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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
X. OF c. League Closes

The KnRhts Of Columbus League closed
last night with De Soto winning the cham.
pionship San Salvador forfeiting the game
to De Soto. San Domingo defeated Pinson.
80 to 10. Barry defeated Columbia In IA
close game. Is to H.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

DENNY vAIGER has had his bout
d with Toe welling, Of Chicago, at
,ho national tomorrow night postponed
until The night of April 3. The New
Work dash Injured his right hand In
tbe aecond round Of his bout with
J;mnoy Murpby at the Olympia Monday
nioht according to q letter from Joe
Jacobs tbis morning. and while sparring
with Angie Rather In New York gymn
Yesterday Benny discovered that his
nitt was hurt 30 severely 1t would ne.
nsss,tate the postponement of several
matches booked ahead. Pop O'Brien,
natchmaker OF the National. matched
lack Russo TO meet Welling tomorrow
night.
nobSy DoyIe. Of New YORK, I. booked 70.
.wo local Souts sId T9m1s 9,t1s Bear Bear March 55 at
the Germantown Club
,ix'bout program at the Auditorium next next
esdsy night. as follows; baltimore Wi,Ie
Allen vs Bobby purWsn; Jimmy ytSdSS SoTSgSnr rys. ys
1onnrg orse Mse''%p Ward VS.. Kid Pattilio, Harry
KID stewart ys Tony arhn Dari.,s "TG The rnp Gpst
bout will 20 on Mt SID
Jo,,rny Rose, a supposedly tough guy.
Olympia Mopdsy Jack HanIon sqSespSedx xiS Y
setting chris ,D.s csaTsx w tS S.sS %''i hsTFy so .,
Other bouts: John Lewis xs; John1y M helyy
Murray vs.. Charley Ray.
Two Of tho heayyweirhts on the olympIs,s
MsrcS IL show have never boxed mere pc
Sore They are Carl LeBranche. who boxes
Fred Jordan and Fred Lanse who meets BIZ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12

:, ~ cenbrla. Johnny Martin ".
Tommy Doueherty viii be the sewi. Other
ESaie psver vs.. Kid West aud Bud Beach
US, Martin Judge.
annoar IN me star scrap at the Gayety next
;rucsdav night. other bouts are, Joe Eagan
Va All Winter and Tommy simpson w.
Silent Levin.
low Tender is going to keep very busy:
Nc boxes at the Olympia Monday nishnt, ~ y.
~ and al Lancaster the following Thursday.
Ia. J,cobs. who has made Benny valger
orc of the leading fstic lights in the coun.
Irv IL now managing Young Robideau. OF
this city. He also Is handiins batlihs
Reddy
There has been all sorts Of conversation
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-09

Instslaciones Elec.
tricAE
--Dinamos y Motores
-Distribuei6n late,
riOr o InstalaciO.
mes Privadas
ManejO de lbs Ins.
talGciones de Va.
por y Electricas
-Manejo do las Ins.
talaciOnes de vapor
-Manejo de las Ma,
guinas de Vapor y
Dinautos
Maneio de las Ma,
quinas de Napor
-MAnejo de Loco.
mOt0ras
-COmercio
-Contabllidad
-Mecanografia y Ia
quigrafia
Propaganda Com,
pleta
-Idioma InKl6s
-ldioma Frances
d. ..s.s. .ssss
. ssss sssss sssse
EakaAm
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-09

Nos gustaria ayudarle a con-
vertir sus suenos en- realidad, a
que llegara usted a la meta de
'sus aspiracioresTa que Sc labra
ra IN ventBroso porvehir. Sn
salvacion depende de asted Que
va hacer Ustei? GQmero
n6estra ayuda !? EscA'ihanos. En-
NADIA Sc compromise.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-09
PARA Ell CATAERO

FL catarro es una infection de las ne'l.
branas mucosaS y es I'm slntona de sangre
pobre Sangre pura prOtcge el siStenla
contra afecciones c;aarrales. Fl Eh.rir de
Le0nardi para h .Sdi9rc hmpiara su SIS
tema. expulsando dc su cuerpo todas las
materias verenosas. alWnentaFa sus ve-
mas y arterias con sangre pufa y roja-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-09
TOME

el Eli.riy dc Lcongdhiel gran renetio pa
ra la sangre. Este aumentara Su s;uigrc.
alimentara regularizara los pesanDs di-
gestivoss Devu,lve el color al aneuaco.
libcrtad al reumatico y da villa ytgIsur al
sistema nervloso. Su podcr en- cas-,s dc
deeaimiento. y debdplad Is sorprenJeE;e
Pereza. encrvaciou iai,a de vitali,led son
tanlbien indicacloIies dc que st sangfe NJ
costa un re:nede cica< y yiaorKador No
pierda neHpo. vaX.. pncd la;anleHte !. IA
drogaeria mas cerc1na Y ohtcnga Saa bo-
tela del Eii.rir dc Lcuu.ndt pasd Lr S,sr-
grss lomclo u,aa vez SC convenceri
Recommended por miles dc pcrsorbs cue
han sIdo ouradls de euvtn1mieut0 DE- Ia
saRgre. 1reumatISnlo. goia, ulceras; escr,i-
tulas. atunorcs, dcbilidad nerNosa Y otsas
enferredades I'd qliedara satisieclio j..
los rcsul2aos despts de lsrber Iomsdo IL
primera botella.
ELIXIR De LEONARDO PARA LA SANGEE
&Qetrena en- todas las croauefi1s !.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-09
Los PERIODIC0S Sc
HAGEN SOLOS

Estos dias Sc ha hablado mucl.o dc
una huelga de periodistas. La huelga
es I'm prop0sito sbsurdo por do razo-
mes que clasifcaremos asi:
A.-El pGblico no necesita para n
da los peri6dicos.
B.-Los psriodicos no necesitan pa
ra NADIA los periedistas.
Dejemos de momento. la ra26n A Y
vayalnos la rszon B. Yo, el abajo fir
mant2, he ''traba jado' durante dos
amos EN- un period co que Sc hacia So
70. ordinar amente, los redactores nos
reuniamos en- torno de una mesa muy
grande, psdiamos cafe comenzaba-
mos charlar y fumar pitillos. Aha
jo estaban los talleres. jPor que pro
csdimiento Sc transformaba nuestra
conversation en- arIculos y noticias?
Yo 10 tgnoro; pero clio es que, .poco
POGO, ell periodico iba .haciendose,
va no faltan mas que dos pagi-
mas, -decia, Ell regente las dos Y
media de La madrugada.
--Muy bien, muy bien-coAt ssta
bamos nosotros-- Que traigan mas
cafe.
Y volviamos tomar cafe. funar
ptillos discutir Ia poItica d,al
dia con un nuevo ardor. Pasaba una
hora ell regen'., reaparecia.
..-iTres columnas!- cxc1amaba.
I. -GTodavia tres columnas?
! acknowledgements la conversation ha
bia languidecido .Qui7as el cafe Sc
hubiese enfriado Seguiamos ha-
blalldo, las cinco de Ia maiiana. eli
''plomo de la palabra hervia en- la
sstereotipia, esoerando ell momen') De
su consorcio con la ''tinta de Ia. idea".
ESe momento Sc produc:a h9cja 80
chlco cuarto cinco y media. A esa
llora comenzaba a funcion1r Ia rot2ti-
va entonces noso os nos caL3ba
mos Nuestra labor habia conclude.
No nos quedaba va nj IN solo pii
no. Las cafeteras estaban sgotadas. 49,.
Asi Sc hac'; II PEI odico ordiu7
riamente, pero alrunas veces dab@a
las tres de la r.aLo Ia todav no
habia aparecido ningIn -edactor
-Faltsn 10 naenos dos picin
medis-murmuraha ell regonte.
Y Ell propietario, rascapdcse Is b r
bcs, rsfunfuAaba:
Estos muchachos!. iEstos mu
ehachos! $50,
/ Dsban las cuatro.
-Todavia fattan cuc tro o cinco CO.
! lumnas exclamaoa q regents.
--iQue lie vanos Ger! .,
Y, ESQ de las cinco; el rcgcn.e
volvia a presentarse.
-iAuh no ha veniio n ii.?
] No.
-Pues yo voy csrrar Ell nimero.
81 no, perderemos los co.reos
-Bueno. Cierre .usted- eutoriz ba
ell propietario.
! Y la rota~.va giraba, y e perio 10
salia, y hassa es possible que sa'I ese
mejor que nunca
! .Decididamente, los periof icos, Que
p2recen ell proGucto de UNI eivil.Ga
4 cion complicadisima, son algo tan "a
tural y tan espon aneo. como las 10
res como los frutos. Los poetas -.
bieran cantarlos. Los hombres de c: II
cia debieran estaldiar ST. biologia. ! G.
odicos que llevan treinta cuare% /
ailos de existencia han brctado
msjor. de un banqu-te q un
curse po]itico. Unos viyen moI estan on
- como IA violota. Ores son pom. )
SOS arrogante. Ulh:maEelto s.
pensado ell indnst-ip.i ar el 1erio>''
mo asi como, poe ejemplo, sc h indus
tri3Iizado n p"+"'c: pero r to3c-
modos una hue,ga de periS' istas
mi me pareceria algo ssi como una
huelga de oesanses
JULIO CT MIA.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-09
EscUELAs NTEANAcIoNALEs
Qnternattonai corrsspondence schoolsI

ApurtadO s7--San Juan. p. X.
Siryanse enviarme sin comprapnso al.
gunO pOr NJ. parte tod0s los datoA refe-
rentes Al kl~temR de las Eseuclas para Ia
enseAanza de w. ,EsDeeiAlidGd mArcAda
con una X
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-09

Ineenieria de Fe
rrOchrriles
Topografia
- InEenieria Mecca
. nica
-Perito MeeAnico.
Eleetricista
-Direcci0n Tfcniea
de Talleres MecS.
utcOs
Maautnista Mon.
taior
Taller Mccanico y
MontAie
-- NJ atem 4ticas y Di.
bujo Lineal
--- Matematieas ~ Di.
buio MecanicO
-DtDuj0 NJ echnicO
dc TA.
Her Mecanico
-Constrncsi0n y Di-
bujo de. Mkqui.
mas
-Alumbrad0 y Tran.
Was ElectrieOs
Nor-bre y apsllido
Calls y nameFo
ciadad ... ....
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-09

I'ltla c4i,ths \ lnaquiilas ppr co.
rreo a OJeda. Advt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04

Thc ramc starts today y. .o u.
here csrly as I, loDbE ,itn Schu,- ,-,;,n,
Sli'n MrGlouE him, Tho hovs are SIN ont
10 VIII; even n 'h~ fac" Of two defeat.
ana VIII probably win few straw hat.
Al games Next week will .,a-, 2,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
CONNAUGHT RESULTS

Frs, race,six furlonEs-Moue,te: ,oI
III (Duggan). $40. $3.50 second: GLOW
Worm. II. tKomanc!li> $50 third. Time.
i:i5. q. a. Crew. Lucky John Aunt Lin.
FOxhavcn and Spear Half also ran.
EDukEa"i ss sW,i i5 ,2SS wSs george
Jacobean. JOG Hinpy). $40. third Time.
I:l5 is. Charley Boy. Little Dear. Bloom
ington and Wrath also ran.
IinnD. s5.1S. $3.50. $3.50 Won: May ". los
tAaron). $3.50. $3.50. second; Mistake. iO6
Vision. An,iphon,, Far Fast. Lady katherin.
sFieid.
fnrionss-sedan. 10 tMcyers5. H.iS. 81 %
81 80. second: vive MacGce. 1903 (Romanciii)'
$40. third. Time. 1913 3-5. Uncle John.
Frank Monroe also ran.
Fifh raee--o ,,s q. mi.,s S- 4 in Black .,
Club. ioe swal!sl. $40. i$9. second: ROYAL
i:1 10. Broom Peddier whS Cares. Red
Sixth race..one mile and sixteenth
Miss Orb. 10! tDIeyerl. tiss9. 500. s5.3o.
won: liondo. loo tStearncsl. $780,. soTo sec.
ond: Blackboard. io5 tIyattsj. $3.50. third.
Time: las ;-h. Woodthrush. Don Dodge
"pd Th a. also ran:
Apple. IS tDrsyerI. A:Io u.oS. second
Ramona. 1o2 tPIckens). S1Iso. third Time.
lts SIS. Dragon, Prunes Thomas f. Me.
Mahon. Gallery Head and wiifreda also
ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
.SANARDO WINS FREE=FOR-
ALL RACE At READV|LLE
Horses Being Shipped to Hartford
for Next Weeks Big Meeting at
Charter Oak Park. s.ne


READV1LLE. MASS. sept.,as--sa-
nardo. the Boston-owned'.. PAGER.
nc Readville track today. winning
the feature event on tho last day'S
PWTo og;nr cS Of the Grand Circuit races.
p phy Won regular ,Hn te9ms!er Tom Mr..
o ohS geiding; then came back with an
second race OF the week In the 2:14
Iot the contending horses. bcing
NNa,ive Chief and Harvest Stream. Tho
ropseS owned by members OF the Met
ropoiitan Driving Club OF Boston,
VIII 10 Electron Dillon.
from here TO Hartford. Where the an
nuai DIE line meeting Mt Charter Oak
lark VIII be held next week. Sum
The Y,ss,,nropoli,an. sweepstakes: ,:s tro,:
E.sotI3n Dillon. b. H.. by Dillon Az
Abba Todd bT. N. wv: j: McDo;naiiidj:.
fe,sr Lq'iefd HsS sultan ws;i. Mi.. Col,
Srado and Peter. sunah'ne also started.
Free ;for.ail race: pur.-. 1900:
S SaniTaG rod D. q by sac Tspe'eo tco1,
s S$ q ,,s; sI sa5ss liz s sssN
Baroness Cochato. br. m. by Walter
Hs sr3:., c aftas sh ~ re- Fi.na4;
si hiaas2ra &sn go MIC ssa c.F. Nae
TO beat ?:3oE trott!nE:
wa mn''! Time. b. & BY San Francisco tcon''
Myiesf;; ,. m. by Malnieaf tco1,. won.
70 hsa, 2;;sH ,rc,,,nE:, - Nov, ,c.o,,
u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
BATTER UP
DY JOE COIN.

IL was there.
The biz brass band
And so were the Truckers.
'ioHs crew had invaded Bouicvard Field.
And so did the Colts.
And the scor. showed II.
/, wasn't massacre. II was ann!hila,Ion.
Scott started on fine. couldn't have been
crash, Lee stone came to his rsiief and
tough start on The n home E r2Sunaa Tor was
member. ''' q "e"
Eent out. Daker {" Abbott. FIST th ancs np
rail TSinFsa o nanf b ns nG
wrench MGels hsf In Tho The am HtanzH threw
va, Fl, the and have free 2. , Ike ' 10
hrs' issued them. No war tax either
The brass band played
So did the Truckers.
The Colts tried TO.
D,i ESen t III mish:y Lee Stone. the premier
stop that gang who live near Norfolk.
Rabbit Dawson trains his men on music.
n N
route BUCK could Spt do G 'ha, the ''F'he-ou'
The Colts .pinvcd tho old bail game. bu,
W Winh seem to lust have the correct punch.
., Possibly y, The nela day sport, had some.
doinE those stunts In hrst-cisss STYLE. I.o:s
When lie. Gooch circitd tn. haze, I'm.
The Gan Gap hc s[0 iii, %ss him a..
start something and ind out.
o., TaiGi3E about umnircS this pair now In
put,inr over real stun In d. cipions No, a
re- YsaL KICK In either game. Even fans seem
,, Tom M Nh. Who niay.h with III. Colt,
,unred ,h -,ers S" 10 tam Marer wS.r. hS no
has hooked up Win the Fnrr",i S,..I c. TSm
Mn ,pisr lam a. Sharon: Penn, rnhcrs,snd
good lob h'hr the ball scason is owen
IN TIE d,,-,sGcr between tho ,h--- leader,
widen, Portsmouth, Reens on winTT,,,. L"
ptirrsburE rc,s even breaks and the Cn,,s
hope 1t comes to pass.
r,os;r and '!rhtrr ali tho ,ir,. ThS
, nsnkSSs' tunnel ir'n second place and
,ha rse .a rsms s,aE Ets. '9 ; H.
10 win, even n N. fac" Of Two ,lnr.s CIV
and VIII probably win few straw hats.
:. Al ra ar, ,cc"st week viii stag. 2, 4
Thank YOU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
BELMONT PARK RESULTS

=, First race--ave and one-h half furIonrs-,
even: won: RustIer. 10 tJoRnsonl 3 to
70 to :. out. second: Kings BELLE, l6l
Time. 1907 Runmic Wise Dove also ran n,
Second race-slx fprlongsaYoung Ching.
Ia Iiahl-e i: 6Joh,nsoHl. = 10 z; to 5.
is to s.. to S. to s. third. Time Time III i:i9
sweet Music. Royal Duck. Anniversary and
Round Robin also ran.
&fY ss s 'f e o fs voS On;
10 {. second: Lottery los iKsisay,: 20 70
Sea Queen and Favour also ran.
Fourth racc-one mile and sixtee nth
Niikmaid. ~? tSandel. to 10. TO g..
Gut. won Fair Gain. Us tKunlnerl. 2 to
F!f;h racc-one mile-Ticacy. 112
,EnsSrl. 4 to 6. to 3. out. won: Alors.
poIbt!ng, Thomas; iIalJ. BIunner): %. 10
hoosch. Scna Day also ran.
:, sixth racc--fvc and one-haif furlonEs-
out. won: Dry Moon. lis (Sande). TO S.
cur. out. second: Cimarron. los tKclsayl
: TO to I. to 2. third. Time :Q6.
i'acK Night and Sobby also ran.
wilson entry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
BABE ENDS HIS STORY
WITH A TALE OF SOME
BROBDIGNAGIAN CLOUTS
Oh Boy! But Babe Made
Those Indilns Hunt Leather

In this, the twelfth and final chap
ter of Dabe Ruth's striking chron-
icie of his history In balloon, the
nnnbino tells OF n Enmc Mt CIevc-
land Inst yenr which he recalls
with more pleasure thnn any ether
he ever played. In II he pulled out
two home runs and n third hit, nIl
OF which drove In n total of eight
runs. four of them in the inst In
ming, enabling DostOn To beat
Cleveland to with Babe rcspon-
siblc for every winning run. lie
tells of the kind of ball he iikex
to hit best, discusses changes that
have been mndc In Pitching rules
anu why they nre advantageous
md concludes with advice to Young
players 10 keep their eye. on the
ball. their minds on the .same--and
get mnrrlcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04

rossib'y the field day sport. had some
Lhing 70 10 with IL. They roinprd around
~ m1' i those stunts In nrst-ciass style Lots
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
Batted Tive Home Runs
and Drove in Eight Runs
in Cleveland.
SIX OF 'EM IN SIX TIMES
AT BAT IN BALTIMORE
Closes as He Began With a
Tribute to Man Who Taught
Him to "Play the Game"
by BABE RUTH.

81 babf' htIh.
Copyright. 1920. by United News).
(All Rights Reserved by United Fea
ture Syndicatc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
Rheumatism Comes
From Tiny Pain Germs

First of all. get it firmly fixed in
your mind that all the linimcnts In
the world have no effect whatever on
Rheumatism.
Medical scientists differ as to the
causes OF every form OF rheumatism,
but agree that when caused by tiny
disease germ, the only effective
method OF treatment is to attack the
disease at it's source, and cleanse the
blood OF It's cause.
A very common form OF Rheuma-
tism II caused by millions OF tiny
disease germs which infest the blood.
The one and only sensible treatment,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04

Tom Miller. who piav~d with th- Colt.
uurInE lslN AMI gent N tho nray.,
who farmcd him out TO worcr,,.r h,s
,,ninrcd III, PetershurP team where no
mas becn niav!nc rrcRt hall al, v.ar Ton,
mas hooked IN with the Farrell steel Corn.
nn,nys team AT sharon. Penn Cndcrs,,nJ
Mil.r Is chemist and viii bc ciycn
good lob asfr the ball scaaon is over
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
SUFFOLK WINS, 2 TO |
tspccial to The rlmes.plspatch.

Especial TO The T!mcsDispatch.)
ROCKY MOUNT, " c.. Sept. q
While l.easurc held the Tarhccls to
three widely scattered hits this af-
tcrnoon Suffolk touched up I.oach for
eight safeties and won the second
game OF the series. . 20 I. The Tar
heels cole marker came in the sixth
inning; when Keller drove the ball
over the lcfi-held wall for "a homer,
AT all other stages of the game tho
cat twirlcr was in complete mastery
OF the situation and worked out one
Of the pretticst contests seen on the
local 10: this season
Leach, on the mound for the locals.
pitched a winning brand of ball. and
hut for Il base on balls TO strain in
the ninth. the fray would probably
nave gone !nto extra !nniass Dam
cans triple. with strain on tho IA the.
after The visitors had already gar
ncred run in. tho sixth. gave the
NIctory 10 the Cats. Loacn first
man np for the, locals in the ninth,
secured pass. but with Leasure 90
ing In great fashion. he was icf,
stranded on The paths.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
COOLERS WIN AND LOSE
special to The Times-Dispatch

Special TO The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA, Sept. 3.-Whcn
Slim Schmidt drove one into left field
for home run, sending Wagner
across ahead OF Nun. he gave Norfolk
n sufficient number of runs to cap
ture the opening game here today. )
to ,. but the Coolers got TO him when
he went back irto the second affair
and he lost by a too count.
The home run of Schmidt was tho
outstanding feature of the two en-
counters. and had it not hecn for this
blow the Coolers would have bettercd
their pennant chances with a double
victory.
After hurting the opening game.
Bennett went back in the second and
pitched nawlcss ball. Norfolk go:
only three men on bases in the sunset
tint. and only once did the Tars
threaten to score.
The hitting of Manager Wagner
featured in both contests. and Bur
dett got three straight hits in thu
closing contest.
Neither umpire put IN lis appear
ancc today and tho game was handled
by players. Swcctland ana Magalis.
The box scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
In Chapman's Memory
my Associated Prcss.)

CLEVELAND, ONO, Sept. B.
To-day WINS observed ut League
Park ms memorial day for Rny
Chapman, the Cleveland shOrtstop
who died ns the result OF being
hit by n pitched ball in New York
several weeks ngo.
Ten minutes previous 10 the
start Of tho ClcSclnnd-Dctr0lt
Ennc buSicr from the Cleveland
naval reserves, of which Chapman
WINS member, sounded 'tnps,"
nnd tho ling WINS lowered to half
mast. The players Of both teams
and the fms stood mt attention,
the players In front of their re-
kpcctivc duEouts.
4 choir of 100 voices snnE "Lcnd
Kindly Light" An orchestra fur
nishcd the music.
II was The first game at home
since Chapmnp's death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
BUILDERS LOSE AGAIN
Especial to The Times p!spa,ch !

Special 10 nc ! INES Dispatch
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Sept. s.
Newport News handler up {, sor, OF
Mary Garden brand OF baseball this
afternoon and Dropped tho second to
Wilson. along with NTH place in
league standing. because tile home
CLUB could not get hits of Mchen when
1hey were worth while. Mchen was
tairtisht in the p!nchcs. while. with
sone exception. Fried did not miss a
than one base was occupied
8E5sWtlson's first five hits nctted a run
teach. Six others at later stages
Rport News squeezed out five barely
scratch hits ard two
sscIean ones. but never when they were
gEood. Mehen and BaaIc featured in
Sail these pinches. each Striking out
pDce-or twice with the bases fun
Srnre.
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Mh.n i.e. Gooch c!rcitd the bar.s I'm
nre Ncst"Tvclt ran around with hin, in.,
~ show the rang hos sill "thrr. Iust
start something and Ind OUT ''s'
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therefore, Is one which cleansea tho
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INDIANS LOSE TO TIGERS
Ky Associatcdp rc.n.l

CLEVELAND, OHIO, Sept. s.--De-
troit defeated Cleveland In thu In
dlans first game at homo since Au-
gust Is. By a score OF to 0. Leonard
being very effective with men on tho
bases
Detroit made the only run OF tho
game in the ninth on Young's infleld
hit on which WambsSanss inade a
wild throw TO nrst and Cobb's' single
to right field.
Short memorial exercises in respect
to Ray Chapman. Cleveland short
stop killed by a pitched ball thrown
BY Carl Mays. Of New York. August
l6. wcrc held prior TO the" game.
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a big crowd fully realized that Jimmy
ioS's crew had invaded boulevard Field
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SENATORS TAKE ONE
Inv Associated rrnss-

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 3.-At,cr
holding Washington to three scattered
days game, knowlcton, n recruit
pitcher for the philadelphia Ameri-
cans; weakened In the nth inning.
Washington winning. II 10 :,
Up to fifth Philadelphia looked The
winner. hitting three home runs into
the left field bleachers OF Shaw. The
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zINN GOES TO PIRATES
IRy Associatoh 80 |

WICHITA FALLS. TENAS. Sept 2.
Jimmy linn, pitcher OF the local
team o: me Texas League, left today
for Pittsburgh. where he win rcnor,
TO the Pirates for duty.
Iinn was recently sold 10 the pi
rates. but was not expected that he
would report until the end OF the
Texas League season
wire received from the Pitts
hnrgh management Thursday asked
that he be sent at once.
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SPORTS.
Neck and Neck
tBy A.socIntcd Press,

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-'rhc Amer
lean League pennant rncc tight
encd UP today, with only ne
points-oniy half Ramc-scnn-
rating the Cleveland leaders from
Chicago, iR third place.
New fOrk's victory over Bo.ton
today advanced the Yankees To- n
virtual tie with Cleveland, which
WAN shut ont by Detroit.
Chicago fell bnCIS TO third place
by dropping II game 10 ST. Louis.
All three leading tcnms In the
National League won today. nnI
Cincinnati retained It's half-game
advantage over brooklyn. New
FORK In two Enmcs behind the
Superbas.
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COACH FRED HoLTCAMP.
IBy Associated Press.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Sept. Sired
center of the Ohio State University
football team for three years. and
twice chosen on the all-Wcstern con-
ference eleven, has been named coach
of tho Mississippi Agricultural and
Mechanical College squad. it was an
nounced here tonight. He will leave
for Starkvilie. Miss. Monday. to as
sumo his new duties.