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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
DENIES REPORT OF RUTH
AND YANKs BEING HURT
Story Believed to Have Been Scheme
OF Gamblers to Influence
Betting

NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-The sensa :
tiondl. but false. report from Clcve-
land this afternoon. that Babe Ruth.
Bob Meusel. Del Pratt and Duffy
Lewis. OF the New York American
League baseball club met with fatal
automobile accident. threatens to
create another baseball scandal and
uncover clique OF gamblers who
have been carrying on spcculations
in baseball scores. Tho story OF the
alleged accident was spread broadcast
throughout the United States by pri-
vatc brokers' wires. and is believed
10 have been a scheme on the part Of
gamblers to influence the betting on
series
The rumor created furorc in Wall
street. The newspapers were without
into the Offices from the street EN-
cited New York fans by the hundreds
phoned the newspaper Offices for de-
tails and vcriiication.
The story OF the account was soon
branded as false by Miller iIuSEins.
man ;.i-o Of thS New York Yankees.
part owner of the club. from Cievc,
land, that no accident had occurred
Euth got In here with the rest
OF or II the er team last night. and he's, right
Another story had II that tho Yam
KEGS had been caught in railroad
Wreck Whi!c on their way to Cleveland
from Pittsburgh. The fact that base
nan has become medium OF extern
sive gambling was recently brought
TO light by the instructions of Judge
Mcdonald. OF the Chicago criminal
court 10 the grand jury 10 Investigate
the "pcrnic ious business" of selling
pools on baseball games. The grow
ing ranks of gamblers in baseball
scores have been recruited from
clerks. office boys. messengers. driv-
crs elevator runners and have Erowr
TO as great proportions as gamblers
on horse racing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP WILL
STAY IN UNITED STATES
Last Invader Seeking Titled Elimi-
mated by Francis Ouimct, Of
boston.

ROSLiN, y. Y, Sept. 9.--The last
foreign invader seeking this years
amateur golf championship OF the
United States was repealed today.
and the new champion is certain TO
honors in soif In I91a he first caine
Into prominence by defeating the
lay. Tor the American open title.
mour.. of Scotland. holder Of the
trehch amateur championship. and
Armour was the last Of four
golfers from Great Britain seeking
Inc title 10 remain in the tournament.
qualify. The only other foreign in
Canadian champion, succum6ci in
The South was victorious today in
a contest with, the North. when
Boooy Jones, the youthful wizard
, Mos c Ariania' defeated the young
Wright. Jr... % years old. 6 and 1.
tomorrow the sectional rivalry will
be continued. for. the draw puts
match.
;, The other semifnal!sts arc Chick
Allis. of Milwaukee,. Today Evans
defeated w. c. Fownes. Jr.. Of Pitts
burgh. also n former amateur cham
p'1 fro, oy ! and U .; Allis won by 2 and
phia, who. de.hroned Champion S.
Davidson Heron yesterday and de-
TMd Onimet AT Oakmont last year.
ward star, has been one of the sur
priscs of the tournament.
~ the expiration Of today's
matches. Tommy Armour said he had
been immensely pleased by his visi,
TO the United States. having found
many points OF similarity between
TINS ms country and his native Scot
land. His sartorial display today
evoked considerable attention from
he Eailery,, 1t included plaid socks
.nas would have done ered, TO
parade EsnsS,, Of the MacLean kiities in a
self hve down after the morning
round. he changed TO a more SOM
Ere pair and his goif improved, but
II was too late. Cyril roliey, the
English amateur champion, who
failed to qualify in this tournament
was in Armour's gallery all day, ard
MS Panama hat. plaid coat and white
trousers also attracted considerable
attention.
Armour was eliminated a, the short
loS.Eard fourteenth hole. where
or from half dozen ur. From tee
on enc his. tho player drives TO
green on TOP Of another hill. II his
tee shot is not good. there is stiff
for the hole. hut Armour's tee shot
failed 10 stay on the green and when
he had nc better success with his
seconu. he picked up and enied tho
match.
Ouimct was five UP after the morn
ing round partly as result Of four
Wild sizes by Armour a; the turn in
the afternoon ouimet was four to the
good, and then on the twelfth hole he
Virtually cl!nched the match by SO
yard drive which was followed later
by l5-foot put; for n birdie +. In
the morning round poor putting lost
Armour three chances 10 halvc or win
holes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
EAST WINS TWO OUT OF
THREE TENNIS MATCHES
Tflden and Williams Defeat John.
ston and Griffith, of San
Francisco.
tDy Associated Press. ]

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 9-The East
won two out OF three matches In the
East-West tennis tournament, which
started at the Germantown Cricke,
Club today.
In tho feature match. william T.
Ttlden. H.. Philadelphia. worlds ten
ms champion, and r. Norris Williams.
H.. BOSTON. n former national title
holder defeated w. NJ. Johnston and
c. J. Griffith, San Francisco. national
doubles champions. So. $40. 81. Ga
In the singles. Charles Garland. Pitts
burEh. defeated Ralph Burdick, Chi
caSo. 60. 6-3. GO. while Willis r.
Davis. San Francisco. triumphed over
Wallace johnson, Philadelphia, As
DC. rs. Ga. Ga.
Tilden was not at the top OF his
form at the start of the doubles con-
test. His service was errutic and he
failed to get the ball over the not
at the fag end Of the match he came
10 the forefront with reckless dis
play OF speed and a variety Of shots
which were little short OF marvellous.
the critical part OF the contest. the
greater credit belongs to Williams.
whose backhand and overland shots
were executed with great skill Many
OF the former champions points were
earned by sending the ball across the
court with Il speed that made IL I'M
hitable. Besides. he drove and served
with great severity and then moved
to the net to finish of the points.
Johnston and Griffith played well.
hut they could not overcome the speed
OF their opponents. Johnston's strokes
were weil-nigh perfect. Time and
again he won't 10 the net. smashin =
the ball for sensational "EetS" Grif-
NTH ground strokes were made with
plenty OF pace and in the fine form
Burdtck proved easy for Garland
lie was nervous AZ the beginning and
this threw him completely of his
game. Garland's play was almost per-
feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
SPORTS
JOE TURNER BEsTs PINK
GARDNER At WRESTLING
Present Belt Holder Opposes You'll,
and Strength With Ex-
Dericnce

Before the largest crowd that cvcr
naGGked the Broadway Athletic Arena.
down to defeat at the skilled hands
Of Joe Turner. the Washington whiri.
wind. Fifteen hundred people, among
them a number OF the fair sex. wit,
messed ono OF tho fastest matches
ever staged in this city. 1t was a
battle between youth and stamina
against experience.
Experience proved the victor. al
battle The men entered the ring
Turner weighing 1856 and Gardner
tipping the scales at lGi. Both
thusiasm was shown.
During the FIRST fan some fast
graphing was exhibited to the fans.
Every trick OF the game was used by
wonderful ability TO get out OF tight
places. This fall went to Gardner
IN thirty-one minutes. when he tight
ened up on the Capital city wrestler
with body scissors and armlock
Turner came back for the second
iail full OF determination. The men
worked with nil the skill known TO
ians on their toes many times when
they broke loose from some deadly
holds Turner broke out OF a toe
hold TO grab both GARDENERS legs and
one IN !nuics with crab hold. This
no!d is practically new ono TO
!ocai followers OF the sport. only hay-
ing been seen in this city once be-
fore Turner got both Gardeners legs
under his arms and sat on him The
mold is unbreakablc. md Gardner was
when TIC men ,''i came Sn for fa,,
No. 3. Pink" showed that the new
mold had weakened him. Turner i'm :
mcdiatcly went to work on Gardeners
back. and II took him bu. two and a
crotch hold.
promoter "Zekr" Smith announced
that tho bout between Joe Turner and
Wiano kctoncn that was scheduled TO
be held next Thursday might would
nave TO go over uutil some other
hate because other bouts that were
signed would interfere. This match
sill be hcl din this cit soon. regard
less OF expense. September 81 * tho
date the arena manag cement hopes 10
stage tho bout.
In place OF tho Turncr-Ketoncn
bout Matsuda Oishi and Martin I.u-
dsGkc: jiutiism artists, VIII appear.
ana "Hcke" Smith the local wrer, ,
Ter, Will meet Jim Parpas Tn.
Smith -Pappas bout viii no doubt be
good. as both mon arc coniden, that
thcy VIII win the bout at Will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
MANNING FIRST IN.
CLASSIC CHARTER 0AI
Third Consecutive Year Murphy II,
Won Feature Event Of
Meeting.
tBy Associated prees.J

HARTFORD. CONN. Sept. o.-Pet,
Manning. champion four-ycar-oi
trotter. this afternoon won the class
$4,000 Charter Oak stake. the featu,
event OF tho grand circuit mcetIn
here. His victory was an easy on
the son OF Azoff easily having ~
speed OF field. and coming home o
the stretch with lead OF nearh
TWO lengths in each OF tho two head
fought. 1t was Murphys sevcntl
victory OF the meeting and the thir,
Chnr,au' year he has won til
s'iiy Crozier. the local driver. wa
enc DE winner of the afternoon, tai
n ,lhS nrst with Ethel Chimes. n Mul
PAGE 1S,, and winning the o:I6 pace will
n Ely sunday. member OF the PIT
,h stable. The free for-nil f,E
tinisheJe a y, troitlns colts was ui|
worthy Chief. Jane the Grea, ana Gil
.er bertha each winning a heat. Thl
n "se VIII be finished tomorrow, gel
The 2:io pace brouSh, ont ~
closest finishes OF the aftsrnoon vii:
inc TWO entries from tho Murnh
So IGts E EaafGea snljGy keeping the g
event. In the drst b ,Tom c Winning e
Ethel Chimes. carried Edna jSar,n
the half in leo "a. and svmhny I
Forest. with MURPHY In ~. D,'i,
won the heat in 2:o2 IL In ~
second heat. Edna Early won az,
whinpins finish with only a ,eng,I
separating the first 1--WE horse
cross the wire. Ethel Chimnn W
INC next two heats and the race.
Drivers Cox. Crossman and Serr,l
brought their colts out FOR the four,i
hcai OF the three ycar-old event. d1
spite The fac, aha, tho judges an
Timers had departed. They iined n
ior the start and scored down. cal
TINS the word from several newsn.I
pcrncn who were in the stand. Cox;
marc, Jane tho Great. won tho hcal
The drivers are said 10 be adverse 4
starting their colts tomorrow, as IN e;
are planning TO race In Syracuse ncJ
Monday az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10

Well. ito paraphrase viii Hays mon.v-
I SS.:asssl friend Blair: Boys get the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
COLTS LOSE FIRST GAME
l OF SERIES TO SUFFOLK
Duckey Holmes Played First Base
, in Place OF Poole Who
Is Sick

-.p~ The Richmond Colts returned to
Boulevard Field yesterday. and with
a patched lineup. went down to de-
feat before Gabby Streets Suffolk
Cats by score OF 10 8.
Bling Arragon was unable to play
on account of the injury received
Wednesday at Petersburg. and Ralph
stuart. Lukcs brother. held down
the third station. Ralph Stuart. who
As called Tiny" was at one time
The leading catcher III the Carolina
League and has quite creditaole
baseball history. II seems TO run IN
the Stuart family. Duckey Holmes
prancea around first in the absence
of Jimmy Poole. who is sick in bed
This just about puts Holmes in Abb
bott's class as having played every
position on the team with the eN.
ception of pitching. Guess either one
Of them could do that in pinch.
First blood went to the Cots in
walked and stole second; on Daush;,
tons out Holmes went to third. and
Tiny" Stuart was then given ticket
10 first Tommy Abbott brought the
two base hi, to left center. on which
both Holmes and Stuart scored.
The Cats evencd things up in thcir
half OF the sixth when; with one
doubled. Dec struck out. and on
a"Tiny' Stuart's error Duncan was
safe on first and benson and strain
scored.
We went ahead in our half OF the
sixth when Gooch was walked.
Holmes doubled. putting Ice on thru.
DauEhton went out. pitcher 70 nrst.
Tiny" Stuart walked. on a folders
choice. on which Abbott was safe at
iirst. Gooch scored.
They went ahead in the next frame
and were never caught. Black re-
oeived ticket TO first. Davies
--triplcd. scoring Black. and on n wild
pitch OF SCOTS Davies scored with
the winning run.
The score:
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CLEVELAND BEATS RUTH
AND YANKEES BY 10 TO 4
Babe Made His 47th Homo Run
Over the Right-Ficld
WALL
10y Associated Press. ]

CLEVELAND. Sept. o. Cleveland
won the first game of the series
with New York. 10 to 4, driving Quinn
and Mogridgc from the box. Collins
being taken out because he hurt
himself sliding into second base.
New York took a lead OF two runs
in the first half OF the first inning.
but Cleveland tied 1t up in the second.
New York again went TO the front
in the third, and Cleveland tied it
again in tho fourth. With two out
in the fifth. Smith walked. Gardner
singled and Johnston tripled. Quinn
was taken out and Collins substituted
Johnston at once stole home.
Modridce was battcd hard in the
eighth when Cleveland scored four
runs and had the bases filled when
Mctirnw replaced him with two out,
Ruth made his forty-scventh home
run ov>r. the riGht-fcld wall in the
third inning.
The score:
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COOLERS LOSE

6Speciai 70 The Times DlspatchN
TETERSBuRG, VA, Sept. 3.-rc-
tcrsburE's chances OF cvcrtakinC ne
Portsmouth, Truckers ware hariShe Il
today whom Trey dropOed The FIRST
game Of the final series Of the season
10 tha Wilson BUGS nv 4 ) to 4 count.
Holm. on the mound for the Bugs.
was touched for nineteen hits incIud-
ing two doubles. and three times the
Coolers had tho bases filled with
none out. hut the necessary punch
was lacking and nineteen Peters
burE men were lcf, stranded.
Although tho Burs touched Ma
gals he kept them we'll scattered eX-
cent in tho sixth when they counted
twice.
MagaliS save way in the seventh
to pich-hitter. Byrd relieving him
Th" game was listlessly PLAYED on
the part o. the ~aohc-si, considering
the fact they a.E h.t.linc FOR second
half honOrs
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GIANTS LOSE TO CUBS
tBy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK. Sept o. Mastery
pitching and timely hit by Alex
ander enabled Chicago to defeat New
York today. 3 to ..
The Giants failed to set hit un-
~ the sixth inning, and then scored
two runs in the seventh by bunch
inS three hits. one lucky double by
King.
Douglas also pitched we'll. hut in
the seventh hit by Paskcrt and
put the Cubs in a position 10 win.
Both runners scored on Alcxander's
hit to right.
The score:
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PIRATES LICK PHILLIPS
ny Associntcd rross-l

adclphia's closing rally fell ono run
short OF catching Pittsburgh today.
the visitors winning the first game
OF the series, to 6.
Southworth's short ~. which fell
safely In center, drove home the
winning run in the ninth.
hamilton disposed of three bat
ters in succession when he relieved
Ponder in the ninth.
The score.
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New York.

Score By innings: r.
Chicago ........0 q o 0 o % Ga
New York % 100 o 0 2 o %
summary: Two base hiis-Paskcr;.
erison., Stolen base-Deal Sacrifice
Deal. Double plays-t'ribcrg 10
Barber Deal to Fr!berg TO Ea Scr:
DouEla. TO Bancroft to Kelly SIitn
10 Doyle: Left on bases-Chicaro .,
.. New York. ;. Bases on balls
Douglas. >; Nchf |. Hits-off Doug
ming. Struck out-by Douglas. 2. by
Alexander. :. Passed ball-Smith.
LOSING pitcher. Douglas. Empires.
RiGlcr and Moran. Time 1910
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Boston

SCore by INNINGS: Il
Cincinnati ....... coo3oo2oo-7
Boston .. Ooooo4h 0e-Ii
SnmmarE rwo-base hits = Groh,
rord. ThTce-base hltsa-Wingo, Sui
ivan. Home run--Holke. stolen
hase-Botckel. Sacrifice hi,-Duncan.
y,ounle play--Maranville to Holke
=. Eases on bails-off Ruether. .
Of Bren;on. |: off McQulllan, 8: off
townsend. !. Hits--off Ruether, 4 in
D l-3 innings: off Ring. > in ga in
ming tnone out in sevsnth) of Bren-
ton. in innings; off McQuillan, 10
IN h2-3 innings: off Townsend | in
lis Innings Struck out--by Rue
,,nar; 8: ,Hy Ring. i: by Brenton, 3
icher-Townsend. Losing pitcher
Ring: tmpires. o'Day and Ouig-
ley. Time eos
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CINCINNATI REDS BREAK
EVEN WITH BRAVES
Manager Stallings and McQuilla,i
Both ENilcd to the
Clubhouse
icy Associated Press. ]

BOSTON. SEPT 9.-Cincinnati opened
tho ANAL series OF the season today
in Boston by breaking even, winning
the first game. 10 4, and losing the
second. II TO I.
Mcou!ua" vas put out OF the game
in Nc seventh inning OF the second
game for protesting n decision on "A
pitched ball. Manager Stallings also
was ruled off the bench.
Boston hit the Reds hard in the
sixth and seventh innings by concen-
trating ten hits on Ructhcr, Ring and
Brenton for nine runs.
The scores:
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DODGERS WHIP CARDS
icy Associated rrcss.

BROOKLYN, y. Y, Sept. 9-Brook
lyn started its final campaign against
the Western clubs today b. defeat
ing 81. Louis. 4 TO >. Grimes out
PITCHED Doak in close battle.
the second inning by driving the hal!
over the r!ght-ficld wall for a homer
Olson scored in tho third on his
single, a sacrifice and Wheat's hit.
The visitors tied 1t up in the third
on pass. Fournier's single and
Hornsby's triple.
The Dodgers won in the last two
innings.
The score:
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SENATORS WIN TWO

ST LOUIS. sept. a-WashinGton
detrated 81 I,olis twico today tn
) and to l.
The Senator'S won the first game by
a rally in the twelfth when they
scored three runs on two singles, 4
base on balls, Severeid's error and A
double by Ellerbe.
Shaw held the locals 20 Ave hits
in the second game, which Roth's
home run decided in the ninth.
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BATTER UP
BY JOE COIN.

Neuroior!s,s say that whom Rshe nm,
cIouts n homo run II So affects Inc I'm ~!
vouS system OF fans tina; they hecon.
pianatIon suERests tha; our ncuro.orisis
are 'Suii OF pruHcs'
Petersburg intends protesting ono "a, .hc
Portnmouth- Norfolk games saying IN 49,
ctarted later than two hours before sunset
it does about as much good to prnt.s, :.
game in this LEAGUE IL would "a 10
Rocky Mount to think OF getting INTO ina
post Beason ser;ss. The only Nav 10 per
q game In this circuit Is 10 win a.
Tho selection of umpircs for tho s,rg,s
10 about the hest thing the league man
aEement has done this year. Ortiz IVES.
fervelt and Cross ar In class bY .hem.
aelves when talking about Virginia Learn,
nm pires Some %! E!adley's arhitcr, mug.
have studied balls and strikes through rho
medium OF 4 corrcsDpndence school! Tho
sooner the leaeu, gathers together q com.
petept CORPS OF umpires the better i, vii
be on. II wouldn't be a bad idea for IN,
league officials 10 have Z school for ar.
biters this winter so they would he ~ q a :
for next year Ortn and westcryslt wouir
he all the faculty needed.
II 'Peanut politician" 10 on. who wink.
at tho smallest. nastiest tricks in ordei
60 win. Now what does the word "pea
nut" suKEest to YOU Ia the baseball world
Well, ito .paraphrase viii Hays money
';dtsktnkf friend. Blair: "Doys. xet IA.
pNu9adt
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-. %
Cleveland.

NCor" by INNINGS: r.
Now York ......c0l 90 o. 4
Cleveland ....ll 5000 S-l0
summary: Two-base hitS-Burns.
Speaker Three base hits--Johnston
90. Home run-Ruth. stolen bases
Evans. Smith. Johnston. Sacrifice
hiis--Pip7. Mcusel, Speaker. O'Nein.
Coveicskic. Lef; on hases--New
York, p; Cleveland. 10. Bases on
bails-ou!nn, ,: Collins. >; MoEridgc.
:; Mctiraw, !; Covelesk;c. 4. Hits
of Quinn in "a: MogridCe. I? in
J 2-3; Collins. in ! -. tnone out
in ,th): Mctiraw In Ia Struck
out-hy Quinn. J: Mocridgc. l.;
Coveicsk!e. Passed ball-Hannah
Losing pitcher-Quinn. Empires
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. ID
Fhllauclphia.

90 ID ID
Battcd for r. Miller in ninth
Batted for Keenan, in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Ii'tsburSh ....... q q o | 10
Philadelphia . 100000 is
TWO base hits--Whittsd Mcuscl.
Fletcher. Stengel. Three base hits
iEebonrvcau. Home run--Meusel.
SdcIi nces--fonder. Grimm, South
worth. Cutshaw. Williams. Double
play - Mckcchnic. Cutshaw and
Grimnn; Left on bascs-Pittsburch.
Ihiiadelphia. Z. Bases on balls
der, in tnone out in ninth)
hamilton. none in ]; Causey. IL in
70 ,none out in seventh: keenan,. 3
On r: struck out-Ponder. 4: Causey.
pitcher-Causey. Umpires-AicCor-
mick and Hart. Time-l:t6.
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Richmond ...... q . g u q ] q "a
Suffolk .......... u q q n q . OF
Summary: Two-hase hits-Abho't.
Strain. Holmes. Three base hit
Davies. Stolen hasts--H Dimes. An
hott Sacrifice hit-Smith. Wild
pitch-Scot' left on hascs-Rich
mond s. suffolk :. First base on
e-ro--Richmond. .: SnnolE .. Bases
~ bailS-ofT Scott. 4. on strain. l.
Hits-on Scott, s; of Strain. :.
Time OF game. 80. Umpire. orth.
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SCOTe Uy INNINGS. x.
Brooklyn :..ol looo1l
by. Eonctchy. Home run - Wheat.
Sacrifices-Johnston. Grimes. Double
plays-Heathcote and Fourier Left
on bases-St. Louis. 6; BROOKLYN. Z.
Grimer. .. Struck out-hy Grimes, 4.
Umpires-Elam and Emsiie. Time OF
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Totals 40 p Is !
Wilson.


xBat;ed for MaSaiis in seventh.
score by innings: II
IeteTshorS .........1 q q n li--a
Wilson ...l a q
Summary: Tw1-hase hits-Martin
Wood, Castle. Walters. Miller. Double
TO Duffy 10 Roth Sacrifice hts
Downey 80; Klein Base on balls
oc MaEalis. .. Byrd. l; Join. J. Lcii
on bases-Petersburg. "a Wilson. II.
Hit by pitched ball-by john. Mo
ran and Delaney: by NaEalts. Rom
Sacrihce ty-@ittinE. Struck ont
BY Magals. ;; BY Byrd .. by JOHN
Hits off Magais. in : innings. Tim
Of game-l:i5. Cmpires-Harpcr and
CASTOR.
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WHITE S0X BEAT RED SOX
TRy Associated Press. I

CHICAGO. Sept. a-Chica O.
through an eirhth-innirE rally that
produced five runs, followed b. an
other run in the ninth inning, de-
tcated Itoston, TO >. today.
The FIVE runs came when Bush
weakened.
The score:
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Score by innings: r.
Wash'ton o o o / 0 o o as
81 Louis 0 o % % % | u -
summary: Two-base hits-OSeill,
Harris. ElIerhc. Williams. Three
base Williams. Home runs
Brewer. Williams. Stolen bases
Tobin. Rice. Sislcr. Charity. Sacri-
hccS--C;cdcon 90, Brewer Harris.
Jacobson. Ellerbe. Double plays
Harris and Judge (2); O'Neili. Har-
tis and Judge; Gerber and Gedeon;
SmIth and Gerber. Left on bases
on balls-EriCkSon, {: Sothoron. 4;
Zachary. |. Hits-off Erickson. in
l-3. Zachary. in 42-3 Hit by
pitcher - by Sothoron tBrowcr).
STRUCK out-Erickaon .: Sothoron,
=. Zachary. !. Winning pitcher
zachary Umpircs-Moriarity and
Hildebrind Time-2:42.
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VARD0N AND RAY WIN
my univerhal Service. ]

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Sept. o..
,,Sated Douglas Edgar. OF Atlanta, ant
I'm Mckenzie. or Chattanooga, in 8
,hisIy-siH-hoic golf match here today
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WINCHESTER FAIR RACES

WINCHESTER. VA. Sept. s-wi,
chester iair racing results:
::3o trOt: purse $500:
Lord Oliver .tMIiierl S / 81
Free -for-all. purse 800:
Robert X. ,Sandcrs) II
2:l5 pace: purse $500:
Long Shot tEarlRE)