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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11

most all the men by this time
in the year.
II my family want 10 make
this a real, honest-to-goodness
Merry Christmas for me, they
can do 1t. You show 'em, won't
you, good old fellow? II ! told
'em out and out, II might sound
like a reflection on what they've
given me at previous Christ
masses. and wouldn't hurt their
feelings for the world.
Give 'ern q word in the ear
as TO what / do need and give
it STRONG.
Yours for hoTly and nistietoe,
DAD.
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SANDMAN STORY
BY Mrs. +. A. Walker.
Protected by George Matthew Adams.
WHY THE wOODPECKER DOES NOT
SING.

Once upon time long, long ago the
Woodpecker had song like all the other
birds which sing so sweetly in the woods,
and if YOU believe in fairies you will learn
how he lost his song.
One nayht the fairies gave festival
in valley filed with trees and flowers
and they invited all the birds to come,
and as a special favor the fairies asked
each bird to sing its prctticst song.
The birds were in a isutter of excite
ment, and the day before the festival all
the birds went to sleep in the afternoon
that they might keep awake and be In
the valley as the magic hour of midnight
struck, when the fairies party was TO
begin.
But the Woodpecker did not take a
nap with the others "Why should | go TO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11

company them, Y they wish. on
their shopping tours through
the Store. '
For those whose shopping
time Is VERY limited, they will
assemble the desired merchan-
disc in their office, where selec
tions can Be made quickly and
quietly; and, Of course, they
viii take the list entirely oa
your hsnds and do your whole
shopping II YOU wish Il,
To comnunieafs D. ua.i
plsass address Ars. HardiRs.
8spsau of Personal NGTgiCa,
John W0namasSF, Philadelphia.
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An INQUIRIES addressed TO Miss Kirkman
In care Of the Efficient Housekeeping
department will be answered in these
cofumrs in their turn. This requires con-
siderable time, however, own 10 the
great rumber received. So if personal
or quicker reply is desired, stamped and
self-addressed envelope must be enclosed
with the Questionable Editor.
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When Stuck
For Gift Ideas Il
For Time for Shopping

why not call on the freely rendered services OF our
Bureau of Personal Service?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11

Gifts for the housewife VIII be found in
s>-.46cation 64-A Ia the Want Ad section
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
THE GIRL WHO
HAD NO CHANCE
Marian Rubincam.

Coryright 1919, by the NicCiure News
paper Syndicate New York CITY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11

Men and women do
not invariably enjoy
the same kind of read
ing matter. The fol-
lowing books are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-17

Bettsr got out 10 boulevard Field to-
morrow night and camp. as tho crowd
saturday Is going to be too biz TO accom-
inodatc. First come. iirst served.
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YANKEES LOSE LEAD IN
RACE TO CLEVELAND
brooklyn dodgers Crawling Further
Away Daily From Other Contend
crs in National League Rucc.
tBy Associated, Prcs..1

NEW YORK. Sept. 16.-Cleyc,and
slipped into first place in the Amcri-
can League pcnnant race today, while
the battle between the other two
contcndcrs, Chicago and New York,
resulted in victory for the White
SoS. Brooklyn widened the gap
separating it from Cincinnati to six
full games by scoring first blood in
the series with the Reds. The New
York Nationals. who split even with
Pittsburgh. are still a mathematical
The Cleveland Americans were
Washington wa but the indians scored
their their new pitcher. Mails, biankcd the
pullcd New York from its ton nosi
tion, by batting Quinn and Collins
hard In the opening contest of their
series. .'t'
Cincinnati's star pitcher, Ructher.
lasted only one-third of an inning
before the onrush of BROOKLYN.
Grimes. of the Superbas. yielded a
run in the first inning and two in
the NTH. when Daubcrt made a home
run, but scattered the hits in the
other innings. If Brooklyn wins six
OF IT'S eleven remaining games, the
Keds. to nose them out, would have
TO win sixteen of their eighteen re-
manning games. and the Giants task
would be fifteen straight, with no
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Pop CEERs HURT WHEN
THROWN FROM HIS SULKY
King Watts, Driven by Alonzo
Mcdonald, Wins Onondnga Cup
Race and ST 900.

SYRACUSE. y. Y. Sept led
ward +. pop" Geers. veteran harness
thrown from his sullty in the first
race of the Grand Circuit card OF tho
state Fair track here this afternoon.
The veteran driver drove WIKI Wiki
TO nnish III second place In tho sec
ond heat of tho 2:IS trot, and just as
Nhc horse crossed tho finish it stumbl-
cd and fell. throwing Gcers heavily
crcly spraincd shoulder and wrist
but hopes TO be able 10 resume his
drying nt Columbus. Monday.
NinE Watts. driven by Alonzo Nc
OnondaGa Cup race. for. 2:IS trot,ers.
the principal event OF the days card
Wiki wiki, driven by Gecrs and
BY Edman finished in third place
WIKI WIKI made a spectacular finish
70 take second place in the second
neat. when lie stumbled and slid ten
the wire.
:, Gccrs sent Goldic Todd across the
me an easy winner In the first heat
OF the 2:03 pace. and Edrnan captured
the remaining heats behind the Gccrs
mount.
Sanardo. Tom Murphy's great
PAGER, will ATTEMPT to lower the sca-
c.. in an exhibition mile at tho fnaI
running OF the Syracuse meeting to-
morrow.
summary.
3, o snSEo Hotel cup: a;ls ,ro,: purse.
XIII, Rose WINS Hnsa SMd i; GSP watts.
T wpri hiWnSrn. er: e tNalentinc). -. J .
CrcN. Grace Drake. Princess Madcrs
Trace Forbes and Lotto Watts also
s'artSd. Time. .;oa IL, ::ol q ..i2 "a.
s;os class pace: purEe. $1,000: three
Golhic Todd b. m. Todd Mack
=, Golden Seal tGccrs- Ed,nanb. I ]
Ethel Chimcg. tr ~. tMmruhy).. :
"1 1872. Guy , Gh h. .iiodson) g 4
::ds ~. gc S5o' !:o7 ave ~ started. Time.
:;oo class. ,rot: purse. $1,000: three
CONT; CHI. M. cyrcnus.Fros, tEd-
T nsa h w;is!ldi. 81. :; jMrrShyi;;: !
iicrbslwyn also started. Time =: o7 3 {.
,:;o7 class, pace: purse. $1,000: three
Esther r.. b. m. Baronwood King
Jsy HreSk. ,br. & ti;dmn;i;najj:::::: ! !
rr.sscr and Frank Lille also s,st,,J
TIM: EOS IL. :.o7 80. ::07 Ia
.;l3 class. trot: nurse. $1,000: thrc.
r|;i 9sE".nTi b. Ii ahs ns5ves
IiInitast. b. IN. tRalston). 3 I Z
rei;r, Lafayette also started. Time
4r !o3 CHI. m. tbcnedieU. won. Time Time.
TO. bea, 2:23 Ia tro,,!nE-Marre tho
Great tCox). won. Time 2:ia ~
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

tj Ei5s, 5a1es1one one, mile-,Younr Adam. ZIG
L. lie t II slEnsof} no + to 5:
10 l. cI!me., :gS 40 Natural Bridge Dor
cas- cas-. Crystal Ford and Night Slick also
tG See S!,d Tace,abou, two m!les-TIcket. 10,
~, ~; Ph,ll;psl. Is to ]. s to 2 out: Sweops.
2a:ss on ,;ak 60 to ? out. third. Time.
fNhird rssc--fve furlong--Friga.e. 1Oo
?to 2. TO 6. out, Roio. 90 eMooDevSSi 'nsor
tas,lcs a ppu,' , sh!rd. Time. 100. Light Fan
Fourth racc-s!x furionss-Na,ura,,., ,aa
',kfummaii. to 10. to /. out: on Watcb b'
c cit .Joh ,s TO ]. 4 to 5. los: Auda..
a 5h1Td' Tine II: a,5. Panopiy and Wed W. p
9, f IMnoI 5acS-mi!e and sirtscn,h-pnrr,m.
two starters io' i'f'. only
Sixth racc--six MISUNDERSTANDING p,ood
Ma ,s MmofSss,: to l. TO S. i 10 S. Won:
10 e to e TO 10; riayteIl9W: ii: aMoon.y5S..
Mrapahoe. Jcsva. Curfcw, Scotland' vi
MiaLESe "a Bo5'. Lucky Find and Master
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RAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

100 tcoi fns Gpe ,sso
second: ,,TinIaiinE. los (XlicnJ $50
ihird. Time. 1908 a-s Gcorrc Bovrc
Mar; Marquette; Chow. Fernwood and Lus:
Seeoni racc-slI MISUNDERSTANDING II.
a; E9onan. los tIIuppeD.. 80. $3.50. sec.
Tm is 'c %osa np ma third
Third raee-m,ie and seventy yaran.-
Madrono III tMo,rlsl. 1870. $40. sa.7o.
won: Tho Mad Nab. iii iButwclE' S3'to
t2to. hccond: ritter Patter III (Solu.
lcttD. 32.so. third. Time. 1:i7 ..5 Wilton
Meteor. Str Jack, La Bar and Nonus ran
Fourth racc--siv furlonEs-IJou dor
l2a .Sandc). 1870. &2.1o. S2.Io. won:
St Quentin. liz: tButwolD. $3.50 i3.ao.
ssssc,TSnd; King Thrush, iio [Rodrinuszl.
s"'! and nasa 4aa Vol a.o 1sn
Fifth racc--iniIc aud seventy yard.-
rairandorc. lis tsande). $3.50. i3io,
;;stoo. wcn;c loodwink. lol GIeyden;
tponccl: s.. third. Time. 1885 At siren
Maid. Toujour.. Shcal and Mock Orange
sixth rac.--rnile and si1,e.n,h-wod.n
ITO tSchvt,inEcr). $3.50, $40. $3.50. won:
seareh!iTht. lc7 tGoltiietto: $50 s5,3o.
i iti 40 Wa. Smoke. bar Coy and Nap
trsi. lis CSiorrlsi. SIS, goo. lid. ~"S:
Incidence. ITO HcupcD. $3.50. 1870. sec-
ond: Tam BROOKS. Io5 tPoncc). $3.50.
third. Time. $50 Rem Hampson. Sharp
Frost. VIII Do and Night Wind also ran.
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SPORTS
zEKE SMITH THROWS JIM
PAPPAS, OF CHICAGO, TWICE
Wrestlcrs Went to 1t in n pouunr
Rhin-Sext Week Turner
Meets Kctonen.

.. Wrcstling. in tho pouring rain,
Linz aNG smith made quick work OF
a i've, straight falls last night Tho
mrst iaii went to Smith in eight
minutes with 4 crab hold. After Tho
nrst tall the ,grapplcrs and tho mat
W were wet and slippery. which made
some good holds Ineffective. Slid
ding around the mat and STRUGGLING
70, 70 retain toe holds and arm Locke,
tho men worked for thirteen InInutes'
W I "Zekc" frightened upon the why
noies head and pinned him with an
:, Tho preliminary between kid"
i ,s and Billy Crooks. "a local boy,
was also fast. The men wrcstlcd for
ono fall. which went 10 Crooks in
i've minutes with body scissors and
Next Thursday night tho middle
h mc,Eht Championship elimination
p Tts Will be resumed, and Joe
Turner. the, Washington whirlwind.
w, MI , iock holds with Waino Kctonen,
inc finnish grapplcr from Massachu-
sets. The winner Of this bout viii
nee, NEE. Mike Yokcl the following
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-17

Th-rc Is talk OF IL hand for Saturday
Let's HOBO us more than talk.
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American Association,

How do they Get that way,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-17

The seventh was the only frame for the
Colts that they didn't have some ono left
on base. How about that. Harry?
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M0LLA BJURsTEDT WILL
PLAY IN SEMI FINAL
Mrs. George Wightman Will Not
Defend Her Title This
Try Associated prcs.1

PHILADl;LPllIA, PA. Sept. 10
Three New York players and one
from Boston qualified today for tho
tional Lawn Tennis tournament at
the philadelphia Cricket Club. They
arc Mrs. Molla Bjurstcdt Mallory,
former national champion: Miss
Helene Poliak. national indoor title
holder, and Miss Eleanor Goss. who
ranks No. in the national rating
OF New York. and Miss Marion Xin-
in tho final round last year by Mrs.
George WiEhtman. Mrs. wiEhtman
Will not defend her title this year.
In the scmifinal round tomorrow,
while Miss Zinderstein will oppose
Miss GosS
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C0LUMBIA-TAMPA TIE

ORLANDO. FLA. Sent. 1s--To
Pennant winner of the Florida S;afe
League, and Columbia, which won
ne pennant OF tho South Atlantic
10 a. ! TO l tic here TODAY in ,Sa
fourth game of sevcn-garnc series
ior the baseball Championship Of tho
I;oui ihcast. The series stands: Co
i,vlnb!a, won two: Tampa, won one.
.!cd one. Tho next three games viii
DC played at Jacksonville.
Score by innings: n IT T.
tampa 80 0 100000 oO-1 =
Columbia 10000 O00lo0G-i =
ba,ter!es; Craig and Nance; Whit
ney, Gosl!n and Wendell.
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BATTER UP
ny JOE COIN.

Two down and two to go.
Never was Mcwhortcr better.
Had things all his own way.
Fronhols had them coming his "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-17

But in a different way.
And the mighty Jimmy r!o1 struck GU,
vice
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IS KILLED BY MOTOR TRUCK
Roger Len. DunviIlc Ind, Loses Life
Hiding wheel While Holding on
To Power Vehicle.

IHDurIHI 20 TIC TlmcS- DISpatch.1
DANVILLE. VA, Sept. l6.-RoGcr
Lea, lS-ycar-old son of Mrs. Charlotte
Lea, was run over and killed this
evening by motor truck driven by
Clinton Gipan. negro. The accident
happened in front OF the hospital, but
the boy was dead when taken in
The negro is unable to explain the
accident, but the police say he was
run over holding to the truck while
riding n bycicle. Gipan is i'm jail
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GREENSBORO LEADS RACE
Try Associated Pres,.1

RALEIGH, y. c., Sept. 16.-Grcens-
boro won today's post season game
in the Piedmont League pennant
series from Raleigh in the eleventh
inning on circuit drive by Webb
The score was to 2.
This gives Greensboro three games
and Raleigh one. The teams go to
Greensboro tomorrow for what may
be the deciding contest of the
scheduled seven games series.
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How They Stand Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAY,s REsu1rs

Chicago. 8: Now York. 2.
nc,, r nj. l.: Washington, o.
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GIANTS BREAK EVEN
IBy Associated prcs,1

NEW YORK. Sept. I6-Nehrs re-
markable one-hit game enabled New
OK TO break even with Pittsbur gil
In today's double header.
The Pirates took the first game 2
70 !, when Hamilton outpjtched
harnes. and the Giants won the sec
ond. 4 to 0. when the visitors failed
10 get q hit after the first inning.
only Two men reached first on Nehf.
who struck out seven and gave one
base on balls. In the second inning
he famed three In row, Young
and King hit home runs.
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FIRST GAME

Totals ..Sp 10 - 10 Totals S, . - /,
!nattci for Goodwin In second
IBhttcd for Scott In seventh
tRan for Cruise In seventh
,battcd for McOu!llan In eighth.
s.. Louis .....................0 2oon:o ooI
i' Sn0n ;,;::'.' u n:..,;:lo o2o9oo o;
mcHthcotn sullivan. Bocckcl Maranvi,,r.
, nIhree- base hiis-llolkc. Mararvl!c. Four
yam Eayrs Double plavs--StocIl and
fournier: Stock. liornsbv. Fourncr Left
on baSes-Si Louis 81: Boston. 10. Bases
On On eaiiS-Goodwin: /: Shcrdcl. j: Lyons. ::
ipohH. J.: Scott: :. llits-oT Goodwin. j
Lyons, n 2i.S; Doak. none IN Is: Scott.
~ III Mccn!ilan, mono In !: Townsend
tord. Struck out-by Sherdcl. .: LIONS
IL hoak. scott. 4: McQuillan. /. Wild
pitch-Scott winning pitchcr-IvonS Los
ing pitchcr-Scott. Umpircs-McC'o-,n
and Hart. Time. cot - '''''"
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CLEVELAND BACK ON TOP
IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Beats Washington Senators in
Close Game by Score
OF 10 O.
INy ASSOCIATED Prcsx.l

CLENEtAND. OHIO, Sept 10
Cleveland went back into first place
today when II won an exciting pitch
cTs' battle from Washington. to O..
The first man TO face Zachary in
tho first inning singled and Cleveland
did not get another hit until there
were two out in tho eighth. Scwcll
then scratched a single. took third
on ONcill's double to right, and
scored on a wild pitch.
The hcldins OF WambScanss and
Harris WAS scnsationally brilliant.
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BROOKLYN TRIMS CINCY,
GOES FURTHER AHEAD
Rcuthcr Rctircs From Box in First
Inning After Two Runs Arc
Scored.
IRv Associatcd prcss.1

BROOKLYN. Sept. 16.-Brootlyns
chances OF winning the National
League pennant were EXCHANGED to-
day when Manager Robinson led his
team to a 5-to-3 victory over Gin
cinnati. The worlds champions
started off as if bent upon uphold
ing their :i;ic. but tho way the
superhas came back at them in their
half of the first. took some of the
fight out of Moran's men.
Grimes and RIcthcr were the OPP
posing pitchers at the start but
Ructhcr retired in favor OF Fisher in
the first inning after Brooklyn had
scored . runs.
Score.
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BOSTON DIVIDES DOUBLE
Try Associated prnss1

BOSTON, Sept. 16.-Boston and ST.
Louis divided Il double header today.
the visitors winning the first game.
TO 3, and the home team capturing
the second game by n similar score.
Seven pitchers were used in the
first game. lIaines was hit hard in
the second. but. excellent fielding
especially by licathcote. kept the
Boston score down. Both clubs play
ed crrorlcSS ball
ScDik.
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PHILADELPHIA.
ST. Innis

81 sth''in dsis .......IIooooo:oo4ESs'
..ua.s i o o d ,
pnul;hIinaTv: Runs-Dykcs. GriNin Walker
D. 5et ems 'nEam johnson. .: High C;erbe-
dd eon.' SS;h!ih; T~o,bas htts-Dusan' &c.
la. i.,iinEs Home run--lIieh Sac
a. IA sd oaseS.Phii@deipha, l.: ST. Louis. hf +.
Sn.hss-"h bai!--iiarrts. l. Deberrv Z:
80 go. h1 P ], i!ts-on Harris II in ! Inonc
Hia' N n, ngn y, Perry: in a Dehcrry.
by pcberTy. Griffin: by Iiar-is' ptah1ern
@hn nI Hum: BY Perry; Tobn Struck OUT
ofon; l. Wild uitch-Sothoron. winTn otn-
priIcheI-fcIrX. Losing Ditcher-Sot hnrn,ns
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BY JOI; COIN.

Games start mt 4 l.. NJ.
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Totals st /. - II Totals
Kan for Pauiette in eighth.
Score by inniprs.
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JACKSON LICKS BELMONT

JERSEY CITY. n. J.. Sent 1eui,-
lie jackson. New York lichtwe,oh,
outiought Gene. belmont, of Mem,
PMS, In twelve round bout here
1onsht. Jackson weighed 133 pounds
Yorker had height and roach ON Dei,
mont and administered much body
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GROWING OLD BEFORE You TIME.

Kidney trouble tends to SLOW IN"
men and women In middle life. and
they fear oncoming old ago when IT
Folcy's Kidney Pills assist Nature to
restore n sound, healthy condition
and TO Danish backache. soreness,
lamcncss and stiffness. w. w. Wells,
Tonquin. Mich. writes: "Folcys Kid
ncy Pills make me feel like n new
man" Recommended also for blnd-
der trouble. Sold cvnrywhcrc-Adv
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Chicago.
.IRo,ais ;.I ~ IL Totals 81 u II
natted for MoHridCc in sixth
unattcd for II. Collins in eighth.

Score by innings: " '"'"' n
Now York $3.50. n . ~,
summary; R9ns-l.cwis. Ward. Fcwstcr,
berg (O. Observation-Disclosures wSrd
JACKSON ,sSE T rw@snase hits . Pratt strunk.
hit. Collins. stolen bascs-1inrr 9 mise
i Ssps; + Coilins; S.crihces--wcaver. Peek
innsuES '-, nouhie play-I.cwis to Peck
n,paush. Lcft on bases-Ncw York .:
or E9'c MGor;t = Bases on ball$-on Kerr. s.:
OF Sui sTuGej j, ! NJ n; Collins. !. lI,s-
J., ! ~ IT,, Si-3 innings: of n. collins. in !
Imr;,'nSsi OH McSiraw. ! In inning. Struck
nhsiiis.Hannah: Winning ritchcr-Kcrr.
iiy and lIildcbrand Time. Two bomr. "i
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JACK QUINN KNOCKED OUT
OF BOX BY CHICAGO SOX
'o'"en Witness Crucial Gimme mt Polo
GROUNDS Bctween White So1
md Yankees.

CHICAGO. Sept. 16.-Chicago fell on
PITCHER Jack Quinn in the second in
ninS. scoring four runs on five hits,
which included doubles by Strunk and
JACKSON and John Collins triple
MoSridgc checked the White Sox
himself relieved by n pinch hitter.
me White SoS continued their bat
tihE rampage against Ray Collins and
were aided by two errors.
game. '"o
Score:
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ATHLETICS BEAT BROWNS
lily Associaicdpressl

ST LOUIS. Sept. I6.-Sothoron
weakened in the eleventh inning and
Philadelphia drove in four rms 10
detcat ST. Louis, to today.
me locals tied the score In the
nlnth after philadelphia had takcn a
Srnrp
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BROOKLYN.
l W. u
Cincinnati.
Totals SO 10 2t IL Totals .. 60 10 u IL
3attcd for Fisher IN ninth.
ScorC hY INNINGS. ID

Cincinnati ......... | o o . o o %
summary: Runr-Rath. Daubcrt (.). or
son. Johnston. Neis. Wheat. Schmandt.
Errors-WinCo, Johnston. Two-base hits
Olson: Grini,h, Schnandt. Thrcc-bas.
hit-Groh. Homo run = paubert Stolen
scs-Daubcrt. Olson. Johnston, Grimes.
Sacrifces-Schrnandt. kiidun. Double play
NMFisher "inE2 and Danbcrt. Left on
on balls-oT Ructhcr. =: OF Fisher ].
iiis-on Ruether. = in Ia inning: of
Fisher. in 72-3 innings. Hit by pitcher
by Fisher lGrimos). Struck om,-h
Fisher. =: by Grimes. b. Winning pitcher
Grimes. Losing ptchcr-Fishcr. Unpircs,
Kislcr and Moran. Time. l:M.
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CUBS WHIP PHILLY
fBy Associated Prcss.l

PH1LAD ELPlllA. PA. Sept L.
Robertson's home run over The righ
field wall with two on bases in the
ninth broke up a close game between
Philadelphia and Chicago today, the
visitors winning, to ,.
Vaughn made thrcc-base wild
throw i'll fielding Causey's hunt in
the sixth. Meusers home run into
the bleachers in left held. scoring
Williams ahead of him, gave tho
Phillies two runs in the first inning.
Score:
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Cleveland.
Washington.


Cicvcland ...:.....o o o o o XII
- summary: Run-Scwcll. F.rror-Scwcll
Twobasc hits Rrowcr. s. o'Ncill stolen
nasc-Htcc Sacrit,ccs-,Ricc. Ellerbc. Gard
ncr Double plays-tiarris to Browcr:
WamhsSanss 20 O'Nein TO Gardner to
~, WyNstl to WambsEanss:. Gardner to
MamosEanss to Johnston. Left on bases
Washington. g; Cleveland. =. bases on
, IA i!s--Zachary. Mails. |. Struck out
ny Zachary. |: Ivy Malls. 4. Wild pitch
ME;achary.,o umpires. Naliin and Evans.
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Boston,
Detroit.
.TToials. - s2sig To,als l2aois

.ndttcu Tor Rrady In tenth.
score ony Wn n winning run scored.
Dte "ir"i, $500. .......".o oao3oo1oo-s
Sum-. 49,. .......O o 3 o IL
summary; Runs-ormr. Mcnosky Hen
,n; SH; rag Bush. Cobb. Neach. He'll
,n shorten. Pinelli. ConkwrlEht Err
Iii Tt' SchanE; o. Bush. Vcach PIN
bit's SSase htts-Bush. Three base
SVaSTihhccim =, Bush. Shorten HcnIryS
, nisHvh, rinr!!. rcnnock Young. Double
iro, Left on bases Boston ii: De.
ii;,V.i. ~. naScS on balls-Crumpler g..
BUSH. s: Conkwr!Eh,. ,: Pcnnock' :. IIits2
In Wn.S SFuiinHn;sr' IN .; ConkwrEht. in o.
by Hitchcr-by Crump!cr. Mcnosky. Struck
pas-cSI1 uitti:!sr; !: ConkwriEht. >: Push. .
IonkwrlIht Losing pitcher-pennock
IhlaiFes-owens and Connolly. Time S:i6
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49,. FIRST GAME
Totals 80 $50 Totals - A "a
+ne.S out. NIT by hatted ball.

IBaited or Barnes in eighth,
Score by innings: u
Pittsburgh ~ N n n moan, II
New York ,...,,...... n n n n n n I n =
,,Su.nmary: Runs-BiEbee. Southworth 2:
rrIssh; Errnrs-Mc kechn!c. bancroft Two.
pasc hit-Whittcd. Stolen bascs-FrIsch
het!y Sacriiccs-Younr. Grimm. Cutshaw
IIfit on bases.Pitt sburrh. &: New York T.
liitsIoh Barnes. 9 in s: Douglas. in i.
SI tK outTnamilton; 3. Losing pitcher-
Time, I:5, ~ eiH'eS'
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TIGERS WIN, 7 TO 6
IBy Associated Press. l

DETROIT. Sept. l6.-Bush's double
40 center in the tenth inning won to-
days game with Boston for Detroit,
TO &.
Manager jennings tried out two
young pitchers. Crumplcr and Conk-
wright. The latter relieved Crumplcr
in the sixth.