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New-York tribune., 1922-05-28

- SCfuoON hed'u, plouded along the ley
q = high road leading through forest
J. had been walking since morning. He was
a.3 and famished. without even a scrap
,obscco to stuff into his pipe. As he
,s5 he swore between his teeth at the
,her and at life
e,r AHEAD on the suowcovcred road he saw
men trap approaching, Wary by habit.
oIunged into the woods and hid behind
- bushes, The trap passed by. A boy
driving IT and two persons were on the
= seat, man with a sort of military cloak
"A eap. and scrawny woman in a black
.ne.. defantly holding aloft big umbrella.
Eben the wagon was at a safe distance the
ann resumed his march. He arrived pres
Elk at a large clearing, in which. hun
4 Yards ahead of him, stood a little brick
- Tracks of wheels came from it. The
e stopped and looked at them rcf1cctively.
esme 10 decision, crossed tho clearing
4. approached tho house. The window
tiers we're closed. SO was the door. But
.,se rose from the chimney.
, IL Knocked At first nobody answered. He
'fA'' Ns'. ~, p,,''' a,i a. 50 .'S' ''',
" ~ "O J"''''e0
'A
. What 90 you want: cr.oe c'ear voice.
. ae Fa'S,o MS eyes ~ y ono "e"o' covered
I % ''' s'''''' 'f'0''i' 'U f'' d 'oi 'i'er win
. Papa doeSn allow Us - open the door
sen ne lsn mere. Go away
T'e man shrugged his shoulders. He was
I'D TO hclng chased away Ike dangerous
|as, and he realized vaguely that there was
,r5 reason Why he should he chased,
It's all right wouldn't eat you
He qrnred and added, Ian jokingly:
You were wrong had a message for
4 message Then don't 20 away. III open
+ door.
8'he left the window. The man, who had al
|a' 'r' '''S o7'"' S'oppeo III aS'oo'Sn-
'0 ~ . NY ~ ''''' ~
''' '''.' '''e ''00i o,'ei'0'
'''' 'N
4 young g'f'' almost a ch'ld' stood on the
one wrapped hefSei1 IN her red shawl,
is'eo ana showed hef tee'n'
iae tramp became suspicious. what d'd 1t
'''' was S''e laying " O'dp lor MN why
sDP open tne aooI
Then | may come in?" he asked.
'Certainly. | am all alone. ! am lonely.
nost nobody passes here, and ! can't ask
|aose who do pass. That's forbidden. If
|. a'-'' "ao d message LOT me Shouid
;. ~ 10y ~, '''''i''e al <>'' An'
- 'e i'ioi W % % s"i VI ise" 'na'
'4r ~ 0''o'' " T"f'' i,e 9'0 0o''oo ou' - ,el
a''la'e "7Q' ''e 'oV'''>' ~ '''e emu one
: VIZ '''os 'l'"s' "'',' q qGeIi i'Os" "''i'"
f'''0 ,'00''i'e 00''' "'-
=, '' ar, ca" 'O'N''''S ''','V '''i eyes Wall
F"1' men he UNDERSTOOD
ies' ne SAID graVely' entering and closing
door i nave message It's from your
d
She turned serious also
|'Ah! Then ] was right to open the door
/ is severe. papa. He is the guard you
Y The chief of the guards. You ought to
I how afraid the poachers are of him. love
+ poachers. They kill the game. 1t is anus
r You shoulder your gun, and, bang! the
pen, my aunt lives here since mamma died.
|She laughed aloud AGAIN. How curious it is
then people die"
1T is" the man answered.
1t was your papa and your aunt who were
me cart
Yes; You are tellino. the trptb Thev
Sent to town IN qo4 son,a wr;t;no r,.+oriale
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New-York tribune., 1922-05-28
The Sinpleton
Bv FREDERIC BOUTET
translated by w. l.. Mcpherson

MAN, a tall fellow clothed in rags.
with tanned face shaded by
\ scrubby beard. plodded along the icy
high road leading through forest.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28

ties
You're right" said Holmes s'There's
nothing for US to do but to kill time as best
We may. But we still have our music
With that he reached for the violin. but az
he did so I stepped out Of the apartment.
Holmes has a rather Intellectual way of cross
ing from the D to the A string which always
rouses spirit of protest in me-
Baker Street was deserted when I looked
out of the doorway. From upstairs came the
sound of the great detectives violin. Then
came a loud snap string parted
81 saw, Watson,' called Holmes from the
window, would you mind running up to the
corner and getting me another E string? 1t
will have to be charged, you know, till things
look better for u.s."
AS started on the errand, I could see long
years Of such errand-going ahead of me. I
wondered how many E strings would break
in year and how many years would pass be-
fore our own heartstrings broke.
AS | walked along Baker Street | kept an
eye out for the elderly gentleman who had so
strangely disappeared from our lodgings But
he was not to be seen. Holmes called to me
to hurry, and | quickened my pace.
Wien | returned there was no CLINT of sun
IN the cxquistely polished windows across
Ike way 1t was twilight in Baker Street.-The
twilight of the gods of detective romance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
s. c. TEAMS PLAY EARLY
TO SEE CENTRE CONTEST
LRy Associated rrc.s.

COLUMBIA. S. c., Sept. 2i-South
Carolina football lid will he pried
of next Friday instead If on sat
urday as originally scheduled. AL
most every team in tho state. with
the exception af Clemson, will fac.
foes on the afternoon OF Septemhe
%
The cause OF tho wholesale chang.
Of dates is due to the fact that the
one notable exception on Saturda y
Will he facing Centre College The
members Of tho teams Of the schools
that omen on Friday. the coach".
and hundreds OF students Ia say
nothing 90 old graduates and ju4,
plain football fans. Mill travel to
Clemson College for tho purpose of
seeing kcntucky's famous Praying
'oloncls" get into action against "a
real foe for the first time in tho
1922 season
Word from Clemson College, is
that az per cent Of III" reserved seat
tickets for TIA" contest we're sold near
tics have announced that they Will
build an extra section Of hlcachcrs
I'll" present field Will accommodate
1000 persons and with the new ad-
Gition ehould accommodate" consid-
erabiy more.
Predictions were that ono Of Tho
largest crowds in the history Of tn.
Palmetto State will attend this con
test. Centre defeated Clemson last
wear by two touChduwns
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ny w--tbrook pesI.r.

tinted News stan Correspondent
NEW YORK. Sept. a4.-Huehie
Jennings stuffed sure thing int" The
!"r@" canvas r"'iCulr. which contains
ia" bats Of the Giants when ne
packed mp :" &" for his tepid ,uh
~ tn" clubhouse. after tho sunday
slaughter ~ tho POLO Grounds The
cardinals had smashed five Clan,
pitchers tor ln-t"-G defeat. and
Rogers II"rnshy had bored twin tun-
n"is through the twilight air Of
Nm"rica's Wonder city with moan
img homers to inaccessible parts Of
The reservation. Rut jennings
dumped sure thing into the ba,
nag. snapped the catches. touched
Sh"" leather. cltwcd grass. filed his
nails on his n""k and waddlcd away
on his curly legs TO join the habitnaI
rhn mpi"n Giants at the lockers.
G"thmm Clubs emit Lose.
I'll" sur" thinrs - this: That the
Giants now cannot lose She pennant
on scheduled games They have
eight 1" go. including two with the
l'hils aud All they need win. to cinch
IN" r"nnant, IS just on" game hav-
ing don" which the Pittsburgh Ri
rates could not possibly tic them
even II they should win all their re-
manning games, which are hut threa
III number aud probably only two.
lh'r" IL "n" gam" with the Cubs
Which TIA" Pirates may not trouble
1" -" through with
Vie Giants have now won SIS and
lest ~ The I'irat"s lost. one game
IN brooklyn Sunday. To .. and won
III" second. II to 3. which gives them
record Of SIS won and &c lost. SO
u VIII he seen with the immodest
naked eye that the Giants may now
los" all their remaining cigh, games
ana get n" w"rs" than a tic. even II
- Pirates vii all OF their outstand-
Ing three.
liuIhic IL Happy.
II IS the li.ti" things such as this.
which MAX" iiu.hic Jennings happy
and illuminate the freckle behind
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
NO games scheduIed.t
FORTY OUT FOR ". & |.
CR0SS-C0UNTRY TEAM
Large Number of Veteran
Harriers Report to Coach
Fletcher.
Especial to The Timcs-pisra,cI

special to The Times Dispatch
hENlNGToS. VA. Sept. Elm an
Mer to the first call for candidates
Tor the Washington and 10. Univ.r-
Sity cross-country team. forty men
reported to Coach Forest Fletcher
Yesterday including the entire team
VI iaSt year of seven men nnd one
from the varsity team OF 1919.
W; e. smith. who won first places
In tho dual meet with V. l.. and
Maryland last year and second pIacr
in tn" South Atlantic meet. IS can
tam this year. Tn" other members
~ IN" team are Howard SwoDe
'eiSk"il. Pass. Guerrant .and Gam
naway. Several subs who did con
S'S'eht work last year are also back
mn" ~ Wh"m are johnson. Copper,
ana W"olwine. With Hawkins. on. OF
IN" best men OF tn. 1919 team. South
Ntianti" champions OF that wear and
Manning. "f tho 1920 squad back and
"',ermihrd 10 win places on the team
,",S year. n" competition for places
VIII undoubt edly he keen.
Although Washington and Loo was
IN" winner or the South Atlantic meet
,ast year. virginia will have mum
nor "r strong men hack from laqt
year. Tho South Atlantic meet
Shomld h" good deal more interest
me this year in view OF tho Fac, tina,
sh'ngton and Ice won Tho south
''iantic four times and virginia
'hrHe. In order tn become permanent
h"ss"Ssors of the cup II 10 necessary
mat the same team win nve times
IN IN" event that Washington and
I.e" win this year. they will of
course. act the cup FOR good
f@sid"s tho hic South Atlantic
meet !" he held at V. r. this wear.
IN" Saturday before Thank<givinE
IT." Generals Mil meet V. r. l. and
Maryland University here IN dual
meets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
SKIS VICTORY SENDS
HIS STOCK Up HERE
lev Ini,cd Ncn.l

NEW YORK Sent q SO matter
now no did it. Battling SKI the
S"n"ralosn negro hcavywoigh, hv
d"ftatinE Georges carrcri.cr -,
Paris. SUNDAY qualified himself rur
some. business with Nnr"ricau h"nvIos
in tho United state shoGli 10 care
I" try his luck in This country Trx
fick"rd tn" promot"r who u-uillv
cables an Offer :" IN" winner oi
every i'ur"rtaut Eurnp"au h.h,.
could not IL" found t"uigh'. hut ir Is
assumed that IA" viii fnd us" Tor
SKI against Glenn Johnson or tfiN
Thompson. negro hnayy,vr!chfs who
have fouchi Harry wills
Jack kcarns. manage" az Lr,l,
Dempsey. and Paddy Mullins man
aS"r of Harry Wills. absorbed the
details Of tho hrh, nv rarig with
STRINGS or emotion. n matched
with wills. sikh might reach on
and spaiter the prospects Of tn
$l.0oo.0o" Dempsey wills hrht ncyi
summer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
IFv Assocla,ed pro,s

NEW YORK Son, - Irna ,h,.si
cal makeup ot battling SIX, ~,
Been lIEeu.d to tha, ~ IN. Icn,nra
In ar'ion hiS great muscles pIav "a,
clnafnEly unGe- : dark skin. "a. 4,
extremely fast ~ foot and ls Won, IN
MAKE great lean. vbou ,vntinp "a.
punches 81 an opponent This form,
j. IN S'rlFlrr contrast 10 the grace-
ihl Carr"n'ior. whose 700, ,roy.r.,.
Is mat 81 ~" a"'L1e'!c dancer
SKI Is 'yrlrsI or m, iIraa.s -,
picked Scnelal"s. soldiers hrn,rj, go
mo western frout during tn. World
War. Stalwart. possessed 81 vre..
strength and endurance and an ,r-
resistible foe when excited n.
orouches and bundles together nj.
massive muscled shoulders much
after the fashion ~ Jack Dcmps.v
broad grin. exposing IN. parr.c,
teeth 50 typical ~ tho nogro!d llrb,s
up his face As ne goes into tho as,ic
combat. ~ times THIS grin narr.w.
untl II becomes somev'ha, Of a Ice,
perhaps intended Ia friEhten an ad
verssry
In all .. MS ring -nrasem.n,. IN
Franc" SKI has he"n succ-SsfuI nui
IN none pr'or 10 his bout with Car
p"nti"r did he display any term.
punching power. He knocked ON,
Harry Reeve r former light-I.ny.,-
weight champion of England IN IN.
sixth round ~ match IN MarA.Ju.s
and received the decision over N.u.l,
Miles In hN.en rounds IN PARIS 4,
ter the latter bout CaTu.utt,,+.
manager. Francois Deschamrs. wl,n
is credited as being .hr-rd judr.
o! hghting ability. asserted that Sik'
was such poor fighter that h. ~onld
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
SHOOTERS
HANDICAPPED BY WIND
IKv Associatcd rrcss |

CAMP PERRY. ONO. Sept. ~
shooting under = handicap, duo to a
strong wind blowing across tho
ranges. today III" national small
bore team scored a total az 1853 in
the international small bore team
match. The American team made
np or twenty rifl"men. was shooting
against three competitors, Eng land
Australia and Canada
The winner viii he announced as
soon as General Fred n Phillips
secretary Of IN" National Riff" As
ISOLATION, receives a cable report Of
IN" foreign teams scores. which were
tired In England.
The United states team scored a
total Of 3sa6 on tho hftv-yard rang.
and 3.7sa on the lnn-yard range
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
SIKH LIkENED TO LEOPARD.
EXTREMELY FAST OF Foot
7''i"ar Possessed of Great Strength and Endurance
Fres,s,'hle roe When Excited. Crouches
Alter Fashion of Jack Dempsey.

~" visited the United state. snd
,''" "' train carp"nti.r for his
E", ~ winch h" met defeat ut m.
''"'S "' Jack Dempsey. Jnuruee vas
''' ""'"at"d ley h"avyrri.h,s Of
''""' class Will IN the United
IN" success "f III. S.u.xaI.s. nos
S'h'r was expected 10 starr ,,ll, -, :,
'"trh h"'w""u MIN aud II.rr, WIN.
me American negro h.avyv.i,h,
WI" is being groorDd as r,nsHno,
'"' n'pionship bout vim pcm,
ICY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
NATIONAL WOMEN's GOLF
TOURNEY STARTS TODAY
Perfect Links and Weather
Conditions Promised for
Opening. =
fBy Associated Prcss. J

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w.
VA. Sept. 24.-Pcrfcct weather and
nearly perfect links are promised
Tor the opening tomorrow of the
Womens National Golf champion
snip. With few exceptions the most
Skillful women players OF the United
states are enrolled in Jhe l63 names
on the entry list, and all prelimi-
nary indications are accepted a..
pointing to A most successful
tourney.
The links over which the cham
pionship Will he determined have
improved through the absence Of
any recent rain. though the drought
has not been sufficient to bake the
fairways At any point. The turf to-
day was I'm prime condition for iron
shots and the green's of apparent
uniform speed
Miss Marion iIollins Of tho West
brook a.. ID club. tho present title
holder, has been playing the Green
Eriar course or tho past fortnight,
shooting consistently In the
eighties. Her opponent recently has
heen Miss Edith Cummings, Of
chicago. who won the Buffalo and
New London tournaments Miss
cummings on Friday turned In a
card Of IS. Miss G;Ieuna Collett.
winner OF III" North and South match
at Pinchurs, this year. aud holder
OF the ,ow n;rdalst score here last
year, has been playing consistently
during tho past week
Other feminine stars who have
been trying out The course include
Mrs. W. y. Gavin. Relleclair~, Miss
Alcxa stirling. Atlanta. land Mrs.
Dorothy Campbell Hurd. OF Ros-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
GOTHAM FANS SURE TO SEE
GIANTS AND YANKS IN SERIES
Only by Mathematical Possibility Can Pirates and
Browns Even So Much as Tic With New
Ork Clubs
Il down his radisn, neck

! his ears and down his radiant neck
with ~" light OF JOY and conquest,
Rili Sherdel. tho left handed spIlnt-
or, Of Branch Rickey's STAFF. who was
4" wear IN" lead in his shoes los, n.
he blown away ny any stirring
hreezn. was touched M moro than
moderately by the Giants giving
eleven hits. Hu, tho Cardinals. mean.
ing Il. Horushy for tho most part
were hgh'iug for second place. which
means second money, and /, meant
NOR" I" them at tho time than an
other pennant meant 10 tho Giants
The Cardinals are one and one half
games behind the Pirates and stili
have feeb1" hone Of passing them
before it's all over.
Hornsby now has f"rty-two homers
and leads both leagues. with six
games NOR" in which Ia run his total
Stiil higher. Ken Williams has hut
three games remaining. and 50 his
great champaign sustained over tho
heat OF the summer seems doomed to
flop. II was Kcn's ambition to rule
as the new Eahe Ruth OF the hlr
leagues this year
UhIe Sets Back YRnks.
out IN Cleveland something hap
p"ned To the Yankees ARRANGEMENTS.
for they certainly were due To win
the last necessary victory and claim
tn" pcnnan, on Sunday afternoon.
when Rob Shawk"y held the Indians
To FIVE hits But Ihle held murder
"rS' row and allied assassins to
half-doZen blows, and the Yanks
were shut out. to q. This defeat
and the Browns victory over the
Athletics in ST. Louis. to 1. reduced
the Yanks' lead to three and one
half games. hut the Yanks also have
a sure thing to the extent that the
Browns can do no better than tie
them on the remaining scheduled
games, 81 which the Yankees have
four and the browns three.
The Tigers held third place. defeat
ing the Red SoX in Detroit. to .
while the White SoX. in fourth lost
ITO the Senators in Chicago !, to A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
HORNsBY's TWO HOMERs
HELP BEAT THE GIANTS
Cardinal Star Gets Circuit
Drives Number I'll
and -.
Try Associated rrc.s.l

NEW YORK. Sept. 2t.-Although
me Giants "uthit tho Cardinals here
today, eleven to ten. the champions
were defeated Ia {" s. chiefly through
Rog"rs Hornshys two home runs
aud blow M by Ryan and M,
III the second inning Sherdel was
tight when tn" Giants had men ON
bases
ti"rnshy's two circuit driy-S were
nus forty hrSt and forty-second Of
IN" season. The first Was insid. the
park. towering fly Ia tho fence
IN ieft center. HornEhy converted
" into homer by a good sprint
hetWeen third aud home. His Other
'"Or-hase drive went into the upper
right held stands Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
SCHMIDT TO MANAGE
PIRATES NEXT YEAR
IEv Associateh rrrss-l

MODESTO. cal. Sept Walt,r
son midi. Of Modesto. rittsburgh
National l."agu" catcher. Will man
az" IA" Pirates next season. he has
informed friends here. According 10
letter from "hmdt Manager Nc
k""hnie Will become business man
aE"r az the Pittsburgh clmh Schmidt,
INUNDATED that MS coutraCt Viii
'HII for In tn" neighhorhood ~
i2J."n"
SYhmidt r"lriuod tho Pirates two
motlths ago after coming 10 ,orme
with the club management. Hie
salary demands We're mat by Earuey
preyfuss, owner of the club. il Wa
stated al tn" time. \ three ".r
contract. calling for $4,000 ~
Aligned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
Opponents of Wills
Must Diplay Wares
tBy United Ncwsl

NJ" YORK. Sept. 24.-Colored
hoSs who desire to fuss with Har-
ry wills hereafter will have to
go through dress rchearsaIs for
lne New York BOXING Commits
SION to prove that they can fan
without hurting themselves or
the nearby spectators.
aroused By the recent mis-
matching OF Tut Jackson. tho
on,o negro with the colossal feet.
ana barry Wills. the commission
mas ordered that Glenn Iob,yn,
VINO Is to fight Wills at the car.
den this week shall give a n,,hi,c
workout before the battle Ia dan,
onstraie his abilities.
Johns~'l is called Il South Amer
lean oecauS. he was Shsnph,Iod
10 Buenoe Aires several mon,hs
ago as sparring partner FIR
Luis Ftrpo. Otherwise he cn,,,,r.,
tind II on tho map.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
SOUTHWESTERN GOLF
COURSE MARK BROKEN
LKy Assnciatcd LESS l

OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. "a what
l. believed new mark for any
SouthYcSt"rn golf course WAS cS-
iahlishcd 10y Ahc Mitchell. former
British open Golf champinn in 4
hest hall !"'lrs"m" paired with
'-"rc" Duncan. another British pro-
'"ssi"nal today. against local play
erS
Ia me eighteen holes, Mitchell shot
'h' 'aNcsidc course in So nine under
par IN making 49, record he shot
IN even dozen brides Mitchell shn,
IN" course hlindly. never having So
much aS walked over IL. and aftnl
ne had just completed an all-nish,
railroad journey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
BROWNS BEAT AS

ST. LOUIS. sent 2a-Tb. nrow,.
hatt-i ogden and IIcimach hard 10
day ANA defeated I'hjlndrlrhia :,
V " result "f tn"ir vi,tor.. Win.
"a" I'"dinS Yankees were Losing ia
''N"l"h". tn" Locals cut down ia.
""re'n separating them FRA nrsi
p'"'" '" thr"" aud "nr-haIf games
'''Vis was hit freely by tn. visitors
ma Was reviewed In the seventh ,y
W wright VIII" held tn" Athletics in
'""'"' 'i"us"r cracked out HON.
run win ir" men "u base in IN.
MIN iuuius Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
Sl50.OOO Is Offered
for Wills-Siki Match
IBv ASsnciotrd rrcssI

NE" YORK. Sept. 2i.-An offer
or $4,000. irrespective Of decision,
for nft"rn-round contest with
Harry Wills. negro heavyweight,
was cahled tonight to Battling
sikh. S-u"saicsc boxer. who de-
fr"'"d Georges Carpenter in Paris
Today. Icy TIA" matchmaker for the
Ehh'tt> M,kccvrr Exhibition
Company. operators of Ebbetts
Fi"li. Hrn"hIyn.
The "T~r suggested October IL
rs date for tn" bout, with the
iica that Siki il now in good ply
Steal condition aud could reach this
country In y weeks time Should
TINS 10" unacceptable however
Nix was advised that tn. offers
h"'d good for contest next year
on May 30, Memorial Day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
MOBILE ENENS SERIES
WITH TENAS CHAMP:
H. Associated Press !

MOBILE ALA sent; ETH.
Mobile Southern Lea-uo champion
'hig afternoon cvouci tho Dixie
Championship count With Fort
worth. 20 Tin" work Of tbs
Tears before tho 5000 persons in ~.
play during tho lour r.hf for tho
l"Hru" pcUraut Tn" victory cHrr-
In tho t"mth Inning, after two mon
were our when lr'uuv William
N"hil" "uth"ldor. sent tho IAN over
no r!ght-Nclh fence for n home run.
tn" two teams VIII PLAY hero again
tomorrow
OTHER SPORTS. PACE 9
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WHITE SOX DEFEATED
nv Associated rr,ssl

CHICAGO. Sept "4.-washinr,on
and Chicago hrough, the American
."Sgue season "a close here tnd4y
the visitors taking the final game
= 10 I. The Senators won the game
ny hnnrhing hits with the aid ~ an
error by M"Stil The locals launched
NV" attacks against Mogridce. fore
lhS MIN To give Nay To Francis in
IN" ninth. VIII" checked Chicaro's last
rally with the tvinH and winning
runs on base score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25

CINCINNATI Sept ",--Eeavcr
Falls semipr" team Won tho cham
pi"nship Of IN" National baseball
Federation by defeating price rim.
'in"lnnati -; I" |. in Inc firS, game
~ a double header at R.hland Fisii
to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago Mt boston.
PIttshurEh mt BROOKLYN.
~. I.Ouis Ht New York.
Cincinnati Mt PhiIad E In h In
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-Hmpla Sacrirras- Scb.,r
S"""'I Double plays Ncinnish :
S-vell and McInris Shawkcy. SCOTT
and FiHn I'M. Wamhy aud Ncrnris
Scott Ward and rinp 90. I.cN ON
ha New York : Cleveland.
R"s"s on halls-"n Shau<., :.
thle . struck "ut ~ Uhl.. :
'npir's. chill. Hild"hraud and con.
molly Time NJ game 100
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mrlu.h nn,ccr. 4" s-nre In cnnnan

VICTORIA. BRITISH COLUMBIA
sept. 2+-rw" hundred men recruited
from the ranks nf british milittr,
"iIi""rS IN India viii ultimately set
We III liri'iSh Columbia. according
l" Major j. clark, representative III
va" Hriiish Columbia government
Wh" hhS Just returned from that
''"nntrN recently. lie was accom-.
panied 10y two prospective settlers
"Hd NOR. are 10 follow soon
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rhiIii-. WIN Exhibition ,:.mc.

CLIFTON. y. j.. Snpt - -PhIia
'"lphis Nationals. 3: Doherty SILK
SoS. 4.
aatteries--s!nglston and withrow:
CASTOR and Smith.
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LING SIX! KNOCKS OUT CARPENTER IN SIXTH ROUNl
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
tieveInBd. ~ New York. O.
-. Louis. :; PhiiadcIphia. {.
NnshInEton. 3; Chicago, 4.
Detroit, ~ Boston, =.