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NATIONS ACCEPT
PRINCIPLE and
SPIRIT OF PACT
Japan, Italy, France Want
More, Britain Against
Submarines

Washington, ID. c.. Nov. 15.-(By
The Associated Press )-Formally ac-
cepting in principle and spirit"
limiting naval armaments, Great
Britain, France, Italy and Japan to-
day pledged their adherence and be-
gan discussions of details.
Japan wants more than the so per
cent as compared to the United States
and Great Britain, which the original
proposal would allow. France and
Italy want to bs taken into considcra-
ton at the outset and not wait for
disposal OF the question as 1t affects
the big three"
Moreover both France and Italy feel
they should be permitted to increase
rather than decrease their sea forces
to bring them up to figure compar-
able with what Is being allawed the
Others.
Great Britain wants tho replacement
program spread over a period of years
rather than taken up at the end of
ton year holiday and she wants fur
ther reduction ahd dc finite limitation
on submarines. After a session of
little more than one hour the confer
cnce after hearing addresses OF gem
eral acceptance by A. j. Balfour for
the British Baron Admiral Kato for
Japan. Senator Schanzer for Italy and
Premier BRAND for France. adjourned
TO nee, again on the call OF Secre-
tarS hughes and the new cottittee on
sion.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
SENATOR BURNS FEET
PUTTING OUT BLAZE
Nevada Legislator Unable To
Attend. Sessions Con
qucring Fire

Washington, Nov. Ex-senator Key
Pittman of Nevada. was reported to
have suffered slight burns carly to-
day in fire which did some damage
TO the senator's home on Sixteenth
street.
The fire originated in a room near
the one in which the Nevada senator
was sleeping and was smothercd out
before 1t gained much headway by the
senator. In smothcring the flames
Senator Pittman was slightly burned
about the feet.
Senator Pittmau's burns were suf-
ficicnt 10 keep him from attending to-
days session of the senate. one of
his feet was severely blistcrcd in an
attempt to smother out the flames
which had caught in a rug.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16

London. England, Nov. 15.-CBy Tho
Associated Press)-All parties in Ire
land except Nationalists who however
are now largely Incorporated with Sim
Fcin have had their say in the nego-
tiations regarding tho, future OF Ire
land. Southern Unionists who are
opposed to dual parliament for the
island saw Premier Lloyd-George to-
day while the UlstcrItes had before
them the governments refusal of their
counterproposaIs. 1t was understood
that the govcrnmcnt's reply contained
no new suggestions leaving the situs-
tion apparently deadlocked.
John Millor Andrews secretary OF
labor In the Ulster cabinet on his re-
turn to Belfast today made 1t clear
in Il statement that the government
proposal to Ulster was for a single
parliament for "A united Ireland and
that Ulster had replied she must have
u separate parliament. r. suggestion
which neither Sim Fciners nor SOUTH
ern unionists would agree to.
Protest meetings will be held in u
ster tomorrow against what the VI
sterites characterize as betrayal OF
Ulster" .....
1t is considered unlikely however
that ANYTHING will be done to break k
the apparent deadlock before the meet
ing Of the conservative party in Liver
pool Thursday.
Tho initiative in tho Irish nogotia-
tons Is again in the hands OF Primo
Minister Lloyd George, the counter
proposals made by the Ulster cabinet
members having been rejected last
night by tho British delegates. No
further meeting of the British and ui-
ster dele has been arranged but
the negotiations have entered upon
stage which 1t is thought Will lead 10
extended conferences, covering per
haps several months.
This development promises 10 snatter
dofinitoIy Mr.. LLOYD Georges hopes
for an carly trip to the Washington
conference. =,
The prcmicr's efforts will now be di-
rected, 1t is thought. toward bringing
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16

Des Moines. Iowa. Nov. i5.-Four
companies of Iowa national guard We're
ordered by Governor y. u. Kendall
to report for duty in Ottumwa whero
"A strike OF employees of the John Nor
roll Packing company has been III pro
gress for nearly n month. The troops
werc ordered following word from the
county sheriff. county attorney and
the mayor of Ottumwa that the situa-
ton was beyond their control
Fifty sheriffs deputies, sworn in this
afternoon by Sheriff George II. Gilt
ner. were ON duty in tho vicinity Of the
Morrell plant in Ottumwa tonight ac-
rording TO information received here.
Many OF these deputies IL Is reported
are Ottumwa business men Accord
ing TO reports received tonight by Gov
ernor Kendall from AJiutant General
L.. J. Laaher vino was In pttumwa no
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
|C.f.&I. OFFICIALS MAKE
NO STATEMENT ON CUT

Denver, Nov 1o-Offcials of the Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron company made no
comment today on tho announcement
to be made tomorrow regarding the
wage scale OF miners in the companys 3
employ. which Is expected 10 give
notice OF u reduction in wages from
- to 20 per cent.
Officials of tho Colorado State Rang
crs said today that $50 reserve rang
crs are available for immediate duty
In tho event wage cut is DECLARED
and "a strike follows. The reserve rang
ers we're recruited during September
and October officials said. In autici-
patton OF strike difficulties and are bc-
ing held ready FOR immediate duty in
case OF emergency. Tho reserves were
recruited from Denver, Boulder. Stcr-
ling, Lamar. Moutrosc, Canon City,
Delta aud suallcr towns of the state.
State officials said that national
guard troops would not he called to
duty in case of emergency unless un-
expected developments should place
tho situation beyond control OF the
rangers and local authorities.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
FRANCE AND ITALY Want
10 INCREASE NAv|tS
After Studying Limitations Of
Big Three" They Desire
More Ships

Washington, ID. c., Nov. 15.-(By The
Associated Press)-French and Italy
navy experts studying how limitations
to be imposed on tho United States.
Great Britain and Japan would affect
thon come to the conclusion that their
than reduced. The Italian viewpoint
as 1t prevails among their experts 10
that Italy should be permitted to have
a navy AS large as that of France and
in any event on q ratio OF s to TO-.
The naval question as 1t affects Italy
and France is not under discussion
having been reserved by the confer
once until the status of the United
states, Great Britain and Japan can
be disposed of.
But meanwhile Admiral Baron Du
Bon heads of the experts export and
Acton OF tho italian delegation are
with their experts preparing for con-
sideration OF the subject.
Experts OF both countries point out
that during the war Italy and France
devoted themselves almost entirely to
strengthening their armies. Among the
Italians there Is a strong party urging
complete agreement with France
to relieve both countries OF large
part OF their military burdens. 1t Is
pointed out that the two fleets united
would dominate the Mediterranean
while the combined armies might be
relied on to face any attack. There is
also some expression of opinion that
efficacious measures might be consid-
cred to look to the limitation OF arma-
mcnt of the Balkan states as well as
Poland ON the ground that complica-
tons would thus be avoided.
The Italian argument for navy
equal to France is that Italy while
having less colonial empire than
France now has a population about
the same has more than 1000 miles of
coast line and is obliged to bring
from abroad all of her wheat, heavy
imports of coal and other products.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
POLICE HUNT MAN WHO
SHOT TRINIDAD WOMAN
Witnesses Say He Demanded
Money and Then Shot
Victim So f.

Trinidad. Colo, Nov. 1o.-Local
authorities arc engaged In a search
come here from. Rock Springs. Wyo-
ming. and who Is wanted for the
shooting here last night of Cloriuda
Costello. young woman who is near
death at the hospital. The woman
was shot four times in the body. Ac-
cording to an eye witness of the
shooting Herrera came to the house
where the woman lived about $3.50
last night and when tho door was
opened. demanded the woman return
to him $S5 which he claimed she had
taken from him recently. The wom-
an denied ever having seen him,
whcrcupon Herrera is said to have
emp,ied a six shooter at the woman.
lie then disappeared. The victim Is
not expected to recover.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
TROOPS ORDERED TO 0TTUMWA FOR STRIKE DUTY

disturbances occurred today OK
cept that outbreak carly this morning
Between $3.50 and o'clock this morn
ing groups OF workers and pickcts
clashcd and number OF mon includ-
ing several officials of tho company
sustained minor injuries. There had
been number OF previous outbreaks
with minor casualties since the strike
started on october 10
Workers at the Morrell plant num-
hering approximately 1900 walked out
on strike following differences over
working condition aud y reduction in
the number Of guaranteed working
hours per week.
Company officials yesterday report
cd that 1t was operating with about
GOO members.
. Mayor Charles Chiffon and County
Attorney Newton W. Roberts Joined
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16

Sheriff. Celtner in tho appeal to Gov
ernor Kendall for troops. All three Of
ficials stated that tho situation was
beyond local control II was unoffic-
tally stated hero tonight that The
troops would leave Dcs Moines short
w after midnight and would arrive il
ottumwa ready for duty before
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Colonel Guy Brewer. Governor Kcn-
dali announced Will be in command
District Judge -. NJ. Anderson late
today granted the company tcmpor-
bry injunction cnjoining members OF
duo Analsaustcd Meat cutters aud
Butcher workers from pickctinE the
plant intimidating employees or acls
or violence.
More than 100 strikers were na,nes
defendants in the petition.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16

need and quick need of federal po-
lice.
With less than 100000 regulars in the
United States the distribution by corps
as provides some elements of the
troops within quick reach of any pos
siblc scenes OF internal emergency.
Yet they are so far scattered that IL
would be difficult to get together in
any area over night with as much as
5000 men and IL 10000 were needed it
must take several days to mobilize
them. Il is for these reasons. as well
as for the necessity of having force
sufficient for quick expansion in cas-
OF war that any proposal at the arm
conference which would reduce further
American strength would be opposed
by army officials.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
MAN SHOOTS FAMOUS
SURGEON, KILLS SELF
Shooting Followed Argument :
Physician Is Medical
Authority

Montreal. Nov. io.-Sir Andrew Nc.
rna,I. physician and surgeon Mt McGin
university. was snot and wounded 10.
Iay at his home by Louis Osulnik Who
Inlcr committee suicide by shooting.
sir Andrew was rushed to a hospital.
The. bullet struck Sir Andrew In the
shoulder. At the Hospital 1t was re-
ported that tho wound probably WAS
iiot serious.
sir Andrew Is professor of the ms
tory of medicine at McGill. editor OF
nc university magazine and Montreal
Medical journal. lie ~ the author OF
a number of u,cdical WORKS.
The shooting followed an argument
heiwccn oEulnik aud Sir Andrew ana
the noise of the shots, tluce of which
were fired, attracted large crowd.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
UNIONS PREPARE
FOR Rail DEMAND
General Chairman Meeting In
Chicago to Form
Plans

Chicago. H.. Nov. i5.-,By the AS
sociatcd Press.)-Plans of the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers ana
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemcn
and Enginemen to meet demands. OF the
railroads for revision OF rulcs and
working conditions and agreements for
further wage cuts were completed to-
day. after a two day session OF $50
general chairmrn ana officials.
W. S. Stone. grand chief OF the en-
ginceJ's and W. S. Carter. president
OF tho fircmcn and cngincmcn. explain
cd the settlement under which the re-
cent general strike o,dcr was cancelled
and received their followers indorsc-
mcnt OF their action.
requests from aS railroads for re-
visions OF rules and working condi-
tions were considered aud the counter
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
DEADLOCK OCCURS IN IRISH
PROBLEM AS PROPOSALS FAIL

with the British government and tho
Sim Fcin. The Ulsterites are holding
out for independent rule IL Ireland Is
to have n dominion status while the
Sim Fein delegates who were back In
London today. declare Ireland must
be governmental unit.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
local CONTRACTORS
FILE WAGE cur NOTICE

Denver. Nov. i5.-Pucblo contractors
filed notice for n reduction cf wages
for an cight-hour shift from IS 10 81,
with the Colorado state Industrial com
mission today.
No protest has been filed against
tho notice.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
Weather

Unsettled Wednesday, poss-
IDLY light snow, colder; much
colder north and east portion;
Thursday fair.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16

Continued on Page Twoo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
.lILbANE BARRED FROM
CLEVELAND BOXING RING
No Boxer Bigger Than Com
mission. Says Secretary
WiIhcrding.

GLEN El.AND. Sept. h.--F"athvrwclght
hampton johnny K!!hane Will no, be
90 Emitted 20 box In - local RINK again
1 II. wnherd!ne chairman o., The Cicvc-
ANA Boxing Commission announced to-
night.
When KEbane signed articles recently
lea mce; Danny Frush. 81 baltimore. In a
twelve round bout here Yesterday. /; was
agreed :hat the commission should name
no Fefef"e and Judges. the Two boxers
md promoters agreeing to stand by the
commissions choice.
IL hane FIRST objected 20 the appointment,
OF Harry Ert!c. who referred the Dempsey
ch;iSnt!cr bout and then TO Ei. smith.
chicago referee. Walter T. Kelly OF
hGHa.U. then was chosen.
An "!-NrI'h- hour objection was taken
hy me cha'npion yesterday to the al-
n9!ntin"ni OF sam Hall, chicago. and
richard Guy. OF Pittsburgh newspaper mon.
as Judges. Two local men we've suhsti-
u fet that Kllmnc was sincere in his
nss"rti9n that hs would not enter ,h"
ring. Wi!hrri,nE snid There were some
-2..,p spectators ON HAND. and felt
rath'r Than d1'nrpo.n; them. some one
ki.hanc stood 10 lose nothing but the
nurse, which was not his uutU hu fought.
IRE SI,"H forfeit money wrs uut up In
ms nam. by Tommy McGu.ry
Ice! Una, kin7ne 10y nj actions.
s!NrratI"n for future bout. Ia cleveland.
y" boxer IL 20 biz thai h. can refuse
I" "neE The rules az the boxing commits
sion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
L. s. TEAM LEADS IN
RIFLE TOURNAMENT
n Assoclntcd rreas.l

CAMP PERRY. ONO. sept is
Scoring 7,Tai. lh- United states team
was leading tho English team to-
night ~ la2 points IN the intcrua
tional sml!l-bore rifle team matcN
for tho Lord Dcwar trophy The
English teams score 1903, is ,he
only on" received. Canada and Aus
tralit also are competitors.
Virgil Richards, New Haven, Conn
was nigh man on tho team with q
total OF 3ei over the Af,y and loo
yard ranges.
The registered shotgun tournament
was won by Il. 6. Saylcs, OF Milan.
Ohio. with a total - - on, Of "A
possibl" 100 9. O Carrothcrs, Ken
ton, Ohio. +. Il. Lonnnd. plymouth.
OHIO ana ". W. Miller. shilling, IA.
were tied for second plnsc "lth ii3
each and @ y. Hail. Covinct"n. Ohio;
Colonel John CHswsll, Sew York. G. w.
Jump. willard. ohio. and u. O. Rice.
Cleveland. were tied for third place.
with scores ~ lt2. Th"Hc scores
count en- tn" camp Perry ail-ar"un'l
championship. which VIII h" decided
tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
T|LDEN MEETS JOHNSON
FOR SINGLES TITLE TODAY
Worlds Champion and Mas
Ter of Chop Stroke Play in
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. sept. IS
William Y. rildcn, IL. worlds cham
pion. ana Wallace +. Johnson. master
o: the chop stroke. will meet at !
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at tho
Germantown Cricket Club for the 1921
lawn tennis title of America.
Fright sunshine and Il stiff breeze
today dried out tho championship
court. ana il was said tonight 10 be iii
hcii,r condition than when rain
halted the final match Of tho Singles
ohampiuuship on SATURDAY. Hy agree
u.'rt between the players ana tn"
tournament referee n" sixteen
gaines played Yesterday viii he dis
REGARDED ana Tild-n and Johnson Will
meet in AN entirely now contest. Til"
scur. when play vas abandoned stood
at eight games each.
Doubt was expressed tonight
whether the scheduled mixed doubles
exhibition match between Mrs. Nolla
Eiurstcdt Mallory. woman's national
champion. and j. o. Anderson. OF Aus
tralia. and William NJ. Johnston and
Miss Mary Browne. of California.
would be played. The match was
scheduled for the same afternoon as
the titular match. bu; Mrs. Mallory,
who won the womaus middle states
title saturday, was called 10 New
York today, and II Is said she may
not he able to get back for the mixed
doubles contest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
'RYAATES STILL HAVE
CHANCE TO COP FLAG
Locals Trail Lcaguc-Leading
Truckers by One and One
Half Games.
,,"NuES NAY WIN SECOND HALE
Portsmouth club IIns Excellent on
portunit, To E0 Ahead Thls Week.
Meeting TarborO First To-day, Cat,
fInish Scnson Here SATURDAY.

Trailing IN. league LEADING Nor
fo!k Tars by only ono sad hal,
games. as result of the decision
or President Bradley 10 th~y,g GA,
all Victories OF the Wilson cllb bo-
tween the opening Of the second
haif season tnc tn" % uG July. Tho
to!1s this afternoon vii hc.in a
s"'i"" N''h 90" Wa-hop's .cdshorc
aggregation at Mayo Island Park
which may place tie Ray Hyau's
clan at the top II TIA. league pro
ccssiru.
coogIn or Manouk probably viii
b" sent u III. round by MANAGER
Ryan TIA :i',rr1ou in an attcrlo.
l" capture the Initial cnntee, OF IN"
week, although F.rniran. who hrr II
only one inning nf Saturdays game.
is in condition - assume the hurl.
ing burden
Jimmy Nicr's Portsmouth, Truckers
are only "un.ha.f gam. behind the
T1'- 'uh. CA iapcr have "a good
rhantc to "rncN tie title and have
uost-sotson soit"s all to then
selves The VioXincu should have AN
easy time the frs, half OF tn" week.
Icing scheduled "a iucc, the TarDOro
Tar Babies. Tho las, half OF tho
week. however. the Truckers viii
face SITTER opposition w'+n they
meet Tn" Newport News 81! puuilI,rs.
tut "a" Truckers ha"" IT." disad-
'ar,ag" o: playing on unfI.enclv
soil tn" entire week aud maY not
win even "a mli'' ~ -. 'h- = ,nos
Tho COTS h;,"c the ahv,r;Ti" OF
performing on the home grounds
the entire week and this fact IS -x-
pectca materially TO aid the local
chances OF coping tn. nag The
SunorE cats VIII wind up the
1921 season on Mayo Island PARK
Sa;urdas The l'cllncs have been
easy victims 20 the colts nttacke
IN the last few series and the Ryan
ties should make Il clean ewe"D OF
the series.
The schedule FOR the las, half Of the
rae" favors the Tars, hmhy McCon-
nrlI's Tar Babies playing IN the
seaport town.
Altogether, tho Colts have certain
ly An even Chnnc. OF winning the
wight To meet the Portsmouth Truck
'ers In III" pOst-sc;Lson series. How
ever. more changes In the standings
nrc expected a, the league meeting
here tomorrow night and nothing y
certain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
r. A. G.. CRIDIRON SQUAD
BEGINS PRACTICE TODAY

Aspirants for positions on the 1921
Richmond Athletic Club football
eleven Will begin practice under III.
direction of Head Coach DictZ at Byrt!
Park this afternoon. The West End
park viii be used until decision on
whether games will be played nj
Mayo Island Park or boulevard Field
Will be used during the coming sea
son.
Fred Knapp, captain of the eleven,
is anxious that all football players
Of the city he given Il trial. Any
prospective candidates may communi-
cate with Knapp.
Several players who have come
here for this years eleven are with
out employment. Any business men
who have positions open are REQUEST
ed to communicate with officials OF
the organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
BASEBALL CAPTAIN
DIES FROM INJURIES

NASHVILLE. TENN. Sept. ls.-Gi,r,.-
Grcem.rw. OF Columbia. Tom. cap.uln ~,
the Vanderbilt 1872 baseball team. died
today a; loco. hospital OF a broken
neck. sustained two weeks ago. when
r. lived FROM a launch into Cumberland
physlci9re say hr snapped tho NTH v.,.
!!.b'S Of MS sp.pi! cord IN jumping fr6nl
before he strYCiiths water Since n rcw
nDurS after the accident he steadily gained
strength ana The paralysis was g-adIal!y.
leaving hiI bolv. HIS death came sus
denly today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
IlllRTI-TWO HORSES
ADV ERTISED FOR SALE
~ As.,cin.rh 49, l

PARIS sept, l. Thirty two horcss in
fr."..s. comprising t,vo. three aud four
yenr-".ds. mos. of ;hsm b-eI az IN. farm
~ Tho lat" william X Vanderbilt. are
N''-fts"d for uGbIc sale S.itemhc- D.
\ ilDoTi'r " N" animals ura sired by
AihL -" 100. S.a'ICil and KaUslAss
y i.w weeks later ali the ycarIin-s
hr."nr|nr "a Baron Maurice du Robinson. III
VII hn sold The disappearance ~ Tho
N"HdcrbAt and The H"ths,h!lt stables from
lrHunh tur! b. thc subject OF much
ComrnoMt In Tho rAcinl; Mnr.I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
INDIANS BUSTED

WASIilNf;T6N SD,.t STT";y,ol,r,
omsted from iir-i u!Ac" in the America II
League Face TO-DAY when beaten hy Wnsh
inrtun. 20 J. Johnson hold the woril
champions 20 ;h-re hi;-. ih"!r only rtI,,
being due - Gardn"rs single and sue.
Ccss!vc passes To- Sewrll. Johnston ana
O'Ncil. The locals punched three HIS
with two bases balls and q sncritic.
fly Cor four runs in The sixth inning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
MIs. stIrIInr Ia Dcrrnd NH.

UTTNWN, UNI, sept. IS.--MlSs
Alcxa Stirling, of Atlanta. will de-
fcnd her title as Canadian woman
open golf champion. in the annual
tournament which starts tomorrow.
being paired with Miss Ada Mac
kcnzic. of Toronto. FORMER titlehold-
or, in the qualifying round,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
CHICAGO BREAKS HOOD0O
BY CAPTURING TWIN BILL
Cubs Win First Sunday Game
OF Scason-Dodgcrs
Victims.

CHICAGO. Sent. iS.-Chgcasu broke it's
Huhd'y h"odoo today oy winning hail
game. Tho Cubs defeated Hro.i.Iyn in
BOTH games OF double header by s.sra.
OF TO and ; 10 / This was the urs,
shbbath that the locals nav. been VIC
to'ious at home this season The Initial
game was pitching duel between Che.y.s
ana Bu:!c!sh Grimes. la the second con
test Chicago punched hiss of Huc;her I'm
inc opening inning FOR Two runs ana never
was headed Score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
LYNCHBURG CRIDIRON
SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED

iSpccial To The Times Dispatch
LYNCiiBURG. VA. Sept. iS.-Thc
schedule for the football team of
I.ynchburG College Is as follows:
October !. Elon College At Lynch
burg. October -. Guilford College at
Lynchhurg; october 30, Emory and
Henry At Emory; November II. IIamp-
den Sidney Colloge At Lynchhurg
November - Roanoke College at
l.ynchhNrr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
Fort Worth Wins pcnu,nt

DALLAS. TEXAS, Sept. 1s.-Fort
Worth won the pennant Of the Texas
I.caGu" season, which closed today.
Both races of Il split season were won
by the Fort Worth team by good
margins. Houston was second and
Wichita Falls third.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
YhHh5 TAKE LEADERSHIP
BY BEATING TIGERS, AZ
Blue Drives In Cobb With
Tying Run. but Ne. York
Scores Again.
DE As.lc.A:c.i -

NV YORK, Sept. l.-Th- Sew Yori.
,f.nHre, took nrst u,ac" IN ~ Amer.
In League race when shey d,r"at'd
- ron ~ INC isst game 90 S"-ia. herr.
'nth! 70 After !s.ur drove IN Cobb
YIN IN" ;y.nc .lIn in ,nc hrs, hal. al
IN" eighth. 'n- iHf KEGS won In IN. $50.
ond hhf scoring 'w.-e IN % base ON balls
=" WHr.. NcNt.lys sacrifice. Scharg'-
double and Huy''- single.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
Giants INV TbIra no,,,,,,,

NEW UKLEANS. La. Sept. iS,-Third
na.enan Eddie l3cgart has been sold nv
inc inc, New orleans tSonthcrn Assoc!ntion5
TO announcement tonight. Bogart was
Hurcnnsed three weeks ago from the