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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
BAGBY'S 18TH VICTORY
Wins FOR CLEVELAND
Allows Only Four Hits and Walks
Two-Struck Out Four
Men,
IBy Associated Prcss.l

CLEVELAND. Sept. 19.-clcveland
defeated Boston in the first game OF
the series here today. = to O. in n
pitchers battle between Pennock
and Bagby. 1t was Bagby's twenty
ninth victory OF the season. APP
proNimately $1,000 fans sat through
the chilly weather TO witness the
game.
BaEby held Boston to four hits.
two OF which were made hy Hooper.
the first man up in the first and third
innings. He never WAS in trouble
until the ninth when. with two men
out. he walked Wit and M~cnoskey.
but wound up the game by striking
out HendryN. These were the only
passes he issued except one to
Hooper Intentionally in the sixth and
one to Menoskey in the seventh. He
struck out fou men.
mo had the Indians at his
mercy Except in the sixth when
Cleveland scored the only runs of
the game. After WanbsGanss had
lined to Scott. Speaker doubled
against the right-neld wall. Smith
duplicated. scoring Speaker. Gard
ner sent. IL weak grounder TO PEN
mock who threw him out. Then
Smith completed the circuit. Sewell
With the exception Of the ninth
reached second base. In the sixth
Brady doubled with one out. Hooper
walked. but Pennock and Hitler
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
FORECAST SEATING OF
SOCIALISTS AT ALBANY
Indication Tint the Five Ousted An
sembiymcn VIII Regain ON
clnl status.

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. l9.-Indica-
lions tonight were that tho live So
cialist Assemblymen ousted from the
Legislature last spring. who were re-
elected at II special election ia New
YORK districts last week. will DO al
lowed TO take their seats when the
Legislature convencs tomorrow
night. Speaker Sweet, of the As
setnbly, leader In the proceedings
against the Socialists. which resulted
In their expulsion OF charges OF dis
loyalty. had not arrived early to-
night for conferences with other AS
seinblymen as had been expected, II
II was reported .hat national and
state Republican leaders have made
known their objection 70 having the
socialists again refused seats.
~ASscmblymen who voted for the
expulsion OF the Socialists las:
spring argue that. az the Socialist
party since then has removed the
features OF its constitution to which
objection was made, the five men now
should be allowed TO take their seats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
DODGERS SURE
WINNERS IN THE NATIONAL
White SoX Have Good Chance to
Take First Place From
Cleveland.
Try Associated Press.l


NEW YORK. Sept. 1e.-The Brook
lyn Nationals and the Cleveland
Americans appear the strongest
teams in tho major-lcaguc ~pennant
races, which today entered the final
TWO weeks squirt. The Chicago
Americans are close behind the In
from first place in the series start
ing Thursday.
The Brooklyn Nationals have a lead
of five games over New York. ana a
clinch the pennant by winning six
OF their eight remaining contests.
New York. with twelve TO play, and
Cincinnati, with fifteen, then could
win all their games without coming
UP to the S~uperbas. II J. Cleveland
Americans win seven out OF their
thirteen games. Chicago would have
eight out OF nine TO equal them.
While Brooklyn was winning to-
day. New York kept pace ny defeat
Ing. Cincinnati in a hard eleven
good pitching strength last week. eN-
In the two games lost to Chicago
and Cincinnati. Brooklyn withstood
the attack OF the Reds. taking, the
four out Of five from Chicago. New
York went into second place by out
Playing PITTSBURGH.
Cleveland gained last week at the
expense of decentralization teams and
won it's NTH straight victory today
when 'Bagby blankcd Boston with
four hits. 1t was his second shut
out within 4 week. Washington
dropped three straights to the In
dams. after winning the odd game
OF the series from Chicago. The
White SoN then came back and
pounded out three victories over New
York pitchers and won their fourth
straight game today by defeating
Philadelphia. The Yankees slid back
by dropping their fourth straight
contest today when they battcd and
leluel poorly against St. Louis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
WILLIAM AND MARY READY
FOR VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
Mnny Letter Men Bnck and New Mn
terini Looks GoOd-,5 Candi-
dates in Squad.

(, {SpeTiai TO Tn Timss-Dispa,ch)
WILL MsBuKG. NA, sept 10
William and Mary College. in prcia-
ration for the opening game with the
UNIVERSITY OF Virginia eleven at
ton TO this game. Manager J. T..
Biand announces the following sched-
October S-y l. at R!ac&sburg,
October lS-Lynchburg College, a.:
Williamsburg tchanp!onshlDJ
q 23-u Theological
October 3o-Cniversity OF Hich.
mond. at Norfolk.
Noyember G-Nor;h Carolina State.
November STANDARDIZATION. a,
Richmond pionship)
Nosember 25-Hampdcn-Sidncy. a;
SG1TTrpoTt news tchsmpionship)
sisted hy Professor Bobby Gooch, ia.
nous Virginia quarterback. and Pro-
lessor Couhseiman, a~ll-Southern full
tsr:ss d ~ T. IN Hunter carpen-
Q a squad OF Gf;y-GSe candidates" ihSs
Nmfric5,s second Oldest college.
Close. Prex Wilson. loo Garhe, 'pfa!n
ner. Chandler and Foster. w1s6n
rs conceded to be one OF the bes,
colleges: After playing on he M
eleven. ne entered the world war .nd
served three yeaSs as an ens.rnn
lose, ali-i.astern tackle, was capts in
o. nne iai7 team also. Harwood.
tackle last fail. is "a camd
IackIe berth. Among the new me-"
Deitz, or the Tennessee Military Acad..
sdny' ana rom Jordan. local boy. are
tcrIal. '"s ma
h coaches will have to dcve1o,
q kne Experienced players viii
DE round in the line. The lndt,ns
arc showing a splendid spirit AZ rbeH
round INTO shape 10 play a ~cnuou
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AND JOHNSON DIVIDE
my Associated press.l

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Sept. IS
Several members oC the Davis cup
team, including William Tilden. H..
,worid's tennis champion. played ex-
nihiiion matches here today before II
iarHe crowd. Tilden and Wallace T..
Johnson. national s~emi-analist, and
pennsylvania state champion. divided
a Two set singles match. Johnson
winning the first 90. and 'rildcn the
sccond. li.9. Both mon appeared to
bc at the top OF their form aud gave
e splendid exhibition.
Tiiden and Johnson also were on
poncnts in two sets Of doubles. Paired
Win. Samuel Hardy. captain Of the
Davis cup team, Tildcn defeated John
son and Stanley w. Pearson, Phila-
dtiphia champion. 6-4 In the first set.
ohnson and Pearson won the second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
Pittsburgh

flttsburEh. Brooklyn
AB. o. a. AEIIOA
pispcc. n,'t 8 Q Olson. ss... I 3
S'thw'th. RI. 4 0 NeIs r. n n
Cutshaw. sh. I l J Wheat. IL 4 n
Grimm, 10. 1 ! o Myers. ct n
ME- 20. ; : k'n'thy. Id. J 0 10 0
c.nynoL. S.. J k!ldun. Cd. ? o : =
Snnnnia'. c. Miller. CO., J o o
cooper. p...4 ! o 0 prencr. NJ n n !
Totals ....G Ssot Total, ., |, % 8
None out when winning run .rorcd .
Score by innings: " ' -
Pittsburgh ... ,oooo,nnS ~
Runs-Birbee. SoutRworth. !:
Schmidt. Olson. Kone,Shy. Two.basnh ..
r IuneT Tnrse-base hi.-Son,hworth- nome
kechnie Nets. Sacrincn-Sumina. ijoubI.
bbasSs- and EonetchY. Left on
OF J.. Struck out-Cooper 4
Tricmer; - Cmpircs-SIoran and Ririer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
RESUMPTION OF
COAL MINING FOREsEEN
Majority OF the "Vacationists," Ex.
ccpt In tho Schuylkill District,
Have Returned to Work.
Try Associated presr.I

HAHLETON, PA. Sept. 19.-Gencral
resumption OF operations tomorrow in
the anthracite goal fields. with the ex-
ception or the Schuylkil District. was
United Mine Workers. The majority
OF the "vacationists." they declared,
have Voted To return to work pending
reopen the wage negotiations.
While a large numbcr OF miners in
District Q have voted to resume work
gers have decided to continue their
~"vacntion." They declare thcy win
out until the operators have
rcinstated monthly mon. mine bosses
the miners. Christ j.. Golden. district
president. said today all monthly men
In the district Will report for work
tomorrow morning. II they were rc-
lnstatcd, he said. II was probable ali
the "racatlonists' would be back at
work in a few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20

Totals ....e9 S 81 IL Totals IA I, ~ 9,
.Batied for Perry In ninth. :"
tHatted for Williams In third
tBatted for Wilkinson In sixth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
Frenchincn Lenve for Legion Meeting.
IBy Universal Seryice

PARIS. Sept. 19.-The French SOL
diers who Will represent France and
Marshal Foch at the convention OF
America tonight. The party includes
Captain II. O.. Seneschai. formerly of
Marshal Foch's staf and now presi-
dcnt OF the Comrades Combat; Hum
Der Isaac. vice-prcsident of the Union
OF National Combatants. and General
Fayolle. who will personally repre-
sent the allied war generalissimo.
lean Legion in France, accompanied
the party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
YANKEES LOSE TO DAVIS
AND ST. LOUIS BROWNS
T~horn,nhien Driven From Box I'm
- Fourth After -Four Runs
Are Scored,
by Associated Press. /

ST; LOUIS. Sept. ia crowd said
nE cup oihcinls TO be the larEcSt in
the history OF the American Ieasue
here. saw St. Louis defeat New York
3 TO in the opening game of a
series OF three this afternoon. Ropes
modal. the overflow.
Davis hurled brilliantly, allowing
only two hits--singlcs by Pratt and
i~'eckinpauSh. The first came in the
seventh inning, with one out. and
drove in Pip. who had walked and
moved TO second on Rulh's grounder.
win New Works. run. II was the
past first. Pcckinpuugh's hit came in
the ninth.
The locals drove Thormahlen from
me box in the fourth after scoring.
four runS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
WORTH WINS FIRST
GAME OF POST SERIES
Frank Haley Was the O~utxtandinE
stnr OF Game With Little Rock
TraScIern.

TT. WORTH, TEN. Sent. Ie-Frank
Haley, OF the FIT. Worth, Texas
league champions, was the outstand-
me iigure in the victory todayv OF the
over the Little Rock. Ark, Travellers,
u team made up OF players who won
The 1920 southern Association pen
naht. with the exception of Distel.
Stconu DaSeman. who recently broke
ms leg. II was the first Of a post-
season series between the two teams.
lie drove Kraft home in the second
lnnlnE with Il double 10 right and
in the eighth. scored Willjams wifh
another ouble. II was estimated
nat more than ll.O0O persons Wit.
mtSseu inc game. The second contcs;
score: IT T.,
Littls Rock "a. oOoooocooNa & T. J.
r. Worth 80. o0002 n--3 5 :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
TORSO OF WOMAN FOUND
ON TOMB OF "TIPPECANOE"
Thick Encrustation of Lime on Par,
OF body Found Nenr William
Henry Hnrrison's Grave

CINCINNATI, OHIO. Sept. 10
what Is believed by physicians TO
De the dismcmbered torso OF 4
woman's body. was found today In
an u~nfrequentcd spot near the tomb
or President William Henry Harri-
son.. in the n~cighborhood OF North
hend. on the ppe part OF the body
was a thick encrustation OF lime, in
oicating, 1t was believed, that an er-
tort had been made to destroy it..
me mead, arms and legs were miss
ing.
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HAMPTON AND BRADY LOSE
Tny Associated Press.

Hntchison. of Chicago Western open
champion. paired with Laurie Ayton.
also OF Chicago. defeated Mike Brady.
OF this city. and Harry Hampton, Of
Richmond. Va: six and four in eigh-
Brockland Golf Inc Country Club to-
day. The match was played In the
morning.
In the afternoon. at medal play.
Hampton led the other three. turning
In a card for "a. three strokes, nm.
der par, which equals the courac
record. set earlier In tho year by
Brady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
WINS IN ninth
INNING RALLY BY 4 TO 8
Pittsburgh Kept Score Tied Up to
Last Framc-Johnston Makes
Homer In Sixth.
IBy Associated prcss.l

BROOKLYN, Sept. l~9.-Brooklyn
won ,oday's am with Pittsburgh.
4 to 3. in q thrilling ninth-inning
finish. With the score tied, Ne.s
opened the Brooklyn half OF the last
inning with II double. lie stole third
on the first pitch and crossed tn.
plate with the winning tally whca
threw wild.
The score was tied ut the end of
cach inning up to the last one.
i'fener and Cooper were batted hard
IN the first. and each team scored
Two runs. Both pitchers settled
down until the sixth. when South
worth's triple and C~utshuw's single
gave the Pirates n run. Johnston,
hrst up for brooklyn In the same In
ming. tied the score with n home run
into the left-acld stand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
How They Stand Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YEsTFsn.y..S ,,.,.,-

:, YEsTERDAy's RESULTS.
~. Iioui;. g; New York. /.
,hicaEo. .; Thiiadciphin. &
netr"t' u; "n.hingr"n, , FIRST xnme)
pVtIOh. s.. Wlshiuytnn
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COX Is SILENT ON
POLITICS ON SUNDAY
shakes Hand. with scores and Takes
Auto Trip Through the
fountains
IBy AssOciht-d Treas. ]
~ I.I.. nn.A

san LUIS OB1STO, CAL. Sent. 10.
Grove mt San Jose, Salinas. Wat
and San Luis ObIspo greeted
Governor Cox, who was on his way
to Southern California, where he
speaks tomorrow. The Governor
shook hands with scores. but told
those who greeted him that he would
indulge in no political discussions on
Sunday.
AT Santa Margarita the Governor
n his party were met by a COM
mittee Of San Luis Obispo citizens,
with whom they motored over the
coast range mountains. taking the
train here.
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score ny innings: -
rhiladeiphia ......... ......ooalooooG
lnlchEo ...-..... ............0 I 400
Smmmary:- Rnns-Dvkes. Gsirin. Duean
GALLOWAY. r. Collins jackson .: FHis"h.
way. r. Collins. T.. Collins. 2: WiIiiams
Two-bnse hits-perkins. Chalk. Wravrr
hascs.weavcr. ItIshcrv. Murphy. Sacrin.
hces-Rcmmcl. c. Walter. JOHNSON. FeIsch
Inns to J: Collins, Left on hascsErhi,a
dc,nh:a. s: Chicago. .. Bases On balls.
J.: Perry. ]. Hits-on Wi!lla ms, z in !:
wilkinson In 8. Kerr. > in q. Rommci
3 In lib: Perry. Z In 80. Hit by aitcbcr-.
BY Williams. Griffin. Struck ou,-wiIi;ams
!: Rommei. J.: Kerr. .: Perry. ? winnjnr
p!tcher-wilkinson. Ioaing pi:cher-Ro,n'
mel. tro!rcs-lIidcbrand and Mo.!ari,y,
Time, l:.6,
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Big League Races

In both major leagues the nrst
and second teams In tho pennnnt
won yesterday, md I'm both
cnscs the third cnms lost. Neither
the Indians nor tho Dodgers ma
terially bettcred their leadH over
the runners up.
The National League Brooklyn
team looks n sure worlds scrien
contender, while Cleveland, In the
American LeaEue. han now n lead
OF thirteen points In the PERCENT
age column Owe the white Sox.
CIevelnnd's advantage L. still pre-
cnrious, however.
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Nccds Money for Trip to Moon.

WORCESTER, MASS, Sept. ~
1t takes money TO make a trip L the
moon. Professor Robert Fl. GODDARD.
of Clark University. today declared
no would make a public den:onstra-
lion within a month with a sn,aI
he claims by the principles OF sue
cessivc charges will travel to the
moon. THE Smithsonian Institute
backed inc for $1,000. but that is
Practically exhausted on models" he
said. I really do not know where
to look for the greater sum to make
n definite trip to the moon"
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BOBBY JONES WINS
ny Associated Press

NEW YORK. Sept. l9.-Narrv VAR
" n I'D Ray. British golf
professionals. suffered a double de-.
irat today on The links OF the Engi.-
100, y; j.. Country Club. Bobby
member Of both victorious leans.
on thc FIRST round the veteran
hritishers lost. , and > TO Jones snI
I'll walker. Englewood profess
S'oht!. ana lost the second round 70
Jones ana Oswald k!rkby. forner
metropolitan champion, by Inc sane
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AND TURKS IN
HOT FIGHTING AT AINTAB
wessOn, American Relief
Worker, RepOrts Almost Con-
inuOu Artillery Duel.

NEFVC.dR'W 7 TtH5.
CDNSTANTINOPLE. Sent. 10
French and Turkish forces are en-
illlcry duel at Aintab, where the
French arc bcs!cGed. and occasionally
infantry forces take part in the
nght!nE. SAYS a letter received here
from Boyd Wesson. an American re-
lief worker. who IL in the city. Thc
letter was sent out OF A!ntab by n
membe OF a camel train. wh!ch
made Its way through the !sh
lines TO the coast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
ALLEGED ARMY DESERTER
is ARRESTED FOR MURDER
Recently Pardoncd for Shooting of
soldier. Is Said to Have Killed
Mnn Nenr HrIsfoI.

BRISTOL. VA. Sept. l9.-Pas.IIyatt,
90, alleged deser,er from the army
recently pardoned from The peniten-
.Idly' whcre he was serving Il SEN
tcncc for shooting a fcllow soIdiar
was bound over TO Criminal Court To-.
day. charged with the murder or Leo
Shinpler. so. who was killed. ncnr
here early today. ~
TWO wonen who Witnessed tho kill.
ing. appeared against Uyatt m bis
preliminary hearing. 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
TULSA WINS PENNANT

KANSAS CITY. MO. sept. 1,.-sv
sk,itting even IN a doublc-headcr
tho 1920 Wentern League nennmnt
S1iad. Tulsa lost both games. Wichita
syouid hnye been the winner. as the
! double -htSader from Omaha. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
Italy Decornten General Wood

CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-Major-General
Leonard Wood today was decorated
as an officer Of the Order Of ST.
Maurice and st. Lazarus by Colonel
at Washington. The ceremony was
part OF the exercises In honor OF the
hftieth anniversary of tho entry OF
the Italian army into Rome.
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~ " -"
st GAME


Totals -. 10 .tl II Totals .,.3. 0 n II
'Eattcd for Courtney in ninth.
1Hat'ed for Claire in Nth.
.Ba;;cd for Shorten in NTH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
3 DEAD AND 6 INJURED IN
POWDER PLANT EXPLOSION
Work of Unidentified Parties Was
Deliberate, Says Itone Dispatch
to Exchange Telegraph.

LONDON. Sept. 1o.-Three persons
have been killed and six injured as
a result OF an explosion in the
Lonfolo powder factory at Mantua.
a Rome dispatch to the Elk
change Telegraph Company. The ex-
plosion, which damaged several
houses, Is believed to have been
caused deliberately by parties uni
Identified.
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>I,@ 49,
SHOT AND KILLED TWO
IN DEFENSE OF FAMILY
,. u. Itnlner Stays Lester EaircIo,b
ma Chnrics i;dnnonds in Seville.

SEVILLE, FLA. Sent 1or.,o.
Eaircloth. of Uvalda. Ga. and
Charley Edmonds. of Chadbourne, \.
-. were killed here today nv J.. u.
tsaihcT. who claims he shot in de-
arnsc OF ms family while a shooting
nome. Two OF the men engaged in
inc shooting were arrested M Cres-
ccht Lity while they were attempting
10 escape in an automobile.
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Totals az 2atll Totals .s6lto7
.Ba;;ed for Collins In ninth.

Sew York .......... 9 oHi
summary; Runs-pipp. Gerber. G-dcon.
S!s!rF' roein. Severeid. Davis. Errors
huth %. Pratt. Lewis. Hannah. Two
base hiis-William ms. Tob!n. SEVERED. Ger
per. stolen hase-Sis!tr. Sacr:iicc-Ger-
her. Double n~lays-pratt and Pipp: Ward.
Iratt and P!pp: Severcid and Gedcon.
Lett on Dases-Scw York. .: ST. Louis. s,
Ras.s on baIis-Thormahien. /; Davis ;.
li.tS--on Thormahlcn. 8 in Ia innings:
on Collins, . in 4 ga innings. Struck out
ny Iho'inahlen. ]: by Davis. Z. Losing
p!tcher-Thornah.Cn. EMPIRES - Dln.rn
and Chi!l. TIM. l;i5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
GALLONS YEARLY TO BE
OUR ICE CREAM PER CAPITA
"nnuincturers or This Cooling, Re-
h,nE "Nenr-i)rtnk" Determined
we Must COnsumc More.

N.SS on,v1rsai Service:l
liere surely is good news for the kid
aics: lcc-crcam men. on the eve OF
.neir convention here. 1t was an
capita consumption OF ice cream 1--WE
gallons a year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
CARDS BEAT new HAVEN
II AssocIated pres,1

NEW HAVEN. CONN. Sept. Ia
The 81. Louis Nationals defeated
New Haven. pennant winner Of the
game today. 4 to o.
Rogers Hornsby failed to hit safely
in four times at bat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
IBy Associat.d p,ns,,

NEW YORK. Sept. I9.-Baltimorc
won the New international league
race. which ended today.
ramn creme oy a margin of n
ihe champions won their TWENTY
,tth straight game today, establish
ing league record. Toronto was
I'm unofficial siandinu IN'!.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
TIGERS WIN TWO
LEY Associated Press.l

DETROIT. Sept. 1g.-Detroit took
two games from Washington today.
The first game was a loosely
played affair, featured by Cobb's
steal nome.
In the second game Detroit
punched hits On Shaw in the first
for three runs. n lead which Wash
ington could not overcome.
FIRST GAME.
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aencc Of her daughter. Mrs. c. NJ. Street.
11unuaS; september 10. 1920. Mrs. Corinnt
~: at S;3o T. 81. from the residence. $500
Hi ~ Avenue. Interment in River
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Score 10y innings: r.
l'.tToi. 49,. ............0 o. 0 o o o 80
summary: Runs-Harris. 2: Brewer. Ell
Nesch. shorten. =: Ellison. 3: Huber Bush.
EFrors-liarris l:llcrht. 2: Caire. Pinelli.
Huber. Ehmke. Two-hase h~its-Elierbe.
Ellison. o'Ncill. Manion. Stolen bases
Huber. shorten. Cobb. Sacr!hces-veacn.
Hale. Left on bascs-W ash.ngton, II: De-
'ro!t, T. Bass on - :; Bono.
:. Courtney. J.. Hiis-on Bono. c in { tnone
on: in nt,h): Courtney. ) In T. Hit by
Struck out-Ehmkc.. .: Courtney. J.. Wild
r!tch-Courtn"y,, Losing pitcher-Bono.
tmpircs-ConnoiiY and Owens. Time. 2:il.
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GENOA POLICE FIND TWO
HIGH EXPLOSIVE BOMBS
Found In Livery Stable md Are Sim
liar to One Used Friday in
Stock EKChnngc.

GENOA. ITALY. Sept. 1.-two
high-explosive bombs. similar to the
one that exploded in the stock ex-
change here Friday, have been found
by the police in q livery stable. but
SO far the persons who mid them
there have not been discovered.
Six HungarianS have been arrested
since the explosion of the bomb. They
had plenty of money, but none Of
them had identification papers. They
are said TO be Communists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
JOE RAY BEATEN
TDy Associated

ST4GkliOLM. Sept. l9.-Joic Raw.
the Illinois runner. was beaten to-
gay by ;. Lungren by 20 yards in n
i,hOU-metcr race. The time wna 4
minutes 3. seconds.