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LOOKS LIKE INDIANS
AGAINST THE sUPERBAs
While Cleveland Increased Lead,
Those Windy City SoX Pushed
EankS Down Hill.
tBy Associated Press

Nf&S 1Ohh, sept. li.-CleNelanO
Increased its lead in the American
League pennant race TO ono full game
today by defeating Washington.
while Chicago was winning the sec
ond game of the series from New
York. brooklyn maintained it's six
game lead in the National League
race by defeating Cincinnati. the
worlds champions. slipping to third
mace as n result OF the New York
Giants victory over Pittsburgh.
Although Cleveland has lead OF
eleven points in the American League
the first three clubs are so closely
punched as regards games won and
lost that one days results has little
effect upon the chances of any one
of three winning the pennant. cicve-
land had its slump and then followed
n string OF defeats for Chicago. but
the Yankees lost just enough games
during the slumps of the other two
contcnders to keep the race close. At
present. II is mathematical impossi-
bility TO figure out n certain winner.
The situation in the National
League. however is different. and al
though Brooklyn has not yet ciinchcd
the pennant. II viii. take almost n
superhuman effort to nose out the
Superhas. The latter have ten more
games to play and II they win seven
it would be impossible for New York
or Cincinnati to tie them IL the Giants
and Reds won all their remaining
games. fourteen and seventeen, re-
spectivcly
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.M0LLA BJURSTEDT is TO
MEET MARION zlNDERSTEIN
Two Tennis Stnrr VIII PIny Finn,
Round In Women's National
" Cham pionShin Today

s PHILADELPHIA Sept l7-yrs
sMoNa Bjurstedt Mallory. New York
former national champion. and Ms
Marion Zinderstein. OF Boston, run
4ner-up last year, will meet ,onorrow
in the final round Of women's nation.
al tennis tournament al the philaaai
phta Cricket Club. To the victor viii
60 the championship. az Mrs George
: Wightman will not defend her titIe.
u In the seminal round TO-DAY Mrs.
Mallory defeated Miss Helen Poilak
sNew York, while Miss Z!nders,ein dis
{posed OF Miss Eleanor Goss, New
York.
Paired. with Miss Goss. Miss Yin
sderAtein also won her way into tho
gGnaI round of the doubles They win
meet Miss Helen Baker and MICS
Eleanor Tenant, of California. to-
morrow for tho title. Miss Goes and
Miss Zinderstein. the present cham
rions. today defeated Mrs. W!ghtman
and Mrs. Mallory in the senihnal
round, The California pair cIiminat.
ed AIss Molly Thayer and Miss Anne
sfownsend. Philadelphia
sd Mrs. Mallory and Craig Biddle will
meet Mrs. Wishtman and Wallace +.
SJo4.nfon In the final round of mixed
ssdoub1cs, while Miss Helen Sewel, and
KISS Louise Dixon. both of Ph!ladel-
1lta. are the hnalists in the junior
4 championship.
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

,oF Hst !aee-nve furIongs-CIar. Franco.
i'co Cola, los tRobinson). s 10 &. Mon
,n. 20 q second Lady Stella. ii1 Int,m ..
iI"SSf'. to !. 10 !. even. third. f,mn
GncautS. Winds of Chance. S,i.n,I,s
ny: " > flrsi. and BriganI,a aIsn rsn a.
,.7.S"H" !act--siN a half furinrr.
,t"P!'y "itchat. us iEnsor) 7 10 Ia =
:" = out won: Afternoon. los tA,nbrn..
toSo :; even. ! TO 1, second; Les,tins SI -
~ tMouney). to /. S 10 . 1 Ia ,htrt
i,ine, i:!3 l-a Sea Mint and Kashn,ir
Third raec--one ,n!le-Ye!iow Hand ~,
,65:anso, }. 10 :" out out. won: f;eorris
.V- tRobinsonb. II 10 .. 10 -
secohd: Wh!sh lt7 tColtilottn 10 t0 o.
70 I. TO 5, third. Time I:S7 tx tn.
AIchcT. Anniversary and LIQUID Fire aIsn
u, po tEnscr Il TO 10 s5,
ou;.. second; Are;husa. o. tcoI,no,t,9h 10
y Z. TO 6. out. third. Time. i:3s
Ballet Dancer. H.. a!so ran. 90
>, F!tih race--one mile and sl1,een,h-
kine AEr!npa III tEusor1. ! 10 J. & 10
10 .: won; Arum. III U6a v!csi Z T.; 70
!; TO 5, to second: Pierre.a. Feu
~ tFatorl. even. 10 3. out. third Tim
l:is. Tctlcy. Shcra naoah Frcdrrict ~
Urcat and LOTTERY also ran
SKIN racs--s.N acknowledgements I0s
tMo0neyl. to 3. TO g. out won: our
second; MNGibcr. los fRoS!nson1 TO s.
10 S. out third. Time 1888 81
bcnard and Cul!!r.n also ran.
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$4,000 FANS SEE SOX
T0B0GGAN THE YANKEES
Beat New York g. to i by Heavy
Batting and Babo Ruth Doesn't
Get Hit.
tBy sociated Prcss.]

CHICAGO. Sept. l7.-Piling UP
thirteen hits. including six triples.
Chicago made II two straights over
New York In the second game of the
series In tho American League PEN
nant race today. winning to A.
me game was witnessed by a
crowd that jamned Comiskey Ficld
was estimated at moro than $4,000.
Three Triples Running.
In the first inning. the White Sox
made three consecutive triples OF
Pitcher Thormahlen, the Ace" OF tho
Yankee STAFF after two men were
out. and scored two runs. Eddie Col
Inns cracked out the first triple and
jackson and Fclsch followed with
three base blows.
Rlsberg started the second with u
triple and scored on Faber's single.
lays attempted TO check tho Sox and
was successful until the sixth. when
f Feiss6 w orened up With triple and
liled out, RisberE singled to left.
grounder through Wards legs for an
error and Felsch and Risberg scored.
Hard Luck for .Babc.''
Babe" Rut:. who was trying for
his hitieth home run. faced Fabcr
his first trip. he rolled an easy
grounder to John Collins. In tho
third inning. after the Yankees had
scored two runs. and had two men on
bases. Ruth was purposely passed.
His next two attempts were high
files TO jackson and Fclsch.
New York scored two runs in the
third on Wards single. and Han
nah's double. which John Collins
threw into the White Sox players
bench.
~ belntcd rally in the ninth Melted
the fanks two more. Lewis singled
and scored on Hannah's safe blow,
his third hit Of the game. French ran
for Hannah, and Fewster. batting for
Mays. drew pass. Peckinpaugh
singled to center, and scored French,
but the rally ended when Weaver
made sensational stop of Plpp's
Groundcr and threw him out at first.
The score:
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sUPERDAS TAKE SECOND
CAME FROM CHAMPS
tiicr and Cadore I'm Pitchers
Battle, Which Ends in Brooklyn
victory, 3 to 2.
by Associated Prcys.I

BROOKLYN. Sept. II. BROOKLYN
continued to advance toward the 1920
championship of the National League
today by taking the second game OF
Inc S, series With CINCINNATI. 5 to ..
pretty pitching duel between Filler
and Cadore, neither allowing more
IMAM one hit an inning up to that
The superbas got run in the first
inning when Olson started by getting
first through a bad throw by Kopf.
MT by pitched ball and complet cd
center.
Cincinnati took the lead in the fifth,
scoring two runs. Duncan reached
nrst on kilduff's error. and Kopf
walked. Neale beat out an attempted
Sacrihce; Duncan and kopf scored
while Wingo and Ellcr were being
retired at first base, respectively
olson led of for Brooklyn in the
seventh with double, took third on
Johnston'S sacrifice and scored on
Griitfth's hit to left. Griffith went
around to third on wheat's safety TO
Gated Wheat's hit. Luquc then sue
ceeded Eller and kept the Brooklyn
players off the paths for the re-
mainder of the game.
The league leaders had the bases
hlied by virtue of passes in the sixth
dore. retiring the side; The same
tning, happened to Cincinnati in the
eighth. With Rath and Groh on
having been apssed. and with two
out. Cadore purposely walked Dun
can. The Brooklyn pitcher then pro-
ceeded to get Kopf, and did it by the
strike-out route.
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TWO CHAMPION DRIVERS
OUT OF GRAND CIRCUIT nc III
Pop" Gccrs Suffering From Com.
pound Fracture and .eTo1n,,
Murphy Has Relapse.
IBy Assoolatcd Preas. l

SYRACUSE. N. Y. Sept. 17.-Is
was disclosed here today that Thomas
murphy and Edward (Pop) Goers, two
prominent Grand Circuit driverB,' triSy
not be able 10 take their places In
the suiky again this se;lson.
an S-ray examination OF tho right
Wrist OF Gecrs today revealed 1t had
s,Snered compound fracture when
inc veteran rcinsman was thrown
from his sulky during the running OF
yesterdays card
MuIphy. who was injured at tho
Cleveland meeting of tho Grand Cir
cuit; suffered serious relapse at tho
truck mere today and had to be taken
20 motel II was announced he may
nave 10 undergo nm operation.
sanaIoo. Murphy's great PAGER. pi-
miie In the anal card this afternoon
In 2:ol l-2. falling In an attempt 10
neat single G's season record Of 2:Ol
race followers. however. declared
SHnaruos time good In tho face of tho
cnilly weather and the gusty winds
sweeping over the track
Three OF tho events on today's
program were for amateur drivers.
Summary:
Nit, Ut trct: purse. 5000: three .hea. plan:
n LIN dsis;S a%!It:l Nv r T.n nilnss!.
sikh. eh: m 0 IN Fl.@ GGn. :..::::: : :
@sl9ut Fl. mTiseo also started Time. 2:1 "a.
Oar Hal bur e.'f Sv Pster 's sss ss., plans
Abs Todd. ;. m. ~. M;non.idi.....: : !
2:ia H ,.t: 5:ne s'icI. also started Time
Ti be- snse beat ssnsrSo r. n
Ftanctscp.NrdHrn fcoIl. Time. 2:olh
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SPORTS,....==
Jockey Buddy Ensor Rides
Five Successive Winners
tBy Universal serrIce.)

NEW YORK. Sept. I7-.Buddyn
Ennor hung up a metropolitan
Jockey record at Aqueduct today
when he rode five successive win
nerH and fnished Hecond I'm the
.nst race. Three OF the horscs he
rode to victory were fRvorltca, but
In the firat race he won on nm Stool
shot, and In the nth on n 4-to-I
shot.
Ensor was only recently REIN
stated to grace ut the instance of
IL. II. wilson, Jr., president OF the
Saratoga ItacinE Association. lie
had been set down for extreme
cnrclcssncan In riding mud irregu-
inrttfeA In bubits. Since his rein
statement hc hns been riding like
a nend.
Bettors nre now playing Ensor
wfthout much reEnrd tO the horse
he rides. lie In attracting a fol-
lowing comparable to the thou
snndH OF rnce-track follower, who
used to plny "Snnppcr' Gurris0n In
the day when he wns the undls-
puted American Jockey stnr.
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Pittsburgh

Sohe Out when. winning run scored
han Tot Toncy In tenth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18
CARDS LAM SPHERE FOR
TWELVE CONSECUTIVE HITS
ST. Louis Hns Rare Old Batting StrcaE
md Defeats Boston

BOSTON. Sept lin defeating
Boston to 4 today st. Louis made
twelve consecutive hits. After Horns
by lined TO Bocckel In the fourth, tho
Watson, and also five straight hiss
Off McQuillan. who relieved Watson.
McHcnry, the last batter in this
inn ing, was out trying to stretch
a double into triple. retiring the
side.
]. Townsend started the fifth in
ming in the box for Boston and Lavan
and ficathcotc hit safely. The strea k
Maranville.
The score:
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Eruptions of the Skin
Cause Torturous Itching

If you are afflicted with any form
Of skin disorder. you are well ac-
Guaintcd with the flaming. burning
itching that these diseases produce.
So many people continue to suffer
from eczema. letter and other forms
of skin disease because they do no,
seek the source Of th}ir suffering.
and no disease can bo successfully
combatted unless attssked at It's
source.
Skin diseases are cauted by an i'm
purity or disorder in tie blood. and
there is no real and genuine relief
within your reach until Such impurI-
ties are removed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18

Totals ..........t7 - 10 36 is
'Ore out when winning run scored
tHatt"d for Norrissette in seventh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18
BROWNS SLAM, BANG AND
JUMP ON THE ATHLETICS
Cefcat Ccllarers, II to 8, and Collcc1
"a Hits for Total OF
32 Bases.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 17.-S,> Louis hit
NayIor and Bigbce hard today and
defeated Philadelphia. II to S. The
locals collected twenty-four hits for
total OF thirty-two bases. Lynch
was driven from the box by Phila-
delphia.
Tho score:
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C0MERS WALLoP SMOKERS
Columbia. With Old I.nrry Cheney tr
Zig Time Form. Wins Third
Game OF Post Series

JACkSONNILLE. Sept. lT-With
the veteran. Larry Cheney. in superb
form and the Columbia Club PLAYING
brilliant ball behind him tho Comers.
champions of the South Atlantis
League. defeated the Tampa Smok-
ers. champions Of the Florida Lea que
here this afternoon by the score OF
TO O.. This was the NTH game of
the series for the Southeastern cham
pionship which now stands three 10
ono IN favor of Columbia with one
We The sixth game will be played
here tomorrow.
batteries: Cheney and Wendell
Alvarez and Nance
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VEACH Is A BATTING FOOL
AS TIGERS FEAST ON BEANS
Lams the Old Sphere for Homer, n
Triple, Double and Three
Singles i'm Six Times Mt Bat,

DETROIT. MICH. Sept. 17.-Boston
and Detroit played slow. listless
game today. the locals winning out
in the twelfth inning, ii to IS.
The Tigers used five recruit pitch
ers in the contest, but they held Bos-
ton TO nine hits. most of which were
punched in the seventh and eighth
innings, while nineteen safeties were
piled UP against Jones. Harper and
Karr.
Neach made n home run. a triple, a
double and three singles in six times
at bat. Score:
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This explains why disappointment,
comes from the use OF lotions. salves,
ointments and other local remedies.
S.S.S. has given great satisfaction
In the treatment OF these disorders
because 1t Is such a thoroughly sat.
isfactory blood purifier. 1t cleanses
the blood of all impurities. and thus
counteracts the effects of the germs
that attack tho skin.
Begin taking S.S.S. today, and IL
you will write a complete history Of
your case, our medical adviser will
give you expert advice without
charge. Address Chief Medical Ad.
wiser. s22 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta,
Ga-Adv. sg
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For the answer to that one SEQ to-
morrow's Sunday Times D.spatch.-
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JOE YELLING GETS THE
DECISION OVER DUNDEE
Stnte CommIsSion Opposes TIE DENIM.
scy-hrennan and Carpenter
Lcvinsky Matches


NEW YORK. Sept. l7.-BoxinE with
decisions In accordance with the WAL
Kcr law was revived here tonight at
Madison Square Garden, and In the
main bout Joe Yelling. formerly OF
chicago, received a judges decision
over Johnny Du2Eec. OF this city.
Following the bout the state boxing
commission and the license commit
zee issued n statement saying that
after careful consideration, we have
decided II Is for the best interests OF
boxing IN this state not to hold
on the 'Ttes set the Dempsey Bren-
nan aHa the Carpenter evinsky
w do not believe" the statement
added. that they offer the best means
OF trial and test of the new boxing
law at the present time"
sauars Gar dsGka saor 9t 70 Madison
Gavin. OF the International SportInc
Club. have accordingly been advised
the statement continued, that the
commissions decision is not 10 pcr-
NIT these matches for a while"
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RALEIGH BEATS GREENSBORO

GREENSBORO. N. c.. Sept. IT.
Heimach outpitched Bra1ton hero to-
day In the NTH game OF the Pied
mont League post-season series be.
tween Greensboro and Raleigh for
the league pennant. and Raleigh won
to !. Tho teams go to Raleigh
for tho sixth game tomorrow.
Greensboro has won three games
and Raleigh two. and in tho event
Raleigh wins tomorrow the deciding
Raleigh Monday.
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Baltimore Wins the
International Pennant
By Universal serviceD

NEW YORK. Sept. I7-Dy de-
fe"tinG Reading todny the DaIti-
more club of the International
League cinrhed the pennnnt In that
circuit. u MISC net the number of
IFS consecutive victories at twenty
three. II WINS necesnnry for tho
winners TO Hcore seven runs In
the hnni inning of todny's contest
hut they ncored the seven.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18
CUBS PUNCHING HITS IN
NINTH, TRIM PHILLY, 3 TO |
RiIey Held Visitors Until Ninth and
'heeveS. West Texas Lacquer,
Mikes Good Showing.
IBy Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept l7.-Shut
out by R!xcy until the ninth inning
today. Chicago punched three singles
with two bases on nails and VIII
iiams' tumble. and dereated Philadel-
phia, to l.
Cheeves. recruit from Eastland
locals TO four scattered hits until re-
licved for pinch hitter In the eighth.
The score.
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INDIANS SCALP SENATOR'S
IN HEAVY HITTING GAME
What Looked in Early Stages Like
Pitchcrn' Duel Developed Into
Itout OF Warrington, o 10 ,.

CLEVELAND. Sept. II. What
started out like a pitchers battle
between Covcleskie and Courtney to-
day ended in rout for Washington,
Cleveland winning Q to g.
Long hits by Smith. Wambsganss,
Evans and Speaker. gave the Indians
n lead. and with Acosta pitching tho
eighth inning. Cleveland scored four
more on Two passes and three hits.
two OF which were for extra haBcs.
Covcleskic was effective through
out. striking out eight batsmen and
allowing only seven hits. The scoro:
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FIRST GAME OF DOUBLES
AT VIRGINIA COUNTRY CLUB
BickeI md LnFerty mud Hrown and
Adams Are Victors at Open
Ing OF Tourney

Before large and enthusiastic
gathering at the Country Club of
Virginia yesterday afternoon, the
first games OF the tennis tournament
doubles wore played.
Bickel and Lafferty defeated Rice
and Robb two out of three. SO. s 0
and ca.
Harrison and Gwathmey went down
to defeat before Brown and Adams
in two straight sets, 6-2 and Ga
Fleming and Coke won their match
by default.
Darkness prevented the other
matches which were scheduled being
played.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18
GIANTS WALLOP PITTSBURGH
IN TENTH INNING, 10 TO 3
Burns Makes Five Hits, Including a
Home HUN, Triple, Two Dou-
hles and Single.
| BY Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK, Sep. 17.-Toney, OF.
New York, started a rally with a
single in the tenth inning today, and
the Giants won from the Pirates.
Burns made five hits in five times
triple. two doubles and a single. His
double n the tenth sent Toney to
third, whence Spencer. who ran for
single after Bancroft was nasssS
pnrposely. Tho score:
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p0rtsni outh.

Portsmouth 0o1 n,0ooo o
;. summary: Two-hase hits Poole
Arrason. Stolen base---Baker. sac
rihce hits-Baker. Par'ter 90 Roo.
ney,. Post. DauEhton. Passed halls
Parker f2(. Left on bases-Rich.
mond. 7; Portsmouth. 3. Bases on
81: of Mangum, .. Hi,s-on Sshi,ig
In innings; of McGloughlin, in
6 innings; off ManEum. in in.
nings Struck out-.hy Schulz by
McGloughlin. 3 ~ ManCum. 4 Tin,c
OF game. two hours Empires. VS.
tervelt and O!th
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winner. to Meet N,iiiic uop,..

NEW YORK. Sent 1.-THE profess
siona! lS:2 balk-line billiard cham
ninnship for le20-2l will be PLAYED in
.wo scctions this year, the prelimi-
HScmber al san Francisco. and the
nha, here December u, and S. Ac.
.ordinE 10 announcement today, en-
Srles; united 10 six players. for tho
san Francisco contests viii close DC.
,26er IS. Each game will consist OF
100 points Winners Of the nrst and
S n.;i prizes In the California games
MI com'cte with Willie Hoppe. Tho
tit!ehoider. in the final series, lin
It r 70 ,hree players. which will be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18

Summary: base hits-Suilivan.
Mcicnry. l.avan. Cruise. Ford. Three
pasc hit-Maranvillc. Sacrifce-Stock
Double plays-Ford to Maranviiie to-
sullivan; Maranville to Sullivan. Left
on baSes--St. Louis. 4 Boston, S.
l: Pierotti. l. Hits-on Watson. / /
in 1-3 innings; McQuillan. 5 in ga
inning. Townsend. . in . Innings;
flerotti; in innings. Struck out
send. /: by Pierotti, .. Wild pitch
watson. Losing pitcher. Watson.
Cmpires, Mccormick and Hart Time,
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Totals, ....33 8 II 27 g
'Batted for Courtney in eighth.


Washington 100 l o o / o o Ia
Summary: Two-basc hits-Rfcr.
Smith. S. O'SeIl. Three-baao hits
Covelcskie. Speaker. Evans. Home
runs-Shanks. Wambsganss. Double
Sewell. Wambsganss and Johpston; ].
O'Neill. Harris and Judge. Left on
hases-Washington 4; Cleveland, S.
Base on bails-Courtney, 3: Acosta, 2;
In Z: Acosta. In I. Struck out
Courtney. L: Coveleskie. 8. Losing
p!tcher-Courtncy Umpires-Eyans
and Nallin. Time, @
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How Thy Stand Tcd,y
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago. g: New York. 1.
Cleveland. O.: Washington. 2.
Detroit is; Boston. f 1s D.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Washington Mt Cleveland
Philadelphia gt st. I0uIs.
New Yurk at Chicago
Boston Mt Detroit
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All the n;her big leagues wire on
batting rampage yesterday. so
BABE Ruth took day off. Tho BAN
bino poicd out one measly little bunt
in four times nj bat.
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WI .HdyH vi NI1CN-
Tran for Hannah lin ninth.
New York % o 2 O o O O o "a
chicago ...........2 90 o 30ox-6
summary: Two-base hits-IIan-
nah, 2; Pratt. Three-base hits-E.
Sollins. Jackson. 2: Felsch. q: Ris-
ocrS Stolen basel. Collins. Sacri-
hce'-E; Collins. Double play-Prstt
TO Peckinpaugh TO Pipp. Left on
base-New York. z; Chicago. 6. Base
on Sa1Is-off Faber. 4; Mays. 2. Hits
or Ihormahlen. in 2; Mays. S in
g. Struck out-by ThormahInn /.
taber, 8. Losing pitcher-Thormah-
zen. unpires--Hildebra and Nori-
arty. Time of game-l:5O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18

Five thousand Portsmouth fans
saw the Truckers so down to de-
feat Yesterday. How many will see
the Colts clinch the pennant at Boulc-
ward Field today
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iIKtsbHFSN ...U 0 o n I'd
New York ......l 0l0 l o @ O IL
summary: Twobasc hiis--Burns
~, Sunhma. Three-base hits-Rurns
ioHle ruhs-B Burns. Bigbee. Sacrificcs
Ndams. Left on bases-pittsbnrt,h,
., New York. S. Base on ha;is' ~
.rroney, J; Adams. /. Struck out.Nhy
loney. Z; Adams. >. UmpircsWO,Day
ana Quigley. Time. 1916.
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II told you sol"
Got main in my ear from hear
ing the tin horns" shouting that
last night. Oh, they're good winners!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18
SPORTS
Vi:gi..ia League Series
First Game.

Efrst Game.
Richmond, 81 Portsmouth, ; 90
inninEsD.
Second Game.
Richmond, =, Portsmouth, I.
Third Game.
Portsmouth, s; Richmond, ;.
Fourth Gimme.
Rtchmond, 3, Portsmouth,, o.
Fifth Game.
Nichrnond, 81 Portsmouth, 2.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
Won. Lost. Tie. Pct.
Richmond -. 2 I $50
Portsmouth II 5 1 ESQ
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Portsmouth nj Richmond. Bou-
icvnrd Field. Gumc starts at 4
y. VI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18

My word" as the fellow who can
still get Scotch and soda would say;
Gorblimey. but that ere Duckey ia a
Dally MISUNDERSTANDING"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-18

HOPE they'll finish ii today This
pinch hitting" stuff is like under
studying for star during "A matine @
when the flu hits town.