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The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-25
SAYS HE NOW
FEELS FINE
OF MORNINGS
Los Angeles Man Gained Fifteen
Pounds Taking Tanlac--Health
Is Restored and Troubles Over
come.

''Tanlac has not only rid me OF my
troubles but has added fifteen pounds
to my weight" said Joseph A Dun
mire, of 402 Crocker ST., Los Angeles,
Cal Mr.. Dunmfre has been a trusted
emp1oye of the Los Angeles Transfer
Co, for twenty seven years.
Before 1 started taking Tanlac," he
continued, 81 could not eat a single
meal without my food fermenting and
gas forming so bad it made me nniser-
able. / had rheumatism in my right
leg so bad at times I could hardly get
about and at night I was too restless
to get much sleep. 1 had very little
appetite and went down hill 50 fast
that I lost fifteen pounds and got so
weak 1 could hardly do my work.
We'll, sir, in spite of the bad condi-
ton 1 was in hadn't taken more than
half a bottle of Tanlac before L felt
a hundred per cent better. Now all
my sufferings have stopped completely.
can eat three hearty meals every day
and sleep like a log at night 1 have
regained every pound of my lost
weight and am in as good health as
a man wants TO be. L have started my
daughter taking Tanlac, so you see
what / think of it,
Tanlac is sold in Pensacola by the
Crystal Pharmacy.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-25
VALPARAISO

Mrs. Sara Hay returned Saturday
after spending the winter with rela-
ttves in Leesburg. She will occupy
her new homie just being completed
on Edge Ave-
Andrew AIoholt and daughter, Miss
Thora, Matt Hoesley and VIM. Dun
ham of Eau Clair. Wis. were guests at
the Bay Shore Hotel for several days
All are unit holders in the Valparaiso
Development Co.
F, NJ. Hamsher and wife of Bristol,
Ind, who are spending the winter in
De Funiak Springs, We're visitors here
for several days and arranged for a
return visit.
Mrs. Eta Wikoff and Mrs. Charles
Shoemaker, of Lorain, Ohio, who are
! winter visitors at De Funiak Springs
spent Friday here.
Miss Laura Mcclure has been OBJ
liged TO resign her position with the
Valparaiso Development Co. because
Of illness in her family. Sne VIII be
greatly missed from the office force.
A benefit dance for the Valparaiso
Volunteer Fire Depar tnent was held
at the Bay Shore Hotel on Friday
evening A short program and re-
freshments of peach ice cream anc
cake added to the evenings attrac-
tions and all who attended reported a
good time. About $50 was raised for
the Fire Department.
Edgar Theobald, the Camp Walton
electrician, is busy on the new houses
here. Mrs. Theobold came over on
Friday to. attend the dance.
The planning mill is now in operation
and flooring is being made for the
new homes that are being built.
J. B. Perrine has returned from a
successful business trip to Washing
ton and other eastern cities.
Misses Carter and Cunningham were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Meigs
on sailing trip to- Pensacola. The
schooner made the trip down in six
hours. Ask them how long they were
T on the homeward journey.
w. H. Thomas of Montgomery was
here for a short stay.
VIM. Whitman, Miss Claudy Erving
Alton Spence, Myrtis Erving, Burrious
Atkinson and Miss Lela Erv1ng anc
Fred Boyd of Pensacola were callers
here on Sunday.
Mr.. chatham has his machinery
now installed and is ready 10 do al
kinds af first class shoe repairing.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-25
MR. JAcoeY SURPRISED.

Mr. Joe Jacoby had pleasant sur
prise Tuesday evening when many Of
his friends gathered at his home to
wish him many happy returns on his
18th birthday A handsome rain coat
vas presented Mr.. Jacoby. Delicious
efreshments were served during the
vening.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-25
NEW INVESTIGATION
AGENT is IN CITY

J. A Elliott of Virginia and Wash
ington. D. c., has arrived in Pensacola
to open an office for the Bureau Of
Investigation, Department of Justice.
Mr. Elliott was ordered TO Pensacola
sometime ago but was halted in the
eastern end of the district to carry
on some Investigations there.
Mr.. Elliott will have offices in the
Blount building as soon as they can
be fitted out. In the meantime his
headquarters are at the office OF Dis
trict Attorney Neeley. He has been in
the service four years and has been on
duty in many states.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-25
CURIsT CLUB WILL
EET TODAY.

The Tourist Club win meet this af-
noon at o'clock at the Army and
Wy Club. An elaborate program has
IN arranged Tor the afternoon. This
y be the last meeting of the club
D season and all tourists are urged
bttend
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-25
ABOUT PEOPLE WE KNOW

Friends Of Mrs. w. C. Dewberry
will regret to learn that she continues
quite i'll at her home, 16 E. Gadsden-
st.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Slimax leave
tonight for Stanford, Conn, to make
their future home. Mrs. Slimax be-
fore her marriage was Miss Edna
Murchie of this city.
Miss Ethel Paderick who Is attend
ing college in Tallahassee, is spend
ing the weekend in Quincy as the
guest of Miss Florrie Graves.
Mrs. t. w. Gilmore left for her
home in New York yesterday after a
visit with friends and relatives.
Miss Helen Wolfe is i'll at her
home on n. Barcelona-st., to the re-
gret of her many friends.
Friends will be very sorry to learn
of the serious illness of Miss Lillian
Jacoby in New York. Her mother is
in New York with her.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-25
CHRISTENING AT CHRIST
CEIIRCH

The little son of Mr.. and Mrs L. E..
Smith was christened Tuesday at the
Christ Episcopal church, by Rev. John
II. Brown. The little boy was chris
tened Lynbert Earle Smith Jr Miss
Nell Henderson and Mr.. Ernest
Pourtles we're sponsors.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-25
CALENDAR OF
FUTURE EVENTS
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
Five Hundred Club, -Yrs. Northup.
hostess, 203 West Gregory street,
$3.50 p. m.
Browning Shakespeare Club, Mrs.
w f. IIcIlwaine. hostess, 221
West. Jackson street, $3.50 p. m.
Regular meeting of the Tourist Club,
2 p. m.
Get-to- Gether Club, Mrs. George
johnson. 242 e. Gregory-st., 2:SO
p. m.
y z y
FRIDAY
Five Hundred party and miscella-
neous shower, Miss Mary Joyner,
honoree; Mrs. Langley Bell, hos
e a q
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~ - q
Gro -GETHER

,GB.
" le Get-to-Gether Club win meet
W Mrs. George Johnson, 242 E.
Gory-st., as hostess at 2:30 o'clock
torrow afternoon.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-25
DAILY THOUGHT

We are rich indeed when we
have learned that true riches are
of the spirit, and that those of
us who have happy hearts have
already found our way into the
kingdom of heaven.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-25
MEETING OF THE

c. T. U. this afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. NJ. E. Bats. All
members and those interested in this
work are requested to attend this
meeting
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-25
e e a
PARTY FOR MISS
ADAMS.

A party was given by Mrs. G. j.
Adams at her home on n. Davis-st-
March %, for her daughter, Miss Vio-
let Adams, in honor of her eighteenth
birthday. The color scheme being car
ried out exclusively in pink and white
decorations, flowers, cakes, cream and
candy. Many games We're played, the
attraction of the evening being
'Bunco." Vocal selections were rend-
cred, and dancing was enjoyed until
a late hour. Favors We're given to the
guest. eighteen, as fol1Qws Misses
Violet Adams, Ruth Bloomer, Frances
Graham, Dorothy Friedrichson, Cath
arine Dalton, Messrs. Raymond Fried
rickson, Frank Beovich, Laes Sanchez,
Johnnie Clumpter, George Forleades,
Frank Sanchez, Willie Blumes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Addison, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Quinn. Mrs. w. A. Henderson and Mrs,
g. j. Adams.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-25
MRS. GuNDERSHEMlER RECElV-.
ING SOCIAL COURTESIES
IN MOBILE

Mrs. Dave Gundershemier is enjoy
ing a visit in Mobile as the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. I. Jonas. Mrs. Gunder-
shemier shared honors with Mrs.
Picard and Miss Ida Picard Of New
York, when Mrs. Samuel S. Slosberg
htertained at a matinee party at the
Lyric, and a luncheon after yards at
her home, 405 Michigan-ave. Mrs.
Haverman aud Mrs. Jonas, enjoyed
the evening with the three honor
guests and the hostess, Mrs. Samuel
:. Slosberg.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-25
People and Events
Phone 38'between 10 a. m. and 6 p. m.
/ FORTY-TWO CLUB,
| FRIDAY.

The Forty-Two Club will meet Fri
day afternoon at 3: 80 o'clock with Mrs.
c. ]. Rice as hostess, "a e. Brainard-
st.
q a &
MEETING o. TrE WESLEY CLASS
OF FIRST METHODIST
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
The daughters of Wesley class of the
First Methodist Sunday School will
hold business and social meeting this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. 3. p. Edmunson, 25 w Brain
ard-st All members are requested to
be present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
SPORTS
KS BABE GETS ONLY A DOUBLE, BUT YANKS WIN
TUNED Tables

In years gone by tho Yankee
fnn was oft n most detected man.
Most of the time, In fact. hc
mOpcd. He >yns not win, though
he Vniniy hoped.
lie used To pass the Ginnt Inn
ns rncer pusscs a moving vnn.
lie dreaded hearing NIL the jccr-
ing when naughty Giant bugs were
snrcrinE.
The Yankee finn In those old days
went here mud there in sort of
dHnc. Although he loved tho Yam
kcc players, md put them always
in his prayers, he could not feel
an honest pride I'm athletes VINO
curlcd UP and died.
He often wished his pets might
play nv speedily M Macs array.
Then he might strut Rhout ns
proudly as Ginnt fnns-and cheer
ns Iundiy. hut not for him were
victory's dishes, The poor boob
had TO live on wishes.
Dut now tho tables have been
turned so far as this fan is cou-
ccrncd. He now Is full of merry
chuH and handa the Giant finn the
lnugh. Ills fnvoritca arc In the
race and not down wnilowinE in
last place!
q tinr and tide: You arc some
tcnm. You bring to each I'm turn
his dream! The fellow who Is down
today may rnliJ next year the
rose -strcWn way.
TO this II moral let rs tack:
Plug hardest when the sky Is
bincll.
Laugh at tho lie, "'Thcy don't
come bnck!'
To this moral let us tack:
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Big Babe Ruth and His
Boss Arrested in Canada
ny Associated Press,

DETROIT, August ..-CoIoncl
houston, owner of the New York
Yankees md .'Babcr Ruth,
'nutorcd last night to Windsor.
Canada, ncross the Detroit River
with II party of friends TO enjoy n
frog leg banquet.
The cnr I'm which they were rid
Ing WAS not lighted properly ne
cnrdinE to Windsor traffic rc,,uIn-
tions. The automobile Mns stoppcd
by body of police who cried ont,
"iiait. In the name OF the Ixin.-.n
ITO the devil with the I<inS,v
said Co.oncl Houston, or words to
thGt effect and he was fined scx-
cral American dollars,
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lScx,rIc.s HnrNc Shn,r.

ISpcclaI % Tho Times DISPATCH.
CT ARLOTTESNILLE, VA, Angus.
THE prize list of the Kcswick
Horse Show. TO be held August IL
has made it's appearance. There Will
he fifteen classes. including two races
The show ring classes include:
WcanMnE colts. ycarlinEs. pair mules.
PAIR draft horses, ponies under sad.
die. ponies in harness. road hack.
combination horse. open roadsters.
hunters a years old and undcr).
green hunters (over jumps not To cN
coed four feeD. and free for a II
hunters (horsos that have never won
@ blue ribhon)
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SPORTS

and it was not until the sixth In
ming that Gallagher. the Babe Ruth
on bases. walked to tho plate ana
drove tho pill over the left field
er's head for three Dagger. which
resulted In Il score of 5 to 3 in favor
of Goshen. This lead was held for
the remainder OF tho game. due to
the faultlcss pitching OF Roadcap,
twirler for the home team. who was
supported BY hearty bunch OF
fielders. who played like old veterans
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GOSHEN ATHLETIC CLUB
UNBEATER FOUR YEARS
Under management OF Harry GroEE,
TSam 1Ins Wonderful
RccOrd.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.I
GOSHEN. VA. August THE
Goshen Athletic Club. under the man
asement of Harry w. Grogg for the
past four years. played it's opening
baseball game of tho season Monday.
ihe Goshen club. made up OF To-
cal payers. has record OF which
lheS are Justly proud. not having lost
game in four years, and the game
win the Millboro team Monday wac
not an exception to their past record.
On August the Goshen Athletic
tIuD played another very interest
ing and exciting game of baseball
when they crossed bats with LchiCh
Cement Boys. of Fordwick, which
mas for the past several years been
locality.
The teams were equally matched.
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not regain his standing In tho world
of sport.
Those who have seen tho fighter
working out lately say tho Operation
mas changed him from decreplt
shell, with one foot In the grave and
the other headed toward tho insanJ
asylum, to an athlete.
His mind and body arc now
normal" his doctor says. ellis mus
cles are like steel. and his hands can
now nov withstand the hardest punch
Wolgast ever delivered"
He rises at z a. M each day, does
road work and skipB' the rope. Then
ne tackles the pulley and punching
bag. An open-air nmphitheatcr Is tSl
DC built for his come back. Hc will
do three four-round bouts In Cali
iornia and then go after his lost
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BOSTON TAKES THIRD GAME

BOSTON. August 7.-Bostor rnaic
It's hits count today in winning the
third gam. of the series with 81
LOUIS, 10 4. l.avan. the visiting
ShortStop, was put out OF tho Eani
IN the third inning for protesting q
decision at tho plate. The secon.,
game Of the doublc-hcadcr schc iu!cti
.or today was called on because Of
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CUBS DOWN GIANTS

NEW YORK. August 7.-Chicago
defeated New York today 3 to .. The
game Was stopped by heavy down
pour after the Cu5s had been retired
~ the ninth. The VISITORS go. to
Ncht IN the first inning and again
IN the third when the southpaw was
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SPLIT AT PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, August Gin
cinnati and Philadelphia broke even
on a double header today. the home
dropping the second 4 20 3. Mcusel's
hard hitting and Meadows fine pitch
ing won the first game. II looked as
IL the Phillies would take the second
game also. as for six innings ltiNey
pitched fine ball. but in the eighth
he weakened and was taken out Of
the box. Scores:
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AID. WOLGAST, EX-FIGHTER,
MAKING HIS COMEBACK
with the Aid OF Cont Gland
He Now Trains
DnIly.
Thy Universal Seryice.l

TFy UHlVcfsa1 StFVitt.T
los ANGELES. CAL, August e.
Ad. Wolgast is coming back by tho
goat-gland route
DIR. u. Livingstone Barnes. who per-
formed the operation on Juno 20. says
thcre iS no reason why til. former
champion lightweight boxer should
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PIRATES BEST LEADERS
SECOND STRAIGHT GAME
FOR PITTSBURGH IN 2 DAYS
Corcy's Triple Scored 10th Adam,
md Bigbcc In the


BROOKLYN. y. Y. August O.
niiitspurSh took = second straight from
Brooklyn today by "A TO o whites
wash when wild throws to second hy
Elliott allowed five runs. Mnmaux
replaced smith after three innings
EiiiottS bad toss scored Whitfield and
Cation in the sixth. and in tho next
Adams and Bigbce. after successful
~ Singing, rode home on Carcy's
triple.
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Totals .........3i s 81 10
zRat;ed for r. Miller in ninth.

I''sN t''TI IVT TIE taNVI III TINII.
Cincinnati .........o 900 0o2 o.
Philadelphia ........0l0l OIL O-3
summary: Two-hasc hits--Lchour-
veau kopf, Williams, Rardicn. Home
runS-Mcuscl Williams Hi;s-o,f
RiNcy. s in : %: Causey. o in Is
struck out-RiXcy, 8: Ellcr. .. Bases
on HiN.y, !: i.llcr. /. Hit Nv
pltchcr--by E!icr Or Millcr). I.cct
on bases-Cincinnati. :; Philadelphia
0 Losing pitcher-Rixcy. Time
1850.
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Philadelphia.

Philadelphia .......a q o O. ! 03 N-6
Summary; Two-basc hits-Meusel.
Home run--Mcusei. Stolen base
Paulette. Sacriiiccs-Daubert, Dun
can, Wheat. Williams, .; Rawlings.
Double plays-kopf to Groh 10 Rain:
Rawlings 10 Fletcher TO Paulettc ::
Fletcher 10 Rawlings to Paulette. Lert
on bascs-Cincinnati. s: Philadelphia.
1. Bases on halls-Rcuthcr. /: Nea-
dows, i Hit by pitcher--by Rcuther
Paulcttc). Struck out-by Reuter- / (;
Meadows. =. Balk--Eeuther. Passed
ball-Wheat. Empires Mccormick
and Hart. Timc---i:ii.
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tCailed on account of rain)
Summary: Threc-base hits-Frisch.
spencer Merklc. Slcriiices-T crry,
Flack. Dean Double playe--F'risci
TO boyle to Kelly; IIerzog to Terry 10
Merkle; Barnes TO Doyle to Kelly.
Left on baScs-Chicago. 6. New York.
J. Bases on balls--oT Hendrix. /.
Hits Oft Nchf. 5 in . is: of Harncs.
: in 2-3 Struck out-by Hendrix,
1. W lid pitch--Nehf. Losing pitcher
T!me-I.3O
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Score by INNINGS: +.
Boston ............ 0 1 0 Dol Ii
Chicago ........ l0lQuU0 e.
Summary: Two base hits-WeA ,cr,
Mclnnis. Hooper. Tir" base hit
Mclinnis. Home run-Schang. stolen
bascs-F'oster. Menosky Sacrifices
--Menosky L. Collins (2). Viii, dc
INNS. Schang. Left on bases--Bos-
on Harper, >. Struck out-by IIar-
per. ., by Faber. 5. Wild pitcaes-
Harper, Fa2cr I2l. Cmp!res--Evans
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Dodgers buy Lamar.

bIEOOkLEN, August THE Brook
Ign National CLUB today announced
purchase from Louisville OF Out
heldcr Bill Lamar. Lamar's record
Includes service with the New York
HankceS ana Boston Rel SGX
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CLEVELAND VICTOR, 9 TO |

CLEVELAND. OHIO. August t.
Cleveland won today's game from
Philadelphia easily. . to /. While
Baghy was Hit rather hard he was
effective WIKI men on bases. Cleve-
land made the most OF its fourteen
hits of Harris ana Moore count
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Totals 80 & 81 II
Rated for Smith in third.
tEattcd for Mamaux in ninth.

score by innings: III
Brooklyn .......0 0 o 0 o o o q 90
summary: Three base hits-Carcy.
stolen hases-Bisbec. Whitfield. Cut
shaw; Cation. .. Sacrifice-Cuts:law.
Double piays-Caton TO Cutshaw Il.
Grimm: Ktlduff TO Olson to Konn-
tchN: Cutshaw TO Grimm. Cation to
Grimm. Left on bascs-PittsburEh.
:. Erook!yn. J. Bases on balls
Smith, Z; MaNaUX, 4. IitS-off Smith,
! in 3; MamauN. in G. Struck out
Adams. >; MamauX, 3. Losing pitcher
Smith. umpires-Moran and RE
Ter. Time---1:3O
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RED sOx WIN

CHICAGO. August I.-Schang's
counted for three OF Boston's :our
runs today and Chicago lost, 1 - >.
Harper pitched well, being especially
effective when hits meant runs.
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ORANGE STARS LOSE

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.)
Orange All-Stars went down TO do
feat against fredericksburg today. 2
TO 4. Orange out-hit FredGricksburE
two TO one
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
YESTI:RnaY,S RESULTS

Richmond. 3: Ncwpori News. 1 tnrst
game, 10 innings).
game)
Petersburg. 3; suffolk. o tnrst Eame).
SuHolk. -; Petersburg. o (srcond Eumc).
>, rortsmouth. O; SUrfolis. ttrst game,
Portsmouth. 4: Norfolk. tsecond
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YANKEES BEAT TIGERS
BABE RUTH DOUBLED INTO
CROWD IN LAST INNING
wax Walked in First Inning md
Grounded Out Three

- DETROIT. August New York
punched its hits with bases on balls,
and won from Detroit TO 3 today.
'.Futh. the visitors hard-hitting right
delder. tailed to increase his string
of homo runs. He walked the first
time up. grounded the next three
times and doubled into the crowd in
.'thc last inning Sore:
.
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RAIN AT ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. August Rain TODAY
broke UP the Washington-S Louis
same. Two games Will he played
tomorrow
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Totals .........sS 40 "a Is
Totals ......... IS ) Z 81 il
TBattcd for North in eighth.

score BY innings: Il.
81 Louis ......... O0oaOooo1-,
boston ........... OF 3 DOL oX--J
SUMMARY: Three base hits-Horns-
eS, knodc, Chr!stenbury. Bocckcl.
stolen oasc-Ford Sacrifices-Fou--
nier onschEcr (2). Double plays
smith 10 D;lhoefcr; Lavcn 10 Hornshy
70 roGrn!cr. Left on bases-St. Louis.
Il: Boston, 4. Bases on balls-Hines.
- oeschhcr. {. iIts-off Haincs, 3
IN :; OF North. in (: off Goodwin, o
III J. struck out-iIaines, /: Oeschgcr.
w 10 p!tch--OcschGcr. Balk--
North. Losing p!tchcr-North. I'm
nI!cs-o Day and Quiglcy. Time,
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New YORK ......S o o1o 90 Ii
Detroit .........0 @ % O-3
Summary: two-hase hits-Lewis,,
P;pp,- Teiimann. ruth. Sacrifices
Lewis. .. Peckinpaush, Pratt. Double
play-ward. Pratt ana Pipp. Left on
bases-New York. I; Detroit. .. Bases
on balls-Aycrs. .: Oldham. 3; Mays,
9 Hits-off Ayers. in 3: Oldham.
g. Struck out-by Ayers. ! Mays,
3: Oldham. .. Losing pitcher Ayers.
/. Gmp!res-Dineen and owens. Time
Jas.
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iBatted for Harris IN seventh.
+BatIed for Moore in ninth.
(-IeNeIunN
Cleveland,

Philade!ph!a ........0 0 0 0 ! 00--l
Cleveland .........3 OF o. O'-g
summary Two base hi,s--Wolch.
Myatt. Speaker. Tarec-basc hits
Wambsganss. Home run-Smith.
Sacrince-Sm!th. Left on bases
philadelphia. III: Cleveland. Z. Bases
on hal!s-ilarr!s. !; Moore. .: Bagty.
3. Hlts--on Harris. o in c Moore.
I'm 2. STRUCK out-Moore. .: Eagpy.
2. WILD pitCh-Ha-ris. Losing
pitcher Harris. Unpircs--Trlcl Mo
riaIty and ChMl. TIme--l:tN.
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WHERE THEY PLAY MONDAY.
RichniOnil ut Rocky Mount.
NOrfollS at Petersburg.
Portsmouth ut Suffolk.
Newport News at Wilson
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relieved by Barnes. Tho Giants could
do nothing with hendrix except i'm
the fourth
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Lakewood and sc. g.
Totals ..,.....4oli2 "a p

East End ......OOo Onl0OO O. 4
Summary: Two-basc hits-puch
Gusts. Hegmyer 90. walker. stolen
haseS-i' ugh Gusts. L.gran Double
pitched hall--Wnshire Bases on
halls-off Walker 3: off GUSTS. .. on
Rarhomc. C, il!ts-on Walker. q In
: innings: off Ravhornc. , in . Inn
inEsi OF Gusts. ! In innings. Struck
Rnyhornc. .. Time Of game. go.
,'mpi-es Fnlkcs and Parsley. Scorer.
LEGan
Features OF the game were the
wonderful! fielding OF Hcgmycr OF
pakwooh. accepting several hard
chances and the ali-round batting Of
me team. Tucker featured for East
Ehd, catching a beautiful game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Now York. :: Detroit. 8.
Cleveland. .: Philadelphia. I.
Boston. =: Chicago. =.
Westinghouse. Louis frain).
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