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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE RACE
GETTING CLOSER DAILY
Cleveland Leads by Scvcn-Tenths OF
of Point-Yankccs Holding
Their Own
Iny NssoclateL Prcss.l

NEW YORK, Sept. l2-Isrooklyu
Increased it's advantage over the Gin
Iinnati Nationals TO three and n half
games today. while tho Cleveland
Americans. who are first by seven
tGn,hs Ct a point. were unable to
sfali% the New York Yankees off their
heels. The New York Nationals lost
today and have four and II half games
TO make up with less than IA score TO
play. The Chicago Americans also
Wee GSlsated. but are only about 10
points behind Cleveland.
The s;anding OF the three American
leaders follows:
Cleveland-Wo 81; lost. 81: per-
New York-Won. Sc: lost. So: per-
ccntagc. .6lS7O
Chicago.aWon. st; lost. -: per-
The NJ, NY York Yankees began
@ut OF three games from their Cleve-
land rivals. outpluyins the Indians in
the Held and AT bat. With the cX-
cSp'ion OF III. game lost 10 Cleveland,
NE New York twirlcrs were cfcctivc
IN every contest las; week. While
Cleveland WAS disposing of tho tail
emu Philadelphias today. the Yankees,
Ny hHnm hitting. defeated Detroit.
New York Will go 10 Chicago Thurs
uaN for three gam" series.
The Chicago Americans succeeded
~ winning a series last week from
h"S Ton Wa!In has been a trouble
MAKER for the three pennant con-
tenders. but today the White Soy
Were unable to hit Courtney. of
Washington.
The Brooklyn Nationals pounded
OUT III base hits last week. surpass-
ing their own weekly record OF Ito
ms season. Their two defeats in
nhiladelphia were by close margins
-. Louis pitchers could not chocI;
.ne batting. and the Supcrbas won
thcir eighth straiEh; game today
Wn"n Grimes shut out Chicago.
CINCINNATI. after disposinr OF the
.aruinhls with li,tlc effort. was
tripped up by Boston at tho starr ne
us Eastern invasion. dropp!nE thrce
our OF four games. The Reds rested
To-Day, and. after the PhiladcInhin
series opening tomorrow. will 20 ~
!nrookl%n Thursday for the so-callcd
crnciaE series.
me New York Nationals pitching
starr yielded only seven runs in 40
many games last week. Today how
ever, the Giants fell before st Loujs
when lost seven straight games l,st
MW.ek-threc 20 Cincinnati and four 70
Pittsburgh. which took four r,,,os
n n"n Oh n ~ from the Giants on their
ESccht Western trip. will! come to
New York Thursday. The pir,,oS
Hre eiGht games behind tho icarnc
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BROOKLYN DODGERS co
FURTHER AHEAD DAILY
Wnllop Chicago Cubs in Sunday
Dattic by Score OF > 10 D.
Grimes Was Invinciblc.
Try Associated prcss.l

BROOKLYN. Sept. 1.-THE Brook
iEn Nationals go; 4 frmer hold on
hrst place today when they continued
their hard hitting and fast fielding
and won the first game Of the series
from Chicago, . to o.
Grimes. Of the Supcrbas. was in
vinciblc throughout and. although he
yielded four hits and Il pass. only
twenty-ciSht batsmcn actually faced
him IN nine innings.
All the brooklyn players made one
or more hits. except Myers and Miller,
both of whom a!dco, however. with
sacrifices.
Grimes received perfect support by
his teammates. who had "A total OF
twenty assists. Olson repeated his
Spectacular fielding of yesterday
Vaughn. of the Cubs. pitched steady
pan until the NTH inning. when
Schmandts Texas Lacquer dropped
safely in center field and then bound
ed over l'askcrt's head for Il lucky
iriric. From this point he was hit
hard
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CAR WOOD, JR., I'd, FIRST
IN COLD NUGGET RACE
Sure Cure and Miss Nassau Dis.
Qualified for Failure to Finish
Days Heat.
IBy Associated Pros,

DETROIT. Sept. 12.-Gar Wood
Jr' second. OF tho Detroit Yacht Club
with q. a. Wood at the wheel, took
the second heat land first prize In the
Gar Wood $4,000 gold nugget race In
the gold cup regatta here this after
noon. Woods boat finished the
i"rty-thrcc and onc-quartcr mile hca,
alone, two other starters having been
iorceed out after completing more
IMAM half the heat. Woods elapsed
time for the distance was 1895. AN
average OF 43,5 statute miles an
hour.
Sure Cure. of the Detroit Yacht
Club. winner OF yesterdays heat. and
MISS Nassau. OF the Cleveland Yacht
Gun, were disqualified by their fall
ure 10 finish today's heat, and IL was
decided not to run Il third heat to-
morrow
The standing of the three contcn-
uers on points for the two heats
was: Gar Wood, Jr.. second, 6; Sure
cure. 4; Miss Nassau. 3.
y pretty finish marked the second
twenty-five and half milo heat in
Inc Salian trophy race for cabin
cruisers with maximum speed of
seventeen miles AN hour. The heat
was won by I.idwina. third, OF the
Bunalo Launch Club.
Inc final heat in the Salian race
VIII be run tomorrow.
Second heats in the Carl Isisber
trophy race for displacement boats
capable of thirty-ilvc statute miles an
hour anu the gold challenge cup race
Will feature tomorrow's racing.
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HAYRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

r*y trsG ave sr SnH hnlf gsIo"ss
Morny. llh: JACQUES. ilG: Bastlile liz.
Mam'ii,a liz 1:orctah. li3: hr Il Iiar.
i III; chsfa; LIZ EiiSbie..araradcr. lis.
bMrs. William Jcnords entry.
Second rRcc-;wO mii,s-Docris ~.
,Niyi!an'e. l3f: Full Cry, i4t; King simon,
Third racc-thrcc. year Odds IN: six fur.
iIo5I 1SsI,cK 1Ho: Walter, Mack liz;
SIss9 los; KHAN. iol!M rko Mas nsa%iy
Gourdinc. 100: Am, rican Rose las IL.
nnniun. III; Tickle Fancy. ia: Allah
IL: Queen o. Spa los: War Winner ISs
EhSiblc-Whitc Crown. IFS: Phantom,
I.nnE;v iiD III; R"eon'e"so. 1i7' lIappy-Go,
Fourth -threc-ycar odds and IN.
ono mile and seventy yaris-aDninrosrh
~: Gath. III: Siren Maid 81: aFaisnn
dOr, 80: MockoranEe III: Manocuvrr
smart Guy; lil aRoss entry.
tlith rac:-three-ycar Odds: milo and a
s siaSSyn, Ss. rs: Di2d io
los: Franklin. ITO: nellie Yorkc io7
sixth racc-threc- ycar-olds and nm: milo
Antoincuc, liz: Fizer. 1917: aSharp Frost,
~; Mapi,al City; no; Court Fool. IOG:
entry.
Seventh raec---threc-ycar-o and I'M.
one and ono sixteenth inilcs--I.ady Emm, .
INC. 81: Edith X. los: star Shooter. iii
n naH lca III Tsnons ISs I'LL: Hello Hard
Wiil Do. llt: Dtink. io3: Meadow orth'
Clear: good.
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FOOTBALL AT V. MI.

,Special TO The Times Dispatch.)
'. NJ J.. Sept. l2-Thc football
season OF practice AZ tho Institute
Is well under way with all things
nio,nhR very smoothly Up till now
slNty-one men have reported for duty
WIN the squad which has as us
nucleus fifteen old monogram mnn
me entire squad has been divided
INTO nve teams. which have been go
tnE through the early practice of
me dummy. ana running signals az
" they were all first choice for m.
varsity. nc
:, cGnches Garrison and Spruhan arc
S 81 ,iIinarse OF two Of these teams and
coach at y. VI. ~. is doing big ,hinrs
with the other three.
nc wealth or material Is gratify-
ing TO the coaches. Several old men
VINO PLAYED on the scrubs last vcar
themselves this fan. Wcscott. WA
tsfs. Young. Rogan and Scmans. nil
snow up well for places in the line
IiohE SIDE or Somcrs. Shiplcy, Smith.
j. r.. and Mason. veterans OF last
year team; In the back field shan
s.. Carlton OF Roanoke high. r;,lk
mcr. or lynchhurg. and Maphis. or
"arrcnton, viii contest with Leach
tI,c,nptain), Ingram. Stuart. Buntinr'
Miisoh' Dickson. McCuistion, who
The coaches arc very we'll n,c,sod
win the prospects for the coming
season. Coach Spruhan was heard -
remhrk that the material IL all ma,
c COZ DC asked fer. And with Coach
ward the old smashing game Viii
ne himself played several years ago
the brightest season in tho hjstnrr
vi the institute Is to be expected.
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ROANOKE FOOTBALL.

SALEM. VA, Sept. IA SQUAD Of
fifteen men has been engaged for the
past five days in preliminary training
for the football season at Roanoke
College. This will be augmented TO
forty by the opening of college on
Tuesday. Practically all of the can
dihatcs are freshmen. 81 number of
vnom are showing up we'll Lucas.
formerly Of Milligan College, Tom.
promises to solve Roanokc's need of
strong puntcr. Coach Leary has
been giving special attention 10 his
development and his punts already
have good height and distance.
Bradberry and Caldwell, who were
promising varsity material. Oakley. of
Salem High School. is also display
ing good form in passing and receiy-
ing puutS. Roanoke supporters ARE
enthusiastic over the results of
Coach Learys work during the first
week of practice.
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Old Time Ball Fans to
Celebrate October 13

CHICAGO. Sept. I2.-rhc flf-
tirth anniversary OF the FIRST pro-
frs>ionni baseball chnmpionshi.,
cnmc Will he celebrated nv ,hc
Ola Timers baseball Association
nj u banquet here October IL. Thc
Innc was played between the Gin
rinnni Red Stockings and the
htrnE" White Stockings, Octo-
per ~. 1870. ut the old Dexter
Driving Park, I'm this city. Tbc
cincinnati aGgrcgatiun went down
10 defeat. III tn =, ut the hands ar
the Chicago team.
THIS game was practically the
hcEinntnG OF professional base
hnli, according 10 Al G.. sphinx, ar
'hirHG", secretary of the old n,-
sorintion.
The Old Timers Baseball An
s"ciaii"n was organized about n
year ago. IL tnke> in persons WIN
played In or who snw the game.
nnu now has ahaut 1000 members
, nm Grey, manager of the old
w mite Stocking team. Is Il menu
her.
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"a'is: firsh. OF tho Richmond Inn. mas
rsS-.Frl VOID itor ! .aIuy V.oA. INA
--"E ~! the Portsmouth team. 10 maxi e
arrange nis 20 feed tho Truckers whiic
ID H!-hinond during the post series.
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NEW YORK GIANTS LOSE
TO ST. LOUIS BY 6 TO 3
krll- and bancroft Feature Game
With Triple Play In seventh
SfnnZa.
[ Bv Assoclatcl Frcss. ]

NEW YORK. Sept. Est. Louis
won. the first game OF the series from
New York today, 6 to g.
The Giants went into the last inn
ing with the score G to 0 against them,
and started a rally which included
FIVE hits and three runs. Haines then
gave way to Shcrdcl With the bases
filled Young was thrown out at first,
ending the game.
The Giants played poorly in the
field ana were unable to solve Haines
until the ninth inning
In. the seventh Kelly and Bancroft
nuilcd off Il triple play. With three
Cardinals on the paths, Lavan drove
q liner to Kelly. who stepped on first
retiring Mclicnry for the second out
and threw to Bancroft. who touched
second before Ilornsby could get
back. Score:
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Secretary Cherry will have seats for IN.
S s...nsih game Ter saia going down on
and delay :Or the faithful Accommodating
ta- team.
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AMERICAN HORSE AND YANK
JOCKEY WIN FRENCH CLASSIC
H"ttcrsen, Formerly BelnnEInE TO
the I.ntc W. Is. Vanderbilt. Was
the Winner, mt j TO I.

PARIS Sept. 12.-Battcrsca. from
The stable OF j. Rutgers Leroy. for
merry belonging to the late ". X.
Vanderbilt. today won the Omniun
stakes. the French ST. Lcecr. at the
resumption Of the metropolitan rae
Ing season ut .Autcuil. Sixteen horses
started.
The winner was ridden by Frank
- Neiii American jockey. and paid
TO In the betting.
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SPORTS
SYRACUSE GRAND CIRCUIT
MEETING STARTS TODAY
$13,5OO TO BE Distributed Amonu
Winner OF Feature Races,
Classy Field Entered,
IBy Associated Press I

SYRACUSE. n. Y, Sent. 12-E,ro
events. with purses totaling $4,000
comprise the opening days program
OF the grand circuit meeting here TO-
morrow.
The feature event of the days card
is the matrOn stake for three year
old trottcrs, with a purse OF $4,000
be contested Tuesday. The specdicst
of the big line 2:l2 class trottcrs are
entered.
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FAMOUS PROMOTER
RETlRES FROM BOXING
Disappointed. lie Has Withdrawn HI.
offer for mitch between
Carpenter and DcmDscy
UBy Cross Atlantic Scrvic,

tky Cross Atlantic ScrviceD
LONDON, Sept. &c. Il. Cochran
the famous fight promoter. has An,
nounccd his retirement from boxing
and has withdrawn his offer for I'M
match between Carpenter and Dcmp-
sey. IL Is said that the decision OF
inc American boxer. Pete Herman
not 10 meet Jimm!. Wilde in London
on September ~, together with other
cochran In his decision 10 Withdraw
from ring affairs
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GO TO BIG LEAGUES

CO.. ~. N'N'NlitNH UrCsV
1,,SSAAN ANTONIO. TEN. sent. 1e-
League r '"[ cimS vii If the local Texas
~ sale this fall. while Lror nrss
,naScihan: Kelly and ,;ar:cn' n;tcbnr.
w. t.c nrth claimed 10y recall bv ihs
- p,h"'s include Ed Erown o,,,
' 1Ia,,d' well Cross. shortstop and
,h ,a " ai nnven,nori. pitcher VINO 20 ,'I io
Who rons 10 THa a,r, Stewart. pitcher.
r J. INK Gibson, catcher. sold To- i tha
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50. Louis ..................0 ooOSoinoLS
summary: Runs-Janvrin. schultz Stock.
iiornsby. D!ihocfer: Iiaines. Kelly. King.
DOVE Errors-FriSch. .: King. DOVE
saith; Two-basc hit-DihOcfcr. Stolen
hts"-Schultz. Sacrincrs--Haincs. Schultz,
stock. Mclicnry; Double plays-Nehf to
bancroft 10 Kelly: Iiornsbv TO .Janvrin :
Jianvrin, to I.avan. TRIBE plav-Keily 10
bancroft Left on hascs-Ncw York .:
81. Louis. 6. Bases ballS-Nchf .:
Iialnes. 5: Iiits-off Nshf. ) in 4i.s: Sal:
Ice. IN "a: perritt. D in |: Haihcs. 10 in
:: liaines., 4. Winning ptchcr-IIalnes.
Losing pitcher-Nchf. Umpres-Rigler and
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FORT WORTH WINS REMNANT

DALLAS. TEN. Sept, l2.-Thc 1870
season Of tho Texas League closed
Win tOdavs games
Fort worth Won tho pcnuant Ivy
taking both the first and second half
OF the SPLIT season
NEGOTIATIONS for = posts season
winning club OF the southern Asso-
citation are under way.
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BATTER UP
~ JOE COIN.

All aboard for Portsmouth
Mai" Street s,.,.on. y. NJ.
Some one mus; lose
That's according 10 HOylc.
1t don't look as II /, would be US.
. Vet YOU can mover tell.
' l@ HS s ssa 's hey r. i ses
and war ana bali gaines ''"' % '0'e
The winner should play Ph!adc,ph!a.
p !, hey lose 'hcy may blame +, on
rA W. n sSi sf ;S2n rS ss PR s s2 mon.
deT;G! errors ever
TO our entire satisfaction.
And the boys have that good old feel
'rho.s incay enough to. be prcscn. are
N0'"S 20 see some isal ball games
r, !, 'sEss f @2';- ful! Games to COP the ola
iaa'chsit is !,ase 10 go '' SIX Of 30 sev yfn'
The serbs ,S inoney IS going to, he a eir
s>Eue 10 ,o me y. 2:ayis17E who work in ihis
earn whatever ,hey get.
va TheF Fei T :o he big crowd at noais
and !a"t you'se!; seat.
It's going to took nre,,y good 70 see
n: :5Gay S.a ss g, "ga2 '4Sk Sn the ioS
sgs :s,; Cherry wi! have seats for tho
: s'f tTS Win Ff9 We, :9T ssie fo;ns down On
anu delay :or the faithful ACCOMMODATING
"a''sr ljirsh. Of tho Richmond Inn. has
rSe-.Egq .Wo'i itoI~ ! laiuy V.oA. ina
IN Richmond during ihe post series '''''
.,s @a'e HG5ry Mss caused late las:
IiA%im:''!n he allowed TO Play ia Traynor.s
know. IN. loss o! ,Irynot j. ihcir hard
YIN "inston but he has been playinS
~ :" -" Weeks. hul % stick IN another
Ih!s Virginia League 81, right a. far
- 20 hut yon can tel The world
,he.r ru!es tat regulations no one viii
IT," '"SiS u ,siCh th.ns as virginia
ogt e.eryhody, d5e., JUS aoaut a. ;hcy
'" iGH i,-E.nt heard cleveland
}: ,acy win the pennant Thev DON'T
%Nsn ~ q Petersburg loaned Dutch
So, Ly the League for slr,ngthcn!ns teams
an T.. fo -. a%Sy YIN L. When ,he colts
N the Iiasue has hctn al Year Wh,t iii
,.nfY Xxx , JGS' Vent "!ons %nd m.nygI
aud c"igncrs N the inneId ana never
made hu...r at all Ana that old Grip
pied team won sprur games that way TOO
baseball is SURPRISED 20 be nerve. game
political tricks helnE pulled by ''bascbal!
Ho'hcians The b'g leagues got rid o:
mos" peanut politicians tud wh'n We
% VIC VIII .e sitting pretty and not III,
ihcn. lou hay" % hand IL 10 Ben WI
son. ioch! o"urr. Tor not miNihc up IN
that Sy!t 81 stun lie insists upon good
square. srorisistu.!.c playing and won't
atani tDr aMELM.ng Dlsn.
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'uneral Directors
Personals

fm TN urmEEdwin Phaup: funeral direct
anu ch'ba!ncr: Us r.. Main 81, Nil
son l3l Handolph 5Gss ~ ".'
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New York.
Detroit.
.fiait,ii -" To-. ~ ~ Totals ..37lfe7
,nnaa;,"i for Holland in seventh
:hatteL ior Morrlsc,.c =, ninm.h

Score by innings '~r''c ia ninth
New York r., II.
Detroit ''''''' 30 ia
pinn ~ Rgns-Peckinpaugh raj
U.i,,,sS,,n o!i!ns GU. Young tc). Cobb. V.,cb
rs" rs shiadts-YopnG. veach uciiman. WI W.
Iioi,, mae mae. Pratt Mcus"l. pecKinpanrb
nm CC"iiiiiins. Pratt. Hoffman Doubs
YS1ng. Ca,iiniSr;. "9rd and PiDp: Rush and
ON i TF3sinis-Tew Yo,k. s. ps,roi,. II nas sst
iiolaui J. M.S. Collins. {: AYERS. -
inriinnrii 10 Inning % Collins i'm in Ss"ss*;;
Ayers ~ HhGSS. ~ 2-3 Innings: on
IL, IN :H"t Tis5, OF MorTseiia. IT, c inm!nrs
age, e,ri,Ti'f-D Collins tNcach. Stan.
= -. ,.I,nch out nv Dtuss = nv 49,.
iiscrtiEc collins :: hy Helani. j: nv MOS MnE.
Na!!In. Timc -. onn'rt s--Evans and
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YANKEES KEEP ON WINNING
AND BID FOR LEAD IN RACE
"h"hc' Ruth Il Walked Eour Ii,
Lewis and pipp Make Home
HUNS.
tRy Associated p-css1

r,,,.r, ~ .NsS'CIh'"i prcgs1
frorr n ~ sent l2.-Ncw York won
Bahe' Ruth went hi,I.res Al,
n l1SHs' al bat SIX times he drew four
Lewis and rim hi, how
bleaChcrs. ' center Held
Mays, who started for tho y,r
Mis- IVA Was retired after allowing i've
third OF an lnnine 'u"s III one
o1ro 1r.F oit used four pitchers IN =,
So 10 stop the Visitors. score. an
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waIlrr.tcin Defeats Mnrcu..

Defeating John Marcuso. =? nm ana
. Z" play, Henry T. Wail"rstrin YES
,"rHay won the golf championship Of
the i.akc>id" Suburban Clib and
the pres! dents cup, which was the
trophy played FOR
me best score was made in tic
morning by Mr.. Wallcrstein. doing
the round in So
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RED SOX WIN FROM BROWNS
WITH TWO HOME RUNS
Hoyt Sent to Showers In the Seventh
Inning for His Wild

ST: LOUIS. Sept. la.-Home runs
by Hooper. ana Menosky broke II H.:
IN the eighth ,nniAS ard gave Bos-
ton 9-tu-1 victory of ST. Louis to-
day.
Boston drove pcbcrry from the box
IN the fourth inning aud also hit
Nangildcr freely.
ltoyts wildness forced his retire
meht IN the seventh. and Bush held
IN. locals safe the rest Of the way
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

II a
nH! nEf died. Saturday September
NV. AT her residence 2egs wts. Ca
Luna Thompson Bailey. wife OF On
1,p nna'isgi Funarai from the above 70
trrncp, 40 .ntttrhoOn at O'Clock.
Hitnl IN Rivcryicw.
EsdoR1-EntcrcI Into rest Septem.
kim: WvsIIq az his home: 'ElsIng Cree
6is eE ars " H. the eighty: eighth year
"sn, lie Is survived by three oh
Urn: Roger Gregory, Jr. Mrs. Roger
is,,nss,y ana Mrs. Edward ". Magrtit
innrnIi n E!sing Green. Va. Tucsd
-. i.ns. sen,embcr -. 1890. at ii o'clo,
ii nn,icHo ut her home. at I.aur
n.,inru county. September L. al
Nj, .'eH N NJ. In Nor forty-seventh We
i.;, n IL, Iyp"r Walton. widow OF ,
Tl.sa.ec nanahtrrs. Mrs. a A. Harv,
Nation. and thrc. sors, unhn%, LIZ n'
,in,, I'm Wa!,cr Keith Walton. ali Of If,
ana Nys - ,t,"p sisters. MrS. ~. G.. Flo
Anu ms ". H. Eo.ri: Two brothers. Geof
Nr. AM III ,ohh II. Pypcr. OF Hichmo,
t ~ a. VII take place Tuesday. $40
W, rom manuel Episcopa! Church.
t.rmcnt In church ccino terry
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CLEVELAND WINS AND
HOLDS FIRST PLACE
Mails Won His Third Big League
Game and Kept Hits Well
Scattered.
tBy Associated Press. ]

CLEVELAND. Sept. .l2.-Cleveland
retained first place by defeating
Philadelphia today. to ..
Mails won his third American
League game. keeping the Athletics
hits we'll scattered. while Perry was
not hit hard in any one inning.
Cleveland made its extra base hits
count for runs, Smith making three
doubles. each of which scored Speak
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SHADE LICKS AREN
- A.a.-lLtcI 80 1

SYDNEY, Sept 12.-Biily Shade.
an American fighter. YESTERDAYS
Knocked out Tommy Arcn. the Aus
lralau weltcrW sight champ!ur:-~ IN
lae nineteenth round.
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BRAVES BUY PLAYERS

boSTON. Sept. l2.-Prcsident Grant
vi the Boston National League base.
ball club. has announced the mr.
Ghase OF Outiicldcrs Nixon. of tho
beaumont club. and Mcdonald Of
the Galveston Club. Texas League
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RICHMOND COLTS ALL SET
J. FOR POST SEASON SERIES
Both Teams Have Shown Wonderful
Fighting Spirit and Arc Evenly
Matched.
NOT TO PLAY SERIES
Ice Stone VIII Probably Pitch To-
days Game ut Portsmouth and
Ring Arragou Will BE Back ut
Third Base.
Virginia League Series,
Richmond US Portsmouth

First game, today, Mt Ports
mouth.
Second game. Tuesday, Rich
mnnd.
Third game. Wednesdays, ut
Portsmouth,
Fourth game. Thursday, Rich
niOnd.
IT more Eamcs nrc necessary
teams will continue tn alternate
daily between Ihr two cities.
All series games will start at 4
o'rIooN.
EMPIRES. Ortiz and wcStcrvclt.
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SENATORS WIN ONE
IHy Associated Press

CHICAGO, Sept l:-Co, they let
chicago down with five hits today
while Washington hunchcd hits h..
nina Williams wildnesS and Shut on,
the locals. Ia o. Score:
WQSilingtOn ri;,,oo
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Snufhcrn I.enru.

frTirhsa Iannota. s. Little Rock. o..
J. ChattanooG. 0: Little Rock. 2. tscc.
Msbile. o. Atlanta. 3. Firs,
Mobile. 2; Atlanta, S. tsecond
sYlt :NeaInQrleans. il Il mineharn. ,.
McnlJhis. IS; Nashville, ..
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American Amortization

Kansas city. IL; Minneapolis. 81
Ii93irdo GO; Indiapprolls. 3-3.
MH"aukcc. Sc. 81 fpaul. 81
Louisville i?-S: '5Y!umbus, 20.
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ST. Louis.


BOSTON .......- -. .........0O lO5loa
OF; luis :'.',,.:....-;.....i . 10 90 g..
9uih.naTS' ,Runs-li ooper. =: Witt. Mem
99shS: - HGndTyN. SchanE. Scott. Gcdcon.
alS!eT; Jacobson. Smith. =. SEVERED
.E sIhcnnrSN. Brady. Gerber. Two
base chi;s-li.ndryx; :: Iiradv. Scott. Ger.
ner. Si5Ler Thrcc-base h:t-tiedeon. Home
ruhs-li oon"r MrnoSky. Stolen bascs-Mcn-
cskyi :: ,S@cr!iiccs-Nitt; iiendryx. sislrr.
Austin. D"b"rry. Double p!ays-(;ern.r
Gedeon anG Sisler: Gerber and Sister. i.cft
on haSesIIioston. s: ST. Louis. = Bases
on ha!lS-Hovt. :: Dcbcrry. . IIits-IIny,
pLn 60: bush In la: Debcrry 10 In
10, Nantilldcr. III ) l-5. SOthoron. | in l.
iiit by r!ichcr--by lioyt. smith: by De-
berry. SchhnE. StruCit outflow. .. BUSH
l.: Van Glider. :. Winning ultch.r-Busi
Losing pitCn"i--Nan Glider. tnDlr,s--NIo-
riariy ANA iii!dehTanG. Time. 1850
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Hroni.isn :; CrW York 3.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Chicago nj BrnoIlIyn
Pittsburgh AT Itoston
eincinn.ti nt philadelphia.
81. Louis ut New York.
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LEONARD TO FIGHT BRlTTON
tBy Associated Press I

CLEVELAND. Sept 12-Be mn V
Leonard. lightweight champion, and
Jack Britton. wcltcrwcight champion.
have been matched to box ten rounds
here early next r:oath. II was an
nounccd hero.
Each has been guaranteed $4,000,
according to the promoter.
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v WHERE THEY PLAY TOnay
washington at Chicago
i"'i""rinhit at cleveland
huston ~ ~. Inuis
New York nj D.,,,t,