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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-29
rO>DWEED CHOKES Dir,Hha

Frnncl puHdw"od ~ 1rrinring -
grow 40 d"nsely In some Of the ore.
gon irrigation canals tina, II choke
the current, reducing the flow from
80 10 90 percent Ditch supervisors
and farmer water usert asked the
oregon agricultural college stn.
tion ~ Corvallis 10 sand
a man To dctcrmin" what the plant
is md how 10 control II W = Law
renee. assistant botanlTt. has just
concluded u preliminary invcE'igntioH
and gays that the growth is evidently
pond weed and not. ms hitherto re-.
porter, mos. ditch grass or water
nirRe - many az 50 or co pinuts
may grow from single square foot
OF bottom. hrrrchinF many tim = be-
fore reaching ~" water surface. Pro
frssor Lawrence thinks that cutting
OF the weeds an inch or two below
IN" rrou'h surface with nm acme
harrow, and throwing them out with
ri'chforks ~ they pass under n low
bridge. is the best known means OF
control
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-29
FIESTA OF SANTA FE"
WILL BE CELEBRATED

SANTA re. y. NJ July q" Re-
splend"nt with the pomp and cerc-
mony OF Old Spain, and impressive
with the simple grandeur OF the red
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-29

webb were originally worn by Jew
iRh women with the idea OF covering
up thcly hair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
NET TOURNAMENT OPENS
WILLIAMS AND WASHBURN
WIN FAST DOUBLES MATCH
Interest In LonENood Doubles Cham
DionHhip PIny CeHters Around
Mclaughlin md kuInaEne.
iBy Associateti Prcss.l

NEWTON. MASS. August 1.-Two
hard-fought four set matches com
prised the play In the opening round
OF the National Lawn Tennis doubles
championship tournament on the
Chestnut Hill courts OF the Longwood
Cricket Club today. The winners were
r. Norris Williams. IL. of Boston, and
Watson NJ. Washburn, OF New York.
holders of the New England title, and
Maurice F. Mclaughlin and T. c..
Bundy. both of Los Angeles. Pacific
Coast champions.
Mclaughlin and Bundy defeated an
II. Van Dyke Johns. who hold the West
crn sectional title. The score was Ga;
81; 4.6; ga. Davis first ball went
throughout the match his work was su-
perior TO that OF his partner. Bundy.
although less spectacular than Nc
The Comet" was in somewhat better
form than at Newport last week. and
seemed to get over the court faster.
volleys.
The points scored in the four sets
Witch DAVIS and Johns ns lost. ef 7s they se!
had fifty-threc points to their oppon-
six games went to deuce.
Williams and Washburn won from
IShiya Kumagae. of Japan. and Harold
Throckmorton. of Elizabeth. y. J.. who
championship. 90: as; 81: SIS. The
play was brilliant throughout. This
was particularly true OF kumagae, as
possible.
William. has not vet achieved the
form he showed before he entered the
army, and made a majority Of the errors
charged to his team. The point total
tor the four sets showed 1856 for VIII
!iams and Wa3hburn. and 126 for
kumagae and Throckmorton.
Tomorrow's play will bring the Aus
tralians, Norman e. Brookes and
Gerald Paterson, and Williams and
Mashourn together in the feature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
SARATOGA RESULTS

~ First receive furlonEs-Masked Dancer.
Wedding Cake los (Johnson), 20 to T. 10
20 !. second: Busy Signal. los (Thuber1
I, TO !; 10 l. TO 5. third. Time :Sy So
ma E. Rose OF Roses. I.'OrpheiiiHme NV
Boots, Flare Up, Princess Mary' Herd Gil
1ouhd!ns Bil!ows. Wendy also ran
second racc-one mile-Hauberk los fNc
TS;san MP to ? ato S. to 3. won; Ballast,
ond Taior Maid. $ wids az 20 to to Is SEQ to
J. TO !: third. Time. 1851 40. Bull Doze'
Harry Breivogei African Arrow. DadTv's
Choice, Doraas. Kenn Jane kits H., Wise
TN Third hG 5aeemsensea stakes: six furlonrs-
: 10 !, to S. second: Thistiedon. 81 fBoyIe
10 :! 10 j. TO s. third. Time. l:lo I-5
bonJour. Cromwell. Gath also ran.
Fourth race-IiooIck Falls handicap: one
Wi lie Zone. le4 5Hsn,lton); 10 TO /.
s to i, to j. TO sseeond: kas ash F,ef III 81
.1rMurgrave!: to l. to /. S to 6. third
Time. l:3. 3-5. Woodtrap. War Machine.
Precious. Gloomy Gus. Buford Jack Stuart
nIroitns Eseoba. Thunderstorm. Haitian.
F,fih rac go and half furlonss-Beck
won; Walk the Plank. 10 (Petz). 80 to /,
10 TO /. to /. second: Caubcen. lo2 (caiIa.
ham han. 70 !, te5 70 >, third. Time.
ING, Mark West and Brutus also ran.
Sixth race--Salem handicap: six furlongs
= En!!ida. los Noftus). Il to S. 10 5,
TO g. won: Passing Shower. io7 (Johnsonl.
10 TO !. to i. TO l. second; Elm Queen.
mena, ormonda. Fruit Cake. Lady DER
trude also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
EXPECT OPPOSITION TO
HORSE RACING IN CANADA
Rumored That Dominion Government
VIII Send Police to Stop Re-
opening OF Tracks.

TORONTO. August 11.-Down in
Montreal they are figuring on horse
racing 10 start at Delorimer Park on
August lG, and for meets to follow at
King Edward Park. Mount Royal and
one of the mile tracks after that.
1t is rumored from Ottawa, however.
that if the Montreal racing element
attempts such thing the Dominion
government will send down their po-
lice to prevent operations. That the
Montrealers are in dead earnest is
shown by a story from Saratoga that
Joe" Cattarinch and Louis Letornear
two of those interested in Delorimer
Park, are now at the New York track
seeking horses to race at Montreal
According to Mr.. "attarinch, the four
tracks have pooled their interests. and
the meetings will be held under the
is scheduled for August Is, it being
presumed that peace will have been de-
clared by King George by that time
The pooling of the interests Of the
owners of the four tracks is a new
phase of the situation. Evidently they
WOULD not be strong enough. but that
Dominion government should send
police down to Montreal there will be
plenty Of action. The Montrcalers are
evidently counting lot on Sir Allan
Gently regarding the racing situation.
me track owners have announced tina I
tney viii give preference in. the matt er
OF employment to returned soldiers.
l9iio"inS the example of the Australian
Siuos' where thousands OF jobless SOL
o oiers returnlns from the front. fire.
with lucrative employment. often at
far better salaries than tbev could
command In the ordinary way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
Special Event on Saturday.
TENNIS WAS PROHIBITED
In i..fl King Henry VIII. Was Pc
ptiohcd To Prevent Net Game Dy
BoNmcn and .Archcrs

Modern folks are accustomed 10 re-
stn "rr 'e I1i1l as an innocent enough
ma penny which is still popular game
IN the navy, bu; our ancestors even
"tht so far as to pass "a law against
IL IN ' iisi iorms OF recreation.
s,ri'nr.r%T i IN lne howyers netehers.
. ., fcaiine, petitioncd Henry VIII. Of
matrimonial fame, TO prohibit .'si,nIri.
.""s and crafty games as sy!dc-
,HI!iic' otherwise called shove sro,c
%i,"!S ana ho"ics, practiccd within
th!s i"alme TO the great hurt and M,
81 $Ho"tnEe ana archcrie."
- appears that the lads Of the VIII
, , pf.ierred TO exercise their Gun
hIHs at Siydcthriftc" when. in tho on.
inlcH OF the bow and arrow rnakc,s
iheE would have been better occiInirJ
IN shooting at the butts on tn. village
However King Henry granted the
hetltion. moved no doubt, ~ a pas-
sac mourning the decay Of good arch
who have not only defended
20 Tea.nle against the cruell malice
ana danger OF their cncmyes in tvfce
paste nut also withc little nonh.rs
nave done may notable ac,cs and
. on! {! lures OF ware against the in :
y y,;-S me Tine old English lighting
spfIl winch rings through this pns
i1ase must have appealed to blum King
go. ana an act Of Parliament VS.
~" "r.yE. paS@ed making the move ana
t.'Ssr Edtnes Illegal. ana rendering
each gncnse Of Gs sd-o cInUuiIiaa!i !
gum in those days "'e
iTeanmahly The "howycrs and fetch.
u,,..,,' "sht on their way rejoicing all
Una "aIe OF The danger which thrc;,,.
ggItti JheiG craft from another uunrtnr
ttr!'rS n'u not reckoncd with "a certain
/ !al i'"Ioh' whose discovery Of run
sm uecaEe Of archcric" for good and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
FLAGSTEAD WAS "FIND"
HuEhie Jennings Drafted Him from
Chattanooga Team and He 1. Sem
sauon OF League New.

DETROIT, August lit is not al
ways the high priced baseball player
that makes good in the big show. Last
year Hughey Jennings paid a princeiy
sum FOR .Snooks" Dowd. the promising
young infielder Of Syracuse, who was
considered one Of the best players in
the minors. "
About the same time that Jennincs
purchased Dowd he also drafted Ire
FlagStead from the Chattanooga club
OF the Southern Association Today
flasStead Is one OF the sensations OF
the campaign. Although this lis his
nrst year In the majors. he is one OF
Inc best hitters in the American
Fiagstead led the Southern League
In batting last year. In forty-nine
games he hammered out nfty-nine hits
FOR an average OF 1881. Among his hits
Were seven doubles. five triples. and
tour nome runs. AS for Dowd. he
rallied to make good with the Tigers,
and Jennings sold him to the Athletics
With whom he also looked very bad.
He is now with Newark in the Inter
national.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
PLAN CANVASS THURSDAY
Athistes Of Church Hill Will Secure
funds FOR Putting Field md
Club House I'm Shape.

THURSDAY afternoon at o'clock the
athietes OF Church Hill will star. a
mouse to house canvass to secure funds
with which to put the playing field
and club house OF the Church Hi!l Ath
ietic Association in fi-st-class condi-
tlon again. This announcement vas
made last hight by Dr.. w. H. Parkc:
one Of the officers OF the association
which was formed to undertake the
generalization Of the athletic estab
lishmen Mt. which has not been kept UP
properly, In recent years
When the canvass starts each man
Wiii 80 out with hat into which those
VISITED may drop coins or bills There
Is a deficiency OF about $500. which
must be made up to complete the fund
OF $1,000 needed
After the canvass Thursday, IL the
sum or 1900 Is not raised. ii is un-
derstood that the deficit will be me.
by the War Camp Community Service.
which is planning recreationai centers
Tor returned soldiers. and wishes to
establish ; enc OF these on the old
church Hill Athletic Association
grounds. II seems certain. however
that the people. of Church Hill viii
subscribe literally and pay for the i'm
prOvcnentS thpmSe1vag
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
|SH|PDU|LDERs FALL EASY
VICTIMS BEFORE BENDER
Score Only Ono Run and Make But
Seven Hits Of Chief" III
- Eighteen innings.
FIRST GAME WON IN NINTH
Second Contest Taken by Indians
Without Trouble, as Only one
Newport News Player Reaches
Second During Whole Fray.
'rsne;cIa, to The Times-Dispatch.l

5A NEWPORT NEWS, VA, August IL
stToo much Bender spelled defeat cor
Tithe Builders in botn games OF a cou-
lable n ea der with tho Richmond CLUB.
STCharlers Albert pitched both games OF
Afhe double bill and hurled alright bail
1.-THE Builders scoring only one run ana
SsendinEs. only three men to the MIDWAY
= The first game was all in favor OF
1.-The Builders until the ninth inning;
bwhen the Indians STAGED rally and
stito win. the game. The Builders had
svmade R,run IN the seventh on success
Edsiye singles by WILSON and Gooch.
,sITheSe were the only hits secured by
1.-THE locals in any one inning.
Il Bender protested the hrst game IN
1.-The eighth inning. when he was called
sIhack to. bat after hitting the bail 10!
sothree bases. lie had hit the ball while
Harris was warming up without Gooch
;ess the local catcher was p-tting on his
sNmask and the protector l-arogue
ss&he umpire was not ready and that the
2yiooal catcher was not ready.
III The second game was always in
Asavor Of the Indians, only one OF the
stlocals touching second base The In
ssalans scored their runs in the sixth
PAnd seventh innings.
81 The ibcals ar5 playing the series
sninuS Allen and Donnclly, outhelders.
a,and kuntz. pitcher. An are out of the
nyame die to sickness or death III their
Families;
~ Magalis and Seaman will probably
hTork for the visitors tomorrow, while
ssWhitcraft will send Fagin and Jol,itf
5 70, the mound.
"a Scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
Here Is One Thing That
Is Absolutely Impossible

satisfactory results be expected from
any treatment that does not reach the
blood. the seat OF the trouble, and rid
the system of the cause of the disease?
s S. S. has for more than fifty years
been giving relief to even the most
aggravated and stubborn cases of
Rheumatism. 1t cleanses the blood by
routing the disease germs. The expert
ence of others who have taken S. S. S.
will convince you that It will prompt
ly reach your case. You can obtain S.
S. S. at any drug store.
valuable book on rheumatism and
Its treatment. together with expert
medical advice about your own indi-
vidual case. will be sent absolutely
free. Write today to Medical Depart
ment. Swift Specific Co.. $50 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
Rheumatism Has Never Been
Cured by Liniments or Lo.
tions, and Never Will Be.

You never knew of rheumatism
that most painful source of suffering
being cured by liniments, lotions or
other external applications. And you
will never see anything but temporary
relief afforded by such makeshifts.
But why be satisfied with temporary
relief from the pangs of pain which
are sure to return with increased sever
ity, when there Is permanent relief
within your reach? Science has prov
en- that rheumatism is disordered
condition Of the blood. How. then. can
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12

POSTPONE MAYS ARGUMENT
ase OF Yankee Pitcher Su.nend.d J., i,
JOHNSON VIII lie Reviewed ON
49, .s Friday.
!, lRy Associated Press }

NEW .fotk. August il.--At the re-
pest of attorneys representinr prnsJ
Fnt johnson. OF the American I,tat,e
pupsel tfor the New York club acrncd
gday TO postpone unit! Friday argu-
sents On the motion 20 make perruan.
az temporary injunction restraInInr
,,yhnson from depriv!ne the YANKEES
q the services OF Pitcher Carl MAYS,
frxnment was to have been heard TO-
PRESIDENTS Comtskey. % the Chicago
sup; Frazee, Of Boston. and Rupner,,
Nesw fo1k at a conference here to-
tssyoec,ded TO cal! special meeting
the BOARD OF directors for Thurs.
~. They constitute three quarters OF
re directorate. Of. which Johnson Is :,
fnm6ey only. ofiicio. The Mays case
ny DC. 6pqaidered In al! its aspects at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
SARATOGA ENTRIES

ana up: six turIonsse Resist. ios: Sam Reh'
Yofke. .ss Adele lis: Poaeher iso: Port
Bliss IL: Hauburk. rs: Back Bay. los:
Elected H.. los: Dragon. III: Katie Canal.
lis: Bally Mooney. Io7: Gieipncr. II5: Ar
Iol G Go1m, ID Bob Hensley LIS; Holiday.
Second race-stee plechase for four-year-
olds and up. about two miles-North Star
40: Bachelors Bliss. 80: Bughouse. i3s: :
kismer. 49,: Saidnza. I35: Robert oliver
lj2: Toppy Nix. 100
up: on: mile and a furlonG.Wises, Fool.
Don Dode. II; GleIpner. 1913; .Ivry. los; Cap
IIongkong. 10: Sam McMeekin. 1903: XII
kenny, ILL.,; Benevolent. 1os; Lottery. ios:
Fourth racc-the Kentucky. for Ailics
two-year -olds: I'VE and half furlonRs--
Azurita. -: Betty J. ll2: Weary l0l: Sugar
Mint. 80: Ti;ania l0s: Luke's Pet. 1903: La
Rabiec. lo7: Tache O'Gaunt. %: His Choice.
1903: Northern Belle 20.
Fifth race-conditions threc-year-olds and
up; one nilc-ciean Gone. 49,: Mormon FL
der. no: Carpet Sweeper. lr7: FrOgtown. III:
The Dcsert.. liz: Bridesman. IL: Hutton
Trore. III; War Racket Io5: Athlonc; io7;
sixth race-conditions: two-year- odds: five
and onc- half furlongs-Grayssian, ITO: Right
over Might. io2: Blazes. il3: David Harum.
io2: Sandy Real. 10: End Man. Io2: KIN
burn. ll3: Whsk. 1902: Genie w. co. Ire
land. l67: Shoot On. io2: Royal Duck. 1o7:
Ira Wilson. 49, LADY Wood. o.
Weather. cloudy: track. fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
philadelphia
Detroit.

Totals, ..:a7 I'll Totals ...'4 %
Score By innings: r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
PH|LL|Es DOWN LEADERS
CINCINNATI DEFEATED BY
BATTING RALLY IN SEVENTH
Eiisr Holds Philadelphia scoreIcss for
Six Inninsn. but Triple and Homer
Swump Him.
tBy Associated Press

CINCINNATI. August l1.-PhiIadel-
phia staged batting rally In the sew
enth inning today, which gave them a
victory over the league leaders. S to 3.
For six innings Eller shut out the
visitors. but in the seventh. Black
burne.s triple, single by Luderus
two passes and homo run by Paul
cite. gave them five earned runs and
the game.
Luque finished the game without be-
tive. In the first inning Daubert's sin
gle. walk. a double steal and an out
at first gave Cincinnati their first
tally. They scored again i'm the sec
Opd on errors by Bancroft and Black
burne and one more in the sixth on a
walk. sacrifice and IL single by Kopf
The heiding Of Rath at second base
was a brilliant feature.
Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
FIX ATHLETIC FIELD
LJnchburE College VIII Hnve Gridiron
Ready for EnrIy Practice Of
Football Men.
(Spccial to The Times.D,

I.TCCIHI- IU 7 ne Inles IJispdtch.]
LYNCHBURG. VA. August 1.-THE
Christian College, has a force Of men
at work grading large athletic field
which Is to be ready for early football
practice. The field is within a few
feet OF the campus and 1t will be ade-
quate for all forms OF college sports
Work is 10 be started early in the
The dormtory accommodations at the
college will soon be taxed il reEistra-
tions continue as they have been com
Ing in for several weeks. The coming
season. which begins September Is.
bids fair to be the best tho Institution
has ever had.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
TIGERS DEFEAT ATHLETICS
DRIVES BY AINSMITH AND
JONES NET FIVE TALLlES
Philadelphia Gains Thrce-Run Lead In
First Inning, hut Loses by
S-to-4 Count
Try Associated press.l

PHILADELPHIA, August 11.-Phil-
adelphia hammered Dauss for n three
RUN lead in the first inning today, but
outfeld fumbles by Burrus gave De-
troit two runs. and long drives by
Jones and Ainsmith accounted for the
other five. the visitors winning. to 4.
Jones knocked in runs in the second
and fourth, and Ainsmith scored two
men ahead OF him on home run in
the eighth. Walker also made IL cir
cult drive in the latter half OF the same
inning Cobb made two bases on an
ordinary single to center in tho
seventh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12

Continued on Tenth Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
INDIANS, Is; YANKEES. 9
tBy Associated Press,

NEW YORK. August 11.-Cleveland
won a hard hitting. see-sa W game from
New York here today by score by
Is to .. The Yankees drove BaSby.
one of Cleveland's star pitchers. out of
the box for the second time during
the series without being able to win.
Cleveland tied the score in the NTH.
knocking out Quinn. when Smiths
home run followed Speakers single.
CLEVELAND then knocked out shore In
the seventh. and scored five runs on
Ave hits and three bases on balls.
Speaker scored five runs in six trips
20 the plate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
SECOND GAME.
TRUCKERS, 8; RUBEs, 2

100 -
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Norfolk. 3: Petersburg, . eleven in
ninES).
Kicl,mond, e-e: Newport News. 10.
Portsmouth. 3: Suffolk. ..
GAMES TODAY.
Petersburg mt Norfolk.
Richmond at Newport News.
Portsmouth at Suffolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
Horse Sold for 100000.

-, y W. I'D T'Tt-t4-l
PAKIS. KY AWgus, DIVA Amer.
80, TutIg Known race horse, has been
soIu ny heT owner. Charles r. Nor,h
jngton. Of Danvillc. Ky. 10 =
Nichols, Of this city. Tor a renor,rG
PRICE or $1,000 II was announced To-
day. viva America, third i'm ,hc kan
lucky Derby in 1918. is four years " oia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
RED S0X. /; BROWNS, o
(Rv observation-disclosures

o. hySIoN, August ll.-Pcnnock held
81 Louis to four hits today, Rost,,n
winning, 10 0. with two out in the
seventh inning Hooper singled 10 deem
snort ana three successive passes by
Spthoroh, tho last To Ruth. forced over
Hooper Win the only run of the game
Jacobson broke his consccutive-r game.
hitting streak after it had reached six
teen. On
Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
Brooklyn sIid.. TO PIN,

The Brooklyn Slides. of Richmond.
will play the All-Stars Of Norfolk,
this afternoon at Boulevard Field, in
the second game OF the series between
these two teams. The Brooklyn Slides
won the game yesterday afternoon by
the score OF to 2. Both clubs are coll
Ored.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
Cleveland.
Totals 42l5l5 Totals ...39 9 IL
.isattcd for Snallwood in eighth

Store by Innings: H:
New York ...........t 90 o o L
Summary: Two-base hir-Gardner co,
Johnston Wick Home runs-Pipp, Sodie,
Lewis. Smith. Stolen base-Speaker: Sacri-
Ace h!,-Ruci. Sacrifice hy-Gardner
Double plays-Pratt and Pipp;. Chapman
aud Johnston; Bodie and RueL Left on
bases-New York, I; Cieyeiand. 8. Base
Slnauwood, 3; of O'Doul. l; off Basby, !:
on Myers. :. Hi,s-on Eagby, in ,2-3::
(none out in nfth): on Shore. in tnone
out in seventh; OF Srnailwood, in 2; of
O'Dou!. . in /. Struck out--by Quinn. |;
by SuIallwood. 5; by Myers. ). Hit by
pitche.-by Smallwood tJohnston). Win
ming pitchcr-Myers Losing pitcher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
ISpeeial 10 The rimas-ni.,a.eA,

tSSCSSStdi 20 7 ne TIN eS- DIS pa tCh.J
SOFEOLk. VA August Il-Suffolk
stopped game TO Portsmouth This
siternoon. TO .. The visitors out
3atted. youtpitched and ontfeIded tNa
some team. Alexander. for the home
m. was replaced bv Pitcher Collins
"a the third and Post. for IN. visitors
gas taken OUT in the first, and Schaufni
aeld the, mound for the remainder Of
the game. Smiling Al Orth. OF hir
itasue fame. umpred on tho bases. and
;iaS e called strikes and. balls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
PIRATES, S; DODGERS, 2
nv Associated prnx.A

BROOKLYN. August ii. - Bunchi,p
four hits with two errors for Ave ne
IN the fourth inning. Pittsburgh de-
leated Brooklyn today. TO 2. Smith,
OF brooklyn. was invincible in tho
other innings. Barbara scored from
second on force play. Olson holding
the ball when ne ran home Nichoi
son. who repl accd Mollwitz. banned fo-
the field. ii
Score:
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TARs, 3; COOLERS, 2

Nd tSp S to The Times Dispa,ch.l
NroHhSLk, VA. August iI,-|Tnrto,,.
Iin s t ean,a ae'ersburg N an eleventh.,
10 Goutes' today. The Locals outhi,
ne visitors all through fha -, IN ,. ~
s scos $40" on bases in the early stars rs :
PeiSr.hunu
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WHITE SOX, 7; SENATORS, q
DIV Assoc.ated Press.)

WASHINGTON. August 1l.-Chicago
got fve-run lead off Harper in the
first inning today and won with ease
the odd game of the Washington series,
Z to 4. Williams was effective until
the ninth inning, when he let down.
Inficlder silva. obtained from Fitch
burg club. OF the New England League.
made his first appearance with Wash
ington.
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Portsmouth.

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m s AZ =. bases on hall&--of Schaun,. -
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