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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11
BLOOM WINS
CONTEST FOR
II. GOVERNOR
Governor Donahey's Plurality
$4,000, and Senator Fess
Has $4,000 =.

Cleveland. Ohio. Nov. 10
Newspaper woman. teacher in
vestigator Of immigration condi-
lions, lawyer. assistant county
prosecutor and judge OF common
pleas court. are the steps which
have led for Florence. Z. Allen to
the associate judgeship On the
Ohio Supreme court as far as
far as records show. the only
woman in the world who will
hold such a position.
Complete unofficial returns
show that Miss Allen has been
elected to the Supreme bench by
4 plurality Of 24.S56.
Miss Allen has only been prac-
ticinG law in Ohio for eight years
heing admitted to the bar In
1914. She was graduated from
Western Reserve University In
1904. From 1906 to 1909. she was
on the editorial staff OF the
Cleveland Plain Dealer. writing
musical criticisms at night. and
teaching during the day. Later
she entered Chicago University
Law School.
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G0DD N|SHESFOR CLEN|ENCEAU
BEFORE STARTING FOR AMERICA

sues which are international and wnich
concern any country with world posi-
tion ike America. but | am not going
10 tell American what she ought 10 do.
Naturally. am going to talk about
the German rcparations and the League
IF Nations. Why shouldn't ]? They
are world questions and concern every
big nation. even America"
CIcmcrreau has been in training for
his America tour. walking three hours
daily and following carful diet.
Il am going 10 continue this in
America" he said. so ! can SO 10 any
hanquets II ! must. Probably. howcvet.
Will do what Tatt Is supposed 10 have
done as presdeni-eat nothing at tho
dinners. then get . sandw%ch after
ward"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11
Judge Aliens Majority 1885.

unofficial figures in the state as tab
ulated by the Associated Press this
afternoon showed that Judge Florence
Allen, Of Cleveland. was elected Judga
of the Ohio supreme court over Judge
b. w. Hough, Of Delaware. by l24.35S
votes. Their complete totals were:
Allen. 606,456.
HouGh, 4S2,100.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11
NELLY 1868
MAJORITY OVER
SUTHERLAND
Latest Returns Show Demo-
cratic Majority of Thirty
Six IN House

At an early hour this morning
The Intclligcnccr has received all
but complete returns from the
election in West Virginia for both
United States senator and state
supreme judge. There are only
four precincts not reported for the
senate. and but five for supreme
court judge.
Scnator-cIcct Mansfield VI. Nee
~. of Fairmont, has a plurality of
1853 over Senator Howard Suth-
crland, Of EikinS, with the follow
ing totals:
Nicely lDn..........l9I.S6O
Sutherland ORD......lS3,jOI
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S118,000,000
SMYRNA LOSS

New York, Nov. 1n.-PTopcrty losses
OF the Armenian community from the
fire and attendant disturbances in
Smyrna are now estimated at more than
$4,000, 900. a cablegram received TO-
day from Charles n. Morris. Near East
Relief representative In Athens said.
The Smyrna Armenian community.
Mr.. Morris advised. were 80 Armenians
whose fortunes formerly exceeded Sl,-
100000 each and who are practically
nrnnilrSS.
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LLOYD GEORGE SEES
DANGER FOR BRITAIN

London. Nov. 1O.--CDy The Associated
Press. )-Speaking in support of his
sons candidacy for the house OF COM
mons. former Trimc Minister Lloyd
George told an audience at Havret"rd
Yves; today. that Great Britain faced
the same danger which destroyed Russia.
This menace. he said was attacking
the very ufebiood Of the nation and I'M
less IL was resisted AT tho start the
whole fabric of the commerce and fin
auce o r,hc country would crump!e and
he uaion would go down ruin.
"Brita.n the mighty" would become a
poor thing. crawling along with It's
world supremacy gone
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WANT INCREASED QUOTA

Rome. Nov. lO.-(By TIL" Associated
prnssl-The new Italian government
MANS to ask the United States govern
mont to Increase the annual quota or
Italian immigrants allowed to enter the
T'nitcd States from 10000 to 100000.
The proposal will W based upon tho
Great Qualities Of Italian workers. es-
pcciaily In agricultural pursuits
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MAKE ANOTHER
: ATTEMP FOR
L0NGFL|CHT

Mineola, y. Y, Nov. l0.-Major Cen
cral Mason NJ Patrick. chief or air ser'-
ice. who flew TO Mitchell field today
from Washington to inspect the air
station here said that Licu,cnants Jonn
!. MacReady and Oakley Kelley. who
failed in a recent attempt 10 make
nonstop flight from San Diego 10
Mitchell field. would make second ef-
fort either late this fan or early In the
spring.
They would use the same machine.
they said, that failed them In th"!r hrSS
attempt. The new trip would BE- made
from east to west. he explained. the
start to. depend entirely upon weather
conditions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11
DON Like La Toilette

MlwauNcc. MS. Nov 10 The par
cutjracnrr~' department "f tn" WiSCon-
SIN Teachers association withdrew this
afternoon from the associations pro-
gram for tonight. when It was announc-
ed that United States Senator Robert
NJ LaFollette. was to BE the speaker
wltha defamation on Hamlet.
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Murderers Captured

Beirut Syria. Nov. 10 -lIadjiali, no.
,orions bandit leader who ia believed to
hc tho chief Of the gang which recently
killed lanes Lester Wright. OF Wauke-
sha. Wis. a Near East Relief worker,
was captured yesterday 10y a posse OF
Arab police.
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Cleveland, O., Nov. 1o.-Ffnal re.
ports from all parts OF the state com.
pleted today show Judge Florence e.
Allen independently, elected to the
supreme court bench. and Earl ID.
Bloom (Democrat), elected lieutenant
governor. The contest for attorney
general was also decided, c. e. Crabbe
| (Republican), winning with a plrrrk-
lily OF over 10000
"Dry" BY $4,000.
The beer and light wine amendment
was defeated by over $4,000 votes.
the majority against the amendment
increasing in the rural districts until
even the plurality announced by dry
leaders, and thought to be ridiculous,
was passed by over 1000 votes.
Oonahey BY 1900.
A. V. Donahey, Democratic cover.
nor-elect. polled over 1900 more
votes than his Republican opponent,
Carmi Thompson. All the. returns
from even the outlying precincts have
been reported and Donahey's election
Is assured even though no Official
count has been made.
Fess' Plurality $4,000.
Simeon d. Fess, Republican senator
elect, had lead of over $4,000 when,
final returns were tabulat ted Senator
Pomerene was showed under in some
Of the Democratic centerS, and al,
though the party leaders have not
voiced their opinions on their candi- :
dates defeat. one possible solution OF
his defeat is the railroad brother.
hoods fight against his reelection.
Pomerene's Defeat.
Warren S. Stone, president OF the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers,
issued several statements prior to the
election, calling on his men and all
railroad members to see that Pomer.
enc was not reelected Stone assert.
ed in the statements that he was
against the stand Pomerene took IN
various railroad matters. This action
probably aided considerably in the
senator's defect.
The Big Surprise.
The surprise OF the election in this
state was the Dry vote cast. Wet"
leaders asserted that the women were
instrumental in the large plurality,
voting approximately ten TO one
against the amendment.
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Two Minutes of Silence.

New York. Nov. lO.--ArmlStlce
Dav. tomorrow, will be observed
on a worldwide scale by two min
utcs of silence, beginning at II
O clock, Percy S. Bullen, chairman
Of the international committee OF
the League of Remembrance an
nounccd today.
New York City'S celebration
will be featured by an address by
General pcrShing before The Ma
rional civic Fcdcration'S confer
rnro on international problems,
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tcontinued on Page rourtoeaD
WEATHER FORECAST

west virginia: Fair and warmer Sat
urday, Sunday cloudy
onyo and western PennBylyanta: Part
=, rIopdy and warmer Saturday. Rain
sHsuxday night OF Sunda;.
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Dayton. O.. Nov. 10.-Thc m"nopianc
t.. which last week WAS flown 1000
mIlcS from San Diego, Cal, I" indian
apu,is establishing worlds nonstop
fliFhr record. was flown from Indian
apullS ~ Dayton late today by Lieut.
Oakley G.. Kelley. who. with Lieut. John
y. MacRcady made the record breaking
flight.
The plane WAS forced down At Indian
apolis Saturday with n broken water
line during an attempted coast to coast
flight. The motor. ruined hw excessive
heat. was replaced with another. be-
fore Il was brought TO MCCook field
home station OF the TT The trip from
indianapolis required 2n hour. the big
ship landing here AZ 40 y. IN.
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Congressional Changes

ConqTcSSIOnaI OHdHgeS.
There were only slight changes in
the tabulation Of the congressional
contests as given in The lntellisenCer
yesterday. and for the state senate,
also given in this paper exclusively
for all Of the fifteen districts. The
most important was in the Fourth
Continued on Page Tourteen.)
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Supreme Court.

Supreme Court Justice elect
William II. McGinniS o., OF
Becklcy, has a plurality lpracti-
cally d majority. as but few
scattered votes were cast for other
candidates than his Republican
opponenN Of 5,293 over Justice
James A. Meredith (R(, of Fair
mont, now serving a short term
by appointment of Governor Nor
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Read David aence Aavs of Election Results Many States Today
THE IN-TELLIGEN CE r

Has more daily circulation and carries
more advertising regularly than any
other six-day morning paper In West
Virginia.
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The surprise OF the election in this
state was the Dry vote cast. Wet"
leaders asserted that the women were
in the large plurality,
voting approximately ten to one
against the amendment
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-20
YACHTING
GOLF, TENNIS
BOXING
American League
Wins Ten Series

Representatives OF the American
League have won ten world series and
National League teams have wen
seven.
The Boston Red Sox, strange as It
may seem at this 5uneture, have
humbled National League champions
four times, two Of them in succession.
The Philadelphia Athletics, althOush
they have occupied the cellar position
for the last seven seasons, have won
three world series. two of them in sue
cession. The Chicago White Eox won
from representatives of the older cir
cult twice, also in succession, while
Cleveland won supreme baseball hon.
ors once.
In the National League McGraws
have also the Chicago Cubs. Pitts
burg, the Boston Braves and Cincin-
Giants have won two world series as
natl have won one each.
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Rival Leaders Give Opinions
On This Afternoons Cotest
Between Shriners and Grotto

The day OF the heralded Shrine-Grotto
baseball game has arrived. Walter
White, loquacious potentate Of the
Shrine nine, awoke yesterday morning
in happy mood. When interviewed
yesterday by fans Of the impending bat
volunteered the following prediction:
1T will be a walk-over. It's a shame
to take the money Where does Jack
Hall and his disillusioned nine gather the
idea that frail mariners OF the River
Styx can compete, in any degree of sue
cess, with men raised on camePs milk,
and baked brown on the burning sands
Of the desert? It Is not reasonable to
suppose that they can cope, in a ply
steal sense, with men who have followed
the long caravans over the trail Of heat
and cactus to the refreshing water Of
the oasis. These men will bring home
the bacon for they have taken upon
themselves solemn pledges to return
from the fray with an abundant supply
OF fresh meat for the waiting shin~dig
at the San Carlos"
On the other hand, Jack Hall, when
interviewed on the morning of the pre-
dicted disaster, chuckled low-his Gus
tomary expression Of contempt for an
inferior foe, ran his fingers slowly
through his curly locks, and counter
predicted the DattIe IN OnInIslaAaDAe
terms:
THE Grotto nine are not only an
clients but prophets as well, and being 80
we read from the clouds that the doom
Of our rivals is sealed. The sturdy boys
OF the Gretto laugh to scoPn the filnsy
bravado Of the followers of the dusty
caravan, for we, too, have been baked
brown on the burning sands and dragged
through the singing cactus. Yea, we
have gone further; we have even been
hurled with violence into the seething
cauldron OF the Styglan waters, and left
to escape as best we might, to terroris-
ing addition that no Egyptian fire-walk-
CT could assume without the most dire
full results"
Then you expect to VIM" ventured
the inquirer.
Prophets do not expect. They know"
Thus, having spoken, that bronsed fol-
lower OF Charon frightened his girdle'
clasped a mean cutlass between his
teeth, and sailed forth in search Of beer.
Machinist R. F. Cupples, the boy with
the sea -nymph figure, will umpire strikes
and balls, while Lieut. H. A. Daniels,
the South Sea marauder, will umpire the
bases.
About two O'Clock this morning, the
Grotto management signed up two new
Class A players. Their names are being
kept dark but they will be seen in ac-
ton this afternoon at MaXent Park
when the play begins at $3.50 o'clock.
The program for this afternoon:
p. M-Band assemble at San Carlos
Hotel.
$3.50 P. M.-Street parade.
Shriners and Grotto members in autos.
$3.50 P, M.-Game starts promptly.
Dance starts At $3.50 p. NJ. ana ends
at ~, at San Carlos auditorium music
by Ben Cutters orchestra.
Shriners, Grotto and Demolay mem
bers admitted by fez only.
Punch will be served at dance.
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NAT RAY WINNER
TWO HORSE RACES
Cleveland Jockey Rides Peter
Earl to Victory and Then
Wins With Peter the Brewer.

Droted two horses to first place positions
az the Columbus grand circuit races
winning two Of the richest stakes of the
entire meeting.
Behind Peter Earl, he won the horse
review futurity for 3-year-old trotters,
which carried a purse of $4,000, and with
Peter the Brewer he took the M. and ~.
$1,000 stake from a great field of trot-
ters
Peter Earl in trotting the second heat
Of the horse review futurity in 1904 Ia
covered a mile in the fastest time of the
season for a colt of his age. Peter the
Brewer won his race in straight heats.
Both Of Rays horses were strong faV-
critics.
Great Britain. driven by his owner,
j. L. Dodge of Lexington, KY, won the
Capital City $4,000 stake for 2;O0 trot-
ters in straight heats.
The only class race on the card, the
2Os pace furnished the only upset OF
the afternoon. Trampsafe, generally
favored to win, failed to take heat.
The first heat went to King Hedgewood
and Billy ]. Kay, who won the final two.
His time in the second heat, 2;O1 S-A'
gave him new record and furnished the
fastest time of the day.
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browns rake count.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 19.-St. Louis dropped
two and one-hah games behind in the
pennant race today by losing to Wash
ington, to 8, while New York was de-
feating Detroit. Washington won the
game in the eighth by scoring three runs
The Senators scored the other run in the
sixth, when Judge hit in to right field
stands for homer off Vangilder
Home runs by Williams and Collins IN
the fourth and sixth innings, respectively,
and Collins double in the ninth, scoring
SEVERED who had singled, accounted for
the Browns runs. Williams clout was
into the right field stands. and was his
39th of the season.
George Sisler was out Of the line up be-
cause of his injured shoulder, but batted
for Vangilder in the eighth and struck
out Sisters physician has advised him
to quit playing for the season but S1sler
expects to play by Friday. Score:
Washington .. 200 COL oSO- IL
St. Louis .. -. 900 100 1913 0
johnson and Picinich, Japan; Vangil-
der, Kolp and SEVERED.
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Mobile Bears Outpitched
BIZ Fort Worth and Lose
Second Game of Series
Henry Is Nicked For Hits When
They Meant Runs -- Tavener
Fields Brilliantly.

PANTHER PARK, FORT WORTH,
-syas. Sept. 19.-The Mobile Bears were
,r,:n pitched into helplessness today,
r,-, Worth winning their second straight
came Of the Dixie championship series by
ito f. Paul WATCHED, leading pitcher Of
,,s Texas League and master OF the spit
hall delivery. was as effective against the
bsars as was his team mate Joe Pate,
in sundays game, while the Painters
,sued Dutch Henry, Mobiles south
,sw ace. hard and in timely fashion.
Harry Moore mammoth Panther catch
or was the batting hero, pounding out a
a,uble and a home run, the latter proving
10 be the winning run.
Fort Worth scored in the second on
E-aft's infield hit, Hoffman's out, a wild
-nch and Tavener's single. Both pitchers
mem held their opponents seoreless until
"a seventh when the Panthers again got
me range on Henry and batted in two
runs. Moore opened the inning with a
home run, hitting the first ball pitched.
co,nbs doubled to left and took third
m Sears out and scored on Calves single.
Kraft doubled to the score board, but
according to ground rules holding Calvo
q, third although under ordinary condi-
,.ors he would have scored. Hoffman
rolled out.
Mobile scored their first and only run
q. the series in the eighth. With one
cat, Cueto and Niehoff singled and Null
,ey hit to short forcing Niehoff but Hoff-
man in his haste to complete a double
nay threw wild to first, Cueto scoring
r Williams walked, but Mullen popped
out.
The two teams will depart for Mobile
tomorrow where the series will be re-
sumed Friday.
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Twllleht League.
Taurus Winner of
Champ Yacht Race

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-W. L. Inslee's
Taurus. of the Bayside Yacht Club, de-
Tending the star yacht title held by the
West Long Island Sound Star fleet, was
victorious by decisive margin today in
the second race of the national champion
ship series sailed In Long Island Sound.
Aurus. which won the first race yester-
day, has a total Of IL points and to re-
tain possession of the championship tro-
ply needs only to finish better than last
tomorrow In the third and final race
Six yachts are competing in the series.
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Sevilles Contend
Season is Ended

The sevilles, leaders of the Twilight
League. have announced that they will
not appear on the Twilight League
Diamond this afternoon for a game
with the y. M. c. A.
Their contention is that the sea-
son closed officially September is and
no games were regularly scheduled af-
vt that date. They agreed to play one
more game with the Y. NJ. c. A. and
,nS'Ing played that game. which ended
III tie, they hold that the season
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-20
HELPED Hia BACK

Backache, rheumatic pains. dizziness
and blurred vision are symptoms Of
kidney trouble. my husband had q
bad back" writes Mrs. NJ. McCul-
Tough, Easton, Pa. when he sat
down he could hardly get up and then
he would be drawn over to one side.
He tried Foley Kidney Pills and they
cured him" Foley Kidney Pills quick
~ relieve kidney and bladder trouble.
Sold everywhere.-adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-20
i'm THE WORLD OF SPORTS VAC"

Jones allowed two OF the four hits OBJ
tanned off his delivery during the game,
the Yankees tied the count in the seventh
by clever base running by Schang and
Jones, and put the game in the winning
column in the next frame on extra base
blows by Pipp and Meusel.
Babe Ruth made his saith homer Of the
season off Pillette In the first inning,
scoring Dugan. Score:
r H e
New York :. ... 200 900 10 8 0
Detroit :. .. 49,. .12o 900 600 4 o
Jones and Schang; Pillette and Woodall.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-20
PROPOSE BASEBALL
LEAGUE FOR CITY
Eight-Club Circuit With Cities
in Alabama, Georgia and Flor
ida Discussed.

Another baseball league with Pensacola
as prospective member is being planned
by enthusiasts of the game in Alabama,
Georgia and Florida.
Secretary J. V. Price of the local Cham
her OF Commerce has received letter
from W. f. Block, secretary of the Mont
gomery Chamber Of Commerce. proposing
that this city enter an eight-cluo league
ot cities in the three southern states. The
cities proposed are Pensacola, Jackson
ulle Selma, Montgomery. Savannah
Macon, Ga, and ALBANIA, Ga.
Secretary Price urges all local fans VINO
are interested in the formation OF the
sague to see him as soon as possible
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Pirates Hold cuaksrs.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19.-Pittsburg
made 1t three out of five from PhiIadel-
phia today by taking the final game of
the series, 6 to 1. Glazner kept the Phil
lies at bay until the ninth when three
straight hits scored the only run. Score:
R II E
Pittsburg =. :. 900 600 222- IA 0
Philadelphia .ooo 900 O01-1 s 0
Glazner and Schmidt: Ring, Winters
and Henline.
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YANKEES ADD
TOLEAD over
BROWNIE CREW
New York Overcomes Lead and
Trims Detroit When Jones
Tightens Up in Pinches.
BROWNS DEFEATED BY
WASHINGTON SENATORS
Cleveland Bunches Hits and
Takes Two From Red Sox-
Rockies Pitch BoBth Games.

CLEVELAND, Sept 1s.-CleveIand
punched hits and won a doubleheader
from Boston here today to 4, and to 2.
Both Metvier and VIM, Cleveland re-
cruits, were effective, neither allowing a
base on balls. The hitting of Pittinger
and Ruel feaured. Scores:
First Came r H E
Boston =. :. 300 900 o10-4 7 2
Cleveland E. .O10 $40 20x-7 9 Q
Psnnock, Russell and Chaplain; Mete-
vier and O'Neil1.
Second Game r H E
Boston :. :. 1000 0l0 100 8 Q
Cleveland =. .0oo OF 1ox-3 7 /
Ferguson and Ruel; Winn and Sewell
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Shipping News
Of The Harbor

The American steamer Texandrier
went to sea Monday evening with
cargo in transit for New Orleans. Gulf
Transit Company are consignees.
Alex Zelius' schooner Harry t.
Beacham sailed yesterday evening for
Cuba with a cargo of lumber.
Lumber from the Colthraps is now
being loaded on the steamer Meantt-
cut. The latter Is expected to leave
about Saturday for Antwerp, Belgium.
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CARDINALS WIN
LAST GAME With
BOSTON BRAVES
Hornsby Hits Safely in Thirty
Third Consecutive Game -
Inter- Club Series Now Even.
PITTSBURG CAPTURES
ANOTHER WITH PILLS
Glazner Keeps Quakers From
Scoring Until Last Inning
No Errors on Either Side.

BOSTON, Sept. 19.-St. Louis played
its last game Of the season against Boston
today and won to 4. evening the inter-
Hornsby hiE safely in his SSrd consecu-
tive game. Score:
r H E
st. Louis E. 49,. .022 eo1 BIO 8 Is l
Boston :. :. ...oG2 o20 600 10 0
North, Sell, Doak and Ainsmith; Miller,
Matthews and Gowdy.
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Yankees Add to Lead.

DETROIT. Sept. 1s.-The New York
Yankees continued their march toward
the American League championship to-
day by coming from behind in the game
with Detroit and winning, 4 to 8. Faced
by one run handicap, yielded to De-
troit in the second inning when Sam
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-20
another Home Run
By Ken Williams

49, LOUIS, Sept. 19.-Kenneth VII
Mo ', 49, OF the st. Louis Americans, clouted
i,s, '''R homer OF the season in the fourth
N.,,,S OF today's game with Washington
N.Y., rS'er Johnson was pitching. No or
W. vas on base. Williams is now leadinc
major leaguers by two home runs.