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Walter Kelly, the Buffalo, n. Y. rep
resentative, spins this one:
Some years ago Joe Chip and
Knockout Brennan were matched to
fight 10 rounds in open-air in Buff
falo- The bail park was chosen as the
site for the battle. A rather sizeable
crowd gathered despite the threat of
rain. in the hope of getting the
night finished before the probable down
pour L dispensed with as many of the
preliminary details as possible and
started the fighters to work.
But the round hadn't gone a full
minute before there came cloud
burst. 1t seemed as if someone was
fluttering just above the ring and
pouring down water in buckets full
With the first deluge the timekeepers.
the seconds, the newspaper men and
everyone around the ring ducked I'M
der the stands. And the crowd be-
gan streaking it from the exposed
spots to the covered stands
Il yelled to the fighters to cease oper-
atoms, but they wouldn't do it. Those
boys had a grudge against each other
and they meant to settle it, rain or no
rain. And there they stood, toe to toe,
smuggling and banging away at eac,.
other. while the rain came down in ever
increasing volume. A minute or so later
bles And when thea landed on my head
1 thought it was bursting shrapnel. And
again I yelled TO the fighters to quit AMI
to push them over the ropes. But they
unuidO't 90
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BARONS FIGHT LIKE
REMNANT CONTENDERS

The Barons displayed a fighting spirit
that spoke well for seventh place ag-
gregation and those who witnessed the
double killing are at loss to account for
the poor showing of the local favorites.
Both Crews and Sigman appear to have
developed a change of pace since their
last appearance here.
Crews started by passing Daniels, but
Knaupp grounded out and Sullivan went
safe on fielder's choice, while Stevenson
was tagging Daniels. Sullivan then made
the third out by being caught off first
The Barons jumped on top of BUCK
Weaver in their half of the first. Passes
to Mcdonald and Bernsen, a single oy
Ellis and Hairstons double to right
brought in three runs after two were
out.
Neither side made any progress in the
second or third frames but both teams
got busy in the fourth. For the Peis
sullivan tripled to deep left and trotted
across the plate a moment later wher
Crews cut loose with a wild pitch Gil
bert was passed but fast double play
on Deberrys grounder stopped the rally.
Hairston was hit in the back to start
the fourth. Webb singled to right Peters
flied to center, scoring Hairston. crews
grounded to Daubert and webb was killed
at the plate. Mcdonald walked ana
Summa singled over second. bringing IN
Crews Stevenson was passed, MING
the sacks, but Bernsen made the tniro
out on a grounder to Knaupp.
Although the visitors had two men on
base in the fifth they failed to score
again until the ninth, when singles by
Sullivan, Deberry and Daubert accounted
fn- THAR final taIlv.
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FIGHT EIGHT MINUTES

Wen quit when the bell rings"
howled Chip. above the fury of the storm
as he hooked one to Brennen's head. 1--WE
came here to fight, and we're going to
fight" added Bremen, taking few
slams at Chips body.
Those boys fought for exactly eight
minutes, slashing and slipping around in
the rain-soaked canvass, minding not the
pelt of the haistones or the heavy rain
And all the while | tried to get them to
stop. Finally, to end the affair so ]
could get under shelter, l leaped over at
Chip, grabbed him around the neck with
a strangle hold. and hauled him to the
ropes. Rusff~~>S him halfway through. [
said:
Now you get out OF here, or I'll
throw you the rest of the way,
And then, turning to Brennan who
was right on my heels l ordered:
You get too, or III throw you out
OF the other side And reluctantly Bren-
nan. as he saw Chip climbing out of the
ring. did likewise.
i've had troubles in my day trying
to make certain fighters get down to
business. but that was the only time
in my career when | had to battle to
get two men to stop punching away at
each other"
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XBatted TOT FentreSS IN nlnth.
Score by innings:
Nashville ............ $50 0S2 21o--11
Memphis ... 003 900 600 3
Summary: Two-base hits. McDon-
aid. Bischoff. Sacrifice hits, Meyers,
Carroll. Stolen bases. Mcdonald, Gra-
ham 3, Dunning. ELAN 2. Left on
bases, Nashville 7, Memphis s. Double
plays, Wickham to Kohlbecker; Deca-
tur to ELAN to Graham; Lewis to Cci-
lenberger to Griffin. Inning pitched,
by Foster. 1-3 with 8 runs and hits
g on bases l out when relieved). Base
on balls, off Decatur 2. off Foster =,
off Fentress 4. Struck out, by Deca-
tur 8. by Foster 2, by Fentress 3. Hit
by pitcher, Smith (by Decatur Time.
l:45. Umpires, Brennan and Campbell.
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OASp nag AAO lev AA0 ~
AS usual when Sammy Crews mounted
the hill in the first battle the Pels be-
came as docile as lambs and while Sam
uel toyed with the Dobbers his fellow
workers ran the sacks almost at will on
Buck Weaver. The final engagement
was a thrilling hurting duel between
Lefty Sigman and Red" Torkelson, In
which the former won his own game with
e. vicious single to right in the seventh.
scoring Ellis with the lone tally of the
fray.
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SUMMARY.
Two base hits-McDonald, Hairston
Three base hit-Sullivan.
Double plays-Stevenson to McDon
aid to Bernsen.
Stolen bases-McDonald 2, Rezza.
Sacrifice hits--Ellis, Peters, Crews.
Struck out-By Crews 4, by Weaver 4.
Base on balls-Off Crews 2, Weaver 6.
Hit by pitched ball-(By Weaver)
Hairston 2; (by Crews) Fielder.
Left on bases-Birmingham s. New
Orleans 4.
Umpires-Blackburn and SHIRLEY.
Time-Two hours
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Reds Win Both Games

Philadelphia, August 26.-Cincinnati had
to go Is innings in the second game of
today's double header to make clean
sweep of the five game series here with
Philadelphia. The league leaders won the
first game to 3, and the second to 3.
Cheney went to pieces after tanning
Neale with the bases filled in the 18th
and hits by Kopf, Duncan and Wingo
drove in five runs.
Meusers hitting was a feature of the
double header. He has hit safely in Il
consecutive games. Score:
FIRST GAME
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Collins Homer Wins

st. Louis. August 26.-A home run over
the right field fence by f. Collins in the
tenth inning enabled Chicago TO beat st.
Louis in an exciting game today. to 3.
Schalk was banished in the sixth when
he lost his temper, after a close de
cision at the plate. Score: RHE.
Chicago ............... 800 coo 600 Ia 9 Q
st. Louis ..,......... 600 0O2 90 0-S 9 8
Batteries: Kerr. Cicotte and Schalk,
LYNN; Sothonon and Severed
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SPORTS.
LOCAI-Dy WIRE
PITCHERS BATTLE
WON BY CRACKERS
Steamboat Bob Fulton Hits
a Snag in Sheehan and the
Bruins Take the Count

Atlanta Ca, August 2s.-Sheehan ana
Fulton fought out an eleven-inning pitch
ers' battle here today, the atlanta
twrler winning when Merlin Kopp, new
Cracker outfielder. scored the only run
of the game on a double by Damrau.
Kopp had reached first on a helders
choice and only wonderful burst of
speed enabled him to cross the plate.
Both teams put up an unusually fast
Eame in the field. Score:
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Baird Goes to Dodgers
Third Club This Year

New York. August 8.-The Brooklyn
National League club announced tonight
the purchase of Third Baseman Douglas
Baird of st. Louis. The Superbas will
be the third National club Baird has
played with this year He started the
season with Philadelphia
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Indians Pound Out Win

Cleveland. August 26.-Cleveland tied
Detroit for second place Today by de-
feating the Tigers. to > Boland was
hit hard. the Indians punching Is hits off
him and driving him from the box in
the seventh inning. Score; R.H Il.
Detroit .................. 10l 600 600 s ,
Cleveland ....,.......... Ill 002 20.-7 16 1
Batteries: Boland, Ayers and Ainsmitn;
Bagsby and O'Neill
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Pitchers Records
TEXAS LEAGUE

At Shreveport: Shreveport-Ft. Worth
Ono game. teams failed to arrive on ac-
count wreck.)
At Waco: Waco o.; Dallas III Csc
cond game IL innings.)
At Houston: Houston 2: Beaumont o.
At San Antonio: San Antonio Calves
ton rain.
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EVEN THE VOLS CAN
WIN SOMETIMES
Two Groggy Ball Clubs Tie
and Somebody Had to
Get the Decision

Memphis, Tenn, August 26.-Nash-
vile defeated Memphis II to s today
by hitting Foster and Fentress at viii
and stealing seven bases. including
nome twice. Decatur was invincihls
except in one inning. Score:
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Summary: Two-base hts, Kelly, Bak-
er, Burke Home run, Walsh. Sacrifice
hits, Burke, Gleason. Stolen base. Graft
2 Left on base, Little Rock s, Chatta-
nooga g. Base on balls. off Kelly 8.
off Stone .. Struck out, by Kelly {, Stone
a. Wild pitches, Stone 2. Hits appor-
toned, off Ledbetter 6, with 2 runs in 4
innings. Hit by pitched ball, by Kelly
Hengeveld) Time, las. Umpires, John
son and Lauzon.
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Jasper Easily Defeats
Albany-Decatur Team

Albany, -Decatur August 2s.-(Special)
Albany-Decaturs defense was wobby
at times, and at times sensational be-
hind Graham today. Jasper winning
from the locals, to /. Bruce hurled
well for the visitors. Score: R.H.E.
Jasper ................. 0l3 100 oG1-5 6 1
Albany Decatur $3.50. 100 900 000--1 s Z
Batteries: Bruce and DeHaven; Graham
and Barnes
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SPORTS.
BY non McDAyID
Death Knell, To Pennant
Aspirations ofDobbers Is
Twice Sounded by Barons
Double Defeat Handed Pelcans by Sammy Crews and
Lefty Sigman- Weaver Was Easy-"Lefty' Won
His Own Game With Timely Single After Two
Were Out in the Seventh Frame
BY non McDAxID

Hopelesy out of the running securely mred the depths
oblivion chubby Cartons cohorts nevertheless
handed Johnny Dobb flock of trained Peicans doubebar
relied jolt by taking games of bill Redwood
terday by the of to and to This doubleseback
the hands of the bold and battle SCARED about the
bosh to the last vesge of pennant aspirations which Gulf
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American Association

At Minneapolis; Minneapolis 6, Mil
waukee q.
At Columbus: Columbus 7. Indianapo-
lis 5.
At st. Paul: st. Paul o. Kansas City 5.
AT Toledo: Toledo .. Louisville T.
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Barons Take Both Games From PeZs
TRAVELLERS KNOCK
l OUT OF KELLY
Noted Scion of Emerald Isle
Had His Fling for Awhile,
But Weakened

Chattanooga. August @-After holding
Little Rock hitless until the hfth inning,
Kelly weakened this Afternoon and the
visitors evened the count for the series.
winning to 4. Walsh hit home run
over the left field fence in the fifth with
two men ON base Scnre.
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LEAGUE STANDINGS
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Birmingham 81, New Orleans 20.
Atlanta l, Mobile 0 III innings.
Nashville IL. Memphis 8.
Little Rock 8. Chattanooga 4.
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GAMES TODAY

New Orleans at Birmingham.
Mobile at Atlanta.
Nashville at Memphis.
Little Rock at hattanooga.
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South Atlantic League

AZ Spartanburg: Spartanburg 5. Char
lotte : al innings. darkness).
At Greenvlle: Greenvile u, Augusta :,
At Columbia: Columbia II. Charles
ton a.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-27

Chicago at st. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-27

summary: Two base nits, Higgins.
Damrau; double play. Galloway TO
Dykes to Griffin; struck out, by Shee-
han l. base on balls, off Sheehan l.; sac
rihce hits, Herndon, Kopp; stolen bases,
Mcmillan. Herndon; left on bases, Mobile
4, Atlanta 8; time, lao; umpires. Pfen-
ringer and Williams
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Virginia League

At Norfolk; Norfolk /, Richmond 4
At suffolk; Suffolk 0, Petersburg 9
At Newport News: Newport News
Portsmouth 5.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-27

SUMMARY.
Two Base EIit-Summa
Three-base Hit-Webb.
Stolen BaSe-ElliS.
Struck Out-Sigman 5, Torkelson l.
Base on Balls-Sigman 2, Torkelson T.
Left on Bases-Birmingham 6, New Or
leans 4.
Umpires- Blackburn and SHIRLEY.
Time-130
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GAME
Braves Take Them Both

Boston, August 20 Boston closed it's
games at home against western clubs by
be ating Chicago in both games today, the
first one ] to against Alexander, who
allowed but three hits, and the second
to with the homo team hittipg Hen
dirk hard. Score:
FIRST GAME
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NATIONAL LEAGIIE
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Cincinnati AS, Philadelphia 80.
New York 81. Pittsburg IA.
Brooklyn IL. st. Louis OIL.
Boston II, Chicago o..
GAMES TODAY
Boston at Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
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AMERICAN LEAGuE
RESULTS YESTERDAY
GAMES TODAY

Chicago 4. st. Louis 3.
Cleveland 7. Detroit 2.
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International League

At Rochester: Rochester is. Baltimore
CT.
At Ringhamton: Binghamton .. Read
ing g.
At Buffalo; Buffalo 3. Newark 9
At Toronto: Toronto s. Jersey City 3.
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z II z
Giants and Pirates Divide

New York, August 26Pittsburg got an
even break in it's double header with
New York here today and divided its
four-game series with the Giants.
After New York had won the first
game to /, the Pirates won the second
to l. Scores:
FIRST GAME.
r II e
New York .................o Dos 900 0fs-9 IS 0
Pittsburg ......-........... 900 900 01o-l
Ratteries-Miller, Ponder and Schmidt,
Lea; Nehf and Gonzales.
SECOND GAME.
RHE
P:ttsburg 100 200 ot0-4 !
New York ................0 900 00O 1O0-1 Z
Manifestations and Schmidt; Benton,
Dubuc and Snyder.
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LEFTY DRIVES IN
THE WINNING RUN

Red" Torkelson was also going
like house afire and the game looked
as if it might go beyond the specified
seven innings. After the second the
Barons got only one hit until the
seventh when Ellis walked and took
second on Hairstons sacrifice bunt.
Webb who is hitting less than any reg
ular on the team was purposely passed
by Torkelson to get to Peters.
Pete smiled grimly as he approached
the platter but his liner to left fell
right in Suilivan's hands for the se
cond out. Lefty" Sigman is not bat
ting his weight so when he came up to
bat with two on and two out it looked
like 100 to ! shot Left took two
bad ones, fouled one and then ker
blooie, The pill sailed on a line to
deep right and fell safely between Gill
bert and Daniels while Ellis scampered
across the rubber with the winning
tally.
Both teams feilded sensationally at
times.
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Dodgers Beat Browns Twice

Brooklyn, August 2s-Brooklyn won
two games from st. Louis to- day. l to 0
and to l. Both Mamaux and Grimes
pitched great ball and figured promi-
nenty in the scoring. Grimes scored both
Brooklyn runs in the second game Score:
FIRST GAME.
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LUCY'S DOUBLE SEWED
Up INITIAL BATTLE

The RaronS added announcer IN inc It'll
when Hairston was again hit by pitched
ball Webb and Peters singled and Crews
hoisted sacrifice fly to left Two more
came over in the sixth as the result OF
singles by Stevenson and Bernsen.
Knaupp's error and McDonald's slashlng
double to the right field fence were re-
sponsible for the ninth Birmingham score.
SECOND GAME
Sigman walked two in the first IN
n1ng but, escaped without casualty
when knapp, Gilbert and Deberry
proyed unable to solve his offerings.
The Barons threatened to score IN
the first when Summa doubled but
Stevenson and Bernsen fell before Tor
nelson's curves. Webb tripled in the
second after two were down but Peters
lined to knapp for the last out The
Barons went out in order in the third.
Sigman stood the Pels on their
heads in the second and third. In the
fourth however, Gilbert and Deberry
hit safe to start the inning and things
looked dark when Fielder advanced
both on a sacrifice but Daubert and
Agnew famed, relieving the tension.
Not a solitary single or solitary
bingle did the Louisianians annex off
@Iefty's. delivery in the last three
frames.
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.Batted for Ledbetter in fifth.


'Kinsella out. hit by batted ball
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petitions % @e6aftionsperionalet
ueo u5penifa CANADA Sionlngen"
90 nMorrpna" % .pperrafte Wlr.
DaDl Ell, ibe,Dplbt 5tof meo Gl,lo-
hel1ag. 0creiter toffeoe Mr. q. sc.
DuDl for 6e mango 2pfpnlflli11gcr
% Observation-Disclosures, % ban lpoo=
ebe, at De to 8labc btl6e gaa itbrrc
90 lplcre Sage innp6e. Der blcu
er1bm, bolbt mango Eoler, fprenb
oct %bellpffebe og bpgocliGe Spcrro=
%lfelIeSparti brgb op.
81: hel1ptter Mnleontngelt til at
fpie Dor 2%pfgnifning til De mango
andre, io,n Dor 9ollega CT bleDel'
tiloel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-31
v1ln6er 6rcbems. 6ane".

TIMBER 6en1le EiteI; a,ofotmer /
0enne l1ge ct go6t 100 Gioer tort
2eiltgbe6sifrift al &a1t. Gpolo Sri
itenien. 5friftets S1obolo oreier
Jig ON Be ltore 5p6rgsmoal, Ser
netop for Ei6en er UNDER Drpftelie:
&rigen. Mtlitarismelt, Mrbejoet, Ser
bar pGret epet % pues / Retnina al
at faa Iatnme inolfrenfet og opbu
Tel, blanot anoet beo @ologift, peo
De enfelte 6olfelags Sclbbatemrnel-
beo BEN pantGnfte 9onneIle
ct Mationernes Sorbuno oip.
rDann." lfriper ON 5friftet:
r5elp ON man mao1fe life fan
bore enig me6 bom / oIle bans frem-
iatte SDnspltnfter, lao CT Set nof
bero at gigre fig befjenot me6 set.
Get er 10 life Meningen og tan life
bertes, at ct 5frift al be,1 g(rt full
De fr1111e 1t16erifribes eIler bil1iges
ct og alt at alle. Men Set bielper
til at iatte Ea11ferne / 8ebagelie oe
faar Soft til at o%berneje oe Gpergs=
maal, Der netop for Siben mao iiges
at noere mere aftltelfe ems nogel1.
iir16e fgr".