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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06
VICTORY OF YANKEES
DUE TO UNEXPECTED
lContinued from Eirgt rnceN

Continued from First raGeD
stops the Giants in three starts. Too
much cannot be said about his great
work in the box. Mays pitching.
backed by pcrtcc, fielding tells the
entire story. You ought to have seen
the spirit in the Yankee clubhouse
before the game. The only slight
slip In our defense came when Warl
Jugglod one with II man on first. II
might nave been a serious misplay,
but you saw what happened. Ward
worked quick. got the speeding
frisch at second. and then Carl Mays
walked over and patted him on the
BACK. That's the spirit j refer to in
I've Yankee clubhouse.
My greatest activity was i, tho
coaching box, and that's where III
he seen in every game until tho finish
We been in world series before and
We Deem on worlds champion clubs
i'ul the greatest moment in my base
o"!1 ne would be To HELM hand /,
world championship to New Y0rl;
ihns' VINO nave stuck by the Yankees
twenty years in vain.
We want to beat the Giants worse
than If our job was Pittsburgh or
81 Louis. Yankee fans have taken
81 back seat Tor many a year ana
nov is the time TO settle old scores
ihere can be no other thought in
IN. MINDS Of the Giants and has.haIl
ians al over America than thn, NJ.
ter all the Yankees are thoron,ih
champions and not winning h,ii
games on the strength OF one ar twn
eNccptional players.
My BAT was feeble and my fellinc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06
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the vicinity or the ncld after / y Nj
mad been strictly enforced, with the
result that thousands OF late com
ers. who might readily have been ac-
commOdatcd. We're Kept beyond tho
reach of the box Offices.
As for the temper Of tho crowd
II was remarked that some degree
of the enthusiasm witnessed ut most
world serics contests seemed hacking
There was II ready enough cXplana-
ton of this, too, when IL WAS re-
called that th!s crowd was one Ill
"idcd against itself, with probably
something Ike Il hftv-iifty split be-
tween Giant and lanErc rootcrs
FROM this II need not he taken that
fans We're not in evidence when
things took favorable turns for on.
side or the other. but simply that
at no time did stands ana blcachcrs
arise as one man to shout the shout
Of the joyful. Something like half
the crowd didn't feel much like
shouting.
For another thng-anl possibly
the game lacked really tense situa-
tons. 1t was close throughout, but
the Yankees. as the score shows, took
an early lead and not Only We're they
never headed. but ncveS Iy:.., there u
chance on the part Of the Giant root
crs to cheer possible tic score or Il
successful rally. The Yankee rootcrs
mace plenty of noise when the game
~ AZ 'ti'''' ny Il llttSN
;nE double play with pcckinpaugh
and ward as the leading figures.
Giants Threaten In Ninth.
The Giant fans had held hope Of a
score UP 10 this point, for FrlSch got
clean single to start the inning and
visions Of = rally were inGulE"d in.
Frisch, however, was forced by Young
and then kclly's hit To pcckinpaugh
was tossed BY him to Ward, forcini,
Gounr. Ward then wheeling and
throwing to first, getting the batter
and ending the game
The only other double play Of the
afternoon WAS made by the Giants in
the nrst inning. There was one ont
when Bob" Mcuscl forced Ruth at
second, Frisch 10 Rawlings. and him
self Was thrown ont a first.
In base running the YaHkces out
Sprintnd tho Giants. two to one. Me
Nailys two steals could not he
matched b. the Giants, whose only
PipN. OF the Yankees. tried TO go TO
second, but WIS thrown out, snyder
to Rawlings. -Four sacrifices were
rladc IN the game. Two Of them hy
Pechinraugh and Schaur, figured in
two Of the Yankees three runs
Others 20 sacrifice were Pip and
Young
Douglas gave four bases on halls.
Tho men who received the passes
lis passes did not figure in the scor-
MAYS was worry steady. lie gave
no passes, but hit one man. Rawlings
tho ball striking the Giants second
ha7cn1Rn on the leg.
An analysis OF the pitching shows
that Mays In nine Innings pitched
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06
Trustee S Au ton
S le Of a Very
aluable [ ract
Of Land
NEAR POWHATAN COURTHOUSE.
KNOWN AS FIGHTING CREEK"

IN POWHATAN COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
NEAR POWHATAN COURTHOUSE,
KNOWN AS FIGHTING CREEK"
Ey virtue OF Il certain deed OF trust,
dated November .. 1906, and recorded
IN the C!crNs office of the Circuit
Virginia, in Trust Deed Book No !.
page 400, to the undcrSl gncd trustee.
10 secure the payment OF certain
money therein mentioned, default
iGIE!ns been made IN the payment
or the debt thereby secured, aud hav-
ms been required by the beneticiaries
hereunder 50 to do, ! shall sell AZ
public auction. at the front door OF
Of Powhatan County, Virginia. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER I. 1921.
Al - O'Clock Noon.
that certain tract of land known as
'FightinS Creek" and described in
said deed OF trust as follows:
MI that tract or parcel Of land
iIy,mT ana SG'ns n v the COUNTY Of
as Fighting Creek. and containing
l,I7C acres. more or less as shown
by survey of ". ~ Brown, surveyor
1906. TO DE recorded with this deed
or trust. ana described as mctcs and
bounds as follows. to-wit:
beginning at 4 white oak on the
Estate and running north CT east 81;
chains. thence north lGh east S2.S0
chains, thence north 65 l. east 5.s5
chains. thence north CT east 81 chains,
thence south 7iia east 2.75 chains.
thence south 10 east &c chains, thence
south IS east 3 chains. thence north
Ma east 6.2i chains. thence south
10 east $50 chains thence south IL
west HISS chains. thence north So east
1910 chains, thence north 6 west o. 10
chains thence north 20 east ?.2o
chains, thence north 80 east $50
chains. thence south G. east 1920
chains, thence south 81 east chains.
thence south 81 east 1870 chains,
thence north 4? cast l2.i3 chains
thence south i6 east les chains.
thence somth So west 2l.3s chains,
thence south 30 west 9.35 chains.
thence north 80 east 223O chains.
thence north % east 5 chains. thence
north G7k east 2l.5O chains. thence
south 30 west 1920 chains. thence
south 81 east lG chains. thence south
1919 west $3.50 chains, thence south
west, 50 chains. thence north 9 east
II chains, thence north II east 1850
chains, thence north 20 west chains,
thence south &c west Sc chains.
thence north a west 3 chains. thence
north sc west chains. thence south
west chains. thence south 76 west
2l.G5 chains. thence north 40 west
so chains to the point Of beginnings
This is one Of the best known farms
In Powhatan County. and can readily
he subdivided into small farms. Inn
provements consist OF large brick
dwelling and many outbuildings.
TERMS: Cash.
trustee.
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cut little iiEurc. The keynote of
The series WAS sounded today and
G"mc-run smuggling Will not be the
deciding factor.
Both clubs learned Il lot out Of
their first clash. The deciding diff
ference was that the Giants miScal-
culatcd and the Yanks did not.
Declares FrIsch Marvel.
Franck Frisch Is marvel every
where, stopping impossible drives.
running the bases and driving out
hits. George Kelly at first basc will
make every member OF IiuGgins' club
run under fun steam to beat out
inNcld hits. Snyder at tho home plate
VIII have to put up a sitter game or
We VIII take some liberties But
when II came to fielding, bunting,
easy going team work and the great
est of all wcapOnS-timcly hitting
the Yankees Srati;icd their warmest
boosters.
The real battle Is just beginning
The Yankees don't think for u min
ute they have AN easy job. The bet
ting odds may drop "a little. but the
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TIGERS STRONGEST CLUB
TO PLAY HERE SATURDAY
Hampdcn-Sidncy viii Send a
Formidable Eleven Against
Randolph-Macon Team

Practically the same team which
held Virginia Polytechnic Institute
to li-to-6 score in the opening
game Of the season VIII take the field
saturday when Hampden- Sidney
clashes With tho Randolph Macon
Jackets at Mayo Island. Injuries
prevented several of the men from
taking part in the contest with viz
sinia Military Institute. but all OF
the players have rounded into shape
now. and viii play in the game
against the Ashlandcrs. Smith. star
half back, Of the team for two years,
and Captain Sands will be back in
thoir positions. and this will add 4
great deal 10 the strength Of the
eleven.
Coach Roundy has used nearly two
complete clcvcns IN both OF the early
season games nf the Tigers. and with
an OF these men in condition. he VIII
nave wealth OF experienced mate
ial IRON which TO choose his lineup
saturday: Tho team which takes tho
b@'d against the Jackets will be ono
- ihr StromEest ever turned out at
ltlnmpdcn- sidney.
Local interest centcrs principally
IA the fact THAI five Richmond boys
viii be seen IN action on the Tiger
team. Several Of these men. includ-
ihS sands, HTcnlman and Tyson arc
expected % form the mainstays of
the Garnet anu Gray offensive end
defense.
China" Carter. OF Ashland. has
uhiflCuiatcu AT iiampden Sidney
College, ana become a candidate for
the Tiger eleven. Carter Is n tail.
rangy player. Weighing about 1So
pounds. and has had football expcr-
lence III high school. whore he played
fun 9ack and end. lie is we'll known
locally as baseball player. having
pitched for Tnka-Knla and tho First
National Bank teams
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N'-'''"H'H A''H' J ~ "6c-'
advanced to third on Schang's sacri-
fee. Douglas to Kelly, and stole
home.
The third run came in the sixth.
Peckinpaugh singled to short. y
passed ball by Snydcr allowed him to
gam second. After Ruth struck out
trying to pat the ball ont of the
lot. Bob Mcuscl hit to lcft-Ccntcr
scoring peckinpaugh. Meuscl drew
perfect thrcc-bacgcr. but was called
out Tor not touching first base. AZ
ter this inning only one Yankee
reached third base.
The Giants threatened the home
plate twice. The best charcc to
score came III the fourth inning with
Frisch on third ana only one out. lie
had reached first on Il single To right.
stole second ana took third on
Foung's sacrifice, Mays to pipp. He
was left there as Kelly struck out
ana Emil Mcuscl grounded out. PECK
cam. in the sixth inning on Frisch'S
triple. after two We're out. Young.
however. was not equal to the occa-
sion, going out. PeckinpauSh to Pipp.
The Giants had men LEFT on second in
the first and second innings.
One OF the surprising Kings about
the game was thc fact that while the
Polo Ground viii accommodate nearly
10000 persons. the official attendance
figures showed bat 30.2G3 persons
present. The upper GrandStand. TO
which admission could only lie OH
tanned by purchase Of tickets at the
gates after they were opened showed
large stretches OF empty seats At the
extremes OF the stand. This was
easily accounted for. however, when
il became known hat the police
orders to keep nonticket holders from
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WI hat Do You KIM w
About 7 our E5Iood?.
Is 1t Normal? Is II Rich? Is 1t Free of Waste Products9
Is 1t Pure?
How the Test May lie Made

In justice to yourself ana your
loved ones YOU should know the
truth about your blooG-fo: who
knows at what time ho or she viii
he called upon to stand ;his test.
Ask yourself these simple uucs-
tons: 30 feel tired when get
M In tho morning Am all
tagged out ~ night? L. my face
pale and drawn? 10 | suffer with
pains in my muscles ana joints2
Am l subject To any skin disease?
Have any pimpica OF boils?
Nature is warning you. ii your
answer to any OF these questions is
Yes" Nature now needs help. She
has done her best but is falling.
Listen to natures warming. Your
blood ia your fountain source OF
cncrgy-thercfnrc. Keep your blood
rich and pure.
Our greatest health asset is to
have blood which Is pure and clean
blood which is free or waste
products,
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spirits OF tho Giants are as high rs
ever, and with Art Nchf. their star
i.tt-handcr. against US We may have
70 resort 10 o!d-timc tactics.
That means smuggling the BAH from
AIll!cr down 20 tho, pitcher. Take ii
from Inc. the Yankees ar" not too
proud 10 slug. we Won the Aineri-
can League pennant by pounding out
long hits against Cleveland and the
other clubs and Yankee fans can rest
assured that when the Oppurtuuc mo-
incnt comes We viii open up wide.
In my last worlds series with tho
FED SoN against the cubs my batting;
average was 200 and my home run
record zero. EattinE from tho NiSi-
tors iuEout ut the POLO Grounds has
not changed my home run views and
right Held seems just as close.
Whether it's Nchf or Toncy Thurs
day afternoon | hope to come across
with the blow that always gets u
welcome.
Copyright by the Christy Walsh
Syndicatc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06

f"r over 80 years thousands and
,"""sAn"s OF mon and women have
It''eI on ). :. S. to clear their
oiood OF waste products. $. S. s.
WI! improve the quality OF your
plood by relieving you OF the waste
pr"Hnets which cause impoverished
blood ana its allied troubles-skin
disorders. rheumatism and a lowered
vitality.
me same Qualities which give
= . ;. IT'S beneficial effect in clear
ing your blood OF vast products
make it extremely dcs. rabie Tor
Keeping your blood in good cond-
tion.
Get S. s S. at your drurrirt,
liewarc of substitutes. Write Chiof
Medical Director. swift Specific Co.
p''lI :. 5. :. Laboratory. Atlanta.
Ca for special medical advice with
out charse). Io is helping people
every day. Ask him TO send you his
illustrated booklet. Facts About tho
lood'--frec. s. S. s. In sold by al
drug Observation-Disclosures.
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cigh,y-s!N times, an average Of nine
aud one hale 10 the inning. Twenty
eight OF these were balls. eighteen
strikes ana nine foul strikes. Tween
~ resulted in inh"ld outs and five
IA outiicld ilios. The Ave hits of the
Giants and hitter account for tho
remainder.
Douglas sent the ball tn the plate
10" times in the eight innings he
Worked, almost thirteen 10 the in
ming. thiriy-nine times pitching balls
putting over thirty five strikes and
six foul strikes and being touched
FOR three fouls which did not count
as strikes. Fifteen iniicld outs and
the Yankees live hits make up tho re-
uiaindor The Yankees other two hits
were made off Barnes who pitched
twenty-five timcS-tcn balls. seven
strikes. one foul strike and two In
field outs.
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Chi,drcn's Code nody Meets.

The Childrcn's Code Commission.
appointed by Governor Davis last
sprins. held it's first fail session yes
tcrday in the Office of the Legislative
Reference bureau. In attendance
We're Justice j. Iloso Ricks, Rich
mond; DR.. Lawrence II. Register. Nor
folk; Mrs. ". ". King. Staunion
Mrs. Louis Rrownlow, Petersburg: g.
II. Morrisctte. secretary; DR. MARY
Brydon, viGA- chairman. and Miss
Nora Houston, Richmond. Laws re-
Eardiug health were discussed. The
conference VIII continue today.
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70 action Of tEr uyhGI o; directors IN
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= ~ order OF the board o, directors
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Dated. Vow Yo-: September - 1921.
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ten bottles. 1t has done me n great
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and am in good health. will gladly
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anyone who suffers with the troubles
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publish my testimonial. "-NELMER
HENDRiCK, Route l, Sunnyside, Ky.
TO many American girls life is often
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the first manifestations, such rs
cramps, backachcs, headaches and
NERVOUSNESS as Mrs. Hcndrick did for
her daughter, and give Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound fair
trial. For over forty years this old
fashioned root and herb medicine has
been relieving women of just such
troubles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06

In execution OF deed OF trust,
recorded ia the clerks 6.Ncc of tho
Circuit Court o: Hanover County, In
[ing been made IN the payment of
|ce",aiu notes herein secured, and be-
HIS required so TO do by the holder
|of the past-due notes. secured in
said deed OF trust. / Will. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 9TH, 1921,
O'Clock T.. NJ,
sell, on tho premises. the following
'icscribed tract of land:
All that certain tract. piece or par
l>el of land. known more particularly
|ls the NJrdOn Farm, together With
III the buildings. improvements.
|rif, hts, privileges and appurtcnanceS
thereto belonging, situatoN in Beaver
County. Va. on the east side of tho
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. I'M
|mcdiatcly at Ncrdon Station, which
fq!d tract OF laud is bounded on the
South by the oxford Road and on
the west by the Chesapeake and ONO
Railway. and containing 2i4.S5 acres.
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient
TO pay the cost OF the sale. including
tax bill for 1920. prorata tax 1921.
one note for $500. with interest
from May 6. 1921: one interest note
for 10000. with interest from May
~. 1921 and one interest note for
$4,000 from May C. 1921. and the
balance as follows: one interest note
for $500. November 6. 1921; $1,000
interest note. November 6, 1921; $50. 90
interest note, May 8. 1899. $4,000 in
t.rest note, November c, 1922: $4,000
interest note. November 6, 1921:
Sl56.u0 interest note. May &, 1922;
$4,000 interest note. November G.,
1922; $4,000 interest note, May 8,
1923: $4,000 Interest note. Novem-
Der G. 1928; Sl,500.00 principal note,
November 6, 1921: $4,000 90 principai
note, November e. 1922. and $1,000. 90
November 6. 1923. and any balance
above this TO he paid cash. or all
cash Mt tho option OF the purchaser.
JAMES 4. COSBY,
Acting Trustee
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Deaths

'EITIG-Dicd, at S:i5 T.. NJ, October :.
Mrs. Eva ". FcitiE, At her residence
Stop No 1, Nnc-Milr Road. She is
survived by her husband, Jacob Fcitig.
and six sons-C. Henry. Fritz w
August o.. G. Ado!ph. Martin r.. Louis
h.; also two sisters. Mrs. Mary Docrr
and Mrs. Maggie Trcsock. Philadelphia
papeIa please COPY. Euneral notice later.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

>narr,. y STATED communication Of
GIySSxas Joppa Lodge. ~. 30. \. +. &.
RG1,E,J y. 81. VIII hc hold At tho Ma
WYNN ruuic Temple Thursday. sth
SA.j,, 81 inst. u'glocS f.. ~. Mem
bora OF slater lodge. and tran
silent hr";hrcH are :ratcrua!Iy Invited to
d" present iiy order Of tho WrrENl pful
II ,stcr. George g. .IrrersOn. Secretary
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East Ed Home

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
owner has definitely decided to sell.
SO we oifcr NJ a sacrifice Ills home
place. containing SIX large rooms.
with heat bath. pantry, built-in
cabinets, lirg" pDrCEeg, spacious
grounds; an ideal shomc. Room for
other dwellings on lot IL purchaser
bargain by seeing us at once.
MOORETiEi.D < BLAKE. INC,
20 North Eighth Street
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'oi Ilnmcdi1tc Rent or Sale

lo0-acrc highly improved farm. I
miles from Richmond. on good
automobile road; S-room dwell
ing; large barns: orchard; excel
lent crops now on the farm. I'm
mediate possession. Eunni Ing
water; fine well IA, door.
POLLARD & BAGBY.
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anu ilct NOuSiitSS,
and was not able
to help my mother
do the homework.
| took treatment
from two doctors
and they did not
do me any good.
Nj o t h er saw
Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound adver-
tiscd in the paper
and I took abn,,t
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KENTUCKY Girl
WRITES LETTER
How She Was Restored to Health
by Lydia E. Pinkham's. Vegetable
Compound

Sunnysidc, ky.-"I suffered for
more than two years with my back
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