davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Satisfied Judgments


The hrst name is that AZ the debtor; tho
second that of the creditor and date when
Judgment was fled
Katz, Israel or 1saac--A. r. Teele
Feb. 0, 1920. .............. $9As.70
Felix Hugo--Franklln simon &
=. Co.; July ~ 1919. ..... 17404
Stewart. Lucius =. "A. II. Post ct
ali. Feb. s, 1s1s..... ......s 1.6s48e
Calvin, Charles VA, w. Drubin
ct al; Feb. ~, 1a2o........... 1896
Simon, Sam L.---Pul Clean Towel
Cabinet Co, Inc: Feb 10, 1890. 24S.26
Lfndenberg. Lco--R. Nj Hull; July
-. 1920. ..................... 1858
San1e--A. Travnicek; Nov. 3. 1919. 117.91
Peranger, Geo. A.--W. II. Ogles-
by; April 81. 1890. 27loo
Wyckoff, b.. Franklin. and Jack
Drillich--J Lavender; July s,
1920 ............ ........ s1A2o
BeauSite Comany--H. G. Mccall
l9m;. July IA, 1920. ..s......... l5,24244
Stolowitz Samuel, and Jacob Kes-
ter Co.--G. Orlando; Dec. /.
1919 .-............. 1.121.5a
Interborough Long Distance Nov
ing Co.--Frederick Zittel &
Sons. Inc; June 16, 1920 . 1908 20
Fisher. Arthur H.--G. w. KOS
max; Oct g. 1919. 114s1
Tilyou Ndw. J.--E. p Hervey ct
al; Nov. 10. 1916........... 8S4s3
In BRONX County
Reese, Max--Lawyers Mortgage
Co.; Aug. "a, 1915. 6............ s73464
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.Iud dgts,ents


The following judgments were filed yes
terday, July 16, the first name being that
of the debtor:
Albano. Rosina, and Angelo--L
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
COUNTRY BOARD

SILTON FARM, in heart Of country. West
chester Co. near Lake Waccabuc, N. Y.
will take boarders during July and August
references required. Mrs. Cuthbert Sidebot-
tom Phone South Salem So, Lake Wac
cabuc, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
FORECLOSURE SALES

FORECLOSURE OF cHATrEL MORT,
gage.-I, Joseph Fink. /Aucticneer. ees'
this day. Saturday. July IL. sharp lo:s.. l.
at 64a Ciasson Ave. Brooklyn. certsIn ers
cnattel mortgage. Duesingshon & Norvy
Baking Co. Inc. TO johnson 4 sul0ssss n = !
Comp, dated 10 December, 1919. nled -
December. 1919. No. 4s.4s4.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
5,237 Oranges on Three Trees

MIAMI, Fla July 16.-Durinr the
season just closed 5,237 oranges were
picked from three trees in a grove near
here. One tree, seventeen years old
bore 2,oO7 oranges, another 1850 and q
third 1880.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17

STENOGRAPHER with legal experience;
must be rapid and accurate; salary accord
Ing TO merit. Room $500 Rector st
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17

BOOKKEEPER, with at least one years ex-
perience, to assist in downtown office; must
be neat and conscientious; good opportunity
to right party. Answer in own handwriting,
stating nationality, etc. Edwin Levick. los
Fulton st., New York.
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stockman. Philip; M. r.. Silver
man ................... i.oes,7s
Zachar, Hyfnan - Encyclopaedia
Britannica Corpn.. .....'..,.... i44.ao
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Buyers Coming

Rothstein: Lo,,,s Path
stein, fall coats. suits and dresses: ]
Ikowitz, 43 West Twenty seventh Street:
expected July 21.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. Year ago.
Live steers fair to
prime, 90 lbs 1880 016.00 $14.00@16.75
d r d beef
sides, lb.. .... 100 20 1870 .23
Live veal, COM
mon to prime,
100 lbs. ....... 15.oo@1e.oo 16oo@22. 90
Dresse VEAL
city, lb. 200 80 .270 .32
lbs. .......... 5000 ss5 1000 o.5o
Dressed mutton,
city, lb. ...... .14@ 30 1870 20
Live lambs, fair
to prime, 100
lbs .......... 16.00@1750 17.00M18.50
Dressed m s.
sss s.y 100 s 1875 ssS S17ss IS ssS e
e e hogs
bacon. ID. =. ,s2?h@:2s% $40 80
Mess pork. bbi.. 35.00@96G0 5S. 90 a 5S. SO
Mess beef, bbl. 18.OOM1900 33.00@340
Lard Middle
West. 90 lbs. 1s.5o@1seo s4.75@s4.s5
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17

COMPETENT double entry bookk eepers
good opportunity. Call between and IL ol
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17

B'klyn & New York Deliveries
Long distance hauling-coniract work.
Daily Long Island trips as far as Freeport
Hodack Express & Trucking Co
Telephone Decatur 1875
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17

Number 5 Sacred i'm China
Five is the great sacred Chinese
number.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.

DIAMONDS AND JEwELRY BOUGHT
FOR CASH, estates appraised. purchased.
BENNETT, 1T5 Broadw way. upstairs
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FOR SALE
sTRRoGATES' NOTICES

PECK, REBECcA GIN PuRsUANcs
of order OF Hon. John p Cohalan. =
Surrogate of the County OF New York.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ali per-
sons having claims against REBEcCA =.
PECK, late of the County OF New York
deceased TO present the same with youcn-
ers thereof to the subscribers at Their
place of transacting business. at the once
of Putney, Twombly IL Putney. theif -
torneys, at Rector Street, In tho Borough
of Manhattan. in the City of New foi.E
State of New York. befors ths ~
day OF November, 1920
Dated. New York, April 50 1920.
FRANCIS ". pECK.
IRENE D. LUDLUA.
Executors
PUTNEY, TwOMBLY 81 PUTNEY. AZ
torneys for Executors, once q fes.
office Address, Rector Street. PVT
ough OF Manhattan. New York C'tf'
MOSS. FRANK.-IN PURSUANCE OF Az
order of Honorable John p. Cohaizn.
Surrogate OF the County of New tois'
NOTICE is hereby given TO ali persons has. ,sa
ing claims against Frank Moss. late OF W.
County of New York, deceased, to pTesshs
the same with vouchers thereof TO the SUI
scriber at her place of transactinE gess
ness, at the office Of Moss, Marcus q VIZ. e,
her attorneys. at No. 233 Broadway, N tas ess
City of New York, on or before the l'ss
day of January next.
Dated. New York. the End day OF su''
1920.
ELIZABETH J. MOSS. Executrft,
MOSS, MARCUS WELS. 22S bfoas
way. New York city.
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HELP WANTED MALE
DRAUgHTsMAy

BUTCHER.--CaIl at once, ready "A
good pay. Mappes. 1si West 2sist ST.
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Furniture

WE PAY highest prices for furniture,
pianos antiques, bric-a -brac, books art
etc GABAY, IS University Pl. Stuy-
vesant 2377.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
HELP WANTED MALE

ASSISTANT. loes department experience
necessary. Apply Yorkshire Insurance Co.
so Maiden Lane.
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Shipping N e VS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for Now York

Departures for New York
TJamburg--s s. Mar Blanco.
Antwerp--S s Ossawaton,ie.
Bordeaux--S Lake Grattan.
Sauthampton-S s Antigone.
Hong Kong--S Endicott.
Port Natal-~S s Rondo.
London--S virgilia.
shields--5 unta.
Queenstowp---S s Baltic
Hul-S S Idaho.
Cardin--S 8 Hatteras
Brstol-S s Wells City. -
shlmonoselsi-~-S s Duquesne.
SantosS 8 Manchurian Prince.
Panama Canal, Grstobal--S. S. Buey-
machus.
Arrivals From New York
Cherbourg--S s Olympic
Trondhjem-S s Soriand.
Bordeaux--S s Caroline.
st Michaels-S s Canopic
Rio de Janeiro--S S Moonlite, Martha
Washington.
Santos--s s. servian Prince.
Manchester--S S Trekieve
Southampton--S s Olympic.
halifax-S.S. Belgic.
Trans-Pacifc Mails
The connecting mails close at the Gem
eral Postof,ce and City Hall postoffice
station, New Yoris. at 600 p. m. as fol-
lows:
+ Netherlands East Indies Especially ad-
ship Tjikehang, July IT,
Japan Corea and specially addressed
mail for China via Seattle, steamship
Chicago Maru. July 1S.
Cochin China, Netherlands East Indies and
Philippine Islands via Vancouver and
Victoria, 3. c., steamship Empress OF
Russia, July "a.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
THE TIDES
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Note.--The above figures are stanoai
time and not New York State Time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
COUNTRY CLUB OF VlRGINIA's
FALL GOLF TOURNAMENT

Qualifying round Is holes medal
play, Friday and Saturday. October
and = Five siNtcens to qualify.
fiaEcrS entering this tournament
may play the qualifying round either
rrriaay or saturday, but must turn in
only two ball matches will be al
lowed, and tournament PLAYERS Wy,
nave the right OF way over other
matches. Players must record their
entries before starting, and score
cards properly signed and ;,,,csInd
should be handed in on completion
prizcs will be offered for the low
sroSS ana low net scores I'm ths
Qualifying round and for the wipncr
runner-up and winner of defeated
eight In each sixteen.
flrSt rounds of match play mus,
be completed by "Wednesday. 0cinhnr
.; second rounds by Saturday, 90.
t"Der >: third rounds by "Wednesday.
tober &c. ""S' &c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
YANKEES ELIMINATED
IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
White SoN Have Only 1,0O0-to-1
Chance of Being Better
Than Second,

NEW YORK. Sept, 2e.-Clcveiand.
by defeating ST. Louis today. went
another half length ahead OF Chicago
in tho final dash for the American
League pennant. The White SoX
were idle and as result now trail
the Indians BY one and one half
games. Although New York COM
pleted its schedule with a double vie
tory over the Athletics. the Yankees
were formally and finally put out of
the race SO far as the pennant is
concerned by Clcveland's victory. The
latter has four games TO play, and If
the team loses all OF them the In
dams still would be one game ahead
OF the Yankees.
To settle the race between Cleve-
land and Chicago. the former to win
must take three or the remaining
tour games. provided Chicago wins
the three remaining games on its
schedule. II Cleveland should do no
better than break even and the White
SoX should win their three games,
each would finish the season with
nincty-cisht won and iifty-siX lost.
Whiic the Yankees were eliminated
To-Day as pennant contenderS there is
sun mathematical possibility of tho
team tying the White SoN for second
place. but in order 10 bring this about
me White SoX would have TO lose
their three remaining games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
GENERALS CROSS COUNTRY
TEAM OUT IN FORCE

LEXINGTON. VA, sept. 2o.-Thirty
candidates for the Washington and
Lee crOss-country team are in daily
practice here under the supervision
of Coach Forest Fletcher. and pros
poets for Il winning team this fall
are good. In addition to the South
Atlantic championship meet which
will be held In charlottesville some
time in November. the Generals viii
contest the runners OF Delaware
State college at Newark. Del, during
the last week in October.
Five men of last years varsity
squad are back at work.-Partlow.
Girard Williams. Caldwell and Burch.
The new material looks promising,
hut II is too early as yet TO size up
particular individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
INDIANS WHIP BROWNS
AND co FURTHER AHEAD
Wcilman Knocked Out OF Box Again
by Hard Hitting Cleveland
Team

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Sept. 2e-cleve-
land gained another lap on Chica go
in the struggle for the American
League championship today. winning
fro INST. Louis. 10 TO =. and making
clean sweep OF the four-ga me
series. The victory puts the Indians
a game and half ahead of the White
SoN and in position to clinch the
nennant by winning three more con-
tests.
Today's game, was a virtual walk
over for Cleveland. Weilman, who
was knocked out OF the box by the
league leaders SUNDAY, started again
and in addition to being hit freely.
Issued i've bases on balls. finally
leaving after the seventh inning with
the visitors holding a fve-run lead.
NanEilder. who succeeded him, also
was Wild and make two errors that
let In three runs. Coveleskie was
master OF the situation. keeping his
hits we'll scattered and would have
had a shutout but for the errors by
Gardner and Scwell
Speaker. Wood and O'Neill led the
attack for the visitors, the latter's
double In the first inning driving over
two runs and sending Cleveland off
ahead. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
GOLFERS GATHER TODAY
At ATLANTA MATCHES
Leading Professionals OF Country
to Play for Southern Open
Championship.
fBy Associated Prcss.l

ATLANTA, Sept. 29.-Play in the
Southern open golf championship will
open here tomorrow on the East
Lake course with most Of the lead
ing professionals of the country and
number OF wcll-known amateurs
entered.
The cash prizes for the profession
ais are unusually high. the winner
Getting $1,000; second man. $500. with
money prizes going down to tenth
place, and nearly score of the coun-
tryS best professionals have enter
ed. Amateurs will get medals. Near
~ two score players are expected to
compete.
Jim Barnes. ST. Louis professional
who won the Southern open title
when the affair was inaugurated here
last year. is back to defend his title
I,her professionals entered include
Jack nutchinson., who holds the pro-
also is Western open title holder:
a LEO Di & runnor-up in the national
MH9nai open ,champino; ]. Douglas
Edgar, Canadian champion: Freddie
Mcleod and Harry Hampton.
=, Boooy Jones. Southern champion.
has entered thus far. 4 number ~
DINER Southern amateurs ara AK
Pected TO enter the tournament. which
tho :" so ne NED under the auspices of
Lowest score for seventv.two
noies VIII determine the winner of
'hc meet The program calls for
eighteen holes on Thursday, eich,ren
FRIDAY and thirty-siX SATURDAY,
AN amateur professional tourna
ment was played today as n means
OF giving the visitors practice on ,ho
East Lake course. Tho visiting pro-
IesSionais were paired with local am.
a.eurs, the latter being given handi-
CAPS according to their ranking nv
the Atlanta Athletic Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
SPIDER SCRUBS TO PLAY
MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL
Gnme to he Played Monday Az
tcrnOOn mt boulevard
Field.

Ching" Graham. coach OF the John
Marshall eleven, is fast rounding his
squad into condition for the opening
OF the high school grid season on
next Monday. when they line up
against the University OF Richmond
second team While this is not a
regular championship game II prob
ably will be one OF the hardest con-
tests Of the year, for the Marshallites
and they will make every effort 10
open their schedule with a victory.
Up. to the present time the John
Marshall squad has suffered only a
few minor injuries in training. and
from present. prospects will place
their entire first team on the field
for the opening contest. Captain
Tyson. star full back. has been out OF
the game for several days duo TO an
operation. He is expected back at
practice tomorrow. however. and will
take part in the game on Monday I'M
loss Il change for the worse takes
place.
~clvaEc. half back on last years
team has also been out of the game
since early, in the season due to a
Sprained elbow. He will report for
practiCe this afternoon OF tomorrnw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
SPORTS
As-TURNER BOUT TO
Be HELD This EVENING
Chicago Wrestler Confident of Vic.
tory After Weeks Of
Training.

Pete Dallas is in town and Ut for
his match at the broadway Athletic
Arena tonight with Champion Joe
Turner. OF Washington. which viii,
scrts confidently that he will prove
beyond the shadow Of doubt that he
has the goods" when Old Sal calls
time at the arena tonight.
Turner. the cool and resourceful
ring general of Il thousand spectacu-
lar ring battles. is just AZ certain as
he was last Thursday night that he
can lick the Chicago Greek, and says
the wrcstlers around the Windy CITY
might be afraid OF him. but that the
same will not hold true here. Turner
iiAAnnny ways Is the most remarkable
wrestler seen in Richmond. for many
times ho has fought TO victory Just
when the spectators were expecting
his defeat. This happened last Thurs
day. when kctonen had him on tho
verge OF losing the. third and decisive
IAN. And by q mighty effort he arose
TO the occasion and pinned the Finn
fast preliminary will precede tho
pig event OF the evening between two
local youngsters. who have wrcstleJ
many draw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
HONEYWELL LOGICAL
BALLOON RACE WINNER
Captain ID. Il. Thompson, Second,
and Ralph Epson, Third-Will
Compete in Bennett Race.
IBy Assoc.ated prcs,

NEW YORK, Sept. 2o.-Although
winners of tho national elimination
balloon race have not been officially
announced. Aero Club officials tonight
declared that no other competitors
record was sufficiently close to dis
putc the victory with IL. L. Honey
we'll. OF st. Louis.
honeywell. flying tho balloon
Kansas City. H." covered ZOO miles
from birmingham, Ala. the starting
point. landing yesterday at Thames
VILE, Ont. Contest committee officials
said that Honeywell, with Captain Ii.
+. Thompson. of the army. and Ralph
Epson. of Akron. Ohio. who took sec
ond and third places. respectively. ac-
cordinE TO unoffic!or reports. would
almost certainly he chosen to repre-
sent America in tho Gordon Bennett
International races next month. Tclc-
graphic reports credit Thompson with
a flight of coo miles and Epson with
GO miles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

.AR|ON GUY WINS THE RICH
WESTERN FUTUR|TY TROT
Dottio Day, $f51.0O to 81, Wins
Third Heat OF 2:O7 TrUt-Othcr
Events Not Up to Standard.
IBy Associated Press


COLUMBUS. OHIO, Sept 2o.-Six-
teen heats were raced today in the
biggest grand circuit program OF the
entire meeting. and then the card
was not completed. Dottic Day, In
the third heat OF the 2:07-cias trot,
came from nowhere and won from
Selka, just about to snatch the race.
and caused the final heat to go over
until Thursday for decision, Dottie
Day in this mile paid $l5i.GO on IL
81 mutuel ticket. the longest price
Of the day.
Tho Western IIorscman Futurity
for 3-ycar trotters. for purse
OF $1,000. was the best event. and in
1t Arion Guy defeated field OF cx-
cellent colts. taking a new record
for the event in his second heat. when
he trottcd in 2:05 Ia. The finish OF
the first mile was stepped In 1901.
Tho three other events OF note
were not up TO STANDARD The aged
atmosphere. and made slow time.
Peter Manning won the Buckeye
2;i2 trotting stake In straight heats:
OF Trade pace had ten starters. but
Hal Malone had to pace no faster
than 2:G4 IL 10 win after he was
Bow oui enc Gr nSt hoa wa. oy tbe us bsst
Of the 2:03 PAGERS. who went as slow
as 2:o9 "a the first heat. The I'M
n mi 1s,S ~ ,rot went S to Might Tell:
Patrick Todd's mount and tho put
ting, OF Valentine behind him for the
h final heat doing no good. In the
Peter l. each had won n heat when
darkness fell. Summarizes:
2:l5 class trot; heats: purse
$1,000; 2 heats yesterday:
Might Tell. h. M. by Might
D. Onward ,T,%; d sFleminE) ~. liz
l''leming) (Valcntinc). 1913 .
Alieen Dillon. b. IN. tWhit-
Trumncicr. Wagner. iii'ldt;a Fle,chs
err. Harvest Stream. DR.. Conman.
Grace Drake. Vanwood and Dorothy
Day. also started.
Ell Ia.
heat: purho $4,000:
Hal Malone. b; b. by Prince
Argot Pal tChilds) ...:.;.. . II
Russell Boy; b. h: Hatris>.. 10 81
Aquliia Onion. symbol S. Forest,
Royal Earl. Drift Patch. Foxy Ann.
Eva Able and Irish Voter. also
Time. e:o4 -; 200 l,.: go. IA.
Horscman Futurity: . in J heats;
purse. 36.406.97:
Arlon Guy. b. C.. by Guy AK
worthy (StokcsD ....... I II
Sister Bertha. b. +. (SerrelD. Fl
Emma Harvester. b. (. Nru-
bay Star. Peter whi,elock. Natalie
Tho Great. King Harvester. Peter
Beiler and Taurida, also started.
Time, 2:G5 81: 2:05 IA.
2:l2 trot; the Buckeye: 3 heats:
purse. $4,000:
Peter Manning. b. h.. by Az
Moko Axworthy. b. 6. tIod-
Bonnie pel. b. g. (liindsj. ass
King Watts. kiiowatts, Hollyrod.
Saomer French. Tootse Toise and
Princess Etawah. also started
Time, 2:07 IL: 2:06 Ia; 2:08.
e:o3 pace: 3 heats: purse. $1,000:
Louie Grafton. b. m, by Graf
ton Royal (V. FleminE)... I'll
George Volo, r. &. (Erskine). 2 .
Calgary Earl, CHI. u. (palin). g .
Peter Elliott. Ado o. Guy, Gladys
B.. also started.
Time. 30? 80: 2:o4 1-o: 2:04 1-2.
2;o7 class trot: , heats: purse,
$1,000 (untinished):
Selka. ch. nm. by Peter tho
Great on. Fleming) ...... al 81
Peter L.. b. h. (Edman).. / 4 8
Dott!e Day. b. nj. (McDon-
Walnut Frisco. Mack Forbes Bo
vola, Whey BinGen, Belgic. Echo
ANticn. also started.
II n O,ac
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
SPORTS
YANKEES WIN TWO FROM
ATHLETICS, AND 9-4
Babe Ruth Made His Fifty-FOurth
- Home Run in Ninth Inning
OF First Game.
tBy Associated rrcss.l

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29-SiS
home runs featured New York $
double victory over Philadelphia to-
day. by scores of I 10 ,. and to 4.
The second game went eleven in
nings. Hasty weakening after shut
ting out New York for nine innings.
He relieved Naylor and after Lewis
homo run into the lief; field bleach
crs came with two on bases in the
iirSt inning.
c. Walker had ono home run in
each game.
Ruth's ff;y-fourth homer OF the
season came in the ninth inning OF
tho first game with Ward on base
II was 4 drive over the right field
wall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
TENNIS AT COUNTRY CLUB

saturday at the Country Club NJ
), S,n.a return tennis match viii
re p!aEed between teams of the local
club and one OF eight mon from o ~
Edgewood Club of Charleston. W. Va
Eisht matches of singles and four
n doubles will be played.
In August the local club ionrno,o,
70 charleston and returned with Ten
az me twelve matches tucked away in
their raCunci harS "' ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
NEWPORT NEWS APPRENTICE
SHIP WANT FOOTBALL GAME
Challenges Any Team in the stnte
Averaging $50
Pounds.

Dan Trowers. OF the Newport News
Shipbullding and Drydock Company.
= football game between the Newport
Ecws Apprentice Ship and either John
Marshall High School or Richmond
College.
The boys from Newport News have
one open date, Arnis.icc Day. and
challenge any team in the State aver
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
Leon.rd-Dritton nont Tonight

CLEVELAND. Sept 29-Jack Brit.
ton: champion weltcrweight boxer
arrived here today. Britton Is SEIZED.
uled 70 box ten rounds with Benny
Leonard. lightweight champion, herr
tomorrow. night. Leonard has bcci
completed their workouts TO-DAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
aging $50 mounds.

aging $50 pounds.
Ono game has already been playct
with William and Mary College, nnc
booked with high school and secone
college teams.
Arrangements can 10 made by writ,
lng, MIR. Trowers In care of tho ship.
building company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

+f5dtV'U lot Ia NlN III NINI n.
Rated for NanEildcr in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
St. Louis ...... 0 q o l.
Summary: Two-basc hits-O'Ncill.
Evans. Sacrificcs--CSardner. Jamie
son. Gerber. Left on bases--Clcvc-
land, 10: ST. Louis. 10. BaIsses on
halls-off Covelcskie. .: off Weilman,
E: off Naugildcr. .. Hits-of Well
man; II in innings: off Vangildcr.
! in . innings. Struck out--by Cove
lcskic. q: by Wcilman, ]: by NanEil-
der. !. Wild pitch-W Gilman. Los
ing pitChcr--Weilman UmpircS-Hil-
dcbrand and Moriarty. Time, l:i5.
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BRAVES AND PHILLY DIVIDE

BOSTON. SIT, 2pi.-Boston and
J. hiIadelphia 'Aivi4ea a double header
hrst game. TO o. and the visitors
taxing the second. To /.
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Totals
= ~ .
I'hilnd clphia.
.Batted for Hasty In eleventh.

New York 10000 onnoos
Philadelphia 80. 2l00l0000 o.
summary: Two-base hits-Ruth
DuEan. Home runs--Lewis, Pipp. c.,
walker. Dykes Sacriiices-J Wal
ker. Dykes. Double plays-ward
Pratt and P!pp: Mccain. Dykes and
styles: Left on bases--Ncw York
Z: Philadelphia, .. Hits-ofr Naylor'
IN i: of Hasty. : in 10. Struck
out-oy Shawkcy. S: by Hasty. l.
Wild pitch-Sha wkey. Losing pitch.
st-liasty. Umpires-Evans and
Connolly. Time-l:55
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Philndclphin.
Totals ...... 81 3 10 - l.
sRattcd for Harris in seventh.

New York ... OIL 013 81
philadelphia ~ 100000 0--3
Summary: Tlrce-hasc hits-Vick.
High. Home runs--C. Walker, Ruth.
Stolen bascs--Vick. Hannah. Dou-
Galloway and Griffin; Keefc. Gallo
way and Griffin. Left on bascs-Ncw
York. Is: Philadelphia, L. Bases on
halls-off Collins. 4. liits-oiT Har-
ris, S in 6: OF Kccfc. 3 in 5. Hit by
pitcher--by Collins lHiEh.) Struck
out--by Collins. :: by Harris. 4: by
Kccfe. !. Wild pitch-Collins. Los
ing pitohcr-IIarri.s Umpires--Con-
molly and Evans. Time-l:4i.