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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-30
THE CRACK O. DOOM
FOR NASTY GALOMEL
z6Hn Abandoning Old Drug for
''Dodson's Liver Tone"
Here in South.

Uehi calomel makes you sick. IT'S
<kurriblei Take dose Of the dangerous
Hr1g tonight and tomorrow you lose
nay
CAlomel is mercury When it comes
futo contact with sour bile, it crashes into
II. breaking it up. Then Is when yca
1fe.l that awful nausea and eramping. If
von are sluggish. if liver is torpid and
Ruwels oonstipated or you have headache,
.7irriness, coated tongue, II breath Is bad
o. stomach sour, just try spoonful OF
harmless Dodson's Liver Tone tonight
Here's my guarsntee--Go 70 any drug
nfure and get a bottle Of podson's LAYER
@rone for a few cents. Take spoonful
md II Il doesn't straighten you right up
and make you feed fine and vigorous. 80
bnrk 10 the store and get your money.
Dolson's Liver Tone 10 destroying ~
ale Of ealomel because i can net 500
Taio or make You sick.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-30
MORGAN CREEK

Sunday school and prayer meeting
are progressing nicely at this place
ThurmOh and Lillian Short were call
ing on Georgia Holley Sunday
Mrs Carrie Walden and Mrs B. F..
Diamond and children are visiting her
sister and neiee at Portsmouth this
week
Church win begin at this place 18th
of this month.
Ben Alley OF Greenup is visiting his
aunt. Mrs Fred Chaffin-
Lizzie Cartmel was calling on
Georgia Holley Sunday
Let us hear from Two Chums" at
Twin Branch
Remember the funeral at this place
the first Sunday III August
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-30
OAK HILL

Sunday School at this place sunday
was largely attended
Misses Mary Cora Adams ami Cora
Curnutte We're at Sunday School Al
Oak Hin Sunday.
Several attended the big meeting II
Twin branch sunday
Wills Rose wis visiting Ern0s,
Adams Sandaya.
Miss zella Adams has gone To Ash.
land where she will visit her uncle
MIR and Mrs, Elliott Parker passed.
up our creek Monday,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-30
INEZ ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs Harlan Chanins and
son are visiting j. Z Maynard and
family
Misses Julia WattersOn and Marcia
Dempsey attended the graduating ex-
ercises Of the Louisa school last week
Miss WartersOn was one Of the grad
yates of the business department
Mr. W NJ Hale OF the Kermit State
Bank. was business visitor in Inez
last week.
After long siege of almost impas-
sable roads IL Is now possible for a
machine to go from Inez TO Kermit
May the time soon come when good
roads viii lead TO ard from Inez in all
directions.
Rev Brown preached in the u Z.
church on Sabbath night
SIr. and Mrs B. F. Richmond Jack
and Della, are visiting relatives in
Inez
Mrs Charlie MeCOrd. Of Winchester
is the guest of her husband. who has
u position with the gas company
The Inez public school opened July
70 with the following teachers. Prin-.
], c. Fletcher: intermediate. Mss An
ME Cornett: Primary. Mrs Hensley-
The trustee. c. c. Hinkle had the
school house and grounds in good shap
schoOlhouse and grounds in good shape
for beginning.
Institute for Martin county teach
ers will be held here next week
Mr.. Dick Buskirk spent a few days
in town this week
Mr.. Blaine Clark who went to the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-30
ASrlhtl,
.
Name 'Bayer" on Genuine

"Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin" is gen.
uine Aspirin proved safe BY millions
and prescribed by physicians for over
twenty years. Accept only an unbrok-
en- ~Bayer package" which contains
proper directions 10 relieve Headache.
Druggists also sell larger ~Iiayer pack
ages Asplria II trade mark Rayer
MaAulacture Mon0aoeticacidcstcr ~
siaiicyllcacid,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-30
What Mrs. Brenninser. Of New York.
Says About Rat Poison

Tried preparations that kill rats.
but RAT SNAP is the only one that
prevents disagreeabIe odOrs after kill
ing. Also like RAT SNAP because II
comes in handy cakes. no mixing with
other food You don't have TO dirty
your hands. it's the best for household
use.- Try RAT-SNAP. Three sizes.
25c, soc, sIO0. Sold and guaranteed
by Louisa Drug Company. Louisa, L
F. weIIman. Louisa R T Berry * son.
Blaine, Frank Frazier, Fort Gay. WA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-30

Misses Jettie and AElie Holbro-sx
we're calling on Ivory Adams las wees
Miss Cora CHrnu1Te and Carl Cur
Mute were visiting friends on Irish
Greek Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Virgil Adams were
visiting hoEas folks Sunday
Sunday school AT Oak HfIl evc'
sunday IL o'clock LONELY GIRL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-30

MEN WANrED,-Tram road hulld-
era steel layers. timber cutters and
hall shooters, $3.50 per day and hoard.
Tor timber cutters, II. f. HEWITT
LUMBER co., q. w. Chapman. Supt,,
orange w. Va, t-ss-tf
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-30

car SuIIldE.
Several Of this place are going 10
attend the Children's Day at Baker
Sundaya-
Violet o. Rice. Mary J. Browning and
Elva o. Chafrin were out kodaking
Sunday afternoon
EDITH AND HELEN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-30

The Big Sandy News will bring your advertising into
more homes for the same money than any other news
paper in Eastern Kentucky.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
moUNTArNEERS HAVE WON NINE
OF THIRTEEN GAMES ALREADY
PLAYED-MBTNOD ISTS FOUR
Wesleyan was Only Practice Team For
Crack Mountain State University
Until 1919

When Wesleyan and West Virginia
meet n South S:d" Park. FotrmNut next
Saturday afternoon IN the FIRST and pre-
miGr football game Ot the 1920 season. IL
viii mark the fourteenth annual meeting
between the elsY"NS. or tho thirteen
games played West Virginia has won
MIN" and Wesleyan has won four. 1907
saw the first game between these bitter
rivals. Rt which period ur spirit o. r.:ol-
~ such % marks ;h- contests to-day eN-
listed Wesleyan WAS then nutN.uS !Uur"
than =, Preparatory school which JhGH
year and trr several years after only
EaN" tho Mruu;.t .tl""r> q pr;lst:rN game
early IN each Sr1Suu
The First Victory
Wesleyan victory the stat" University
hal scored 10 less than two hundred and
nr.y points % Il r1r,' tnur by Wesleyan,
thr =. .uii 81 u goal from O"id by "Seb'''
';rt h,'fu. Wesleyan quarterback. IN 1905.
West Virginia won seven games h"ror"
Wesleyan clma of tho fold victor in
1912 at NurGantow0.
SIM" I2l2 Wesleyan has been In The
asccrdcroy n E"r games with til" Ins.
vrrsity. Sh" Won IN !Hl2 by the Scor" "t
1?-It. N l"I& by the score - 2l-n and IN
1914 by III" score Of ia. In iHl5. how
present coach "Tuhhy" Nc tntirH. At Nor.
gantown the tables were turned and
Wesleyan WIS :rouncCd 3O-n. In i?li
tho University was again victorious by
the score ~ So AMI many WcSt N!r-
KInia football followers thoUcht WrS-
lcyan had scored her last v'N'"Ty over
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
METHOD|STS LOOKING
FORWARD TO CONTEST
WITH WASH-JEFF HERE
COACH HIGGINS NOT PUTTING ALL
OF TnhE IN FOR COMING
CLASH WITH MOUNTAIN
EERB-1NJURIES
EXPECTED
Many Local Fans Should Turn Out to
witness the Galno Hero Sat-
urday at tho State Fair
Grounds.

Ruckhannon. Sept gO-The state Of
West Virginia has been so worked up
over the crucial clash to take place at
IHairmont on next Saturday between
West Virginia university and West
Virginia Wesleyan that they have neg
lectcd to make note Of the fnct that
it is less than two weeks until WcS-
leyan is to engage In second clash,
equally as hard and maybe harder than
the university game. This is the
Washington and acknowledgment
game which is to be played in Wheel
ing one week from the coming Satur-
day.
the Methodists. In fact II is hard
beginning for the Buckhannon insti-
tuition. Wesleyan can hardly hope TO
60 through the West Virginia game
without having some injuries: And TO
round into form again for the Wash
ington and jefferson game which is but
seven days later will be a hard Task
for Wesleyan.
1t is the policy Of Bob Higgins and
John FELTON, to take each game as 1t
comes along H3 SHni5 P! s,rs nave 10
undoubtedly going TO be one OF the fast
affairs in the tri-stHtc region this sea-
son. Bob Higgins. the All-American
end, Is not working every hour OF the
day for nothing. He expects to make
his time and energy count this year
Just the same as he did last when he
was at Penn state
To begin with w. and J. will not
have any easy time with Bethany col
lego this coming Saturday. Bethany
has a very Formidable aggregation and
Ii the Presto are expecting any
thing soft. they have miscaIculated.
SO when Wesleyan meets w, and j. on
the End Of October at the fair grounds
in Wheeling the thousands OF fans IN
that section OF the country vii! ma
two teams arrayed against each other
with training which ordinarily would
be the case in mld-Season.
", and J. will not overlook the fact
that Carl Miller has q team 4; Beth
any-probably the best the Green and
white has ever had. 1t Is up to the
Presidents 10 be in form and so when
Wesleyan Ia met in the states greatest
Industrial center. battle royal Is in
treat for the fans.
The showing made by Wesleyan in
the Fairnont game next Saturday will
determine to some extent the interest
that will center around the w. and J.
game in Wheeling. Wesleyan must
else win the game II the Wheeling
game IL 10 be the attraction which II
now promises 10 be. predictions 60
for aught--that was proven last year.
Press reports count but llttlc--that
was also proven last season. So what
some Of the supposedly strong college
elcyens have on paper this year they
may not have on the held. II cannot
be discounted though thai w. and J.
will have the goods. Thcy have the
men from last seasons eleven who are
capable of putting the Red and Black
on the map this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21

Big money, such as has been rolling
in at the gates OF baseball parks ms
season, has had more effects IMAM one
Among the players one or the org re-
suits has been better UNDERSTANDINGS
OF the term good fellow.
The good fellow" who has oeen 50
popular among players In the paS' year
has fallen sadly into dls1aNor, yta To-
ago l criticised certain pltCne[
cause Of his failure TO keep IN conai,
lion and one OF his teammates came 70
me about II and said Lay OF him. ne
a good fellow" The other day met
the teammate and within \ Few minutes
he started a violent TRADE against TINS
same pitcher. Law on hlil' ho
good fellow" remarked. .-.o,
Good fellow. he repeated, H0op
fellow. why he's thrown this ball Ciuo
down, II he'd have WORKED nSln mat s ".
cd IN in a knot now. and be splitting
mo biggest money that ever came INTO
worlds series. Call that being
good fellow" -or,trdet
He was even hurt when l reh hni en
him that l was really quoting "hal nc
The " year has been one Of temptation
and opportunity TO lot OF g0oa Loi,
lows" in baseball. That pT ron niawl
ers. I doubt If there is one quarter az
much drinking as there formerly was.
But what drinking there mas oeeR, M,
been Of a dangerous sort. a pro "o5
If a store OF liquor inviting good
f.,l"w" 70 his room or home or the
place OF seclusion OF the bottle Is IN
nositjon 10 do incalculable harm
few players have slipped on thesc an
s'S The o1 are All least three Major lea
que clubs on which good fellows are
extremely unpopular just now, anG
their team mates are entirely cureu OF
believing them as good as they FORMER
" were considered.
small fortune for each player paruc-
ipatinC and the idea Of eighteen or
twenty hard working. earnest men los
ing their chance At the spoil because
one or two refused 10 behave them
selves Is not pleasing.
There is going to be serious prop
lem up TO the club owners and officials
within the next fortnight-and that -
be divided. If the crowds and the
prices. based upon New York figures.
are as expected and receipts will be al
most double any ever known. There
is A disposition among tho officials 10
mink that tho players share should le
limited and that the shares of the other
participa ting teams should have max
lmum guarantee.
The players are not likely 10 axe
kindly 20 such a proposition. Any at
tempt 10 put maximum figure or the
PLAYERS share will be met with the
charge that. in the Boston Rcd Son
Chicago Cub series the powers made
guarantee which they failed to keep.
Nor will the fact that war conditions
and the early closing OF the season
caused this 10 be admitted as rrouttai
by the players. ~
They want their share ~ the big
booty.
One game on the Polo grounds VIII
draw more than $4,000 in real money.
win BROOKLYN and the Yanks compel
Ing a six game series would mean close
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
YANKEE JRS, CLOSE
SEASON WITH TITLE
BELT UNDER ARMS
Lost Game TO Island A. c. This Year
But Car1e Back In Next Game
and Swamped Their
Couquerors.

The Yankees closed another cham
pionship season. having failed to Sc
cure a game for Sunday. This is the
third championship the South Siders
have taken IN as many years. and aside
from this thcv have established rec
ord that any team in the valley would
he proud Of that is In tn" three years
hoas,inc OF hut one defeat. that dcreat
N"ius handel to them this season by
tho Island \ g.. which team they COM
pletsly swau.pcd in return engage
nent.
Together IN the three years the
Yankees havc won - games aud lost
l. This is 4 record to be proud Of. and
aside from the reverse ut the hands
Of tho Island team they would have
gone through another defCateSs sea-
Tho following Is their record for
this season: Yankees :. NtrSlniaS =;
Yankees Is. East End MldE"ts =:
Yankees Il. silver stars ): Yankees .,
Island A. G. :: Yankees II. Vance .:
Yankees =. Cunderys >: Yankees Il,
Vr".r!as :: Yankees y. Eauer Jrs.
:. ",nkces =. Island A. {. 0: Yankees
{" = .ndcrys !: Yankees Is. Bolc \. I.
o.. ,,ukcrs .. Victor Jrs. /: Yankees
: Victor Jrs. .: Yankees 2, Shamrocks
Is: Yankees Is. South Side hll-Stars !.
Total runs: Yankees. l16; opponents
This is tho third championship FOR
the south S.ders. and with this years
team back they should add another
championship to their credit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
ON THE SCREEN Of SPORT
By Hugh S. Fullerton.

10 $750,000-which is more than the to-
tai receipts OF the National League
season twenty years ago. One hardly
can blame the players for wanting
their share. Nor can ono feel surprised
that some Of the players on teams that
had a chance are 4 bit bitter toward
tho players they blame with preventing
them from being in the big money.
Take tn" cincinnati Reds An in
stance. The Y are not great ball
club. They h won ny hard work.
consistency and ernallv sticking TO It.
This year they seem TO have suffered
the fate OF all championship teams.
They could not stand prosperity. This
spring their chances OF winning we're
better than they were year before.
weak spots Luquc had developed into
a near great pitcher, Ellcr, OF course,
Was handicapped a bit by the new
rules. Tho ou1icld was a triflc strong
or. Better than that the team 1t had
most 70 frar-the GIants--were broken
early and tho Cubs. another serious con-
tender. could not be figured as serious
unless Tyler came to form. Only Brook
lyn had better pitchers. and tho Red
team outside OF pitchers. was stronger
than brooklyn.
Tho team Of course rolled largely up
on the left handers-Sallec and Rueth-
or. Ructher started wonderfully we'll
Hc held the team up over the danger
point-until the Giants were tail end
srs and the Cubs pitching STAFF was
wahbly.
Then Ruethpr and Sallee slipped All
Ructhcr had TO do was to pitch half as
we'll from July 10 the finish as he did
during III" first half of the season. Late
In July alarming rumors OF failur" Of
certain Rods TO keep in condition we're
heard. Then came the Holiday and
both scored safely.
There was technical tangle in Ros-
ton years ago on such play. \ run
ner was on first when tho batter hit
into tho left field seats. with two out
The batter failed to touch FIRST base
Roth kept on around to the plate.
new ball was thrown into play and tho
instant he stepped into position tho
pitcher threw to first base and claimed
tho ont on the grounds that the bat
trr had failed to touch first The jumps
refused the claim and protest was
made M ruling was handed down
rs BOSTON won the game anyhow, but
Tncln Nick decided that the point was
we'll takcn--that the men on base
scored and the batter was out. even
though the ball was hit into the bleach
rrs and new ball placed IN play. His
decision was widely argued and dis
puted.
ham. Ala, much thr Rano situation
Rrosc--a situation which caused fPht
and tho subsequent arrest or ono Gun
md a warrant for the arrest Or stein
feldt.. who by m" wnr wos not In II
ar all. for assault. \ Chicago runner
fniled 70 touch n has" on wild throw.
Tho ball bounded into n gate under the
stands The R'rm!nEhnm catcher
chased m" ball under n" stands ran
thr rr~ss box and tagged thr runner
sitting on the bench md tn" ump called
him out. The umD WAS out for several
minutes.
Copyright 1920 Nv The Bell Syndicate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
ROSE SCOTT MAKES
new SEASON RECORD

columbus. Sept 2o.-The fail grand
circuit rae" meeting opened here today
with weather conditions ideal and tho
making OF a new seasons record by
Rose Scott in the two-ycar-old trot tho
Horsv Review futurity. The filly won
this race. which was the fastest three
heat event of tho year for two-year-olds.
Her mile In 2:O6i& also lowered the
seasons mark for this age, held until
today by Rogalusa at POS.
Nelson Dillon won the first heat ot
this. race but could not ward of the
Murphy entry in the remaining miles.
Because of the illness OF Mr.. Murphy
Harry Fleming was behind Rose Scott
in her record performance.
Miss Perfection. favoritc in the 2:ll
trot won after dropping the first heat
to Winterwood who broke in each OF
the succeeding heats in the stretch.
Hal Malone. played 70 win the King
stake for 2:O6 eligihl"s. captured this
race in straight heats. Russell Boy. who
finished second in the first heat was later
drawn on account Of lameness. So many
horses were inferred in the Els pace
that it was split into two divisions. orc
Direct won first money in the first d.
vision and Dan Elger in the second.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
FOURTEENTH ANNUAL CLASH
Of wv. WESLEYAN SATURDAY

the University.
But Wesleyan came back strong and
in 1917 administered decisive det"at ny
40 count OF 200 and the teams have not
in 1915 and differences OF opinion IN re-
gard to eligthil.'y requirements Keeping
the eievens apart IN 1917?
Take Keen interest
Tire turn - events since III nave
undoubtedly established III" Wesleyan
West Virginia clash as the on" ~ whlch
more West Nirg!nianN take 4 ke"ncr TN
,"rcS, than In any other. The spectators
q. these games which hay" always been
the banner crowds in any season OF FOOT
hall since 1912 have been practically all
West NirGinians. and though HS large
crowds turn out and rs much interest Is
displayed when the University meets w.
p"npl" are from across the pennsylvania
border.
winner Of Saturdays clash Wesleyan
= uudoUh' cdly dark horse IN the
contest No experts have visited her
camp aud her newspaper outgiNines
hive not been reassurinE. Yet. II would
no ~ surprising 70 see the MethodiStS
tfrorlt"s III saturdays game. Reports
from West EirE!nia'> camp have not
I'm "a optimistic lately AZ thew were
Harrick is said 10 have tonsiNtis and
n.< work last year had led Mountaineer
suporters ~ count strongly or him this
fall McIntirc has boon building new
harktlcld and with only four days yet 10
wait I'll! tho teams rake tho field. this IS
NOT - desirable situation. Wesleyan has
an extremely capable general in Sncd'-
tnr hr,l. ard Harr!rk's possible absence
from thu West Virginia lineup. coupled
VIII rrrnrtS OF SncicEcr's fine form may
max" the issue doubtful Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
COACH MORROW
HOLDS SECRET
WORKOUTS
CONSTANT cRowDrNa OF HNTHUs-
rAST1C PANS UPON GR1DTRoN
FORCES WASH-JETF COACH
TO HOLD SCRtMMAGES
qarbisch Showing Fine Form on Kick
ing of-Red and Black Looking For
STAN Opposition Prom Bethany
Washington, Pa. Sept. 20-Pestif

Washington, PA. Sept. 2o-Pestifer,
Gus football enthusiasts who Insisted
upon crowding on the Sridiron while
practice WAS In progress, resulted III
Head Coach Morrow holding secret
workout today in preparation for the
day when GcthIny college Will appear
here
While the playcrs are being rounded
into shape. Graduate Manager J. j: NIL
Ter Is having the finishing touches
placed on college field. \ fine velVety
turf awaits the first romp Of the grid
iron classics. BirIChcrS ut the grounds
have been rcarrangcd TO increase the
sea ting capacity. .
Reservation OF seats on season tick
cts will hc started Thursday morning
at . o'clock. Present indfca lions are
that record crowd Will be present Sat
urday TO see the initial struggle OF tho
year. =.
Red and Black athletes through siren
uous scriramagc this afternoon. Only
one moro will probably be held in pref
aration for the Bethany clash. WIN
varsity selections Still unRnnounced and
probably undecided until after the final
scrimmaEe. the nspirants for places on
the Red and Black eleven are working
Ike Trojans.
The kickers werc given q lengthy
drill and there WAS practice IN kicking
off IN which Captain GRrbisch IS snow
ing exceptionally good form. He Is
booting the bail high into the air and
getting rcma rkablc distance. The coach
cs are paying particular attention also
TO the rudiments. After tackiinE the
dummy, the linemcn were sent TO work
on the charging machine and then there
was the usual drill in catching punts
and forward passes.
W. 4: j. is counting upon Bethany to
furnish stubborn opposition IN mo oEen.
ing game. The West NlrginiAns are
not hesitating to assert that they are
going to try to win from the Red and
Rlack eleven and will come here conf
dent Of making the local collegians ex-
tend themselves 10 win.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
Lopeman Of BeIIaire
May Make Quarter On
Strong Marietta Team

Marietta. Ohio. sept. oo.-The team AT
Marietta college had its first scrimmaEe
tonigh and showed up In good shape
pullman. the Marietta high boy. is max
ing a strong bid for an end position.
Whiting. who is one of the veterans
Of the team, is holding down the job Of
quarterback. but Lopcman, OF Rellalre
high is also strong contender, with
thirty mon out for practice and more TO
come. Kellison has plenty Of material 10
work with The entire team Is somewhat
handicapped BY the unusual warmth or
tho weather, but arc working hard 70 get
in shape for the game with Duquesne
University on Sept. %. A hard game Is
anticipated and the whole squad Will
have to give it's best II Marietta wins
the opening game Little attempt has
been made TO ascertain the strength or
DuQuesne. but If that institution has
its usual good team good game Is
assured.
Greasy Nealc will not II" on hand for
this game. hut will he back before thc
bethany game, which is 10 be played on
October ninth in Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
Chicago White Sox In
Fifth Straight Victory

Chicago, Sept. 2O.-The Chicago
White Sox strengthened their grip on
second place in the american league
pcnnant race today when they bagged
their Nth straight victory defeating
tanned New York on Friday. held the
Athletics scoreless until the ninth in
ming. when they raped out five. hits.
which. with an error. netted SIX runs;
The Sox continued their heavy pat
ting. collecting Is hits of three Phila-
deiphia twirlers. Risberg led the at
tack with four safe blows in four times
at bat. He bagged a triple, double
and two singles. Score: