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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-05
ANUL XVII.-NO. 1O6
Presedinte|e Harding 81 greya
mineriI0r de Cdrbuni

rat de guvern pentru aranJarea
situatiei 81 prevenirea unui astfel
de conflict in vitor intre mineri
81 patroni. NJ Sc site nici un
amanunt din planul guvernului,
dar Sc crcde ca Harding vrea in
fllntarea unei comlsii permanente
care sd aiha dep!ina putere de
stabili platile minerilor 81 de
resolya orice diferend. prevent
lntre muncitori 81 patroni, in ma
terie de lucru 81 salarizare. Sc
crede ca presedinteIe este in ia
voarea codului Kenyon, care
tinde spre sindicarea tuturor mi
nerilor in uniuni, ceeace nu vor
multi din proprietarii de mine.
Guvernul asteapta GU mare in
teres adunarea generala a organi-
zatiunei National Coal Associa-
ton, ce Sc va tlnea la Chicago, cu
incepere de "a Maiu. Sc crede cd
greva nu Va lua sfarsit pand
atunci. aceasta adunare va oferi
0 buna ocazie pentru luarea ma
surilor decizive.
Sc pOate ca ministrul comertu-
lul Hoover Va lua parte la adu-
mare 81 va eXpune planul guver-
x,,,1,,,
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COMUNICAT

Pentru functionarii Solicitation
din u. s, r. A.
Stimati Domni 81 frati:
Gu data zilei de astazi am tri-
mes La adresele Soc. listele Gil
adresele membrilor carl primesc
ziarul. va rugam ca indata ce
primiti acestea sa dispuneti a
cerceta:
1. Daca sunt indusi toti membrii
pc lista.
2. Gel carl nu sunt indusi sa Sc
induca pc lista separate, Gu
numele 81 adresa.
3. Acct carl sunt pc lista 81 nu-
mai figureaza ca membrii, sa Sc
traga linie peste adresa pentru
ia le sista ziarul.
4. Sa Sc observe ca inaintea fic-
carui membru figureaza numarul
Soc. la care apartine, 81 numi de
acei membri sa va interesati carl
apartin numarului Societatii DIV.
5. Pentru ca membrii noui sa
nu sufere din cavza Cd nu primesc
giarul, este absolut necesar, Cd
atunci, cand este PRINT un men,
bru nou, Sd finn incunostintati
imediat de adresa sa, spre al pu-
tea trimete ziarul. Aceasta incu-
nostiintare sd fie subscrisa de
Presedinte 81 Secretar, aplicand
sigilu societatii, caci altfel nu
sunt laate in considerare.
Asteptam resolvarea acestora
in oel mai scurt timp posibil, PEN
itru care va multumesc.
N. n. BoERIU
2 Administrators.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-05
EXECUTATI
Pc SCAUNUL
ELECTRIC

COLUMBUS, O., 5 Maiu. -
George Bush din Youngstown, 81
John Walden din Columbus. all
fost ucisi All nOapte dupa Orele II
pc scaunul electric al penitenciaru-
lui local pentru omorltrile savarsi-
te in orasele lor respective.
Tipul de doua ceasuri inainte de
Fl dust la scaunul electric 81 l'au
petrecut in citirea bibliei 81 n ru-
gaciuni.
Bush fost cOndamnat pentru
uciderea unui anume Lucius Lee
din Youngstown. dupa ce Lee IA
cuse marturii impotriva lui intr un
furt de dOuazeci de dolari.
Walden a fOst cOndamnat pentru
uciderea lui Charles ID. Backer. in
casatorul unei societati de asigura-
re, i'm timpul cand acesta din urma
Sc afla in casa lui Walden spre a
incasa suma Gle bani
Amandoi condamnatii devenise-
ra foarte religiosi de vre-o doua
zile. Bush a seris pc ,ln petic dc
hartie urmat0arele cuvintc:
Gin Dumnezeu ne G nadcjdea
El ne va mantui.'
Dupa aceia atarnat-O de dreve.
lie celulei unde stau inchisi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-05
DEBs 81
DETINUTII
POLITICI

WASHINGTON, 4 Maiu.--Eu-
gene Debs, care fost gratia,, de
presedintele Harding i'll Deccmbrie
trecut din puscaria Atlanta, scris
capilor earl conduc "Cruciata Co
piilor' ca "daca parintii acestor
copii inertia sa fie tinuti in pusca-
RE la un loc Gu hotH si~omoritorii
de oameni, nici Ell, Debs, 'avea
dreptul de Fl in libertate."
In scrisoarea ce S a dat astazi i'm
public, Debs urma sd zica:
Ell nu sunt mai vinovati ca mi
ne, 81 vol insista ca ori eli sd fie Ii
berati, ori sd flu 81 eu dus inapoi
la eli.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-05
JUDECATA
TURCEASCA

AHMEDABAD, India, 4 Maiu
-Hazrat Mohani, presedintele LII,
gel Musulmane din India, fost
condamnat la dol ami inchisoare pc
mOtivul ca ar ii incercat sa inta.
rite locuitorii la rascoala. Sentin.
ia la fost pronuntata de judeca'
tor, la un minut dupa ce jurii i
achitasera.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-05

Washington, 5 Maiu. - Prese-
dintele Harding STA inchinat ziua
de eri grevei minerilor. John l.
Lewis, presedintele international
al Uniunilor minerilor, fost la
Harding timp de ora, lasand
presedintelui sa cunoasca situa-
tia actuala minerilor, din pune
tul lor de vedere, ca presedintele
sd fie pc deplin informal pentru
All, cand va avea loc un consiliu
de cabinet.
Dupa convorbirea lui GU Har-
ding, Lewis avut o intrevedere
Gu Davis, ministrul muncei. Fri
tarziu, presedintele Harding a
rugat pc ministrul de razboiu
Weeks ca sa vina la Casa Alba
sal ceara parerea in legatura Gu
greva. Ministrul de razboiu IL are
mimic de a face Gu aceasta .ereva
dar presedintele tine multi la pa
rerile sale personale.
Nu s'a facut nici un comunicat
despre aceste convorbiri. dar sc
site ca situatia fost discutata
i'm amanuntele Ell.
Sc crede Cd presedintelc Har
ding comunicat d-lui Lewis pa
l..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-05
SCHIMONOSIREA
NUMELOR

Orice pdrlit ch -escu IN coodd.
cum prinde csvG ching 81 are bdni,
Sc prefoce IN -eSco, cu 0, cdci sund
mm boiereste. Icescu derine Iccsco,
Ciuniulcscu - Ciontolesco. Altii
foc din Su!u -Soutzo, lar cream
modest Guritd Sc preface IN Gou-
ritsa. Dupd Ortogrdfia franccsd
asa 0 II, dur &c are face Parisul
ca Dacia lui Tfuian?
S'a mai p0n,enit la vrc-un pOp0,
atita Hpsd de cOnstiintd ,ntionaid
Laati sean,a cd 81 ardetenii, eel
putin uni din ei, o sd 'nceapd sd
Sc escOidscd. - Nin,ic nu prindt
mai repede ca pilda cea req.
ca contrast int dduc aminfc dt
an amdrh de errcu repi din RO
mania aici in america cdre-si scrit
numele Bercorici, Gu vici, fiindcd
asa c MAJ rOmdneste 81 nu rrea me,
in ruptm capului sd scrie BerkO
cits, deSi ar fl pentru american
MAJ usOr de pronuntat.
Cine are urcchi de ausH sd amdd
Ion al Paunei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-05
WRANGEL POATE STA
IN BULGARIA

Geneva, 5 Maiu. - Premierul
,Stamboulinsky al Bulgariei a de.
clarat aici cd generalul baronul
Wrangel, fruntas anti-bolsevic, a
cerut permisiune ca sd stea in
Bulgaria. Guvernul bulgar a 81
dat permisillnea Gu conditia ca
Wrangel va sta Cd cetatean privai
81 nu "a comandant al armatei
sale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-05
CeneraIul WI ocupS
capitala Chinei
B U L E T I N

. ~ - II i IN
Peking, 5 Maiu.-Gene-
RAUL WI Pei Flu, - care a
fost raportat eri mort, "a
ocupat capitala Chinei, O.
rasul Peking. Generalul
Chan Tso-Lin, care a per-
dut lupta din sudul orasu-
lui, fuge spre Mukden. Ar
mata sa Sc retrage in dis
ordine spre Tientsin. OBJ
servatorii de aici cred ca
lnfrangerea lui Chang in
semneaza terminarea raz-
boiului civil.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-05
Lupta poIitiei din
Canton Gu niste
bandit
Trei morti 81 mai multi raniti.

Canton, Ohio, 4 Maiu. - Dol
bandit 81 un antreprenor DIN
Canton sunt morti, alti dol ban
diti trag sd moara 81 patru locul-
tori din Canton Sc afla grav ra-
niti in urma unei lupte &c a avut
loo intro padure situata la clncl
mile spre nord de Canton. Gel
patru bandit au luptat pana ce
au cazut impuscati de patrula
formata de politiSti 81 civil din
Canton.
Conform celor spusc de oamenll
politiei, banditii venisera aci Gu
scopul sa libercze pc un arestant
din Oklahoma anume John Ste
vens, care-si face osanda la pus-
caria din Canton. Stevans GU
nOscut cd ON prlmejdiOs in mai
multe state. 81 aici a fost condam-
nat de juri pc motivul ca ar ii
fost amestecat in spargerea de la
banca Bedford de acum un an 81
jumatate trecut.
MOrti sunt urmatorii:
RALPH w. HOFFE, antreprc-
nor din Canton, in etate de % dc
ami, care facea partc din patrula
EDDIE STEVENSON, unul din
tire bandit, locuitor in Cleveland
U'N ALT BANDIT, neidenti,
ficat.
Banditii fusesera afestati dt
Ipolitistul-bicilist John Wise pen
tru faptul ca manau un automo
bill cu prea mare viteza de la ba
riera de nord orasului. Eli 5 s'au
supus, dar la un moment dat Tau
pus politistului revolverele il
coastd 81 Ia slit Sd Sc urce Gu e
in automobil. Cativa drumeti, OBJ
servand sccna, au dat alarma
Banditii au apucat-o Gu automo
bllnl 81 Gu Wise spre padure, ur
marltl de calatori. de fermieri S
de un automobil plin de politisti
Banditii au intrat Gu automo
bilul in padurc unde dupa ce a,
legat pc Wise de un pom, au des
ems 81 au inceput sa traga focur
de revolver i'm urmaritorii ce $,
apropiau. Dupa 0 jumatate d,
ora nlcepuse lupta. intocmai c;
cele de pc campul de razboiu.
Banditii an tras focuri pana G,
au murlt Gu revOlverclc i'm mana
lntr u tarziu. dupa incetarea fo
curilor. NORTH 81 ranitii au fos
ridicati 81 dusi in oras.
Banuelile politiei ca acesti ban
dltl venisera sd scape pc Steven
din JAIL, sc intemeiaza pc fap
tul ca in automobilul banditilo
Eau gasit niste haine 81 rufe in
semnate Gu initialele lui Stevens
lar drevele de fier de la celul
unde era inchis acesta, au fos
gaslte taiate Gu pila, gata de a
indoite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-05
NOTITA

Ori ce scrisori ce sa refera Ia
ziatul America" sunt q Sc
adresa astfel:
"AMERICAn
sos Detroit Avenue
Cleveland, o.
Scrisori adresate pc hume
personale daca nu STUNT resol-
vate, administratia nu-si il nici
o respundere.
Administratia.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07

Dean McClenahan was acting on his own
initiative or without authority.
IN laying the case of these athletes
before the three chairmen, Dean Nc
ClenahanPacted under specific vote OF
instruction from the Princeton commit
tee on outdoor sports. The Princeton
committee had drafted and unanimously
adopted alternative interpretations OF
Che doubtfully worded rule of the Har-
vasd- d-Yale-Princeton agreement cover
ing these cases, The Princeton commit
tee had also made a decision of the cases
under each Interpretation OF the rule.
Dean McClenahan was the instruced
by vote of the committee to lay these
alternative interpretations and decisions
before the three chairmen for them to
decide which should be regarded as
official at Harvard. Yale and Princeton.
These alternative interpretations and de-
cisions OF the Princeton committee were
subsequently, printed in the Princeton
Aluntu Weekly under date of April IL,
922.", tiT rA
The entire affair here has been
characterized as combination OF gross
exaggeratlon, with much inaccuracy
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
DIR. Hibben Concurs.
Or. Hibben's statement said:

LIT. ItlUDenS statement SdlU.
I'm reference to the statement from
the faculty committee on outdoor
sports, / wish to add that 1 was pres
ont at the meeting of the committee
when the final report to be presente
to the three chairmen Of Harvard, Yale
and Princeton was drafted, and fully
concurred in the findings of the COM
mittee.
"The faculty committee on outdoor
sports at Princeton has the following
membership: Dean McClenahan. chair
man; Dean Fine. former chairman OF
the committee for many years; Prof.
Spaeth. coach of the crew; Prof. Ken
nedy, chairman of the track committee:
Prof. Hutson. registrar and for several
years coach of the freshman baseball
team; Prof Raycroft, chairman or the
department OF hygiene and physical
tiop, and Prof. Mcclure, Prince
ton, 'SS
THE personnel Of this committee is
significant in view of the discussion
The faculty statement was:
"The Princeton faculty committee on
outdoor sports desires to deny with the
utmost definiteness the implications Of
an article in The New York Times of
May that in laying the cases of the
recently disqualified Princeton athletes
before the committee of the three chair
men consisting of Dean Briggs of Har-
vard Prof Kendell OF Yale and Dean
McClenaran Of Princeton) for decision,
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
DELAY CUT IN RED ARMY.

Moscow, May (Associated Press) -
The session OF the All Russian Central
Executive Committee. which was to con-
slider among other things the reduction
of the Red army. providing the results
obtained at the Genoa conference were
satisfactory, has been postponed until
May ~.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07

throughout There is no fear here on
the part OF the authorities that the
Princeton alumni are as a whole OPP
posed to the actions of the committee
ON outdoor sports or Dean McClenahan
as chairman of that committee.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
Deans Authority Upheld.

The statements in a morning news
paper that Dean McClenahan had been
acting without the concurrence of his
colleagues of the committee was en-
phatically denied in statement Of that
body itself and individually the MEM
bers of the committee characterized the
report as ridiculous and untrue
The faculty committee on outdoor
sports or athletics, it was pointed out.
is so constituted that all the athletic
interests OF the university are involved
IF the decision of the committee with
regard to it's recent investigation be
attacked, the entire committee must
be attacked. t4s s7
Such an attack would make necessary
an assault on Princeton rowing in the
person of DIR. J. Duncan Spaeth, drec-
tor of rowing; on tracks through Prof.
Charles W. Kennedy chairman of the
track committee, and on 2he entire ath-
letic policy OF the university because
Of DR.. JOSEPH w. Raycroft, chairman
Of the department OF hygiene and physi-
cal education. The other members of
the committee besides. Dean AIcClena-
han, are Dean Henry b. Fine. for years
chairman OF theccomnlittee Prof. Fred
erick L. Hutsor, registrar and several
years coach of the freshman basebali
team, and Prof. Mcclure.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
PRINCETON FACULTY (.
BACKS SPORT RULING.
sUpholds Dean McClenahan
in Athletic Tangle in
Big Three
GAVE FULL AUTHORITY
DR.. Hibben Says He Knew
n of Committee Report
and Concurred.,
FACTS PUBLIC APRIL u
Critics Could Have Read De-
FACTS PUBLIC APRIL -
Critics Could Have Read De-
cision in Alumni Weekly,
Is Inference.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YoEK HERALD.
PRINCETON, May 6.-Princeton au-
thorities broke their silence to-day
and issued strong denials that Dean
Howard McClenahan had in any way
misrepresented or injured the inter
ests OF old Nassau in the athletic
councils OF the-"Big Three" as alleged
in recent newspaper reports.
The faculty committee on outdoor
sports and DR.. JOHN Grier Hibben,
the president, both issued statements
declaring that no action had been
taken at any time except as a result
of instructions from the entire COM
mittee.
" Lansing Collins. secretary of the
university, declared definitely that the
reported resignation OF w. L. Hosmer,
chairman of the graduate school COM
mittee for New England, was news
to him. and that he had seen nothing
of the resignation"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15

'Battcd FOR Mcnamara In eighth.
Score by innings. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
PATTERSON ONLY FOREIGNER
LEFT IN SINGLES TOURNEY
Australian Star TO Meet Tdcn in Semiiina Round To-
day-Littlc Bill Johnston and Vinccn,
Richards Still in Play.

tho constellation Rlou: with william.
la todny'r matches. TheY were I.nyo
Sh!mliu. the main strength Of the
1921 Japnnonc Dnvit, cup team: Manuel
Alonzo. III" Spanish champion and
Davis cup contestant. and James ..
Anderson. OF the AuRtra!!au team.
Sh!rn!zu WAS coin!,a rntlvely easy for
Tilden this time. Lctn,: eliminated
BY tho score Of CO. G-3. C-l. Alonsu
took II helated brac. for himself iu
the III ird 80; Of his match with John
kton. however. and Little I:ul had q,
terrific scrap on h!s hands TO win
the iinnl Set aud the match. 20. Th.
sc0re was Go. &c. 80
Richards was not expected To beat
anderson. Uut the Juvenile Davis Gun
player came through with game
OF startling brilliarcc 10 win. %
IS. 30. Anderson. who carried tn
Den into i've nets bcCor" being sun
ducd In the Anal DAVE cup match AZ,
Forest Hills week ago. helped Ia.b-
ards to win. by committing vital er-
roIs.
Williams apparently was not ~,
ms best In the match with Patterson.
ana lost. G-3. Ga, CT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
PAhCHO VILLA BUMPS
BUFF OUT Of TITLE
Filipino Wins Flywcig hit
Championship by Tcchni-
cal Knockout.
iUy Nssociatod proas !

HIOOEl y. =, Sopt H.
fanchp villa. OF Manila. tonight ho-
cam" TIA" nyw.ight champion oC tho
United States by scoring u technical
knockout over johnny Bun az Jersey
city. iw"nty-sovon seconds U:icr tho
opening or the eleventh round OF a.
scheduled ;wclvo-rouud bout.
Eun's seconds threw u towel Into
the riug when Johnny, battered TO
crOrrinuss. stood helpless before Tho
FiIipiuo's attack
In the tenth round villa scored two
IIiochhuwns. II" began by pummcl-
ling Bun w!,h both hands. rushing
him 10 the ropes ana then chasing
him across the ring. BuR was reel
!nr whcn Villa landed his lctt to the
head ana sent the American buinp!ni;
10 the i!Oor.
The frs; time Bun did not take a
count. but whcu Villa placed both
hands 10 the head 4 few seconds
later tic American Lag on the i.oor
until five was counted and the bel.
rang saving him. He was picked M
and placed IN his chair.
!, was Villas ngh, from the first.
He was always active, always punch
ing for an opening instead of wait
!uG for Il chance as Bur aid. Ills
terrific body blows with b,th Lands
sappcd tn" American Gknlp.ou in
tho carly rounds ana hw crushing
lett hooks and jabs 10 the head IT,, tho
latter rounds brought him Tho VIC
tory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
GOLF GETS PRAISE
FROM NATIONS HEAD
nv Assoc!a,cd prcssl

NEW YORK. Sept li-Go!f has
contributed good deal TO prcs!-
dent i'ardinG's comfort during a
long and hot summer. he writes in
letter expressing his regret at be-
NIX unable to participate in The
tournament OF senior golfers now
being played at Rye. y. Y. The let
ter. received hy Frank Presbrey,
president OF the sccniors' golf asso-
citation. says:
II spent very long and very hot
summer in Washington. with sub
stantialiy nothing 10 do bu, work.
At rather uncertain intervals. /
played round Of golf and as the
season ncars its end, | am able To
congratulate myself on the fact that
golf has contributed good deal 10
my comfort aud condition am
more than ever convinced that ,bn
seniors golf association has tine
right idea"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
iBy United N.wsl

FILA DELPii1A. Sept. Gerald
j.. Patterson. tho bIg captain Of tho
Australusian Davis cup team and
holder OF the Wimbledon singles
championship. Is tho sole remaining
foreign player in the battle for the
American title ana unofficial r.cog-
milton hs the world champion. Put
ttfson advanced to tho scminnal
round. In which he meets william y.
ridden. the defending champion, to-
morrow by defeating II. Norris VIII
h"Nhs. IA" American Davis cup cap
tam. IN their match Thursday
n" "th"r three remaining players
an are members II the American
Davis cup team-TilGen, Littl. BIZ
johnston and Vincent Richards. the
youthful ionkcrs star.
IN" I!ldcn- Patterson match will
De IN" feature Of Fridays play at the
Germantown Cricket Club Johnston
ana Richards VIII 20 10 1t earlier
IN bout for the honor Of nghtlnc
IN" other survivor in the final round
They meet at $50 ana Tlld.n meets
Patterson at 1910.
Three foreign stars tumbied out OF
Cincinnati. G; Brooklyn :. Base on
'balls-on Grimes. 3. struck out
by Couch. l. Empires. Klein and
Scntcllc Time Of game. 1871
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
international.

baltimore. 4 Newark, ,.
rochester Buffalo. postponed rain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
CARDS TRIM PILLS
rBy Associated pres..I

PHILADELPHIA. sept, 'i.-st.
Louis made It three straight over
Philadelphia by taking today's game.
9 To {. stock had i've hits. ono a
double, In "a many trips TO the plats.
g Williams hit his twen,y.four,h
home run Of the season In the third
inning OF Jess Ha!nes. iornsby
doubled In tho nrst Inning. running
his total of hitting in consecutive
games 10 twenty nine. Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
LITTLE JEFF" TO BOX
ROBBINS At H0PEWElL
'lywcights on Program at Du
Pont Club on Wedncs.
day Night.

Especial 10 The T!ines- Dispatch
HONEYWELL. VA. Sept. lI.--An-
th"r boxing event OF Interest VIII
G held at the DUPONT Club on Sep
'n'bcr 20 when Billy Robbins. fly
eight champion. viii meet Little
IN. OF baltimore. both men TO
"leh l22 pounds. ringside. In ad-
'tlon 10 this special event, Rocky
Iarion VIII meet Battling Terry, Of
altinorc, known as the "Cavcinun."
)r the southern mlddlcweight cham
!onShip, which - now claimed by
Iar!on. Both men are to weigh in
loo pounds. There VIII also be
cverai rrcliminarics and battle
'yai Tn. events are expected TO
tract Il large crowd from Richmond
nd PntcrSNurK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
MnhiIc Wins nnr ln ,nn,h.r.

MOBILE. ALA. Sept. 1.-THE
southern League season closed here
today. with a 6-to-i victory for New
orleans over the Mobile champions.
CRAFTS home run in the ninth. with
1 man on. deciding the contest in
favor OF the visitors. Thc Mobile
team leaves carly Friday for For,
Worth. 20 open the Dixie champion
aH? series there SUNDAY afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
B URLEICH GRIMES WILD
iRy Annotated press.l

HKODkLYN. =. y. Sept. l4.-Cin-
u nati squared UP the FIRST two
a mes OF the series wi,h BROOKLYN.
= winning today 10 ,. Grimes
GAS wild. and hits were punched on
i'm throughout Burns had the fore
sGer OF his righ, hand mashed by
limo fy In the ntth inning and re-
red. Daubert hit homer over tho
ishi- Held wall IN the ninth with
one on base. Score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
BABE ADAMS TIGHT
IRy NssocIntol Trossl

BOSTON. Sept. li-Babc Adams
Id Boston To nve hits today, Pitts
Ire winning. TO o. Miller was
iock"l out OF the box In the sixth.
hen he forced in TWO runs with
-sses. and Russell then cleared the
Iscs with Il double. Catches by
'aynor aud Blehec were sensational
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BROWNS WIN AGAIN
lBy Assncintcn rrn.. !

ST LOUIS. Sept. li-S, I.,,t.
cam" from behind for tn. mira ,i,,n
IN INC fast four games and defeated
t"hton. > TO ,. In the second game or
'h" series today Pat Collins rn,
'n'e" hits out of four trips to Tho
p''iS' and handled fourteen chances
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DrOuklyn.

'fattcd for Miller in ninth
Rated for Grimes In ninth.
Tho score by innings: II.
'hc'hh"N ZOO ll2 00I-7
........0 900 o3o 000-3
summary: Two-base hits-EIar-
rave. Bohne. Fonseca. Home-ruu-
'aubcrt. Stolen basc-punca,,
acrihces-iliinli Daubcrt. HARPER
ohne, Johnston. Left on bases
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i''HIS ..'......... 81 = II - - o
'i1atted for Quinn in ninth.
'Baited for Mitchell in u!uih.
'3attcd for Wright in seventh
ii"ston ............. loo 600 G6O-S
~. Louis ....-....... olO GOO 22N-5
summary: Two-base hits-M!tchcil.
- H"urke. SEVERED. Pratt. johnson.
Ihre"-base hit-Jacohsou. Home run
Turns. stolen bases -Mcnosky.
oRourkc 90. Wright.
Double McManus and i. col
iins. Left on bases Boston. .. st
Louis $. Bases ON halls-om Quinn.
= off Davis. =; of Wright. !. struck
oni-by Quinn. 2. by Davis. !. bv
hoIp, ]. Hits-oT Davis in 3: OF
wright in :: OFF kolp. in . WIN
h!ns p!tcher-kolp. Empires. Guth-
ri" and Evans Time, 1850.