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HARD TO EXPLAIN POISONING
'oessHeists Unable to Tell Why Bites Of
Some Animals Are Fatal and
Others lnnocuous.

Scientists In Great Britain have
eooo greatly interested In the recent
ea0e of monkey bite resulting In the
0oath Of the king Of Greece. says q
toodsa Dispatch. The result Is that
. study 70 being made Of the effects Of
6ehos from various animals. Inasmuch
- tie monkey Is what is known ~ a
sclean feeder" It seems extraordinary
0Ak tie bite Of such an animal should
produce the fatal poisoning Of q hu.
aan being.
II does not. however. appear that
- malig1aney Of an animals bite
GaA b measured by what 1t feeds
sDeo. 4 dog u carnivorous crea.
eafe. yst IL bite seldom produces seri-
- results. while on the other hand
tAo bats q Q horse or a donkey fire.
sososly results in poisoning. Only a
~ weeks ago q woman died from
bsing bitten By donkey. while man
ieot . hand through being nipped on
~ thomA By Q horse
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A shlp % Runner

Laid up for her final rest at Pset
Stanley, In the Falkland Isles, the old
Great Britain. seventy.seven years Of
age, and the frst big screw steamer
to 20 Into deep waters. had to submit
to . short detention on account Of bad
weather In the year that saw the open.
ing Of the Crimean war. Returning to
Liverpool early In 1854. the Great
Britain was taken for an advance
guard Of Russian invasion, and for
an hour or two caused greater SEN
sation locally than tho famous Rus
sian troop trains early In the great
war. She was ut that time. according
to a local paper. the fastest ship In
the wOrld--London Chronicle.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

By local applications. a. they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
Catarrhal Deafness requires constitu.
tional treatment. HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE II u constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness 10 caused BY an IN.
tanned condition of the mucous lining of
inflamed you have = rumblinK sound OF
imperfect hearing, and when Il is entire.
ly closed. Deafness IL tho result. Unless
ne ne Inf Inflammation can b. reduced. your
HAIL.'S g CATARRH MEDICINE acts
through tho blood on tho mucous sur
faces Of the system. thus reducing the In
uona
Circulars free. All DrugKists.
+. J. Cheney 4 Co.. Toledo. OhiN.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
SWAlP.RO0f FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

..ns scse ~ y cay s... 81 "ess'ea y seas -
s1zab,s ail9snts Of ths hdAaVs, HvoP ~
b,a6dse.
d. Kilnsr's 6waae.Asss slaaas ~
highast for tie rsasea that u hAs peov4
y b jase tAs rsasdy nssdsd u tAsasaAb
uosa tAsusands oe distssssiAg saeaa
Ovsnp-Root makss frieAds qniekk ~
sasss tts mild sAd mandate sesst 3 40
realised iA most eases. n b . OsoeoA
hsaliAG vs0stahls souoeaaA.
Start tsSatmsat at eAsA osA q G.
drug storss IN bottles q ~ dssA ~
~ sad hrSe.
Howsvss, u yos wisA 1sse - ~ ~
rsat psspAsatioa ssaA ~ eeahs y n
kilmsf . O.. BinGha0Asl, u. Il ~ Z
anpls bottle. When writiaG - ~ -
Asatiea this papse.-Adv.
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Che Meant Ws,a.

The orchestra In the grillFoea NJ
playing cla0ical music during ~
lunch hour. A woman was liseoaiA9
with what she probably regarded -
the proper attitude to assume whea
good music is played. After each nun.
Der she applauded, and murmured b
her companion. II do % adore gos1
music!" She beckoned to Q waitse
and asked him II the orchestra DlAys1
any music by request. She was H.
formed that 1t did.
"Will you please tell them to play
the sextette from Russia for met
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
Glad but Confusing Now Year.

Glad but Confusing New Year.
Il wish you happy First Of Jan-
uary. Nineteen Hundred and Twenty
onc!" exclaimed the pssso0 who =
genial but precise.
"You have been going through that
rigmarOle over and over again." Pc.
tested his wife. why dent yeu ~
Happy New Year and lot It 20 u
that1"
II want to keep myself reminded e
the change In figures. I mover wrioA
the date correctly until the middle G
February"
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03

Burlington yt suffered With fsm. ubl. And he'd numh..
v bsd could hardly walk q. door s
certainly hped vonduy Keep houss .ad Do @y vt
child
Apple Tree Point Farm. Burlington. W
surgical
nothing breads than th thought
months and restoration
very tue that female troubles through neglect reach
wo: are not he .u,gc. they caused by
When disturbing appear yda PnkRsms vegetable
se sttsrs have
health LYDIA nkhsms Vegetable Compound operations
bssn sdvssd BY attending physicians.
Lydia Il. Pakhams Private upon "AAsats Psos.
liar To Women" will be upea requsse Write
Lydia Medicine Co.. Lyun llaesach u,atta
This bo0k ooatAl0O valuable infoematl0a
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lmerswsmsnt Noted,

II think our son Josh Ii shOwin'
0oeO respect for parental authority
tAAA ~ used TO-" remarked Farmer
0og0too0el
~B1t he doesn't do a thing we tell
him TO-" said Josh's mother.
met yet But you can't expect
everything At once. He has at least
GOT 70 where he's sufficiently old an
ASnined not to talk back"
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
WOMEN! USE "olAaaoNo DYES"
oys Old eklrts, orssoss, Walses
ceats. Stockings, orapsriss-
9vsrythins.

Each packags e "Diamood Dyssr
contains easy dirsctions for dyeing any
article Of wool. silk. cotton, linea. q
MIXED goods. Bswarei Poor dys
streaks, spots. fadss, and ruins mate
rial BY giving Il q "dyed-look." Buy
diamond Dyes" only. Druggist Aaa
Ceaoe Card.-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
When. the New Book. sso,.

Whsrs the New Books BEGIN.
"What sort Of novel In it9'
'Old-fashiOned."
'sThat sO?''
"Yes. The story ends that they
were married and lived happily ever
after"
"What's old-fashioned about thatr
THE newer authors usually start
Of their books with the wedding day
and work the old triangle racket
through to the finish"
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
Great exp0etAtloas.

Louise-Clara has absurd ideas Of
life.
Julia-Does she expect her flowers
to look like those In seed cataloguesf
Louise-NO, but she has married q
professional humorist and she expects
him to be funny around the house.
judge.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
csnesrnlns chIelssns,

An Atlanta man asked an old darky
what breed Of chickens hs considsrsd
the best.
"All kinds has dere merits" replied
Caesar. after moments considera-
ton. ''De white ones IL de easiest to
md. but dc black ones In de easiest
to hide aftah yo' gits 'em.'--Harper's
Magazine.
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No cab.r,ts for Him.

NV VAbHFV0 Wv MIN.
Farmer Contemplating tdp)-l
reckon there's a powerful lot o. sights
to see I'm New York.
Wife-l s'pose so. but seeln's I'm
Goin' with you. there's powerful lot
Of 'em you amt goin' to see.-Bostou
Transcript.
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HopolOsA

"AnA why 10 he heref" we inquired.
stopping ln front Of padded cell No. A.
he was politician, and when he
Anally got In ONCE he really tried to
carry out his campaign pledges" re-
Ralod the attendant.-JNdge.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03

M oluoeAaveen AlstaIIsG
IAs Aoachausen prise for 1920 goes
- Q oeoessa Of New Jersey, who tells
q . wlDdmill going 70 fast In . young
s1s1oos that Il pumped hot water
pogl1oD1 Oseeooian.
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obssrvant Paw.

obeervant Paw.
"Paw. what Is an advertisementr
IAN advertisement IL the picture q
a pretty girl eating. wearing. holding
or driving something that somebody
wants to seli"-Nashville Tenneaseean.
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4slpeeiAtiW.

o0psriative.
Aoeefs was walking with an absent
Minded friend.
"Yestesday." he said. "Mra Fulsoml
Aa6 roceg1isod me. She asked me Il
~ 0aDe was Rogers"
sA01 WAS itr' asked his friend
1Se-Dats.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
A Lady ss olseIneslsN

Guy " Ot00W9S10W
70 rscssnissd By The delicate fasciaat-
ing influence Of the perfume she usss.
4 bath with Cuticura Soap and Aot
water to thoroughly cleanse the poess,
followed By . dusting with Cutcufa
Tslcum powder usually means . clear.
swsst, healthy skin.-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
Usss Ter OaIeam Vvee1,

Alth0dGh II has beso knoWn foe 0ego
than 100 years. balsam woed 70 ~
coming into use a. Q substituto ~
cork In some Of. ID capacities. Il y
the lightest commercial wood knoW1
and . panfine treatmeat makes Z
available for mady purposes Tor wAieA
cork heretofore has been exclusively
used. II must Be diaposs1 q QUle11D
after being cut, for II rots EaOe1l
when exposed to the atnaespheFs -
the tropics. whers II groWo.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03

Put yourself In your neiEhbor's place
and you would stop abusing him. quite
probably.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
hCO C0NeIsS0SoN.

hlo ceNelveloN.
80 she refused YOU"
"That's the impressiOn I receivo1.s
"Didn't she actually aay ser
"NO. she didn't. All slse ealA WoA
'Ha .hs .ha y"
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OF cou~.

"What iS biting -emarkr'
~ suppose It Il the kind you throw
10 q PERSONS teeth.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03

Some people must get awfully tirsd
of listening to their own talk.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03

C1eo0G0s M-"1 ~ u
bsdwith 8 feaaie eDpab bioaa7
lnilommst3e0 - ~ loa8
doctors but neos q We0 ~
~ eaYgood. 1As1au ~ I
would Aove - hovo - oooe.
atioa. A dsuegSse' wife ~
~ - take Lydla Z. pink.
hams vsIsto6io Co0poaal
and ] took = bottles, nsvee
missing . doss end q thesol
Of that time I Was psrfes&iy
we'll. ] have never BED eeeo-
sion 70 take it again - I
Aava bssa % well. I have Q
ok room Dat aad Do ell ~
work. Ny two sistsfs ~
taking The Co0po9ad 0peo
nyrecomms0da6ea and you
may publish ny Dsttse. lt b
the gospel truN and ! VII
Wnts 70 any ooe Whe WaaO
spsrsonsi . fst&se. Mrs. I.
H. HAYDOUx, o61l g. Lev.
renee Ave-. ChIoago. III.
A verD00t Wo00o
oA1s her t0stim0oy -
the l0nS uno ol t6see
fortunate women VIE
have boon eoAtoe0d -
e.. hee!th by Lydia y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
FIRST CONTEST TO Be
STAGED ON OCTOBER 5
Scene of Initial Battle Will Be
in National League
Park.
ARRANGE SCALE OF PRICES
Seats Will cnst From sT ia SI-Dc-
tails Arc Arranged In chicago nj
conference Presided over Nv Judge
l.anuiS.
ny James l.. I>ilraIrcn

'tiitAGO. S,pt. - ~ silver dollar
was iiprcd in tn" air.
Heads called Ean u Johnson.
president OF the American League
fon lose" said John IIcvdicr. prcs-
'dcnt Of the National League. picking
M the coin
Thus the National league won the
rh"'c" tor the opening game of the
WORRIES series. October :. whether IL
is In New York or Pittsburgh
This. and other details 81 the 1927
baseball classic. were arranged today
III the Offices Of baseball Commits
si"n"r kcn-saw NJ. Lands 1t was
decided to play the first two games
III the National League city winning
the pannant. after which tho struggle
viii shirt to the homo Of the Amer
lean League champions before alter
mating To tho National League park.
should both New York clubs win
IN" hagS IN their respective Leagues
All the contests Will hc staged in the
i"lo GROUNDS. with the distinctions
however. tina; the nrst game Will he
known as National League day. the
second as American League day. and
SO Oh until the series is decided by
1--we victories for one OF the contend
.ng teams.
III lh' event there br any post
pon"mcnt. the unnlaycd game will be
played on the grounds where il WAS
originally scheduled
The question Of admission prices
was gone into Thoroughly AT the con-
icrsnc" which WAS attended by a
"CS"n prominent haSchall officials
ana presided over by Judge Lands.
II was decided to give the real fan
the blcachcr bug--a chance To- see tho
series for the moderate price Of 81
Fan johnson. il is understood. was
The advocate OF the cheaper hlcacher
seat, :" this scale of prices was
drawn up:
In New York Boxes. So. lower
grandstand. reserved. So upper. un-
reserved, 81; all open seats. 81!
In Cleveland Sc: reserved
seats 50 ana s.; pavilion seats. So;
all orcn seats. 81
In Pittsburgh seats. 81: re-
served seats, 81; and So: all open
seats. ST.
President Johnson said 10000
hlcachcrS seats would he available
in Cleveland. Two-thirds of the
Polo Grounds seats will be unrc-
served. according To President Cha rlcs
Stnncham. of the Giants.
significance was attached TO tho
failure OF Barney Drcyfuss. owner OF
the Pittsburgh club, To attend the
meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
SPORTS
Commission Changes
Schedule of Games

Members of the Amateur Base
ball Commission of Richmnud me,
Eestcruh" afternoon in the store
OF Harris fllppcu and rcariA nred
the schedule OF games for In.
series To decide the amateur base
bail championship III Richmond
The governing body dccrccd that
III" Church I'm Athletic club and
the Dixie Eagles could no, nlay
tw" games on the same day. but
must stage ont contest tomorrow
and The second next Wednesday,.
Both games will be played at
boulevard Field. and will start a,
I O'clock
III" ruling II The commission
reversed the decision Of DR. vii
liam II. Parker manager OF
church Hill. and ln.c. the pilot OF
the fasl"s. Both had decided
Wednesday night that two games
would be- played tomorrow at
boulevard Field. the 'frs, 10 start
at o'clock. Each manager last
night was notified Of the change
IN tn" plans. ana will abide by the
decision.
Empires and AN official scorer
were selected by the commission.
oncsty. OF the Commercial League.
and Edclhlut. Of the Imperial
League. VIII handle the Indicator.
The scoring will he in charge Of
w. Nj. Strothcr. in all probability
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
CRACK CRAPPLERs MEET
HERE TUESDAY NIGHT
Waino kcloncn and Tony
Ajax to Wrcsllc at Broad.
way Arena.

/ Richmoad's premier Wrestling
match .: the year will be staged
next Tuesday nigh, at the Broadway
Athletic Arena when Waino Kctoncn
ana Tony" Ajax viii meet in u
hhiSI match The men are declared
|" ID" Two OF the best middlcwcignts
IN The game. and the bout is expected
l" b" Witnessed by II large crowd OF
wrestling enthusiasts.
he'"nen is no stranger to the fans
"' ihis city. In fact h. is a favoritc
sine" his initial appearance here dur
ing The summer Of 1920 waino's work
has been commented upon favor,hlv
DS those who saw him in action
His first appearance of la2, w,s mad,
."st TUESDAY night when he defeated
Joe Turner the veteran middleweirht.
IN a iinish match. In this encounter
hctohcn showed that Il trip TO Europe
had helped his wrestling immensely
aJaN makes his first appearance
before Richmond audience, but /,
VIII not be the first time he has
faced kctoncn. Ajax and Kc,oncn
met early in tho year and wrcsticd
TWO hours and forty minutes to n
draw Ajax. who comes here from
-. Louis. defeated frsiinger, who an
pcnrcd here recently. He also has
draw with Mike" Yoke! In the
match with Yokcl each grapplcr oh
iained ono fall and the match was
stopped
Dispatch ncwsboys will he admitted
free To the bout Tuesday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
.COLTS GIVE SUFFOLK
ONE TERRIBLE DRUBB|NC
flnncgan Allows Only Four
Hits, and Locals Win.
10 to U.
sTAGE FIELD ia, ron
Players VIII Entertain Fans with IN
rt"us Events priur To Contcst-Mrn
VIII Hcccfrc Local Clubs share Of
Grtc Receipts.

>r;,.
M''h'.i inncSan hurting
~ go ga" '''hhn"h" Colts hai
'Fouoic ne'IiiS IA" Snr"lh Cats
- ny 49, EH'"' "I tit' IhSt series
- 'n ~ 'h' score OF 10 I" q
49,, AFTERNOON al May" island
ma" inc indian siSn
'nN""c'S rom me jump aud
,'' ."'n"'h his offerings lie
W. p"'H ''"' "''S an" never was
:"
San VAS treating a handful
@ !" 'i"S'erI vi tNhinitlon
~ i'""'S i'"rhs' SUI!
- 'W'itr' Wac mah-han-
~" -! 'n' '"itS' ne "lIo"cu thlr-
"''"' win SIN errors
~ "i team hl"'tS' proved 10" much
''I ",''''
N.S"''"i'" S'"'''" "it.r me pitcher
''e oPe"'hS chhpi'r ana scored
""S OH HNt "i'S' Il sacrifice MT
go q" 'I'", ih'E "u"eh wv" more
Wv io"''h o" TWO S'hSie"' a triple
@ q" error ihr"' errors ana a
SIREN pa.c gave 'hrm on" III the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
PIRATES LOSE GROUND
BY SECURING EVEN BREAK
Pittsburgh Trims Brooklyn in
First Contest. but Dodgers
Take Second.
II.y Nssncinicl rrny. l

fiiTSi'IsG. PA Sept @9.-pi,ts-
hurSh and Brooklyn split even ON
i"iaN's donhl"-hcad-r. the locals win
n!nS TIL" first. :; to |. and losing dnn
second. TO .. In the first game the
visitors scored their only run In tn.
fourth inning ON Grifiths double AMI
Nh"ats single. Pittsburgh scored
three runs in the eighth ON hits lay
'""ch. Earnhart and Carey. aided 10y
errors BY Grimes and Miller.
Cooper held the visiting butsmru
10 sin hits in the second game. bu;
both his passes were converted int -
runs. III" first tim, On hits bv
Schmandt and Jauvrin. ana the second
tim" Oh Myers singl" and Robert
sons error
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE PENNAVT'
CON7ENDERS TAKE CONTESTS
Yankees Defeat Detroit. I2-5. While Cleveland Can
lures Game From Boston. 9-3 After
Twelve Innings
GEy Associated rrcss.I

BOSTON. Sept. Cleveland wa
from BOSTON. To S. in twelve In
nings Today. thus virtually kccpin.
pace with New York in :hc battle for
:irs, place.
The Indians won on ONcirS l1nc
double to RICH, center. Pinch Hitter
Speakers inncld out and Jameson :
fast hound"r. which Scott could NJ
field in time. Speaker nearly Coz
iapScd in running Out his roller 10
Pratt
SOthornns poor fielding of hunts.
Scwcll's muH Of an easy NY. which
Smith lost in the sun. were tn" lea l.
ing factors in the Boston scoring.
Russell and Thormahlcn were Wit.
hut the box work Of Myers for III.
Rcd SoN. and Morton and Caldwell.
for cleveland. was excellent. 1t was
Morton's second victory in two days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
SINGLES TENNIS TITLE
GOES TO ROBERT FICC

Robert firE. representing the
Chimhorazo playground. yesterday
afternoon won tho senior singles ten
MS championship OF Richmond hy
defeating Lloyd, OF Barton Heights.
in close match at the Hermitage
Country club. Fieg won the FIRST set
80, hut was beaten in the second.
Ct. IL" took the third set. Ga, and.
captured the fourth. &c
The tennis tournament was CON
Quoted by inc Communication Rccrc-
anon Association and the Richmond
Fairgrounds Associa ton. and was
declared To he success. MANY
young players who previously had
received no recognition came into
prominence as a result OF tho tourna-
mcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
'lSattcd for Morton in twelfth.
: Dated for O'Nc!ll in twelfth.
lltIStQIi.

'Eatted for Russell in second.
Slated for Thormahlcn ineiifth.
Score by innings: II.
cleveland ....... ot2 200 900 onl'
Boston ........... no 100 0a0 Oo0--->
summary: Two-basc hits--Wo"d.
Smith. O'Ncill 90. Gardner, Lcibold.
Three-basc h:t--Walters, Sacrifice
hits--Wood, Johnston, l.cibold CO.
McInnis (2), j. Collins, Foster. Scot,
90. Double plays-,Morton to O'Nci.!
Ia Johnston; I.cibold I" Pratt 20
scott: J. Collins to Pratt To Scott.
LETT on baseS-ClcvclGn IL: Boston,
10. Eases on balls-off Sothorun. | ::
OF Morton, ,; off Russell. 3: OF Thor
nahlcn, (: off Myers. {. IIits-,I
Sothor"n. i'm 3 innings (nonc out in
fourtm; OF Morton. in innings:
of Caldwell, none in inning: oil
Russell. 3 in . innings; of Thormar-
len. in > innings; off Myers. = in =
innings. Hit by pitch"r-.by Sothp-
ron CThormahlcm: by Thcrmahl.n
tScwelD: by Russell iJohnstonD.
Struck out--by Sothoron. >: by Nor
ton. s: by Russell. /; by Myers. =.
Winning pitchcr--Alorton Losing
pitchcr-Aiycrs. Empires Wilson.
chill and Nallin. Timc-2:i5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
TARS. SWAMP TARBORO

Special {" rn- Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. Sept. "@.-Ridiug
N"pcrts Tor twcniN-siA Saf-li"-. IN
'l"dlni; wv" h"nI"r-. two tribes and
seven doubles. while Lefty" Carton
held thc visitors saf- Norfolk took
the opening game OF the iinai series
OF the reguli.r s"astfn This afternoon
by The score OF IL To l. 4 wild throw
gave the Tar Rabies their only run
i the sixth. outiieldcr Kelley regis
tered perfect day al the bat. with
f"ur hits IN four appearances. tw.
nom" run drives over the right cid
fence ana triple. The score
>orfOIk.
Az. r. ~. g. 4. L:
iuih'. -. rs.....-,. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
lHy Associn,ed press.l

NEW YORK. Sept. 2c.-Nrw Yo',l
tci"at"d Detroit. IL to =. today in .lc
asst game of the season between the
No, clubs. The contest was loosely
'laycd. both Ehmkc ard Shawk.y.
IA" starting pitchers. were relieved.
,tuinn. who succeeded Sha wkcy. Was
LiGhly elective. Ward. Of the YAM
i""S. made 81 home run aud two
-ripl"S ia three times at bat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
BUGS ARE BEATEN
[SpeclMl lo The Timc,s .Nl.nntch. |

Especial I" I'll" Times -Di.patch.1
ROCKY MOUNT. y. e.. Sept o2.--
Lefty" Leach was "a complete puz
Hic for the Wilson Bugs this after
noon. holding them to SIX widely
scattered hits, and as a result the
TarhcclS experienced little difficulty
in administering :: Ito-0 drubbin.
t. Tom Clari'S club in the first game
OF til" series that will ring down
the curtain on the Virginia League
season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23

summary: Two-ba hits-DiNon.
stolen Nathan 60. Riggs
and naw son. Sacrifice hit--.Ion -.
Base ON lallS--on Stickradt. {: Me
GloUEhlin. =. Struck out--by Stick
radi. :: NY McGlouEhlin. I. Left on
News, &; Portsmouth
u. Double plaNS-puubnr 10 McMa
han 10 Wh.tcraft. Wild piich--Mc-
GluuEhlin Passed McQuinn.
Time of game -i:20. Umpircs--iIar-
per and Lewis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23

summary: Two, base hiis-Gar;nn.
Thurman. Bowman 90. Burke 60.
Three base hits - Rurkcit Kelly.
Home runs-krny 90. Lief; on bases
--Tarhoro. Is: Norfolk. =. stolen
bascs-iiirkc CO. Kelly. Sacriiic"
hits Marahlc. strike ou;--Eobcrts
:; Carton. &. Bases on hallS-Eubcr:s
!: carton. :. Hit by pitched bali
Burke. 10y Roberts. Tim"--l:5S. TIM
pir's-Eicily land brandon.
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itnrh 4! Mount.

SuNllMNrN: TWO- Ddsc hIt-NarIrNNI
Sacrinccs--surry. Rowland. stolen
base r. Walker. Doubt" plays
Walters To Martin Ia Roth: corc"ran
10 kcil!hcr: NarlcSki to Ecl,ihcr.
Left on bases Wilson. (: Rocky
Mount. II. Struck out-by Mccham.
). 10y Leach. T. Bases on balls-"n
Mcehan. :; OF Leach, =. Wild pitches
NcchaA ,Spcnc"rD. Passed ball
-Mcchan 90. Hit hv pitcher by
Head Time. 1:25. l'mpircs. BLACK
burn and Riley
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summary: iWp-h base hits rccuHC.
Three-haSc hits -ArrHGun, fmncGau.
Hon. runs-,;rcoua" stolen bases
Brown. Wraf"r. ilo.R i;aliiL. S:tcri-
flee h!ts-.ArraGo ,s-n7lblc play
Baker 10 W"ai"r Wild pitch-n.
Burns Hit hy pitched hall 10y Elm
5neGan G.ciChD 10y D.. iurnS drockp.
Leg on bases Richmond g. SuGolE
4. First has" on errors RiciimouL
8. Bases on halls- %" Finncran, J..
of II. Burns . Struck out-by r'in.
ncgau. = hy H. BURNS - Tine-l:ll.
.UmpircS--W cSt"ry"ii ana ortiz.
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for t.hnIkc in
<N&S York

summary: Twotbasc hi;-Schan.
ihree-hasc hits-Schan2. Ward 90.
ii"me rmns-Quinn. Ward. stolen
haSeS-McNal Young. Sacriu.r
Ward. McNally. Doubl. MN.
"u'hh' Fcskinpaush and Pip. l.cct
on basrs-Ncw York. 4: p.irni, :,
Eases on balis-om Ehmkr i na,
b""nc. :: off Shawkcy. >: on Quinn.
on l'auSs. J. liist-om Shawkcv. :
~ % innings: off l:hmkc. F.. in 1
innings OF Quinn. I i'm q IL; Innings.
on bauss. in innings: OF icon,
/ III innings. Struck out-by Ou;r,
:: by Ehmkc. /; by Dauss ! ,,,
shawkcy. !. Balk-Dauss. pn...,
u" liza sslcr. Winning pitcher
ou'hh. Losing piichcr-E:hmkc. I'm.
p'aeS-'Wchs and Dinecn. Time
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
suffolk at Richmond.
TnrhUro al Norfolk
Fort sRiOuth at NrWpart News
wilson at Rocky Mount
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
II. Inuis. 81: rhIladrlp iiiu. "a.
tIrNelnnd. %: Bo>ton. \ bn inninEs),
New York. IL: Detroit. >.
Only Yumrs sVhrtIulrl
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richnond. 10: SUFFOLK. q.
Norfolk. 10; Tnrboro. ].
Newport News. 3, Portsmouth. n.
Rocky Mount. !: Wilson, o..