davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08
ELEVEN

ithe municipality last summer many per sons looked for a decrease in fares. In- stead the fares now have been advanced to 30 pfennigs, an increase of ten.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08

for Mongol to consume 10 pounds of this meat at one sitting. He puts mutton fat In his tea, which Is prepared with milk from the brick tea poorest grade pressed in bricks), and cf this he drinks enormous quantities; 30 cups per day is not an uncommon amounA for an adult. There are no regular hours for eating. the native eats when opportunity offers Game is not common near Urga, but many varieties are found in the mountains. though hunt ing on Bogds Cl (Buddha' 8 moutain) is prohibited
 "Urga was formerly the residence of a Chinese lieutenant governor, or Samban'. l. as ne was called, the representative of the Chinese government Since Mongolia declared herselS independent of China, early in 1912, there has been no amban. the former one having fled, reasoning that he was not needed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08

Berlin Carfares Increahe
 By Associated Prsss Berlin, January 2.--When the surface car lines of Berlin were taken over by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02

offer TO finish the season with the Ola mis-
ana tur1cu IL down! Says he's under
contract with some seinipro team
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
WITH BOTH BIC LEAGUES
BROOKLYN STILL LEADS
NATIONAL LEAGUE RACE
Giants Made Hest Hccord During
Week, Cleveland Going

NEW YORK. August 1.-The games
IN the National I.cagu. during The
past week brought til. icams more
closely punched. the standing tonight
showing the first and last teams
separated by only IG2 points. Brook
lyn continues 10 set the pace, but the
Robins lead was cut down in tho
series with Cincinnati. the latter
winning three OF four games
victory by Cincinnati over New
iork in tnc first of their series Satur-
Hrooklyn. but today Brooklyn de-
iratcd 81. Louis and again took the
lead as the Giants beat out the Reds
IN a sensational ninth inning rally.
McIraws team made th. most i'm
pFcssire record in the league during
me week. having an unbroken string
or victories until the worlds cham
pions were encountered. The Giants
are in third place. and with little
better pitching may catch up with
the two leaders. Pittsburgh is Civ
ing tn" Giants u battle for third
place. while Chicago is not far be-
nina the pair. 81. Louis did not win
a game last week. Boston and Phiia-
deiphia bring up the rear OF the
second division.
Cleveland followers were encour-
aged by the way the Indians per-
formed last week. not that IL was IN
usual for Speakers men to win a ma :
jor!ty OF their games, but because of
the Improved pitching. Thcr. WAS
only one game in which IL was ncces-
sary to send in relief pitchers and
that was the only contest the Indians
lost.
Caldwell started tina. game. but
Two days later went the fun route TO
victory. coveleskic and Morton
each pitched two wins. and Basby
one. There was no change in the re-
laiire positions OF the leaders IA a
result OF today's games. Cleveland
bowing 10 Washington, while New
York lost 10 Chicago.
The result Of the latter game, how
ever. puts Chicago within two points
OF the Yankees. liuggins' men got Il
bad start on the road. dropping the
series TO ST. Louis. The club con-
tinucs 10 have weak and unsteady
pitching and consequently the good
stick work OF the players is wasted
in many games. Chicago continued
it's steady work during the week.
while Washington and st. Louis are
lighting for fourth place.
The Boston Red SoN fell behind
during the week and Detroit and
Philadelphia continued at their usual
gait.
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U. S. MARINE WINS SHOOT
SERGEANT FISHER FIRST
IN INDIVIDUAL CLASS
United Sinfcs Team Wins second
Place In the Sh0Ot-On or Tie
In OtHb-Mctcr Team.


BENEI,LDO. BELGIUM. August L.
american riiicmcn added two more
points to their olympic total today by
gaining second place in the shoot on
OF the tie in the 600 meter team event.
with "a score of Isl. South Africa was
FIRST. 2S3. and sweden. third. with
21j
The victory of Sergeant, Fisher,
United states Marine Corps. in the
individual championships In the rifle
target matches and OF the American
team in yesterdays classic frce-for
all rifle comoctition were established
today by the official scores. which
yesterday
In the team shoe, the official scores
SHOW the United states Was first.
WIN 4.sIJ. Norway, second, 4,7i3.
and Switzerland. third. 1851
Tn. United states also got third
place in yesterdays individual shoot
win Commander osOurn's 91S. Jars
sen; denmark. was second. with 9S5.
BENEItlOo. BELGIUM. August H.
Americans again won a decisive VIC
tory IN tcday's olympic rifle target
shooting. according 10 the final re-
suits; leading their nearest competi-
tors by fifteen points. In nine events.
al with hish-power rifles. the fol-
lowing scores were recorded:
the United states. %; Norway. Den
SWITZERLAND, 3; South Africa. 3. and
Finland. ].
The Americans expect to make as
good showing in the small-bore
rife. pistol and revolver matches on
Monday and Tuesday.
For the first time in Olympic his
tory. the classic free -for-all rifle com
hsiition Was won with an army rifle
| Thcy used Springaclds with special
loS- gram bullets.
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SARATOGA RACES TODAY
TWO CLASSICS FOR GRAND
OPENING OF SEASON
Saratoga Handicap and FtnsL
stakes Have Circuit Entry
by Universal Serv!cc.1

i
SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. Y. Au-
gust with one marvellous bound
this fair city has shaken off its
now is fairly bristiing as in the i d AVS
OF Eore. The long wide streets that
were deserted for days are now sceth-
ing and bus,ling with hustling human
ity King horse is ready for his cor
onat!on tomorrow and IA tremendous
crowd Of his subjects. admirers and
the usual sightseeing mob is hc:e TO
witness the gorgeous affair.
All evening there was nothing dis
cussed but the probable winner of
the Saratoga handicap. This is a
struggle over the mile and a furlong
course ana corkinS, fighting list Of
silks
Before touching upon the possibili-
lies or the starters. one must give
az the one which will fly first past
the judges. This wonderful bulldog
racer IL MT: his past performances
show his ability.
canscr TO the webbing fair sized
packages. Boniface can tote his i20
pounds ana not allow it TO bother
no promising. lie hooked mp with
cirrus in the Brooklyn and lost by a
nod On that occasion Cirrus car
rIel only los 10 122 on Bontface. To-
pounds. giving Boniface sixteen
pounds advantage over that duel
TO make il a real gala day n bunch
OF classy youneSt will perform in
inc FAMOUS Flash stakes. The Cuban
star. General j. NJ. Gomez. has the
car but there are few unknowns
IN 'his field that may furnish sur
pIs-s the timbertoppcrs Will skin
over The hedges in the ShilleIagh and
good Held will trot to the post in
this field battle. "
me weather is beautiful: the track
L 81
ing more could be asked. S,rntn",
Is or TO good start.
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Guess that will be some wrestling match
1 Imursday night between Champion Joe
way Athletic Arena Are Won COM,
Ladies admitted free.
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WHITE S0X BEAT YANks
MANAGER HIGGINS PUT
OFF FIELD FOR ARGUING
Jackson Hobs Ruth of Double D,
Turning Into
Crowd.
TBy Associated press.l


CHICAGO. August i.-wondcrful
pitching by Eddie cicottc. hacked by
perfect support, enabled Chicago to
shut out New York today. 5 to o.
The fielding of jackson and Ic!sch
was sensational. Jackson went into
the crowd in the fourth and robbed
Ruth of a double. After he caught
the ball he topped over on the heads
Of the fans
The New Workers. claimed the Chi
cagOan dropped the ball. but Umpire
Connolly ruled otherwise. Manager
Higgins said the Yankees would play
the game under protest. Felsch
caught pcckinpauSh's drive with his
bare hand. cutting OFF sure double
Manager lIuggins objected so
strongly against Jackson's catch Of
Ruins drive that he was bauished
from the game.
a crowd estimated at 10000, said
by club officials to be the largest
which ever witnessed game In the
American League park here, was out
IN hopes Ruin would put over am
other home run.
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CREWE WHIPS VICTORIA
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch. I

ISpcciaI 20 The TImcs-Dispatch.1
CREWE, VA, August 1.-Crewe de-
score OF 3 to 2 in one of the most
exciting games of the season.
Major Gof, former Ameri n
Lacquer. twirled for Victoria. He
lost his game by allowing hits at op-
Hobbs, for Crewe. hit for two
bases twice with second occupied.
Stewart, for. Crewe. nit harder than
lent support.
Fast fielding by both Unfold and
outfield saved several runs. G. Berry,
star ST. TT third saoker OF the creWe club,
at the receiving end for the Crawe
boys, caught a beautiful game. Fast
fielding, opportune hitting and daring
Base RUNNING Hsn for. the locals.
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The two big league races are ps,,inc
pretty close and begins TO look like any
onS peHnnn' now: OF course. we cant
!nciude Philadelphia in either league 40
my uoh seem 10 wan; to get away from
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T0LEDO'S HARNESS RACE
MEETING OPENS TODAY
single 6. Snnnrdo and Others Meet
Tomorrow in frcc-for-tII
Pace Classic.
~, ,iny Associated rress.l

Hy AsSUc!at"u I'ress.
TOLEDO. ONO. August Ito
lcdo's second grand circuit harness
racing meeting of the 1929 season
viii open tomorrow afternoon on the
Fort Miami track. There will he rae
ing five days. with Saturday reserved
Tor nuStpoR-incnts. The feature OF
the meeting Is the free for-all pac.
on Tuesday. when Single G. Sahardo
and others are expected to compete
FOR thc purse of $1,000.
The opening days program con-
siStS Of the 2:lS trOt. the 2:U6 pac"
and HE 2:l2 pace. each for a purse OF
Sl.2Op and the 200 Elks' club stake
trot for $4,000.
Nineteen races are on the program
for the week. with 3iS horses named
in the various events.
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OLYMPIC TEAM EN- ROUTE
ny JAMES T.. CTED) MEREDITH,
Unlvcrsnl Service STAFF Corresponds


ON BOARD THE STEAMSHIP
PRINCESS MATOIKA, July 81
There was little work aboard today
for any Of the athletes.
Last night was hot-roastinS.
1t was 4 bad night for the major.
ity of the athletes and due to the
sitting temperature below decks.
many OF them took their bedding and
went on deck to get the benefit of
the little air there was stirring.
Early this morning, however. they
were rudciy awakened by a rain
storm and were sent running for
shelter.
The men who etayed Indoors spent
the night for the most part In toss
ing about.
For this reason the regular morn
ing work was called off and. had not
tomorrow been Sunday, and n day of
rest for all. the afternoon work
would have been postponed. too. As
1t was. little work was done by the
track men during the afternoon. but
the Marathon runners received n good
!drubbtng when Coach Ryan sent them
around the deck for .:iull I ho ur and
-
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CRUMP DEFEATS POLICE

In n wcll-played game Friday n.
BYRD Park, the Richmond Police base.
ball team met defeat at the hands
Of the II. r.. Crump nine. the final
score being 6 to A.
Cross. on tho mound for the har-
ness makers. had the cops complete
ly at his mercy, and with the eX-
ception of one Inning he was not in
danger.
Gentry and Ryder led with the
stick. while Brown and Bauer starred
for the COPS.
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Philadelphia.
Totals ....33 7eili Totals .... IS IL q u
Dated for Iiasty in eighth.

summary: Runs-Dykes. c.. Walker. F.
cobson; 2: Williams. Smith. Austin. Err
S2rs-Dyk.s. 2; Myatt. Gedeon. Two-basc
hitS-C. Walker. jacobson, .; Williams,
Sisler. Stolen bases---Smiih. .: sisler. Sac.
r!hce.GriGin; Double play.-.Austin and
St. Louis. $; Base on baiis.-Moore. 2:
nnighse. 3; TASTY. Z: Davis; D.. Hits,off
Z In, In : inone out in Gfthl: Has,y,, In 1!
-IIasty. Losing .pitcher-Moorc. Umpires
Evans and Hildebrand. Time RS
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GOLF AT DEAL BEACH
LBy Associated rressl

by Associated p.ess1
DEAL REACH. y. J.. August L.
Walter Hagen, OF New York. and
James Barnes. of St. Louis. profes
sional golfers, defeated Harry Var
don and Edward Ray, widely Known
British professionals. up and to
play in Il best ball thirty-siX-hole
match on the links OF the HOLLYWOOD
Golf Club today
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BATTER UP

,Ss oaay came Vim prooSyn Wii Dieasa
: a. his iavoriic UP there as he mos
You can also make a little side bet ,ba,
TO " the ' Wh,ss S sos and III,
bos' on them. Those boys are there.
Scout; Tom Mcnamara. Of tho pirate,
Mount ,'t foH The N|rfolk ROCKY
soon lose good man. VIII
=, y brand-ncw silk shirt was loo, =,
ne old ball game Friday. WrapneI u u.
navcr Soc,, t ,1, on The collar band and
longs 10. u oe
9 npe!sy siSsS and Begins 10 look Ike amy
nelaas eef Phifads npI Rf We can't
shSy dont seem 10 wan; to get away from
ve 5o FL, Jackson robbed Ruth OF a double
SGEns ws s Su o unto Of the S Ssowd Miller
putting up such an argument
Jus; think. fellows. IF Portsmouth loses
three three straight games and III We Win
be- on top. If Petersburg gets " an m eves
Some wise iitney driver ought to stick
around ana get the stTagglcrs at he
n' Our COPY hoy gave another treat las,
hair suit. We hope Well soon be pro-
moied to that. position.
Guess that. will be some wrestling match
Turner nSd Pinky Gardner at the Broad-
T TsSes A' hhat,, .. Arena Are you going?
Just think of Paddy DriscolI. had nm
offer to finish the season with the Giants
contract with some se,nipro team 1"uF
Those good OLD army rifles sure do
over there" but this time TO win an
olympic match. They do the trick either
They pulled bunch OF gamblers yes
Field "wagercrs" should look out.
Babe Ruth made another home run
all week. Let's get bu=y.
by the way the Colts arc going now II
looks as il they would come back Thurs
day leading tho league.
more. knocking them out. Those boys can
handle the stick in good old fashioned
style.
We certainly were shocked to hear OF
poor Christy MathcwsOns condition One
of the finest athletes that ever lived, a
pitcher without a peer, baseball player
who wrote his own stuff when reporting
one who helped to make baseball what Il
Flame Service. a record for youngsters
to emulate.
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CANADA CHALLENGES US
TO DEFEND YACHT CUP
New York Yacht Club VIII Consider
Ilacc for Next


TORONTO. ONT. August ALEX
andcr &. Ross, a former member of the
Parliament. announced to-
night that he had sent Il challenge to
the N.w York Yacht club to com
pete for the Americas cup in the
OF la22.
The challenge. Mr.. Ross said, has
been sent on behalf Of the Nova SEQ
tia Yacht Squadron. and If accepted.
it liz proposed Ia have the boat de-
signed by l!ritisher. built in Canada
and manned BY Nova Scotia fishermen.
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our copy hoy gave us another treat last
night by running around in his new mo
mar suit We hope Well soon be pro
mOted to that position.
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some wise iitney driver ought to stick
around and get the stragglrrs al he
game after tho big crowd has gone
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SENATORS WIN, 8 TO 5
LIZ Associated Pes

CLEVELAND. O. AUGUST l--Wash-
!rgtUn opened It's series here today
with an sto-5 victory over Cicve-
land.
Blgby, who started for Cleveland.
WAS driven from the box in the third
inning when Rice triplcd and Roth
hit into the new field stands for Il
home run. the ir~ time the feat had
been accomplished.
Clark, :. recruit. who succeeded
BaeDy. was effective. Rice stol. sec
ond twice. IN addition 70 stealing
HON" in the ntth inning. Score:
M. eluo,
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WILL JOIN SENATORS

TAMPA "' Ei S"'''' snrns iSi rhr,
Iinscnpn "Dccsy" Foss and Shor;stop
Robert I.amottc. OF the Tampa, Fla
state League team. have been sold TO
the Washington Americans. and Will
report as soon as the Tampa club
can spare them from the pcnnant
race. F'oss IS batting $3.50. and La
motto 400
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GIANTS WHIP CHAMPIONS
IN NlNTH-INNING RALLY
Kelly. Double BriuEs In Two Of
Thrcc Runs-f.upur Pitched
Good Hall,
Iny Assoclaicd rrcs. /

NEW YORK, August New York
defeated Cincinnati today. To >. IN u
ninth Inning rally.
l>uIuc had the Giants az his mercy
until tho last Inning when, after two
were out, Young and Frisch singled.
IN" former scored on kelly's doibi.
and Frisch and Kelly came HON. With
the tying and winning runs on Spcm-
GERS single. Score:
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81. Louis.
Totals ....3l i2ii Totals ,...33 1: 2! 10
-!iattcd for SchUpp IN seventh. I,
fbattei for kircher ia ninth. ,

81. Louis ........ .......o0 nob0l0 6-i
Brooklyn ....... ............o 2 20 3 90 -
Summary: Runs -Dllhoof"r: Olson. John
atom. Mics. Myers. konctchy. kllGuff Err
rors-Stock, Horn-by. HeaiiIco;": Olson. :.
Grimes Two-base hn-iicathcptc. Three
base hit-Jshnston. stolen bases Myers.
SaGrifi sGTEFonTnisr; liea,hco,e. i.ay.n.
Ncis. Mli!cr. Double p!iys-Schupp to NC-
Carly to Stock To iIornsby 80 i.avnn. Dill
hocfer 70 Fourn!cr 20, Dihoe!.r. Left on
bases-St. Louis, 10: Brooklyn. Z. Base ON
Sniis-Schupp. !: Grimes. 4. Hi,s-or
SGhupp. IA innings: Kirchcr. In ?.
1ttt ~ pitrhcr-by Schupp fScisI. Struck
out-oy Schupp. ?: Gr.mrE. 4. Wild pitch
Schupp: Passed Dall-McChrty. !. Miller.
Winning pitcher-irlncS. Losing
pitchc'-,Schupp. Cmpircs-Iiart aHd liar
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SENATORS BUY BRoWER
III. Assoclateh Press

CLEVELAND. OHIO. August -
The purchase OF First Baseman
Brewer by the Washington Ameri-
cans for $4,000 from the Reading
club. was announced here today
Brewer is TO report at the emf OF
The International I.eaEme scasor
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ATHLETICS LOSE
tBy Associated Press. !

tBy ASSOCIATED Press
ST. LOUIS, August l.-St. Louis hit
hard in the early innings today. driv-
ing Moore and Bigbce from the box
and defeating Philadelphia II TO 3.
jacobson led in the attack with
three doubles and a single in five
times at bat.
+. Walker scored one OF Philadcl-
phia's runs and drove in the other
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joe Jackson robbed Ruth OF a double,
Yesterday by going into the crowd Miller
iuCEihs was put out OF the game fo-
putting up such an argument 80
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JoHNsoN's ARM SORE

CLEVELAND, OHIO. August r.
Walter Johnson, veteran star pitcher
OF the Washington American League
baseball team, left here tonight for
Rochester, y. y. TO consult "a spc-
cialist. He has been troubled with
"a sore arm.
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Just think. fellows. IF Portsmouth tosos
inrcc straight games and IL we win
threc Straight games. we will once more
pe on top. If Petersburg gets an even
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Ross entry
fHi!dreth entry.
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Moran to Fight Beckett.


PITTSBURGH. PA. August IA
ca blcgram from Promoter Cochran,
In London. today informed Frank
Moran he had been matched to fight
Joe Beckett there on the night OF
September -.
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RED SOX TAKE ONE
[Ry Associated Pres

pETROlT. August l-IIoyt out
pitched Ehmke and Boston won the
opening game OF the series from De-
tro!t. TO =.
Mcinnis made Il remarkable stop of
u drive of Jones bat when the Tigers
had the bases filled in tho thira AT,cr
mat Hoyt was never in danger.
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Boston .... ... q o q I q 1 Ii
Detroit $500. .....l u o o q q "a
:, summary: Runs-Vitt, Foster Schang.
Scott: Young. Fiagstead. Errors-Foster:
Young. StanaEc. Ainsmiih. Thrce-b base hit
Foster. Stolen baacs--Foster. Scott Mem
osXy. Sacriiices-Bush. McInnis Jones
Bailey. Double plays-Ehnkc and He'll
mann. :" Left on bases--Boston. c: Detroit
:, Bases on haiis-off Hoyt. 1; Ehmkc l.
In by pi;cher-by lioyi (Flagstcadj
struck out--hy Hoy;, 3: Ehmkc I. Passed
balls-Schang. AinSm!th. Cmpires-F'riel
Chill and Mnriarty Lime % 49,
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TWILIGHT LEAGUE

Scutuuic IhtS eek.
Parker'S VS.. Brauer.
Burk & Co. VS.. Springer.
Gregory Bros. VS.. Marks.
Burk & Co. VS.. Parker's.
Gregory Bros. vS. Braucr.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
brooklyn. O: St. Louis. I.
New York. 3; Cincinnati. ..

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburgh ut Boston.
st. Louis at BROOKLYN.
Chicago mt PHILADELPHIA
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Southern ts,ocIntion

Southern Association.
cd end fifth inning. rain.)
New Orleans. 2; Chattanooga, /.
New Orleans. 3; Chattanooga, 2.
Second game. seven innings by
agrcement.)
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Weeks Record of the Work in
the Two Major Baseball Leagues
IBy Associated Prcss.i

IT, M, NEW ioh August THE of
ana lost hits,
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Score Icy lnHings n
Washington -. .0sA .bioeis
Cleveland ...... ...- o % . q a / a.
,Shnin%Ty Euns-Snanks. Milan. Rice ;
gSoins Ell.rb.: hapman,. Speaker. :;
SinIth; JohnSton. ErrOrS-Ellerbe. Two
base hits-Roih Eli,rbc. Milan. Smith. ?:
M",nnsEanss Gr1ney. Chapman Three
tS,ases.R!ce. !. Ell-tbc. LET: on bases
WHshinxi"n, .; CIeveiand !. ~ .e on balls
i!Iis.on Bagb?. = In : .none ous in third
on tiHrk IN 8: Niehau., In :. Struck
iI ,y,.,,, i, n, nitchsr-taghE Empires
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ARREST GAMBLERS AT THE
POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK
Were Quoting Odds and Accepting
Bets on Ginnts-Cincy
IBy Associated Press.l

by Associated Pressl
NEW YORK, August six ar.
rests were made at the Polo grounds
today. the prisoners being charged
with betting on tho game between
/: New York and Cincinnati.
y Three were acting in disorder,y
manner. the police said, while quot
ing odds and accepting bets on the
gamo.
All three were taken to a police
station. Three others were arrested
at; the end of tho game, q a. p "A,
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Texas Lenr1,e.

At beaumont. 1: Fort Worth, Q.
At Houston. S; Wichita Falls, IL.
At Galveston. 1-2; Shreveport, 1913.
AT San Antonio. 4; Dallas, Z.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York mt Chicago.
Philadelphia Mt ST. Louis.
Boston nj Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
- r ! RESULTS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Riclmond AT suffolk.
Norfolk mt Rocky Mount.
portsmouth, Ut Wilson.
Newport News at Petersburg