davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
.C|NCY LEADS NATIONAL
LEAGUE BY sCAAT MARGIN
Cleveland Leads American League
by Half 81 Gamc-Final Test
Starts Today.
tBy Assoclated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Thc pennani
races IN the National and American
Leagues frightened UP ano;he. notch
as result Q. todays games
In The senior circuit. the Cincinnati.
Reds, who are setting the pace, were
idle. while Brooklyn, IL second place.
defeated Philadelphia. ana New Yo.k
IN th!r3 place. won two games from
-.oS;oh. The Superhas' victory pu:
:Gera in tie with Cincinnati! 50 .a7
as games axe concerned. but the Reds
Nave lead .: four percentage points.
TIE Giants double victory over The
Braves enabled New York 10 gain
:oC7 points or Brooklyn and seven
On SsGciaaa;:. IN games. the Giants
axe one and oae-aal: behind Cinc.n-
sat! ana Brooklyn.
Cleveland ans New York were not
scheduled % play today IN the Amer
-c@1 league. while Chicago defeated
s. LoC.s and thereby gained three
points CT The a-s; and second teams.
AS : r5SvlI there are only. e,even
phase and Chicago IL third place
The Indians have halt game lead
oNes ths Yankees and the latter have
NE same advantage over the White
The :aa! !n;ersec,ional series Of
me season opens in both leagues to-
morrow with the Western Clubs o.
ne National League playing IN the
last AID The Eastern clubs o: the
Ntae .icaa League in the West II is
possible that o1ic.c the teams return
20 tae.T nome stations thar one or
more az me 7cuuant coutcnde-s in
both circuits Will have been sl!rnin-
atsG. II the races are not actually de-
c!Geu. Cincinnati, in the National
League, and New York In the .A:aeri-
can, haTr che hardcs; work cut out
!or them among the contenders The
real test. for the Reds viii come next
week when Manager Morans team
VIII face the Superbas In BROOKLYN
LOT three games and then come 10
New iork for four games with the
GIANTS. one o: these games IS post
ponei contest prevented by rain al
Cincinnati during the last trip OF the
Giants.
The Yankees also Will be Obliged to
meet their nearest competitors -
CleNeland and Chicago - on foreign
soil. The Cleveland series opens to.
/ morrow. The New York team Will
start under i decided d!Sudvantagc
because OF The accident 10 r.ng Bodie.
VINO FRACTURED his right ankle in the
( SNh!bItIon game At Pittsburgh today
and because the Yankee owners hay.
| aec!ded not TO use pitcher Carl Mays
/ III The Cleveland series. The accilen,
70 BcdIc is expected to weaken tho
| New orlt uU,1cld considerably Duff
/ ~ Lewis. the regular lcf.iieldcr, has
| not entirely recovered from an in
/ !!ck. utility outfleljcr. Will be pres
ed into active Service TO take BODIES
| place, while MtuEcl Will continue 10
substitute for Lewis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
U. OF V. GRIDlRON MEN GET
STARTED UNDER NEW COACH
Lots of Good Mntcrini Expected I'm
Candidates who VIII Report
Today for Practice.
(spccial 70 The Times-D!spatchO

Especial 20 The Timcs-Dispatch)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Sept. s.
Football practice At Virginia started
off with rush today. morning and
afternoon workouts being held on
Lambeth Field. under the direction
OF DR.. Rice Warren. the now coach
Among the men in UNI form were
three stars from last years freshman
tcam--Applcman. half back; Clarke
and Gates. ends Much is expected
OF Applcman who was conceded TO
T. fne fastest backfcld man in col
leEc last season.
only four members Of last years
varsity reported today--Captain New
son Niche. end; liawkinEs. center:
Hollis Rinchart and Dirk Kuyk,
backs.
The newcomers included two men
Weighing over gao pounds--Pricc 4
guard from Virginia Polytechnic IN
siitute, and Miner. formerly OF Epis-
copal High.
GOODWIN Kuyk. lass fears fu.
back. arrived today. and will assist
In the coaching
Twenty additional candidates arc
expected tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
JACK DEMPSEY LEAVES
CHICAGO FOR NEW YORK
Will Sign Up to Fight Both
Gunboat Smith and Bill
brennan.
ENy AssoCiated rrcss. ]

CHICAGO, Sept. S.-Jack Dempsey,
worlds heavy weight champion. ac-
companied by Manager Jack Kearns
and newspaper correspondents. LEFT
today for New York. where Ecarns
hopes 10 Close matches with Gunboat
smith. San Francisco heavywciEht.
and Bill Brennan. OF Chicago. The
match with Smith is tentatively set
ior boston on Sertembor IS. Dcmp-
seE contest with Brennan probably
viii be decided in New York.
While Dempsey was preparing to
leave he learned that Billy Miske.
ms opponent in the Labor Day battle
at Benton Harbor. Mich, was in the
hoiel dtnins-room having lunch with
Mrs. Miskc. The champion immc
diatcly deserted his friends TO lind
Alske They chatted pleasantly for
hearty handshake
Before leaving Benton Harbor.
dempsey presented Mrs Flora F!tz-
simmons. wife OF the promoter of Tho
Labor Day contest. with $4,000 au-
tomobile.
Miske will return to his home in
ST. Paul tomorrow for hunting trim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
COLTS LOSE LAST GAME
. WITH COOLERS BY 5 TO |
Bing Arragon Injuries His Thumb
and Rctircs From the
Game

The Richmond Colts lined up
against the Petersburg Coolers yes
tcr6ay afternoon for the las, timc
this season and after Scott had taken
balloon trip and ArraGon had dis
located his thumb. the Clan Clarke
romped off with the game by score
OF TO l.
1t was just al every day game of
ball. only one or TWO plays during the
whole afternoon that brouch; the
few hundred loyal 10 their feet. The
uuIpires seemed as Il hu-rying 10
catch a train and moved things along
rapidly.
Gooch and stuart led in the batting
for the Colts, getting TWO hits each
while, Smith, A-racoa and Baker each
grabbed of double
scott so; kinda wild In the 18th
and Gooch sen; him 10 ;he showers
@ad Cpdee harris took Up tue bur
would have no douh; won the game
- started ~ the beginning
StcE A-Caso. caught = line drive
-sEaS - :he end :! his r!EA: thumb
T&s :, 7S1z:G; ;Aat Re had 20 retire
--1- .1s El-,s AHSo.: .Asa ws.: 20
5as7- sd 0-cSe: Holmes cliuSe
3nte z-s Ss-1 guards and cAss; pro-
s=ccS-
wz-eAsl S=-7-:sst even :he Aon,e
eA7.s ~s- = ws-: re III. -ou;e.
d1sS- A-:ec-s4 = G,c~si s.s&; a!;s.
VAs -srs- u -$A. ES-Es-
Sa-- st.-A- D:>5-sy F-.leS lis usual
$i-f-t-+ L-5o-1 :-.ck< S-E ~ns
S.ssss.=3 -x.cy Ns-.-Es TN
S!-&e So: -t< F--F Ec:2E strong
- Szsse.s CATS ~, - :: &,z,s.
rs-'a s-e-l 49, z<;e--coz z-& ne
-aoE s;&-ts :; t'c.c-S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
YANKEES TRIM PIRATES
I'm EXHIBITION GAME
ring bouic Fractured His Ankle I'm
sliding Into Home
=, By Associated Press.l

plTTsBURGH. PA. Sept. ga
crowd or more than $1,000 witnessed
an exhibition game between the SSw
, iork Yankees and the Pirates here
today. the visitors winning 7 Ia r
Both teams worked recruit pitcher.
ann Tor Pittsburgh and Ferguson
tor New York. Babe Ruth satisfied
the crowd In the ninth Inning. when
ne MADE home run. He Knocked
the ball over the right field fencs in
Field. 'oFoes
In tho second inning Bodie, the
iankee center fielder triplcd, and
scored on wild pitch. In sliding
INTO the home plate no caught his
root on the rubber. He was taken to
81 johns Iiosr!tai with a severely
injured ankle and It was not until
several hours later that surgeons an
hounced their belief no bones wers
broken. but that In all likelihood ne
would be out OF the game for tho
remainder OF the reason.
New York Americans. 10 O
iii, sEh Nationals ...... 3 o
-, Battcr ics-Fcrguson and Hoffman:
linn and Haeffncr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
SPORTS
How Times Changed

Who would have thought. nionE
about 1000, that rncinS was doomed
to become extinct
IT. you Ind gone Into the big bet
cling ring nt Grnvcscnd or Sleeps
head lay and made such n prcdic-
ton, the authorities would have
sent you to bellevue for 0bscrvn-
ton.
Whnt sport In New York could
iorcscc, during the days when the
horton law WAN moving Itself
nriSht, n New York City without
It's usual Erist OF boxing matchcsf
Whit New York finn in 1908
drcnncd that Mnthcwrun would
ever NO far forget himself ms 10
manage Cincinnati for n spcllf
Who Imagined In those days
thnt Grif would Icnyc the Ynnks
nhh tnkc whi5i I'm Washington.
nrst In pence. first In war and Inst
the American League. That WIS
INC way the old whcczc went mt
INC time Grill went to the cUnErcs-
sionnl center.
what rootrr In 1905 expected
anybody except Mci:rn,y
ever win my pennnnts in
nh'ionnl League: And, cs-
ps' "hht rootcr In his widest
Aions ever fnncied "a ling going
Time and Tide for M nm, ut.
Hut they bring some chnny.. 80;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
WILSON BESTS TARHEELS
[Special to The Tlmes-Dispo,cb !

WILSON. y. c., Sept. S.--wilson
runE- down the curtain on the local
diamond for the current year by de-
feating Rocky Mount by the score of
10 o.
Quinn did the twirling stunt for
the Bugs and, while giving up nine
safcties, he was steady and unhittable
in the pinches.
Heatwole twirled for the Tarhcc,s
and pitched one of the pretticst games
seen on the local diamond this year,
nut could not win because mis- team
mates made no runs for him.
Duffey was the outstanding star
OF the game in the field and prob
ably saved the game In the ninth
when, with two men on base. ne
raced behind third base and Knocked
down Chnmplin's hot Eroundcr and
retired the side.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
WELLS LlcKS JoURNEE
GBy Associated Press.l

DEAUVlLLE. FRANCE, Sept. s.
Bomhardicr wells. English heavy
weight fighter, tonight defeated Paul
Journec. French heavyweight. in
the sixteenth round of a contest held
here.
Journce, who once was sparrinG
partner for Georges Carpenter, has
been Knocked out twice this year
In March in london by Wells in the
thirteenth round. and in May In the
same city. by Frank Moran. Of Pitts
burgh. II only required two rounds
for Moran to dispose of the French
man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
CALIGULA WINS ST. LEGER
Lny Assncla,ca rress.l

DONCASTER. ENGLAND. Sept s.
The st. Lcsor stakes of $500 pounds
sterling. run here today. was won by
an outsider. Caligula, owned by j. o.
GucuIdas. quoted in this mornings
betting AT "a 10 !.
Sir Edward buttons Silvcrn was
second and Lady James Douglas
Manton was third. Fourteen horses
started.
The favoritc for the event was
Snion Kop the Derby winner, who was
unplaccd.
The race was for colts and nllics
foaled IN 1917, over the st. I.egcr
course OF about one mile. six furlongs,
and 132 yards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
JOE TURNER AND GARDNER
WILL WRESTuE TONIGHT
Winner VIII Meet lLttoncn Next
Week for MidhlcNcight
ChumpiOuShtu

Tonight At tho Broadway Athletic
Club arena, Joe Turner. OF Washing
ton. present holder Of the middle
weight wrestling belt, and Pinky
Gardner will 20 to- the mat in what
Will be one OF the best bouts ever
staged in Richmond.
Gardner has posted $3.50 to be
wagercd against Turner's belt. and
tho winner OF tonIghts battle viii
meet kctoncn next Thursday night
for the middlcwciGht championship.
Both con;cndcrS have been in
training for some time, and n spir-
tied match Is looked forward to-
Ladies Will be admitted free, and
Icke Woodall will referee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
PLAYERS INJURED

ATLANTA. GA, Sept S-Two New
Orleans inhelQers were injured In to-
days double header, ana il appeared
probable tonight that neither would
hc able TO play tomorrow.
second Bascman knauDp was
SPIKED IN the toe in a PLAY at second
ana physicians said tonigh, he would
be out Of the game fr- "A day or two.
First Bascman Bradley mad hIs
thumb split when one OF Pitcher
Sheehan's fast ones smashed It
against the hat. IL was considered
doubtful whether he could play to-
morrow Both had TO leave the game
Ind ~ -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
LYNCHBURG COLLEGE

!SpccIa, to Tho Times Dispatch.]
80 iYHcIIBURG, VA, Sept. S.
Twelve men have reported to Coach
ryan" AT Lynchburg College for
work win DO done daily pending the
day.
~ lanst four old mcn-Douglas.
ana Dndnon. full. will not return to
'be college this year. 1t Ia expect
ed that tho Initinl squad next week
WIZ DO larger than last eessiops
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
American Association.

Toledo. Is: Colurnbus. Q.
Kansas CityMinncapolis. "
grounds.
Louisville. 3; indianapolis, /.
Milwaukee. 2; ST. Paul, g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09

WlLLS-M'vEY FIGHT STOPPED

PHILADELPHIA, Sept S.--The night
mere tonight between Harry Wiils
OF New Orleans, and sam Mcvey. OF
california. was stopped in the sixth
round. the referee claiming McVey
was stal!!ng. ''
Wis ws:s the aggrcssor through
OUT, and had the better OF every
round. The bou; was TO have gone
eight rounds. The men are negro
hcavyWciEhts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09

Three moro games and the season 10
over Some Will he Glad and others wou',
IL = been good ola ball season AT ,hut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
BATTER UP
ny JOE COIN.

Three more Games and the season Is
Eyer; some VII he GLAD and others WON'T,
IL" been GOOD o.i bali season q, ,ha,.
Looking into the future. some local wis.
, ,,,c,t, hayS h.rcady tiled to make arrange
iMsnts Tor the members OF the loyal
who would like to see the opening .:nr,ic
~ a. rnor,sImonih' and 4 looks as Il 1, would
post series. and the best that couid ne
zone was to lay out n plan O! action.
ON account Of some govcrnacnt rcrmiation
cu;ed TO so TO Norfolk so the FOLLOWING
VIII be tho hes. way TO see the Portsmouth
;or bed s:Ss 'S 10 tain iGnn Man IN s, img
station station. 20 NeMpo-, News. then take
i. NJ. y. x w. arriving q, Pcto-gh,,r,.
at 10, II enough are in the party ar,
from Goobcriown quite I, Tow bmna ~
are expected 20 attend tho games thcre.
ana Portsmouth rooters have already
p!hhhei coming mere LEXIS all so down
s ling certainly cot an awful rap on his
poor boy turn green. Hos hoping against
M iYos he'll be all right By the end OF the
op H. nnmbcT made tho ;-ir yesterday
C!aFhs's men toE tho season.
y New York paper prints tho following:
Sen on tho card Of a Richmond Eater -t-
his own rcsiamrant'' And nj, In al, IN
can prove II; Walter certainly goes strong
And some Of the fair sex wen, 90 Goober
ig%n 70 cheer the boys along. Cole Fights
and everything.
Kenneth rsfGaes 10 70 10 Petersburg
Maybe that's why the boys lost.
They arc building additional s,o,ss =,
portsmouth 70 hold the pos:- series c-oyvi
WIZ we need more here
Sometime NJ Petersburg they are ro,n-
70 IUt M some rcal stands for pconlo 10
stt IN, Ihcy even nut the press box where
you miss all the bad plays
WHOM tho score o: Portsmouth and Nor
lotk STOOD yesterday &, 10 . gDucone
sh.d the was the war tax on The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
How?
ny VILLA r.. KIRK.

Some pitchers win with "nothing
on the bnlI."
Rolling up victories all the sea-
son throuKhi
some bnfsmen hit to beat the
world and all
Whose managers declared they
wouldn't do.
Strange how some rtne to fame,
while others fall
While Ofhern fall. NOR sec their
dreams come true.
The winner stands with laurel on
his brow.
Or mounts shove the thronx TINT
wonders how.
How fs IL Tint McGsnn can paste
the pill
How !. II DuEsn runs the bags at
icw.,e. fast hi" 'o-m-n .e.m
Can Il be iuckf or Ia - really
Ia there some magic that We
cannot s<~Y
Few RISE IN lofty heights. bat.
1,o, w', sia me-, , ds ,,,. .c.o 8.
the stdeS.
How did they 90 81 Let Us turn
BacI over tn. career o, any
RaP.
Let u~ msyk well the ion Of
dFesF- dHyS
Across the ys6t~hed years e1-
Tending for,
Tie millions wander rsTefTee
through Ltfe's maze.
Hut NIL fbS CSrst, WLoe'eP they
were or syr,
Totisd Oa---nBd on asd ON 80
Jramr's EjUc sly,
Nor found fhr Ugle 10 sS0pder
p50w or wLyf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
BALL SCANDAL PROBE
[Ey Assoclated Prcss.l

CHICAGO, Sept S.-A conference
on the recent baseball scandal in
TolvinS the Chicago and Philadclphia
National League baseball clubs was
nntic To-Day between States Attorney
Macl-ay Hoyne and William VeecE
president OF the Cubs Mr.. Veeck of,
Tered 10 assist the prosecutor and the
grand jury, which was ordered YES
inyes tigate rho affair. W
Mr HoEne said ne would assign an
assistant States attorney to the OBJ
tanning OF evidence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
LEADERS WALLOP TARS
tSpecial 10 The Tlmes-Disn,,.h :,

tSHtclhI 20 The Times Dispatch]
PORTSMOUTH, VA. Sept s.
Portsmouth turned back IN. Norfoll;
Iars In the last game OF the season
with that club this afternoon, win
ming from the visitors by the score
Post held Norfolk TO six hits. while
the iocais We're able 10 get 20 Smith
and Terhune for fourteen safrtiss
Every man on the Trucker team was
accredited with hit
the Truckers salutcd the Tars witch
y Dom bardrncnt that Hcttcd eight runs
IN the first inning. Norfolk's work in
me neid was very ragged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
NICK ALTROCK TO UMPIRE

iSpccia to The Times-Dispatch.l
fuKCELLVILLE. VA, Sept IAN
hI-county baseball team is being
organizcd to play Upperville. the win
her or tho Loudoun County League
cup.
The team will bo composed Of tho
following players: Dishman, Aud.
Iaticnhour. Fry, Drake. Wright, Glas-
Ion, James r. and James + Suilivan
orrlsnn. Goode. Grub and Potts.
NICK Altrock, Of the Washington
hmnrlCnna. Will umpire both games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
WINCHESTER FAIR RACES

lSpccinl 20 The Times Dispatch.
WlSCi!ESTEH. VA. Sept s.
traces n tho Nfty-nrst annual Win
chester ialr this afternoon. in charr"
OF {. =. Hopkins. OF Petersburg, -.
suited as follows:
".25 trot: purse 1900:
Lady coTslge Shirley :.
.2:25 pace, rursc $500:
Linda &. ilcnry) 2
22l trot: purge $500.
Eonnio Getzcr Riddick) "a Q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
i,,.,,r,TYES TEHDfT's RESULTS.

Hiciimond 1: Petersburg. s.
tvnr.snouth. IL; Narroik. ..
Ncwport News. 4: Suffolk. O.
STANUlNG DE LI.liS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
HEBRON LOSES HIS GOLF
TITLE At HANDS OF PLATT
Chick Evans, of Chicago, Defeated
Rcginal Lewis ut 41st
Hole.
IBy Associatcd Press. /


RoSLYN. Il. V, Sept. S.--Thc United
states amateur gold champion and n
former champion were eliminated in
today's round of tho National ANA
,cur Golf Tournament s. Davidson
Heron. OF Pittsburgh. lost his title
when he was defeated by ]. Wood
Flat, OF Philadelphia. whom he put
out in last years tournament At Oak
mont. Plat won today = and !.
Robert y. Gardner. OF Chicago. for
mcr champion. was eliminated by an
other cX-titlc holder. w. c. Fowncs.
and and o. T. i''S'"Fs"' me score was
Two matches today went to extra
holes. Charles Evans, Jr.. of Chica-
go, defeated Reginald NJ. Lewis. OF
anu Edward i. .AnIs; OF Milwaukee.
WOOD, y. j., nj the Ssth hole:
Thomas ID. Armour. who halls from
Scotland and holds the amateur
trouble with Philip Carter. OF shine
cock, defeating him and g. Tomor-
row Armour pays Francis Ouimet, OF
Woodland. form : open and amateur
champion, who Today had an easy
time with NJ. NJ. Jack, of Merton. de-
fcatinc him . and T.
great battle OF Juvenile stars Is
expected tomorrow when Bobby
Jones. OF Atlanta. 20 years old. plays
i. j. Wright. Jr.. OF Watertown.
Mass. % years old. Today Jones
eliminated Frank w. Dyer. OF Mont
clair, y. j.. and 4. while Wright
had tougher battle with j. W.
Swcetscr. Sale's incolleEiate cham
pion. who was put out and l.
Things looked briE'ht for Heron TO
continue into further rounds OF the
tournament when he started his af-
tcrnoon's play. lie was up on Plat
as n result largely of two long 25 and
80 foot puts IN the morning.
After they had played four holes in
the AFTERNOON the match was all
square. Heron took six for the
fourth hole. the pam of which is four.
His second shot left him with an un-
playable lie. They remained square
until the nth hole OF the afternoon
when Plat became one up by better
putting. AZ the i3th Plat increased
his 10 two when Heron took Il six.
Davcy's drive WAS straight down the
fa!rway but IL took bad hop into
The rough and his second went into
4 trap. rlatt, by remark able putting,
halved the next four holes and there
by took the match. Al each OF these
holes he was in II trap out pitched
out and holed puts ranging from
to u feet. Their cards:
H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
In'i!s .. - IL - IL Totals =. 81 Q y IL
,BdtttI Tor lIurWCll I'm ninth

=. Score sy innings n
81. Louis ..o o O 4 . n nNJ
chicago ........... . 0 . ! o -
TobIn ~ y S, 4 ,NEunsmGeFher., Jacobson.
Inckson Err"r-Jackson. base hits
Va. = e!sth' Jackson. Thrce-hase hit
weaver. Stolen bascS-E. Collins Tobin
Shcr'hcrs-Felsch, Dei1-rry Gerber Left
on baScs-St Louis. .; Chicago t. Base
on pals. Williams. 3 DeBrrry. 3 HIS
on DoHcrry, . in G %; or Hufwcl. none
IN l.S. struck out-by c. Williams .: by
i,gheffy; T. Losing pitcher-DeI!erry UNI
i.$i ii''utoFahd and Mor!ariy. Time,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
NAVY ENTERS "BLIMP" RACE

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, Sept. S.--The
Der OF baby blimps" In the elimina-
ton balloon race TO be started here
on September %, and in the inter-
national balloon race for the Gordon
Bennett trophy. which viii he started
on the same field October %, accord
ing to Information received today
from Benjamin II. Castle, chairman
of the contest committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
CHICAGO WHIPS ST. LOUIS
lHv Assoclatcd Press l

chicago. Sept. S.-A!thourh OUT
hhll'H, chicago won a pOstponcd
game from 81. Louis today. 10 3.
=! nuhehlng, hits In the sixth and
ocrry of The slab with TWO our in
lhe seventh, after scoring All ,ha;r
runs Claude Williams vas hit hard
G Sut proved strong in ;he plnches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
Southcrn Association

Atlanta, 2: New Orleans, (frst
game).
Atlanta. 4: New Orleans. fsecond
game. seven innings by agrecmcnt)
birmingham, .; Mobile. tnrst
game).
birmingham, Q: Mobile. (second
game. seven innings by agrccmen)
Little Rock, IA: Memphis. 5.
Nashville, /; Chattanooga. 2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
Totals as sem Totals ..II.
'EMtlrL inr L-n.lII In rIt-th

,Sc"f" -; inniugs: u
Ebe s,lSi; o,hni!a....:.:. ssSSIsSS91Ei
siminaf;y:: 'niifs.vaYY.oo- IL
fTRt ihs,, Mya., iiroGe cpbh 90 Ieiiman.
I!hGil ~ Errnfs--Dvkes (21, j,!gbec ~
bush t2(. r!nclN 81. Mani6n T,y,-h.ss
Gs,r..io 'Yh"s Perkins Ipunr, Callowav.
.H.lih',, iHll9wHy. iIeiiIuar Double
u.Hys-b Dykes Galloway ana Griffin: III.
mAm Donh;% ulayh Dykes GALWAY a nd
'..N.nl imam and IIncIii LIEF, on
nGnS5, ',I 10 Z D.uei; ~ bass.
=" 'a'tt;s51h i!ag I z az Nsy;o,. !, Iit
Jur.,,S i,anst hy SnYlor. 2 Urnulies-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
phiinleip.,iu
Totals. ;: a q u Totals aj 10 - u
'Bitcl for Belts In ninth

r nS5lHg9s,yn ;::..:..9 81! =:
summary: I:lus-Olson. Johnston. =:
tt;;a?inar, koHe'ohy. Kil3uG. o. Miller,
~ E.hh'stone :; TFaEesser. Belts Errors
Olson, ktlGun, Lamar. .; Tragcsscr, VII
!.hms. HoIn" runs-Koae;chy. Tras.sscr
.n!"H ~ Johnston, ,; T. Wheat SacrI-
ht-s-PfeIcr. .. Miller. Olson. Meadows.
ioools p!ay-Olson 20 ki!Iun LEI, on
p"ASs -BFooklyn. . Philadelphia, O. Base
%, oails-PfeGcr. 3; Meadows. J. Ii!ts-orr
IMI.t'TS' IN tnonr OFT In four;h): OH.
iiS,t's IN O. III; by p:;eher-by Pfener
"-itt'r,. struck out-ittGer s. let.s
Losing pitcher-Mcntuws U,np!res
SaLE-eE and O,Day. rl.Mn- 1t