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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
z SWEAR OFF
M TOBACCO

"No-To-Bac" has helped thousands 10
break the costly nerve-shattering To-
bacco habit. Whenever you have long
ing for a cigarette, cigar, pipe, or for
chew, Just pla e harmless No-To-Bac
tablet in your mouth instead, to help
relieve that awful desire. Shortly the
habit may be completely broken, and you
are better Of mentally, physically, imam
cially. It's so easy, so simple. Get box
e No-To-Bac and il it doesn't release
YOU from all craving for tobacco il any
form. your druggist will refund your
money without question.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
State WOmen's Clubs
and Their Activities

Mrs G o. WiH sa yet.
uittes in charge
The cub ftJrv no'ar ..r
children only M He tf.1
n a. 10 81 o. 9tt
Bradford in 'harT
U1vKv
The annual usstry ~ ,ar
Women t.d Nr tf'
dlre.tor 7H 10 held
Pehfuer lf the Ta-r
= Blt-z Wrf P
sbs ~ sr
Luncheon WI 30 ssr
Z " a hgHfrg
The Meet ttr Dr
~ the b q " -f, 'fr
Tnursdat ry .r'rrr ~
. Carr. gies ..reudfd Df
viii ssrvt Iachr9-
Tho asse-rti2 r1o'- = ,ie
Build.-R
Brsr~ssa tsr gn9Vrs8', vtt
~ Wrsi gfo- Bir' f~ tr
ard Prrfrsalr Htre .r
hoiqe - ifrfr ~ r,T~
Trq .ril - rervrs fr,~
+ raertsrs a,f ttei- g.er's rrr
irR - rloek tlt.rs aftf
made up Al irfrrr-s si ~tF-fI gr
being J--red ~ fr~ -r
TIE frs' ae-ea r~l lrrfp
hold - 49, .~fa 'grr-er~
housr III Hel-esdav at-r-
y - I-tl ~ Tables
for club member Ifers f
-lssion " '~r ~ 7sn- -r
regular yeeklv -t-rr a-r
ronvrrirrf day 'rr rrff-s
those ~ a-s r,arrr7 y ''~ p'rrf-
rotif- 80 n, n-r f1lu 49,
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evening SUBJECT Ilnrsr, 80
.,yr p--~- s.ier'fcrs wr~a rar .er
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sa- I'D fhe ef
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meeting 1etd II Dover ~
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= s-n~ia4 y. .ee' M -er+ 2 t-.-.
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chairman Z --us.r
Interesting m Tar
Griffith l.atr -rAr-0-
Federal t.lt-
muse rIru rrra
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+ + PRIV eged r-g
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lef lsf evening" IT,
Times Pits
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
G. A. r. ENTERTAIN
At NEW CENTURY CITB

The Wilmington chapter Of the Chill
dren Of the American Revolution are
entertaining their friends with
dance and program this afternoon a
the New Century Club. The silver Of
fering taken will be used for the pur-
chase Of an American flag for the chap
ter.
Miss Helen Scott and Miss Dorothy
Rooney are In charge of the program.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
SHOWER FOR MISS HoGUE.

A miscellaneous shower was given a.
the home OF Mrs Winfield l. Cam.
2707 Van BuFeu street Thursday eve
ming. in honor Of Miss Marion z.
Iogue. whose marriage TO Arthur
Simpson viii take place In the spring,
Dancing and games were enjoyed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
HEMSTITCHING.

Having made arr lgenents with the
Come and See Gift shop" Arcade, .du
Pont Bldg, packages left there will
receive prompt and careful attention.
Mrs. A. NJ. Gish.
24l1 Jefferson St.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

Better get ready now. What for?
Why the big, good old-fashioned
Rummage Sale. Only a few days to
wait--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

Tell the neighbors, make up a party
and attend the Rummage sale which
you will hear about IN a few days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
a.y pap@.s

Watch as lazy pape.s
Read ar-tul,y -hrolsl l-l
JntI YOU -nd ne ad mas
What 70 10
It's a. bout a RuuarnAse sac.
The fashioned sind r
That's -4r cr- .uu nal sp
To 4 -es .ar circus show A1t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

My face was disgrace with pim-
5..-s which proved TO be eczema. It
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

Mrs. Jane u Pennewlll has returned
from q short stay Al Norfolk, Va.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

Miss Helen Garrett is the hostess at an
afternoon tea today IN honor Of Miss
Ehnor Vandegrift and Mrs Thomas
Bradford who IS the guest of her parents,
Jr Joseph Fl. Odell and Mrs Odell
Red OAK road
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

Mrs Clement ". Miller, who has been
seriously ILL., IS convalescing satisfactor-
lily. according TO the latest word from the
6aa Francisco hospital where she has
seen under treatment several weeks
Russell Dunham has Just arrived home
from visit to his daughters bedside, and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

Mrs ( b Davis, Jr entertained in
formally at cards Yesterday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

Mrs Erelyn Nields and son sailed
on the lmperatoF from New ork day
or two az as the guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Wyckoff and family Of Kew York for a
protracted tour Of Europe. The party will
spead several weeks N Elgland and later
viii travel il Palestine and through
Egypt, and may be absent until autumn
or winter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

Miss Irene Estelle p Richards left
Yesterday for stay OF several weeks in
Atlantic City and New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Corey win
spend the holidays at NentnoT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

Mrs 4 u. Warner and Miss Dorothy
Warner left Thursday for visit of several
weeks to various points IN Califonia, IT.
chdirg Los Angeles ard Santa Barbara.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
RUTH SA Us WORLD SERIES VIII,
MEAN HONEY OUT or HIS POCKET
Home-Run King Answers Critic Who Wants Him 10
Try tor Circuit Clouts Instead of Aiding
Team to Win Pcnnant

and win we are 4 lot closer to tn.
remnant. bat II his injured hand goes
navN on h!m and my left WING on
IN. mound viii help the Tanks th.N.
one game every four days Will auto
'h.nyes, TO knock home runs.
Nm MD drspits J. L. H. and his criti-
me personally and financially than
srtNnS into The world series. Home
runs m, an ady,riisins and an in.
."nS 10 So. me perform in exhibition
games. Participation in the world
S,.'tS; even on 4 winning club. Will
lhe Individual player less than
$1,000. II the club loses the purs,
VIII hc considerably less. even ii the
series EocS nine games.
ran we 20 1" ONT, s"; in the big series
samcs and make bigger money Why
miaS Samcs would mean about SO
WVp !" me or twice tn. cut in tn.
world series" And get my cut"
whether the team wins or loses In
tn" exhibition games.
Every Yankee for Team
80 Wh"n put prnnaut above
home runs there can he no motive
behind the wish other than a SINGER.
w Mh OF giving The New York fans
thlS spirit that actuatcS every mem
Der OF the team. Look at Bob shaw
Key ready 20 pitch his head off every
S,N'll'I t'tN II necessary. with an an
klc that ought TO hc in splints Look
at H"merun Baker. nursing a pain
tuI strain for three weeks and fght
ans every day 10 get back in the
lineup And Chick Ecwstcr. tho
Gamest boy i'll baseball. who ,oo.,
awful chances all summer with a
wound IN his skull. the like of which
Killed puv Chapman
would be 4 great thing for base.
hIii 10 have the Yankees win tho
pcnnani. BESIDES the foregoing rra-
sons, II would be a popular Victory
throughout the country. Eliminat!ni.
sentiment and local civic pride. tnerr
Is not city in the American lcxtsu,.
circuit that would envy the Yankees
in the series
The visiting clubs at the polo
grounds always get fair treatment
ana tremendous gate receipts on
the road the Yankees are good draw
inS cards and naturally make money
for the local clubs
And the management Of the Van
KEGS has spent large sums Of money
TO bring talent to the club in pro
portion TO the support II has r.-
ceixed throus bout the circuit
Ihcre are some great clubs in the
American League but | think III
Yankee fans are due for the big rc-
ward.
Copyright 1921. by The Chris,v
Walsh SyndicatcD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
A. HARRIS BEATS BICKEL
FOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
Play in Match for Singles
Title Is Fast and
Exciting.

befor" large ana apprcci,tivc
Eaiicry. y Harris defeated IL HIck.l
-. -. 6-i on the Country cluh
courts yesterday for the mems -ingl.s
eHmihpion%hip Of tn" club
me courts were IN excellent shane
uuc 20 recent rains and tho nj, :,
throughout was fast ana exciting
IN tn" trst set Harris VAS serving
with terrific speed ana scored many
aces. He also was Stcadicr than
usual. Btckcl 'siicing the bah at sharp
angles CroSS-Court. following il to IN.
net with crisp voilcyinr to til. cor
ncrS Rickcl Was chased from corner
10 corner. only To have tho bail re
turned by Harris time after time.
Harris showed some line court cover
ing. Harris finally won th- scrvic.
ana set e.
Bick"l started the second set with
"a rush. scoring ten points in quick
succession with his fine low vollcy-
ing and half yolicy!nE. with this com
handing lead he rapidly took tho next
three games and won the set. O.
The third set was the closets OF
the match with deep lobbing and fine
rccovcricS by ho,h players prolonr-
ing many OF the games The score
was close throughout the game.
which made i, tan Then Harris
won his service Ia lead at 81, He
played exceptionally well IN his last
game, coming IN from "a love forty
score TO win the set and match.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
RICHMOND FANS ARE 1REA TED
TO FOUR EXCELLENT A7rHES
Nam Boxing Attraction Abandoned When Ramsey Is
fiurt-Holman Saved From Knockout at Hands
OF Sullivan in Fourth Round

one OF the most interesting boNinl;
T.TdS cN.r staged a, til. Broadway
N,u'vt!; Arcna Was put on last night.
Witnessed the superb bouts rhc in,iu
ATTRACTION Of tn" evening was called
on aiior thc first minute of ngh,inr,
W W !" ~ injury To Jack Iiamscy. OF
Washington who was scheduled to
hEht an cieht-round encounter with
f.udt" Stcrtz. wcltcrwcight Chaupion
as his home
But the seminal clash made up for
inns disappointment Al Iioicman. Of
iiulyNtll. was dcfcatcdb Jack Sui.
livaH OF Washington. in the fourth
round "i their scheduled six-round
battle. Referee "Xek." smith sion.
ping the hight a; tho end OF Tie
,out'h round. giving Sullivan the Vie
,"iF hN a technical knockout Hole
MAN WAS Knocked down for the count
90 ,hf"c but r"rained his feet. only
T." nr n4ored again. this tim" for the
.ouht Oh nine When he managed 1,
get up. he stood in his own corner
ulI"y and groSEy. a beaten man when
ne pe!l saved him from a Knockout
Referee smith then stopped th. bout
knowing that 10 conti,,ii. womb h,v,.
puEiliSt. WI
ktd Mact:lhenny won clean battle
from Roy Underwood when n. knock
'I n" latter out in the second rn-nd
9i theii scheduled four ruund bout
,mm i hny% fought earnestly and in
I,t,'.''' w eic second SttiHI Mac
r-ihchhS landed Il hard swing to the
Jaw, putting the Oregon I'm hnv
away for tn" count
IN me opening Sctto Rob Short and
mi MorriSctt" fought through four
ROUNDS at fast milling To- a draw
,toth bows cNcrt"d themselves to the
unit 10 score II Knockout but neither
nhu Su'hcicnt stamina to send over
tn" sleep pinch.
WAS sorry arena fun Of fight
rams thHt witnessed n" aCcid.n, i'm
.hc midni" of the nrSt round OF tn.
NAM night Ramsey who hnlrs iron,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
Babe Ruth Needs One
More to Equal Record

:abc Ruth NOW has but one
more home run To register to tie
his 1870 record of -. He made
his iitty-third yesterday afternoon
when lie slammed the ball over
III" riEht-iicld fence at Shibc Park.
Philadelphia. in the YankS- Ath-
lcticS game. The YankS were
n"Srd out in the ninth. 4 To :.
III" Hamhino'S homer in the
fourth inning WAS HE, second hit.
There WAS nobody on. Altogether.
lie came TO bat i've titncs--Sot two
hItS ana two runs.
lie retired in the first on tall
toul. With bases fun. Babe WAS
forced in after he had hunted
safely in the third In the fourth
he whaicd the homer. with no.
body on. In the sixth he tanned
and retired his side. with nobody
aboard. last time up--in the
ninth-liabe was thrown out. with
:hc bags empty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
SPORTS
SPIDERS WILL USE OWN
FIELD FOR GRID GAME
Only Two Contests TO I
Played Away From
Wcsthanptou

~ University Of Richmond ION,
pan contest for the 1921 season vii
In In exception OF The game a. Char
,o,t"sviiie and possibly tn" Thank,
giving Day gam" with William an
MdrN VIII be staged on stadium mi
University of Richmond campus IN
ianotn"r Htrp taken by the nthlctI
directors of the Wcsthampton srbo,
~ utiiiz" their own plant. In. Sn
ucrS having played ali home hnsk a.,
pan and baseball contests at W"si
hampton last year
stadium field is b.iur rnncd T., a.,
!nr, ~, hinS spac. provided for. motnrist
ne neii is at the termination /,
IN" Wcs,hampton car line. al sto,
~ uaS "A large concrete stand IL
Spfctators. The local power cornpar
Whi make provisions for hnndIjn
We crowds that attend the game
"ihhihS the trip Ia and from th,. I'm
~ short time.
u" Spiders have the only rcgul:
liz SIZE Eridiron IN this locality al,
,nS us. OF Their own plan, viii avoi
"ny.rcJ m ,i,S'on. The field is solidl
s,t"htcd AS 70 afford "A good view i
IA" games from the stands or sid
Efforts are being made Ia have u,
sn""'fS IA the new Roger Milhisd
Memorial! gymnasium ready for n,
opening Of the season. which tar
nin a October so that the visiti,|
nay" hs" Of them hy tina; time. Tu
sEmhtSinm rs situated at the sou1
.hd OF stadium Mold. making il I'M
m"n.
THO periods OF practice in lipJ
totS daily Will begin on Suturd;1
when mos, OF tn" spider vets aI|
recruits are expected 10 report mi
workouts at first viii be scttinr
drliis and activities in the Lake
IN" W"sthdmpton campus Coad
l'"bSon ~ expected In town cithl
."ih! or tomorrow morning and WI
take charg" OF the squad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
BRAVES AND PILLS EACH
WIN IN DOUBLE HEADER
Quakcrs Take First Contest
by Scoring Eigh, Runs
in Ninth.
iEy Associated Press J

"yHI TON. sep; .-BoStcu divided
,seal's double-heaJc- Win phil,J.l.
h.- o"Schc"r piHh.d briiilar,jy in
a" arst gam. until tn" ninth and
hao a '-io-o lead. III mad held the
.>..yFS 10 ihr"" hts and ~ the
.'-Flh had retired the id.-lcbour-
eau, Williams and kon.,shv-uu
''ae pitched balls each II three being
alleG on the third STRIKE Then Phill.
:'.pnia made eight runs in thu ninth.
!" lhaing 70 . c"schr.r was knock
90 out Win seven of tEc oigh- runs
~ ns' MS account Boston easily
Won ~" second game. ~ 20 Holke's
.I''.rg featured SCORES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

the national capital. was as f,s, a.,
sbnw.I ih,Emi,.ihins. with "a face which
opponent was "a decided ,.,ni 1851,
, I'm, ana c"oi and heavy hitter T.,
NE opening milling the sailor shnva,,
,,,'', ~ was as Tough as his :,dvcrsurv
:hn Stof'd u clean knoclsdowu d,,,j,
the opchiug slugginE "''nG
n battle royal and Il bout between
w" ~, negroes Supplemented the Hill
me snow IN general WAS onr az ,h
ocst which has been Witnessed m -,
.Ncha ana promoter ''Ickc" Snitb 4.
arrhhfins 10 have som. of m. h..,
SS"on To swap punches SulIiy.n -
irS>t az last nights showing. has
m,tn' host Of friends her. and loc,,
nEn. rams ar. anxious I" see him i'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
Completes l53-MiIe
Swim in 90 Hrs. IS Min.
GBy Associated rressl

NEW YORK. Sept. S-comi'et-
INK l'o-miic swim begun a; Al-
bahS !"st Friday. Miss allie Gudr.
- years old. Il swimming iustruc-
'"r ~ the New York Worncu's As
Soc'a,!on. arrived at Battery ParG
az lV:a' o'clock this morning. \
,"""Uh anu rowboat accomraoi.s
heT down the Hudson ana sba
sept and ate aboard the lalinch
cue !eft Albany At $50 o.,I,c,.
i'St Friday morning. and cuy,rn,,
including detourS. approxi,n,:.l,.
'"' miles She was in IN. wa,.r
minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
BROWNS BEAT CHICAGO
Try Associatcd Trrss |

ST. louis. Scpt. A.-St l.Ouis 0vcr-
came Il ihrcc-ruu lead gained 10y
Chicago in the first inning ana made
it TWO straight. winning today :
game, to .. Shccly'S home run with
TWO on gave Chicago all it's taIlics
against Baync. The game was fca
turned by five double plays. tho
white SoN turning four of them. The
clash was the final OF the season be
tween the two clubs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
nrIti.h Cutler. u-a,en

- u NN'AS ETFI MO- EDDt s--CLI,k
rthhs. United States amateur cham
Iyi. ana bob Ma DcraIG. aeir1.
Iu!llhn open champion. retca,cd
6enrge Duncan nuh Abr Ni,che!l
brush profcssionalK. two no and onc.
an exhibition golf match hero 60.
aay. The American players gained
.ead IN tho morning play. which
ehned with the Amoricans. two up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
CUBS DEFEAT REDS

CHICAGO Sept. S-Grimcs' trirlo
WITH the bases Nllcd and two out i'm
Cincinnati was unable To ov.rso,,,s
ana the locals won. to =. getting an
even break on the series paubcrt
got four hits in as many times al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
BRONCHOS TAKE CAME

PORTSMOUTH Va sept, Play
i.g ragged and ure erta.r gail behind
Niarr.u1 this afternoon. Portsmouth
dropu.d To-. opening game 81 the
series 70 Rocky Mount hv the ~cn-"
q: 70 The T--h"sls cain. from
behind % win oG: Walkers homer
owe. II. !,tr-f-li fence featured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
RICHMOND LOSES FIRST
OF SERIES TO LEADERS
Wilson Scores Shuloul Vie
tory Over Colts by Hit
ting Ball Hard.
LOCALS FIELDING IS FEATURE
Shrchan's Work Around Second aud
hcllcr's Playing In Left EnIi,rn~
tontc>t-<iuinn Holds R.an's Team
10 Seven Scattered Tits.

Tom Clarkr's lcaru" leaders tile
q Wilson Bugs, gave Richmond fiuS Il
practical! dcmonStrat. on yesterday ar
,.rnoon at Mayo Island Parl, OF why
they are topping The other clubs in
Ihe race for the second half OF tn"
virginia LeaEue pennant Tommy's
neSky Bugs walloped the Richmond
Colts by the score o: 10 . and drew
apother Eamr nearer the post-seu
Bronchcs winners OF the iirst hale
of the league p.nnant.
To win baseball games :, club must
have ihr"" essentials good pitching.
good hitting and pail toscthr-
spirit. Wilson flashed each OF thrS.
.-I ,ljt Q" III" Colts. and the re-
the iirst OF a series % three
contests Quinn furnished a master.
riui brand OF pitching. his team mates
MIN
Quinn contributed his shar. Of tn.
Nlctory by holding the Colts a. seven
Ing, the second. did thc local tenn
NOR" IMAM single hit The
butcher tiEhtenGd with men on FIRST
ned IN" loCa! team away from the
plate,
,c"orin Touched Thirteen Times.
wilson round cooEin for thirteen.
nine innings. Coogin mad. a rG1I
starr, and for three frames held ,ha
mnrn hittins visitors away from tho
nIate, but in the fourth StauzL ne
registered two runs on three ms :,
retired. - so" 80"
Wal Wal'erS doubled to lec, field ana
scored when Roth hit 10 tn, sane
Tno,;; Miller singled 20 risht AMI
Eoih scored. The BUGS scored orair
nc hfth. after two mon yv.- n,,,
Su u'Iy w r.Jircd on a ~ 80 Hock
ncW out 70 shannon. .Ty@ Sr.:b
former Richmond player. drov, III.
s p'o t. 'S"n enter field ana Quinn
SIhrtcu 10 right field
tS"h registered one run in ,h.
th'h after TWO men had bean r..
oI T." Inn Ni M and Quinn wero cas-,
,hird when smith singled TO 800. 80
~. NJ, scored on Walkers in;i"la M.
Ro,h's sim NH, TTHJ r,i'hsr 70 nrs,
Sihele by Head gave WIs1, art,h,
-, ~ me eighth. while a has. a., bail
rW"lktr single. nelGcr's choir. AMI
WILSON'S final run ~ SN-'
Colts Field Scn>ationalI,.
hlchmond was hlankcd. hui On Sow.
in the neId. ShG.ha, S''..'1, iolai ball
man. mad. three di.rrur, 80 "i
nuEht ms man At first. IL and shan
,inr TWO hi, ,sV IN i'r I'm NE day each GET
1.-Two fast double rlay@ s,"S'5 ,,,.
,ihr"'H h,c.nt!y ~ tho defense pu, M, ,',.
XII OTIS. t.cft-h.Ider KclIcr ,vrs -
nN"i Tor to;h tho two-pIr l"f,f> "
id,,. AFRO inning he took Nar,.-s
".fG crlVe ~ The ~ and ,h-.,r
sF,oAa' catching Kline or n. hasa
Iata'1 N th- eighth Keller r..,l,E.
Nt.ne hy and when miller s,..,-,,
-,jrr ZION 'hi-1. ,h-.w. iha
on: - Nd 'ra-Ei.
~. colts r4,ch 70:
~ i - -. ls eNp"cl-.; 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
lar BABIES NlCTORS
{ Special to The Tim.s.nisr,.

nt''' TO Fhe Times Dispatch
NnHoi.o' y. c. Sept. Playing
BAL! game with Tarnoro
"'''eFs 'atienins their averages on
%>;"wnort News pitching ace. Foley
he"S lost - the tailcudcrs
quay 10 TIE tuU" OF IL TO 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
rwo GU, when winning run was
philnilclnhin

New York -..-......... 0O3 no 600
Philad"lphia ..,....l02 OOl OO2-6
summary Two base hits C.
Walker Perkins. Three base hit
Witt Home run-Ruth. Stolen
hhS"S-E. Collins. SacriiiccS-rcrHin
Mccain. Witt. rcckinrauch. ppm.
Double plays Mccain, pNbe. and i.
Walker. Left on baScS-N.w YORK..
; rhiladclphia, 10 Base on balls
Rogers. 1. ii!tS-off W. Collins. , in
; innings; of Rogers. in t inning
Losing pitCl"r-RoEcrS. Tit by
pitchcr-hy ". Collins dykes ana
T.. COllins). struck out--by Rom
me! >: by ". Collins. |. Emp!rcs
Connolly. Wilson and Morarity. Time
FOB.
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ISp'e'sito The Times -pispatch. ]
NEW YORK. SON; N-'rn ! l.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
NEW YORK. Sop; SO J. L. II.
Put ;hiS MISREPRESENTATION in IN,
world series will actually mean money
ont o: my pocket"
l. B. is u representative fan who
"aS JUST called IN" - tim. FOR AN ar
vel" l wrote recently lie objects 10
lhlS statement, a pcauAut and a cut
III IN. world series IL more tempting
IMAM home nuns"
My critic iudS faUl, with my dcs!r.
10 share in tn" gate receipts OF the
world series and SAYS that IL j. lust
suCh a commercial spirit among some
ha!. PLAYERS tina; * hurting the game
with the public
Don't forget H. writes that tn.
ianS expect TO SO You knock home
runs just the same as they expect
10 see Nick Al:rock play the clown.
MAJ what they pay their money for
II i very selfish OF YOU 10 nut Your
above thc wishes Of thousands of fans
Who support you through the box Of
flee
First OF all. let me say THAT. above
anything clSc II * tn" wishes Of those
Very New York fans that has set my
heart on h-lrins - hrins pcnuan,
10 the Yankees
For twenty one wears ;he Ncw York
League club without reward. Great
players have come and gone: the
manacemcnt has spent freely and the
club has generally been u lighting
OUTFIT; But ,hroush the breaks ana
fortunes OF baseball something has
repeatedly stopped Tho NaukS just
short Of til. goal
G"thnn, Fans arc I".ni.
Nj these years the fans nave re-
manned loyal This season "" have
been nosed in and on; Of first place
SIX times but tn. fans have never
deserted II has hec1 merry" racking
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Arrange I,ou,. for G,t,bon..

ST rACI.. Sept 81 series OF
bouts for Mike Gibbons. ST. Paul mid
di"wcight boxer, 10 bC held At Albert
HAIL London in November. has nccn
arranged II was announced today.
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summary: Home run--Shccly. Sac
riIices,-collins. Schalk. Tobin. Dou-
HE piays-Mctlcllan to Collins to
Shccly: Mulligan 10 Shecly: Baync 10
McManus. Left on bascs-C Chicago.
3: ST. Louis. O. Base on haIls-off
Wilkinson. :; off Eaync. 3. Struck
out-oy Wilkinson, !: by Baync. L.
Umpircs--Chill and NaIlin. Time. .55
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southern A.,ocintion nc.ul,,

Mobile. oil: Atlanta. "a.
Nashville. o: Memphis. 4.
sew Orleans. Z: Chattanooga. 2
Little Rock. o; Birming ham,
(called fifth, rain).