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-c1c4u4e 3 tuacf .'dtODUg
~ubJeCt to hans Mittuut NuUr..
Leave y .iull, -al. t01rih So M rAr
AuG PA. tlclpEia. "frr b Norll t..r.
ArCh -.rtct seeslaya. lsNCrpt -4.l.
days - ~-lu H.. IA. y tlock olt.a t...
e 15 o.
On saturdays. ~uldays aa4 iolgas
So II. f1 rl. BOD. 4. rs InEa
WHINING rON- pENNS BDNE 500 rH
Schedule ia tfeCt ruue Say fcsrtA.
p 1921
DAILY .uaEC WuuIns ton 'h.It.
10 90 a m - cllCk nu.rn. t NI o..
IS as SO. lO.pI aud l-.0O 0 u
Leave Penn lfr vr S.E6.
IL 10 anu. : %. $500. 'ss..zO. uU. '.E lu.
il.uO =.
s4Oo. rOO ana 900 3. ia. 90 -atlr.s4 ,
and - nCays.
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SPECIAL rates Cor "a ume iusortlons
of want ada
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
business Property

BUII DING For SalC or rent. t-StprS build
ing IL. 900 square frCt steam hCat and
three elevators In nC center &c tine cltN
1as. Pcnnetto real estate, loa " Nintt
street. Phone atoa.
STORE And contents for sale: owner re-
tiring from business. will sell or ront
building 20 suit. No agents need answer
win deal direct with parties. Address Box
M IL. Every Evening ofiice-
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN

a reputable realty development com
pany has an opening IN It's orgauiza-
tion for a capable salesman Prc-
vious experience in this line not alb
solutcly essential Position open nov.
and Is permanent In letter. state
age. previous business experience and
average salary for past two years.
Address Box X 10. care Every Even
ing Office
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STEAMBOAT LINES

IEATE WILNfrN FrsrN
Fr-ncl t Fha-
FREIGHT ONLY
l-EAtE HI-tDfI4hIt
Ilsr .I. roFt4 fEAaus
aaSl tFaUtI
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noHaes far Sale
Lots For SALE
shore Property ior sale
subnrbhn lnr aale

COTT AgEe Furnished fsr .unlrnar Il....,ft., q,
and Druportira fYr atIr ~ afford ltl.a.
Little EDfk and tfIantIr Atlantic fIfs
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Musical, Dancing, Dramatic

Miss MILDRED LILLIAN MOHLER-
Teacher Of piano and theory. authorized
teacher of progressive series Of piano les
sons 23Il Jefferson street Bell Phone
.,tlhA ~
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ROOMS AND BOARD
pDoms without Board

NINTH sT., H.. a2O--Two rooms. furnished
for light housekeeping on second nOOr
Price s5.25 week.
NINTH sT., w. I205-'rwo furnished com
municating rooms. second floor hii con
venicnces- Phone 1877 }.
ROOMS Furnished. two COMMUNICATING or
one single for gentleman man and wife or
ladies. Phone 1915 W.
ROOM Clean cheerful. ia private family.
all convenience $500 per week. Phonc 6'Sf
ROOM Furnished. next 70 bath. in pr.
yate family. west side. Phone 4bJ3
ROOMS Front. attractiveiy furnished
phone all conyenieDces delightful location
Gentlemen preferred. Phono 4OGi
ROOM Furnished with ali convenicnocs
Call phone Ill2 J.
ROOMS Furnished. for lodging. all con
veniences. so Washing ton street next ~
tine corner house. Phone 4837 W
SEVENTH sT.. W. 205 ono furnished
room for rent. also two unfurnishnd
WASHINGTON STREET. 24O4-Tuo fur
nishrd rooms for light housekeeping. porch
neat light gas L ~ of laundry and phonr
WEST ST. 1913 Desirable rooms for rent
newly furnished Phone 7O54 J.
WEST ST, 9IG Second-story front com
munIcating rooms for rent. Phone zl7Z
WEST ST. 1910 Pleasant room Tor gentle
man. private nome. Phone 3zO5 NJ
Rooms For Housekeeping 60
wil share their home with refined cnuplc
for light housekeeping
FOURTH ST. W. 1924 Second floor front
room, unfuruished FOR light housekeeping
Phone 7477 j.
FIFTH ST. r.. 425 five unfuruished
rooms and bath, second and third floor
FOURTH ST, ". gI2 Two nicely flr
nished rooms for Iight housekeeping eico-
trio lights. gas and bath running g4f. p
IN the room Can evenings.
MADISON ST. 40 Two unfurnisbed
rooms on second floor for light uouse
keeping all conveniences. newly paperrd
NINTH ST. W sI5 Two socond-story
communicating rooms furnished for light
housekeeping.
ORANGE 81. eos Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping
ROOMS Furnished. light nouseEecp4ns.
Conveniences. Use ~ phone. kessonabie.
3Oi1 West street
ROOMs-Two communicating. furnished
for lght housekeeping. for Jwo running
water. ~ West Twenty third street
ROOMS Two. for bachelor apartment ~
man and wife Phone 4~s2 }
SEVENTH ST " IGg Two a- throe
niceiy furnished rooms for light aof "a
keeping
i"ELFIH ST. " CIT Two coWmun ir4f-
ing front rooms for light hol srkes-ping
reasonable
WEST sT.. I32i-Three furnishes rooms
for light housekeeping an con vrni4-flrf-=
Wanted-Rooms or Board %
BOARD AND LODGING with middle
aged col0rrd couple or colored 10Y
lars ~ age now atteudinK --hool -an
give good references Gall Dnonr 48I ~
write 10 Mrs Lueila Drasc lN2 B0d-
ney street
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HUNDREDS OF THINGS ARE OF
FERED FOR SALE IN THE CLAS-
SIFIED AID SECTION TO-DAY THE
FIRST WORD OF EACH AID TELL S
WHAT IS OFFERED.
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wanted Real gs,ats

~ All Pi hrf Wanted r .lrnt~g eflf
sflr '-- nr r.-.nH t.f .hFI.. .lf
irar. .Df .r IH u0t ftr rr.m ..f.
-rasGrtri tffr E..rH ....Ir.
Dfirf
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

Cadillac. model 55. 7-passenger tour
ing. excellent condition. guaranteed
equal to new Will demonstrate; fully
equipped good rubber. overhauled
and repainted real buy at 81 500
Buick. 1920. 5-passengcr touring. good
ne NOW guaranteed Al repainted and
thoroughly overhauled. fine rubber all
around; two extras on rear. fully
equipped and a real bargain at $3.50
Buick. 1918. roadster. repaintcd and
overhaulcd. practically new rubber
all over. one extra tire on rear This
car is mechanically Al and real buy
a, the price. only ..............,..... $50
scripps-Booth Sedan. 1920. just as
GOOD as new: only run about 25.ooo
miles rubber fine shape. fully equipped.
ms, the car you have been waiting
for at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 40"
1917 and 1920. all in good mechanical
condition. lots of extras and real bar
Gains Al from ...... $500 to $3.50
Dodge 1915. sedan. overhauled and
renaintesd. looks just like new: good
rubber all around. one extra tire, fun
,ool equipment and otherwise fully
equipped. an exceptionally good buy
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sl.095
Ford. 1915 touring. new body and
top. excellent rubber ali around. fully
equipped and lots Of extras a real
bargain at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SS5o
Cleveland. 1921 touring. used as dem
ons,rator. Just nicely broxen in. fine
condition throughout. Here's your
chance al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u .2"o
Auburn. 1918 touring. newly painted
and ovcrhauled. excellent condition
throughout. with good rubber ali
around a snap al ............... s4oO
These cars we're bought a; very
reasonable price and will be sold the
same way. Either cash or time pay
ments arranged.
KEIL MOTOR COMPANY
Eleventh and Tatnan Streets
Motorcycles and Bicycles
BICYCLES AND MOTpRCYCLEs-Ne
and used. for sale. all makes 2S
motorcycle tires. Special at $40 q
Nfountz S Mckinney. S37 Tatnau stree
Phone 50.
DELAWARE CYCLE CO.-Hariey-Davi'
son motorcycles Immediate deliveries q
1921 models ll05 Orange street No
located in our new home. $40 French stre''
READING STANDARD MOTORCYCLE
~chebier servics. station. Also. Goodye G;
tires. Wilmington Cycle Co. 1900 Markt
Auto Accessories
COLUMBIA BATTERG-Servl static
charging and repairing. wilson and ITult
1909 Market street
USED TIRES-And tubes; all sizes. sily
Tire shop. 202 king street.
Service Stations Repairing
AUTOMOBILES WASHkD-Pohshed al
creased, white you wait. QUICK SerVI
Garage. 33I z. Firth st. Phone Z243 J
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS-Ask US abo
cylinder grinding and why We excel
tnis line. l.. d q. Motor Sales CO.. lUo-l
Market street
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ROOMS AND BOARD


Rooms With Board a.
DkI4AM ARE AVE. eI3- Having receutly
moved 70 above address. | viii rent FURNISH
"a rooms and serve meals Mrs aasar
OIark
TABLE BOARDkks Can accommodate !
few >t3 " ashinston street
WASHINGTON ST 9IQ Rooms for rent
also table board Phone 54l5
Rooms Without Board Is
DELAW ARE ANEA desirable furnished
room, bath adjoining Phone SOL
FIFTH AVE. Rooms. furnished or IN
furnished, Phone l237J
JEFFERSON ST, Desirable room
all conveniences' private family central
location
JEFFERSON ST, tlO6-One large front
room with electric lights and all con-
YenlenceS.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments and Flats -
APARTMENT Furnished. ! rooms rata
and kitchenstts Addrcs. y Etrry r..r-
lng Dfiicr.
APARTMENT rent rooms and
Datn- Apply Manion x Co. 4l5 ORANGE
street fnone uo95
APARTMENT Three large COMMUNICATING
rooms With use ~ baIn ana phone reltnln
Jwo blocks 81 Delaware avenue. Phonc
1900.
APARTMENTS one 3 and one Il
room apartment. oath. not EatcF neat
Apply Delaware Auto supply 90. max
teenta and French streets.
APARTAIENT-F Furnished. rooms ana
bath. Modern. nicely furnished for family
of tWo. Address - s. every Evening
ONCE
and kltcneneJts. running water, Use u
telephone. good locaI4on- Cal 1913
APARTMENTs-At Iwenty-nlnth ana
Market STREETS. All conven4ences. -cnHartz
investment %. y roru Bulldlls.
APAKrMENT-Fo rent. rooms Aad
cath, 1917 Market street. pOssesslCn.
Apply Equitabie Trust Co.. heal Esta u
BACHELOR APARTMENT kltcnen
IN apartment house. Centrally lJCaled.
Phone s-U9.
FURNISHED APAKTAiENT-C to
Icnth street Para. PnoEe 5ss4
JACKSON eT.. y Apartment.
rooms and bath IL cOnyenlencrs SO .
month. Possession immediately Phone
50a2 y
JEFFERSON ST. 2406 Furnished .ya-l-
ment, two rooms. SILh ->e 0f a1u1ry
porcn anu batn, n0dern. -,ssSonaulc.
MONROE ST. 40O-A Apartment r,osns.
private oath. Inquire ~ trrOCsrS ~Sorc.
MADISON ST I0l. Apartment arst
fioor, uufurnished. ) large rooms and latn
ter man anu vie. POSSESSION Aprl =
MONROE AND EIGHTH STS.-Av.r,-
ment, / rooms. Al modern conyculuncss-
Phone 42S1.
NEST EIGHTH ST. 1905 apartment. 5
rooms. furnished Or 4nfuruI>ltd use Ut
cath. Possession May /.
Business Places yOr Rent Is
NEAT MARkEF- For sale. J uoaer,
meat market. inciudlnS StoSk aAtUreS and
lease. reasonable Phone Jlr5 j.
PYTHI&N CASTLE-For rent. All -on-
venle.seS. including chsi-s for dances. sn-
tortAlnuIcntS, oaEaarS. cburC1 A-falrs. Day
or evening. Jess "A. HoEncr. 42l Ans
SINGLE GARAGE Shallcrass avenue. b,-
tween Harrison and Franklin streets. sent
81 per month Phone ll4i
Houses For Rent Il
BROOMk ST. : ll@-house, rooms.
heat, porch. saraSe. Immediate posses
sion Apply tuN Nest sixth street
Omce and Desk Room =
DESk kOoM iN-N ell located oticS for
rent 70 reSponslptS party, az reasonable
figure. USe Of telephone. deSII lavatory
And Al conVenience included Apply 4 "a
foSey heal Estate. 3uo W Ninth street
>OlFk or OFFICES Very desirable SUI 8,
Of business Offices IN splendid looauou 3,
reasonable rental omcc fixtures. consist
ing Of ltnoleum. counter partitions eto
can DC bought Al a low figure Phone
500 Or cau sOI orangc stroet
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DANDY gO.acre. gontlomans uia.r, lo
minutes 10 taNn on usr1aHm fflal Pa
wnaiDn Apply n f. tgrrg Evening Dfrrf
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Situations Wanted-FemaIe

HOUsFKEEPER Reliable widow desires
place as housekecper Address NJ Il.
Every Evening Office
'rYPIsT AND CLERK Experienced. d.
sires employ mcnt, references furnished.
Address NJ IS, Every Evening Otiice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30

NINTH ST. r.. 120-~'ruo rooms furnished
for light housekeeping on second nOOr
Price 81. .2B week.
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Houses FOr Rent
Omce and pesk Room

RROOAIE ST \. 1l2-H House. 5 rooms
heat. porch SaraSe. Immediate poSS,s-
sion Apply tou West sixth street
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Farms and Land for sale :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30

DESK ROOAI I<-Mel located otfiS,, for
rent 70 responsible party at a reaSona ble
uSure. | Sc Of telephone desk lavaJory
and AL cOnvenience included Apply 4 "a
poSeS heal Estate, 3oo W Ninth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30

LOUISE BEAUTY rARLOR, 226 West
Ninth street. HairdrcSsing Boncilla l, 9
cial manicuring. etc. PnOnc llsI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30

GRADY 'S-Billlard supplies. tables bought
sold and repaired. Estimates furnished.
y. ". Corner eighth and orange streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30

HARTING SIGN CO.-Signs ana show
cards. Phone 2u19 W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30

y UBONE CORShTIERE--M Measurement =
taken. fittings guarant teed. Mrs Actue
Garman. 1890 KING street. Phone 1IH2 j.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Manted-Femalo

CHILD s. NURSE White. experienced anu
settled must have reference Apply Atih
Harvey. ttot Gilpin avenue.
COOK White reference required Appiy
Mrs. =. Y dn pont. sii Hroome strset
COOK White with references. Apply 20
Mrs 6. X. Miller rcd oaK k"ad.
Phone Bla
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30

GIRL Wanted for Rencral hoasework.
small family Apply lUli Madison street.
Girl Exrericncpd wanted ta wait On
counter Apply Oh Market street
HOU>EkEEPR White woman. middle
aged by the week 309 Ncst Fourteenth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30

NOTICE-Horse and nand lawn mowers
ground. Called tor anu delivered thonc
D. 5S j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30

PLASTER ERINCi-Cemont and brick work
chimney cleaning. lo2l oak 81. ihone
1870 "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30

HAIRC UTTING-Is now 35c. Alfred II
O'Donnell. southeast corner Fourth and
Harrison streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
Situations Wanied-Mala

CHA UFFE u Experienced, desires posi-
tion; married. can furnish reference. Ap-
ply Ia Z, Every Evening ONCE.
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Bsslness Places yOr Rent

meat markej. lncluulnS StUVk. IAtUreo 3nl
lease reasonable Pnonc Jls5 j.
PNTHltN CASTI.E-For rent. AL con
yenle..-CS. including chairs. for dances, en-
tortalnucntS. oaEaarS. cburc1 Affairs Day
or evening Jesse Il. hCrncr 42l Aims
SINGLE GARAGE Shallcr8ss avenue. b,-
tween Harrison and tranklin streets. keDt
ST per month Phone lt4t "
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Help Nanted-Male 30
CARPENTER First-cIaSs houst CARPENTER.
See Mr.. White. National Fibre ami IN
sulation Co. Yorklyn Del.
CLERKS. BOOkkEEPERS- tore Satrs
men and men Of other occupations can
learn OF a rare opening. to engage
steady emploN Nment with successful ct
ganiIation III Wilmington Advancement
steady and sure Men of integrity y no are
ambitious To get ON IN the business WoFiu
are invited 10 call al 9Ot Orange street
KEFRIGEKArIN ENGI&EEB ENperi-
enced. Address NJ Ii. livery Evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
AUTOMOBILES

ALt.4aohiies or Sale
AITON,uEu-L~
1920 FORD To> TRUCK.
1920 Two-ToN AUTOCAR.
1920 FORD. TOURING.
See Mr.. RatIedgc. l0I1-l9 Orange St
open evenings. 10 >
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30

NINTH ST, W. 1205-rwo furnished com
municating rooms. second floor hii con
veuicnccs Phone 1927 J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
.D0BSON DRIVES LOCAL
ELEVEN FOR TECH CANE
university'of Richmond Foot
ball Squad Given CruclIing
Workout at Stadium.

I'obsoh continued yesterday ham
mcring AWAY at the assnrtmeu, Of
plays I" lee used BY his University of
ihchm"nd football team against Viz
sinia Polytechnic Institute ON
Stadium Field tomorrow afteruoon
Tn" Spider Varsity ana scrub >e.e-
inents OF the squad under the locn,
mentors direction combined In :.
pressing scrlmmagc in which the
polish Is gradually being put on the
University OF Richmond machine for
the rnnin with the Gobblers.
Ana while Dobson ana Churcnrnan
We're staging mimic Richmond Tech
patue az Westhampton .ocal alumni
Of boih schools were actiy, I'm tb.,.
Efforts 10 rally Il strong cOntingent 81
irootcrS to help hight the game orr
irHm the reserved sections OF ths
STANDS. Impressed with the demon
s1htiohs of their team so far THIS
season The local student body is q;
high tension over the third fra, nm
the strong Spider arheduie Ycs.o,.
day, in special student govcrnmcn,
meeting. much time was allotted to
discussing the game and tonight Both
men and women students will .x,,trss
themselves in q big rally.
While Dobson is not overworkinc
Ills men he Is utllizin; every avail
able minute for practice ana In n,
iusins . lighting spirit into his
squad. The moon looked down on the
football clad warriors for the. las,
two days, before the Dismissal was
sounded.
Special. ear service over tho wes,-
hampton line from Ninth and Nam
VIII. hegI tomorrow Il: 1915 O'clock
ana the railway company is antici-
nat!nS large portion of the attend
"ncc % travel over their line. How
ever. the Catholic University crowd
indicated that man: will take advant-
age OF the smooth Cary Street Road
and motor To Wcsihampton. \ s!ro.
directing autoists where 10 take the
icfl. mas been placed OH the Three
Chopt Read past the Country Club ma
beyond the Northampton ear line
crossing at ~ stop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14

Calls decision on balls ard strikes.
Third Inning.
Ginnts--brisch ilici to Miller.
Young walked. Kelly popped to Peek.
q. Mcuscl UP. Young stole second
=. Mcusei famed. the third culIcd..
Hoyt, looked better in this inning
lie was using Il curve ball effcctiveI.
ior the first time since he started.
Yankees - Hoy, out. Erisch to
Nctly. f'cwslcr walked Peek hit
INTO double play. Bancrofr to ttawl
nga TO Kelly. =
Nshf was Wild again and faa,
io.ding b. Bancroft cut off pos
sibic Yankee run.
Fourth Inning.
Ginnts-Isawlings doubled to left
II was his second double Snyde,
acriiiced. Baker to Pipp. Nehf ri.G
10 X. Mcusel, rawlings holding thru
nrns famed. swinging
toyt started this inning badly, bur
tiEhteaed up and Nehf.. and Etmns
we're easy victims.
lnnkccs-Miller out. I,rIsch =,
Kelly. F'risch rumbled the bnlI. hu.
.moc tile throw for n close play. Y
.lcnscl died To Burns. who made a,
spectacular running Catch In derp
enter. Pip singled TO left. Meuse,
calling; 10 make n short catch WurI
singled to center. ripp st"pmnl, al,
second. Baker walled. nIlihg tn.
''ases. Schang ilied:tp turns.
The fanks got their eyes ON thu
oall ana Ncht wins In ti,ht hole.
TWO good catches by Burns broke un
The fankces' batting rally.
Firth lnnInr.
GtnntS-Rancrof; popped to Few
SCR. Frisch out. Ward to ripp. on
an easy play. Young singled to cen
ter Kelly canned. swinging.
fankces-Iioyt .roulcd to Kelly.
Fewster fouied to kelly. PEEK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
JUDGE LANDS is ADVOCATE
OF SHORTER WORLDS SERIES
Baseball Commissioner Issues Statement Favoring
Seven Games Instead Of Nine - Asks That
Admission Prices BE Lowered

ovcrtaxcs the patience OF the public
rho commissioners also feels that
there IL II great menace to profess
s!rna! bnSabnil from public reaction
against the financial returns running
into the hsures expressed by the re-
ce!pts OF the worlds series Just
closed. Lower admission prices
which nre not within the commits
sioner's ruling. being more In har-
mony with the highest plane Of
sportsnanahip. vii! better sustain the
public confidence wfltrh tho game must
deserve.
III is the commissioner convic-
ton that the public IL happy TO sup
mort professional baseball. both en-
thnaiast Icaily and financially, pro
vidcd that the public's love Of the
great snort I've the inrpirat!on OF th,,
p!aycts and owners alike.
The probabilities are that tho
present situation would not aris.
again. hut the possibilities should d.,
avoided
That the prescn,-day garic with
ITS high standards Of play is To con
time. the maintenance ot modern
marks. the cost ~ trnining players.
the heavy expense Of transportation
and hotel bills. most likely will pre-
Guide any general reduction of al
mission prices throughout the rcgu-
lar playing season"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14

81, Z Haa Il
waiRed on four straight baIts. Mille.
torced PECK. Erisch to Isawllags.
rs sixth Inning, 80
GiantS---ES McuscI UP. Umhtre Chi,,
ran Jess Burkett on tho bench. uo
also chased Toncy and Douglas from
the Giants bench. 4. Meusta singled
TO centcr. Rawlings up, r. Meusoi
out stealing. Schany to Peek. rho
fnnks' complained that Rawlings In
terfered with the throw. Rawlings
singled to,&risht. Snyder famed.
swinging. Nehr ifoulcd TO Baker.
fnnkecS-R. Meusci lined to Rawi-
tnss. who made Il spectacular stop.
Pip out, Bancroft to Kelly. Ward
out. Bancroft to Kelly.
Seventh Inning.
Ginnts-Burns walked. Bancroft,
canned. swinging. Frisch nied to II.
Meusel. Young flied to Fewster, who
made beautiful running catch.
fnnkaes-sakcr fouled to Fr;sch.
who made the catch over near third
jnsc boxes. Schung flied TO T.. Meuse,.
RoSt singled to center on Tho first
ra!l pitched. 1t was q drive through
the box. Fewster forced Hoxt, Rawl-.
ngs. unassisted.
Ginnts--kcliy fnnnec. swinging. e.
Mcusel out. Pip, unassisteu.l Pipp
slid into the bag for n close play.
Rawlings OUTWARD to Pip.
fnnkces--Peek out. Rawlings to
Kelly Miller flied to Burns. f.
meusei famed. swinging.
Ninth Inning. "
Giants--Snyder out. Baker to Pipp.
on first ball. Nehf famed, swinging.
Burns out. Hoyt to ripp. ~;
sisted. W.
Ward walked.
Baker out. Rawlings ia Kelly.
Ward doubled mt third. -"
Ward doubled a. third. Kelly to
Friscb. @
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
RAWLINGS SAVES DAY
FOR NEW YORK GIANTS
Continued From First PaEc.)

Cd
over and over. lut came up and threw
Baker out to me- Ward was racing
for second. and kept right on. saw
the play in the making and cut loose
a throw to Frank Frisch. The peg
had to be perfect, and the tag had
10 he SURG. If Ward had made the
far turn with Schang coming up. the
lord alone knows what might have
happened. But the play was made
and the game was won.
Rawlings has been playing under
. severe handicap since before the
series. Tie has bad bono bruise on
his heel. and he has his sore foot
cncased I'm adhesive tape. Most
players would be out os. the game,
hut Rawlings. like Rabc Ruth, stuck
81 out, and he/ more fortunate than
Ruth. was I'm to the end Hc was at
his best today. and not only did he
make several plays which were above
the ordinary. but he crashed thr
iiits. II was no fault of his that he
did not drive runs over.
1t was n great game. and Waite
JIoyt deserves all the credit in the
world for his. game effort. Hc was
greater today than the last time he
raced lies. but the luck was not in
the game for him. we got only si~
hits of his delivery and with pc
feet support he might have kept us
out on the diamond until darkness
cTvelopcd the field. We got six hits
of him, which wcra nil clean. but
io took n strike-out for every hit.
Iio got mo twice in strikes. lie
pitched perfectly to mo. I'll say tina,
without any qualification. Moreover.
want no alibis made for me. III"
simply pitched perfect baseball.
There is always some regret when
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
Detailed Story of Final World Series Came
First Inning.

Ginnts-Rurns out. baker 10 pipp
Bancroft walked. Frisch foulcd -
iipp. Young walked. Kelly reached
FIRST and Bancroft scored on Peck :,
error. Young took third. Il. Meusri
oft. Iioyt to Pipp.
Cold wind appeared To affect IIoyts
control and he was constantly in
trouble. Ills wilIness also appeared
to cause his defense 10 wobble. Babe
Ruth appeared in Uniform and IS
coaching 1T third base.
fnnlsecs-Fewstcr famed. swing.
ing. Peck walked Oh four straight
mes, Miller singled To right. Peck
stopping at second. r. Meusei
popped TO Kelly. Pipp up. Both run
ners advanced on wild rttch. Pipp
out on strikes.
Nchf also was wild md Slim Sallec