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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
.KETONEN AND TURNER
WRESTLE THIS EVENING
Championship Bout Will Be Staged
at tho Broadway Athletic Arena.
Belt at Stake.

|; will he Finland VS.. Uncle Sam
tonight at the broadway Athletic
Turner clash in the tournament bout
for the middleweiSht wrestling cham
p!onship OF world Roth weigh 15S
pounds and are physical marvels. be-
only through years OF experience at
the mat game. Each has n repertoire
az holds which would have done credit
10 Frank Gotch. and when they UNI
loose all their cunning against each
other tonight the greatest exhibition
of graphing ever seen in Richmond
is expected 10 "uSuc.
As preliminary to the Turner
kctoneu championship engagement
Billy Crooks anu Luther Parsley, 100
pound wclterwcighS will meet In n
onc-faN. fifteen minute mill at $780,
since they were not wrestling each
other. so the meeting tonight will be
hotly contested.
II has been announced by tho
arena management. that the advance
sale Of tickets has been the largest
on record here, and additional
bleacher and ringside seats are being
provided in order to take care of
Since the management has had to
put up purse of $1,000 for the
match, II has been necessary to re-
cord slight increase in the price OF
half-pricc. instead of being admitted
free. as formerly. Wrestling pro-
motors in Jacksonville, Florida
wanted me match. Offering large
purse; but the local promoters. realiz-
ing that the fans of this CITY we're
DESTROYS ot witnessing meeting OF
this Importance .outbid the South
erners; and the result will be the
finest bit OF wrestling seen here this
year.
Plans are already nuder way for n
6out NEXT Thursday night in which
was originally intended to bring Mike
fohel here for match with the win
ner of tonight, but since Mike is n
eStern farmer. and still has few
crops to gather in before the cold
weather comes. he will be unable to
appear here before two weeks from
today, October {. when he will meet
either ketonen or Turner. which ever
wins tonight. Zach woodal will re-
fierce all the matches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
RICHMOND COLTS TO HAVE
NEW PRESIDENT SOON
Owner Ben Wilson Too Busy to
Devote His Time to Baseball
Any Longer.

Active management of the Rich
mond C!ub OF the Virginia League
next year will be placed in the
hands OF a former owner OF n league
club who is at present 4 resident OF
Richmond and an active promoter OF
amusement enterprises,
Ben Wilson. owner of the Rich
mond Colts. who has shown real
craftsmanship throughout his con-
ncctions with the Virginia League.
viii continue to hold tho controlling
interest in the club. but will be un-
tble another YEA. Ia devote his time
TO II on account of the two large
mercantile concerns which he now
operates. The new member of the
managing board will become prcsi-
dent OF the club and devote tho ma
Jority OF his time TO matters pre-
tanning to baseball.
Richmond fans will be glad to
know that Ben Wilson will continue
TO be the power behind the throne"
ana that his clean cut and sports
manlikc policies will DO in effect
again next year under a. man who
VIII carry them out 10 the letter. The
new president is real sportsman
and has had years OF experience in
lcague baseball.
II is further understood upon good
authority that Manager Lee Goocn
VIII re,urI EeNt year in his sar,c ca
pacity and tha1 the personnel II tho
Colts for the 1921 season, with ycry
Few exceptions. will be the same.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
FRISCO JUNE SETS NEW
WORLDS PACE RECORD
Patrick Todd Won tho 2:15 Trot in
Straight Hcats-Niurphy Entry
Wins 2:O7 Pace.

No1t MBcS. OHIO. Sept. ga
old pacing races was established at
the grand circuit meeting here to-
day Frisco June. w. W. Fleming s
bay Gol,. stepped the third heat of
Frisco June had dropped the first
heat of tho race to Trampsafc. who.
prior to today, had held jointly with
pacing record. Trampsafe, however.
was unable to stand the pace and
lost III the stretch in the last two
heats.
Margaret Dillon won tho Hartman
Hotel stake for 2:1l-class PAGERS.
e. y. Valentine, after the mare had
made bad breaks in the first two
heats, was substituted for Jack Mon
Esther, r.. a Murphy entry. won
the third and last heat Of the .:o7-
class pacing. continued from ycstcr-
day: She had already taken ycster-
days two heats
The. 2:lS trot was won in straight
heats by Patrick Todd.
Darrestcr, owned and driven by
i'll the first division of the s:l3 pace.
winning in straight heats.
Loyal w. driven by Erskine. had
an easy time in the second division.
winning in n similar manner.
The summarizes:
=, zoo class; pace: heats: purse. $1,000
Ef s!ihnsEE r: D. m, by BaronwOOd , ;,
Eiank 1;itsis. tr. x iS;ckesj;..:: (:
Regent also started. Time. @:o5'.: 2:0is.;
Patrlek Todd. b. K. by lin Todd
wsEncr $. Z. iiHciifick;i ........... !
Halves; stream. NtlssS. Dillon: sammy
and Trumpc;er also started. Time. ::oi'4:
Three year old pace: the Horse Review
{uturity; in ;: purse. s2;c,-:
Fgisso ;InnSi b: c. BY San Francisco
Tta Tram r.s"'n Hs c. js,okcJ,
Jane Forbes; b. (. iNaien;inSS, 80. .
1 ME s GESnaas sna ESa Ben" also started
$:i5 class pace ,afsi div!siou,: heats:
harvester. b. h. by The Harvester
Lady Rreoks. b. m. .iiSncwj.......... )
RI Fra PSis'F s. Ala an,er Queen a6oe
Anna Moore and Walter Halle also started.
Time. :;HL; ::oi,.: 2:e5'. ,.,.>.
heats: f pGfse. &c. ssS? 'Se'0"l '''S'o"'
GegsI w i H h By By oSc, .ETsSn Ii!
John r.. y. !. l.; Lady Li,t!cion; Lady
MsKinnes 49, s lasSI Tine sa%
Eli class pacing: Tho Hotel Hartman
H (, Fort TN" jMi'cnsos:'vaisn,;nei.. I'll
s sShn ht 8 fof b s: IN; tcox:
and charlie SWse; also started. Time.
fsS %Ga %ia H. ' spPGo!s itse ss;se.
$3.50 $40. second: JSiiiison. 10; tJstTsiii.
Jr Bon,bas;. Neg. Judge Price also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
SPORTS
CINCINNATI ELIMINATED
FROM NATIONAL RACE
American League Played No Games
Yesterday, Leaving Cleveland
Still in Lead.
tBy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-Brook!yn
retained its fve-gamc lead in the Ma
t!ona! League pennant race By defeat
ing Boston today, while New York
was taking the final game of tho sea-
son with the Chicago Cubs. C!ncin-
natl was eliminated from the race to-
day by losing two games to PITTS
burgh. The Reds have ten more
games to play and II they win all q:
them and Brooklyn loses the remain
ing six games on their schedule. the
1919 champions still would be one aud
onc-half games behind the Superbas.
The race between Brooklyn and New
York has resolved into this: Brook
Ign. with Il lead of five games over
the Giants. has SIX more games TO
play. one. with Boston and five with
New York. The Giants have eight
more games 10 play. two with Bos-
ton. one with Philadelphia and the
five with Brooklyn. To WIN the PEN
nant Brooklyn must win one game
from the Giants and the final game
of the season with Boston on October
3. or win two of the 1--WE games with
the Giants. In either case II would be
impossi blc for McCiraw's men to tie
Manager Robinson's club.
No games were played today in the
American League and the standing
continues with Cleveland one and one
half games ahead OF the Chicago
White SoX and the latter the same
distance ahead of the New York Yam
KEGS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
BIG MIX UP IN THE WESTERN
ASSOCIATION BALL LEAGUE
OkmulEee and Enid Forfeit Their
Frhnchises md One President
IL Expelled.


TULSA. OKLA, Sept. 22.-Forfci-
ture OF the OkmuiEee and Enid Clubs
franchises. expulsion from the league
OF u. Z. Dooley. president aud man
agcr OF the Okmulgee Club. and Ted
warning, manager Of the Enid Club,
and timing OF each OF the two man
ayers S5OO. were voted at Il special
meeting OF tho board OF directors Of
the western Association here today.
This action followed failure OF the
Two teams TO play the seventh and
season championship series at Oknul
gee, as ordered by j. G. IIctchcr,
league president. The seventh game.
played at Enid. September l6, and
Won by End was declared BY Lctchcr
TO be an exhibition game
the clubs had disbandcd. however,
when l.ctcher made this announce
mcnt soon after the game, and AS each
cruz had won three games In the post
season series. the Western AssocIa-
ton has no 1920 champion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
BASEBALL SCANDAL now
!, BEFORE THE GRAND JUH1
Presidents, Owners, Players and
Sport Writers Being Called
as Witnesses.

CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-Evidcncc tina.
Tho wo-.d's series last year between
the :hicago American and Cincin.
no na' National League clubs. was mot
look County grand jury which to-
day began an Investigation OF al
iiesed baseball gambling, according
Hartley Replogle, prosecutor in
Charge Of the Investigation.
NJ seven Chicago players are involved.
Cincinnati players was implicated.
iie charged In his statement. how
n ~ that some of the witnesses were
not living up to their pledges that
they would make public an informa-
ton they had.
resident, johnson. of the Amer
,.hsi.y and William Veeck. OF the
fLmlGaso american and National
League lea ,l,. Giu2s. respectively. and sew
todar case BAL writer's we're questioned
porters he had presented testimony
W,n,ch ne believed proved that some
r raISssS bu iaS H.. year had thrown"
VI such actions this year.
president johnson and Mr.. Co,nis-
KEY were ordered to appear before
"Rube" Benton. New York Ma
tional pitcher. will be questioned TO.
m NOR Wv, ,d ana President Heydlcr. of
anincd Monday or Tuesday.
While little information cones rnInr
todhys testimony waB given out n
was reported that new batch or
snhpocnas would be issued as re-
suit OF It.
president Johnson told the Jury hi.
own invcstiya atoms had not revealed
proof or throwing OF games this year.
lie lid not make public his Testimony
concerning last years games.
PRESIDENT Coniskey said he hcld
up the worlds series checks or sew
rrai chicago American players last
year while Investigating charges that
had come to his attention, but de-
clarcd he had obtained no Droot
against any player.
An armfu! Of reports from priyate
detectives was given the Jury by
President Necck. but nc declared thar
none OF them furnished conciusiyo
proof against any member OF the
Chicago Nationals. The rcpori,,
dealt primarily with charges that tho
Philadelphia Chicago game OF Aur
ust 81. had been fixed" for Philadei-
phla To win, he said.
othcr witnesses were Sam Hall and
]. Il. Sanborn. baseball writer's. who
were Questioned largely AZ TO how
many players on team would have
10 be hxed' in order TO insure vie
tory for the other club. Hall said he
thought two men could assure Il de-
Feat for their team under ordinary
circumstances. They also were Gues-
toned concerning their knowledge of
betting on baseball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
VIRGINIA READY FOR GAME
WITH WILLIAM AND MARY
Thousand students Watch Finni
ScrlmmnEe nct,Sccn Varsity and
scrub Team.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Sept.
final acrimmagc be-
iorc The opening game with William
and Mary saturday was witnessed by
loo undergraduates. -. Euyk regis
tered the only touchdown. hut long
cnd runs were made by Russell,
Rinchart and Parrish.
carney, a 23Spoundcr, was tried
out at guard on the varsity.
The regulars showed up strong on
INC defensive. the scrubs being un-
able 10 make n frs, down.
Shackclford. defense center on
scrubs. smashed varsity plays by
breaking through the line. Fcnwicl<
liz showing much promise az drop
Kicker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
YANKEES LOSE EXHIBITION
GAME TO INDIANAPOLIS
Babe Ruth Makes n Double and Two
Singles Out of Three Trips
70 Plate
tBy Associated p-csa.l

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 22.-Thc In
dianapolis club OF the American AS
Sociation defeated the New loHA
Yankees in an exhibition game here
today, Z To 4.
The locals won by hitting Rip"
Collins hard Mn the ninth inning.
scoring three men after two were
out.
Babe Ruth played first base. but
failed to add to his collection Of
homers. However. he landed for Il
double and two singles in three trips
TO the plate.
Score: II. III. II.
New York ...22OoOOo2 % {? :
indianapolis .O0l000A3 30 u 3
Hoffman,; Jones, Carcd. Whitehouse
and Iienlinc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
T'RAYN!OR HELPS PIRATES
WHIP CINCINNATI TWICE
Two Pittsburgh Rockies Get Busy
With Stick and Win Second
= GamC.
tBy Associated r,sss.l

y. PITTSBURGH, Sept. c2.-Pitts-
burGh won two games from Cincin-
Uati here today by scores OF 10 O..
and ) to !.
!. adams ou.pi,ched Luquc in the
FIRST game. He kept the visitors
five hits scattered. The first run
was scored in the fourth inning, on
hits by Southworth and Barnhardt.
The other run was registered in the
seventh on Traynor's double and
sinSlcs by Schmidt and Adams.
= The Reds scored their only run in
the second game on an error. which
was followed by a hit. Timely hit
ling by Barnhart and Ticrney, re-
oruit players, won the game for
Pittsburgh.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
DODGERS GO FURTHER AHEAD
BY BEATING BOSTON, 3 TO |

BROOKLYN. Sept. 22-Brooklyn
went another notch higher in the
league pennant race today by beat
ing Boston. 8 10 l.
Smith kept the six hits we'll scat
tired. a missed third strike saving
the Braves from q shutout.
The Dodgers punched hits for runs
in the third and nth. while Konetchy
connected with homer 10 the left
field 5lcachcrs with two out in the
eighth.
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
VIRGINIA TRACK MEN TO
GO TO HAVANA, CUBA
Pr0misinE Material Among Eor,,
Candidates. Who Have Reported
TO Coach Lannigan.

tSpeclaI 20 The T!mcs- Digpntch)
3 CHARLOTTESVILL VA. Sen; 90
'--Virginia's track team will 20 10
Havana for dual meet with u.
University of Havana during the
it!ations carry.
Forty candidates reported TO Train.
ssf Lannigan :cday. the letter men
Captain Archer Paddy"
Baker. Seward. Chamberlain. YeTo;,
Green and the tare~ STANDS Brotheru
from Washington.
CT a notable addition to the treshm,n
track squad WIS Herbert w. Carmen
tor. of Warrington. who was AT Ner.
Gerfburg Academy last year. He 4,
- quarter miller. hurdler and jumper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
ExIERMlNAT0R, SIR BARTON
AND MAN O. WAR MAY RACE
Canadian Turfmnn To Make Attroc-
1--WE ofer to Horne Owners to
Stage mitch ut Vfn6uor

TORONTO. Sept. ga. VI. Orphen.
turiman. LETT here today for New
YORK, TO discuss details OF match
race to be run at the kenilworth
track. Windsor. in October. between
me worlds champion thoroughbreds.
nator III
II was announced that Mr. Orphen
would meet in New York S. ID ria.
ole. j. Is. l.. Ross and w. 5. Kilmer.
make an attractive offer for the event
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
NEW YORK GIANTS TAKE
Is. LAST GAME FROM, CUBS
Tyler and Bailey Were Dated ,,,.,
-, nut 'onEins Steadied After

!, !. .N-I-U- "! -7F-ss
EEW YORK. Sept. 22.-New York
/. ne cnhs. chicago today, to 2. IN
Tyler and Bailey We're bai,e6 ss so na
Sniie Douglas stcadied after NO
second INNING. Bancroft, w-i,b
o oeth ana ihrec single. and SNYDER
.ShrI, no NO doubles. led in the New
Tyler lasted two innings and
sale! was taxcn out in the fonr.t,
Win one out. after double ana ihrca
swo rnrs S L Melted New York
Martin. batting in another run. va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
Philadelphia.

:; Louis ......o o 0 oil o o.
summary: Two base h;ts-Four.
n!er. Hornsey. D!lhoefcr. Home run
Stongei. Stolen bases-Fournier
Sac:::!ces-Heathcot Stock. Four
n!er Double piayS-Lyons, I.avan
ANA FourH!er: STOCK, Hornsby and
Fourrier: Lavan and Fourier: eau.
sey, Fletcher and Paulcttc; Williams
and Wrishtstone. Left on bas.s-S;.
Louis. 5: Philadelphia, >. Bases on
ba! !s--Lyons, !: Causey. q STRUCK
out-Lyons. >. Lmp!crs-Moran and
Rigle-. Time. o:2s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS LICK
PHILADELPHIA QUAKERS
StcnEcl knocks Homo Run Over
Right Field Wall With Will
linus on HnSe.
tBy Associated Press ]

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 22.-Stcn-
gels home run over the riEht-ncld
wall with Williams on base in the
ninth saved Philadelphia from shut
out at the hands of Lyons, st. Louis
recruit pitcher. from Sioux City to-
day, the visitors winning 4 20 .
Lyons also drove home his teams
first run.
Causey featured. the latter getting
two safe hits by this method. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
ARMlSTICE DAY GAME

LYNCHBURG. VA, Sept. .2.-The
Sports Corporation here is under
tax Ing to induce Virginia Military and
Gallaudct to transfer the football
game schedule for November Is. at
Lexington. to 4 local Gridiron for No
vember IL, Armistice Day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
CHATTANOOGA LOSES

ny, Associated Pressi
~, h"oHH LILLE. TENN, Sent. %
ne Alcoa independents punched hi,s
""H ,inHy and took the third game
cSnipition series from the
Scnrn I'ookouis today. 3 to l.
Chatianoo,. II. H. l..
po,, .:;'''', ,:............3 2
pnid assersrs-nuffy and Townsend:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
How [ saved
a policerna11s life'

EVEN THE eggs.
WERE TIRED that morning.
AND THE CONGO.
DIDN'T FOOL me one Bit
BUT WHEN after breakfast
MY CIGARETTE tasted awful
IT WAS too much.
AND A crouch started.
AND WALKING to work.
sWoRE OF smoking.
AND DECIDED to Gre
MY OFFICE boy.
BUT JUST before I decided.
TO KILL a POLICEMAN
A MAN passed me.
SMOKING A cigarette.
AND SAY but the smoke.
THAT oRIFrED back.
DID SMELL good.
AND { followed him.
INTO A store.
HE THREW down two dimes
AND SAID 1.-THE same"
AND 80 did I.
AND 80 I'm still smoking.
AND sTILL keep that.
OFFICE BOY and let that
HANDSOME POLICEMAN live.
AND i'M going to boost
THAT MAN followed.
FOR PRESIDENT or something.
FOR REALM those cigarettes.
DO eATlsFX.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23

:, I I"O-Nast hits--FlaCk
bancroft snyder. :. Frish. Iiomc
|un-orarreN. Stolen bases Ban.
Ieathers. ely. Double pluvy. Dnne.
las: Bancroft ana Kelly: Rancrof,
and Kelly: Left on bases-chicaso.
g; New York. .. Bases on baiis@
maTtin; !; Haiiey; Douglas. .. Hits
Martin. a in 42.3 Struck out
Bailey. L. Martin. 3; Douglas, .. Los
ing pltchcr-Ty!er. Urnpircs-Eicn
and Einslic. Time-I:l7.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
llcndcr La ShnniInn

CHIEF Bender. the Indian base
ball pitcher. who won TWENTY-FIVE
games and pcnnant for New Haven
In the Eastern League this year. Is
now touring New England with the
Winchester Shooting team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
Pittsburgh.
Totals .......So ) 81 10 0 |
SBatted for LuQue in eighth.

soNUIV ny INNIAES. ~
Cincinnati ........ n 0 0 0 O y O O %
Pittsburgh .......O DOL DOL NJ
. Summary: .Two-base hits-Cranc.
Traynor. stolen hasc-Groh. .. Sacri-
iices-LuQuc and Sumna. Double
plays-Cranc. Rath and Daubert;
foush and Wingo. Left on bases
ballS-Adams, /. Hi;s-oT I.uQuc
IN .: Eingo. % in !. Struck out
Adams, :. Losing pi;cher-Luquc.
tmpi1eS-O'Day and QuiEley. Time
OF Eamc-I:r5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23

Now that the Richmond Club is to
nave Il new president It's right in or
der for the Virginia League to have
new one who will enforce all the
rules and regulations. The president
or league is supposed to be the
Shiet OF police in making all clubs
hit the ball
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23

Tommy Abbott will probably spend
the winter in Richmond For some
reason or other he more than likes
Inis city and may make Il his home.
ne anu SHORTY Baker may run up TO
on one OF the steel company teams
against the ST. Louis Cardinals In an
exhibition game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
How They Stand Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE
:. yesterdays RESULTS.
No games played.
STANDING, OF CII'IfS

. Louis at Detroit.
Chicago ut Cleveland.
phIRlclUhlu nj IDston
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
American A.,ncIniInn

Toledo. 2: 81. Paul, 3.
Eo.uDfous. s. Milwaukee ..
Louisville. ,; KANSAS city. /.
others not scheduled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23

,.hatteu Tor ltolke in ninth.
Score by innings: r
Boston ~ 000oo1 n n NJ
Brooklyn - 0O1 n ! n n
summary: TwO-base hits-AIiller
%. kone;chy. Home run--kontechy'
Sacriice s-.l ohnston: kiiduff. Double
ki!dun and konctchy. Left on bases
boston, -: Brooklyn, I. Bases on
Gai!-on Fi!l!nEim. >: off Smith, ..
Ss'Fnck out-hy Fillingim. / by Smith,
II aascu paIiS-Millcr. Empires
,iarr!son and Mccormick Time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23

me team that Ring Arragon Will
go 10 cuba with for a month this
major leaguers will lake Mike kir.
cher along as one OF the pitchers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23

PittshurCh.

sSfncinnat! a, nn.h.o -
Pittsburgh VI
,rla-ra,.' "cbaSc hits--Dauber;.
oAse h!t-Barnhar,. S,oien
;GEoh' sacrii!ce-Tierncy. poubJ..
,1nt ef, oa TEayno- and Grimm.
burgh, 3. Bases on baiia-n,r 5si,
Iner. p; of Ponder, .: of Ri,t
nits-oT Reuther. ! in = on ii,
+ ef hy n no, ! struck out-by iieu;heIf,
losing Northumberland I-,n,;r .ns u
iShis!ey and O'Day. Timn.irra.tn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23

umpire Al orth has returned to
MS nome III Lyacnhurg and viii as.
KY ,.,,. me home folks in putting over a
- Soui', ~ i&Ir there. Al knows
~. pdsenaI! business from \ 10
ana We are lucky TO hold him dow
mere IN this Virginia League CIR
cunt, Not long ago Al had an otfo,
20 return TO the big show. bu, az
;us,nS "na,,eFs were satisfactorily adj
:s.r hefc he pcr!erGcd to call
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23

Rules should hn ,,,c,o,
minor leagues that unlcss - ~. a.,
IS taken by big o
t,eam before the real playing s.sea',
pcS!hs' or around June a, ,Ln
80 test. ne VIII have 10 remain in ,bc
including any post season so,io' IT..
team may be scheduled for IT,
Would end any trouble like ,hc la.n
If"Shor case and do away with ~
as'diins OF minor league clubs when
'"'''S the interest OF the loca. fans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23

JUST Whit of that spicy aroma Of
- fine Turkish and Domestic tobaccos
will make you hungry for this "satis-
fy" smoke. There arc blends and
blends, but none ike this one. Chester.
fields blend Is . secret and it cannot
be copied.
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Shortston Traynor. formerly OF
portsmouth and now with the Pitts
buren PiTates. yesterday banged out
double and scored run.
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BATTER UP
BY JOE COIN.

American League played no game.
yesterday. NJ need o! the National
league playing any more. Brooklyn
has II cinchei.
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one OF the features OF ,hc nos,
Arhi,nrs n f,sS was Inc umpiring OF
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g owner Dawson. OF Portsmouth. win
IN AL probability lose Pitcher Post
shining light on the mound durin,,
the series and when he couldn't win
WIN his arm just used his bar and
whl!opped them out like a rco:
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catcher Briheck, whom we used in
a couple OF games during the nos,
srFIes II is learned is boxer
curing the OF season. His former
ma nsas,l tried TO sign him up while
matches lew
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
,YEsTERnAY's RESULTS.

New York. :: Chicngo. :.
Isr,poklyn. 3: Boston. I.
-. Louis. s; Philadelphia. ..
Pittsburgh. =; Cincinnati. u. First
gi mel
Pitt ,burEh. B: Cincinnati. 1. tSecond
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