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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-10-08

wanted to be rid of any one who
seeks to better the condition of men
who work for them ?"
Governor Russell denounced the
mobbing as "a piece of gansterism,
thuggery and outlawry."
Things have come to a pretty pass
IN this grand old state" the governor
declared, when citizens upon per-
fectly lawful mission must be insult
ed, assaulted and maltreated as these
gentlemen were"
Franck is a citizen of this state and
is first vice-president of the Missis-
sippi State Federation of Labor.
Despite their claims, the mobbers
are alarmed over the attitude of Gov
clnor Russell, who insists that these
law yolators be punished
- "a -
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-10-08

law-abiding and patriotic" and that
Franck and his associate threatene
to endanger 1.-The peace of the com
munity"
The Southern Unionist, published in
Jackson, this state, submits this ques-
ton to Sumrall citizens:
rs it a great and worthy deed to
run out of your town man about
whom you know nothing, simply be-
cause some big employers of labor
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-10-08
DEFEND MOB RULE
Southern Governors Pro
test Not Pleasing

Sumrall, Miss.-Governor Russell
protest against the mobbing at this
llace of G. H. Franck, trade unionist,
is resented by the mobbers, who de-
clare that ''the people Of Sumrall are
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-10-08

To Increase the financial strength of
my country and myself, l will buy gov
ernment securities.
will hold above barter the obliga-
tions my country thus incurs.
l will do these things to insure the
greatness of Americas future.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-10-08
Appeal to snobblshness.

'That umbrella repairer has a fat
tering approach"
"What is it?'
First asks the lady of the house if
she has any golf clubs to mend."--
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-10-08
The Answer.

'Why do they try so much hot air
pressure on witnessesp
Il suppose 1t is because they want
20 pump them"
BUY A BUILDING BOND
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
BELMONT RESULTS

10, F 5sa,, 5Pessix 6nslOnEs The Nephew,
Abia2e. 100 lStacl). ! to !. { los In w.
second TURF. ~ (McA,eey. 10 i. S TO 5,
Time. / 20 10. Lola Sammy Kelly
:ntndndoah. american BOY. Round Robin
Arin!s'ice and our Nephew also ran
second receive and hal; !urlones-
i.lbhi Fantastic, III tEnsorl. to J. 10 /
!" ., won, Dewey Eve. IL &c Roblnson)
!" - To .. out, second. GILT Fringe H.
iMp"ney ,, 10 = TO !. ! to TO- ,hl-d
I!me. 1901; Trout or. Br!ganna. Johnny
cI"nucll also ran.
,, third race seventh eighths Of n mile
Faunnus III rcnceI, . TO 5, to :. ON,
Won. cInsy Lad. " f;nsor), ! 10 5. TO
:" OUT, second; silence. 10 lkummcr). )
TO J. 70 2, out third -
ltuHiih iacc--"Ec Mie-DcDadou. ll0
itatrbrothcrg: to /. 5 to >. 10 ), won
falr Gain 10 tkummcr). Z 10 :. i 70 q
"ut. second; Star Master. l27 I.odcrIr,uczS'
eych, 70 :, out. third "''
Tine l:S' 20. Bel! Solar. Carpet Sweep
FIFTH race-one mile and a siy,cc,,,.
ran II, l"S Uroncc). even 10 ? o.,
Won iterre-a-i'eu. ll3 ,McTargartS, > a.
!, 10 .. out second; LOTTERY. To-, (Knl
So, I" /, TO !, TO 10. third.
mr. lio chimcra. Doubling Thonas
ana sea Queen also ran.
niN,h rhGc-nyc ana half furloncs-
JI,e pgM. lg' ,Ensorl. is to b. to j. to 2
! 10, g. second; Stcplightiy, lis fHaiISS'
10 i. 70 5. ] - 4. Third.
lldlnEs also ran "''' anu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
tennis CHAMPION T|LDEN
TO PLAY JOHNSTON AGAIN
Will Oppose Each Other Saturday
in East and West Team Match
ut Philudclphia.
IBy Univcrsal servicc.l

NEW YORK. Sept. 7.-william r.
Tiidcn H.. who won the national ten
mis- championship yesterday. and Will
liam NJ. Johnston. the loser. will op-
pose each other again next Saturday
in tAe East VS.. West team match at
the Germantown Cricket Club. Phila-
delphia. The six players represent
ing the East and an equal number
from the West Will meet AZ follows:
Friday. singles: @. y. Gamer, BoS-
ton. VS.: Walter Il. Hayes. Chicago; II.
y. Williams. H., Boston. vs.. Clarence
J. Griffin. San Francisco.
Doubles: w. NJ. Washburn. New
York. and Wallace T.. Johnson. Phiia-
de!phia, VS.. w Il. Davis. and Roland
Roberts. both of san Francisco.
saturday, singles: w. NJ. Tlldcn. H.,
philadelphia, vs.. William NJ. John
Ston. San Francisco: Washburn vs..
Roberts.
Doubles: Gamer and c. s. Garland,
pittsburgh. VS.. Hayes and Ralph Bur-
dick, Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

Zig wrestling match tomorrow n,rh,
Pinky Gardner and Joe Turner Rcai
money has already been pu, and every
thing. Bis crowd VIII be there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
THREE FAVOR|TES LOSE
At CHARTER OAK MEET
Undcfcatcd PAGER of Season,
Margaret Dillon, Won After
Thrcc-Iicat Battle.
tBy Associated Prcss.l

HARTFORD. CONN. Sept. T.
Three of the four favoritcs on to-
days Grand Circuit card at Charter
Oak were defeated. one of them for
the first time this season. and Tommy
Murphy furnished two OF the upscts.
In the 200 trot Tootsle Toise, un-
beaten on big-linc tracks. was forced
to accept third money, being topped
in the summary by DIR. Nick. tho
winner, and -Sclka. DR.. Nick's great
speed on the way home brought him
from the rear AS the half-mile post
was passed to the front at the wire
in each heat
Red Russell took his second race
OF the season In tho 2:lO trot, de-
feating the favoritc, Lady WilEo
twice In the stretch.
Favpnnn and Bogalusa hltchcd up
In three thrilling heats. the latter
taking the first. but losing the next
two to Edman's mount.
The only favoritc to como through
was Margaret Dillon. undcr.ated
PAGER Of the season. and she won only
after Il three heat battle with Esther
u. and Peter Elliott Aiunroe's
mount took the first heat by a head
from Esther II. and broke In tho
stretch in the second. Peter Elliott
winning n close finish from MUIR
phys PAGER. In the third heat Mum
roe took Margaret Dillon 10 tina
front. and held Il comfortable lead
all the way round
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
Carl Mays Not Taken to
Cleveland With Yankees
ny Associated rrcxs.I

NEW York, Sept. Carl Mays,
New York American League
pitcher, who threw the ball which
resulted in the death of shortstop
Hay Chapman, OF the Cleveland
team, did not accompany the
Yankees when they left here to-
night on their Western trip. Col
oncl II. l.. Huston, ono OF the club
owners, announced Mays would
not be with the team during the
series which opens Ira Cleveland
Thursday, but he would rcJoin the
club in Detroit.
I'VE prc not taking Mays to
CIcrcInnd,'' said Colonel Huston,
mot because VIC think there In
danger or amy trouble, hut out OF
respect To the feelings of the poo
pie there. We don't want TO Of
fcnd them. II Is largely matter
OF sentiment"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
DEMPSEY GOT $4,000
FOR WHIPPING MlSKE
Loser Left Ring In Tears and StIIl
Shows signs OF
Hattie.

BOSTON HARBOR, MICH. Sept. Z.
Jack Dempsey, worlds heavyweight
champion. received $4,000 for batter
ing Billy Miskc. the ST. Paul chal-
lcnger to defeat in the third round
OF their scheduled tcn-round bout
here yesterday. according to n state
ment OF the receipts given out today
by Floyd FitzSimmons, promoter Of
the contest
The total attendance OF the Labor
Day battle was 1l.34S. and the total
receipts were sl34.9o4. including State
and war tax. According TO the arti-
cles OF the agreement Dempsey was
guaranteed $4,000 with privilege of
accepting so per cent of the receipts.
Miske fought on 4 straight guaran-
tee OF $4,000.
The spot under Miske's heart was
still red and sore today from the
effects OF tho punch. which Miske
admitted, was the blow that really
started him toward defeat. His ribs
are bruised and his jaw is sore. but
otherwise he is non the worse from
his experience.
Dempsey did not bear a mark OF
the battle. After he had dinner with
Promoter FitzSimmons and n party
VI iTicIiuS last nlSnl, ne spent the
rest OF the evening dancing at n
summer pavilion in St Joseph. He
planned TO leave for Chicago late
this afternoon. and will immediately
go cast in search OF new opponents
to conquer. Promoter FYtzSimmons
declared the contest was a success
in every way.
The house was virtually sold ont"
he said. ~ believe that the few va
can't seats that were in the one sec
ton were sold in Chicago. and that
the tickets were held by some of
those who were unable to arrive on
time due to an accident on the rail
road"
DESPITE the police protection scores
OF visitors were victims of pick
pockets. Secretary McCaulcy, OF the
State boxing commission. lost $3.50
at the ringsiac as the result OF pick
pockets. Others reported they had
lost sums ranging from s25 to $3.50.
Miskc was heart broken over his
defeat. He left the ring in tears as
he had hoped to stay the limit with
Dempsey. as he had done in their two
previous engagements. His father
and wife were ringsidc spectators.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
CANADIAN GOLF CHAMPION
. ELIMINATED BY GARDNER
-Four Former Winners and Present
Title Holder Won Their Matches
on First Round.
tDy Universal Service. /

ltOSLGN, n. Y, Sept. T.--Four
former and the present amateur golf
champions of the United States and
France won their matches today in
the first round of the national tourna-
mcnt, but the canadian champion WAS
eliminated. S. Davidson Heron. OF
Pittsburgh, was enabled to continue
his efforts to retain his title by de-
Ieating Peter Harmon. Of New York.
after an uphill battle which went TO
the thirty-ninth hole.
Z. L; Gricr, of Montreal. Canadian
champion, was an easy victim Tor
robert y. Gardner. of Chicago.
Thomas ID. Armour, Il Scotchman.
VINO holds the amateur championship
OF France, won on the home green
from George lioffner, of Philadelphia.
mransis one; I9 anny Gnen aha
youthful wonder from Atlanta; j. ".
Swcetser, OF Yale. Intercollegiate
champion. and II. J. Wright, Jr.. the
young Massachusetts champion also
won their matches.
1t was stcadiness which enabled
Darey Heron. steel worker, to con-
tinue i'll the tournament. lie entered
IN the afternoon round one down to
his young opponent from the Scot
fish American Club. New York. and
probably would have won at the home
green had not he hooked his second
shot into clump of trees on hill
side overlooking the green. y niblIcii
shot which failed to hold the ball on
the green, then made II necessary for
the match TO go to extra holes.
Each took the first two extra holes
in par tours. Harmon had the honor
at the third hole and drove out of
boy.ds twice from the tee. each dri,c
costing him two strokes. Recognize
ing the inevitable, he shook DaNcy's
hand and said that's enough" Their
cnrds:
Heron. out 444. 443. $3.50.
Heron, In 4ii, 535. 456-35--T6.
Harmon, in 3ii. 43i, 54i-35--7G.
ionncr, starting his second round
three down to Armour. made a scnsa-
tional fight with four brides in 1--WE
straight holes. but failed to square
the match on the home green through
hoodoo which he says as followed
him throughout tho tournament lie
needed 4 par four 10 tie the match.
but took his usual five. Their cards:
Armour, out i5I. 454, 536--4O.
lionner out 5i4. 543. 526-3S.
Armour, in 3i4. 53i, 54i-3G--7G
liouncr, In 233, 5i5, 355-3G-1i
Bobby Jones had an easy time with
his follow citizen of Atlanta, J. S!mp-
son Dean. who plays also for Prince
first round. and at ,he start OF the
second IS holes seemed likely TO give
Dean chance because OF his care
less putting. but he won and 4
Chick Evans and Fred Wright
raised the hopes OF their many fol-
lowers by excellent cards which broke
records. Evans card of az was the
best that has ever been turned in by
an amateur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
BUGS WHIP TARHEELS
Lnv Assoclnicd prcss1

WILSON, y. c.. Sept. Wilson
defeated Rocky Mount IN one OF the
closest games played on the local lot
ms year, by the score of = to !.
Me"han and Yarrison were the on
pitched Il most crcditablc game i,
was clear that Mcchan had tho cdrc
IN every inning OF the fray. rho
Htt!c fellow had &c Tarhcels co,in,,
eut OF his hand and chalkod up his
heels, never having lost a ro,na .
that club ''''' 90
Tho feature of the game was tho
pitching OF Mechan and he rc,ir"J
eiEht OF his opponents by the strike
OUt route.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
SPORTS
Half a Game Lead
IIIS Associated Press.1

NEW YORK. Sept. The major
league pcnnant races became
closer today when the lead OF
both the Cincinnati Nationals and
tho Cleveland Americans was cut
to the hntrbrcadth margin of n
half game.
ing. the brooklyn Nationals won
twice from Philadelphia and the
New York Americans victory over
the Athletics Put them In second
place, full game ahead of Chi
cnEo. which lost to Detroit.
The New York Nationals also
Ind day of rest when rain pre-
vented tho playing of n double
header with boston. The Ginnts
are two md Il half games behind
Cincinnati.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
GARDNER AND TURNER TO
WRESTLE TOMORROW MIGHT
Winner Will Meet I<ctoncn for
Championship Next Wccis--For-
fcits Already Posted.

Pinky Gardner. runner-up for the
middleweiEht wrestling crown. has
deposited with Zeke Smith, promoter
and manager of the broadway Ath-
lctic Arena, $3.50 TO be stakcd
against Joe Turner's belt, which has
already been posted
The two Will meet tomorrow nigh.
III the local arena, not only for tn.
present posted stake, but 10 decide
VINO snail meet ketoncn the follow
Indications point TO Il record Grove,
at ttii4 match. as the house has al
ready been nearly sold out Ladies.
Woodall will referee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

Ihe second division In tho Virgins,
League arc jumpiay ground from ,,las. "a
place daily. IL don't do them much good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
COLTS AND NUTS DIVIDE
LAST DOUBLE HEADER
Iron Man McWhortcr Had Things
All His Own Way in First
Game.
SCHULZ ALLOWS THREE HITS
Lee Gooch and Ty Smith Featured
Second Game With Three Hits
Each = Arragon, Stuart and
Daugliton Made Two in First.
tsnecinl 10 The Times- Dlspatch.)

Especial TO The Times Dlspatch)
PETERSBURG, VA. Sept. =
After winning the opening game
over the Coolers today. TO l,
Schulz baked in the tenth inning
OF the sunset tilt and allowed Peters
burg 10 win out by 2-to-l score
In the opening battle McWhorier
had things pretty much his own way.
and in the last game Schulz pitched
good ball save in two innings. and
gave uo but three safeties in the
ten frames. two OF these We're gar
nered by Klein.
Byrd, VINO easily defeated Rich
mond yesterday. went back 10 the
mound for the Coolers. but the Colts
got TO him in II couple OF frames
for four hits. and in the seventh he
was relieved by Winchell.
With three hits each, Smith and
Gooch featured the hitting as far
Us Richmond was concerned. and
hlein's work was the outstanding
feature 70. Petersburg.
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after allowing only three hits. to hny.
time. 'uH" next
Guy McWhorter had things all his own
BOY Is 6oihg strcns
,h And b IGs Gooeh AID Ty Smith ta,.enea
HIS apiece in yesterdays second game.
rS one more same and then through with
VII! be pleased. ""'
r ghf pr h isaf ies,c. are sh'
,oally tell who Is ahead ,h"se 49,
ha!f game isn't r'uch difference.
Tho second division In the y,rr,p,,
'houEh '' u0H DO them much good
licking ihem twice on Labor Day ''' 6s r rSr
ao 'p put tn, them eGl In yely yss,s5aay
all The time. Ito certainly hits the bs Il Il
wnSn away from home. Two again yes.
sni win yesterday again. Cess ;Seg ;" ea Grt
bn stopped now.
y looks like Scott for today and n,
VII probably, pitch another twoShit game.
when hes eight there Is none better.
We vii: have the SUFFOLK Cats with NJ,
tomorrow. They have won their las,
three games 80 look out Getting TO DO
DAD actors too late In the season.
BIG wrestling match tomorrow n,rht.
Iinhy Gardner and Joe Turner Real
money has already been pu, ana every
thing. Bis crowd VIII be there
Zcke Smith and Toe Turner en,.r,,,,o,
the Rotary Club yesterday AZ their pIcn,c
10 th!riy minutes OF good fast wEcstl!nS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

Hcke Smith and Toe Turner entertained
the Rotary Club yesterday a, their plcn,c
10 thirty minutes OF good fast wrestllnS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
CHALLENGES ZEKE SMITH
The following challenge has been

The following challenge has been
rcceivcd:
Sporting Editor. Times Dispatch:
Dear slr,--I challenge Zckc Smith
to wrcS:lc me. 1 am in the best
OF shape. The last time i met him
was not in good condition having
just gotten out OF the hospital after
q two months illness. l think l can
beat him in no time II he gives me
another chance. VIII be in town
for two weeks.
Yours in sports.
(SiGned) JIM PAPPAS
OF Chicago. Ill,
Last time they met Zeke was re-
turned the winner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
DODGERS GET HUNK" ON
PH|LLY AND WIN DOUBLE
MamauN Injured His leg i'm Fifth
Inning of Second Game in
Collision With RiNcy.
ICY Associated Press.]

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 7.-Brook-
lyn erencd the series with Phil
ad"lph;a by' winning both games of a
double header today. TO Q. and .
10 5
Cadore held the locals to five scat
tered singles in the first.
After ManauN injured his leg in Il
collision with EiNey a; first base in
the fifth inning of the second contest.
pau!ettc's single and Williams triple
drove home three runs, tying the
score.
StengeiS misludGmcnt OF NefS'
liner stariee. the winning rally in the
eighth.
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
TIGERS WIN THIRD GAME
FROM CHICAGO WHITE SOX
Detroit Hit Kerr Opportuncly and
Held Losers to Five
Hits.
[By Associated Press. i

CHICAGO. Sept. 7.-DetrUlt Won IT'S
third victory of the season over Chi
caGo today by shutting DAT the locals.
The visitors won By hitting Kerr
oppurtune!y.
Chicago was unable to do anything
TO Leonard. who let them down with
five hits.
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Detroit
Totals 81 1927 10 Totals 81 5a7l5
,Sated for Kerr in seventh

Chicago .o q q q q a u n n
summary: Runs-TounE, Cobb C2). Vcach.
ilne!!i. Errors.J. Collins. Risbcrg. Two
pase hitS-ilne!lI, Strange. Ncach. Three
base hit-Cpbb, Sacrifices cinanr
htSh' Lett on bascs-ChicaEo. Z; De-
'roii. =. Bases on balls--L.onard, g. Hits
on Kerr. in innings: Wilkinson. /
IN innings. Struck out-by Kerr !: by
I.tohafI :; Losing pitcher. Kerr. Cm-
pi5Iss. MoEiariy and H:idcbrand. Time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

Chicago ,onn.sn IL,
PITTS hurrh " q : n !
Summary; Huns-Flack Robertson (2,'
- Flrr"!l. Nirbee f2p, Cutshuw. sollth-
worth. Nicholsrn, Whitfield. Schmidt Er
t-nea' o'Fscrell. Three h1se hi;-
h1rner Stolen bases Whitfield South
worth ~ Standardization DouhI,
nigys- Deal. Terry and Barber: yaughn
rt'hcrE and Batbcr. Loft on bases
Vaughn. 9 Carlson ]; Adams VII
90 vaughn. . In innings: Cheevcs In
inning Carlson, In innings: Adams
IN innings, IIit by pi,chcr-hy NllI-hn
,Soui hw'r'hl Struck out-by Vaurhn. q.
~ carlson. - 10y Adams w!lI pitch2
vaughn: ? Passed ball-O'Farrcll Win
nlns pitcher Carlson. Losing pitchcr.
.nrauGhn 90. Cmp!rcs. KLEIN and EmslIe'
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.G score
lliic,lt,0

Totals - 92tl7 Totals % Q % !
'is1tie! for chceves in ninth
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Totals % olsli Totals - Sal
Ran for RanEs in sixth
fRelieved NanEun in seventh.

Norfolk ......:..........ooooo0oHj
Portsmouth Observation-Disclosures o 90 -
summary: Runs.-WiHsiun Goosc,rcc'
Rooney, NioS. Errors-BrlbAck Two-bnse
hits-kooney. Mal!oncc; Sacr!Acc hit
off STANLEY, Struck oui--by plichsr-hy
ManEum, G.: nv NcGlouEhl!n. /: by STAN
ley. ]. lIlt hS pitched tail-NcnEes Dou-
BILE play-Goosetrce to Grcencau TO Rooney
Left on s-Portsmouth. {: Norfolk
Earned !unS-PoFis'n5gth. / Losing
pitcher. Stanley. Winning pitcher, Man
gum. UmpIrcs. C'nss and RcV"lIc. Time
OF game, l;So. Attendance. 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
MANGUM PITCHES NO-HlT
GAME AND BEATS NORFOLK
Uangs Injured when Sliding "a
Third and VIII he Out of Game
for Few Days.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
!. PORTSMOUTH, VA, Sept. T.
Portsmouth shut QUE the Norfolk Tars
this afternoon. 4 to 0.
AIangum. pitching for the home
team clan. twirled a no-hit game
The contest was called III the
seventh, owing to darkness.
In sliding into third base. in the
sixth inning, after having doubled
-.Bangs, centerneidcr OF The Truckers.
sustained an injury TO one OF his
ankles, which VIII put him out Of the
game probably f"r several days
1'ln
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ABEL KNOCKS OUT SAYLOR

ATLANTA. GA. Son,
Abel; OF Atlanta. scored ,.chnirai
hmockout over MIburn Sayior. Of In.
dianApolis. in the fourth round Of n
schcouIed tcn-round wclterwcirht
, NV mere tonlght Saylor's seconds
o =" up inc sponge after Abel had
noored the visiting fighter In ,ha
fourth: Saylor had been knoclsnd
down three times In the second rosnd
and twice In the third. ou''u
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SECOND GAME.
EoSton N.,.l;nu,

Totals 35l227il Totals 2sl32717
'natted for BRADY in eighth 80 :
Tiia;tcd Tor Bailey In eighth
Halted FOR Acosta in ninth
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CHURCH HILL PLAYS TODAY

Church uill a. G., winner OF the
ctty's amateur championship. Will
play an all-star team this afternoon
u; byrd Park ut 4:fj O'Clock
This game IL to keep the Church
iiili boys from going stale and TO
give Marshall O warm-Up bcfone the
DiB game with the Rex Athletic Club
at Washington within the next two
WcckS.
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NcMpnrf y.
Suffolk
Totals ia 800 rr,nLs "a

Bs,teries: New p6r, New H.,,ls,c2S ~ III II
Lake. Noonan; SuNo!k-L,oyt and duncan
summaries: Runs-Dce. Duncan EcEc~r
Lloyd. Visitors Z"linzsEer Two-nasa MI
B-Eckert. Stolen bascS-B!ack. Hopkins,
Base on balls-on Lloyd 8 Struck Su,--hv
Lloyd, 2; by Eipplctoc Left on l,1sas:
Suffolk. 81 Newport New :. Double piays
--Biaek to Dee to Davies Black 10 pee
to Davies. Errors-Rippioto Wh!,cr,fi
Sacrifice h!ts-ZelinzeIcr EcEert Durra-
Alien Umpire. Orth. Time :; 81 Attcn-
dance. so
Hopkins out. bunting a, third strike
isH Score by innings. y II .
sunolk ,;...'''..'.''e
Game called end OF elgh; inning account
darkness.
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SUFFOLK CATS WIN AGAIN

Especial TO The Times DisparchD
SUFFOLK, VA, Sept 1.-Surfolk
With Hewpoft ' yeWs e th h ;n fier sS5fs
score TO !.
Lloyd, pitching for the local team.
was wild, but managed TO pull out
of the piBcncs.
Rippletoc. for the Builders, pu.
over a good brand OF BAH, but err
rcrs by his teammates and failure
to hit caused his loss
Suffolk players gave Lloyd error
less support and hit when hits
meant a run
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE CLOSES

GREENSBORO. y. c.. Sept. Tho
Piedmont League baseball season Will
officially close tomorrow. but II is
possible that an extra game will have
70 be played between Raleigh and
Winston Salem to decide the winner
of The second half honors