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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-06
RICHMOND CLUBS WIN
TWO HANDSOME CUPS
Local Golfers Take Trophies
in Both Glasses After
Battle.
NEWTON HAS LOWEST SCORE
turns In Card Of TO In Qualifying
Round-Slr Teams Fight for Com
violation Prixe-iiunter. Ronnoke's
Youthful Stnr, Wins Match.

Matches yesterday brought to Il
close the annual tournament OF the
Virginia Golf Association. which be-
gan on the links OF the Country Club
Of Virginia Saturday. All trophies
for team play were won by local
clubs.
In the play-oT yesterday morning
OF the tie for individual honor.
which resulted from the play Sai
urdny, II! II. Hume. OF the Norfolk
country CLUB, won with "a low score
oi 81. Jones. OF Ia. Country club
OF virginia. made an 80. and Taylor
nhihhed third with the score of 80
In the thirty hole medal play
Saturday, each of the three mad. a
1873
silas ". Newton. Of the Country
Ciub OF Virginia. made tho loves,
score ia tn. qualifying round Of
team play yesterday morning with
Il 10. He was rewarded with IA tru-
ply.
Teams representing the CountrY
cub Of virginia and tho Norfolk
,"uhtry cub qualified for team play
we I"cti golfers making IA total y:
$40 strokes 10 their opponents 1l3.
The cup for team championship of
me state was Won by the Kichmon"
cub with nine points To the seven
ot the Norfolk golfers.
consolation team cup was played
for by teams Of III. SIX clubs whicl.
'iiied 10 lua,ify for the team cham
pi"nbh!p match This trophy Was
won By the Hermitage Country club
team WIN u total of eleven poin,S.
scores OF ether teams were. lamp
ton Country club, 10. Roanoke
count'-' club. s. Lexington Country
club. ). l.ynchburg Country club. >.
banvilIc Country Club. 3.
IN. performance this morning Of
James Hunter. a member OF the Roa-
n"ke Country club team, Was the
feature of the tournament Hunter
IS only 10 years ola. yet is declared
- 10" Onr az the most tinisa,d golf
"rs ~ his city. II" won his match
in tn" PLAY Yesterday morning. This
was 'he hrE, tournament participated
In ~ The Roanoke lad
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PITTSBURGH DRIVER
WINS AUTUMN CLASSIC
+. p. Fcilcrman Covers 225
Miles in 2 Hrs. ID Min. 10
Sec. AT Uniontown.
NY Associated Press |

UNioNTOWN. PA. Sept. 81. r.
Fetternan. Of Pittsburgh. today won
the autumn classic at the automobile
Speedway here. The distance was
20 miles Fcttcrman covered ii in
!? hours 10 minutes and iG seconds
His average was 9o.S miles an hour
and his share of the purse amounted
to $1,000.
Jimmy Murphy. driving the same
car with which he won the French
Grand iriX this year. was second in
hours Il minutes 81 seconds, with
an average OF 9S.j miles an hour
while Roscoe Sarics. averaging 9S
miles, was third. in . hours IL min
utcS 80 l-25 seconds
Murphy's end Of the purse was ST.
o0n ana SarlcS' $4,000.
Eddie Miller finished fourth. and
Tommy Miuton. who withdrew his
own ear during the race ana tool
Eddie iicarno's place in the iattcr's
machine. nth. Joe Thomas with
sixth, Howard Wilcox seventh and
jules Fllingbnc eighth.
ON" slight accident occurred during
the race when the cars driven ny
Thomas and Wilcox sl<iddcd and Left
IN" track. Thomas suffered bruises.
but Wilcox was uninjured. After
minor repairs both returned to the
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Pirates Unable to Get Better Than Even Break Against
Reds, While Boston Takes One From
New York Giants.
Braves Beat McCraw's Team
in Initial Struggle by Using
Pinch Hiltcrs.
RECRUIT TAKES SECOND
Shea Allows Bean Eaters
Thirteen Hits, but Keeps
Them Well Scattered.
lRy Associated rroesl

:. NEW YORK. Sept 5.-Thc New
, ORR Nationals retained their posi-
ZION game behind PITTSBURGH by
dlVidlnS double hcadcr with Pos
Ton today. Boston won tn. first
.amc, to ,, and the Giants took
the second. 3 to 3
The greatest crowd OF the season
attempted 10 see the games, police
oHic!ais estimating that about %, 600
persons were turned back when the
Eatcs were locked. Several women
tainted in the crush and were treated
IN amhuianccs. while extra pulicc
were called out.
Boston rallied in the first game and
Won the contest after New York led,
! to u, al the end Of the sixth innine
ne WORK OF the Boston pinch hit
tcrs featured Boston's rally in the
eighth, GowGy. Nicholson and Bar
bare making good
New York took tho second game
behind shea a recruit butcher. He
Sicldcd thirteen hits. but kept them
scattered and was well supported.
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Leaders Drop Morning Con
test at Cincinnati After
Thirteen Innings.
COOPER GETS REVENGE
Allows Moran's Team But
Four Hits in Second Bat
tie. Winning, 81.
GRy Associated Press. ]

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 5.--Thc Pitts
bursh Pirates and the Cincinnati
Rcds cvcncd up on the two holiday
games. Cincinnati winning in the
morning and Pittsburgh in the nr-
ternpon. each by a score of to l.
The visitors broke a tie score il,
the thirteenth inning Of the morning
game and won on pass to Bohnc, his
steal of second and successive errors
by wilson ana Traynor
cooper held the Reds TO four hits
In the afternoon game. two OF which
were punched with Il wild pitch and
a steal In the sixth inning. resulting
In run and tying the score. I'm
the seventh inning. with a man on
third and two out. Cooper singled to
snort ana drove over the winning
run.
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PENROSE TROPHY GOES
TO OSHKOSH DRIVER
ICY Associated Press

COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. Sept
5.-king Ridley, Of Oshkosh. Neb
won the Pcnrosc trophy cup by climb
ing to the summit OF Fixes Peak to-
day in l9:l6.l In the annual hill climb
lie also won event No. ; far cars of
23l to 500 inches piston displacement
In event No. ., ears over 1879 inches
displacement and less than 231, Otto
LocSchc. last years winner. was first
in I9:47.4. Glenn Shultz was first In
the small car in 2l:34.i. Ralph Null
ford was second in event No. ). in
19:51.1.
Otto Loesche. of Connorsville. Ind,
winner Of the cup last year. made the
time i'm 22:25.2 in his race to the sum-
NIT in 1920. Mulford's record OF IS
minutes and "a seconds. made In 1916,
still stands.
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TAKE ONE IN DOUBLE-HEA DEP
Higgins Grew Iriumphs Over Red Sox, 80 but Drops
Second, 8-2-Cleveland Wallops Browns,
los. Then Loses 1913.
Hitting of Smith Features
Both Contests for World
Champions.
SPEAKER USES RECRUIT
Runs Out Of Pitchers and
Sends Texan to Mound
in Final Battle.
10y Associated Press

CLEVELAND, sept. 5-Clev.i,nd
ana 81. LOUIS broke even todat. ~
:" !S winning the morning game,
80 I" .. and losing in the afternoon
Shith'S batting way rcsponsihI.
stick work this afternoon E.,i, rs
c"a Hpiohs IN the lead until RI.
:. zenith. when 81 Louis mad. Xix
colnSecutiVc hits md won the game
tnt afternoon, Manager Sp.at.r m
a'!y having TO call upon Henderson.
college recruit from Texas
MORNING GAME:
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AUCTIONS-LEC4LS
Legal Notices

T? Moh4 a dHE?2 Ivh RE 2F c TIE E sINF
!TG Er&R G2L Low n9NpS OF TliE
Virginia corporation). dated June
1911; ISSUED under and secured hy trust
md Com sa orPa nai and
iiank Trustee. dated June !. 1911.
The undersigned. Continental and Com.
mcyciai Trust and Savings Bank. trustee
under said Trust Deed. hereby gives no
Trust Decd one Hundred Forty ThS %; s;,,n
E Fly IInndrsd Eighty, Dollars tsI4o'5sSj
DECD. and said trustee intends s' to TO ar pSft
Will permit. to the purchase Of. and ni'n now
invites offerings for tho sale TO il OF bonSs
secured by said Trust Deed y, "a price
not exceeding par. accrued interest ard
five per cent premium.
Such offerings shall he submitted. sealed
In writing. To the undersigned. on or be.
fore noon OF the 2Gth dag of September
20S South La Sale Street. Chicago
Illinois; and from such offerings the said
offered at the lowest price. not exceedinS
the price above set forth. sufficient 10 ok.
haust the moneys in said sinking Fund
DATED CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. sop,em.
her ]. 1921.
r. TnusT AND sAviNGs MXHK. ) y 10
Aa n Power Company. dated
by WILLIAM p. KoFF. Secretary.
Ss%n f fi19 HoGT fTft!Rs S e &C.
irhA e oness ,c0MPANY viii be- held at
Perry Perry streets Rl chmand. Va. AMIN at Ah 70
oG 40 or noon; Tuesday. september 20. 1871
AetlnE SECRETARY.
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Totals .... IS . 4 ~ lf
'Battcd for Quinn in eighth.
ilOstOIi.
New York

Summary: base hitS--I.ciboid
j. Collins. Pratt. Home run-Ruth.
Sacrifice hits-McNally. Devormcr
Foster. Double play--Meuscl to Pirp
Left on bascs--New York. 3: Bos-
ton, :. Bases on balls--on II. Col
Inns. 3 off Quinn, I; off Karr, ,. Hits
off X. Collins. s in 5 la innings; off
Quinn. > in ga innings: OF Rogers
none in | inning. Hit by pitcher-by
Rogers (Walters). Struck out-by
r. Collins. 4. Wild pitch-Quinn
Losing pitchcr-R. Collins. Umpircs
Wilson. Connolly and Morarity.
Time &c.
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FARM CREDIT POWERS
TO Be USED PROMPTLY
W ar Finance Corporation
Probably Will Begin to
Function Next Week..
[ By Associated PROSE,

<.
WASHINGTON. Sept 5.-prepara-
lions for advancing upwards OF 81
oo"'oo0,oo0 in agricultural and l;yc.
stock credits under rcccn, leris,,,io,,
nave virtually been completed NV IN,
War Finance Corporation. Official.
said tonight.
INC corporation probably will h..
''nF "lthin the next week or an
10 junction under it's enIarr.,. n,,,
erS designed to afford needed crcdi,
reltet 10 tn" farmers. it WAS s,ii,
10 expedite the advances. ~x.cu-
i've committees are being formed i,
hEricuiturai and stock raising src
lions OF the West ana South and y,ut
attehu 10 preliminary details Of an
pHchtons. making the necessary in
Vestgations and determining ,be
adequacy of securities offered To,
or hitccn such committees are bni,c
i"rmcd now. and others will b. add
ed as the amount or business in rho
0iHercnt localities warrants.
The corporations policy for financ-
i"s advances. officials asserted. has
not yet been definitely decided. but
1t is believed that little Of tho saoo
100000 balance with the Treasury
Will bc used for agricultural cr,,,its
demands may be made on the Treas
urN 10 make the first loan. otficjnls
declared. but as soon IA the volume
of needed credits can he gauEad. II
- pciieNcd, the corporation Will begin
issuing It's own bonds ''"'
current operations OF the CORPORA
ton IN financing exports are being
carried on almost exclusively ont OF
a reN"iVinE fund automatically estab-
i!Shed by the repayments being made
on the approximately 100000. 60D in
advances now outstanding
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Ran for O'Neil in eighth.
hatted for Johnston in ninth.
Score nv ippinuc. v
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l'hllnuelnhin,

Summary. Two-basc hits-J. Walk
or. G. Walker Milan. Home runs
Johnson. Miller. Charity. Stolen
hasc-Judre. Sacrifice hits-Mill-r
90. Double plays--MoGridce liar
ris and Judge; Naylor. Dykes and !.
Miller. Left on -WasIington.
q; Philadelphia 3. Bases on balls
OFF Rommcl =: of Naylor. ,: OF
MoGridge, 3. Hits-off Eommel. In
innings; of Naylor. { in d innings.
struck out-By Rommcl. .: by Nay
lor. ]: ny Mogridgc, 3. Losing
pitchcr-Rommcl.
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Shawkcy Hurls Gotham Nine
to Victory in Matinee
Affair.
RUTH GETS SYST HOMER
Nears 1920 Mark by Driving
Ball Into Ccn,er-Field
Blcachers.
;Ry Assoela,ch rross1

BOSTON. sept. Truth made his
my -hrsl home run Of the season
Win no one on base in the ninth in
ming OF the second game today. M.
MT hi2h into deep ccntcr-f,Id
bithchcrs against a strong wind.
New York won the FIRST zane. In d
hi'lng Jones hard. Boston won the
Ton" Eahh"' to.2 Carr holding the
league leaders to four hits
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j OtnlS d. y 70 IL II
'Batted for Wilkinson in ninth.
Detroit.
xBattcd for. Merritt In eight

Chicago .......-.. 002 00I 0o0-3
Detroit ..... 100 900 03N--i
Summary: Two-base hits--Iieii-
mann. Three-base hit-Wilkinson.
Stolen bases--John Wilkinson. l..
Collins (2). Sacrifice Left on
bases-ChicaEo, 6: Detroit, .. Base
on bal s--offtWilkins6n, 4: off Cole. s..
Struck out by Wilkinson, 3. Um-
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Totals ........ ~ q - 30 10
Defrnif
Totals
'Itan Tor Merritt in ninth.

Summary: Two-base hits--Johnson.
base hits-Mostil. Kerr. Stolen bases
Collins (2). Sheeiy. Schalk. Double
play-Johnson and Sheely. Left on
bascs-Chicago 10; Detroit, s. Ease
on balls-of Kerr, 3; off Holdings, .;
off Leonard. 3. Hits-on Leonard, .
in innings; off IIollings. 6 in :. Hit
by pitcher-by Kerr (McrritD. Struck
out-by Kerr. |: by IIollings. /; by
Leonard. 2. Wild pitch--lIollinGs >.
Losing Observation-Disclosures.
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score ny innings: r
81. Louis .oe1 100 500
SiScw S,,,;,.,. 100 1870 100 S
E0n. smith. Gardner. O'Neil. Wamby
Ihrec-base hits-Speaker, Jameson
lone runs-Smith. Williams. Stolen
Smith. Double plays-Sewell' womhv
ana Johnston: Kolp. McAIanus ana
HlSicr: McManus and Gerber Left
On bases.St. Louis. ): Cleveland. q
Ease on 6alls-off Kolp. .; Davis. 3 /:
IN T. ,nonc out in seventy: Davis.
( IN %: Bayne, none in 1l-2: Ihic
IN ID; Morton. ! I'm 22-3 (none
% % IN SEVENTH; Ragby. 4 in 9: Hen
Chle, !; Winning pitcher-Kolp: los
ing pitcher-Morton. Umpir
owens and Dineen. Time. 2:I5.
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..,.b , 3 o
Haitcd for Shocknr IN cigh,
IeytInn,i.

, '.of' pE innings. y
Cf '.P'.s ..'''.'..'... 3ol 03O i2X-lO
cN.ihhd ,.......-aGl O3O l2N-iO
summary: Two-basc hi,s-Smith
,';.rdner "amby 60 Three base
hits-t;erbcr, S-wcil. jacobson. Home
'nlums-Hnith 90 Sacrifice Ellcrbc.
.nofloh Wamby. Double plavs-
smith TO Johnston: O'Nci! and card
n'r Gardner and Johnston. Let on
bhses--St Louis. Z; Cleveland. ; Ease
en- bhi!s@off Mails. l. Morton. i:
1nocktr. 8. IittS-oT Mails. . in 2
, none out In fourth: Morton. 6 in G:
smoker; in z: Hurwcll . in / Hit
SSy pitcher-by Burwcll (Johnston).
W Siinnk out-hy Mails. /: Morton. i.
, " inninR Decentralization: losing
p!tGhcr--Shockcr. Umpircs-DInccn
ana owens. Time. 200
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~ % to OW TT
u when winning run was
PhlindclphIn.


Summary: Two-Das. hits-Hastv
". DYKES. stolen basc--witt. Sac
r!Acc hlts-Milicr. Harris (,). John
son 90. Double play-Witt and Per
kins. Lief; on bases WASHINGTON.
5; philadelphia. To- Bases on balls
of fiasty. :: OF Johnson. 9 HIT
nE pitchcr-hy liasty Tuarrisl.
struck ut--by Johnson. C; bv Uasty
T. tmpircs-Evans and iIildebrand.
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CHURCH HILL BANK
NINE WINS CAME

rho Church HIli Bank baseball
team Travelled TO West Point ycStcr-
day and added another To their long
string "f victories by defeating tn.
West Point team 10y the score OF
10 : Walton pitched "a wonderful
game. striking out nine mon and only
allowing three hits
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Mandeu ou,poin,S Farrell.

AURORA. ILL. sept. 5.--"Sammy"
Mandcll. OF Rockford, outpointcd
Young Farrell, of San Francisco. in
ten rounds at l2l pounds today, i'm the
opinion of the majority Of the news
paper mon at the ringsidc.
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SOX AND TIGERS SPLIT

DETROIT Sept. 5.-ChicaEo and
Detroit divided Labor Day bill here
today. the visitors taking the morn
ing game. to >. in the eleventh in
ming, and losing the afternoon con-
test z
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Pittsburgh.
Totals ........ ~ s 80 % 2
'Batted for Rrotiem in eighth.
fBatted for Morris.uu IN eighth

Score by innings: r.
Cincinnati ..... 100 900 900 900 Ia
Pittsburgh -. 600 900 0l0 600 Oil
Summary: Two-base hits-Maran-
Vile (2). Carey. stolen bases
Duncan, Bohnc. Sacrifice hit-Dau-
bert. Left on baScs-Cincinnati {:
Pittsburgh. 20. Bases on balls-onf
RiNcy. |: of Morrison. .: off Ham
ilton. 2. H!ts--off Morrison. in 5
innings: off Hamilton. none in & in
ninGs. Hit by pitchcr-by RiXcy
RiNcy 3: by Morrison, 3. Wild pitch
Morrison. Winning pitcher--Rix-
ey. Losing pitchcr-Hamilton. Inn
pires--O'Day and Quiglcy. Time
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--------- n
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J. 90
CONTINENTAL

Tennessee Ave-. near Beach. ALWAYS
open. Privhte baths. running winter in
rooms; elevator: excellent table; white
serfice American plan. s.. 90 UP daily;
special weekly rates. booklets. Garage
NJ. WALSH DUNCAN,
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Piedmont League Results.

Morning games:
Raleigh. 2: Durham, {.
Greensboro, s; Winston-Salcm. I.
High Point. 5; Danvillc. . Called
catch train. tic).
Afternoon games:
Durham. ): Raleigh. ..
Danvillc, =: High Point s.
Winston Salem, :; Greensboro, 2.
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SENATORS WIN ONE

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 5.--wash-
inSton divided double bill with
ihiiadelphia. losing the first game.
! TO and winning the second, : toll.
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'liattcd for O'Ncil in eighth.
i.attcd for HraXton i'm eighth.
New York.

'NtVIe ny INNINGS. *,
IoSton ....... 600 000 240-6
New York ...... 600 col 30l--5
summary: Two base hit-South-
worth. Cunningham. Three base hit
Turns. Home run-Toncy. Chris
tenbury. Sacriticc--TIolke. Nicholson.
Boeckel t2). Stolen hases-Boeckcl
%, Nixon. Double p!ays--Burns and
snyder: ChriStenbury and Holke. Left
on bases-New York 10: Boston. 8.
Base OH balis-on Brnxton. Q: of
watson. 4: off McQuillan. .: Toney.
3. liits-on Watson, in "a: BraX-
ton. none in Ia: McQuillan. In
] ID: Morgan. none in %: Toney.
in : l-3; Sallcc. , in %: Causey, none
IN !. Struck out-by Toney, 3; Wat
son. >: McQuillan, /. Winning pitcher
tiraNton. Losing pitcher-Toncy.
.impircs-Moran ana Higlcr Time,
ais
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I!oston ...... .........l 100 020 00O--3
New York ............0 0l 300 0lX--5
Summary: Two-basc hits-Kelly,
Frisch. Stolen notwithstanding,
bancroft, FriSch. Young (2). Mcusel.
Double plays-Rancroft. Rawlings
and Kelly. Left on basc--Ncw York,
5: Boston. s. Base on balls--off Shea,
J: Scott, 3. Struck out--hy Shea. q
by Scott. T. Umpircs-Rigler and
Moran. Time, $40
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IitIatOn.

Sew York .......... 200 c00 3o2-S
Bost"n ..........-.. 900 Geo 600
summary. base hits-I'ipp. J.
collins. Three base hits Ruth Meu-
sci. Sacrifice hit-.Pcckinpaugh Dou-
Bile plays IcckinpauEh TO Ward to
Lot on haseS--Ncw York & Roston.
.. Bases on ha!ls--on Shawkcy, -;
off Jones, !. Struck out--by shaw
key. ! by Jones. !. Cmpires-Wil-
son. Morarity and Connolly. Time
-l.j2.
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Pittsburgh.

Summary: Thrcc-basc hit-Rarn-
hart. Stolen hase--Grimm. Sacri-
lice hitS-Mdranviilc, Robertson.
Double play-Markle and Groh. Left
on bases -cincinnati. >: Pittsburgh.
J. Bases on bails-off Marklc ..
Struck out-by Marklc. /; by Cooper.
D.. Wild pitches-Coopcr, Markle
Winning pitcher-Coopcr. Losing
pitchcr-Marklc. Umpires-Quigicy
and O'Day TIme-l a.
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Summary: Two-b base hits-Tuckcr
J. Nisslcy, Patterson Three base hit
III. J.. Jones. Stolen hascs-J. Mss
hey. II. l.. Jones. Sacrifice hit
Tucker Sacrifice ny-Tuckcr. Hit by
pitched ball-by CARRIER. . Patterson
Fl. l.. Jones: By Walton. HurO.
Left on bascs-Church lin Bank s;
West Point. s. Bases on halls-on
Walton. !: off CARRIER, l. Iiits-on
walton. in . innings: off CARRIER i2
in innings. Struck out-by Walton.
.: by CARRIER. Z. Time Of Game-l:50
Umpirc-Rrooks.
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american Association ResuIts.
milwaukee,. 7-6: Kansas city, Ia.
lndianapolis. 81; Louisville, 3.
Ioiedo, go Columbus. 5-2.,
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International Leaxne Results.

Baltimore. II: Jersey City, 81.
Reading. 1877; Newark, As.
Syracuse, 10; Rochester, 17-i4.
Toronto, Is; Buffalo. go.
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Fioridn state League Results.
Morning games:
Daytona. 5-15; JacksonvilIc. OF.
La Ireland. ST.: Orlando. O-3.
Tampa. l0-l; st. Petersburg, rs
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south Atlantic ASsnrint i6n Results.
Charlotte, %: SpartanburE. Sc.
Augusta, 3-5; Grcenvillc. 2-15.
Columbia, I'll: Charleston, ELL.
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ruler Nine Loses.
Score by innings: r.
SittcrdtnG. G. Il D.. .l52 col OO'---I5
~. X. Tillcr .........10i 002 oil 9
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-25

at Brightlook hospital to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton r. Bond, died at A p
m. The baby was the grandson OF
Mrs. Jennie Mooney of st. Johns
bury .and of Mr. and Mrs. II. c.
Bond of Alhambra, Calf, formel
well-known residents of St. Johns
bury. When Mrs. Bond is sufii-
GENTLY recovered to make the
journey she will go to Greenfield,
| Mass, where Mr.. Bond has built
a home. Mrs. Mooney will accom-
pany her. Mr.. Bond is taking a va
cation from his work in Greenfield
and is in St. Johnsbury for a
couple of weeks.
Rev. Weston A. Cate is to be
the speaker at a union meeting of
Universalists and Congregational
lists in MolTisville Sunday morn
ing.
The lawn party of St. Aloysius
church scheduled for Thursday
evening has been postponed be-
cause of the cool evenings.
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and dance at Concord Friday even
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Mrs. Carl Weston and daughters,
Misses Marguerite and Eleanor
Weston of Burlington who were
here for the Belknap- May wedding
are guests at the home of Richard
c. Baker.