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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11
RICHMOND A. c. MEETS
TUESDAY TO MAKE PLANS
Whether Organization Will
Play Professional Football
or Not TO Be Decided.

Whether the Richmond Athletic
Club viii continue its policy of play
ing only amateur football players or
VIII divide profits accruing from the
sale of tickets between the players
participating in the games Icing ar
ranged for the coming season, will be
decided at meeting OF the club
which has been called by President
G. Jetcr Jones for next Tuesday
night in the Richmond Hotel
Members OF the club are antici-
pating spirited debate when the
matter is introd.ced for action.
opinion on the matter apparently is
divided, many prefcrring TO continue
III" club on strictly amateur basis
and others wishing TO attract better
PLAYERS by Offering financial advan-
taccs.
Tentative nl:ns for the fall season
call for the appearance here of sew
cral clevcns of the caliter OF Jim
Thorp's Indians. who played here
last year
Both Mayo Park and Boulevard
Field will he available for games.
all of the University Of Richmond
games, with the exception OF one.
being scheduled To be played on
Stadium Field. at Westhampton
Mayo Island Fark will he convenient
Tor practice and probably will be
utilized Ior that purpose.
competent coach for the team
VIII be secured, officials Of the club
announced last night. Efforts are
h"ing made to secure mentor who
coached Il Pacific Coast team to n
championship last year His name
has not been divulgcd.
One of the strongest cievens in
this section of the country includ-
Ing Tuggy stuart. Mac Cogbill. Buck
Swcctland and Bunny Corcoran. will
Ice gotten together to represent Rich
mond this season.
CoEbill. former quarter hack on
the Washington and Lee eleven. Is
now practicinE law, but is eager TO
get into training for this years
team.
Buck Swcctiand, former half back
of Washington and Ire, is now in
New Jersey, hut has announced his
intention Of returning to Richmond
for the games this fall.
"Bunn Corcoran. an old George
town player who was with the In
dams last year, also has been Sc
cured. As end on the Redskins last
year. he gave the local eleven much
trouble. He will make a valuable
member of this vars team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11
VANGUARD OF SPIDER
GRID|RON MEN REPORT
Dobson Orders Candidates TO
Begin Work To.
morrow.

vanguard OF University OF Rich
mnnd football players reported to
coach Dohs"n yesterday morning at
"cSthampton and were Issued equip
mcnt. No practice was INDUCED in
but orders were given by the Spider
mentor for the Red and Blue CON
tinsent TO get down TO the fall grill
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. a
large portion OF the men. however.
took plunge in the lake before re-
turning 20 their abodcs
Since the athletic policy at tho To-
cal institution does not provide a
prospectus of the new material head
cd this WAY and because OF the con-
servativcncss OF the Spider mentor
and corps in making preseason claims
II is Impossible TO get any gauge on
what strength ma. he expected Some
line on the University Of Richmond
stock should be had. however. fol
lowing Monday mornings work on;
period. when most OF the men are
looked for.
An examination OF the roster OF
last years varsity team indica ties
that the Red and Elue camp Will
have nine men on this years squad
who were awarded letters last fall.
But what this means TO Spider pros
poets will have to be looked at in tho
light of what the Spider frst-strin .
men do against the freshmen. who.
under Dobson. will have a chance to
mako places If they produce the
goods.
All new equipment arrived IT
WcsthamptOn several days ago and
has been stored. awaiting the eclec-
ton Of the team that Will face Cath
Ollie University October J.
The squad will get its first work
out tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
reporting at III. campus Y. NJ. c. 4.
building for instructions before 60
ing to Stadium Field. Another prac-
tice period will he held in the after
noon, the time depending on the con
dition OF the weather. Coach Dob
son said that he would try to avoid
working his men in early afternoon
II Old Sol makes 1t too uncomfortablc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11
LARGE COACHING STAFF
FOR OHIO STATE TEAM
Try Associated Press /

COLUMBUS. OHIO, Sept. lO.-Thc
coaching staff Of the Big Ten foot
ball championship team at Ohio Uni.
vcrsity will he augmented this year
by the services OF Clarence NacDon-
Md. former captain and end. and ANDY
Nemccck. star center on last years
title winning eleven. It was an
nounceG here today. In addition 80
these men. Coach Wilce will have
Grant ward, Walter Essman. John
Vbrys and George NJ. Trautman.
Practice is scheduled to begin Sen
TENDER Is. About sixty men are cx-
pcctcd to try for the team this year.
1t became known today that wi:
liam Child Slykcr. end on last year .
team. will not be available this year.
II was said he was considering two
positions. and might not attend tho
university this fall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11
Schedule of Games
in National League

Beginning tomorrow and ending
next sunday. the following games
are scheduled In the National
League:
September i2-Boston ut PITTS
bursh.
September IS brooklyn n, st.
LOUIS: Boston at Pittsburgh: New
York At Cincinnati; Philadelphia
at Chicago.
September l!-BrookIyn M 81
LOUIS: I'oHtGn at Pittsburgh: New
ORR AT Cincinnati: philadelphia
September i5-Brooklyn at st.
LOUIS: boston at Pittsburgh: New
",k at tincinnati. Philadelphia
.. September lG-Philndcirhia at
~. louis: Boston at Circinnati:
i.i,HDk!yn at Chicago: New York at
.. September i1-rhiludelphia at
o. 81 LOUIS: Boston at Cinrinnnti:
brookiyn at Chicago: New York al
Pittsburgh
g, september l8-Phliadelphia AT
st. Louis: Boston AT Cinrinu1ii:
brooklyn ~ Chicago.
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Schedule Of Games
in American League

Following Is the American
League schedule beginning tomor-
row and ending next Sunday:
September l2--Boston at Phila-
dciphia.
September l3-St Louis at
Washington; Chicago at New York
Detroit at Boston; Cleveland At
Philadelphia
September list Louis ut
washington: Chicago at New York;
Detroit at Boston: Cleveland at
Philadelphia.
September l5--Detrolt ut Eos
ton; Cleveland at Philadelphia
(two gamcS).
September 1G-St Louis at New
York: Cleveland at Washington;
Detroit at Philadelphia: Chicago
at Boston.
September 17-St Louis at New
York: Cleveland at Washington:
Detroit at Philadelphia 1.-TWO
"ames): Chicago at Boston 1.-TWO
ElincS)
september IS - Cleveland at
Washington: Detroit at New York.
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BA Nd CONCERT AT
FALL AUTO SHOW
::rond street Rooms VIII lie Deco
rated 10 Exhibit Chandler and
Cleveland CnrE

An elaborate program has been ar
ranged by H. a. Blenner, l24l West
broad Street. one of the pioneer au-
tomobile dealers OF this city for the
fall showing OF the Chandler and
Cleveland ears. The show rooms
will be beautifully decorated, and
MI. Blenner has arranged to have
thirty -two-p!ece band, which viii,
render all OF the popular music
throughout the evening". Mr.. Blcnner
stated that the prospects for the fall
business was very good. and thought
this entertainment would bring out
the people to see the new models
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11
COUNTRY CLUB WINS
IN TENNIS TOURNEY
Local Racquet Wielders Take
Seven Matches to Oppo-
ncnts' Two.

Country Club of Virginia racquet
WieiuerS yesterday overwhelmed Pc
tersbu..: tennis players in the tourna :
ment conducted yesterday afternoon
on the courts OF the local club by the
score OF seven matches To two
large contingent OF Petersburg
tennis followers came over from the
cockade city to root for their favor
lie players. The visiting net players
made much better showing than was
expected. even though the final scores
were one sided.
Six doubles and three singles
matches were played. Petersburg
players winning one singles and one
doubles match.
The doubles match between Rickle
and Fleming, OF the Country Club. and
Hamilton and Thompson. was especl-
ally Interesting. Hamilton show.sg
some OF the best overhead playing
ever seen on the Country Club courts.
After the first set Biclsle aud Fleming
iobbed with great success and fire.
sets.
Results of yesterdays tournament
follow:
Singles-Flcm!nE. OF the Country
Club. defeated Thompson. Ga and
6-3; Bickic. of the Country Club, de-
fented Kinsey, 1913 and Ga: Hamil-
ton. of Petersburg. defeated Harris
o. and Ga: Preston. of the Country
Club. defeated Towns. Ga and Ga:
Rice. of the Country Club. defeated
Mcllwalnc, OIL and CO: Valentine. of
the Country club, defeated Bryan. CO
and CO.
Doubles--Bickle and Flemipg. OF
the Country Club. defeated IIamilt on
and Towns. &c. ca and c.: Coke and
Cecil. q the Country Club. beat Me
IwainC Rnd Scott 6-l and ca
| Thomp on and K!nscy. OF Petersburg
defeated Harris and Valentine, 4-6
1 ca and Ga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11
TAR BABIES WIN AGAIN

TORBORO, y. c., Sept lo.--Phictef,
for Newport News, pitched Winning
ball up until the eighth inning, when
he weakened and allowed Tarboro 10
score two runs. In the ninth. the Tar
Babies came back and scored the runs
necessary to win. Briggs started the
ninth with two-hase blow TO right;
Rhodes walked, and Carson sacrificed
them to third; Lariscy came through
with single which scored Briggs.
Rhodes going to third on the play.
Wolfe came through with his third
hit of the day, scoring Rhodes for
the tie count; Brannigan fouled out
to the catcher, but Lcftwitch brought
tho winning run home with another
single. Manager Mcconnell used
thirteen men to win the game: but,
Continued on Page Fourteen.)
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TRINITY FOOTBALL MEN
BEGIN GRIND MONDAY
Especial to The Timse-Dlsnatch. ]

DURHAM. " c., Sept. l0.-Coach
Baldwin, Assistant Coach Steiner and
Captain Leach will begin on the
football grind at Trinity College
Monday with hfty-fivc man on the
field. Ten OF the men were members
of the undcfeated varsity team which
last season represented Trinity in its
first year of intercollegiate football
in Twenty-Five years. Twenty-Five
were members of last years squad.
while twenty odd have been recruited
from various high and preparatory
schools. The ninc-gamc schedule ar
ranged for the season includes
zane with New York University in
New York on November l9-thc first
football game TO DC
1layed in the metropolis in nine years.
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Free Tickets to Ball Game

Send In your Blasts From the
bi"achers and win two seats to the
same a; Mayo Island Park every
week.
Also get your name in the pa
per as star contributor"
lou must send five short
b!eachcrs says" and n title. Five
sen;cnccs--siN 10 ten words in
each. No more! Study this car
toon series on The Timco- Dis
patch sport Page every day and
fna!l your ideas 10 Blasts From
B!cachers Editor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11
SITTERDINC, CARNEAL
AND DAVIS WIN TITLE

BY defeating the Earnest Bros. G
to 4. Sitterding Carneal- Davis yestcr-
day won the pennant In the West
End Twilight Tongue. thereby win
ming the right to play the pennant
winners of the East End and Fulton
Twilight Leagues.
The outstanding features of the
game were the catching of Burke end
pitching OF I'riddy. who pulled him
self out Of hole twice with three
men on and none out, and batting OF
Harris who hit honor and double.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11
Rotnrx Chiefs To Meet.

SAVANNAH. GA. Sept. 10.--Thc an
nual conference OF Presidents and
secretaries OF Rotary Clubs in tho
Eighth District. composing Georgia.
Ala hama ard Fio-iY, viii be held In
jacksonville, Fla, September 15. ac-
cordinE to announcement received
here from John a. Turner. OF Tampa,
district governor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11
BILLY SHADE RETURNS
WITH 4 BOXING TITLES
LEY .Associntcd Prcss.l

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. IO.--Rilly
Shade. one of the "Gghting Shades
of Crockett. Cal, near here. has re-
turned with four Australian boxing
titles = wcltcrwciGht. middlewciGht,
light heavyweight and heavyweight.
Shade spent nearly two years in
Australia. during which he engaged
in ten bouts. 1.-THE longest went nine
teen rounds PaEainst Tommy Urcn,
former middlcweight champion of the
Antipodcs. Shade lost only one fight
to Francis Charles. French middle
weight. but later defeated him.
Shade plans an Eastern trip. He has
his eyes on the worlds heavyweight
championship eventually.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11

Summary: Two-base hits--Horns-
by. Groh. Three base hits-Bohnc.
Hargrave stolen bascs-McHcnry.
Rohnc. Sacrifice hits-Groh, Tiar-
grave. Rixey, Lavan. Double plays
l.avan Ia 'Schui,z. l.avan, HcrrsAY -
Ainsmith. Left on bases-Cincinnati.
I; ST. Louis. O. Bases on balls-off
Haincs, &; off North. !, Hits-off
Haines, II In Z innings: off North. .
In inning. Hit by pitchcr--Kopf.
Struck out--by Rixey. .; by IIaines.
1. Losing pitcher--Haines. UmpireS
Hart and Brennan Time--1:50.
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PIRATES RE TAIN LEAD
IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Morrison Hurls Pittsburgh,
TO 8-'o-0 Victory-Vic,ors
Use Recruit Catcher
tEy Associated Pr.ss1

PtTTSBcRGH. Sept. I0.--The Pr
rates retained their lead in the M
'ional League race when they shut
out Chicago today by IN s to o score.
Ihe locals used Morrlson's old catch
err John Gooch. OF Birmingham. and
ms batting was hard and timely. Ell
MOTT baitcd for York In the eighth
inning. and then played short stop in
foiiocher's place in the last half OF
the eighth. Keene taking York's place
In the box
The score:
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FRENCH WOMAN ONE
OF VICTORIOUS TEAM
TBy Assoc,otedpr.,s1

DETROIT, MICH. Sept. lo.-R.
Earl Johnson. OF the Braddock. Pm.
Hthictic Club. today won the Masonic
Mnrathon here. running the % IL
miles In hours II minutes ana la
second.
Saylor Minnick Briddio and Rube
Hecord' all of Detroit, were second.
,hird ana fourth. respectively, while
was fifth.
Johnson took an carly lead which
he held throughout.
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Or Gowdy in seventh

hHH TOT ItOWUE III H'VtHNH'
Summary: Two-hnse hits-Mend-
ows, Williams, King. Thrce-base HI
-Southworth. stolen base--Cruisc.
Sacrifice hits--Miiler. Lee. Meadows.
Gowdy. Left on ascs-Philadclphia.
:; Boston. Q. Eases on halls-of
Meadows, .; off Fillingim. 9. Hits
off F'illingim. S in innings; off Nc
Quillan. ! in . innings. Struck out
by Meadows, j; by Fillingim. 2: by
McQuillan. /. Winning pitcher--Fil-
lingim. Umpircs--Mornn and Riglcr.
Time: AZ.
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Summary: Two-baSc hits walker
shannon, Abbott. Stolen basc--Hcad.
Sacrifice hit-Wcafer. Double plays
Quinn TO Walker to Hoth. Lett on
bases-Richmond, .: Wilson. .. FIRST
baec on Richmond, /. Bases
on balIs-oT Mcckcr, .; off QUINN w.
Struck out--by Meeker. 8; by QUINN
g. Time of game-l:3o. umpires-
Brandon and Wcstcrvch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11
ATLEE NINE DEFEATS
RICHMOND HOWITZERS

The Alice baseball team defeated
tho Richmond HowitZers at BYRD
Park yesterday by the score of u
toe The features of the game were
the pitching of Tate and the fielding
of Broylcs.
Score by Innings: Ri. T..
Alice .031 200 000--6. z o
.How!tzers 100 100 600 3 Z
Battcries-Tatc and Sheeney: Hon
sycutt and Kelly. !.
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TIGERS WIN, 8 TO 4
[By ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !

CHICAGO. Sept. 1O-J. d. Thomp.
son, Il recruit pitcher from the Vic.
toria. b. c., club, who was on the
mound for the White Sox. blew up
In the tenth inning today, and De-
troit punched five hits behind a base
on balls and drove him out of the box.
winning the second game OF the Sc
rieS. to 4.
The score:
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YANKEES POUND THREE
PITCHERS FOR a HITS
Athletics Defeated by Io-lo.a
Score. Walker Gets
Another Homer.
lRy Associated Prnss l

IHiLADELPHIA. PA. sept. 10
Ne" YORK pounded IIaSty. KceIc ana
freeman for twenty-four hits and F.,
ls-to-3 victory over Philadelph.o hc-c
'u"y: In the ninth inning the
Nherican League leaders hammered
Neete ana Freeman for nine HIS
M"'ch Melted nine runs. &. Walker
y. 'ne Athiet!cs. made his twenty
''"' nome run OF the seacon.
Score:
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summary: Thrce-basc hIts--Big-
bee. Grimm. Sacriiicc--Morr!son
Double plays-Itollocher and Kclle-
her: Morrison. Maranville and Grimm:
Morrison, Barnhart and Tierney:
l'arnhart, Tierney and Grimm Left
on base--Ch!cago. 5; Pittsburgh, G.
Base on balls-on Alexander. l: off
kccne, l. Hits-on Alexander, 12 in
> l-3 innings: off York, in 9 Ia: or
keeno. none i'm !. Struck out-by
Alexander. /: by Morrison. J: by
kccnc. l. Winning pitcher-Morri-
son. Losing pitc Observation-Disclosures. Um-
pires-QuiSlcy and O'Day Time OF
game--l32
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GIANTS BUNCH HITS
IRy Associated rress. !

NEW YORK. Sept. lO.-New Yor,;
ouhched -FOUR OF their six hits of
Grimes In the first inning and defeat.
ed brooklyn today, to |. Al IN,
Giants runs were made after two
were out. Erooklyn's only run was n
homer by kildun'. Score:
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BRAVES WIN GAME
TBy Associated press I

BOSTON, Sept. 10.--Eour hits In the
seventh with an error by Parkinson
Melted Boston three runs anl n 5-to-
victory over Philadelphia tolav
Ford's play at Ehort was brilliant and
cat off sevcra, sncctivc runs.
PhiIndcIphIn
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REDS TAKE CONTEST
nv Associated Press.l

CINCINNATI. Sept. l0.-RiXey pitch
ed Shut-out ball until the ninth in
ming today, and Cincinnati won from
St. Louis. u to ,. HINES was hit hard.
and retired after seven innings.
Tho score:
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WALTER JOHNSON WINS
Try Associated Press ]

WASHINGTON, sent lo,-yvasb-
inston retained It's berth In the first
division by defeating Boston TODAY.
to 3 johnson limited the visitors
to 1--WE hits.
The SCOre.
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summary: Two-b0sc hits-Falk.
Jones. faryan. Hooper. Mostu, Cobb.
Shecly. Three base hits-Sargcnt,
stolen base-Joncs. Sacriflces-AIos-
I'll. MulliGan, Johnson, Thomson.
Jones Double plays-Mulligah TO
Shceiy to Mulligan: Jones to Young
Left on ba ses--Detroit, Z: Chicagoc Q.
Base on balls-oIf Thompson. 4. Cole
Hits-off Thompson. II In ala:
Connally, in %. Struck out-by
thompson. /; Cole, 3; CQnnally, !.
Ealk-Taompson. Losing pitcher
Thompson. Cui.i!es-Dineen and
Owens. Time. I:52
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STANDING OF CLUE

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland at st. !Duis
Detroit nj Chicago.
Philadelphia AT Washington.
1sost0n at New York.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
RichmOpd, 3: Wilson, 0.
THrh1ro. 10; Newport News, o.
Portsmouth. o; Rocky Mount. 1.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
st. Louis mt Chicago.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
New York nj Iirookly n
(Oniy three games schc,luledD.
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Appalachian League Re.ui...

Grc,n.lilc. IL; Knoxville, l.
Johnson City. lilo; Cleveland, OIL.
Bristol, A; Kingsport O.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati. q; st. Louis. =.
ritt sburgh. X: Chicago. U.
Itnston. >: philadelphia. &.
New York. 3; brooklyn. I.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Nn>hinItnn. >; Boston. 3.
New York. 10: Philadelphia. 3.
Detroit. X; Chicago, 1.
81. Louis. %: Cleveland. O-I0.
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New York.

'Batted Tor N"is In seventh.
Score by innings: i.
Brooklyn ............. O10 600 900
New York .......... 400 600 0Ox-.-'
summary: Two base hits--Keli,
Johnston. Grimes. Nome run-Kn-
dun. stolen base-.Grifhth and Burns
Sacriflce--Rancroft. Double play.
Johnston. Kiidur and Schmandt. Lief
on bases-Ncw York. 4: Brooklyn,
Base on balls-off Grimes. 3. Struc'
out--by Barnes. 3: by Grimes. I. Pass
ed ball--Snyder. Umpires-Klen anJ
Mccormick. Time, 1897.
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T0IaIs ,..-...33 D II II g. 0
The score by Innings. {R.
''st"n ............ 900 2oi 0n0.-3
Washington :. .....,3i0 900 0lxt-5
Summary: Two-base hit Foster.
'iree-base hit--Rice stolen bases
Milan, Foster. Pratt Scott Sacrifices
Continued on Page FourieenfG
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'"H ioT L ipD IN ninth
ph1lntlcluhin

fBatted for Freeman in ninth.
Score by innings: ~
New York ..........olO ego 229Ele
fhiiadeiphia ........ 800 900 oOO-- 3
summary: Two-base hits-Perkins.
Mays. Ruth. Meusel, Pipp. Three
base hit--ituth. Home run-C. Walk
or Sacrificc-McNally. Pcckihpouph.
ward t2). Hits-oT TASTY, IL In
'2-3 innings; Kcefc, 6 in ga: Free
man in 2-3. stolen bases-Schang.
struck out-by Ilasty. 8: by Mays, ..
i'aSe on ealis-off Hasty, a; Keefe.
2. Hit by pitched bail-by M,v.
(Hasty): by keefe (AIcuseD. Left M
bases-Ncw York. IL; PHILADELPHIA. y
Double playa-Mays, Peckinpa,irh
and Pipp; Peckinpaugh, Ward ana
Pip. Losing pitcher-Hasty. Wild
pitch-Freeman. Wilson.
Morarity and Connolly. Time, 2.l5
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STANDING or CLUE:

WHERE THEY. PLAY TODAY.
No gamoa scheduled.
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Cincinnati.

'Battcd for Elaines in eighth.
Tran for Ainsmith in ninth.
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I}OStOn.
WE shinKton.

Totals 30 3 S ef1g
xBatted for Walters in seventh.
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BOSTON.

'Battcd for Meadows in ninth.
tBatted for j. Smith in ninth.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-09

Mrs. ]. L. FitzGerald. nee Margaret
Liesenfelt- of Detroit. Michigan who
has been the house guest OF friends
ana relatives here for ten days. Will
return to her home tomorrow after u
most enjoyable visit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-09

There will be Il business meeting Of
the Central w 6. T. L. on Thursday
evening, November 10th, in the court
house. and delegations from the north
and south side unions VIII be in at
tendance. Business matters OF import
ance viii be discussed. and plans Will
be made to observe Armistice Day on
sunday afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-09

Mrs A. ". Adams Of South Holman
ST., has returned from two weeks
Visit with friends and relatives in
1#cLaoa, Michigan She says she came
h'"1c in time 10 cast her vo.e ana to
rie'. three quarts of luscious straw
berries from her strawberry patch.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-09

Miss Alma Moehrling viii entertain
the members of PIN Ma Gamma tomor-
row evening at her home on Bauer st.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-09

EzgsY t-sss Tsssa


Mr. end Mrs George Erurke 81 OaA
street announce the birth OF a little
son on Nonday evening
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-09

Ali women Of West Hammond ~ ho
a.e Interested IN The Afnlstlee Day
parade please meet a ths Went worth
school promptly at eisrt o'clock to-
night.