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BROOKLYN INCREASES ITS
LEAD IN PENNANT FIGHT
Five Full Games Ahead of Reds
and Giants, With Cincy Two
Points i'm Front of New York,
AMERICAN LEAGUE PUZZLE
Yankees Are Onc-Half n Game
Ahead of the Indians, but Strange
ly, Arc Trailing Behind by One
Percentage Point.
NY Associated Prcss.l

. NEW YORK, Sept. l3.-The Brook
Ign team OF the National League by
It's double victory over the Chicago
Cubs today Increased its lead in the
pcnnant race to five full games over
Cincinnati and New York.
The Giants defeated st. Louis. and
Cincinnati dropped game to Phila-
dclphia, these results placing the two
teams tied so far as games are con-
cerncd. but giving the worlds cham
pions an advantage OF two percentage
points over McGraw's men.
The five game lead of the Super
has gives them an advantage OF 80
points over the Reds. and "a points
over the Giants
Anomaly OF baseball.
All three leaders In the American
there is no change in the relative
positions. The anomaly continues OF
the New York Yankees leading Cleyo-
land by half game. but trailing the
Cleveland and New York each gained
two points by their Victories over
Philadelphia and Detroit, respective
~, while Chicago added three points
by defeating Washington. and thus
crept UP point on the two leaders.
Brooklyn has not yet clinched the
pennant in the National League, but
the comfortable lead of Manager
Robinson's player will enable them
to take things n little easier for the
remainder OF the season. unless the
Reds and Giants start winning
streak.
AS the teams now stand, BROOKLYN
has fourteen more games to NAV:
Cincinnati twenty-five. and New York
eighteen. Should the Supcrbas win
half their remaining games, seven. IL
VIII be necessary for the Reds to
win sixteen of their twenty-five and
the Giants fourteen OF their eighteen
in, order TO tie Brooklyn. On tho
other hand. II Cincinnati and New
ork wiz only half OF their remain
!ns games, it will he necessary for
brooklyn 10 win only four more
games TO capture the pennant.
Visions OF world series in the
greater city have sent New York and
brooklyn baseball fans to the parks
in such numbers that at Ebbets Field
where Chicago was playing two
games with brooklyn. the manage
ment shut down the gates at o'clock.
half hour after the first game he,
gan. a crowd estimated at 10000
Grounds also had record Monday
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Come, seven" Brooklyn trimmed
Chicago yesterday : 10 3 and 20 ..
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MISS DETROIT '. WINS
OVER MISS AMERICA
Captures Second Thirty.Aiilc Heat
OF Gold Challenge Cup Race
by 10 Seconds.

DETROIT. Sept. 13-CrossInE the
finish line Ia seconds ahead OF Miss
America, the iarmsworth Trophy
winner. Miss Detroit V. OF the Detroit
Power Boat Association. driven by
George Wood. won the second thirty
mile heat in the Cold Challenge Cup
race here today.
Rainbow, OF the Royal Hamilton
Yacht Club, with II. Il. Greening at
me wheel. won again In the second
mfty-miie heat for tho Carl Fisher
trophy for displacement boats. I'm
ishinE 50 seconds ahend o! Snapshot.
OF the Detroit Boat Club. with J. w
Stroh driving. The winners time was
i:2o:i2. and average OF 37.2 miles and
L!hwina s ~. of the Buffalo
won the Satan Handicap cruiser race
oy finishing second IN The, third and
the race WIN, 10 Tllamock, or the
Detroit Yacht Club. Third place de-
veloped tie between Cornelia II. of
Cap. OF Toledo.
Although the course was smoother
than on Saturday. when the first heat
was run. the average speed in the
ably slower. Miss Detroit V averaE-
Ing 56:6S miles an hour and Miss
America. with Gar Wood driving
The finish today devcloped \ tie in
points between the two Hydroolancs
each having is points. Third place
IN today's heat went to Miss New Or
leans. OF the Southern Yacht Club,
Del Gilmore driving.
Miss America was across the line
n the start one second ahead OF Miss
Detroit V. and in the FIRST time around
Inc iivc-inilc course. made an average
speed OF G3.3 miles an hour, the best
OF the heat She held 4 one second
lead At the finish o. the second lap,
but was Ave seconds behind Miss De-
troit on the third and fourth laps.
She cut Miss Dctroit's margin down
TO four seconds In the nth. and was
less than boat length behind at tho
finish. The elapsed time of the two
J,ctrolt boats was: Miss Detroit V
3l:"h:Oo: Miss America. 31:3S:20
The til. and nnal heat in the Gold
NJ even, will he run tomorrow
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International League.
g,

International League.
baltimore. 3-ll: Reading, Is.
Rochester, 2: Akron. 4.
Buffalo. 4: Toronto, 6.
Others not scheduled.
American Association.
Toledo. ,: indianapolis, 10
Milwaukee. .; Minneapolis. 8.
Kansas City, S. st. Paul. IS.
Louisville. .; Columbus. S.
Piedmont League Championship.
Greensboro. 5: Raleigh. 3.
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MATCH PLAY TOURNAMENT
OPENS AT HERMITAGE
Club Champion Will BE Awarded
Handsome Cup Presented by
The Timcs-Dispatch.
DRAWINGS ARE ANNOUNCED
Aspirants Arc Handicapped Into
-Four Sixtccns and Spirited Coli
Is Looked Forward to by the
Committee in Charge.

for the matcli-piay golf tournament
at the Hermitage Country Club. Play
VIII be eighteen holes (match,play
rules), the first round to be completed
by Saturday, September 18th.
The first sixteen will play without
n ma the winner to be club
play under three quarter Randicaps.
tuil particulars posted at the club
house.
Trophies will be presented the win
ncr. runncr-up and winner of de-
icated eights in each flight and in
clude handsome cups offered the golf
committee by the Richmond Times
Dispatch and ID. buchanan Il Son.
ton of the golf committee, Will be
awarded 10 the club champion.
Drawings for match play. watch
begins today: are as follows:
ID: VI. Blair VS.. George lnglcs.
rraGii MaSS xs; dssSss u; slmp;Sa,
Il Il, l. J. b 5;MslI VS. vs. i. & IcS Ssdwei.
4. Ii. Balthis VS.. l.. -. Drury.
George A's Ss.0 VS. g 3, =: mn.
Frank f Sew W. VS.; j. a. i,t E9nneliy'
". il. Stree, Us: G; C. Faifi.mb.
George wight. Jr.. vs.. ~ W i'eH =. Street.
+ ( E hMsis VS. VS. M 4 l!a%h T. barrett,
IL. w. jackson VS.. Joseph Entrckin,
Third Sixteen.
Edward Ryland vs.. ID. l.. Brewer.
ii. $. Winston. Jr.. W. Wade Courtney.
Q. II. Pearson VS.. r. w Duke
NJ. NJ. Blair VI. Charles W. Selden.
i. S. Valentine W.. J. T.. Finncy.
6. y. Troutner vs.. Il. S. Crump.
y. VI. Baker vs.. $: IL. Love.
ri. 5. knight vs. w. 4. Smith
Fourth Sixteen.
>; NJ; Aikiorson vs.. u. S. Winston. Sr.
w. IT. Shepherd rs. +. X. Dapprtch
I. 4. Stanford vs w. ~. lng.!soli.
j.. A. Moon va. Charles +. Word.
w. Gray Watson W.. Ross Anderson.
Jack Ely VS.. Julian G.. Frazier.
Scott Cunningham vs.. j. Is. FRS
Is. r.. Pearson va. l.. Il. Ecppc!.
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Petersburg owner has nut the
COOLERS on the market Irving TO
break the corner In peanuts?
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Will Rheumatism Again
Bind You Hand and Foot?

There are thousands OF victims NJ
rheumatism who dread the approach
of damp wintry weather, for II means
to them return OF the pangs Of
rheumatism.
II you had rheumatism last year
and treated only the pains OF tho
disease by rubbing with llnimen,s
and lotions. you can be suro ,ho,
soon again you will be in the
shackles of this relentless foe Yo,
may got some slight temporary RELIEF
from tho pains OF the disease nv tho
use OF these local remedies. bur
rheumatism Is too real and relent-
less disease to be rubbed away.
II you wish to break tho shaekIes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
KIDD TIRED OF BASEBALL,
FRANCHISE is FOR SALE
Owner OF Petersburg Club Says IL
Local Interest Will Not Buy, Out
SidcrS Can Have II.
Special 10 The Timcs-

I7VCNT"E 10 IHe I IITItS- IJISpaLCN.I
PETERSBURG. VA. Sept 10
Louis l.. Kidd. owner OF the Peters
burg club. announced tonight that he
is through with baseball, and unless
the holdings here are taken over by
local interests nc will sell the fran
chiSc and club to another city. MIR.
Kidd has been connected with the
club since 1916. and for tho past two
years has been sole owner. lie stated
tonight that he Will be unable TO
give further time to the club, and for
mat reason viii sell as soon as pos
sible.
II became known tonight that an
other town in Virgil mia is seeking the
local franchise, and Kidd declares
that unless he finds Il buyer here he
VIII sell to the outside interests.
Efforts are now being made here
10 organize a stock company TO prc-
vent Petersburg from losing the
franchise.
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OF the disease. and free yourself from
its domination, you must treat tho
source OF the disease.
So many cases of rheumatism come
from tiny germ in the blood that
you should try remedy that has
proven so thoroughly satisfactory In
these cases. S.SS.. the fine old blood
remedy. clcanscs tho blood OF all
impurities. and removes all disease
germs that may creep into the blood.
Begin taking SIS. today, and IL yon
VIII write n complete history Of your
case, our medical director will give
you exper, advice. without charge.
Address Chief Medical Adviser. s24
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga,--Adv.
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BABES 49TH HOME RUN
WINS CAME FOR YANKEES
King OF Circuit Cloutcrs Also
Equals Worlds Record With Blow
That Routed Tigers, 4 to =.
Iny Associntcd Prcss.l

DETROIT. Sept. l3.-"Babe" Ruth's
home run in the sixth inning. his for
ty-ninth of the season, won today's
game for New York from Detroit, 4
TO 2. Ruth hit into the center field
preachers, scoring Pipp ahead of him
and overcoming one run lead by
Detroit.
Although hit harder than Ehmkc,
Mays kept the blows scattered.
The score.
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SECOND GAME,
Totals .34lOo415 To,,,s >, - .
hatted for Friberg in eighth.
1Battcd FOR Martin in seventh
Waited for Bailey In rirh,h
2Battcd for Maro,inrd L., 49,

ChIcaro 5'' r.
Brooklyn ............3 o o . 30
summary: Runs-ChicaEo fNcrtti
Myers Schmandt X .un ja). MiiisT"
Errors-chicago tTcriy t3). O'FarraN
Martin. Brooklyn (Oilon) I've a., .,
hits-Fiack. Mcrklc Friberg. Mar;;m
IN. roe base hit-Oison. Sacrincc-G-iS
mn: Double plays--Tcrry to Marble. XII
duff. to Schmandt to Miller to Jnhos 81
20 Mar0uard to Olson: Olson 10 KtIamr -,
ON bases-ChicaEo. II: Brookivn. I. R a'"i,
on bails-on Jones. .: off :.arouorh -
of MamauS. 1. IIits--oR Martin. 4, ::
OF BAILEY. IN i on. Jones in T. IT, or m
2. Wild pitch-Mamanx. Winning ntiSh
.--Nar1unrd Losing pitcher-Wn-,i,
Itimpires-e'"tgieS and o'Day. Time
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Ntw Ma,ch ror Momcn Gol1.-.

NIlINNIIU, sept. I3.--Mrs. Hath
away Watson. president OF the Wo-
mems Western Golf Association, to-
match between women golfers of the
East anu West. The matches will
be held preliminary to the womens
NAT .onal championship. the first TO be
played next month over the Mayneld
course al Cleveland. Each team will
nave nine players and two substi-
tuteS
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SPORTS
RICHMOND GIRLS STARS
OF TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Miss Elizabeth Warren and Miss
Penelope Anderson Dispose Of
Rivals for Championship.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l3.--Ail the
outstanding favorites came through
the opening rounds of the thirty
third national womcn's lawn tennis
championships which began today on
inc turf courts OF the Philadelphia
cricket Club. a field of seventy-six
tShiu,ries' one OF the largest In tho
history OF the event, completed the
preliminary and first rounds.
me feature of the day was the
showing OF Miss Helen Baker. one OF
s me California entries. who eliminated
MISS Corrin Gould, OF St. Louis, Mid
ute western champion. with the loss
Oh only one game.
Faroritrs Of the Gallery.
MISS Marion Zindcrstcin. of Boston.
ana Mrs. Molla BjursteLt Mallory, Of
c SEw norki both won comparatively
opinion OF the gallery was that they
viii be strong cortcnders for the
championship.
Mrs George ", wiEhtman. of Bos-
tered this year.
=, The other two Pacific Coast players,
M.as Eleanor Tenant and Mrs. Il; ".
MISS Tcnnant by default and Mrs.
lcuit.
Itichmond'a Entrnnt. yictoriou,.
PREVIOUS to the senior Champion
ships the national Junior event for
girls under Is was begun, with nine.
eGfH won 4 hana he sMo
warren. OF .Westhampton. dtsposinE
OF Miss Evelyn Martin. OF Phi!adci.
hnssrs Con- 81; While Miss rsneiope
Remak. OF Philadelphia. o.. G-2.
The results were az follows:
Womcn's s!nglcs--P rel mi nary
round:
Miss Eleanor Tenant, California.
Won from MISS Coronna wynn. New
York. default
Mrs. Robert Leroy New York. won
from Mrs. Gilbert Harvey, Phiiadei-
phia. default.
First round:
Miss Vincttc willard. Philadelphia.
won from Mrs. Bargcr- Wallach, Now
York. default.
Junior championship singles = Pre-
liminary round:
Miss louise Dixon. Philadelphia. de-
fca,cd Miss Beatrice V. Seweli, Phil
edclph!a. G-1. Go.
Miss Margaret 81. =. Bayard, Bos-
ton, defeated Miss Mary DEF. Geary.
Miss Elizabeth Warren, Richmond.
Va. defeated Miss Evelyn Martin,
Philadelphia, CO. 6-1.
First round:
Miss Virginia l.. Carpenter, Phil
AIDE phia. defeated Miss Caroline Mac
Faddcn. Philadelphia, OIL, Go.
Miss Marguerite j. Boyle, Philadel-
phia. defeated Miss Louie Thomson,
philadelphia, 6-l. 6-l.
Miss Penelope Anderson. Richmond.
Va. defeated Miss Caroline Remak,
Philadelphia, ca. CO
Miss Caroline Graham, Philadelphia,
won from Miss Elizabeth Becker.
Greenwich. Conn. default.
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BROOKLYN TIGHTENS GRIP
WITH A D0UBLE-HEADER
fBy Associated press.l

BROOKLYN. Sept l3-Brooklyn
Increased its lead in the National
league pennant race to 1--WE full
header from Chicago. to 3. and 7 TO
- while Cincinnati lost to Philadcl-
phin. II was the Superbas' tenth
SIT ight victory on their home dia-
The scores. ~ 'SS''
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st, lnuiS
..o,ais 81 - ~ cs Totals t5l5 IoIa
.hattcd Tor Austin In fourteenth 40

Boston 80 n n n . II.
ST Louis II IL
vii snEary: Runs.-p"ston (Acnoskv
TI:I.on. .: Sis.cr) Errors Ni,ns,nr,
isr, bFady): s.. Louis (Gsrbcr. Sis
hhas,er. ,T,nree-basc hit schang yoi.n
smith jInorr... Sacrifice hlts-Scott,
SSSS,s':a) Austin to Gcd, on TO S;slsr.
- Uo,, 10 bTady to McNa!!y. Left on bases
OF ffs 49,: naync 3: Eurwcll. g. Hits
az inSmSmeI 10 III tnone out in eighth
snayne tSchangl; by Myers 1Wii,,amsi.
~ it uyH Tut-by Bayne. l. Losing pitcher
=, ,u' VIII -. tInp!rcs. Hide brand and
Ai"riarty. Time. 2.2S. o"u
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FIRST GAME.
rDot,1. a, -
.BatIea - ~ Totals 81 81

o,Score by innings u
nrootiiiSUn '............I % o 0 o o "a
summary: Runs-t,hicaso C.lacT Dali
My Si1; IKriTIS TnG ,t.Grimth: Wheat 1s5.
SNonen; BROOKLYN (whcaD Two. hasn
ih,iitts-EiaCk. Deal. Kruger Three base
niIs-MeFkle. Johnston. Wheat NO.
Kruger, Sacriices-Terry. PfetTer. DSnhi.;
Eiays-O Farrell to MerkIc to Aicxandrr.
pe2l TO Mcrkle; Terry TO Fribcrg TO WerkIc'
Left on bases-Chicago. s: Broskirnh 'S'
Eases on ba!ls-off Alexander. }: on car
10 In 6; on Carter. 2 in 3. Struck om,s
by, Alexander. /; by Ffefier. g. Passed
paliIhrucEer Winning pitcher-pfeIer
Losing pitcher-Alcxandcr Umri,nu.T.
O'Day and QuIglcy. Time rs
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But let's all go to Boulevard r,,o,,
oIay, ara REID
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INDIANS TRIM ATHLETICS
BY BUNCH|NG THEIR HITS
Two Straight From the Erst-
while Great Mackmcn.
IBy Associntcd prcss.)

CLEVELAND. OHIO, Sept. "a
Cleveland made 1t two straight from
Philadelphia today, winning to =.
Nayior was puzzle until the fifth
when Cleveland punched hits and tied
the score.
The winning run WAS scored in TIE
sixth on singles by Speaker and
Gardner and Perkins error.
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st. Paul Win, Chnmni,n.,,,,

81. FAUL. MINI. Sept. I3.-St,
law mas won the 1920 championship
M ncficah Association. its VIC
tory In one game OF double. header
AZ milwaukee yesterday clinching the
honor. with only twenty-five games
me LOCALS schedule they now have a
ST Paul has won an even IoI Tamcs
out OF li3 played
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Vnr,lon and Ray Win.

CINCINNATI. OHIO. Sept. Ia
Harry anc Ted Ray. British Golf
champions. today beat Templeton
Brigss, Cincinnati. city Champion.
and AL Baumgartner, former CITY
champion. one up, on the course OF
the Cincinnati Golf Club.
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GIANTS HAMMER DOAK AND
SHUT OUT CARDS, 7 TO o

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Ncw York
smut out st. Louis today, to 0.
The Giants went after Doak in tho
second inning. getting five hits, in
Hlndlng triple and home run.
! hese, with two passes and a sacri-
ice fly Melted six runs.
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Totals 81 ast II Totals, 30 ~,

pittsburgh ..........o 100000 %
>, summary: Runs-,Boston (Mann. iIoikr.
,oston tFera hGp,siha ak.
Sacrifice hit[Seott Base on haIls-or
Roston. 6. Struck out-Adans. 4: Scott.
g. Double play--Cutshaw to McKechnic
to Grimm. Hits--on Adams. in Z: m
linn. in I. Wild ptch-Adams. Losing
pttchcr-Adams. umpircs. Kltm and
Emslie. Time. :2l.
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Southern Association.

Mobile. .: Atlanta. I (arst game;
10 inningsp.
Mobile 3; Atlanta. IL tsecond game:
innings by asrecment).
.ni!'ningham. 4; New Orleans. 8
Girm!nsham. /: New Orleans. Q
mcnt).
Memphis. 3: Nashville. ..
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Totals .3o 6:7 IS Totals 40 Q o7l9 |
Hated for Pin"!li in ninth.
Sbatted for StanaSe in ninth

lev York ..........0 0 / o. OIL o.
S uI,, ,,..,..:.';;:....;l 00l o o %
,, T,uhhiihaTS: Runs-Ncw York (Pcckin-
nnnush. ripp; Ruth. wardi Detrni,
mnnn' rsnch). Errors--Dc,roit tHcii-
n.tnl. Two base hits-Ward Eracb
Eio9ob;; Home run--Ru,h. Sacrii,ceshn,
= IN nhc'i; Prtt Double plays-Ward
mo- Mo- l'ipp CD: Pratt. PeckInpaurh and
irdp,pp. Lefs on bases--Now York. (; I De
Eb h,,, o. ,bssSs on bails-on Mays. I: or
FIhnkc, j. Hit BY pitchcr--by Ehn,ln
M;ewNis9; Struck oIt-by Mays. l. Wild
III riike. Umpres-Evans and Nal
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BOSTON MAKE 1T TWO
STRAIGHT FROM BROWNS
Mrnkcncd Ia the Fourteenth
ana boston Pushes over the
Winning Run,
II8y ASSOCIATED press,l

ST. LOUIS. Sent l3ros,o
II TWO straish;s from ST f.onis tn ,,.ia :,
55S winning fourteen !nni!ig game.
,h nu,r ,,'' who replaced Bayne with
weakened in the fourteenth Inc nj e,s Mn II,
hrs NE scored the winning run on HIS
'''' -, III and iooper's saGriiice'
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stnndInE of Southern As.ocin1inn

Mf;M HIS. TENN. Sept l2-Tbe
Stahding OF Southern Association
CUBS. up. TO and including games OF
sunday. September IL. annonncnd r..
gay ny irwin NJ. Lowe, league statis-
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Totals - 62t Is Totals 20 s27l2
'Ba;tcl for Galloway in ninth
tl3atted for MAYOR in ninth.

Phiindcirh!a .......2 90 o o %
Cleveland .........;o 2loO -
Grimm: Cleveland tSpeakcr. Gardner
0'NeilO; Errors-Philadclphia Dykes.
Pcrkinsl: Cleveland tWambsRanss, Sc
wclD. Two-hasc hit--Gr.flln Stolen
la SCI Johnston. Sacrifice hit-Covclcski' t..
Double pluYs-CoVolcskir to Srwril to
Burns: Dugan 10 Dykes to Griffin Left
on bases,Phiiadclphia. =: Cleveland. &.
liasc on balls-Saylor. . Covclcske. 9.
Struck out--Nayior. ,: Covclcskic. 6. Um-
pres. Connolly and Owens. Time. 1850.
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FIf.y-f:isht out Mt Corn.r

ITFIACA. \. Y, Sept l3.-Fifty-
eight candidates. including several Of
the 1919 varsity squad. turned out for
Cornclrs first football practice today.
Gilmour Dehie and Ray Hunt. the new
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TrJn,n Tn,

Columbia Tr,mn Tampa. @ to 3.
TAMPA, FLA, Sept. l3.-H.tt!ng
slow work in center field. the CO.
lumbia South Atlantic Association
champions. oeat the Tampa (Fla.)
state League champions here today.
q To g
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How They Stand Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE
fEsTERDAY's RESULTS
ftoston. 8; ST. Louis. 4
Iceland; 3: l'hiiad-Iphin. ..
ni."So: 10; Washington. 6.

w.. MmLKE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Philadelphia at Cleveland
bOston at 81. Louis
Now York ut Detroi
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Preparing for war in Erin. wives
Of British my officers have hccn
sent away tier halves Of our Colts
are nearly all down home" so look
out for battle this l.. NJ ....
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Summary: Two-base hi,sopanrs
Post, Viox. Stuart. Gooch. Goosctrcc
Champlin. Stolen bases-Goo seirec
3(R)s Post, Gooch, Smith, N!ox. sac.
rffce hits-Champlin, Arragon. Dou-
sbts ;plays-champlin 10 watt: ARA.
Rpn TO Poole. Wild pitch-Mc-
Gioughlin. IIit by pitched ball
Sfnith. Left on Observation-Disclosures
e :Portsmouth. G. First base on er'
rofS-Rlchmond. 2; Portsmouth. r.
Eases on balls--ofr McWhorter. j; on
n' 10: on Meclous hrnon AcW r",
s0ut--by M6Whorter. S: by McGlongh-
eiin, Time Of game--o:20. Um-
srseSS-Wegteryelt and Ortiz
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Tho score:
CF
Totals al 424ls Totals 20 SO
Score nv In

, summary: Runs-Cincinnati (Roush
nnamean; Philadelphia Drawings (2J.
Errors-PhiIa dciphia CW Firhts,"ne5 H'TTH wo.
pas hits-D9ubert. Rawlings t2). Three
V Ws hi,-Meusel iioInc runs-Rixey.
mays-wiliians. Paulette and withrow;
bases--CincinnaIi. 3: Philndeirhia, OF
Bases Bases on halls-on Filler. q. or Rixcy. :.
VIA pitch-Rixey. Umpires-Moran and
R!&icr- Time-l:2o.
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FELSCH'S HOMER WINS
GAME FOR WHITE SOX
Bnses Were Filled and r,xo m, w.,
TIC Lnndcd Circuit CIout In SIxth
Inning
10y Associated press.l

CHICAGO. Sept. l3.-Flcscb,. ,o
run drive into the left field bleachers
Win the bases filled and Two our In
n mt SKIN inning proved the turning
Ghicaso TO defeat Washington. IL IN
D. The score. '' ~ ~
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st. Louis
Totals 80 624 II
Totals % "a 10 Totals 80 s2eI5
nattcd for Doak in Third
HATED for Scott In seventh
:R2n for Smith in seventh
ZzFournter out hit by batted ball.

Score by Innings: "a''' ,
S s, Louis Wns, ...........S ooeoeoo %
>, summary: Runa-New York fI,urna
s nHnGrnn E IGonE. eFrissh, Kelley. King.
liea'hcote)i New York Grimes Two
base hits,-Doyl. Dung. Three base hit
King. Homo ran-Tsurns. Stolen n, acs
DOYLE. Left on bases--St. Louis. 7: Nnyy;
York. 4. Base on balls--Doak .: SCOT"
n =: OF Scott, In 4: on LYONS. i in 2
Losing pitchar-Doak. Umpircs. McCor.
'nirk and Harrison. Time. I:l5
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STARS OF THE CELLAR
BREAK LOSING STREAK

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 13-Phl-
aGeiphia broke its losing streak Of
six straight games today by defeat
ing Cincinnati. 6 to ..
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II tn" Truckers couldn't beat us on
their own home grounds, reinforced
by u conscript shortstop from Rocky
Mount, what chance will they have
on boulevard Field today?
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He runs 80 Ps. doesn't he? That's
why he's always Plugging for the
colts.
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BATTER UP
Pinch Hitting for Joe Cohn.

Well. Joe has hccn in Portsmouth.
he has visited Philadelphia. and he
nearly got 10 Paris. so the Kaiser has
nothing on hint