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team. SO. you see ! was on a ball
team when l was I years old and
made my first home run at that age.
Since that day l have put over a
good many home-run wallops. but no
drive | have ever made meant half
AS much to me as my first home run
at st. Mary's. can remember that
drive as though it happened only
yesterday. There was tall. skinny
lad pitching-I've forgotten his name,
OF us playing ball on the school
team-and l hit a boys fast one"
and lined it out way over the center
helder's head. I didn't have any idea
how far the ball was going. but ali
tho kids looking on set up yell and
l dug my toes in and raced around
[ was SO afraid that Id be caught
out at the plate that began sliding
Cor it when I was about ten feet
away
But the ball never did get to the
plate until after had got up.
brushed myself off and LOOKED up to
find Brother Matthias patting me on
tho back.
Ready for n "knuckie" Party.
But. getting back to that first day.
/ was pretty homes sick kid along
about shutdown. 1 could see the fam
lily gathered about the table for sup
per and my chair empty. and I was
as much as l missed them. Nobody
was paying much attention TO me-
and wanted sympathy.
AS | have said. could have held
my own in knucklc party, but the
stubborn little imp within ME was
having his troubles with the good
little boy that lives in the character
OF every bad little boy. None of the
fellows seemed 10 know what time
| WAS having with myself to keen
back the tears, and went to bed
in the strange dormitory feeling as
Though / had been sold out by my
hes; friends.
What's the matter, Babe?"
looked up from my pillow in the
uaFkhcSs there 10 see q great six
foot-siX man standing over me. He
said II in whisper. because he knew
that one kid would be sensitive
about having thr others know him
to be home-sick.
Gets the Name OF "Babe.,
" mai the matter, Babc?" Brother
Matthias whispered.
My determination was hard as a
railroad doughnut. If he had cuffed
nc would not have whimpered
nut "hen he soaked that doughnut
IN the milk Of human Kindness Old
Obstinacy softcncd.
dont remember having been
called Babe before that. Perhap,
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w.th ;he Truckers leading The virginia
o1tS sh6a.a b. oT5 q h ;,s. e.sa,h ;S
a9s,a4> tIsAd.ps ne PROCESSION by lair
-o'u. iatse stra!sht
The; tsiuNen4ied. though cr!Dpled Colt,
20 ;aat hart-hliring bunch some SPARKS
VIII LEE stus..'z mighty WALTON added
sr ne sl:a:1.5 T.. sn Gea ia Sc.
i.h.t th-.- averages considerably. SOM
arei;y so5d 70 SCI Bats I aHn u ioG ,tsa
a "a. IN a sueh Slump Of ATE Knocs
she demon hil;e: Q: he Dfaaisy circuit cut
.nae&sy HOLMES. his been going So well
4 AZ. sins. he h-s been worked sieaqy.
be:0'y putting Ton.nlT A6uott ben.nd the
Ne; "s ..,i;-, !onsiny j. HANDY man 10
s. l:et.s h22.a th.s long :es: wi! gut Lee
.ha: wn-n H. boy. Tetarn T hufsasy "h ha
WI, W., Dc ao.t TO "oEK IN one o: the Week
MI sl@%S!s a.2 ana IarTIs ssa ae,es,
ta"e i :,s: Of another week ''' Ice ca
sy W@a'a &C. new ss r Si,s5.e -. ss,
t +" Ga IIs2s Es"ss GGoSh has been given
out for seasoning 'e
Tom Clarhe's Pe,erslurr Goob.., ar.
siin dancerous, aud viii stand a 10, Of
ish, al. The ;!ins ana i, thy lose i, WON'T tl;i
xaNs '" snaa:-. e iHs s gss . from
alders were IL. stl Ti@ eisiT, ,saY ,hc
n Mnng, CHANGED 'ganasets SO Often ;ney
dream on Il happiness MN
/, the white sox star, hulsI,, So.
nress box for the wor,h's ss!i.ss g.. ~
, CinGm ;heY VIII lie u!sved ., r,.e Po!a
p, mae iS,'Gy from wssis.n slrd who
t Grsn3 =. , y@9r g advance Wonder ~Mat
Bon Wilson should star, building ada
wban ,thl"nI. 10 eormoda,e The crowd
nm!oh here, next month. Those fsilow !
hhE a, a, f joa Gs,i game sae and they can sec
:, That h2td-hi,;lng bunch from wilson
way they haqaied tn" TrucKers' ias shn vt ne
M n@i,as to ,"af X. 'hS colts 81 IN and ,aks
before. hitting here ihey vii Wife BE- az ha Tdd
,Vn,h Portsmouth here September >. F,
an nss.ton WI, know ne Sans~er 70 the
10 shs i has as'fHs on xSon
,u1 The risa%sn, l;gsFuS s having lot. .,
game Tor "cussns" tn ~" u,nb Sqs OF RI r.
eheyFea neitoa he ' rr1@d 70 az moi i
~" ,aSts';fr There is some. talk Of .ms
Point team viii ~iIhtraw tom - 50 M M !dlGh
Pierre SAYS he called the police and did ali
iufth"r denies ehar ef amy h, , sTGwh The
eet'inE on the other team.
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jack Dempsey Starts Training.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BENTON HARBOR, MICH. August
o2.-Jack Dempsey. heavyweight
champion of the world. settled down
TO the tedious grind OF actual train
ing Saturday afternoon august 2D
for his impending titular struggle
with Billy Miske, OF st. Paul, in Floyd
Fltzsimmons' safety first" arena in
BENTON Iiarbor the afternoon of Labor
Day.
The champion has pitched his train
ing camp ut the very gate OF the
arena in which he Is to defend his
crown. He has taken over n COM
modious home directly adjacent to the
battle ground. Finishing touches 10
his training quarters, including Il
complete refurnishing Of the home.
were made yesterday afternoon and
tonight the titleholder's corps of spar
ring partners. trainers. chefs and
walters took possession after Demp-
scy and his pilot, Jack Kcarns, had
made n personal inspection and pro-
nOunprIl them O. X
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
TO START FOOTBALL MEN
Head Coach Warren VIII Innugur,tc
"riuiron Prncticc September
with Good Maternal

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
L, It ,Alti-oTTESNllLE. VA, August
preliminary practice in prcpara-
tion Tor rather strenuous schedule
VIII he started by the University OF
Hnifsinia f9otbail squad September &.
head i' ro,c, warren; who was elected
s!onal coaching system. has issued a
can CD ,i hGr me snnad 10 report for work
ON @i inns da;e. and II Is expected that
iuiIy thirty-nvc or forty men WILL he
on hand for the ten days OF preiimi-
nary workouts before the university
Head Coach Warren has bco-, !,
communication with a number Of for
mer Virginia stars who have annually
returned 10 aid In whipping the team
INTO INTO shape for the big games, and
season.
The material for the coming season
from the back field will return. This
includes among the lincmen Captain
MMewson Niche. end, innkins and
guard. The back field men include
Hollis Hinchart. Dunn. Craig. Russell
a a ID: kuky. Parrish. Churchman,
McEowan. j. ltnchar'. Burnctt. G..
kuyk and Captain Ray are the letter
men who will not be available for
next year. All except q. kuyk viii
four years OF college football.
Last years FIRST team viii turn
over bunch OF good material for tho
varsity. The Virginia youngsters
made an excellent showing against
the preparatory schools of the State.
winning five out OF six games on
the schedule and losing only to the
Pcnnsylvania freshmen The North
Carolina freshmen /wcrc defeated, 81
TO Z.
Practically this entire team will he
available for the varsity squad. The
iinemcn include Blaclford. Hall.
Ward. Stevenson. Harwood. Simms
Kay and Courtney and the backiield
Opplcman. X. Parrish. Zundel, car
rington. Bu-ge and Gibson
The bnckiicld material at present
seems plentiful and strong combi-
nation of ground gamers seems likely.
The line material is not so large in
numbers. but Coach Warren will have
a large number of last years sub
sti;utns to draw from. including
Shackleford, Koch, Fcnwick. Long
and others There are also II number
OF men who were ineligible for either
team last year who will be available
for the coming season
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Had letter from Il western hl-d y,bo
p'"ilcts the winner Of INC ,vnrid's' ch y ~, A.
t.oush!n year ~ advance. Wonder whs,
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AMERICANS WIN BOTH THE
100000 METER RELAY
Duke KahanamOlsu, Of United States
Swimming Team, Makes
New Record.
IBy Associated press.I

ANTWERP. August 22.-Thc Amer
lean relay team today won the final
In the 400 meters race and incidentally
set new worlds record OF 42l-5 sec
onds. France was second. Sweden
third, England fourth, Denmark NTH
and Luxembourg sixth.
If. Ii. Brown. Boston a. a., finished
frst for the American team in the
5000 meter team race today. He was
trailcd by Brakeman. OF Sweden. while
close hind the Swede for .hird place.
c. {: Dresser. New York A. G., finished
s r. IT,; being , beaten by Bg1,in. Of
Lawrence NJ. Shields. Meadow
brook Club. Philadelphia. who finished
eighth. and Michael Devanney. Mel
rose ~. G.. New York City. who came
in twelfth. were the other American
starters. Dcvanncy set the pace for
the closely punched for two laps. when
man then sprintcd in II 20-yard. which
he maintained until the final lap.
where brown overhauied him near the
tape ana won tho event for the United
States: The time was s minutes 81 10
seconds.
CHARLES les w w Pa PADDOCK doc Los ANGIE;
quickly gained lead which the team
never relinluished. J. V. Schols. Uni
versity Of Missouri. took the baton
passed 1t to NJ NJ. Kirkscy, Olympic
club. San Francisco. who won ,hr
event by eight yards.
The time of tho Americans was two
hfths OF a second faster than tina,
made By the German team in Stock
holm in 1912.
Duke kahanamoku. of tho American
swimming team. today broke his o,yn
Olympic record OF minute o-5 see
onds by two -Nfthe OF n second In the
qualifying heat of the lQ0-metcr free
sstyie so SWIM; His time was minute
Until 1--WE miles from the finish the
Marathon was n two-man race by
kolchmainen ard Gitsham. the South
African star. who alternatcd with the
winner In setting the pace. Gitsham.
veteran at the event. and who ran
second at Stockholm in 1912 looked
good until he weakened after run.
ming shoulder TO shoulder with
Hannes for twenty miles. Then he
fell back slowly and before long was
outdistanced by several runners he
had left far behind at tho start.
The American team did exception
ally well TO have three men in the
hrst twelve. All ran well and should
be satisfied with their showing. Thus
far none has showed any bad effects
In the $500 meters free style swim.
Lady LANCER. Honolulu. and r. r.
winning his heat in 81 minutes Is a.
seconds
In the same event p. Kealetha. of
Honolulu. won his heat in minute
2 seconds. Norman Ross and w. w.
Harris. Jr.. also were victorious In
their heats and qualified.
The record broken by Kahanamokn
games in 1912.
Extremely cold rainy weather
greeted the commencement OF the
swimming Olympiad.
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ture Syndicatc)
CHAPTER l.
There's no use of my beating about
the bush.
| spent twelve years in a reform
school. y friend of mine came TO me
the other day out in Chicago and
said. Babe. lot OF people seem 10
have an idea that st. Mary's Indus
trial School in Baltimore is a reform
school; don't you think 1t would be n
good idea for you TO clear UP tina,
point?"
There was only one answer that I
could make him: 1t is n reform
school. st. Mary's Industrial School
Tor Boys is the sort of institution
where unruly young radicals are
taken in hand by men OF big character
ana taught to be men. 1t is run by
an order of brothers who can find
and develop the good in disobedlent
youngster. When l was first sent to
ST. Mary's l did not give the idea
many votes; but as l look back upon
the years l spent there l realize now
that the best thing my parents ever
did for me was 10 put me in the way
Va tHc Soou training 1 got there.
lie Played "Iiookey."
AT the age of seven L must have
seemed pretty hard case. For
year | had been enrolled schoo,
boy and most of that year had de-
voted TO an independent study of ap-
piled baseball. The ordinary punish
ment for playing hockey, applied 20
the customary zone. had no effect on
me.
My father was stern man. He
loved his family SO well that II UNI
doubtedly cost him many a sleepiess
night to decide on sending me away.
young AS | was to st. Mary's
In thinking of St. Mary's. people
unjus,ly lose sight or the fact that
the boys were there 10 be trained,
not TO be punished They forgot that
many OF the boys were homeless.
friendlcss little orphans being be-
friended. taught trades and KEEP, out
OF mischief. Many OF the lads had
never done n wrong thing. others
had played hockey.
My father knew that l needed the
constant good example of the
brothers. some discipline and close
supervision. He would not finch.
- aver uNucr
the reading lamp, after supper. my
mother consented for my own sake.
although her heart was aching
Mother did no; live TO see me
break the worlds home-run record
in 1919. l only wish that she might
have been spared 10 see that her
decision was the right one. If only
she were here now so tina, / might
repay her in happiness. She died in
1919. while / had st!ll a year ahead
OF me in school II was the hrst
great sadness l had experienced as
young man / was summoned home
from schoU! TOO late 20 be with her.
His First Home Run.
Ny first day in school was the
hardest. Physically. l was so big for
that might have held my own
with some of the lads older than my
self. However. had a knack for get
ting along with my fellow"men" and
seldom met trouble more than half
way. On the second day In school
made the Colts. the smallest ball
team in the institution, as catcher.
and i; was only a couple days later
that stepped up TO the plate with
the bases fun, measured nice groove
bail and socked IL over the center
helder's head for the first home run
of my career. My smack won the
Dali game. and stood high with the
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Pays Heartfelt Tribute to
Brother Matthias, Guide
Philosopher, Friend.
FRANKLY ADMITS HE EARNED
ALL HIS LICKINGS, AND MORE
Hard as Railroad Doughnut
He Was Softened by Milk
OF Human Kindness.
ny BABE RUTH.

Copyright. 1920. by United News).
tAll Rights Reserved by United Fea-
ture Syndicatc)
CHAPTER
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Bon Wilson should start building addt-
l.ehh' tt"n!S To accommodate. Tn. c,o.t
"ncn tho American Legion Mold, o.,
nm.oh herc, next month. Those fellows
- Enpd ban game. and they can a.
mat AZ boulevard MON - o,
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M. inemot: o, ,hs press from Nswuor,
.Nt|s wandered !nio our Office las, riph;
I'm I'M 700 US what u wonderful team The
hH.ltFs were IL" Sill claims that IL ,hsy
nam changed managers so often Ia. =
%uu'I no" be l.adiI. the race Let him
cream on u happiness ''
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VI 'INHUAT HUDSON,
Chtfer@nl Service StuR Correspondent
NEW YORK. August 2l-Ted (Kl,D
Lewis back. Jack Britain ought to well
come him with open arins.
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P0UGHKEEPSIE CIRCUIT
RACES START TODAY
@- ..U, In rurScs in We-k's Program.
ihc nutchrhS" and '"rhe Union,
Fcnture TOGay's Events.
I3'y .NsSOclatcG Press.

FoCGHkEErSIE. August 22-
win the arrival here today of the
last OF the horses from PHILADELPHIA
everything is in readiness for the
pIapSehnins tomorrow of PoughkecDs;e's
80 grand circuit meeting. Nineteen
ihees, carrying approximately s25 00o
III purses are on the weeks program
am, ne hudson Valley" 2:OS pace and
a rhe h .I rbockcr." EOS trot, are
az asS c ar All four are for purses
OF Ss'Ogo. Ine free -for-all which IN
TO be contested on Thursday and two
special breeders club features on tho
same AFTERNOON are the outstanding
meeting. Va ''e
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NEW YORK GIANTS WHIP
CHICAGO CUBS, q TO ]
Battle Went Eleven InntnES-Toncy
Allowed Only Four Scattered
Hits.
tBy Associated Press.l

CHICAGO, August --t-JIm NHuEHH
weakened in the eleventh inning to.
day in pitching duel with Fred
Toncy, and New York batted out Il
3-to-l victory over Chicago il the
final game OF the series. Each club
had scored 4 run earlier in the game
due TO erratic fielding and daring
base running. Toncy allowed only
Tour scattered hits, while Vaughn
was touched for six. Score;
New York. Chicago.
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CLEVELAND SHOOT
tKv AssnclA,.d pres.1

CLEVELAND, uEue, .2-The
:"enty-frst grand American handicap
trap shooting tournament opens here
tomorrow morning. and viii continue
through next Saturday. u Will he tho
biggest tournament OF its Kind ever
staged.
all parts OF the country and Canada
are among the entrants The grand
american handicap. the feature OF tho
tournament, is set for Friday morn
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

Atlas 5-t,ton truck: ,oycrhaulcd: newly
Sons Co. s-ii South Eighth Street
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DETROIT TIGERS WALLOP
THE new YORK YANKEES
Ayers Relieved Oldham in the Box
and Checked Rnlly-Also Banged
Out Double.
tBy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK August 22.-Det-oit
made it two s;raights from New York
winning today, IL To 3.
The Tigers took Il commanding lead
in the early innings, but a rail: br
the Yankees in the eighth coupled
with ineffective pitching by Ehmkc
the visitors lead and Old
ham went into the box. lie showed
poor form and was succeeded by
Ayers, who checked New YORK ard
helped his team with ii two-bagSe-.
Score.
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AMERICA WINS SMALL BORE
MATCH FROM THE BRITISH
United States Has Held Dc,ynr Tro,hx
since loi3-Resuits Sent by
Gable.
by Associated Press

lBy Associated Prcssl
CAMP PERRY. OHIO, August eo.-
The United States team won from the
British today in the international
small bore rifle match finished here
TO-DAY The Americans had total
score of 7G49. defeating the British
team by 81 points.
The match. for the Dewar trophy.
was shot on home ranges OF each
cable. The English team had shot in
England. July 81. and scores were
held here secretly until the America
team finished today. The trophy has
,e held by the United States since
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No. ~, - ihHInSs: r.
New York , , n "a
NeaSh. ,Hciiman. Shorten. PInelli Peek.
inpauEh !: Pipp., .; Bodie. Ward. Ruei.
Iwo-base hi,s-Shortcn. Jones. PeckIn.
paurh. Cobb. iieilman. Ayers. Three base
Hit-Bodie; Sacrifice hi,s-Bush .: Pratt
StanaEe. NeaSh Lief, on bases--DctroI;. 10:
Tsw YORK. 3. Bases on ba!ls-Cuinn ! .
Ehmkc: G.: Oldham. /. Hits--on Quinn. >
IN ai.S: Thornah!cn :. in Id: Shore. 5
IN tl-S: Shawkcy. l in /: Ehnkc 10 in :
!none out in eighth: Oldham. none In
!: Shore. |: Shawkcy. !: Ehmk.. 6; Aver
/. Winning p!tcher--Ehmke. Losing pitcher
TTShoFe: Ump!reS-Conno!iy and Na!lin.
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SPEAKER JOINS TEAM AGAIN
IHy AssncIa,th -

~ sNSa"NldE't i'T'SS
CLEVELAND, OHIO. August %
iris Speaker, manager o: the Cleve-
land American League baseball team.
lett here tonight for Boston TO rejo!n
the club.
Speaker. who came here with the
body of Ray Chapman. Cleveland
-shortstop VINO died IN New YorI: laxt
week, became Ill on Friday ana could
not attend Tho funeral
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ST. LOUIS WHIPS SWEDEN
-lEy Assoc!ated pr.as-

GEFLE, SWEDEN, August ...-
The ali-St. Louis Football team To-
day easily defeated the Gcstrik!ana
team by TO in "a pouring rain, but
before record crowd.
y The goals for the Americans were
made by Brown. Marie. Ellis and Nc
Hurry while that for Sweden was
made by Nordstrom.
When half time was called the
score was TO ].
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-23

ne White Sox STAFF building q big
lf'HS box Tor the worlds sa-i.s 81.
C G'iIn 'hei VIII lie PLAYED 81 rt.e POLO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-23

schulz and Harris can come across
..Hr McN HoFie. G.G Saturday ana win
."p games - one afternoon Lee can
iaHs :ts: o: another week
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Cincinnati.
Totals al s2TIS Totals 30 S27 II
,Bat;ed for Fisher IN seventh.

brooklyn ........... ",
Cincinnati ......... u " : ""
Summary: ltunS-O!son. JonnSlpn'
Sticking. See Error-Sicking. Two: base
hi,--Roush Stolen base-Mycrs. SaGti.
plays Sickinc to. naubcc;: Wheat to MI
inr TO kiidur. Left on bascs-lSrook!Nn.
T. Cincinnati : Bnscs on halls--oG Ring:
.; or Fisher. i On GadorS,i l. l., mitsIIii IN
ga innings: OF Napicr. In : innings:
of Cadorc. in Is innings. of MamanN
In "a innings. Winning pitchcr--ca-
dore. Losing p!tcher--Rinr Umpircs-
~ Day and OuIclcv. Time. l;il.
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Te,a!s AS IS:5li

Bostcn ... - o q o f. . -
81 Louis .-... y . q q -
. summary Runs-Sul,.yam. McGu!li.n.
Smith 10. Fourrier I2l Stock UIrrsf,,
ll,,eathggote Cl!emons sshuop tai Erro--E
Guillan; smith Gl. Hesthco'e. F6u-nl.r.
Stoch. Schup3 Three-oase hit-Nclfcn-v
Double p!ay-lIorEsbv tunass.stcdl ~,
on bails-on Mccuiiinn > Oh IN scSu,,i!,'- s q
Struck cut.-by Nc" u!llau. bv Schunti Z
,hitnp'Fes HaTTis and Mccormick. Time
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tells OF this first four-base hit,
and of his first impressions of ST.
Mnry's Industrial School, where he
was sent by his parents when u
boy.
Ruth's story is that of the rise
OF n reform SCHOOL, boy under
tho enrly tutclagc Of sympathetic
Father Matthias, ono of the broth
crs at st. Mary's, to tho position
OF the worlds greatest ball player,
admired and loved by baseball en-
thusiasts and fellow-playcrs alike.
Ruth played "hookcy" when a
boy In order to play baseball.
After long family conferences,
Babe was sent to st. Mary's.
There it wns that his career really
started.
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CARDINALS WIN TWO
First Game Lost by Brnve. in Tenth
InninE-Four Straight for
st. Louis.
Il BY AsSuC!ated Press.
1nI-IS Ane,rct % *,

ST. LOUIS. August 22.-St. Louis
made q clean sweep OF a four-Same
series with Boston. b. taking a
double header today. 3 10 .. and II
10 .
The first game, which went ten inn
ings. was won on singles by McHenry
and Lavaa and a double by Heath
cote
In The second game McQuillan
weakened after the third and the To-
Gals won easily Score.
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BROOKLYN DODGERS LICK
CINCINNATI CHAMPIONS
Ring Was Hit Hard in Fifth
When All Runs We're
Scored.
tBy Associated Press.l

CINCINNATI. OHIO, Angus: s2.--
Brooklyn evened up the four-Eamc
series with the champions by win
ming today. to g.
The visitors pounded Ring hard IN
the hf;h inning. when they scored
Iaii OF their runs on six hits ami !.
base or balls.
Cadore was good until the sixth.
when he weakened and was relieved
by MamauN after the Reds had scored
one in the sixth and two runs in the
seventh Score:
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havo no, authorized any ono to sell q,
oHer Tor sale any property recorded An
ny name II. c. Dcane. Il. +. ID. i, Glen
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win Portsmouth here Sep,emLor =
ana we MI know m. answer 10 The
Iusnon; Who wins" Tho Amcric.r
i.""tue mas nothing on us when i; cn,oas
10 lhe leaders being punched
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Scott. the new pitchr- sen, down frorn
ne . ;nGis Cardinals. WORK IN me OF
!he .HyTipiH games, GOuCh has been given
- Understand that George - ,hs re,i
stuh and not yOunEsi,r being !aruei
OUT Tor seasoning.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths
Funeral Directors

PHAUP,m,Edwin rhaup. FuneraI Director
=, anu Embaimtr. sos Fast MUM Strest
Madison 1871. Randolph 5663.
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=. mat hard hitting bunch from yvu.o,
-. g VIII De with us Thursday and ~.
va va !h.y ha aided tn: TRUCKERS last week
a nu,,lI 10 max. the colts SIT an and take
nn,lte ~ ih"v land a nltchcr or ,t.c
nstore hiti,n.: here They Will be !. hard