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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-30

St. Joseph's church, 43 Madison ave nue, Rev. Hubert Dahme, pastor. Masses: Sunday, and 10:30 o'clock.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-30

Crescent avenue and Church street. Rev. CaSpar Pannick. pastor Masses: Sun day, at S:30 and 10:3G. Benedictiop at 3
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-30

Blessed Sacrament church, Union ave nue and Orange street, Rev. J. J. Duggan, pastor. Masses: Sunday, 2, 8, and 10:30. Sunday school at o'clock; benedictiOn at 3.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-30

Christ Episcopal Church Stratford s a. m. Holy Communion: 9:S0 a. m.. Church school and Kindergarten; 10:45 Holy Communion and sermon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-30

Strattor1 Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev A F. Chamberlain. pastor Morn ment"; evening worship 500. ''The Rise of an Ancient Prophet; Sunday school 12 % noon, the Mems class meets in the church: Epworth League T:15. leader. Mir. Elliott w. Peck topic. Thy King dom Come-In My Heart" The hour for the evening service is moved ahead just half an hour for couverieuce-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-30
OBITUARY

MRS. HANSSEE NAJTM, wife of s. J. Najim, died of a heart attack, at her home, 633 Alger avenue, Owosso, Michigan, Sunday afternoon, April IT, 1921, at the age of 32 years. While she had not been in good health of late, her death was unexpected Mrs Najim was born in Sullivan county, New York State, her early life being spent in New York and Connecticut. In 1908 she was mar ried to s. J. Najin, and in 1911 they removed to Owosso, making this place their home. She leaves besides her husband, a mother, Mrs. Keturah Wilson, two sisters, one brother, and six children by a former marriage
 LOUISE BIEBEL POLLOCK, widow of the late John M- Pollock died at her residence, S9 BunneIl street. She left two brothers, Henry and Frederick, and one sister. Lisetta Laubsc1fer, besides a number of nieces and nephews. The funeral will be held from her late residence on Monday at 2:30 D. m.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-30

St Paurs Episcopal Church, Kossuth street. opposite Washington Park, Rev. Ben jaInin Franklin Root, 3D., rector. Holy Communion. 1o:3o a. m.; Sunday school, 12:10 noon; evening prayer, 7:S0
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-30

Trinity Church. Broad street and Fair field avenue. Rev Father Atkins, rec tor. 500 a. m-. Mass for Communion; e:30 Church school: u:O0 ?. m., solemn evensong and sermon
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-30

St. Michaers PoHsh), BIO Sterling street, Rev. Father F,igIewski, pastor. Sunday, 2, 8, and 1G:30.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-30

Church of Nativity, Carson street and and sermon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-30

which will be equal ere offering of certain things is linn but All Home Week Helping Hand Week for ousekepes
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-30

Grace NJ. E. Church, Fairfield and Clinton avenues, Rev. Joseph L. Guern- sey. minister. 10:S0 a. m., Holy Com munion; 7:SO D. m.. Gospel song service with sermon on Modern Apostolic De- sire" Bible school and Mems Auxiliary at noon; Epworth League at 6:30 D. m- The home-like church with all seats free Strangers welcome.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-30

Kings Highway Congregational Church, Spring street and Noble avenue James E. Rees, minister. Communion and reception of members at 10:3O- Sunday school nt F; Y P. S. C. F. at 6:30; praise service at 7:3O.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-30
Helping Hand Week for Iousekeepers Begins Monday.

. This is what have planned-a Week during which shall give special service to homekeePers That service will be made up of aid n planning ktchens ex- pert advice upon cookery with demonstrations of cook ing exhibit of many Helping Hand devices which will time and work, display of home needuls and beau tihers in different stages of making.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-30

West End Congregational Church Col street and North avenue, Rev Herbert S. Brown. Ph-D., minister. Church school at 9:45; worship at Il; C. E. So- cieties at 6:30; musical service at 7:S0.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-30

West End Congregational Ccurch, Col orado avenue between Fairfield avenue and State street, Rev. R. H. White, minister. 10:30. Sacrament of the Lord S Supper and sermon, ''The Way of the Cross'; 12:00 m., Sunday school; 700 D. m-, informal service, subject, '"The Love of Nature.''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-30

Bridgeport, Conn,
 Saturday, April 30, 1921.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-30
PROTESTANT

United Church. Broad and Gilbert 5for 5free5s nFr Rev Sk5n Wm; I7 Horaee Day RD pastor. Daylight Saving Time observed I9:3o a. m; The Patriotism of Home Missionary Society of Connecticut: organ prelude, Meditation" by quartette and eo and MaT1e1ous' Gn9e @eaS Turner anf9e oeoig Peace Leave With You" Roberts; school. Discussion Club. :iCentIry Con trasts in Connecticut by Rev. Sherrod SSeule; 4;SS Sso P D m, JGPj9E Christjan d En- ZOO, Forum Musical Prelude: organist, quartette and vested choir; chorus, 'T Raymond Be1iew, --vaIe,' by Russell; chorus. In In Heavenly . Love Abiding" by Giants.'' by Margaret siattery, etr-i noted ed lecturer and writer: offertory, He Choir. Wednesday Church Night, ser vice 7:45.
 Park Street Congregational Church, Barnum avenue, Gerald H. Beard, minis and reception of mebers. s2i6' G9dress ii on Renewing Our Earlier Loyalties'': 12:O5, GnHrch ciefT soo sShoq1 rg fGSng nd Peopes So Motion picture, ''Our Children Social and songs following
 West End Congregational Church. Col street and North avenue, Rev. Herbert school at 5:45; worship -a1iS at II: c. E. "sS- so cieties at 6:So; musical service at ESQ
 West End Congregational Ccurch, Col orado avenue between Fairfield avenue and State street, Rev. R. H. White, Supper and sermon. 'EThe Way of the Cross'; 12:00 m., Sunday school; 700 ? m-, informal service. subject, '"rhe Love of Nature.''
 b5noS Rpgs r,1 Highway and SoS7 James F. Rees, minister Communion and reception of members at 1O:So: 6:So; praise service at ESQ.
 Grace NJ. E. Church. Fairfield and sey. minister 1o;So a. m, Holy Com sire" Bible school and Mems Auxiliary at noon; EPwoTth League at 6:3o p: m- The home-like church with all seats free Strangers welcome
 field avenue and Broad street, Chester c. MErshall. minister. 10:S0 a. m, Sac raInent of the Lords supper: noon. Sun day school and Mems Assembly; 6:So D. m-, Epworth League: 7:So p. m., ser mon by the pastor. 'TThe Only Door" The friendly church.
 Washington Park Methodist Church Barnum and Noble avenues, Rev George nunion. 1O:SO; Bible school. 12:1O: Ep- worth League. 6:so:, evening service.
 
 "Comrades-' Everybody welcome to all services.
 Christ Episcopal Church. Courtland street. John G. Sadtler. rector. Services 1o:so a. m., and 7:S0 D. m; Sunday school 1910. Special musical service at night Daylight Saving tine0.
 St. Georges Church. Clinton and Beechwood avenues. Rev. H. F. Kelly. rector. Sunday S:OO. 10:S0, 12-o0 and S:o0 D. m- Thursday, Ascension Day, 1o:30 a. m-
 Christ Episcopal Church Stratford- a. m. Holy Communion: 9:20 a. m.. Church school and Kindergarten; 10:45, Holy Communion and sermon.
 First Christian Church Disciples Of Christ MisSion)- Iranistan and Maple wood avenues. Services with sermons at 1o:45 a. m-, and 7:45 D. m- N. D. Webber. minister.
 First Church of Christ. Scientist ST Lafayette street Sunday services II a. m- and D. m-; Sunday school, II a. Wednesday evening testimonial o'clock.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-30

Park Street Congregational Church, Barnum avenue, Gerald H. Beard, minis ter. 10:50 Daylight Saving), Communion and reception of members Address on Renewing Our Earlier Loya1ties'': I2:o5, Church school: 700 Young Peoples So- ciety; 500. Pleasant Sunday evening. Motion picture, "Our Children Social and songs following.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
| KENT0NEN TAKES TWO
FALLS FROM TURNER
Large Crowd Witnesses Cruel.
ling Mattel, Victor Will
Meet Toncv Ajax.

Filming his opponents shoulders
70 the mat Tor two al ;hc three falls
N!inn Kcntpncn last n Ght defeated
Joe Turner IN their grapnlinp matcn|
at the Broadway ,Nthlctic Arena. one
OF tho largest crowds Of the summer
Witnessed ia" bout. ami II wue every i
~h"ro HcCiuiWcd "U" Of the hardest
Fought of The season.
k"ntoucu showed mat luns OF
i'lchmrHd why be - ia 50 much de
mnnd In thus country aud Europe
WHEN hc took the first fall from
Ihin"r last night Time and again
~ victory, only % have hi, u,tponcnL
struggle IRE" of tn. mcn;rinr rhm.is.
Nc hrSt thlI came after twenty four
( minutes Of wrestling. Ecutoncn
h""nlng hts opponent with Il head
SCISSORS ANA arm lock-
Father Time" Joe Turner proved
mat 'Nrcricncc just about eliminates
thc hahdiCnp OF age when he came
BACK AND took tho second IAN last
/ night. Tn" veteran grapplcr used his
I famous To" hold ana This with :: half
| Nelson brought him victory aftcr
/ twrntE-cicht minutes OF ernciIiny
/ physical effort
/ The crowd hecnm" on,huscd when
I s!"culntI"n ar 10 the "utcoMc OF liz.
/ thi-d and decisive fnl brrum,. rib,
+ Roth men sHcmcd fresh considering
the mil 'hct hrh endured a,t,i
/ seemed determined To ttEo the third
/ ;glI
I Kou,oucu nnaiiy won The fan ami
I match Win q double wrist lock and
,!rS hpld The tali consumed thirty :
I nt, minutes.
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COLTS Drop IMPORTANT
CONTEST TO NORFOLK
Tars Pound Mcckcrs Offer
ings for II Blows and
Win. 10.

Jack Warhop'S Norfolk Tars cvcn"d
the important series with the Rich
mond Colts yesterday afternoon by
taking the measure of Ray Ryau's
team "a, Mayo Island rark 10y tn"
score al Il" ..
Ability OF the invaders IL hammer
Lefty" NcIkcr's offerings to all coru-
crs of til, lat. while Peterson. a hig
rirhthander was holding the Colts
safe, resulted in the defeat of the in
hahitanIs OF MAYO Island i'ark. III"
Tars touched the offerings of MvcHcr
for twelve hits while the best. tho
home team could do Was five scattered
binglcs.
Norfolk took the lead in the League
standing as "a result OF their victory.
for the Portsmouth Truckers We're
beaten by the rarhoro team. Nnrinik
nov has Il lead OF half Il game over
their Underwater n"ighbors. with the
race ending next saturday,
yesterday was one "f tho cloan"St
played here this season. only one err
r"r was mad" hN each team and tn"
mscucs did NOT figure in the Sc"r-
Ing.
Norfolk Won simply because they
had their batting eyes with them.
Marablc. Il Richmond boy, played an
important part in tn" victory. ~.
la ndcd 10Y - home rum, a two-bnggrr
aud singh" In hN" trips To IN"
plate. l.H"hy drove" uut a thrc"-haE =
ger and - 'sinGl" in four times up.
continued on Page Thir;"onD
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
ARE STOPPED BI RAIN
Ia NssnrInt.dIrrcss-l

COLI MEUS OHIO sept. % ON, OF
Tho hiSgcSi cards "t Tho present
Grand circuit Wrctin.:, IN which SEQ
utn Was 70 hHNy been distributed
amCng Winn,rS.> Gamo Ito grief here
today after ~, l,tH1s were contested.
track a shippers mass ui mud
one heat OF the ga trul tn"
Capital CITY, purse. $4,000. Was won
by fcriscouc, ana Guardian Trust won
thc first heat al the three YEAR ola
trot the Horse Review futurity
purse, S1.u"o, Wh.u th- shower fen
The time al both th-s" miles was
2:oi IL. Guardian Trusts hca, n ma;
time was tn" fastest trott"d any
where TINS year iii a race by "A per
former of his age.
The entire Program VIII hc taken
al J o'clock tomorrow Iud as mucl
Of II and tho rcgUiar days program
Will be finished. 10 possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
arhecl Clubs to PLY
Selies of Their Own
lIiv AssociatcL rrrss.l

ROCKY MOUNT. y. g.. Sept. 30.
with the cancellation by rrcsi-
dent w +. Bradley OF the call for
a meeting Of the Virginia League
directors. which was Ia have been
held at Richmond tonight. at
which, officials of the Wilson and
Rocky Mount cubs planned To
protest the eliminating Of these
clubs as the Winners of the first
ana second halves in the pcnnant
rae" because OF alleged violation
10 salary limit. officials Of the
Rocky Mount clul TO-DAY am
nuUurcd tina; am intcrcity series
would hc played between Wilson
ana Rocky Mount beginning on
MonclHN --u"Nt at Wilson. The
svhcdul. calls for seven games.
the team winning four games be-
INK declared tn. winner.
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Chur h III Meets
Penn Mutu 4 Ted y

with ono game ut IA, srr'os
safely slowed away. church i'm
Athletic Club this afternoon at fla
on boulevard Field will make an
"thcr assault upon the dcr.nscS of
IN" Penn Mutual club. pcnnant-
"ihhers OF III" first -haif OF ;hc sea
A"h' III an attempt to max" certain
me championships of the CONNER
'''' ""S"c ANA earn the right to
meet W" Dixie Ea@ics for the
amateur championship o! Rich
nond.
should tho East End nine be vie
tori"ua in lnday's encounter. In.
series viii coin" t" a close.
Herbert Hnrrclsun yviIl hurl for
Church iiiI. ilo viii hc opposed
hy "cN' pCar"r-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21

qualified dow nhomrrs.''
Judge krnr>aw Mountain Lands.
high counts >i"nrr Of baseball. will
review the peculiar situation sur
rounding the 1871 pcnunnt Of the
Virginia League once more.
Norman \. ChamhIi>>, business
manager of the Rocky Mount base
huit club aud secretary of the Cham
her of Commerce at that ninrc left
here last night for n conference wit u
Judge Lands. The conference Will
take place in Chicago Thursday.
He Viii place before the judge in
formation regarding the commission
cr's decision 70 eliminate Wilson ana
Rocky Mount from the first half 81
the league race. Rocky Mount finished
first. while tho Wilson club was the
runner UP Both Carolina towns wcr.
thrown out pi IN" race for exceed
ing the salary limit" and Ports
mouth. TN" team 10 finish third WAS
declared the winner of the pcnmaut
for the first hali.
While Chamhliss makes the trip TO
. Chicago pr!Tuaril! to tax. up tho
claim Of ROCKY Mount, ~ also is tn"
-aut hori2cd rprcs"ntativc Of the Viii
son Athletic Association, which con
trolls IN" Wilson franchise in tn. Viz
eina League.
TarhrrI Nngmis Visit bradley.
. ~ That the mcGuis from down home"
do not intend &" ask the commissioner
To reverse mis- decision Is probable,
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N ii,.,s ,,n;,ir,,,.,n ar IN hn,rd
ar iir.r,",s !, 49,, .'tsn,.in,in, mi
,,h,n,I,I,s .,lI'.d ,",,,, a. =, Isr.,li,, :.
nr,siun,, ~ IN Nir..iri,, I',.n,.,," ~,
,c,,,,v m b,Ij = ,n,,f"r,n,.n ,,iih
no Ecad ~, 10 nrra,'ilntinn ofinr
whi,h :, ,,..s,,,, 80 d;s,,,,trb,I ,n
Judge Lands.
aSC'fftlh Wht!h"I '"iS' .'h"lH
thre" thr TWO N"rth caroline t"wnS
""t W ~ 49, ,''tS'"H
ecu" wv Si.",H 'I'h'S -! M 'N"-"'
OF n't'"sc "ii'"N ~ "i'u Mt lh.S
e .t"u'"S N"S t"o I'u' go 90 tuo II.
s"s'; an HhHN '' L" ms 'h'SS"Ec ~,
my n''n i''g! Nou ~ f." az" h"ur j" =,
~ "t "'"I'' oN MS nI' s'.l
IN i''t"ih"h" anu NJ. remain ne,
un.n It" ""SN'' - i''''N'" ''"''
LINUS ~ :,
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81. Louis.
'Rattcd for Mann in seventh.
tI.an for ClemOnS In SrNrnih

Boston .............. 90" n%" loo
ST. Louis ......... 90" iU0 GON-9
summary: rwo-haSr -Four
ni"r, li"rnshy. O'N"il Three base
lits-RocCk Nixon. Home runs
nixon. Sacrifices Lavan. Nicholson
Smith. Double plays Enrhar". Ford
and lioiko; Ford and ii"lkc. Horns
lay and F"urnirc Left on bases
t:"st"n. 6: ST. Louis. t. RaS, ON balls
on pcS"hger. {: of North. on
I'criica, |. lI.is--om OcSchr-r. - in
- innings. off Morgan. in pa:
90 IraNt"n. in L. of Shcrd-L Ia
in ! 20: off North. 3 in l-3 of
f"rtica. non" in >. struck out hv
Shcrd"l. ]: 10y O"schgcr. !: hv %orth
!; 10y r"rti"a. , Wild pitch Nurth
Winning pitcher North. Losing
riirh"r- Morgan. rmpircs Hart ana
brennan. Time. l:55
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,ttcI Tor liorr in .ishth.
W nslhin.toIt.
Scnr. hv innings

chicago ....... OOn Gao OOr -
Washington .......... zoo III 2UX 2
summary: Two-has" hits-.Iud.c.
Three base hits Milan. . Sacrifices
-l'arris. Charity 90. Double plays
,'arris 10 oi;ourkc To .lui.c: col
lins to Shccly. Left on bases CHI d
cdCo. I. Washington. :. BASE on
balls-oif Zachary. s; off Kerr. =. Hits
off Kerr. IL n, innings: off vii
kinson. | in | inning Hit 10y pitcher
by Kerr Zachary. Struck out-hv
Zachary. =. Losing pi;chSr-Ecrr
Empires - Hildcbrand and Evans.
Time. l:2I
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NEW YORK YANKEES REGAIN
LEAD IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Defeat Detroit. d., While Boston Takes One From
Cleveland, 7-4-Uhlc's Collapse Causes
Champs Downfall.
Try Associated rrrss.l

NEW YORK. Sept. 2n.-Thc New
York Americans rcga.ncd the lead to-
day. defeating Detroit. to =. while
Cleveland WAS losing 10 Boston.
Harper. New York's left handler
was wild at times. but he kept De
troitS eight hits we'll scattered.
New York punched hits by Miller.
Ruth and Mcuscl. with II base on
balls and two sacrifices. for thrc.
runs In the fourth inning. winning
the game.
Ruth famed twice in four times up.
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IHv Assn,iulrdr r,ssl

BOSTON. sept. 90. I;"ston fell on
thlc in the eighth inning today.
knocked him out of the bon. after
scoring three runs and made three
runs off i'aghy. who succeeded him,
dcfca ing cicVclInd. : To I. TIL" had
yielded three scratch hits until TIA"
eighth when Boston scored sin runs.
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NEW YORK GIANTS LEAD
PIRATES BY 8 GAMES
sMcCraw's Team Drops lO-In-
ming Contest to Chi
ciHO. { u


CHlcAGc. sept. 2".-Chicago cut
New i"rk's Lead IN the Remnant race
over i'ittSburGh Ia three games to-
'S.N. when timely single hy O'Far-
rcli scored crimes. VINO had reached
second through F'richS error and :;
wild pitch in tn" tenth inning. and
gave the locals u .-io-6 victory
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Hn>rr Die. I.rnm uInn

Francis prour Of Hampdcn. >! ' v,n,s
old. fell dead after receiving blow
on the JAM In ~" fourth round of
boxing bout with George Langley
of Watcrvillc. hero last night rhv-
sicians pronounced death due To heart
failure. hut langley was arrested
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Fighter. Hard ut work.

NEW YORK Sent. 90 r,,o II.r.
man. han'amWciGhj boxing champion.
and johnny Bum The nywoteh, iii"
lchus boys crown. are putting tn
anIshing touches ON their training
forNn meeting Friday night
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NH TOT " OUtIHT IN nlnIh.
liattcd for cole in seventh.
New ! ork.

sum HarN; " W-bhSc Nus =" No
Nally, Ward. Stolen bases Jones.
Cobb. SaCrifices-i'ipp. Ward. Maniou.
Holdings. Double plHys-W oudall and
Sargent: Blue and Sargent: McNally.
Ward and Fipp. Left on base Now
York. ;: Detroit. . Base on balls
off Harper. }: off cole =. IIits On
Cole. in innings: off IiolinrS. nom"
in ,. Hit by pitrh"r--hy cole tMillcrl.
struck omt--hy Harper. I; by cole. ..
by llollinEs. .. Wild pitch Ilarp"r.
=. Ialk-colc. Losing nitchor-,'ol".
tmpircs-piEccn and owens. Time
90.
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CARDS DOWN BRAVES
ley Assnci,tcL rrcss. |

rally against ocSchG"r and Morgan
in tn" seventh inning enabled 81.
Louis I" win the first game Of the
series from Boston today. . 10 =.
nixon hit Il trinl" and nom" run.
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GIVES UP
ONLY TWOBASE HITS

WNSIIINGTON. Sept. 30.-Xachary
hold Chicago To TWO scattered singles
and Washington haticd Kerr hard.
winning the opening game Of the Sc
rics today by - score Of I? to a.
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'lia,tcd FOR Evans in ninth.
ftUStOn.

'iatt"d for Russell in eighth
NRan for Wick in eighth and hattcd
later in same inning.
Sc"r" by innings: X.
cleveland -, .....,.. 600 0IG 3"n-i
E"StOn .......... Uon Zoo Os'--T
summary: Two-baSc hits-Iamio-
son. Evans. Wood Foster. Sacrifice
-i'riit. Double plaxs=rratt 10 Scott
1" M"lnnis. Left on hus"s-clcvc-
land. 10. Boston. :. Bas. on balls
off thlc. |: of HaEby. nm i'.nnnck.
:. iiits--om thl". in Ia INNINGS.
of NaGhy. > in %: off pcnnock. . in
& ,: off Russell. = in | %. off Jones.
non" in |. struck out 10y Chlc. !; bv
l'cnnock g. Winning pitcher Rus
sell. Losing pitcher hir. I'mpjrcs
chill. Nalln and Wilson Time
80,
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ATHLETICS FINALLY
PUT OVER VICTORY
LRv Assnria,n1 rr..y1

nv .NSNNTINT| TTFUNN.
PHILADELPHIA. sept. % phila-
dclphia broke it's losing streak of
ten straight games today hy bunch
ing six hits off Sh"ckcr for Il a-io-l
victory over ST Louis.
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{ chicago.

linrS. Home Grimes Kelly
stolen bnsc-Smith. Sacriticc-Tcrry.
wings. Bancroft. p"uhlr plays
Terry to Hnllochcr 10 Grimes: Burns
- Kelly to Rawlings; Alexander to
liollochcr To Grimes. Left on bases
New York. :. Chicago. .. Base on
hallS-"fr \c.f l. off ChccvcS. /.
liits-on BARNES 10 in "a innings:
off shea. in Is. of Sall"". . in |:
OF N"hf. > in = l-3 innings: OFF
AlcNand"r. ~ in : innings. none out
in eighth; OF Ch""vcS in innings
Struck out-hy Alexander. Z: by
BARNES. [: by chca. /: by Nrhf. >: by
thccv"S. /. villa pitch \chf Min
min. pitcher chc"vcS. Losing pitch
cr Nchf. empires - iticlcr and
Moran. Time. 2:ul
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JOHNSON CITY DEFEATS
CREENNILLE.. 0LTO 6
nm Nssncint,drrrss-l

KNOXVILLE. Tt&N.. Sept. 20
Johnson CITY today defeated Green
wiz" at Gr"cuynlr hy score Of 2
to in th" first t'aiuo Of their post
season series for the chamI,iouShii
of tn" Aprlaclian League.
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LANDS WILL REVIEW
PENNANT RACE AGAIN
Baseball Commissioner TO See
Rocky Mount Representative
Thursday in Chicago.

con FERE\ HELD MN IT,
North taruiiun REPRESENTATIVES, Sail
pom President BrndirS-Scrk Re
Interpretation at Nuic W hich Dis
qualified Glow nhonrrs."
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.Rattcd for Austin i'm seventh.
Stated for Leo in ninth.
tBattcd for Shuvkcr in ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21

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Batteries Fry aud raSlor. Erous-
sard. sparks and SCharliuE.
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