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The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-07-15

The board of Education of Kad-
Okla school district have let the
contract for the construction of a
new two room school building on
the grounds near the present
school house to accommodate the
overflow. The kadoka school is
badly crowded and the district ex-
poets to have new building some
day, but for the present means to
erect temporary building to take
care of two classes and thus re-
lieve the congestion. Work will
commence at once SO that the
structure will be ready for use by
the time school opens this fall.
- -
"The second day the program
was given by the Chicago Enter
tainers, with a novelty prelude
followed by a lecture, "Commun
ity Welfare" by Thomas f. Paris
and the evening program was {
musical entertainment by the Chi
cago Entertainers and a lecture
''The Personal Equation" by Mr.
Paris. The Chicago Entertainers
composed Of three young ladies
came a long ways from making 8
hit with the audience and consid
erabIe critism was expressed Oh
their work, and the local manage
ment was much disappointed that
entertainers of an enferior quality
had been foisted on the program,
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-07-15

The county commissioners of
Mellette county and of Jackson
county held a meeting recently
and the joint boards signed a con-
tract for the construction of a
bridge across White River south
of Belvidere. Bids will be called
for and the contract for construc-
ton let soon, so that the bridge
may be completed by next spring,
if possible. The question of a
bridge at Belvidere has long been
agitated, and it affords much sat-
isfaction to the residents of that
locality to know that the matter
is under way at last.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-07-15
: JACKSON COUNTY NOTES

Mr.. S. p. Brooks, who resided in
Philip until quite recently, pur-
chased the William Schwichten-
berg residence property in Kadoka
last week and expects to make il
the future home Of himself and
Mrs. Brooks. The Schwichten.
berg family have removed to their
ranch south of Kadoka.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
BABE RUTH MAKES NEW
HOME RUN WORLD RECORD
Clouts Out His 45th in First and
10th In Second Game With the
Red SOX

BOSTON. Sept. 4.---Babc Ruth made
new worlds record for home runs
In 4 singled session when he knocked
out his Eorty-s!xth in the second
game with BOSTON today after driv-
ing his forty-ffth In the Hrst game.
New York took the FIRST game. 5 TO
3. and Boston the second 4 TO ).
Ruth's homer in each instance came
with NJ one on bases. Both went
into the right field blcachers. the
first being made off Jones In the
third inning OF the first game. and the
other on Bush IN the sixth inning
OF the second game.
The attendance at the game was
3S,O37, the largest crowd that ever
attended Red Sox game at Fenway
Sew York ba,ted Jones hard in the
first game. but was held acorcless
after he retired at the end OF the
sixth. In he second game New York
oFcrciTne Boston's three-run lead in
the sixth, and added two runs in the
ninth. but the Red Sox came back in
the last session with the three runs
nseGed TO win Mays pitched the
second game for New York
Ruth last season broke Buck"
Freeman's major league record OF
twenty-five home runs In a season b.
driving out twenty nine. This. how
ever. was not worlds record, for
Perry Werdcn. playing with Mime
apoiIs, thcn in the Western League,
made made ,,orty-hve four-base hits In
1925. y" crden was Il first bageman
and. like Ruth was unusually large
physically. Most OF his home runs
wSSre made In Minneapolis. however.
which had very close right and left
heia fences lie seldom drove tho
pal! over the fence on foreign fields.
In 1901. Catcher Roth. OF the
Evhnsv!! lie. Central League club. made
thlrty-SIS home runs
Ruth this year has made at least
,hhc nom" run In every ball park In
the American League. although ne
nas. OF course. made more In New
iork IMAM IN any other city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
GUY MWEORTER WINS 18th GAME SHUTS SPORTS
Prominent Moumers

.sT'hIs home team cannot keep In
TRIM" snid Jnbcn Jones, IL mourner
grim. "rhey always Kick the game
away when come out to nee them
play! I'm sorry now thnt 1 am
hcrc-It's the last Enme iii see
this year. Our managers nerve
less pup. It's fierce the why he
gets shown up. Struck out! Oh
gee! No more for mel"
"a bunch of skItes!" said Henry
snide: Inst spring I tried to
tell that blOke his team would sure
20 up in smoke unlcss he listened
to my tip ON how 10 win n CHAM
pfon.hlp. And did he listen to me!
say. you ourht to sec him walk
ishcd" concluded MOurner Henry
Hyde.
what Is the use OF coming
hcrcs" said samuel Squcnl, n
games this ycnr mud never get
chnncc 10 cheer. II scemx it's al
why's bcrn this why. Our MANA
gers mn awful Jay, and yet, some
how, he seems To stay, and every
day sOme bonchcnd piny drives half
Ing us IN awful denl.' concluded
Mourner Samuel Squcnl.
That's so," agreed old Mourncr
links. 81 guess the home team
has some link TINT follows It from
dny 10 dny and makes IL Kick these
gnmcs AWAY. I'd like to know why
IL IL 40. hut I never go to n base
ball show except To sec tho hoslr
team blow! To watch them letting
chances by. you'd never think the.
plncc to get drinks: I'm going
homc!" said Mournrr Kinks.
on, life would he merry plny
III oil these mourncrs passed nyrny!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
.M'WHORTER SHUTS OUT
PORTSMOUTH TRUCKERS
Iron Man OF Colts Receives $3.50
for Winning Eighteen Games
for Richmond.
BUCK MAKES GREAT THROW
Harris Replaces Gooch I'm Right
I'icld-Pnrkcr Finishes Game for
Rooney at First-Portsmouth
Owner Witnesses Game.

The Richmond Colts yesterday
afternoon at boulevard Field showed
Zoo paid admissions and numerous
dead heads" that their dope was all
wrong and that the team still packed
good wallop. when they knocked or
the league leaders. the Great and
Mighty Truckers. BY the score OF
10 o.
It was rather tough on rabbit"
Dawson. owner of the Truckers. after
making the long AMI tiresomc Jour
hcy from that village near Norfolk,
10 see HIS own boys bumped on.
The colts started things going In
me second frame. when Arragon
pushed BlnE along on n sac, flee. BinR
scored on Grccnce's error. on which
luck Daughton was aafe At nrst.
,.rommy Abbott was given life on
noonty 10 Grccncc to Goosctrce on
McWhortcr and Daughton--cndcd the
inning.
Th!ngs went along In the usual
lea ,, on with drive behind second.
McWhortcr sacrificed Tommy along
hnkcr WAS safe on Trnynor's second
error. Ty Smith then doubled to
iioimes sacrificed and Smith went to
third. Gooch Was given "A life ns
boosctrcc pulled an error. Arragon
was safe on a fcldcr's choice on
which Ty scored our last run. Gooch
was caught. Rooney to Traynor. end
Ing the Inning.
The Truckers tried hard at differ
ent times. and although they made
nine hits to our six, the best they
could do WAS get man az far as
ihird Jimmy Hiox led the visitors
IN batting. making two doubles and
q single.
pretty play was p~l!cd In tho
nrst inning. whcn. with one down
ho0sciree waH safe on ArragOns error
aud went TO second before Abbott
got the ball Nio4 then singled.
pushing Goosetrc. around to third
Rooney banged ont Il long one to
Buck DhughtOn. who made a dandy
tarow from center field 10 Holmes
at The plate. which nailed Goosetree
aud completed the best double play
OF the day.
owner Ben Wilson. after the game.
presented Guy McWhorter with 1850,
q bonus FOR winning eighteen games
Tomorrow at Petersburg the Colts
line up against Tom Ciarke's Goobers
at 1880 a. ~. and ~ 3:30 In the
afternoon tn. same two teams rlay
AT Boulevard Field. Petersburg Will
send over a biz delegation OF rootcrs,
80 b. there ANA help the Colts down
tNe!g worst rivals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
CHURCH HILL TO PLAY STARS

The climax to the amateur baseball
season Will be staged Wednesday aft
ernoon at 4:iJ o'iloik at Byrd Park,
w wi,1 cro dse strong Church Itll boys
1t is understood that this game is
to pep" up the Church Hill gang for
their game In Washington tho end OF
next week.
The all-star team will be picked
from the following: Mac Pitt, Jake
Poh. Crossley, Stuart sale, Dick Kuyk,
Bill Pettway, Dave Hotchkiss, Harry
Carter, Pat Monroe, Pros Shelton,
SHOOTS Trcvilian. Hugo Blankenship
and Napier.
The regular Church Kill team, with
Marshall twirling, will line up for
tho last time this season. :,
Players mentioned for the all-star
team arc requested to meet Mt Muir.
phys Hotel Monday night at 8.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
BUILDERS TAKE TWO
tspcc!al 10 The Timcs-r,Isn,,c,

'opcc!al 10 The Times Dlspatch)
NEWPORT NEWS. Va, Sept, A.
Morgan today delivered himsei. safe
y OF the iron man" trick OF base
ball, and Newport News evened .he
count with Wilson by winning the
hrsi double-header the Builder team
mas Earnered in this season
Morgan waH in excellent form AL
lowing but Ave well separated hits
IN The first game and out four in the
Sharpe. the Newpor, News third
Sasenan. found his hitting eye again.
ana h!t safely four times In four
trips 10 the plate. two OF his con
nect!ons being for two bases This
occurring In the first game
The team got eight hits in all of
or webb, who was a ,rine wild ana
very generous with hits. when men
were on the bases.
The feature OF the second game
vas ihe steal home by Manager Lake.
me run was not needed. but NIGH,
nave been, and Behen, who was at
bat after two strikeouis, Immediately
whitfield again for the last out
Wilson players played close
game, but In neither contest we're
they In touch with the marvellous
Improvement shown by the Builders
over their early week deInonstra-
Cons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
ARMY HORSES ENTERED

ANTWEftl', sept. 4.-American
army horses are entered for some
events OF the equestrian games com
petitions. the concluding events o!
the seventh olympiad. Which begnr
Today They Will continue until Sep
TENDER IL.
The extraordinary tca.s OF the
horsemanship. principally designed to
show the agility and endurance of the
mounts. were proposed. Each nation
was permitted six riders In the in
dividual cvents ana four in tho team
events
TIE FIRST event provided for a race
IT nfiy k,lometcrs, Whl..h mus: he
covered In three ani one-half hours.
ana with ave kilometcra OF the course
across rough country filed with nat
1tur,es.
The horseH entering the second
were to cover twenty kilometers in
an hour and then Immediately after
ward race a 4,000-meter steeplechase
In addition, there were jumping
competitions and high school, work
for both individuals and teams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
TY SMITH PLAYING CLASSY
BALL FOR RICHMOND COLTS
HnndIex tho HIT and RIMS Dn,es
Like Star He IL Named

Talking about ball players, the big
league scouts have overlooked one
OF the best bets OF many years when
they continually allow Ty Smith 10
plug away In a Glass B league. MANY
ivory hunters" have been i'm our
midst during tho season. but as yot
none has put in bid for n young
ster who is real ball player from
head to toe.
Always in the 800 class. which is
saying an awful lot when fellow
is No. In the batting order and
so often receives order to 'Iay IL
down" And Ty can lay 1t down. In
both big leagues there Is mono who
places bunt any prcttier than
Smith, and when 1t comes to pasting
IL out he's just as good
Ty is a tcn-second man on tho
track, and circles the bases with the
best Of them. He is in select com.
pany when 1t comes to stealing bases.
Since Ty has recovered from his
numerous Charley horses" and got
ten back Into shape, he is Folding
his position In right field like Burns,
Cobb and many who now draw big
league salaries.
1t won't be long before Richmond
fans will be proud to say, why, ny
Smith used to play with tho Rich
mond Colts.S u 80 =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
DODGERS IN HARD HITTING.
CAME SHUT OUT BOSTON
Seven Double Plays I'm Game
Featured by Sensational Field
Inn and Batting,

BROOKLYN. Sept. - Brooklyn
scored It's second shut-out in sue
cession today when 1t beat Boston,
10 10 o.
The visitors made twelve hits off
Cadorc. but sensational fielding cut
Off number OF runs.
The Dodgers. who made sixteen
hits OF the Phiily pitchers yesterday.
got seventeen of Watson and Ocsch-
ger today.
Johnston. Griffith and Myers each
got three. The latter tr!pltd in the
tnird, after Watson had filled the
bases by passing Wheat.
seven double plays featured tho
game. the Bostons making four OF
them.
The score:
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CHICAGO LOSES ITS INK,
DIVIDES A D0UBLE-HEADER
st. Louis Took First Game. G. to b;
SoI Capture the Second,
= to -.
lRy Assoclate4 rrcss ]

CHICAGO, Sept. i.-ChicaEo broke
It's losing streak today when II di-
vided double header with St. Louis.
The visitors took the frs, game i
to In ten innings. while Chicago
won the second 5 TO ..
Cicotte was the victim o. the
initial game. being hit hard. This
game MAS terminated In the tenth
inning, when Smith drove tho bail
into the right field bleachcrs for the
winning run.
Chicago punched hits In the second
game and won easily behind WILL
fans great pitching. The score:
FIRST GAME.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
ATHLETICS TRIM SENATORS
IN THlRTEEN-IMN GAME

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 4-C;iy,nr
washington threc-run lead. the
Athletics kept pcgsing away, and
eventually won today's game in the
thirteenth inning, TO A.
Naylor relieved Rommci and held
the Senators to one run.
Erickson twirled good ball, allow
Ing only SIX hits during the game
but Shanks' three errors deprived
him of victory.
Tho score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

Biebee. Stolen bases-Galloway. Sac
r'hces-Judge. Dykes, Myatt, Rice.
Douole-p 4 y s-Rommell. Galloway,
Griffin. Charity. Harris. Duga1n,
Dykes and Griffin: Roth Charity.
oNoill. Charity. Dykes. GaIioways
ana Griffin Left on bases-Wash-
pn!is-or Erickson. g; Off Ronrnel1, g
nits-on Rommcll. II in Q: off Nay
l.or. In 4. Struck out--by Erickson.
ny Rommell. ?: by Naylor, a.
iasSed ball-Gharrity Winnfna.S
PIC itGher-Naylor. umpires-N n ilIn
ana Evans. Time-2:2i
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SUFFOLK CATS WIN AGAIN
I;necia! 70 me Tlmes-p!spa,ch,I

INNNCIa! n Inc TImeS- DIsp1tCh,l
ROCKY MOUNT, y. c.. sept e.
With both Clubs battling hard for an
from both tw!rlcrs. the Suffolk Cats
made 1; the big end OF the series
by counting one run In the eighth
when Eckhardt singled. stole second
and counted on Blacks onr-ply drive
hit hot 10 the inncld and bounding
from Champl!ns shoe tops
!Ioth clubs had other chances for
counters, but each time Lloyd and
harrison were not to DO found for
safe hits
The rarhcelS ring down The cur
tam on the home games this season
when on Monday afternoon I.abo
Day. they battle the Wilson Bugs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
TARs WALLOP COOLERS
Especial to The Times Dispatch

PETERSBURG. VA. Sept. e.
Judd. on the mound for the Goobers
allowed but nine scattered hits, but
his teammates IeBiGtered nine mis-
cues and the Norfolk Tars made it
three out OF I've by taking today'B
game, by score Of to l., In a
thirtccn-!nning affair.
After Clarke. pinch hitting for
Command. drove In the tying run in
tDu nin:n. the Tars Eewcd up the
game ON two singles and 4 sacrifice
Stanley allowed the locals eigh,
hits. but he was invincible in the
pinchcs. After errors had allowed
times Judd held the visitors in check
and hut for his alright ,wir!lng
petersburg would have been
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SPORTS
Both Big Leagues
LILY AssocIntrd I,rcas.I

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-BrOOklyn
rcEn1nrd FIRST place from CInclnnnti
In the National LcnHue pcnnnnt
race today, while the Cleveland
Americans gained n huif Knnc ON
New York aud Chicago, both OF
which divided doubi.,-hcndcrs. The
SupcrbnS are only Two Enncs
nhcnd OF New York, I'm third place.
while the Indians pUssrsn the small
advantage of one game over Chi
cnpso, In third place. brooklyn and
Cl<Scinnd won today by One-sidcd
scores.
The New York Nationals kept on
UroOk1yn'H truii by shutting out
Philadelphia after completing the
protested Enmc on July 3, already
counted In the league standing us
victory for the Giants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
GIANTS GRUB 1T IN" BY
SECOND SHUT-OUT OF PHILLY
Douglas. BETTER Supported mt the
Int, Wins PitchcrH' Duel,

NEW YORK, Sept New York.
after convincing Philadelphia OF the
soundncss of the Giants victory OF
July ., today shut out Cravath's men
tn the regularly scheduled game, l
10 O.
Douglas got the better OF Meadows
In a pitching duel by reason of two
base hits by Burns and Young. with 4
sacrifice by Bancroft in between.
Young made remarkable catch OF
Flctcher's drive in the fourth. leap
ing into the air and turning half way
round to catch the ball with his
gloved hand. The score:
New York; victory over Phnn-
delphia on the afternoon OF July s
was affirmed with emphasis today.
Under a ruling OF President IIcydlc:.
OF the National League. sustaining in
part the protest of Manager Crava.h
OF the rhillics. the teams today took
the ncid as of the first half OF the
seventh inning with two out. stem
Gel on third and Fletcher on second.
The lineup was tho same cxccp:
Grimes succeeded Doyle At second for
New York.
The final score on July S was to
0 in New York's favor. but today in
III" replay of the eighth the Giants
added seven more runs. making the
The protest in the original game
resulted after Umpire Mccormick
declared Fletcher retired on force
out at second when Umpire Harrison.
working behind the plate, ruled II
mop fly by WriEhts;onc as an inneld
iiy, which would automatically pre-
vent force-out.
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PIRATES WON BY 3 TO 2,
COMING UP FROM BEHIND
Bnsc on Bniln. Hacked ny Triple and
Sacrifice Fly. Spelled Defeat
for Chicago.

PITTSBURGH, PA. Sept. 4.-Pitts-
hurBh wen from Chicago today 3 TO ..
;he home team coming from behind
ia the eighth when u base on balls
followed by a triple and sacrifice ny
brought III two runs.
Ch.caEo's TALES both came In the
seventh on two hits, a wild pitch and
Il sacrifice ~. The score:
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Il. VI. G. Win. STAR.

Inc Richmond Motor Co. was the
victor OF n close and iexciting game
played on the Thirty fourth Street
The features of tho game were tho
r. NJ: Co. while Hay played stellar
ball for the MechanicsviIle Stars.
j. IT, Carroll put the game on leo
When he Babe ltuthed" the ball with
r. NJ. c. .........1o 4200.-712 q
stars .........:..1 3o01O0-5 6 3
Ivan. stas.- II M c ona marris and Sui
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VARDON AND RAY WIN

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 4.-Harry var
don and Edward Ray, British eolf
stars, In return exhibition match
nero late today, defeated Williaf
snssionS sno ernest Ford. local pro-
hole contest. - ~
Eardon and Ray appeared hero
G GIst,er in the week. winning two exs
nioi'loH matches from local golfers
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ST. LOUIS BEATS CIMCY

ST. LOUIS, Sept A single by
Iieathcote In the sixth scored Nc
Henry and LaYan. giving St. Louis a
victory over Cincinnati today
A double by Schultz In tho sew
cnth. sending Janvrin across the
plate. brought the final score to
to >.
1t was Doak's sixth successive VIC
tory.
The score:
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Totals
Score by innings:

W IIsuH .........U o 0 IL
newport NEWS .........0 001 -
Summary: Three-base hit-Lake.
Sacrifice hits---Downey and Mehen.
stolen oases-Lake and Hopkins. Fit
First base on error-Hudgins. Bases
on balls--ofr Hamilton. 3; Morgan, o.
Struck out-by Hamilton. 4; by Nor
gan. T.. Time. lis. Umplres-Bran-
don and Cross.
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Cincinnati,
lot2lS ....... " q "a il
'Battcd for Rcuthcr i'm eighth.

"VUTN Hy IHHINSS. II
Cincinnati " 0Ol0OOl %
st. Louis .. O0OOia iOS-I
Summary: Two-base hi,s-Roush.
llornsby, Crane, Schultz Thrcc-base
hIt-Duncan. Sacrifice--Doak Dou-
bic plays-Doak. Janvrin. Stock Nc
Henry. Clemens and Lcvan Bases
on balis--oif Duak. !. Hits-off Reu
ther. II in Z: OFF Napier. . in I. Hit
by pitchcr-by Doak Ciroh. Struck
out--by Rcuthcr 9: by Doak. g. Los
ing pitcher--Reuther. Umipres--
ltiglcr and Moran. Timc-i:i3
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AY,,I,nIdn MIN

The Ambolds team defeated the fast
score of o TO 5. The features OF tho
game was the inneld work of tho
Ambolds team, and tho pitching OF
Moore, tanning seventeen men.
e., Am mn, team VIII 20 to Powhatan
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'Batted for Morrisctte in ninth.
Cleveland.
Totals .............

Summary: Two base hits-Pinell!,
Young, Gardner. O'Neill Thrce-base
hit-Veach. Ssolen bascs-Speaker.
Jameson. Sacrifiscs-Jamicso Co,
Smith. Left on bases-Dctroit S:
Cleveland. s. Bases on halls-Aycrs,
3: Mor-isette. 4; Caldwell, |. Hits
off Ayers. I in Ia innings: Morri-
settle. I In 62-3 innings Struck out
Caldwell, 4. Losing pitcher, Ayers.
umpircs, Dineen and Chill. Time,
1856.
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NtiINdNV 70 v D 7 " y U u
summary: Two-base hits-Gerber.
jackson. Severeid. Threc-b hits
Sister t2), Jacobson, Gerber. Home
run--Sm!th. stolen Dascs-Smith.
Weaver. Sacrihces-Gedeon, SEVERED.
Jackson. Risbcrg. Double plays
Gerber to Gcdcon to SisIer CD: Sis
lcr 10 SEVERED 10 Sislcr: Gcdeon 10
Sister; Cicotte TO Weaver To f.. Col
Inns; Gcdcon to Sisler. Left on bases
81. Louis us; 10; ShieiSg"; .. hI H' on
l. IIlts-on Baync. in . innings
tnonc out in third); OF Burwell. I
In innings. Hit By pitchcr-i'aync
De. Collins). Struck out-Cicotte, Z.
Winning pitchcr-Burweli. Umpires-
Iiildebrand and Moriarcty. Time OF
"a 30
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
Orange Stnr. WIN

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
All-Stars had an easy time fiefa,ttns,g
i'arbonrsvil!e today. II to ..
c,sbte tearT Tor Orange. struck out
Orange has won tbtrt,o
eighteen games. VI It's
narlow, the star pitcher OF tha
t ,'ei,' hes eight games to his credit