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The Raymer enterprise., 1920-02-05

II we always prepare ourselves for
the worst that may happen. we will
never be disappointed.
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HAvRE DE GRACE RESULTS

Efs' ra $50 I've 1 Won Ba4 FLORES .ss
III (IyncsJ. 40 sic second; Transient.
iCS tHarringtonl. 6.Ia third. Time. col %
General Agramente. Chow. Chesvalicr. DIR
Charles Wells. Due De MorW ana The
sseonG Ta isS rsm mleshort Change ,os
CIeni.n: 1850. ii.9o. $40. won: Pocatello
van. III (SchattcnEer) go third. Time
Loo. Calvert. First Consol. Courtfool also
Third race-sx .furlongs-st. Quentin. los
100 tNolanl. 80, 10. second: Jadda. 95
Grass MockeranGc. Chasscur Pitter Patter
Fourth race-no. dIstnnce-The Porter. 1oi
6, SoIssTT} 10 our, s seen SIinDeFy Elm
Clean Gone also ran.
Fifth racc-mile and n sixteenth-Edith
Indolence. i'll CieupcD. $50. 400. second:
rlme. Isl -. Robert owen. Miss FIilS.
nuato IT,. Thistle Queen. viii Do Ben
IIampson. Rohcr-na- Brcena. 0renzo also
Sixth racc-m,le and an eigh,h-Flzer.
1 1@ tSwaTiz 500 Sso 40 wen Bar
croft. 1l3 GIarrington>. $50. third. Time.
I:sa1-5. Rev Ennis. NaprnaIius Indiscreet.
Meadow Worth also ran.
Seventh race-threc-yeaE- Odds and up: one
mile and seventy yards-I'i,le. II: (IIcupell.
t msIt a see1 mia The DssoTt u Rsm
smoke. Shoal summer Sigh. sunny Mili
and kallipOlts also ran.
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MISS AMERICA WINS FIRST
HEAT OF MOTOR RACES
Three Hydroplancs Obliged to Drop
Out Owing to Accidcnts-Aliss
Detroit V. Second.
Iny Associated Press. |

DETROIT. Sept. i1.--By n margin
OF two seconds. the closest finish In
tho history OF the event. Miss Ameri-
ca, of the Detroit Yacht Club. driven
by Garwood. defeated Miss Detroit
V. of the Miss Detroit Power Boat
Association, In the first thirty mlle
heat OF the gold challenge cup race
here this afternoon.
The two Detroit boats, the only
ones to complete tho FIRST heat, shat
tered all previous speed records
Miss Detroit V. on elapsed time.
showing an average speed of G0.92
statute miles an hour and Miss
America 5000 miles an hour. The
fastest of the six five-mile laps was
made by Miss America in her third
time around. 63.6 miles an hour.
Three other hydroplanes entered
in the event met with mishap before
the completion of the first heat and
were obliged to drop out. Imp III.
OF the Chicago Yacht Club. broke
her starting crank just before the
S starting gun was fired: Miss New
struck n log on the first time around
ana iiilcd with water. Engine trou-
BILE on the nrst lap put out Miss
he He ISLE OF the Detroit Boat Club.
Gu ~ meat between MISS
America and Miss Detroit V. was
one of the prctt!cst races ever seen
on the local course. They
TOSSED the starting line with, MISS
america one second in the lead, and
they crossed for the fourth Ian so
close the Judges could not separate
them. Miss America took one sec
ond lead the nth time around and
led by two-ifths OF a second at the
finish. The elapsed time of the two
boats was: Miss America, 2o:a6. 90 =:
Miss Detroit V. 2?:35.i0.
The previous heat record for the
gold cup race was 56.5 miles an hour
made by Miss Detroit III. 1T Mime
apolis in 1917.
Under the point system of scoring.
Miss America receives eight po;nts,
on the cup. and Miss Detroit ". =.
Rainbow, OF the Royal Hamilton
Yacht Club, driven by II. i. Green
way. took the first nfty-mile heat N
the Carl Fisher trophy race. open to
d!splaccmen,s boats capable OF not
less than thirty-iive statute miles on
hour Rainbow went twenty times
around two and one-half- lie
Comanche. OF Detroit, driven by Ed
elford. was second.
The first forty-two-mile heat in
the Gar Wood $4,000 gold nugget
race, oren to speed boats of any type.
was won by Sure Cure, of the Detroit
Boat Club. driven by Paul StrasburE,
at nm average speed OF 44.75 miles an
hour.
White Cap, of the Toledo Yacht
Club, won the first heat of 22.5
miles in the Sallin handicap race.
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JIU-J|TSU WRESTLING TO
Be HELD THURSDAY NIGHT
Zckc Smith, Local Favoritc, VIII
Graphic With Jim Pappas, OF
Chicago, for 500 Side Bet.

II is generally acknowledged that
there is at present no middieweiSht
wrestling champion of the world. In
order to obviate this unusual circum-
stance ana give to sportdom a definite
l5S- pound champion. the manaSemcnt
OF the local broadway Athletic Arena
has arranged for u tournament. open
20 aN-comers who prescribe to the
regulations.
The opening gun in the elimination
series now ON. MS fired week before
last, when Waino kctoncn, aSpirnnt
to the crown from Worcester. Mass.
settled the hash of John I<llonis. Of
Norfolk. by downing him in two out
OF three falls. Last Thursday Pinky
GardnGr vas eliminated from the
the veteran Joe Turner pinned his
shoulders down twice. Both Ketoncn
and turner. having won their OPEN
ing round matches. are due a further
night OF september % at the Arena.
Ihursday OF this week departure
from the tournament graphing VIII
mcnt, and fans OF Richmond Will be
enabled TO witness tho only j!u-j itsu
match OF the season when Matsuda
go to the MAJ. The bout is strictly
Oriental jiuiitsu style, and as both
men are experts In this uncanny ring
art, the meeting should be we'll worth
seeing.
As a preliminary to the Oishi-Lu-
. accke melee. Zeke Smith will attempt
20 settle the naSh OF one Jim BaDpaS,
OF Chicago, who has had the daring
10 challenge Ieze and post a side
wager Of 500 to back up his claims.
| Thursday the matter will be def
nitely settled. and IL Is expected that
/ Pappas vii! mediate long before
/ again detying the Richmond star.
Mike Cokcl. The Western middle
weight champ. now looms In the OFF,
| ing az the most serious contender for
! the honors which will be contested
! September % by Turner and kctoncn.
/ Aitcr the match. when one of the
/ TWO Will have triumphed. Yokel Will
/ be brought TO Richmond to fight II
| out for middlcwcight crown.
! Zach Woodall viii referee all tho
| matches and AS usual. women may
/ enter free Of all charge.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. u.-With
Little Rock sure of the Southern AS
ISOLATION pcnnant. the fight after to-
days games apparently has resolved
itself into Il battle for second and
third places, with New Orleans. Bir-
mlngham and Atlanta as the con-
tenders.
Little Rock enjoyed remarkable
week. For the seven day period end
ing with today's game a perfect score
was chalked up, the Travellers being
credited with seven straight Victories
Atlanta played consistent baseball
and won five out OF seven games
played. The Crackers are sure Of
remaining in the first division. re-
gardlcss of happenings during the
remainder OF the season.
birmingham lost second place to
New Orleans today when tho latter
team took Il hard-fought game. The
Barons played nine games and won
four. New Orleans made rather
poor showing during the week, APP
parcntly cracking under the strain
resulting from their recent climb to
first position.
They won three and lost five.
Among the second division teams.
Memphis won two out of eight: Mo-
bile three and eight; Nashville one
and seven, and Chattanooga five and
three,
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TWILIGHT LEAGUE

The c. c. \. Twilight Baseball
League closed its season Friday. 1t
was the most successful wear the
league Rag had
The following teams composed the
league: Burk Clothing Company.
Marks Clothing Company. j. S.
Brauer's Butchers. DIR. Parkcr's.
Springer Drug Company, Gregory
Brothers Plumbers
Burk had TO play three games with
Marks to decide the championship.
and Burk won two out Of the three
George Fletcher was manager OF
Marks, and +. \. Strand was man
aGer OF Burk. The following played
on Burk: Lacy, left field; Lutte, short
first base; c. Jones. right field:
Mansini catcher: B. Jones, pitcher;
w. Gentry third base; Ray Patterson
center field; Stuart. center field
Marks team was composed of tho
following: Martin and Rogers. catch
ers; Bahen. Beazley and Thomas.
pitchers; Il. Jones, shortstop: Fletcher
FIRST base. Blunt, second base: Mar
low, third base: White. Luck, Smith
ers. Durvin and Mimeton. outflclders
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BELMONT ENTRIES

First race-two-year-o 1--WE fur
!onEs-Lkht Rose. l0J: Dough Girl, us;
SSeraphine; 10; Fluff. 10; Tamarisk. lls
Racchanalian, los: Clare Frances. i05
10; Thoughtiess Beauty. los; Conine. los;
Second ace-four-year-olds and up;
about two rniies--Rupica. 145: Infidel IT,
it2; Prince Hal H.. 40: Surf. 1873.
Third race-ihree- yaar-olds and up: one
Iniie-MnJor Park. i'll: sundial II. Iii:
Ralco., Io9;. Pickwick. 1lS: Tom McTag-
CART 1l2: Abadanc. ITO.
Fourth race-three-y ear-olds and up:
one NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ll9; Best Pal ll2:
1.unctta. 100: Cirrus. leo.
Fifth racc--ihree-y year olds: mile-Yung
Ching; III; Lunetta; III: Captain Alcock.
sixth race-three-year,oId and IN: ST.
furlongs--Scket; 100: Marianne. 1o9: Joe
ImGr f:oo LIZ; G;aiubeen; 1os: cmrytiba. 49,;
Frank II: lis: Victor s. lie: General Ca
dorna. 1i2: Liquid Fire. ll2; Sena Day.
liz; Sea Sinner. ll2
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COLTS LOSE LAST GAME
OF SEASON TO SUFFOLK
Black Featured Gamc With -Four
Hits Out Of Five Times
at Bat.
HARRIS AND SCHULZ WORKED
Game Was n Fine Workout for
Post Season Series, Which Com
mence Tomorrow at Portsmouth.
Tuesdays Game in Richmond.

Before one Of the best crowds Of
ne season yesterday the Richmond
|Gabby Strect'ai suffolk Cats in a
game that was anyone's up to the
last minute. Many thrills occurred
loyal fans have no fear but what
the home team Will be returned the
winner In the post-season series
which start tomorrow az Ports
Living UP to his plan Of working
out his series pitchers before the
games begin. Lee Gooch started
|cuh2e Harris and used MIN for I'VE
nninEs then sending Walter Schulz
to the mound :" get l!mbercd up.
the home gans started things. in
nc hrst Inning. when they blew
'nemscIvcS 10 two runs. Baker. hrst
IN singled and stole second. Smith
vent out TO right Held. Poole put
one in right field on which Baker
roole went TO second: as Gooch was
being put out in going to second.
POOLE scored.
The Cats came back" In the sec
strain banged one to center. and. On
l,aughton's error. benson scored and
strain went TO third. after Dce went
our 70 stuart. Duncan singled. scor-
We stuck over another counter in
ne second. when Duckey Holmes
Hanged ont two-bagger. went to
"a passed ball
They came right hack at ua In the
,nird frame. when Black singled.
Dawes vas given NE az Black was
men singled and on Daughtons sec
oni error Of the day. Davies scored
i ,i,. ~ a. f7oie Went TO third. Denson
Poole. putting The visitors one run In
the lead.
We came back In tho eighth. when
lnuShion beat out an inileId hit: Alb
IIuti was safe on Holders choice Az
''Hf hton went out, j, Poole 70 Black !;
~ Eckerts error Schulz was safe at
mrs; and Abbott went TO third Baker
~aH gwen l!fc At first on an !nneld
bins!e. he play trying TO head .>b-
bot of al the plate, but Umpire Bish-
on called Tommy safe with the run
which tied UP tho score. Quite an
g"cision and II was ten minutes he
fore play was again started.
Ihey went ahead again In the las.
then made his fourth hit Of IN. day.
sending Lloyd 10 second. as Davies
WAS retired. Baker TO stuart. who was
covering hrsi. the runners advanced
base each. 4. Poole went out 70
Ty Smith. benson was safe on Bakers
error. as Black was being run down.
second "a catcher 20 third. Lloyd
scored with the winning run
I ;ooch started or the ninth for us
with safe blrglc. stuart and Holft5s
famed. Arragon went in TO bat f>r
Daughton. out the best he could do
was raise ono to second. which re-
tired the side and ended the game
They fought hard, but were beaten.
and have no excuses 10 Offer. They.
however, showed some real ball play-
Ing. and the series Will bring out the
best that is Ia them. All who cant
go to Portsmouth tomorrow be sure
ana he at boulevard Field TUESDAY at
to help bring the pcnnan, to Rich
'uGpd.
Tho score:
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TRAYNOR, OF PORTSMOUTH,
NOT TO PLAY IN SERIES
Pirates Demand Services Of $4,000
Heaufy mt Oncc-Icaycs Today
for BOSTON,

PORTSMOUTH, VA, Sept. IL
Portsmouth has lost the services of
Harold Traynor, its star shOrtstop in
tho post-seasons series. Bill EIinch-
man. representing the Pittsburgh
pirates, came to the city today, and
VIII take Traynor away with him In
the morning, joining the Pirates in
Boston. He says Traynor will be
placed In the game Immediately, as
Cation has left. and Barbarec Is in
jured. leaving the club with only
Mcketchine to play short.
AS Pittsburgh feels that It has a
chance to finish in the money. n de-
mand was made today upon the
Portsmouth club for Traynor, who
was sold to Pittsburgh several weeks
ago ut figures reported TO be $4,000.
President Dawson sought to retain
him for the series. but the contract
under which TTaynor was sold pro-
vided, It was stated by Dawson, that
he would be delivered at the end of
the season. and tho Pirates contend
that the Virginia League season Is
ended and they are entitled to the
player.
President Dawson Is seeking to-
night TO procure the consent Of Prcsi-
dent Wilson of the Richmond Club.
10 play Champlin, shortstop OF Rocky
Mount, on the Trucker Unfold during
tho series.
At late hour last night neither
President Wilson or Manager Gooch
could be located, SO the playing OF
Champlin OF Rocky Mount In the
series 10 stu unknowE NJ
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TRUCKERS AND BUILDERS
DIVIDE DOUBLE-HEADER
Hipplrtoe Allowed Eight Hits During
tire Two and n Third Innings
He Worked.
tsR,eeial,o The Times Dispatch

lpp''ldI ~ H' IHitS- DlSpdlC0sl
NEWPORT NEWS. Sept, 1.-THE
Builders ended Il rather disastrous
season here today by dividing a dou-
BILE header with the league leaders.
the locals taking the first game. 20
/. and losing the second. to Z.
In the first game Benton did the
mound hoiioTs for Portsmouth. al
lowing eight hits. four OF them
punched. with two bases on balls and
an error In tho third Inning. which
Melted the builders their four runs.
Fred allowed seven safct!cs. hut was
air tight with scores threatening, and
received good support
IN the sccOnd game. Riplctoe. start
ing Tor the locals, was touched Tor
eight sasctics during the two and one
third Innings he pitched. These. to-
gether with two errors by the pitcher
and one by ZIiiinZiger. gave Ports
mouth s.N-run lead. In spite of the
disadvaut,p". Newport News got into
the game behind Foley. who kept the
visitors guessing and threatened sew
cral times 10 tie the score. but the
job was too much.
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ALL-STARS WIN

The champion Church Hill Athletic
Club met with an Overwhelming de-
feat at the hands Of the All-Star Club
by the score of l6 to 3.
Chewing. who held the All-stars to
2-to2 tie wednesday. started the
game. but at the end of the second
inning he retired in favor OF Tignor.
The large crowd OF rootcrs for the
champions seemed spellbound At the
heavy batting of the victors.
The features of the game were the
all-rourd playing of the whole win
ming team, and the heavy hitting OF
Monroe, Carter, Trevilian and Hotch-
kiss
Marshall. who was expected to
pitch for the 6. II. a. c. Club failed to
put in his appearance.
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ZEKE SMITH TO WRESTLE
IN JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA
rinky Gardner Unable to Go, 40 Lo-
cnl Grapplcr IN Substi-
al

will leave for Jacksonville. Fla. to-
day in order TO substitute on Monday
night for Pinky Gardner, in bout
with John Kilonis
ncr suffered a pnralytic stroke and
WAS ordered by his physician not 10
wrcstle again for six months. but
the Broadway Athletic Arena last
week. The Jacksonville promoters
however, released Gardner from his
contract for Monday night upon his
assurance that Xeke Smith would take
his place.
Xeke will return in time to meet
Jim Pappas, of Chicago. Thursday
niSA at the local arena
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PETERSBURG WINS LAST
GAME OF THE SEASON
Roth Iiurlcrs Were Hit mt VIII.
Fielding Slow on Both
Sides,

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
PETERSBURG. VA, Sept H.
Petersburg finished the season here
today with a 5.to-3 victory over VIII
son. coming from behind In the sew
enth frame and finally putting the
winning markers across in the
Ell nth.
For the second time in two days
the game was played In one hour
and ten minutes.
Both Webb and Judd were hit al
most AT viii. Petersburg getting
thirteen safeties and the Tobaccon-
lists q dozen.
Moran got four singles out OF as
many trips to the plate.
Slow fielding enabled both sides TO
get in safe blows that would have
been easy outs.
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ROCKY MOUNT DEFEATS
NORFOLK TARS BY q TO 3
IientToIc Playing Right Field Lost
Two Flies Owing TO the
SIM
Special TO The Times DlspntchD

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
NORFOLK. VA. Sept. ll.-Rpcky
Noun; defeated the Tars today in the
final game Of the season by the score
OF TO 3. coming from behind to put
across the win.
II was due 10 timely hitting on top
of Southpaw Terhune's wiIdncss ana
Pitcher Smiths muT Of line is 20
right. whore he was filling in. Va
rison was more effective than Ter
hume IN the pinches.
The down homcrs scored their three
runs in the sixth on three singles.
lieatwole played right for the Tar
heels and los; two high nies n the
sun. and thcY dropped for doubles,
thus accounting for the Tar runs.
Tho score:
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Summary: Two-base hit-Carter.
Trevillian. Monroe. Pitt. Three base
hits--IIotchk ISIS. Carter. Monroe (2).
Home run-Tlgnor. Stolen bases--LiG
gan, Crosslcy. Sacrifice hts-Hotch
kiss CO. Bell. Double plays-Chewn-
ing to u. Hicks; TiGpor to II. Hicks;
Trevillian to Poh to Crossley. Hit by
hascs-Church Hill. q: All-Stars. s.
First base on error-Church Hill. 5:
All-Stars, .. Base on balls-off
Chewing, 1: off Trevillian, 2; off
Tignor. .. Hits-Chewning, Q in 3
innings Struck out-by Chewing.
/; by Trevillian, 4: by TiEnor. .. Time
OF game. 2:0S. Umpire. Honesty
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TAMPA WINS REMNANT IN
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
VIII Play Scven-Gnme Series With
Winner of South Atlantic
League.
tBy Assoclated Prcss.l

TAMPA. FLA, Sept. 1.-THE sec
ond half of the Florida State League
season came 10 an end today. with
the Tampa Club repeating it's triumph
OF the nrst-half by again winning
runner-up.
on Monday 4 scven-game series
Will begin here between the Tampa
team and the Columbia. South At
lantic Association, pcnnant winners
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ORANGE LOSES TWO
Special to The Times-Dispntch. I

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
ORANGE. VA. Sept 1.-THE Char
lottesVille stars took both ends OF
the double -chader this evening from
The orange stars by the scores OF
TO 6 and to ).
The first game Orange lost by
ragged fielding and wild pitching of
Harlow with men on bases.
The second game was we'll played
on both sides Tucker. n former Nor
both games
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Close nnce Entriea.

WINCIIESTER, VA, Sept. 11.-In-
tries have closed for the racing pro-
the annual Shenandoah County Fair
at Woodstock, Va, September 14-l7.
Nearly $500 have been offered as
purses; and horses arc arriving there
from Washington, d. c., and MANY
Eoints In Maryland, Virginia and
Mest Virglnia. sr...a !. -
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HERMITAGE GOLF TOURNEY

Many cards are in for the fall golf
tournament of the hermitage Country
club: \ good sized field finished the
rounds yesterday after
noon and many more are expected TO
the players 10 qualify for the fail
Championship will be published after
the rounds tomorrow.
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O'HARA FIGHT POSTPONED
INV Associated Prcs,1

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 10.--Thc Ia
round fight between Eddie O'Hara. of
New York and Young Denny. OF New
Orleans, scheduled for tonight. has
been postponed until next Monday be-
cause of Young Denny's late arrival
from st. Louis.
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Summary: TWo-base hits-Mc-
Mahon, Walters. Stolen bases
Duffy. Reagan. Double plays--Bur-
dott to Mcmahon: Webb to Walters.
Sacrifice hit--Klein. Base on balls
on Webb. |. Left on bases-Peters-
burg. 6; Wilson, Q. Hit by pitched
bali-Klein, by Webb Struck out
Webb. 3; Judd, !. Passed ball
Clarke. Time OF game-1:I0. I'm
pircs-Harper and CASTOR.
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LIBERTY COUNCIL WINS

Liberty Council defeated the strong
Beverley Street Club by score Of 13
to \ yesterday at Byrd Park
The feature of tho game was the
pitching of Reynolds In striking out
twelve men.
Liberty Council has won fifteen
games and lost three this season
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IV''FN ~ "a
Hated for Benton in ninth.

Halted for BENTON in ninth.
IRAN for VioS In ninth.
Score by Innings: r
Portsmouth :. o0o0o1ooo-I
Newport News $4,000 O.--i
Summary Two base hit-Whit-
craft stolen bases-Allen. Hopkins
:; sharpe. Double plays-Traynor to
watt to Dawson. Bases on balls--ofY
Fried, 3; off Benton. 6. Struck out
Fried. {; by Ren,on. .. Time OF game.
don. Attendance. fair.
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SHARKEY WHIPS HERMAN

EAST CHICAGO, IND. Sept. H.
Jack Sharkey. OF New York. won n
newspaper decision over Peter Her
man, OF New Orleans, bantamweight
champion. in n ten-round bout today.
The fight did not affect Herman's title
as there was no referees decision.
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Major. buy Texas Irnyrr,.

SAN ANTONIO. TEX, Sept. H.
Five members of the local Texas
League club will so to the majors
baseman. and Kelly and Carton.
pitchers, have been claimed by recall
by the New York Giants. ~
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Brnvcs Buy Outffcider,.

GALVESTON. TEXAS, Sept. IL
Fred Mcdonald, Galveston team.
Texas League. outhcldcr. has been
sold to the Boston Nationals, il was
announced today
Mcdonald, who has been loaned to
Houston. Will report after tho closing
OF the season here tomorrow.
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BEAUMONT, TEXAS. Sept. 11.-Al
Nixon, star outfielder of the Boam.
mont Texas League club. was sold to :
day 10 the Boston Nationals. Nixon
led the league In hitting last year
ana Is tied for leadership this season.
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Ancricnn ASsocIntIo,

WHERE THEY PLAY ToDAY.}sS
Chicago Mt Brooklyn. H,yf.
ST. Louis at New York.
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Toledo, .: Columbus. {. - -
Kansas City, La: AIinneapolits,.5>s
louisville. 6: Indianapolis, g. 50
Milwaukee. 2; st. Paul. 3. 81
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Iron Man McWhorter can he figured
fN' win every time he starts, and
the same for Walter Schulz. Cudge
Harris has the stun. and II lucky
enough TO work in game when the
boys are doing just little hlttin;
viii come out a; the big end.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAy.'Ss
Washington mt Chicago.
Philaielphin mt Cleveland.
Boston Mt St. Louis. .siJ
New York Mt Detroit.
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Norfolk . OOO2Ol 90 Ga
Summary: Two-hasc hits-Bribcck,
corcoran. Sacrifice hits - St1inDack.
simmons and Englcber;. Stolen bases
Myers. Summa. Double play
Champlin 10 Dennis to Steinhack.
Left on bases-Rockv Mount. ;: Nor
folk. G. Strike outs-Yarrlson. >:
Terhunc. B Bases on balls--nn Var
Tison, >: off Tcrhune. >. Time OF
game. l:io. Empires. Cross and Re-
yelle.