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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
UNITED STATES GOLF

new YORK. Sept. 1.-The larscs,
h"id in tho history OF the United
states COLI Association VIII gathc,.
az the Engineers Country Club mex
Monday 10 compete in tho National
Amateur Championship tournament
Tor which 22S golfers have entered.
-Four golfers from abroad-Cyrll
foley. til" british titicholdcr: Lord
charles Hope. J. II wethcrcd and
Tom Armour-arc among those who
WI! play thc!- morning qualification
round over the North Shore links.
ana switch 10 the Engineers course
IN the afternoon
The pa!r!nrs Include:
Grantland Rice. EnSicwood. and W
l.. richards. Engineers; George n.
hrokaw, Piping Rock. and Harry
Compton. Suburban; ]. simpson Deal.
Atlanta y. G.. and \. Elliott Rannoy.
Greenwich: Ewing watkins, C,hatta
nooea' and Dewitt Ralch. Cincinnati:
chick Ridley Atlanta Athletic. and
II. c. Robinson, plain,iald: Jerome II.
Travcrs. Upper Mont Clair, and II
r. kcnworthy, Mctacomct. Charles
Evans, Jr.. Edgcwatcr. and u War
rem Corkran. Baltimore: Ellis Knowles
Pensacola, and Lewis -. i,rcdin. Dc
,oit; Pollock Boyd, Chattanooga. and
~. +. iioblitZcll, Sarnia: II. l. James
Allegheny and Cart Quinn, Chatis-
nooea: Robert Jones. Jr Atlanta
Athletic. and Edward +. ElIio, Nil
waukc.; James Standish, I.oohmoor.
and Francis O1imet. Woodland D. &
Bakcwo!d. Allegheny and Donald
Woodward, Columbia.
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$4,000 HOME RUN
KING TELLS OF HIS
RAZZING IN PHLLY
Branded a False Alarm
Raced by the Bleachers

"CouId make good si3O.O00
WORTH" This was the question
facing Ruth when he started out
with the Yankees after his hensn-
tional sale. In Chapter Nj. of his
history recorded here, Ruth tells
how hc lost the first game he
played by fumbling II bail. failed
to hit anything for several games,
was awarded the brown derby mt
Philadelphia for being II false
alarm and subjected TO "rnzzlnE"
from the blcnchrrS.
lie touches u hit on the psy-
chOioEy of 81 successful bail player
I'm this chnntcr-Suod material,
both for Cans aud aspiring bali
players. Individually. he reveals
that his total of home runs thus
fnr this senson il greater than the
total policd by amy entire club In
the American League.
Tomorrow Ruth concludes his life
story with Il discussion of the kiud
OF bail he likes to hit hest md
why. and same further counsel to
young ball pinycrs.
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TARHEELS WHIP CATS

Especial - Tho Times Dispatch
ROCKY MOUNT, y. G. Sept. RE
turning TO the mound for the second
time this week. Manager Fullcnwidcr
twirled the Tarhcels TO a 5-to-i vic
tory over SUFFOLK this afternoon. and
c%trica;cd the locals from the cellar
position AT the expense OF tho Cats.
Although the Tarhccls were outhit
by the visitors. they were able to
bunch their safetics and make them
count for runs. Five OF the seven
binglclS credited them also went for
more than one base.
While the visitors got next 10 Full
lcnw idcr for ten h!;s, they We're wide
ly scattered. poor base running also
east the Street men several excellent
10 score.
Sperber and Champlin led in the
stick work for the locals. while Dun
can and street starred on the often
sivc for the Cats. who started the
game with a rush, sending one run
across III the initial frame. The Tar
heels came back With four in the third
and another in the seventh, pilinS up
a lead which proved one run too many
for the visitors 10 overcome.
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old SOL HELPS jim V|OX
BEAT RICHMOND COLTS
Harris Pitched Winning Ball and
Allowed Only Six
Hits,

In the opening game OF the series
with Portsmouth yesterday, the play
ing of which looked al times stupid
and weird. tho Truckers took the big
errors. II hurt pretty badly TO ehalk
up errors against few. but such
are the rules of the game. The old
sim blazing down on iirsi 6ase was
Harris, for tho Colts. pitched n
game that nine out of every ten
case OF old boy hard luck still fol-
lowing him around. He allowed only
six hits against FIVE which were
5Sgathered of Benton.
& Portsmouth marked M one n 6 6GS
second when Traynor, the Slo'ooV
s pittsburgh beauty. BANGED out
double TO left center and scored on
lit up tight in the seventh when
Holmes was safe on Traynor's error;
went to second on passed pail, ana
scored when Gooch and ArraGon both
IfsinEled safely.
Bangs registered in the eighth and
I'm the ninth the fireworks went of.
The sun got busy and olinccd IominE
Abbott rs hc tried TO make ca,Tn
terror landed Mal!once on second
Watt up, WAS safe at first on SIM,
liar play. when The SUN oinuc1
Stuart: who was c2yer!ns , ine 'm .a NO
: through with doubles. which Melted
the visitors three runs for the frame
and Il total OF five against our ionciE
Tho game sent tho crowd home
ggrumbling and talking wild. All yoi,
could hear was honchcaad plays ana
slerrors OF Judgment /, looked FUNNY
sto lots OF them.
4 Today at Boulevard Field tho local
sstcam Will engage IN field day sports
Z of the diamond Sen Wilson. owner
4 OF The Colts. has offered 81" for the
< winner OF each event; Zig hEass
%Dand will be there and everything.
Don; forget TO get there cay as
the crowd will be big and the !o!nSS
start nj 3:lS.
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BUILDERS LOSE ONE

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Sept .
QUINN hold the locals % four hits to-
day. keeping them we'll scattered, no
two coming in tho same inning. In
thn meantime. Foley allowed nine
safciicS To b." grouped In twos and
Wilson won tho opening game by a
3-tc-2 score.
Fast hcld!nc by The Builders kept
nc score from hcing larger. and bet
ter bssc-rupninE, wnh one disastrous
exception, gave tho Newport News
crowd better account Of their hits.
Ia tho sixth. Foley. who was safe
on Billings Wild" throw 10 first. and
who advanced OF, Tilin;i gers hit.
Rugged second so closely That nc was
caught at ;hird on Ecal's nicely laid
down huut. that play ending New
port News most dangerous chance
Ia tic.
l.as walters. Wilson's third base
man, hit safely three times N four
times up
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COOLERS BREAK EVEN
r snccial,o The Times Dispatch. !

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
4 5PETERSBURG. VA" Sept 2.-Attcr
mo had lost the iirSt game 10 Norfolk
by a score Of TO !. Lefty Byrd came
back in the second game and man
aged to hang a defeat on the invading
by like score.
sssSThc Tars experienced little troublc
I'm handing til" Coolers q defeat in
S.the opening encounter and Incidentally
fnuttins another Grimm in their pen
tSnant-wininE aspirations.
~ Hits by Bribcck and simmons. fol-
Vowed by Dchancy's two wild to*sc"
$gavG tho Norfolk club two runs in
%thc opener.
me- Tho Goohcrs took the, lead ip tho
lsseconf inning in the second frame
Sand then hung up a:To;hJ' IN tho
sSSiSth. The Tars tried hard. ON; the
sbest the visitors could do WAS /" Sc
ScureEonc count.
\ A fist hgh, between Catcher Sweet
land and Fielder Wood resulted IN
both being placed under arrest They
were recognized for their appearance
in Police court tomorrow.
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forty-onc home runs is more than any
entire club in the American League
has Knocked out this year
Honestly, I'm mighty proud of this
record. My hitting this year has
scored ll6 runs, as / figure it. ana
we still have a spell TO go before
we'll know who's going to battle for
the worlds championship. think |
have abou; 1870 hits to my credit
for about ego bases-Im writing :h;s
early III August. and the figure, arc
going up all the time a peculiar
thing is that for all these homcrs and
other extra base hits. stand pretty
we'll out of first place in the Amer
lean League hating list. Jus; now
Speaker. Sisler ana Jackson top me.
with averages above 400. while mine
is only 1898
Records or Home Run Kings.
Back in 1911, Ty Cobb's best year.
he hit for an average OF APO. with
ciS hits and 2SS bases In 1919 when
broke the worlds home gun record
with twenty nine, ! hi, 1879 times roy
2Si bases. and finished the season
with an average OF 500. But Cobb
didn't lead the league in home runs
IN 1911. Frank Baker, OF the
Athletics. was the homer champ thai
year, with only nine.
so like Ia think that a hitter to-
day takes conditions as he finds thcm
ana makes his home runs against the
best pitching the other clubs can
serve and against ball that stands
as the official ball OF the game In
Ell Wiiiiamson's day, In 1854. he hit
Iwehty-scvcn home runs. Blu, he got
twenty-five OF them on the old grounds
on inc Chicago Lake Front where tne
renee was close in. Thus he got only
TWO anywhere else. And Buck Free
man, another star wa,loper, who was
knocking them over the fences in
1922, his best year. lis down in ,,
records for twenty-five can, n,,,
out how many games they played l.,
nor how many times ,hcy Won, "a
bar. so this will have 10 be /, .,o,,-
PHtIS"h OF home runs for tho cat!rc
season. Gavvy Cravath came along
with latcr-day record when he
smashed out twenty-five homcrs N
1912 but he got most of them over
ms personal home run" fence in short
/ ''s"' Hc!d AT the Phillics park lie
also had a convenient outfield bleach
or where hit was a round-trip.
hu, give them credit; every on,
! ciSe had chance to measure those
fences for long drives and tina, t,cse
fellows were able 10 do II is TO ,L,ir
credit. At the Polo Grounds I have
got tho right field stand measured
luSt about right. but ] have to ciout
inc ball terrible smack to lift IL
tina, far
In writing this story OF my career
nave been looking over a lot of
%" records and have just discovered
mat Frank Bakers total OF honers
IN the four straight years that nc
led the league was just exactly w,,.
- nave done this season, with more
| Ian q month 20 So--1I. In less than
TWO iuil seasons, 1919 and 1920. nv
grand slams mount up Is seventy
10 you know than; tho home run lead
ers OF Inc American League ran III
total Of only scvcnty-two in eight
inii seasons. from 1865 to 1915. in.
clusivcr
(Io be Concluded Tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03

Duckcy Holmes lost his hearings
and got all tangled up In the hand
lines. Forget what the medical men
call It,
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GIANTS CAPTURE LAST OF
SERIES FROM THE PIRATES
Unsteady Pitching by Hamilton and
Mckrrhnte's Error Contributed
20 New York's Nict0ry.
! IN Nssoc.atcl rr

f'Y NsSpCIltcI I'rcSs
PITTSBURGH, Sept. New York
wound un It's series here today by de-
fcatinG FijtShurGh. = to l.
Barnes pitched vel! after the first
inning. Hamilton was unsteady. Civ
ing the visitors "a run on q wild niirb
while Mckcchnie's error cost two
runs.
.Misncr pitched tho las, inning.
The score:
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FOUR CANDIDATES TO TALK
"N' harding, Watkins md Chris
ienscn VIII Speak at Fair In
Minnrsota
u Assoc.ated nress !

~ fAuL. MINI. September O.
-FOUR presidential candidates VIII
SPEAK Il, tic Minnesota State fair
next week. il was announced today
They arc Governor James NJ cav
'cmocTat; Senator Warren G. Hard
ihS' Republican,: Aaron $. Watkins.
prohibition, and Farley y. Christen-
sen, Farmer-Labor. n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03
JENNINGS JINXES MAKE
Tables OUT OF TIGERS
Athletics Rub II Into Detroit by
Making Clean sweep az
the series,

PHILADELPHIA. Sept; 2-Phila-
dclph!a made IL three straight; from
Detroit today when Harris arm and
Perkins bat sent them down TO =
2-to-O defeat.
Harris ,wirlcd wonderful ball. al
lowing Jennings men only Two. safe
blows. Ills pitching opponent, Old
ham. also worked we'll after the open
ing inning, striking out eight men.
The score.
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Southern Association.
phi!c. >; Birmin CHAM. II (;irst

gamc).
Mobile, 3: birmingham. Second
game; seven innings Ivy ogrecmcnl.
Nashv'ilc. :; Memphis. l twelve
iEnings).
Little Rock. |; Chattanooga. : (G-st
game: twelve innings
Little Rock. s: Chattanooga. tscc.
onH game; called. darkness. end hth).
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SPORTS
The Golf Game of Life
NY WILLIAM II. Kirk.

Df WILLIAM +. k1NK.
Der the grcRt Links of Life, mid
pleasure nnd strife,
We travel along, dny by dny.
When most of us fail, mt our cad
dies we rail
For the chances we FILTERED
away.
Our profit In less when too sure of
f. Success,
but when Fniiure appears with
it's sting
VIC never admit VIC nrc lacking I'm
wit
While we blame the poor wcap-
Ons we swing.
Too silent regarding the slips we
have made,
We hold our good scores to the
light,
what odds will II make when tho
Ennic Inns been played
And we Journey nway through
the Night:
No game ever fought hut was
mastered by Thought,
Which shines like n star above
Force.
If you think ns you go, youIi
have mrdnls to show
When you come to the end of
the Course.
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1'GaL
Col0ne |
his Y
charge
forc.i,la
eraL i
Coione
cation
for 'tli
TO ARE
tioustd|
day, f
deroga
CALVES
Adj,l
sued
| nlant!1
rcspoR
NVolter
Valves
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Portsmouth,.
Totals
Totals 1N ~ VI - ~
IRAN for stuart in seventh.
Score hy innings:

Score by innings:
Eichmond ...... v W
Portsmouth 80. / q o o q s.
Summary-Tw base hits. Trayn,or,
lAIalloncc. Grccncc, Benton, stolen
bases, Eangs Sacrifice hits, Win
ston. Watt Double PLAYS, ARA con
Ito Stuart TO Abbott. Left on bases.
Richmond. 6; Portsmouth,, Z. First
base on error. Richmond 8. forts-
iris. 5: OF Benton. T. Hts--off Inr-
Sris. d; of Benton. :. struck .ou;--''8y
Harris - by Eenton, Time Of
ny A. 1T crNplt
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49,
Rock NIOtIut,

summary: Two base hits-Spcrb Der.
HARRISON. Lee Champlin. benson. Eek
CRIT Three base hts-Shcpperd. Sac
e lamplin 10 Keller 10 shepherd; Black
to Dee 10 Davies. Eases on balls
of Fullcnwcidcr. |, off Eckcr,. :.
struck out-hy Fnllcnwcider. >, by
Eckcrt, .. Earned runs Rocky
Mount. g. suffolk : Left on bases.
Rocky Mouut. :, suffolk. 6 Time Of
game. 1886. Umpire, CASTOR
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BOSTON IN sWATFEsT
WALL0PS YANKS, 6 TO Z
Myers Pitches Fifth Straight Vic
tory and Game Is Marked by
Five Double Plays.
ny Associated Press. !

BOSTON. Sept. 2-Bos,on continued
its aggressive playing against the
pennunt contendcrs by defeating New
York today. to =. III the opening
game of the series.
|, was Myers fifth straight victory
for Boston.
The game was marked by five
double plays and by the timely hit
ting of Boston, only one man being
left OH base.
The score:
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The only thing ump!rcs get Is the
grand razz. Players get straw hats
for HON" runs and $40 bills for ions
est fungo hit, etc. Just to show YOU
what regular guy Umpire Wcs.nr-
vel; is. ne has volunteered 20 an
nouncr al! events and rewards at ti;c
field day This afternoon.
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RING PITCHES AND BATS
CINCINNATI TO VICTORY
His Double and Sacrifice Fly Iu-
surcd Downfall OF "Cartls"
ly q IN -

ST. LOUIS. Sept. Ring pitched
and batted Cincinnati to Il 3-to-2 vic-'
tory over st, Louis today.
His double in the second drove In
Two runs and his sacrifice fly In the
fourth scored the visitors other tally.
The
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InternntionaIIc.vu.

baltimore. 2; Syracuse. l tarst
Baltimore, S; syracuse. second
game: eight innings).
Akron. q; Buffalo. 4.
Toronto, g.. Rochester, 4.
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..Baitcd for liaincs in eighth.

cincInn,,S i""'"ES' r.
~; LOUIS 0l00O0 o.
;, summary Two-basc hits-Rinc
nornsbS. SdcriiiccH--Bing Daubori
Ncnic' Double play--Crane RotS
ans Dauherl. Left ON bascs--t'jn.
I,!nnati 3; ST Louis. C. Basos on
paiisIIn Ring. 3; on Iiaines. 3. His
on iiaincs 10 IN s. or E,irchor
none IN l. struck out-by Ring. /;
~ names. :. Losing nitchrr
ia mes umpircs-Rigl.r ard Mo-
ran. Tlmo---l.iS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03

BE there early today as the fun will
star; al $50 Regular field day
sports. PunninE. batting and every
thing. Zig 'Tass band TO help thinSS
along,
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Tommy Abbott showed the boys
how well he could play nrst. Looked
like an old-timcr there. We'll. lie Is.
Tommy played first for ono year with
the Lowell team of the Eastern
League. and "A year and Il half for
Cumberland. in the Blue Ridge
League His fielding average while
pla ying first was 1896. That's pretty
fair. III say. One day when mem-
Der OF tn. Worcester team, Eastern
League. .lCir two catchcrs faded To
show up and as per usual. Tommy was
the guy called upon TO sub, and MAX
ing good on his first assignment be-
hind the bat. they kept him there.
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Score by innings: r.
New York O0 llOOO o.
Boston ............2 / 00l Vt
Summary: Two base hits--Pratt.
IlendryN. Thrcc-basc hits---H COPPER.
Schang. Home run-Wurd. Stolen
basc-Nitt. Sacriticcs--Menosky t3.
Mcinnis. Double plays-pi2p (unas-
sisted; Pratt to pcckinpaueh TO pipp;
Pratt TO Pip: Witt 10 Brady TO Mo
Left on bascs-Ncw York, 3; Boston.
|. Bases on baiiS-om Shawkcy, ):
off Myers. .. IIits--of Shawkcy. )
in innings: off McGraw. in i in
ming. Struck out--by Myers. /. Los
ing pitcher = Shawkey. Umpircs =
owens and Connolly. Time OF game
| 20
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Boston. @: New York. ..
STANDING OF CLl'BS.

WHERE THEN PLAY TO-DAY.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit ut Cleveland.
Washington ut rhiiatlelplim.
New lorlS> at Boston
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03

Harding pitched a ball about SIX
feet wide OF the plate yesterday. Who
was II that said Coming events cast
their shadows before them"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. c. Walker. Bush.
phia, 8. Rascs on balls-Morrisetie
!: Harris. .. HitS--om Oldham. : in Z:
M"rrisct,". in |. Struck out-Old-
ham. :: Morriscttc. | Harris. .. Los
ing pitchcr--oldham. l'mpircs-Nal-
lin and Evans Time, l:22
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03

1t needed only the success attained
by the American Legion in arranging
for its wrestling and boxing program
at tho city Auditorium tomorrow
night to bring into full evidence The
general interest felt in manly sports
here The American soldier is a clean
fighter and the sports that were good
enough for men like Roosevelt. Per-
sh!rG and the leaders of the ~" the
* of c. and the Y. VI. II. a.. are good
enough for him. We couldn't have
whipped the Pruss!ans with molly
coddics." That's something worth
thinking over.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03

II they. threw tho game they dii
!: In clumsy manner. That's Just
the reason and only answer that the V
didn't. II they ever throw a game
tho wise guys viii never know IL.
they arc too clever for them.
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Totals ...... ~ ? . 81 !,
Newport News.
V'OtalH
NC0re ~ iMninEs

v ilSoh .:......... 0oOH--.
wv port Jaws 49,. q On0" o.
summary: Two base hiia-Whit-
rat and Quinn. Sacrifice hits.
)o"ninG and Hitting. Struck out
~ foicy. 4; ny Quinn. !; Bases on
pal s-on Foley, ]; on Quinn. :. LII
on baScS--W wilson, 6; Newport News
:. t',npircs AMI Hri,,d",,'
! !mc-l -. Attcndanr.. nonr-
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Turns Laugh on Fans by
Wearing Brown Derby
Presented by Them.
HOW SAWED-OFF RUNT
GOT OUR BABES NANNY
Contrasts His Great Record
With Those of Circuit
Clouters of Other Days.
ny I}tEtI. ri I'll.

Copyright. 1920. by United News.)
(All Rights Reserved by United Fea-
ture SyndicIts)
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II ] for one minute thought they
did throw II. I'd tell them all a1out
IL.
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South Atlantic.

Grccnvilic, Z: Augusta. ..
charleston. 5-3; Columbia, %.
'Par'dnburS. !; Charlotte, ].
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Port smnmth nt Kichmond.
Wilson ut Newport News.
Norfolk mt Petersburg.
suffolk nt Rocky Mount
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!, summary: TWO base hTt--Eri p'ok-
Isl oIcn characterization. Double PLAYS
&AIartjn TO Mcmahon Ia Wagner 10
~ &c athers TO Briback Sacrincc hit. ,
3Rurdett. Ease on halls-by Byrd -
Sty Culloton. /. Loft OH bases 70
Hcrsblrg. 3: Norfolk = struck out
"a. ~ Byrd. 4 10y Culloton. . Umpiros-
8rtiI& and Braucr. Timc IF game -
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TcNnN I.cnEiic.

Houston. ] Beaumont, 3.
San Antonio, !: Galveston. o. ,v
Dallas. 4 Shreveport. g.
Wichita Fails, so; IT. Worth. 90.
f.asi game called tenth. darkncss.)
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SECOND GAVE.

.........,.n1 90 x-2
....... o o 90 o / OIL
e. SuFnmary: Two-haSc nit--HengcS
S5youb1c play - Leathcrs 10 Briheck
36Scrittcc hit - feathers. Bases on
26aHRr-byI Terhune. 2: by BYRD q
bRses--Pctersburp, 8, Nor
}&Sil: s. Struck out--by Byrd. .: by
6Ebune. a. Passed baliD--Hollomaii
& ts1ftey, zSmpire - Ortiz. Time OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-03

Some day they may break bad for
YOU, and what VIII you fee. Xix,
when handed the razZ?
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FIREMAN KILLED IN WRECK
Rock Islands Fastest Train DcraIIcd
Ncar Texas Townsend Re-
lief TrRin.

by Associated Press
FORT WORTH, TEN. Sept. 3
Fireman Eudaly was killed and thir-
teen or fourteen passengers injured
at noon today when the Rock Is
land fast passenger train from Kan
sas City to Dallas was derailcd at
RincCold, Tex. 4 relief train was
sent from here.
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Pittsburgh.

10" York .........c o. OF It.,
illtso urEh ..:..... 0 100 90 o.
summary: Two base hits - Ran
croft. Kelly. Souihworth Burns
Ihrcc base hit - Schmidt stolen
nasc&- Barbara. Frisch. Sacriiiccs-
SnNhcr. Bancroft. Double play-Mc-
hcchnic. Cation and Grimm Left on
,nascs-Ncw York. O. Pittsburgh. &
Eases on bails--Rarnes. !: Hamilton
a. iIIts--oft Barnes, . in innings:
OF hamilton. 10 IN innings; off
Wisner. . in inning struck out.
ny Barnes: . by hamilton > Wild
pitcheS - Hamilton ca Winning
pitcher - barnes Losing pitcher =
Hamilton: Empires - Quigicy and
9 Day. Time nj Gamc-l:17.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

WHERE: THEY PLAY TODAY.
BrnGklyu at New York.
Chicago sat Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at 81. I.nuiS.
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SPORTS
How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Portsmouth. >: Richmond. I.
Norfolk. =: Petersburg. I first camel.
Petersburg. =: Norfolk. 4 tsccond camel
kSchS Mount. .: suffolk. !.
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The discounted crowd In leaving
accused The boys OF everything from
throwing the game to first degree
murder. 1t wasn't quite that bad.
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Harris had every right in the
world to win yesterdays game. lie
was s;ingy IN allowing hits and
played his position well. Its just
hard luck with that hoy.
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Somo people never do 60, the
breaks. Others get more than their
share.
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All the Colts knew what Buch |
Daug hton was thinking about when |
he almost caught that long ono In
center.