. Raado!ph.M Macon College
coming September %. The contest with
Maryland State - scheduled for Octo-
Der II. on Lambeth Field
The last of games.
~ Homc-Septenlber = Randolph
Macon; October (, Richmond college
October II, Maryland state October
Is. Wig MA Military Institute. Noyer,
bnr l. Centre College OF kentucky
November II. Vanderbilt
~ ca mbridse--Octobcr -. Harvard
Al Athens Ga.--Novemhcr :. Uni
vcrSi'y OF Georgia
AZ Chapel Mil, y. November -.
University Of North Carol.na
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS
Other Ba.ebnIi Rr.pI,,

NMEkINNN ASSOt lATlON
Kansas CITY, 10; Lou!sVNl,
indianapolis 81 Minncapolig
Columbus 40: Milwaukee S5
Toledo, s-5, St PAU. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
ARMY TEAM WINS MEET
Sunmps Navy and Marine Corn.
Athletics In Service Games Held
Al Camp Dix.
(By Universal strv,e.

CAMP DIX. =. j.. Sept THE army
sEamped the navy and marine corns H.
Inc batte for team supremacy in :ns
held here TO-DAY under the auspices of
the knights OF Columbus
the army men scored l2a points. tho
navy 80 and the marines on. Tn,
latter was made by rearrnan in Inc
three mile walk 90 '''
Tho game attracted q crowd ~ n
cluded more than 500 athletes m.
OF whom viii be contestants ~ ~
A. A. y: championships at phiiadeirhia
on FRIDAY and SATURDAY. &cw Torl
men annexed SIX titles and Chicago
men four. 90 = y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
pills AND DODGERS SPLIT
QUAKERS CAPTURE FIRST
GAME IN eleventh FRAME
Brooklyn Take. Farewell Contest by
launching Three Hits in sixth
for 81 Victory.
ISy Associated Trcss. |

BROOKLYN. Sept. 1.-Ihiadclpi1 Ia
and BROOKLYN divided today's double
header. which closed the National
League season at Ehbets Field.
Tho first game went eleven innings,
and was won by he visitors : to ..
Wheat's drive over tho riSht-hcld wall.
after Griffith had singled, scored
Erooklyn'S two runs in the first in
Mug. after when Meadows held them
sroreleSs. Meuscrs triple drove Will
liams homo with the winning run in
the eleventh.
a sensational ono handed catch by
Callahan OF Kruger in the seventh
saved the game. Brooklyn took the
farewell game by punching three hits
in the sixth foT a 2-to-l victory.
Roth teams icidcd brilliantly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
Mrcord Trnni. Match In Dnkntn.

m INC recent North DaEota Tennis
Tournament for the Great Plains Cham
pionship, Lawrence and Thompkins q.
Fargo. In defeating the Elton brothers.
Of Grand Forks. for the doubles titles,
won the longest and hardest fought
match on record in that state II took
ave and ohe-h half hours TO determine
the winners. two Of tho sets runnins
games went 10 deuce hfteen times ard
many Of the others contained nearly.
as many rallies. The North Dakot 4
championship in singles vent TO DR..
Rlatherwick. who is forty-nine years
OF age. pr. Biatherwick was q formc :
Central states star, and played with
Walter Hayes. OF Chicago, In many
important tournaments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
ATLANTA WINS REMNANT
'corSin Club Finishes With Seven
rnme Lead In Southern .Associa-
ton Flag Chase.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. THE South.
trn Association closad today with At.
!anta winning the 1919 cha championships
Little Rock finishing second and Ne "
orleans. Tor more than two months in
the lead. taking third Mobile by
winning double header from the
i'elicans here in the closing contests
held fourth place.
In the second division the clubs
stood Memphis, Chattanooga. Birming-
nam and Nashville, respectively.
Atlanta had a Scvcn-Eome lead on
their nearest rival. -
The pennant was settled WEDNESDAYS
when the Crackers took the second
successive game from the Pelicans.
YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS
"MICKEY."-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
FIRST GAME.

Totals ..2e 5 To,als..cs Q
ran for Schultz in ninth
-BaueG tor Schupp IN ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
o'Lenry sun GoInu strong.

Daniel OLeary. now seventy Gig I
years old. has Jus, proved that time
has impaired his pedestrian ability lit.
tic 10 any. D'L.eary walked from Day
ton TO Franklin. Ohio. a distance of
seventeen miles. in three hours and
two minutes The trip was made on
wager with Charles nritchard, thirty.
four, OF Boston, and George Perkins.
thirty-cight, Cleveland statesmen. The
stake WAS $50 for the wianinR con-
tostant Pritchard quit NJ Miamis-
hurS, eleven miles from Dayton. and
Perkins relinIuished his claim on the
money at Franklin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
TOURNEY I'm October.

October Is. II and IS are the dates
which have beenJgrantcd to the Green
wich Country club for their annual in
ritation tournament over the Connec-
ticut links. Not many years ago the
Greenwich event was IA stellar attrac-
lion, with Ouimct. Marston and others
fighting II ont III the chosen division.
Henry j. Topping is :Now working
night and main TO gather in q high
class field for this years tournament.
There have bean few changes and
improvements made in the layout of
the course since Max Mars,on won the
last tournament there in the fall OF
lHlS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
EATON WINS BIKE TITLE
Runs IN Enough Points to, Clinch
American Champ fonship by De-
fentfnE Frank Kramer.
fny Universa! serviee.l

Eaton. of Newark, ran up enough
points today to clinch his claim TO the
professional bicycle championship of
a merica, whcr he defeated Frank kra :
mcr in the semihnals OF the iTc- lille
title race. and finished second to Eddie
Medden in the Anal OF the two-milc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
INTEENATINNAI-- ll.-.r,.,.

I'M EE:- At ioNAl. LEAGUE
Jersey City, 7-2; Reading a.
Rochester, 6; Ringha,nton
Baltimore. S: Newa'k, 5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
TWO RICHMOND PROFESSIONALS
ENTERED TN TOURNEY

Richmond viii be represented by
two professionals in the tournament
harry Hampton. of the Country Clu5
Of Virginia, and George Rouse. of the
Hermitage Country Club. Both arc
unusually strong players. The nnc
showing Of Hampton in the national
open tourney and in the Western open
leads Richmond golfers to think that
he Will DC in the money offered for the
professional matches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
BARNES AND DIEGEL WIN
Defeat Hobby Jones' and DnuEia. L,dxnr
In Practice Match Over Atlanta
Course.

ATLANTA, GA. SEPT Jim Harn.s
OF sunset Hill. Western onen cnAm
i.hn, and Leo Diego. Detroit Country
,INh rnnncr-un In IN. Western open.
n'd hoher' T. Jonca. Jr Atlanta,
rLnu"r-up in the nAiinr, ,,n.,n,r
chr mnionship. and J. DDur,an :1Iar.
Atanta Canadian opcu chaunion onc
80 on the nineteenth hole hrrc in1ay
iu match played ~ pra,il,. FOR inc
ginning here tomorrow
INC match was 20 haze gone e!yh-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
SECOND GAME.

Totals - : Totals sl3 o
.nBaHttet tor NeAthco.e in seycnth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
YANKEES, 3; SENATORS, 2
IRy Assoelatea rress. !

WASHtNGrON. Sept. New York
got In even break in tho two-game
Washington series by taking the final
today. 3 to -
Erickson WAS knocked out OF the
box by the Visitors IN the third. bu,
Zachary held them safe thereafter
: Shawkey allowed Washing ton only
three. scattered single until the
ninth when ii base on balls and three
hits nettcd two runs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
FIRST GAME.
Totals SIS Totals .,.Ss

Score rr innings; X
Philadelphia ......o 1--S
Brooklyn .........H q q n O."
summary: Two-basc hit-Bancrof Three
IA hits Rlackhurrr Mcuscl. Home run
Wheat. Sacrifice hits-Mcadows. Myers
pouhl. play: Bancroft to i.udcrus; ADAMS
to PauiCtte: Olson 70 Johnston 10 Konctchy
l;ef; IN bases Fhi'aGclnhia. s: Pr"oNyn. &
:. struck out--hy Meadows. . by Cadorc
;. Hit by pitcher by Cador.. /.