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La delegation del
MikadO en- peIigro
(De nuestro corresponsal en- N. Y.
VIA GALL AMERICA CABLES"

WASHINGTON, octubre 25.- Ha
llegado esta capital la comision m
val enviada por ell imperio japones
cen objeto de tomar parte en- la Con
ferencia del Desarme. Varios repre-
sentantes del presidente Harding le
dieron la bienvenida,. dispensandole
una cortes acogida.
Sabgse que los miembros de la de-
legsci6n japonesa estuvieron en- in
minente peligro de perecer durante la
travesia por el Atlantico, debido a un
fuerte huracan que Sc dcsarroll6, 10
que hizo que ell buque estuviera ex-
puesto ser barrido por las olas, que
llegaron. alcanzar una altura consi
derable.
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EX-EMPERADOR De
AUSTRIA SERA DE-
PORTADO
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Nueva York)
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BUDAPEST, octubre 5.-En
un furioso combate desarroIlado
en- las mismas puertas de la capi
tai de Hungria, donde guerra
,penetrar triunfante en- union de
'sus adeptos, ha sido derrotado y
Icogido prisionero Ell extemera
dor Carlos Hapsburgo y su es-
posa la ex-emperatriz Zita.
Uno de los principles que for
maban parte ole su sequito mill.
tar, pudo escapar milagrosamen
te.
Otros informes aseguran que
Ell ex-emperador Carlos fue ase
sinado, tan pronto cayo en- po-
der de las fuerzas enemigas.
Ell gobierno h1ngaro MEGA la
veracidad de esta noticia, ana
diendo que el ex-monarca seri
desterrado a los Estados Unidos.
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Campala pGTiudiCial
para ell Cr6ditO del
COmGrCi0 en- general

Un amigo nuestro, con quien hablamos
aver, Sc lamentaba de 10 perjudicial que
resulta para el Comercio Ell que Sc este
propaganda falsas noticias acerca del
estado econ6mico de tai cual estable-
eimiento comereial, va que el entendia
que Sc hacia enorme daiio una institu
ci6n al propalar falsas versiones res
peeto a su estado economico, sin tener
en- cuenta el immense daao que Sc hace
al Concrete en- general, toda vez que
esa propaganda tiende a afectar Ell Gre
ditto general. Nuestro amigo cree que el
NAL producido por esa calumnia, repre-
senta un doble crimen del 4 ie sus an6-
nimos autores no son responsables, por-
que escudados en- la sombra no logran
ser castigados.
Is precise tener en- cuenta-iice nues
tro amigo,-qre en- esos casos las vic
timas son los intereses cuantiosos de
personas, familias, Sociedades, ETC.. La
alarma y las falsas versiones hacen mas
es;ragos en- estos momentos de crisis ge-
neral que la crisi misma; y porque ell
eredito eomercial, opina nuestro amigo,
es IN cristal muy fragil no dehe permi
tirse que las malas lenguas tratea lie
quebrantarle, teniendo en- cuenta que en-
Puerto Rico, actualmente, las falsas no
ticias han contribuido en- gran parte
llevar petlciones de quiebra ante los Tri
bunales.
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AUSTRIA NO INTERVENDRA
EN- LOS ASUNTOS DE
HUNGRIA

VIENA, octubre 25.-El partido socia
lista-cristiano ha decidido no inEniscuir
Sc en- los asuntos de Hungria relatives
al retorno de Carlos de Hapsburgo, pc
ro ha acordado evitar cualQuier motive
que pueda interrumpir las buenas rela--
clones entire los dos paises, asi como tam
bi6n oponerse todo 10 que tienda a
crear difcultades para Austria.
Les ministries hungaros Sc han reuni
do en- session permanente.
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Ell gObiNrnO GSpa1OI
dOStituyG un general
% nuestFO oOrrespOnsal en- N. y
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MADRID. Oetubre 25.- FL gobierno
esPahol ha destituid0 med.ants un real
eeersto, Al general o'Donnen CD mill
taF cue aetualmente desempeha en- Ma
rneeos eansa de los graves eargos
cue Il IA foFmnlad0 q Ministerio de
Ia guerra sr. Ia cierva.
Con motivo ee esta destituci6n, IA
suFgiao una sxeitaei6n prOfunas en- las
iuntas militares cue patrooinar al ei-
taao general y Sc muestran ineOnfor-
mes con la decision de AIinisteo de la
Guerra.
a causA de esto. eonsiderase inmi-
nente una crisis siendo probable que
abanaone su earFera el actual EGinistro
Dc Is Guerra. No Obstante, Ia opinion
pdbliea - muestFa partidaria de la re-
solnei6n adoptada por el sr. la cierva,
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REBkJA De FLETES
sr. Director de Ell MUNDo,

san Juan, r, ~
Muy senor nuestro y amigo:
Nos completeness en- poner en- su CO.
nocimiento que nuestra represcntada, la
ATLANTIC FRUIT co.., en- vista
del favor dispensadole por Ell comercio
y ell plblico en- general de Puerto Rico,
ha decidido rebajar un diez por ciento
EN- los fetes actuales, empezando con la
salida del vapor 'Cananova" del puer-
to de Nueva York Ell 81 de los corrientes.
Y para ell debido conocimiento de los
interesados lie rogamos hacer publico ell
contenido de esta carta por 10 cual le
quedaremos muy agradecidos.
-. Altos. amigos y IS. IS.
vILIAR 8 COMPANY, INC
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vEINTE JEFES MARIO
0UIES Sc RINDEN
A ESpANA
(De nuestro eorrespOnsal en-
New York;


MADRID, octubre 25.-En un
despaeho enviado al gobierno es-
panol pOr el generalisimo de las
tFopas dc Melilla general Beren-
guer, anuneia este que veinte je
fes moFos. de los mas inhuyentes
De IA kabila de Benisidel, han
heeho su rendieion a Espana,
desputs dc haberaeeptadOla dn
ras cOndici0nes Que para su So
metimiento les impuso dieho ge'
neral.
In vista dc esta rendicion. Ia
referida kabila entregara milla
res de fusiles y otrOs armamen
t0s. acatando Ia sOberania espa
hola en- 10 successive.
Esta nOticia ha prOducido in
mensO ihb'lo en- la Peninsula,
considerandCse como un gran
triunfo ObtenidO en- aquella 20
na de MarTueeos.
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UN TERRIBLE HURACAN AL
NOROESTE DE CUBA

HABANA, Octubre 25.-Un terri
hle hnrteaR h. comenEado azOtar
4 noroeste de Cuba, desconcciendose
todaxla los danes que hayl podido
oeasionar.
Nnmerosas embarcaciones que ha-
clan IA trayessa en Ia direction anne
naxade p0r Il eiel6n, han comenzado
3 arribaf q los puertos de Ia costa, a
On ds eseapar Il inminente peligro
cue 81 avecina.
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HARDING RECIBE A LOS RE-
PRESENTANTES ALIADOS

Washington, oetubre 25-El presi
dente Harding ha recibido hoy en- au
dieneia especial al Almirante ingIes
Beatty, al generalisimo italiano
Diaz y al general belga Jacques, quie
nes.van en- representation de los tres
plises aiados como miembros ,au-
xiliares de los delegados de estas ma
clones, que tomaran parte en- la Con
fereneia del Desarme.
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los REPRESENTATIVES, DE LA
AMERICA CENTRAL SALEM PARA
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. octubre s5.- Por
'esr' chos re 'ihidos Gle Ia America Cen
tral sabese qus va han embarcado con
rumbo los Estados Unidos, los dele
gados de la Confederation dc la Am6-
RIGA Central.
Esta delegation, en- Ia que fguran
los politicos mas notables, msrcha a
Washington con ell fin de explicar los
principles que sirven de fundamento a
dicha Confederation. lograr que la
misma sea reconocida por cl gobier2o
de Norte America.
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II ARREST0S PRACTICADOS
EN- MARSELLA

MARSELEA, scctubre 24.-El go
mite revolucicnario" ha lanzado una
proclama dc protesta contra el Consula
do dc los Estades Unidcs, por les arres
tos de Sacco y Vanzetti.
Sc han PRACTICABLE dioG y siete arres
tos.
Una granada que fu6 lanzada en- ia
calle de Aubernia sobre los agentes, no
estallo
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Ell PUEBLO Sc oPoNE AL
REToRNo DE CARLOS

BUDAPEST, octubre 25.-El prole-
tariado Sc ha dirigido al gobierno para
que expulse Innsbruck. Con motive de
la perqnanencia de Carlos en- Hungrfa,
los lideres del moYimiento monarquico
han sido arrestados.
La pequefa Entente ha amenazado
con intervenir en- Hungrfa, 81 no Sc i'm
pide que Carlos recupere su trono.
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Ell EX-CANDIDATO A LA PRESI
DENCIA SERA PUESTO, EN-
LIBERTAD

WASHINGTON, octubre 25.- Ell
leader" socialista y candidate a la
presidencia de los Estados Unidos Eu
genio Victor Debbs, quien esta actual
mente sufriendo prisi6n en- Atlanta
por violar h ley de espionaje, sera
,uesto en- -libertad de un momento a
otro, por habersele conmutado la pc
ma que sufre.
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Ell MOVIMIENTO MONARQUI
co EN- HUNGRIA

vIENA ,octubre 25.--se han adopta-
do energicas meglidas para evitar que
ell movimiento naonarquico tome incre-
mento, asi como tambiSn que Sc cele-
bren manifestations.
La Bolsa ha siao cerraaa.
Un avi6n que eonducia al ex-e:npera-
dor Carries ha lanzado numerosas pro-
clamas en- defensa de este.
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FL Kx Kx-EMPERADOR CARLOS
JAhaAs IRA AL TRONo

L0NDREs. oetubre "a Z. primer
ministFo Lloyd George ha prornnciado
ca IA camara de los cOmunes m ener-
sica discurso, ataeand0 el intento de
Festauraci6n Que pTetenden realizar en-
Hnngria los partidarios del sx-Empe-
rador de Austria.
~ ilustTe politie0 ahFmo cue los
allados - opondFian energieamente a
Il restaHraei6n del trOno del ex-empera
der Carlos. apOyaudO en- eamh'c al ae-
tual gobieFnO de Hungria. el eual tie
ne toda Ia eonaanza de los paises ALA
dos y
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HYLAN rs UN CANDIDATE
FUERTE

NUEVA YORK. Oetubre 25.-- .cada
dla qns tEanseuFFe adquiere mas re-
lisve y pFsstigio q nombre del alcalde
Hylan para las futuFas luehas elecciO-
naEias. p0E 10 eual So cree su triunfO
seFa indiscutible.
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LLEGA Ell CRUCERO QUE CON
DUCIRA AL SOLDADO DESC0-
NOCIDO AMERICANA

HAvRE, octubre 24.-Ha llegado
esta ciudad ell crucero americana "olim
pia'', que conducira los Estados Uni
dos ell cadaver del "soldado desconoci
do americana.
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La PEOUENA ENTENTE
TAMBIEN HA PROTESTADO

BUDAPEST, octubre 25.-EI conde
Banffy ha contestado la protesta que
la pequena Entente ha hecho.
Las protestas Sc basan en- que ell ex-
emperador Carlos Hapsburgo no puede
ejercer sus derechos de soberano, por 10
que debe abandonar Embellishments
Hungria.
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Las am0nazdS contra
Mr.. MyI0n I. HeTTiCk
COntindan tOdavia
(PoR CABLE FRANCES,

PARIS, octubte 24.-Las manifesto
clones que Sc han celebrado en- se1al de
protesta en- contra del Embajador de los
Estados Unidss en- esta ciudad, han 81
do dispersadas facilmente.
Sets anarquistas fueron arresta5os.
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UE GABLE DE- LAsrRA

AEeE. en- ioa memsutos en aae 81 GF
M@rpnie - hAilaba a. ias aa-inas AZ
''La pemoeracia''. fseibi6 Ha eabiegra
ma esi Lcee. fastra chsmisE. gsisn -
sn1usnfra e. wasAinEton.
Apaaw a. hnheFnea aiao impsaihie o.
tasaFnaa a. tnuaa e. rnhisgrana. fui.
mes lnfermaaer as aus q mis,ne era ca
csnteliasitn q une aus e eF. Baresi6
paHsFa a kete. Laaira dandeis eusn
ta as Zee ditimss aesntscimssntss poll.
tieeM
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LAS TROPAS DE CARLOS
FRENTE A LAS DE HORTHY

BUDAPEST, octubre 25.-Las trOpas
que manda Carlos Sc han enfrentado con
las del almirante Horthy, regente de
Hungria, en- las cercanias de esta ciudad.
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LOS oBRERCS HUNGAR0S
IRAN A LA HUELGA

VIENA, octubre 25.-En un mitin que
celebraron les obreros, decidieron lamar
Sc una huelga general, case de que la
monarQuia fuera restituida.
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Teatro AMERICA
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WASHINGTON, octubre 25.- El
Tesorero de los Estsdos Unidos ha
aprobado la 1lsy autOrizando la fa-
brieacion de cerveza para fines me-
dicinlles.
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LOS AC0NTECIMIENTOS EN
HUNGRIA PBEOCUPAN A LOS
ALIADOS

PARIS, octubre 25.-La Conferencia
Gle Embajadores Sc ha reunido para de-
hberar acerca de los graves aconteci-
miertos ccurrides en- Hungria.
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Sc plisa y fnrran botones.
A. CARAZO, Brau St. 72.
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fsiwanaigaeien ; "a taneeFa snsrca.
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alsfess as faiso smsTieaa'sasa. 6itima.
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10 eur DICE III
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es - minaris FeFuhlicana ca ia Asam,
tles MunisiFn q san guan. los dilo
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tsstaba tai cess. slii ssiaha is minoFla
pafs spsnsfls FesasltamsEts "A snyio
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~ nm TRAwtEso EkRAncARA
PARA ~ NORTE

AEar "a eamsHtaha sn IA eiudad 81
hneAa a. ans a Leao. Don Martha Ira
wAsaa emhRFfaFla mEY pfoafa haeia 81
nsFia con Fsapsete . ios pFeptsitos ds
suis Niais asl Aieaias ss harisn mnehas
cenlsfnFas y h mayorla de ies peTsa.
as u atTlbulan anea peiifleea y has
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m aiAEIFIEsEO DFE sR- rAncEL'

So ha een6rmado "a nof.eia aceFca
aei manifssto ans sn hEeFs lanEaEa a
"a pubiiridad q 1sfs dsi parfsdo a. Ia
m4ysria g. BaFesi6. Dieho d.eumsnto
spaFsoaEf dsntFo ds hrsEes dias en- Ia
PFsaaa ds han 1uan. seghn nos han
tNfermhao peEsonas aus estsp Al CO.
rFienfs a. oais asauts.
The daily times., 1921-09-01

In game that displayed all sorts
OF baseball, good, bad and indiffer-
ent the Bugs took Norfolk into camn
yesterday afternoon for the final
game oy the score of 8 to 4. By TAX
ing two games of the series Wilson
strengthened her hold on first place
and climbed four full games ahead of
Norfolk.
Yesterdays game was a combina-
tlon OF good and bad plays. Neither
team at first exercised the sama
snap and vigor that characterized the
contests of the two previous dave
put after the fifth inning the Bugs
got busy and pulled some real classy
work The fielding on both sides was
a little slow and ragged but at other
The daily times., 1921-09-01

Rocky Mount is here next week
We play them Monday morning at
ten O'Clock, and that afternoon we
go to Rocky Mount for a game. Tues
day and Wednesday they are back on
the local lot. The games with
Rocky Mount ought to be great
drawing cards. They have a great
team, and since they won the first
half and we are now ahead in the
teams ought to attract much atten-
tion.
The daily times., 1921-09-01

Rocky Mount goes to Norfolk fol
three games beginning today. Suf,
folk is here for a similar number
Newport News will play at Rich
mond, and Tarboro goes to Ports
mouth. Wilson, Richmond and
Portsmout ought to have about the
same degree of difficulty, although
Suffolk has a better team than New
port News or Tarboro, but Norfolk
has job cut out for her when she
tackles Rocky Mount. Saturday
aught to see us with slightly
letter lead than we now have, but of
course there is no way of telling
what may happen
The daily times., 1921-09-01

Totals .29 s IL 27 Is 2
fLeahy hit for Eckert in 7th.
"Warhop hit for Peterson in 9Th.
Score by innings: r.
Norfolk .OO3 600 1OO-4
Wilson 200 0O4 2Ox-S
Summary. Three base hits-Wal-
ker, Thurman and Burke. Two base
hits-Martin First base on balls
of Quinn 5; off Eckert 4 of Peter
son O. Struck out-by Quinn 6; by
Eckert 1; by Peterson /. Hits-off
Eckert in z innings; off Peterson 4
in 2 innings. Losing pitcher-Eckert.
Double plays-Martin to Walker to
Roth, Smith TO Walters; Walters to
Martin to Roth; Burkett to Bowman.
Time-2:1 Umpires- Westervelt
and Blackburn. 700.
The daily times., 1921-09-01

Have you stopped to think about
it? This hot weather isn't going to
last long. What about letting Garry
put one of his Pipeless Furnaces in
your home now and you will never
know when it gets cold. G. T. Full
ghum & Co. 80 Std
The daily times., 1921-09-01

The report that Portsmouth has
turned Black and Mathag back to
Suffolk for the series against Wilson
is seemingly untrue. Even if they
desired to do so the League Consti-
tuition would prevent it, No players
can be exchanged in the Virginia
League after August 1st, without the
consent of other clubs in the League.
The daily times., 1921-09-01

Mondays game is a pooled game
At that time no differences will be
made in ladies' and mems admission
After Monday morning no other hol-
iday game is on the schedule, and
the regular prices will be charged.
And now for three from Suffolk.
The daily times., 1921-09-01

The history of Wilson's baseball
club is that the tailend clubs are the
ones that have always given us
trouble. We have more than broken
even with all the teams up in the
running, but the teams from Suffolk,
Newport News, and Tarboro have
given us more than a little trouble
all along.
The daily times., 1921-09-01

Suffolk comes here for a series be-
ginning this afternoon. If anyone
thinks that Suffolk has a weak team
he has another think coming. 1t is
true that they let Portsmouth have
three men, but they have men prac-
tically as good in their places.
Anyhow Suffolk has been giving us
trouble all season and they will
continue to make us hustle.
The daily times., 1921-09-01
SPORTS


brilliancy. No less than four double
plays were made, the Bugs getting
credit for three. The hitting of both
teams featured the contest, and espe-
cially was this true Of the stick work
of Burke and Furhman for Norfolk
For Wilson the all round work OF
Martin, Walker, Walters and Roth
featured.
The extreme heat of yesterday
seemed to color the playing of both
teams, and particularly did it seem
to affect the pitching. Quinn on the
mound for Wilson was suffering with
bad cold and his work was hardly
up to the standard; yet in the pinches
with the exception of the third in
ming he tightened up and was in
vincible. Good support in the pinches
with the exception of one inning, and
three double plays helped him con-
siderably. Seemingly he was hit
harder but on the other hand he
sent more men to the dug out via
the strike out record than did his
opponents. Eckert on the mound for
Norfolk pitched a fairly good game
until the sixth inning when the Bugs
got to him for four runs; Peterson
then relieved him and suffered but
little better.
Wilson scored in the first inning
nuShinp two runc ouor in tbo fo11o1.,
ing manner: After Martin had been
retired short to first Smith singled,
Walker tripled sending Smith over,
and Walters hit long sacrifice fly
scoring Walker The score remained
two to nothing for Wilson until the
third when Norfolk pushed over three
runs. Burkett singled, Eckert was out
Quinn to Roth, Burke singled, Voter
walked, Vermilyea walked forcing
Burkett over, Bowman singled scor-
ing Burke, Kelly hit a sacrifice fly to
Smith scoring Voter, but when Yer
milyea attempted to make third on |
the play he was caught on a nice play
by Smith to Walters.
The score remained three to two
n favor of the visitors until the
sixth, when W ilson pushed over four
'uns as follows; Martin and Smith
walked, Walker sacrificed, Walters
vas walked purposely. Roth secured
IN infield hit to Voter scoring Martin.
d1ller singled scoring Smith and
Lut Roth was caught on a
ice relayed throw Burke to Eckert
o Vermilyea, Head hit to center for
clean single and when Burke threw
'lde to third Miller scored and Head
rent to second, Kline was out on ]
ard hit line drive to Vermilyea.
In the seventh Norfolk sent over
mother run. Leahy hitting for Eek
rt singled, and Burke followed with t
long three bagger sending Leahy
yer Tor counter. Burke attempted lc
turn the blow into a homer and G
as caught at the plate on a great a
elayed throw Smith to Martin to t
ead. 1t was very close play at g
ONE and brought forth vigorous I
rotest on the part of Norfolk. Will i
IN came back in her half of the b
'Venth and scored two runs on fourl
its off Peterson who relieved Eek
I. Quinn sent a long fly to Burke Ir,
no made nice play, Martin doubl- In
down the left field line, Smith e
ngled to center and when Burke o
rev over Furhman's head in an d
tempt to catch Martin at home
NTH went to third, Walker hit a
ng sacrifice fly to right, Walters t.
Id Roth singled, and Miller was H
1t on fly to Voter. t,
The box score follows: d.
The daily times., 1921-09-01

Walters was credited with only
one time at bat yesterday. He Sc
cured a sacrifice fly the first time
scoring Smith, he walked the next
two times ,and secured a single on
his fourth trip. He also had a bat
ting average of 1000. His fielding
featured the game.
The daily times., 1921-09-01

We made two errors yesterday
and both were on fly. balls. If you
noticed the sky yesterday and ever
played baseball you can readily un-
derstand how any person might have
dropped one. 1t was a mile high and
not a single relief cloud anywhere
The daily times., 1921-09-01

With four game lead over Nor
folk, and five and half over Ports
mouth, and six over Richmond we
have good chance at this half. Of
course it is too early to make def
mite predictions. but just the same a
four game lead is a four game lead.
The daily times., 1921-09-01

Norfolk got one hit more than
did Wilson but the Bugs secured
just double the number of runs. We
are satisfied with what we got.
The daily times., 1921-09-01

Walker played a great game yes
terday. He was at bat four times.
He secured triple and a single and
two sacrifices. His average for the
day was 1000. He scored a run and
batted over two. In addition he had
a perfect day in the field.
The daily times., 1921-09-01

Wilson's three double plays fea-
tured the fielding stunt. The first
was made in the second inning with
two men on. Martin played the bali
to Walker an he caught the hit
ter at first. It was the fastest dou-
ble killing seen this season and
brought forth a great round of ap-
plause. Again in the third after
Norfolk had scored three Smith
caught a fly ball and by a great
throw to Walters caught Vermilyea,
who was attempting to make third
on the catch. In the ninth W. the
bases full and one ont Walter stab
bed Bowman's hard hit grounder
with one hand and threw to Martin
who also made a great throw catch
ing Bowman at first. It was a fit
ting climax to a game that was hard
fought throughout.
The daily times., 1921-09-01

tured yesterdays contest. He ac-
cepted eight chances without error,
figured in two double plays, scored a
run, and secured a double out OF
three times up.
The daily times., 1921-09-01

Quin was hardly up to form yes
terday but he won his game. Win
ming is what Clark sent him in there
for, and he accomplished his pur-
pose. That's all any one can do.
The daily times., 1921-09-01

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