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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
PET ZRANENYCH IA AU-
TOMOBILOVE SRAzKY.

Jak hlasi policie Y Shaker
Heights, doslo vcera k velk6
srazce dvou automobile ma S.
Woodland rd., na kter6 jel
mattel restaurantu, 318 Supe-
rior Ave. Blackman n6kolika
pfately ma dostihy Y Randall.
Srazil Sc jiznfm sm6rem ie-
doucim autem, fizen6m jistym
Weidemanem. Vysledek spor-
tovnf vyjizdky jest, re byli IRA
n6ni: Edw. Kane, jemuz kro-
me otfesu mozku byly vyraze-
ny zuby M. Morris, jenz u
trp6l RUNE odfeniny, oba do
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13

vseobecn6 prohlasiti, ze vse-
chen choryatsky narod nei-
hloub6ji lituji smrti ministra
Draskovice ze 81 preie, aby
krvavy tento zlotin byl vyse-
trovan nejprisneji a ably bez O.
hledu ma narodnostni citlivost
bylo zjiSteno, V ktere ruce sc
sbihaly milky tohot0 strasn6ho
zlocinu.
Syn zavrazdil otGe "a pomo-
ci milenky a jejiho otce. Y OBJ
CT Ketnl u Jicina zavrazd6n
byl pred puldrubym rokem We
Ger 0 Sylyestru dine 81. prosin-
ce rolnik Frantisek Kordac a
jeho dcera Anna kulemi re-
volveru a bodnymi ranami. a
lie pachatele vrazdy nebyli Wv
patrani. Teprve V t6chto dnech
rozruSena byla obec sensacni
zpravou, re pro podezreni Z t6-
to dvojnasobne vrazdy zatten
byl 24lety syn kordacuv Fran
tisek, jeho milenka Marie Ska
loudova a otec jeji Alois Ska
loud a dopraveni ke krajskemu
soudu v Jicine.
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VYLET SLOVENSKYCH
SOKOLU.

Slovensky Sokol Tyrs uspo-
fada zitfejsi nedele yelky W
let do yolne prirody ma farmu
pi. Hudcoy6 na State I'd, pra
We naproti klasteru. Poradaji-
ei yybor vykonal vsechny pra
&c Sc znamou sokolskou svedo-
mitosti, takze vyletnici V kaz
dem sm6ru budou uspokojeni.
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Poor! Cechosloyaci, kteri
81 preji podivat ma fanny do
Firginie, mohou jeti 5 p. Ko-
larem. ktery zde dli 5 jeho pa
ni navsttvou bydli il p. Pi-
skull ma Fleet ul. Zpet Sc Wy
pravl Ultra Y ned6li ) hod.
vecer Osobne Sc pfesy6dcit ie
nejlepe nez koupite. Prihlaste
Sc cas- Il p. PiskuIi 57I5
Fleet Ave. 8-13
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Nemci a Mad'ari mas a v

Nemci a Mad'ari II mas a '
SHS. "Narodnie Noviny" prina
sell zajimayy dopis z Jihosla-
vie. jak tam vlada razn6 zakro-
tuje prot n6meckym ma
d'arskym styacum. TAX prijel
do Noveho Sadu redaktor
kron, jenz "a valky stval proti
Cechum. Ia pul hodinky byl
iiz ma policii "a chvilku no
eXpedoyali ze zemG. Podobn6
nalozeno 20 sportovniky Ma
q d'arska, kteri byli We skutecno-
sti bolseyiky. Poslali je hned
"a hranice. Kdyz Sc Slovaci e.
vangelici odlucuji cd meme
ckych evangeliku, prosili je
N6mci, aby byli ponechani We
Syazu, ably nell 'protekci'
Vlady Srbi necht6ji N6mcu a
Mad'aru We vojsku. ale N6mci
sami prosi vladu, ably je asen-
tovali, nebot' chteji slouzit ji-
hosloyanskemu statu. "Narod-
ME Noyiny' pravf: "Porovnejte
sy6 postaveni, bratri Nemci q
Mad afil DC v6tSi bychom nell
pravO my pomstit sve dlouhe
utrpeni Y minulosti! w
ste boil oporou, ba ciniteFmi
minuleho otrociaceho systemu.
q jestli "a tym syrhnutym sy-
stemom / teraz tuzite, jestli ma
Jeho nayrate pracujete, staviate
81 zakerne proti nam, musite
sa srazie' naSou ma vSetko cd
hodlanou energiou - a musi-
-e byt budete skroteni. Mas
zeskoslovensky domaci spor
nam nikdy neodtiahre pozor-
most cd Vasho niekedy prisme-l
eho pocinania a pfi vSetkych ;
ivoJich Vn1tornych bratskych
lesnadzach chceme a budeme !
nat vzdy dost' raznosti a silly
ieknut' po dracich prstoch. Pd-
i ate sa $ nami do nesmyselne-
20 boja a nepamatate, re ME
me sami. Oproti nepriatelom
'tatu nasho, ci vn1tornym, ci
sahranitnym. Czech a Slovak
oez rozdielu strannfckej pri-
lusnosti sll jedno, jeden pevny
n1r (zed), ktory pevne sdvisf
Palej 5 juhoslovanskou a ru-
hradbou." /!
Sebevrazda byvaleho bavor-
kebo ministra. Bavorsky mi
istr ga kratke komunistick6 {
lady Kurta Eisnera, 81. Frau !
ndorfer = jak jsme iiz struc- I
e ohlasili - zastfelil Sc V So s
otu dopoledne ma bfehu reky !
5ery, stfeliv Sc bambitkv do
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praveni byli do nemocnice !
East Clevelandu.
Krone obou fidicu byl leh-
&c zran6n j. McCallum. posled
n6isi tri ale byli ponechani II
dOmacim oSetrovani.
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mrtev. UGinil tax. ponevadz
byl usv6dcen z pad6lani velmi
cennych Zlatych minci, ably 81
opatril potrebne prostredky k
Zazehnani pen6zni tisn6, V niz
svym nakladnym zivotem O.
ctnul Sc V posledni dobe. Mni-
chOvska policie patrala jiz cd
Cervna pO pachateli sensaGniho
pad6lani minci. Ma poCatku
nebylo nijakeho podezreni pro
7 Il Frauendorferoyi. Policie zji-
stlla pouZe, ze bylo pad6lano
Velke mnozstvi minci a medaili
I. re phi drazbach dvou zna-
mEch mnichoyskych firem da-
ny byly do prodeje takov6 min
ce jakOzto cenne Originally. Da-
IL mohlo byti zjist6no, re tyto
padelane mince byly dany do
dr2zby atatnfm sekretafem
Frasendorferem. Policie ozna-
mila vysledek Setreni statnimu
zastupci, jenz vymohl domov-
M soudni prohlidku zabave-
nj podezrelych predmetu a ma
tIdil vyslech Frauendorfera.
Ten konal Sc 20. t. m., ale
Frauendorferovy vypovedi byly
tax malo duveryhodne, re po-
dezreni proti n6mu jen jest6
sesilily. Pres to nebylo prl du-
vodu pro Zatknutf Frauendor-
fera. Dalsi vysetrovani odhali-
10 vsak tolik prit6zuiicich okol
nostf, re bylo potrebf noveho
vyslechu Frauendorfera. Mel
Sc konati p. t. IN. dop. u poll |
Gle Ale Frauendorfer nebyl |
vice Zastihnut We SVEN byte. |
procez polieejni zrizenci byt
stfezili. aby Frauendorfera |
pfedvedli, jakmile Sc vrati. |
Frauendorfer vie Sc nevratil |
y sobotu dopoledne dosla zpra-
va, re spachal samovrazdu.
600 Zahrebcanu zatceno
pro zavrazdeni ministra Dras-
kovice. 4 Btlehradu. 23
eerTence. (P. ~ Atentat ma
Draskovice vzbudil B6lehra-
dc velike poboufeni. ponevadz
obeti atentatu Sc stal jeden z
nejschopn6jsich politikn kral. |,
oHS. We Vsech kruzich je veil
ke rozcileni a vseobecne 50
-vrdi, ze jde 0 rozsahle spiknu
i. Milky tohoto spiknutf jsou
'ozsifeny ma Stroke kruhy chor
fatske a pfesahuji kral. SHS.
Pro vrazdu bylo zatceno Y Ia
lfebe yGerejSiho dne 900 o-I
'ob. Zatceni nalezeji k nejrdz-
1eJsim spolecenskym tffdam.
Vysetfovanf je veden6 S ury-
'hlenlm. Dalsf zatykanl Sc O.
.ekavaji. Vtera veter byla pre-
Eczema mrtvola zavrazdeneho 1
ninistra DraSkovice do Belle :
lradu. Projela Zahrebem. Vo-
enske a civilnf 1fady, jakoz i
eliky zastup lidu Sc shroma-
dily ma nadrazi. Zastup de-
nonstroval ulicich. Demon
trace trvaly dlouhou dobu. U
)oslo ke srazkam mezi policii
potidemonstranty. Redakce
rganu chorvatskych autono-
listd byla zpustosena. De-
volali "Slava Jugo-l
avii" a "Pryc komunisty!"
roslycha Sc, ze vddtf politic-
& kruhy chorvatske hodlaif =
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PRODA Sc buffet, table a
} sesli "a $50. Haste Sc Y els.
1928 Z. l06. al. Tel. Broad
way ll35 w 8-13
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PRONAJME Sc

FKONAJWE 81 Jyt 0 On
pokojich koupelnou, il zadu
velka pore. Haste Sc n els.
1920 Z. l08 al. mezi Union a
kinsman. SIG
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ZVLASTNI
UPOZORNENI

Dovoluji 81 oznamiti ct. ve-
fejnosti, ze jsem ote1el
kloboucnicky obchod y els.
6033 Broadway proti vhlar-
ne, kde nam na sklad6 yse-
no druhu muzsk6 kloouky a
kter6 zhotovuji t6z na "a
kazku a stare pred6lavam,
baryim a oprayuji. NaSe dill
n2 Sc naleza V c. 3641 E.
10 ul., vezmete-li f. 55 St.
karu Ia vas doveze az k dill
ne. Drzim ma sklad6 nei-I
lepsi klobouky "a ceny vel
mi mime neb je sami WI
rablme. Je to jedina ceska
dina Y Cleveladu.
Sluzbovolny
FRANK STEPKA. /
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IA PRfCINOU

IA PRfCINOU odiezdu do
stare ylasti prodam samohraci
piano dubove (Oak) "a 1925.
Mozno jej vid6ti Y els. 1858
Fulton I'd. SIT
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PRODAJl Sc detsk6 buggy,
cervene a / set l6karskych
knih. Haste So " els. Alb
w arren ST. SIG
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2645 w. 25th ST.

: Name ma sklad6 hlazen6 sklo. do vgkladnich O.
ken skfini zrcadla, do automobile dveri oxen
residencich, pokryyky soly Sifonery desky a po-
dobn6 v6ci.
Oplnf sklad obycein6ho ska do oxen. ohnivzdor
ne dratene sklo do svetkG neprohedne sklo do pre-
brad officech do oxen koupelnach
Ramovana zrcadla, stribTime stara zrcadla
Davame rozpotty ma move opravni prace.
VSechny objednavky vyfzujeme presne LEVINE
Lincoln 3699 - Cenral 59O7
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PRODA

PRODA Sc dvourodinny,
moderne stayeny dunn 0 5 po-
kojich S koupelnou dole a to
same nahore. Uynitr vse ele-
gentn6 zarizeno. Cena $500.
hotove $4,000 ostatni die "a
jednani. Haste Sc tis. 4311
Clifford Ave. nahOre. 8-26
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DOVAZENf,

DOVAZENt, st6hovani a
RUNE eXpressnI prace vykona-
va Fir. Majer, 2343 Z. rs. St.
8-16
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-08
GEORGIA FARMER HELD
 ON CHARGES OF PEONAGE
nv Associated Press

Savannah, Ga., September lilo mer Burk of Jenkins county, Geor- gia, a wellto do- farmer, held on 8 charge of peonage today after a hearing before a United States com missioner. It is alleged he held Mrs Florence Nixon and her sons in peon- age on his farm. The defendant who made no statement gave s5- GOO bond
 Mrs. Nixon, white woman ana a widow, was brought to Savannah several days ago from the Burke farm by federal authorities She complained that she wanted to leave the farm and Burke declined to per init her to do so. On the stand today she said she was well treated and that her children played with those of Burke and went to school with them.
 Her greatest complaint was that WheN she wanted to leave to make better arrangement for the coming year, Burke claimed she owed him $15 and would not let her move her effects. The woman and her family of five children have been maintxined by tEe government in Savannah for a week as witnesses
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on account of a blow to his jaw Dutch had to do considerable switcn Ins' and juggling. Tommy Gallagher was sent to the sunfield l don't know how Tommy will get away with the sunfield job-there was no sunshine Wednesday, Tommy did whack out two hits out of two times up. however.
 Bernie went to rleht field himself, and assigned Kid Rrenner the first basing job for the afternoon
 Bates Draws Attention
 In speaking of ,Baronial youne sters, who were farmed out at ths start ot the season, and who have made good in slower company, Pre.,l- Quack smith stated Wednesday afternoon that Red Bates, who went to the Georgia State. league. has had great season in that little cir cult and even attracted the atten- ton of the big league scouts.
 It is said that one of John Mo. Graws scouts became favorably it,- pressed with Bates work. and seat in nice report to the Giant Mana CT about him. This, however, is hear say, Boss Quack stating that Bates was for sale, providing the Giants would offer the Birmingham club enough money for him.
 Bates is youngsters and was rather green here in the Spring. It is not thought that he has pick ed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-08
Miss Gade Nears End of 145-Mile
 Swiim to Gotham
By Associated Press

New York, September Miss Mile Gade, Danish swimmer. who started OF i5-mile swim from Albany to New York last Friday, was expected to reach One Hundred and Forty fifth street late today and plans to finish the swim at Battery Park to- morrow before noon.
 Miss Gade reached Bear Mountain yesterday forenoon and after a wait for favorable tide resumed her long grind. She told reporters at Bear Mountain that she had been struck in the face by a big fish and had been entangled by river grass and weeds and almost dragged down dur ing her trip.
 The swimmer is escorted by mo- torboat upon which she sleeps be- tween seven hour swings with the tide, and enjoys meals prepared by her nurse. Glenn Corson, a guide, travels besides her in a rowboat when she is in the water.
 Miss Gade said her trip had been one continuous ovation at every point s.nce she left Albany.
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T will say, however" said Boss Quack, that the price I'm going to set fo' Gooch and this other man is much in excess of the $14000 the Memphis club got for Hungling and Andy High, through their sale to the Brooklyn Dodgers. You fellows of the newspaper fraternity gaspAd 1t the price paid for High and Hung ling, yet one of the men going to Plttsburg in this deal will bring as much as Memphis got for both her mem
 May He Worry
 Although Colonel Quack failed to reveal the identity of the other man, it is conceded by nine-teuths of an dom that the, other fellow in the deal is Phil Morrison. Barney Drey- fuss was here recently, looked over 1he work of Worry in the box and seemed pleased with his investig tions.
 The call to higher company so early came as surprise to Gooch and to the local baseball associa tion. The original agreement was that the Tennessee boy would Ye- main with the locals until the close of the Southern League season. Fate stepped din, however. and may be responsible for Gooch's getting in the world series money. Walter Schmidt one of the Pirate catchers, is out for the remainder of the sea son on account of injuries, and in this emergency Pittsburg asked for Gooch to fill the breach
 Counting on Beverly
 The Pirates are undoubtedly counting on using John Beverly this season, or they would never have been so urgent in their appeals to the local club. They are sending Catcher Wilson to Birmingham to take Goochs place, and the new man is en route here now.
 With John Beverly gone to join Pie Traynor, Whitey Glazner. John Dewey Morrison and Barney ,arn- hart, local fans are pulling all the harder now for Pittsburg to cop the National league pennant.
 Moley Wui Not Return
 Boss Carlton Molesworth will see his Barons play no more games this season. The chubby one is off on a scouting trip, which will carry him way past the climax of the Southern league season. and after looking over prospects in the bushes. he will go straight to his home in Frederick, Md, where he will spend tie winter,
 Dutch Bernsen will have charge of the team for the remainder of the season. Dutch has been disnort- Ing himself in the mana gerie, role with dignity and success-this. in spite of the fact that he has the worst patched-up lineup in the field the Barons have exhibited all sum mer.
 Bernie In Hole
 Emery is the only man in the gar, .. dens who patrols that beat regularly. When Pug Allen was knocked frorn the game on account of bad dog, and Book Silva was forced to rest
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-08
RAIL L-WATER CARRIERS
 ALLOWED TO CUT RATES
By Associated Press

Washington, September Rail and water carriers were authorized by the interstate commerce commls. sion today to reduce rates on freight from the Atlantic coast to Texas points by way of Galveston.
 The commission thereby reversed q Its former decision in the case in which 1t held that the reductions proposed by the Mallory and Morgan lines, were not justified except in certain particulars.
 Rates and practices of the Mor. gan line are subject to the provi. sions of the transportation act to the same extent as are the railroads. On the ground the commission deci ded that it became necessary to per- init the Morgan line to reduce it's rates to meet those of the Mallory line. over which the commission had no control in order to enable ire Morgan line to compete with the Nal. :. lory.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-08
PETER DAW WINS BIG RACE OF DAY
 AT CIRCUIT MEET
Thomas w. Murphy Drives Nag to Victory By a
 Narrow Margin

Hartford, Conn, September IT, Peter Daw, driven by Thomas w. Murphy, this afternoon won the 2:12 division of the Greater Charter Oak" stake after three close finishes. Murphy's trotter won the first and third heats, with Escotillo, contender in each of these, winning the second in the fastest time of the race In the first heat the five trotters flashed by the stand with not more than a length separating the leader from the fifth place winner. It was one of the closest finishes and greatest heats seen on the local track.
 Selka won the 2:09 trot, taking the event in straight heats with Bovola and Peter Pater furnishing plenty of opposition. Murphy won his second race of the afternoon with Peter Henley. defeating Whiskfast in the g. year old pace.
 The s10,000 2:O4 division of the Greater Charter Oak" stake is on to- morrow's programme. Seven horses will start-Periscope Gray Worthy, Colorado, Early Dreams, Bonnie Del, Charley Rex and Peter Coley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-08
f o o t b all! ]!

If ''Stevie the Invincible' (J. Riggs Steven son) hadn't graduated from the University of Alabama last Spring he'd be wearing our Goldsmith guaranteed football uniform in his struggles on the grid this year.
 Charlie Bernier, Alabamas coach, put lem to the test-and this year Bamas" squad is going to have the best season in their his tory, with the remarkable protection of Goldsmith patented constructed pants and pads.
 The Birmingham-Southern, The Central High School and The Bessemer High School have also lined up solidly behind Goldsmith Togs. The coaches of these well-known in stitutions of learning didn't make their choice because Princeton and other Big Leaguers" wear Goldsmith football stuff but because their own good judgment and knowledge of what's what told them to.
 Goldsmith Togs have what it takes to make good-guts. They've bucked the line in some of the hardest fought pigskin battles in history, and they always come smiling, asking for more punishment.
 Goldsmith football pants and accessories are made to afford the maximum of protection to their wearers. It is almost impossible to put completely Goldsmith outfitted man 'out of the game.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-08
OFFICERS OF ANNISTON
 GUARD UNIT TO MEET

Anniston, September 7.-(Special.) A meeting of the officers of Annis- tons new military unit fthe Ala bama National guard will be held at the county courthouse Thursday evening at o'clock. the call for the meeting having been issued Wed nesday by Alfred Coleman. who IS to be the commander of the local unit.
 Fifty-five members have already been enrolled in the local infantry unit and several others have an nounced that they will enroll at the meeting tomorrow night.
 Adjt. Gen. Hartley A Moon will come to Anniston next week to mus ter in the company and complete the organization.
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CALHOUN COUNTY HIGH
 HOLDS FIRST PRACTICE

Anniston, September 7.-(Special) The Calhoun County High school s football squad held it's first practice Tuesday afternoon, Coach George Cooper. who arrived last week from Auburn, being entirely pleased with the showing made by the players who are trying for permanent places on the team.
 The oxford team will have many of the 1920 members in the lineup during the present season. The mem bers are anticipating the game with the Simpson High of Birmingham with more than the usual interest.
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BABE RUTH IS NOW
 20 DAYS TO GOOD

New York. September 7.--Bnbe Huth pounded out his fifty second home run in the fourth in- hing of the Yankees second game with Boston, sending in man ahead of him. Pennock was pitching.
 Tho vailOp put Ruth 70 days ahead of his 1920 record when his fifty-secOnd and fifty y-third hom- CTS were thumped nt PhiIa- delphia off ROmmeil on Septem- her 25. He has 25 more games in which to surpass his worlds record of 54 home runs in a sea- son.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-08
LEWIS BEATS HINDU

San Francisco, September 7.-Ed "Strangler" Lewis defeated Jatindra Goho-Gober. Hindu wrestler, in two straight falls last night. Both were accomplished with the headlock. and Lewis pinned Goho- Gobar to the mat for the first fall in l hour IS minutes and 30 seconds. The second fall came in S1 secords.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-08
CECIL LEITCH IS
 ANOTHER VICTIM
 OF SORE THROAT

Montreal, September 7.--Another European woman athlete coming to compete in the new world has been put temporarily out of the running by throat ailment.
 Following the recent defaulting at Forest Hills, N. Y.. of Mile Suzanne Lenglen, French tennis star, came an- nouncement today that Miss Cecil Leitch, British woman golf cham pion, is suffering from tonsilitis and has been ordered by her doctor to cancel all her enga gements up to the Canadian woman's championship. tournament at Ottawa on Septembepe 1924, when she is to meet Miss Alexai Stirling. American star. Miss Leitchy caught bad cold while crossing the Atlantic.
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up enough generalship to make hin a good buy for ma jor league club. He is still property of the Barons however. and will come back to Bir- mingham in 1922 to make anotli CT try for a pitching berth with .he locals.
 Quecr Double On Display
 One of the werdest double plays local fans have lamped this season was executed by Messrs. Krehmeye~. Stewart and Gooch in the second in. nins of the Traveller Baron game Wednesday afternoon. With Moore on third and Wano on first, and no- body down. Davis hit the ball to Krehmeyer. The Baronial shortsmith tossed it to Stewart, who retired Wano and then threw tb the plate. Johnny Gooch tagging Moore out as he came into the plate. It was a pretty bit of work and drew quite hand from the stands.
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CALDWELL REINSTATEO

Cleveland, O., September 7.-Cleveland Detroit today. to 1, 25 hits being made by the two teams. 14 of them two- baggers, Cleveland used three pitchers, the last being Ray Caldwell, whose suspen- sion was lifted today by Manager Speaker. The veteran replaced Uhle in the ninth in ming with one out, two on base and two balls on Blue, who got two more from Caldwell. filling the bases. Then Cald- well famed Bassler and Pinch Hitter Cole
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Reds Win In Tenth

Chicago, September 7.-An error by Grimes of Groh's grounder started a rally which netted Cincinnati three runs in the tenth inning and gave them the first game of the series, to 2. The error was followed by Roush's single, Daubert's dou- ble and Bressler's hit. Victor Keene a recruit pitcher, made q creditable show ing for Chicago. Score
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CUBS GET NEW CAMP

Chicago. September 7.-Catalina Island, on the Pacific coast. VIII ps the permanent training camp of the Chicago Nationals. William Veeck, president of the club, announced to- day. Mir. Veeck said he and Manager k'llifer will go to the island after the close of the season to build a modern ball park
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SUmmary. IWo- bsse hIts, Burns 2, Ban croft, NSmith Frsch, Young; home runs konetchy, Williams; stolen bases, Burns Bancroft; sacrifice hits. kelly, Nehf; dou- ble play, Parkinson to Monroe to ko- netchy Williams to Henline, Rawlings to Bancroft to kelly t2). Nehf to Bancroft to Kelly; left on bases, New York z. Phila- delphia 8 base balls, off Nehf 1. off Ring 3, off Betts E struck out, by Nehf 2: losing pitcher, Ring; umpires, Kiem and Mccormick; time of game, 1:45
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Bears Bunch Errors
 of Crackers With Hits for q Victory

Atlanta, September 7.-Mobile combined hits with Cracker errors and, loose plays today and took the first game of the se- ries, to l. tather dull game was en- iivened by Futons good pitching and the batting of Dewey Marshall, Cracker twirler. who slammed clean single to right for his first hit of the season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-08
Gooch Sold Co Bucs and Leaues for Pittsburq c
PelicanS Witness
 Lookouts Defeat
 the Chicks, 4 to 2

Chattanooga, Tenn, September 7.--Chat- tanooga defeated Memphis upon her final appearance of the season here this after noon, to 2, Boone outpitching Mohart. The game was called in the eighth inning on account of darkness The New Orleans team was among the spectators Score: