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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-01
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-01
ADMIT STEALING AUTOS

HAMMOND, Ind. July lon tip
that automobile thieves were operat-
ing on the road leading south from
Hammond, the police Friday arrested
Edwin P. Wild, Albert c. Fink and
Mrs. Grace OdonneIl, all of Cleveland,
o. A confession was wrung from the
men. Mrs. Odonnell says her husband
is in Erie, Pa, that she is suing him
for divorce and is travelling with Wild
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25
INvtTABE

Societatea Romana dc Aiutor
81 Cultura Printul Carol al Ro-
maniei'' din Zelicnople, Pa. arc
onoare a invita- pc toate onoratele
Socictati, Cluburi 81 Parochii, cat
81 pc toti fratii romani din loc 81
| jur a lua parte la marea Petrcccrc
lmpreunata ell dams care va avea
loc in seara zilei de % Oct. a. c.
! in Hala Soc. de sub No. 295 Zieg-
Ter Str.
Inceputul petrecerii va Fl la
orcle Z p. m. 81 va dura pana la
orelc - din noapte.
(; Pretul de intrarc: Domnii S1O0
! 81 Damele 80 cent.
! Muzica vestitului Nick Sinu din
Youngstown, Ohio va distra pc
onor. public cu cele mai frmnoasc
arii de dams 81 cantece rationale.
Bufetul va fl aranjat Gu tot
| felul de mizeluri, 81 benturi ra-
coritoarc.
Aducem in vedere onor. pubi-
tcnlui caci, conform hotarfrii din
Isedinta gcnerala Societatea de
lmai sus, au redus taxa de 1nscricre
[pe seara dc % Oct. 81 rugam pc
acei care nu snnt membri r. S. r.
A., 81 an vote a devem membri So
cietatii noastre, pot sd devSni
membri Gu taxa de inscriere De
Ijnmatate, din care primeste toatc
cc!e neccsare pentru un membrl
ca Statnt. Cocarda, Button 81 Di-
ploma.
Onor. public sa ia in vedere ca
Societatea noastra plateste in caz
Gle moarte cu $s00.00 fopt snte
dolari).
| In speranta ca onor. public ne
va ola tot sprijinul crryenit pc
aceia seara pana la revedere am
ramas salutandu-ya cu o adeva-
rata dragoste fratiasca.
In numele Societatii ''Printul
Carol al Romaniei'' din Zelie-
nople. Pa.
loan I. Luca, presedinte.
lean Seesan, prim secretar.
i (251--52).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25

lvedcrc eli. no1,I presidin ales sunf
'urmatorii frati
Geo. p. Gava, pres, sam Ora
gan, vicesprcs.. Geo. Oancea, prnn
secrctar, Vasile Ciolan, seer. fin,
Geo. Munteanu, easier. Mex. Cos.
filiul 81 Argllir Boeriu, controlori
Fn conflict stunt urmatorii Geo
Belcu, G.. M. Cazan, lronim Socea
loan Caprita, D. Siantlru, SaIbir
Buftea, Mihai Jinga. Nicolae Be.
rindea, a. Unchisel.
Pcntru eel ifltcresati sa bint
Ivoiasca lua la cunostinta, CT
dlagoste fratiasea.
Societatea 'Inviereas
Geo. g. Gava, presedinte.
Geo. oancea, secfetar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25
. APPEL

In ziua de 20 Oct. 1922, Socie'
tatea romano de ajutor 81 cultura
"Ncgru voda" cu sediul in Nc
Kees Rocks, Pa, va serbia JUBI.
LEUL DE Is AM de Ia fnfiinta.
rea Societatii.
81 Isl indrcapta glasul catrc
toatc Societatilc, Parochii 81 Cfu-
burr, 81 apeleaza Ia bunul -sihhti.
|mant al D-voastra a ne da spriji-
|nul material.
Stiut este ca Soc. .Negru voda
,fntotdeauna si-a facut datorinta
81 q dat sprijinul material tuturor
ISocietatilor 81 Parochilor, fic din
'apropiere ori din departarc.
Societatile din departare sa nu
.trim4a drapelele, de oare ce &
'foarte gren pcntru delegate $;
,aven drapele aici, in i,,rul nostr,l,
credem ca si D-voastrd N ~
Yeti de uitdrii pc siua a. ms; suts'
,zisS. q
II numele societstii .Negfu
lvodzs'
tAias ulseps, prsedinto.
- 0fajc1sau, secretar.
{ (zl9
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25

paganda economical raspuns numa eli MI sunt ino-
mat despe mmea cc petrecc acasa dar mi dat on
sa dau c deslusre prvre la coneul m starea
loica Roaniei daca mi sar intampla sa f fntrebat'
Daca vol sd ocupan pc arg de chostia servfciuni
&c informae &c ar rebh inta in New York star cerc a
SCREEN maj mutt = aceasta nu ne perte situata noastra
am volt deceit sd cxpun uncle parer asa rrecuf veden
moi II lin mari, aces serviciu Chest de care
eea mai nportanta nodul de pasare mai petfsca sti-
IN afara de cadrele acestor artcoase nepreten-
{foase. -
Este nsz important seryicul sa se ifinteae 81 cst
mi de graba Daca tara ondur pentru ato ucruri ,e.
trebuncioase nefnsenate trebuie aiba beup na-
tue carei importana fost recanoscut1 81 tpse
afars d BoInsnia sS'sBaa n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25
P0STA REDACTIEI

D-lui loan g. Adam, Indiana
polis, Ind: - Am PRINT scrisoa
rea 81 va miltumim pcntru infor
matiuni. In cceacc priveste pc &c
ecu luna" nu putem zice deca'
cd cine sapa groapa mtuia cad,
el intrin.sa. Salutari.
D-lui D. g. Procupp, Pittsburgh
Pa. Regret, eel TRIMS nu 81
Ipoate plJblica. Reclama Sc pla
teste, 81 nu poate veni din partc;
redactiei. Am reprodus insa ce d
puIblicat in POST
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25
INF0RNAT|UN|

Peking. Mai m,llte crucise-
toare chineZe an plecat la Vladl-
vostolS, spre lupta contra boise
vicilor.
Eladiyostok. Generalul Di-
trich a dat or-din ca toti civilii sd
parascasca orasul. in vedcrea unei
lupte care va inccpe acolo imediat
Intre garzile albc 81 Bolsevici.
Berlin. Capitala Gnrmaniei
va face 0 emisiune de doua mi
liarde de marci, pc care 0 va numi
Iemisinnea de ajutorare graibnica.
Paris. Venind la discutie o
chestie de tact lti Poincare. par
lamentnl la dat I'M vot de mere
deere.
Amsterdam. - Tn restaurant
din localitate a anuntat in ziare cd
oauta mn chelner. In timp de ora
de la aparitia antlntului au nava.
lit inlauntru peste 200 de chelneri,
dorind fiecare sd ocupe servici,ll
[an1rnHat.
ese
Peking. Guvernul chinez este
tare alarmat de svonul ca boise.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25
RAPPORT

Societatca ''fnvierea's din Mar
tins Ferry, Ohio. Face cunoscut
tuturor membrilor ci atat din loc
cat 81 celor departati, 81 tot odata
roaga pc fratii men1bri Ia aibe in
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25
DIN fUcA C()NDE|ULUl

II usor sd fiji darnic cand al vc-
1ituri din mai multc part =
d
Sihaetrul s5a indignat cand Ell
ncva la amintit lespre aceasta.
Dare ar sti spune cum Sc platesc
financiarc?
A
ASA M gren sd te faci milo
mar. in marci poloneze,.
A
Il obrdznicic sa figureAi ca ''ar-
bitrnl cinstei'' cand tie stii Gu
musca pc caciula..
u
Cate 5000 81 $l75 lunar te pune
la adapost.. in alta tara
"a
Mi adevarat9
-
lntrebati pc SihastNll cu scri
sorile!
u
| &c pczcvcnchiu' cum a
zicc cl I.
&c inventic admirabill fotc
erafiatul! II folosesti 81 pentr
| Ifotografiarea unor scrisori de q
faccri facutc intrc patru ochi. In
zadar lc distlrrgi cd cliseul I'd
name.
| u
| .Japonezii an o haltic pe care
Ipoti spala ca pc o panza. Dac
ar face tocmelile secretc pc ast
fcl de hartic. tot ar mai Fl ceva d
secretul lOr.
| &
Strigi hot sa MI Sc site cd t
esti tartorul lor.
{ 81 aceaSta este O filOzofie
"a
! Scriitoral de biografii ale uno
ioameni prominent vrea sa-s
faca mendrele prin west. dupa c
prin east STA mancat omenia.
| "a
'Actorul' de la Detroit a avn
lun success admirable in Indiana
polls. Au fost 20 in sala, platin
| cate 'coroana''. lar ceilalti
asteptau la use sal intrebc de $;
natate.
| "a
Scamatorii cred ca pot prost
lumea cumiilte. Sc 'nseala, - PR
cum All avnt s;l constatc singur
4
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Amsterdam. Din callza mari
lor crizc economice. o banca lo1
Gala a concediat 100 de fnnctio-
mari. Salariilc illsa le frusesera pla-
lite pc trci llmi inainte.
Mexico City. Conform mni
project de lege dcpus la staruinta
prescdintclui Obregon, bastinasii
earl ataca pe strainii din Mexico
vor Fl taxati de tradatori 81 pc.
dcpsiti ca atare. M
Belfast. = Trupele statului Ii.
Der an luat prizoncr pc CONAN
dantul general 7. Mcclure, care
membru in Dali. Odata cu cl an
mai fost luati prizonieri 81 100 de
soldati Capturarca a fost facuta
la North Galway.
Paris. - Fdouard' 'Herriot, care
vMitat Russia Gle curind, reco-
manda partidulni radical sd tri-
mita II tara bolsevicilor comi-
silnc comerciala franceza.
ConstantinOpol. Autoritdti!c
englcze an dat ordin sd sc coboare
steagul rosu de pc legatia ruseas-
ca. Rusii au ccrut 0 eXplicatic,
Moscova. = IN conformitatc cu
un nou decret ministerial, organc-
lie administrative pot condamna
Ipe criminali la inchisoare 81 fara
Ijudecata. Aceasta sc refera mai
multi la bandit.
- i
Toxic. - Guvernul civil din
Vladivostock MI voieste sd la nici
o dispozitiune in chestia munitiu.
nilor .japonezc aflate acHlo. D-nul
Charles B. Warren. ambasadorul
american, a fost rugat sd faca nn
araniament cu privire la Gle.
| Roma. - Aici bantuit O fur.
tuna grOasnica, in decm.sul ca
reia $ an .aprins mai multe ease
ldin trasnet. Ploaia c;izuta ficut
ca riurile sa sc reverse 81 sd in.
lnccc mai multe ease. Din aceastd
lcauza serviciul pc calea ferata
Pisa s'a sllspendat.
SIS
Paris. = De acum incelo ziua
| de III NOcmbrie este Scrbatoart
tnationala, care Sc tine sub numcle
de Ziua Victoriei. Ea a fost decla
rata legala din partea parlamen
tului.
! Belfast. O bomba, aruncat;
de REBEL intro strada populata
a ranlt patru persoane.
/ Londra. Parlamcntul illan
Idez a aprobat pana acum 40 din
cclc 73 de articole ale noni constr
tnIii. Probabii ca constitutia va
aprobata in intregimc pana la 81
, Octombrie, cand are sa fie trimiss
la Londra.
| AngOra. = D-nul Dviani, prese
ldintele federated republiilor eau
caziene, a sosit aici ca TRIMS spe
cial al sovietelor. Faptnl este co
mental ca 81 mai mare apropie
re lntre cele doua guvclne.
- .
j Mexico City. - lInignile distrit
ttclor federale an dat ordin d.
greva pc timp de "a de ore, c,
drept doyada de simpatie pentr1
grevistii de Ia berarii, earl si-a,
incetat lncrul de acu1, 50 de zile
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25

Peking. - Guvernul chinez este
tare alarnat de svonul ca bolse-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25

Scamatorii cred ca pot prosti
lumca cuminte. Sc 'nseala, pre-
cum All arvnt sa constatc singuri.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-12
Southern Association.

STANDING or THE CLUBS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-12
Fourteenth Straight kayo
Scored by Willie Singer

Willie Singer Of the Ninety-second
Branch Of the " NJ. n. Al. champion
amateur feathcrweight boxer or New
York State. scored his fourteenth
straight knockout victory OF the season
In a bout IN the i2s pound class nj New
York Athletic Club last night His victim
was J. Dubodsky 81 Rutgers gymnasium.
Singer put him down for the count after
minute 80 seconds IN the fret with a
hft 70 the body ana a right TO the Jaw.
The final bouts In the several classes
Will be contested Saturday night.
ito POUND CLAss-First bout-H. Waicott.
Montauk a. c.. defeated Nicholas pcmas
Creek American A. G., four rounds judges
decision.
lie POUND cLAss-Firsi bout--R. anderson.
unattached, defeated II. Sporteili, Christ
Church House A. A.. three rounds, judges
decision. Second bout-G Heath. St Breu.
ders Lyceum defeated =. Lawior, paulist
A. c.. three rounds judges decision
~ POUND CLASSIFIED hout-Wilile
Singer. Ninety-second street Y. NJ. ~ AZ
defeated j Dubodsky. Rutgers Gymnasium
Singer put hia man down for the count
after one minute thirty seconds III the first
round Second bout-Lco Sheften, uuat-
tached. defeated ~. Nedliu, unattached (;
SheftIn scored clean knockout after two
minutes In first round.
liz POUND CLASSIFIED bout Hubner.
~ A. Sokol Gymnasium, defeated leo
Cohen, unattached: four rounds. judges
decision Second bout--A. Fcrrari, Green
wich House A. A., defeated Joseph Wilson,
Monroe Club: three rounds; judges de-
clsion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-12
OUTLOOK FOR LOCAL
TEAMS Is ROSEATE
Giants Open Against West To-
morrow, While Yanks
Start in Chicago.

The Giants. with five and a half
game lead and twenty more games TO
play. open a long battle against the in
vaders from the West at the Polo
Grounds tomorrow. They will meet the
Cubs. After the Chicago club will come
the Reds. who open with a double
header on Saturday. and then the Pr
rates and Cardinals. The series with,
the Pittsburgh team will open on Sep
TENDER 20.
The Yankees, with lead of game
and 4 half and seventeen games moro
to- play. will open their fateful tour Of
the West in Chicago tomorrow with a
double header There will be four games
in three days at the park of the White
Sox. From there the Yanks will move
on 70 st. Louis. where the race may be
decided. Detroit and Cleveland follow
in the itinerary Of the New Yorks. Just
now II looks decidedly like another world
series on a five cent fare--all at the
Polo Grounds. The schedules of the two
local clubs for. the rest Of the season
follow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-12
Tender 0utpoints Hammer
in Philadelphia Ball Park
Bobby Barrett Knocked Out
in One Round.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l1-Lew Tender
of Philadelphia had little trouble win
ming from Ever Hammer of Chicago in
the eight round feature bout in the
Philles' ball park here tonight. The
" estern scrapper had only one ambition
and that was to stay the eight rounds.
Tender hit him with almost every
thing he had, but could not send him to
the mat. Tender won every round.
Sid Marks. Canadian lightweight. sub
stituting for Sailor Friedman. knocked
out Bobby Barrett of Clifton Heights
Pa. in the first round OF their scheduled
eight round battle. Marks, who has
done considerable fighting in and around
New York recently. was outweighed
four pounds by Barrett. Marks dropped
Barrett with a wicked right for count
of nine and after Barrett got UP he was
floored again and Referee Clutch stopped
the bout.
Joe Tiplitz Philadelphia lightweight.
outslugged Pal Moran of New Orleans in
a thrilling eight round bout. They
slugged and slugged all the way. Tip
litz being the stronger at the finish.
Geore X O. CLANCY, the Baltimore
knockout artist, added another victim
TO his long string when nc knocked out
Billy Angelo OF York In the sixth round.
Before he took the count Angelo pulled
the unusual feat of sending CLANCY to
the mat for count of one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-12
EAST AND WEST.


off
lost Nebraska when
remembered that Nebraska Army
6
brother stirring
Slater tackle
Bulldog
will without would him. But
be a of itself
s ame
a
pitcher Well
Collins
nsby
Cleveland
with
long
efore he
that
double
before of the first things which
pitcher could hold
Kioy
tina of his the mound
The hardest thing
to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-12
YANKEES.
On the road.

Remaining, II games
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Johnny Buff Will Give
Villa Hard Test Tonight

Johnny Buff and Pancho villa. two
lyweights, will iy ut each other like a
pair Of feathered bantams tonight In
the ring In Ebbets Field The Filipino
when in action inside the ropes reminds
one OF diminutive gamecock springing
at an opposing bird and striking with
-" spurs. villa Is the personidcation Of
swift graceful. menacing action.
Buzz. being considerably older and
more sedate. Will be somewhat less
exuberant. though he VIII not be lack
ing IN responsiveness. The Jerseyman
will also furnish some hard. straight hit
ting. and the Filipino will need 10 keep
his jaw well protected.
The objective Of each Of the contest
ants is a match with Jimmy Wilde.
holder Of the worlds fyweight title.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-12
Orioles Win From Bears
in Twelve Inning Contest

BALTIMORE. Sept. 11.-With two out
in the twelfth inning of the game to-
day between the Baltimore Orioles and
the Newark Bears. and the score tied
at all. RUDE Parnham. who pitched
for the league leaders. came to bat with
the bases full and smashed the ball
into right cente- field. Bishop counting
with the winning tally.
The lowly Bears were persistent until
the twelfth frame. when Bishop drew
a base on balls and Styles and McAvoy
we're walked at the order Of Manager
Clymer, to get chance at Parnham,
who responded with the winning hit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-12
Dodgers Recall Players.

The Brooklyn National League Base
ball Club has recalled the services Of
the following players who were placed
out under optional agreements from
clubs as indicated: William J. McCar-
rem. inflelder. Jersey City; Samuel @.
Post, infielder. Reading; James w. Tay-
lor. catcher, Memphis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-12
BROWNS DOWN THE
TIGERS IN NINTH
McManus's Single With Bases
Full Gives His Club 5 to
4 Victory.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 11.-McManuss single
In the ninth with the bases full and two
out enabled s.. Louis to take to-day >
game from Detroit. to 4, thus holding
the margin between the Yankees ana
the locals to one and a half games.
McManus's single followed Sisters
triple and passes to Williams and Jacob
son, after Sisler he'd tied the score with
his three base hit to right center.
Sisler got two hits out of five tries,
making thirty-nine consecutive games in
which he has hit safely. or only one
game behind the modern major league
record established by Ty Cobb in 1911.
He further increased his lead for the
seasons batting honors over Cobb. who
was held to one hit in five trips to the
plate. The score:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-12
Terry Martin Easy Victor
Over Edwards in IL Rounds

Danny Edwards. the fast colored ban
tamweight from the Pacific coast, met
with an unexpected reversal last night
in the main event of twelve rounds at
the open air arena Of the Oakland A. A..
Jersey City. Terry Martin Of provi-
dence. r. l., was his opponent Martin
forced the fighting with Edwards and
was on top all the way.
Martin had the colored lad on the
verge Of Knockout on two occasions.
the seventh and the final rounds. but
Edwards saved himself by some quick
thinking. Edwards took u bad beating
Frankie D'Annuncio shaded Whitley Hall
In another contest of ten rounds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-12
Senator's Bat Out Easy
Victory Over the Red Sox
Pitchers Piercy and karr Are
Reached for II Hits.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 11.-Washington
batted Boston pitchers hard to-day and
won handily. IL to 3.
Piercy was batted out OF the box in
the fifth inning and karr. who LOOK
his place, was also hit hard.
Brillheart was effective but wild and
Johnson relieved him in the fifth inning.
Goslin led Washington with the stick,
getting FIVE clean singles In as many
turns at bat. The score:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-12
American League Vets
Smother Old Nationals
Win, 2S-7, Before 10000 in
Boston Benefit Game.

BosroN. Sept. 1l.-Twenty thousand
fans saw an all star American League
team of old timers defeat a similar team
recruited from old National League
stars, 2S to I. AT Braves Field this
afternoon. The game was sponsored by
the Boston Post and the net receipts
were to go to the Children's Hospital.
Jimmy Collins, one time brilliant third
baseman for the Red Sox, was captain
of the American League team and Fred
Tenney, Boston National first sacker OF
two decades back. was director of the
other team. Cy Young pitched the first
two innings for the Collins team against
Charley Kid Nichols, and honors were
with Young. The youth and the su-
perior speed OF the team from the
American League made the game one
sided. Nichols and Klobedanz being hit
hard and yielding twenty-six runs in
four innings The play and the hitting
OF Freddy Parent shortstop for the
winners. was a feature. as was the field
ing or Capt. Collins Bill Bradley and
Larry Lajoe Comedy supplied by Nick
Altrock was one OFF the most pleasing
items of the program.
Bobby Love- great Boston National
infielder. was given a big reception
when he entered the game In late in
ming and singled TO centerfeld off Att
rock. 1t was the verdict OF the ma ority
OF old timers that the ball was con
siderably more lively than when they
were actively playing. The score by in
nings:
r. II. e.
Americans j.. o II s o o 0 KS ~ D
Nationals 49,. 3 / o 90 - 10 .
Batteries-Young, Tannehill. Dinneen
O'Bren. Collins. Altrock and Carrigan. Far
rell. Madden Lake. Madden: Nichols. Kobe
dam. Chesbro. Ted Lewis ana Merritt
Archer. Bergen. Umpires-Stafford and
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Two base hits-Burns, Picinich. ORourke.
Lamotte. S. Harris Three base hits-Judge.
Lamotte. Stolen base-Harr!s. Sacrifices
Piercy, Picinich, Rice, Johnson. Double play
-Peckinpaugh. S. Harris and Judge. Left
on bases-Boston, 4 Washington, 10. Bases
on balls-Of Brillheart, 3; off Percy, >;
off Karr, l. Hits-Off Piercy, Is in 4 - in
nings: off karr, In 3 liz innings: off Brill
heart. In innings; off Johnson. In >
Innings Hit by pitcher-By Brillheart.
Observation-Disclosures Losing ptcher-Percy.
JJmpires--Nallin and Connolly. Time of
game-1 hour and IL minutes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-12

Dutch Brandt defeated Eddie Brady
In the main event of twelve rounds at
the Broadway Exhibition Association
last night. Brandt proved more expert
enced than his rival and gained the
Judges decision handily. In the semi
final of six rounds Joe Savio outpointed
Nick Nelson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-12

Two base hits-Getz. Thomas. Haines. Dom
olson, Schacht Post. Three base hit
Haines. Home run-Lucey. Stolen bases
Haines, Lightner Sacrificec-Holt. Barrett
2. Double play-Wurm. Dunn and Holt
Left on bases-Jersey City, ~: Reading, 8.
Bases on balls-Off Wurm &: off Schacht,
!; off NJ. Thomas. /. Struck out-By
Schacht, l. by Wurm. 2; by NJ Thomas. 2.
Hlts-Of Schacht. 10 IN innings; off NJ.
Thomas, ! In innings. Winning pitcher
Schacht. Umpires--Hett. Geisel and Me
Dewitt. Time Of game-2 hours.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.


PoRr HURON. Mich, Sept. Lice
Walsh. first baseman of the local club
OF the Michigan-Ontario League, to-day
was purchased by the Chicago Amer
leans. He will report Immediately. He
hit .333 and fielded 1854 during the sea-
son Just closed.
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New YOrkS Batter DOwn
Six Run Lead in Second
Hs Fine Pitching After Scott Is Driven Out Is Bril-
liant Feature-Kelly's Home Run Proves
Valuable Contribution in First Encounter
by DANIEL.
Discussions having

Giants world uckets
Macs backed vigorously
pushing through
with harps rampant HOW"
happened
violent suspicion tnat the New
Yorks all will seres-with the YANKEES
had managed 10
The scores were similar
Of
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Two base hits-Powei. Kelly, Bancroft.
Three base hits-Powell. Stengel. Stolen
base--Gibson. Sacrifces-watson, Young
Kelly. Left on bases-New York, I: Boston,
.. Bases on balls-Of Scott, 3: off Watson,
II off Braxton, 2. Struck out--By Scott. 1 /:
BY Watson. Il by Braxton. !. Hits-off
scott. in 3 1-3 innings off Hill. . In s 2-3
innings: off Watson, In f-3 innings; off
Braxton. In innings: off Mcnamara, In
2-3 inning. Wild pitcn--scott Winning
pitcher-Hill. Losing pitcher-Braxton. Um-
pires-Sentelle and Mccormick. Time OF
game-1 hour and 45 minutes