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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
Bouse Did Not Expect
Ouimel to Win Tourney

81 was not greatly surprised nj
the outcome of the NATIONAL amateur
E"li tourney recently held over the
course of the onkmont Club. Pitts
h"rGh." declared George House, pro-
fessi"nal, AT the Hermitage Country
'hh' IN discussing the golf cInsaic
Inst night.
81 did not expect Ouimet to win
again after his defcnt az Chick,
Evans In thcir mntrh. lie WINS nj
most too I'LL To take pnrt. nnd after
the ErucliinS cUntcst his energy
was slapped, and because or this he
was In no shape 10 battle In the
>emthnnis the next day.
at tnkcs u mnn who /, in fbs
finest physical shape To play thirty
SIX holes mt any time, and the nor
'ous strain Of tourney play mike,
u all the more difnrult. Poor con-
dtfi"n wax Responsible for the de-
fcnt of Ouimct.
'Sup"ri"r physique probably won
IT," championship for Davidson Urr-
ron. He is 81 big fellow. weighing
over -b pounds, whereas nobby
Jones is just scycntern-vcnr-oId
lad VIII" IN not inrGe nor heavy. II
was fine stunt for Hrrrun's nr,n
TO inflow him months vacation IN
prepare for the tourney. Now ,bnt
hc has emerged tho victor, hi, en-
n'"!rrs are Doubtless congrntuIat-
ing themselves on their move"
HouH~ said Tint he knew Heron.
TWO older brothers, md Ind pIa,ed
r"if with them. but did not know
the champion.
The Hcrmitngr urofe..Ion.,
Hurry Iinmptnn, OF the Conn.,
'Iub. VIII compete In the South.rn
nh~n S"if tourney In AtInntn over
TIE course "f the East Lake Cluh,
| on Sept"mh"r =, - md 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
DRY VIRGINIANS LOSE TO
TlMES-DiSPATCH OUTFIT
Great Little Ball Came Is Won by
Rally in Ninth Which Nets
Deciding Tally.

All the great ball games are not
played at Boulevard Field by the Rich
morl Indians. Yesterday the teams of
The Times Dispatch and the Richmond
N!rginlan packed their bats and for
got their jobs and journeyed out TO
byrd lark. and there engaged in a
diamond argument which lasted the
full nine innings.
ers proved that they were better at
haseDal argument and playing. and
they won from their newspaper fellow
workers hY the score OF IL 10 -
Not until the end OF the ninth was
Il known who was really going to
come come cut on top Of the heavy hitting
little engagement. In their half of
That inning the Nirginian sluggcrs
drove IN tire" TALES and Increased
;hcir total runs from IL TO Is
The I'D. gang also had 10 runs
and 1t looked as II "Boss" Woody
might nave 70 call time 10 get his bows
down TO the shop to start their nights
work when the gang saved him the
trouble by knocking in one more rum
and proving their right 10 the scrappy
argument
The Nirginians took good lead in
In" !irst two innings, and il looked at
on" time as IL the I'D. was going to
fall Then Clint Booker who was
dong the hurting for the IDS. got
down 10 business, and he went so well
that ne hlauk-d his opponents for
three innings, while his team-mates
matted IN enough runs TO win. Twas
Il great game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
SARATOGA RESULTS

Frs. race-hve furonEs-Bir Bans. ITO
american Soldier. los tLangI. l3 to s. even.
! To :. second: Sandie d. l07 (Noian). 5
70 /. to L. 10 J. third. Time. :ol So
~
Second race--one milc-Sunny nm los
sMcErann'. 10 to ], TO l. to /. won
SIR William johnson. III (Ensory. ID TO J.
to l.. 3 10 l. second; Water war. los
Tine, 1879 IS. Dahinda. Thomas r.. Me
Mahan, Boxer. Frank shannon T. O. King
HiGkorynut also
Third racc-siN furlongs-Back Bay. us
TTMyersI,; TO- to,5. to 5. won: Valerie
second: Abedena, lls .tknapp>, | to 2. to
Elder Kin. Surplice. ST. Quentin. Sedan
also ran.
Fourth race-.Huron Handicap. 1916
n miesw WON is4 o'KrsRn} 70 $. OUT.
tEnsor), II TO TO-. TO 4. out. third Time
i;59 IN PASTORAL Swain. Cirrus. Crystal
ms: one mile and one four,h-rfeciels. los
.liowardl TO l, to !. even. won: African
arrow. IL? GSande) to |. ) to >. to ;.
second: Rose Dor. ia (Ensor). 10 l.
Z TO .. to 10. third Time. a:o5 - 8
Iailor Maid. Snapdra6on III. Warsaw. Ivry
>, sixth, receive furlonGs-Busy signal.
Masked Dancer. ll3 (Fairbrothcri. to ;
to >. 10. ,. second: Beck and Gail. lI3
tEnsor) to = to 3. TO 5. third. Tim.
Mary. Phatom Fair. Lunetta. Lady of the
Lake also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
PLANTERS NATIONAL IS
VICTOR OVER MERCHANTS
Joe Wood big Factor in Defeat OF
Hnnk League Leaders by
Score OF to %.

Smokey Joe" Wood hurled Planters
National 10 a l-to-o victory over Mcr.
chants National yesterday. IN to tine
ninth inning Wood had allowed only
one scratch hit by Walden. the first
man IN in the first inning
IN the ninth. for The Planters. Mag.
field walked, but was caught off frs,
by Gordon Harr"lson tanned. but
Edens hit n hot liner past Solan ano
stole second on Gordon's wild peg Il
catch him nc went to third. and or
Solan's wild throw over McRcc's head
he went home for the only run in tine
game.
Much credi, should 70 To Joe Wood
as he really beat the Merchants team
He walked one man and hit one and
struck out nine
Davis, for the Merchants. struck on,
sixteen men and walked three. and
should have won his game. The game
vas one OF tn" best played in the
Bankers League this season
To-day First National plays National
State and City Bank.
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REDS MAKE CLEAN SWEEP
WIN DOUBLE-HEADER FROM
PHlLLIES AND END SERIES
Second Game Goes Fifteen Innings
Before Hits by I<opf. Duncan md
WinEO Clinch Contest.
IRy Associ.;eIpr.ss1

PHILADELPHIA. August 26.-Cin-
cinnati had TO GO fifteen innings in the
second game of today's double header
to make n clc2n sweep Of the fivc-samc
series here with Philadelphia The
league leaders won the first game, 4
to ). and the second. S to 3.
Cheny went to pieces after tanning
Neale. with the bases filled, in the
fifteenth and hits by Kopf, Duncan ana
WIngo drove in five runs. Both Chcny
ana FISHER went the whole distance
and pitched credtably. being backed
up by sensational fielding.
GrohS home run drive, which bound
cd into the left field bleachers after
Bath singled in the ninth. decided tho
first game.
Meusers hitting was n feature of III.
twelve consecutive games
Scores:
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VIII Room Athletic.

The prospect of South American
team of athletes for future Olympic
games is suggested by Captain n. IL,
Byrd, former Chicago a. a. discus
,hrower who is soon to enter business
In that part of the world. Captain
Byrd has declared his intention Of
striving for a stimulation of interest
in athletics in South America, and.
when asked whether he would return
to this country for the worlds cham
pionship games next year. said he
planned to form his own Olympic team
in South America. Captain Byrd won
the discus throw in the recent inter-
allied games in France and finished
second in this event in the 1912 Olym-
pic games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
Can't Give In IN, Gam.

Roy Patterson, who viii be remembered
by o!d-;iinc baseball followers as a mem
Der OF the famous White Sox during the
Gays Of Doc White. Ed Walsh and Nick
Aitrock. still IS attracted TO the game.
despite his many years OF service. Pattcr.
son recently announced his permanent rc-
tlrchcnt from the national pastimc at Min
nea polls, and repaircd To his home in ST.
GROIN. WIS. lie didn't stay out of the game
long. however. for he recently pitched for
SImi-profcsSona! team in Mnnca polis
hy the q
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Dctroi; ............l n n O a.
Cleveland .....l / n o > n -
u V: Two-basa hi,~-lIctl,n.n.
SNEAKER. Harris o'Neill Bagby, Granny,
Gardner. Three base h!tS-tubh N.nch
stolen base-Chapman. Sacrifice hts
Cobb. Jones. Ainsmith. Franey. Sacrifice
nics--N"ach f2b. Left on hascs--Dct-oi,,
$: Cleveland. ~ Bases on ball>-Boiand.
]. BaEby. !. H!ts--0n Roland. Is in Ga.
Ayers. IN "a. Struck Out-Bolant 3
B"gby. l. Losing pi,cher--Bolsnd
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CRAWLEY CHAMPION SHOT
Ehrns title OF Premier Individual
IL frman of United states in
Match on Navy InnSe.

'NI.OW Ell. ], August oG.-Thc
American Evolutionary force team
tooi' hrsi place and four other places
10 inc h!Si ten ia III" national indi-
NlGLai match completed at III. navy
I!lie range horc today. More than
l."VV comret"t in tn. event. which
MAS shot AT 200, 800 and 900 yards.
sergeant T. T.. crawlcy. with a score
81 "'-Ht-9i-2 carmel the title OF
consumption individual riflcman Of the
United States
IN" Grst twelve marksmen received
s0ld medals and the mkt lwcnty-four
silver medals.
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CAMENESS OF WILLARD
REEVES TALES OF GRIT
Corbett Tells How Tom Saver Foupht
for More Than Hour With
Broken Arm.
ELLY KILLED BY BOUT
Blows of Charlie Lynch Cavcd In
Seven OF His Ribs In Battle With
Bare Fists on Palisades OF Hudson
River, and Death Followed.
by JAMES !. CoKnEry

NEW YORK, August 2i--The game
ness displayed by less willard against
Jack Dempsey on July has revived
stories Of grit shown through tn.
years by warriors of nstinna
Tom Siycrs, battling in the memoir
able rin" duel with John G. Hechan
broke his left arm in the twelfth round
when delivering "a blow intended for
licchan's head. but which struck th,.
right arm OF the American. The frac-
lure caused cXcruciating agony and
thc arm was n useless member there
after. Yet. Sayers fought on for NOR.
IMAM an hour when iouEhs broke into
the ring ana the contest ended i'm a
draw.
AT Greenfield a famous English per-
former. VINO battlcd john l.. Sullivan
and al the great ones of thirty ana
forty years ago. broke MS right arm,
Yet Greenfield, using only his left
thereafter. fought so skil!fully and
couraIe"uslE that he secured Il draw.
Charlie Mitchell. in mixing il with
William Sheriff. The PruHsian." years
ago. disabled his right arm carly i'm
the contest. Yet for four more rounds
H." fought SO well with one hand alone
that lie got a hfty-nfty break from
the referee, even though The prus-
sian was "A giant and 4 really good
ringman. And ilcehan. battling with
John MorrisscT in their famous fight
broke a hand in the twelfth but
wouldn't quit.
Edwards Smashed Right Arm.
h!!lE Edwards smashed his right
arm hitting Tim Collins, The cast
ron Man in tho third round. But
Edwards wouldn't quit He fought on
ana on, with only ono hand. until
darkness came along ana ended the
duel in a draw. Some time later Ed
wards fought a bruis.r named Collycr
ana the BRITT" right snapped again
BGt Edwards. using only the left hand.
punched 'o!lyer 10 q pulp and won
III. battle.
Hammer Lane. another famous ring
inah OF long ago, broke his right arm
IN a night Win Yankee sullivan, and
that accident came at "a time when
Lane was in Il battered condition, with
oHt NIUE chance for victory even with
iwP good hands. But he wouldn't SION
ana fought until sullivan sma shed
MN 70 the earth !nScnsiblc
Andy Kelly AMI Jack Mccoy whose
ram" was gained IN an almos, for
Eo,ten era OF pncilism. demonstrates
Witnessed before or eince Both rrac.
tichily were killed before they would
quit.
Died From Effects OF nout.
Mccoy fought fellow named
Charles L!il.y. Early IN the n;;ht lii
ICY whipped over punch that da.oi
Mccoy and before tho latter could re-
Continued on Ninth PageJ
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COLLINS WINS FOR SOx,4-3
HOMER ENABLES CHICAGO
TO TRIUMPH OVER BROWNS
Schnlk Put Out OF Game for Protest-
Ing Decision mt PIntc md Kerr
for Doubling Called Strike.
IBY Associated Prcssl

ST. LOUIS. August GA home run
over the risht-held fence by Il. Collins
in the tenth inning enabled Chicago
TO beat st. Louis in an exciting game
today. to 8.
Scha liz was banished in the sixth
when he lost his temper, after Il close
decision at the plate. and pushed I'm
pre- Moriarty. Kerr was elected in
me ninth Tor protesting too strcnu-
ously on called third strike.
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INDIANS, 7; TIGERS, 2
Try AssocLatcd Prcss. !

fty Associated PFcss.l
CLEN ELAND. August 26.-Clcvelan nd
tied Detroit for second place today h,
defeating the Tigers 10 .
Boland was hit hard. the Indians
punching nftccn hits off him. and
driving him from the box in IN,
effective after the third inning. mad,
double and TWO singles in four times
at bat and aided materially in win.
hihE ms own game. Sensational
catches were made by Grancy, O'Neii
and Speaker.
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COOLERS, 2; RUBES, O
tSpecIa! 70 The Time,-Dispatch.1

-,-,'9IVV y. ~ J u IINe@- NispatUh
SCFFCl-k, VA August 2C-AnGibrr
p!tchers hattie as STAGED on the local
oihihohd tHts afternoon. when Peters
DurI took the second game from Si,f
ioih' 10 O. Eck-rI FOR the nom,
team hurled = gam" mat deserved MI
.oIs' guy !nabNltE Of the Sunolk hat-
teFS 10 MT Clarke VINO neld tho.u 10
thrse scattered hi's, and the errors Of
ms teAnmates. los; the game
Ihe two runs Of the game were
made by WOOD and McConucI on
rors Of Crow and NuucA.
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Chicago.
Slsl"r out. hit by battcd bali ,
.Rattcd for SOihOrOn in temlh

Chicago ............3 o o O O II
-; louis ..;.:.:i.o 20 o ca
summary: Two base h,ts-Fc!sch RE-
berg. Home rum. Collins stolen bases
.l.i"bo!d, jackson. Sacrifice hits-cio,Icon,
i'icb"Id. Double play-SOthoron To Austin
!" G:d"on Left on Dascs-chicago. : 81.
LOUIS. D. Bases on balis-Eerr. ! ; Snt n :
oron. = lltS-oN Kerr. S in s Hi BY
pitcher-by Kerr CAustin). struck out
by Kerr. l; Sothoron. j. Winning pitcher
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GIANTS, 81; PIRATES, ia
tBy Associated Press,

NEW YORK, August 26.-Pittsburgh
got an even break In its double
header with New York here today. and
divided its four-gameS series with the
Giants.
After New York won the first game
- !, the Pirates won the second
/ - adams was In good form and
ne - >. York s seven hits we'll scat
t"., ",tile- Pittsburgh made It's hits
c"EHi ~ Renton and .Dubuc.
Scores.
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BENDER BEATS TARs AND
]. PUTS INDIANS FAR AHEAD
~
Norfolk Fans Groan When "Chicf"
- Goes TO Mound for Second Time
i. in Two Days.
HOLDS OPPONENTS HELPLESS
Culloton Pitches Mastcrfully for Six
Innings, but His Wildncss in
Seventh Let's in Two Runs and
Aids i'm fl Richmond Victory.
rsneciaI to The Times pispa,ch !

lSpccial to The imes-pispatch
NORFOLK. VA. August eG-Chiet
Bender. the old-man wonder OF base
bail. again derr!ckcd himself 10 the
center OF the diamond this afternoon
and. aided by the Indians in spots
demonstrated his superiority over the
younrstcr. Culloton. BY taking the Sec
ond game of the series. The final score
With Ahe ,ars leading by. one run
for six innings, the big chief had one
OF the hardest problems OF the season
the bulk o; The credit for the victory.
In fact. he deserved the bulk of IT.. for
CullctoN. until he developed spell Of
widness in the seventh and eighth.
kept the hits OF the Indians we'll scat
tered. and WAS receiving remarkabty
II was when the Tar yopngs;er
tors took the lead and Bender. turn
ing aloose everything in his old noE-
gin. held the Tars helpless. so far as
an offensive rally was concerned.
Both 'rr,uns Keyed Up.
I; is doubtful il a prettier game.
seen on the local diamond Both teams
were keyed up TO the highest notch
ao;on Vas 0 bSng ra , pped frsey but
fast work Was cutting down base-hits
and ending the Richmond hopes. Ia
and refusing 10 permit the needed
bingles.
All the time Bender was also work
ing ike real veteran. his face grim
good as he dogcedly. but heavily,
heaved the pill across the pan.
II would be useless TO deny one fact.
and, in fact. it would he lodging the
truth not TO admit that the Indians.
when supporting Big chief Bender.
outclassed the Tars at every stage and
in every department. OF the game
In the first place. they have added
confidence WIKI the chief in the box
and. in the second place, they have a
right 10 he confident. for he is a prob
he is working right. and he has been
working RICH: for the pas; two days
working a real, workable bean as
smoothly a. q high grade watch marks
The passing Of time
Bender Crosses IN Tnrs
Two thousand fans. all with their
hearts set on seeing the Tars win.
that the Big Chief had again decided
to climb 70 The mound
He had crossed the expectations of
the Tars naGement. evidently know
ing that II was up TO him TO give his
club the lead. possible to grab the
seeona nall psnnant and desiring 10
possible. But the fans. faithful. rooted
for dear life. hoping 10 sec the chiefs
calculations strike crimp. Their JOY
the plate almost hercars das"rin,ion
After Tea,h.,s and ScbNartz i,.J
handed The Indians EASY n,1.s C,-r"ii
Cstrhinr ono ~ R.nTs-, "a. 49,
showed il 20 ri.;ht for what ordinariIv
slinned in pn,.fnr han;SG ~ ,.r ~
feid il. and CsrrSlI aasiiv s;re.chad !,
10 a double, RaIiinr.r 6r0iph, fGr,b
rhird ,,ueb{,~ ,'s,r, 6.'st ,i..S pa
C'hamnajrn rndai hor"s ,,;,h go.
rround.r 10 B"nder "''
CuiIoton Crack. in seventh
,,n-l F>'I,S - u''"sy. H+tcHS!Ne
lost control OF mo Inn ,rtis ,riIir.ss
cost the T'a-s .bo pan,. a,ij ~ ,u.irI,
On. ~ ~. 80, IL. ,.,',i-... -.
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, summary; Two-b base hits-Barbarc te,
Burns. kauN. "rhrec-bas Extraordinarily
stolen Oascs-Ch.Sc. Southworth Sacriura
h!ts--cutsnaw. wh:t,ed Sacrifce ny
Snyd%E Double plays--Adams to Cutahaw
70 "h!ttcd; Fletcher to Frisch to Chase.
Whiited to Terry to Whitfield, r.cf, on
on bala--Henton. .: Adams. i. IIt,sMon
ncni9n, 8 in innings: Dubuc. . in =
ing pitcher-Bcnton. - "
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BRAVES, ~; CUBS, OF
fBy Associated prcss !

BOSTON. August 2s-Eoston closed
its games at home against western
clubs by beating Chicago in both
games today. the first ] to o. against
Alexander. who allowed hut three hits,
continued on Ninth pagc)
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They shifted four nrsi-sackrrs IN ,h- Ma
Iona! League last winter Sow r.--rr.,
ssein TO have agreed with ali four a.
Hoks u hitting 800 for Boston. DauLcr,
20 FOR Cincinnati. korctchy 20 FOR BroOk-
!yn and Chase 20 for New York
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Sunon
Petersburg
T Totals :; ;;,;.s Q: - Totals ..5I24

suffolk ........ a @ 70 "a "a
So summary o'f6s r.; Two-baSe h,-!sackwejl
ia .AIEonnciI Double pIay----C;fogtty
70 Weafer; McEann 10 Black to MuIc6
struck out--by ola rhc, g. hy F,cke-t
I;ctt on bases--Fete:sburE. = suffolk :
!aseS on balis--or Echeri .. CLARKE
CTnDire-ScCrev Time. i.5.
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AMERICAN ASsoCIATIO,

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, 9; Minneapolis, (first
gameb.
Columbus. Z; Indianapolis 5.
Kansas City, Z; st. Paul, 0.
Louisville, 4: Chicago, 9
Minneapolis, 3; Milwaukee / (sccond
gamc).
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
KE.SULTS YESTERnAy

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond. !: Norfolk. I.
Petersburg. >: suffolk. q.
Portsmouth. 81: Newport News. I.
GAMES TODAY.
Richmond mt Norfolk.
Portsmouth mt Newport News.
Petersburg at suffolk
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FIRST GAME.
Totals "a Ill Totals . - J 7
Battcd FOR Elcr in ninth
Batted for RlNry in seventh.
Score by innings: u
80 90 | onl o -
....2 Q 0 Q D O @ d

'I'"uvIFHrd ..2 q Q | O.
SUMMARY: Two-base hits-kopf Gala
E I'm, MfEnSei. I.uderuS Three base hit
r.iier. Home runs-Groh Williams stolen
nnaSe,S.Ncaie. Mcusel ca. Sacrifice hit
Rixey TO ludorus. Ieft on Ia 30 pannert;
NAIL natl; .; Phi!adeiphia,, 8. bases on balls
E!!cr. Z; kiNcy. j: Cantwcll. l. IIits--cfr
Filler. in y; Luoue. none in i: Rixcy,
II q ,Chntwell. in .. Struck ou;.by
Winning pi'cher--Eler. Losing pitcher
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SECOND GAME.
Total, 81 sl4 : Totals :. SO
CINCINNATI oo2o o1oo 90 o s-lss
l.lhlcl'ia 0 o . 0 o O q q O O u

Summary: Two base hits-Ciroh winEo
.Ndams stolen bases..Groh. Roush. Dun
can. kopf, Paulet;s. M-u<el. Sacrifice hits
-Daubert GO. Groh, Bancroft Double
piays-RouSh TO Rath to ropf .Meusel to
Adams. Left Observation-Disclosures o
philadelphia. 5. Bases on ba!is-Fisher. .
Cheney, s. Struck out-Fisher, .; Cheney
ballS-Adarrs =
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore, 60; Rochester. l-3.
Reading, s; Binghamton, 8.
Buffalo. 3: Newark. @
Toronto, 3; Jersey City, 3.
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FIRST GAME
PittSburgh.

'NsH0' III TT % U U q y u
sum mary: Two-base hts--C'arcy (2)
young Three base hi,s--Burns. Lee.
Kaun. Barbara Sacrifice hit--Burns
Sstriticc fy-%Shf Double play-Frisch
York, 4: Pi;;sburg. ). Bases on bails-on
Ponder. !. Hits-ofr Miller, in . none
out in third; OF Ponder. II in Innings
III, by pitcher-by Ponder tZlmmcrmatiD
struck ou,m-hy Nehf. .: Ponder. /. Losing
nItchS r-N!Iier. &c
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. .: Detroit. 3.
Chicago. J; st. Louis. 3 Ucn inninEs)
GAMES TODAT.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Detroit ut Cleveland.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
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SOUTH ALLAN

SOUTH ATLANTIC
Spartanburg. 5; Charlotte. eleven
innings: dark).
Grecnviilc. IL: Augusta. ..
Columbia. IL Charleston. l.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston. II: Chicago. o.
lfrooklsn. 1-2: st. LUuis. OIL.
New York. OIL: Pittsburgh. ii.
Cincinnnti. I; philadelphia, s.
Cincinnati. &: Philadelphia 3 (nftccn
innings. second game).
GAMES TODAY.
Boston mt Brooklyn.
New York ut Philadelphia.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
birmingham. >; New Orleans 9 (first
gamc).
Atlanta. /; Mobile, o.
Nashville. IL: Memphis. g.
Little Rock. .; Chattanooga T.
ond gamc).
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Merchants
Totals ...32 o 8
o q O q o O o a -

X.
Plrntcrs' National ........O q q q q o u - |
Merchants national ....,. o % 90 %
bascs-n,Ma yield. Edcns. Wathal. Ebcl. Card.
We'll. Walden. Sacrifice hits-IIail. lit bv
pitched hal--by Wood tRiccb. Left on
hascs-Merchan,s. q; Planters. 3. First
base on cTroI-Merchants'. ]. Planters o.
Bases on balls-oH Davis. 3: off Wood !.
Struck nut--by Davis. ls hv Wood ..
Time OF game 80. characterization.
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Orfnlil


rhiec- has hlt-Poole Stol.r -, "'5".
Lett on bases Richmond :. N"-ta.l
nI lcF oui-hS b"ndrr q. Cullutor . H.s.s
on balls .u.lo'"m. 3. VIA p!;ch. Curi"in,
Il. Time o. game - Unrlrss- cru. All
WASH. Attennar.c, J. ON 80 go
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SECOND GAME.
piffSburCL H>,- Y
Totals -. IS Totals 80 3: 7
Batied Tor Benton in seventh.
Srnrr INNINGS. I

Pittsburgh .......1 o o O a;
New York ...........O o 0 o / q o
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-03
Terse Points For
 Scenario Writers

Do not think out horrible incidents or situations.
 Don't submit a detaiIcd continuity until you have studied how; stick to well composed synopsis.
 Do not give a lot of advice to the director; he knows how to obtain re- suits better than you do-