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GIANTS MAKE IT five
STRAIGHT; BEAT CUBS

New York. Sept. 1T The New York
Giants hit hard in The l;,;;er part Of to-
day game and defeated Chicago to
2 L was the fifth straight victorysfor
1.-THE champions. Nehr mad one bad
inning. tho third, when the first four
men up hit safely and the Cubs scored
three times wide throw by Hollorh-
or paved the way for New York to tie
the score in the same inning and the
McGraw men won In the seventh, scor-
ing Four runs. three % them on home
run hy Bancroft. Umpire McCormick
pat Catcher Smith OF the Giants out
az the game IN the third inning for dis
putting a strike and pitcher Nehr was
han;shed IN the Sth for throwing his
glove into the air after a called third
ball OF Ma!sel.
Score by innings.
chicago O o , o o q n q "a 4 .
New York 30 . 0 . II Ks ~
Chseves and OFarreL Nehf. Ryan
and Smith. snyder.
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CARDS Down PHItL|ES
AND MOVE UP notch

FhIadelrhia. Sept. i$.-St. Lou
moved into third place in the National
League race to-day ny taking TWO games
from Philadelphia, while brooklyn "e-
feated cincinnati. Solid 'hittIng In h"'h
games enabled the visitors TO win IS"
4 and II 10 /. Meadows and G. Smith
were bat";d from the mound in the frs,
game while Singleton was effective.
In the second contest the Cards huuc"-
ed hits al opportunc times OF Huoeei'
for all three talltCs.
First game score by innings: K. H. =
St Louis .....5 , % o u 0 0--l2 Il u
Philadelphia Gus o. t. !
Pfcfter and Clemens: Meadows. Smith,
Singleton and TlCulin". Withr"w.
-. Louis ......l 80 "a o I'll |.
Phlladclphla $4,000 o I :
line.
North and Atnsm;,h: HuhhGll and Hen
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BROWNS LOSE.

81, Louis Mo. Sept. l3.-St. Louis
dropped half game more behind New
York to-day by losing to Boston, : TO |.
while the Yankees were breaking even
With Chicago The Browns are now n
game ard a half behind the pace makers
Sisters absence. due 10 an injured Shoui-
der caused rcarranG"ment OF the
Browns Lineup Burns home run In the
sixth. with Mitchell on base. was re-
sponsiblc for tho Red Sox victory. The
visitors got only hits. Just half the
number the locals found Collins for.
while SIsler was reported AZ rcst3E
aasv to-day. his physician stated II
would he inadvisahl" for him to ATTEMPT
TO get back IN the game for at l"ast a
week.
Score ~ innlEs: II. II. r.,
BOSTON .....001 q 4 90 q
9, I,n,Ii. ..nnOOO1 O. | II :
Collins and Rucl: Shocker aud S"rc-
reid
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HOW'S THIS LOOK

As the frst season OF the class ~
league Is drawing TO close. | have de-
c!dcd to send you my pick or a nrst
and second team for the league.
Any player going from one team TO
another, or not being with his club the
bigger Part Of the season has not been
considered.
I have nIcked what consider the two
best teams in the league and hope they
will meet the approval OF the public.
Line up:
lst Team
Catch--Arthurs, u. VS.
Pitch--Thompson. d. VS.
Pitch--Foster. Vance.
.Short-Cccil. Perry's.
st. Base Pappart, Vance!
md E.-I.a Rue. Vance.
3rd R-Nau. II. VS..
Left F.-Macktn. Vance.
center F.--Thomas. Vance.
Right F-Brown. Vance.
and. Team
Catch-ScamNn, Vance.
. Pitch-Heller. Kahn Club.
Pitch. Tadden, Pcrry's.
Short-Cecil Perry's.
lu B.---Burkc, perrys
End B.-Goldbaugh. D. VS..
3rd R.-Clark, Vance.
= Left F.-I'aur. Perry's
Center F. ~. >
Right Ficld-Wisc, Bishops
No doubt there will be n lot of dis
,ussion about my pick: but remember
said the player must hove been with MS
team the greater part Of the season.
The catching position IS the most an :
ficult one 10 choose between Arthurs, OF
i. W. Scamon of Vance and Armbrus-
ter. Of the Kahn Club AS Armbruster
went from the Cardinals to the i. C' H.
is out of the running.
Tho pitchers are the best In tho
league.
Shortstop goes to Cecil Of the Perry's
due to his aGgrcssivcncss and great
stick work.
panpart Of the Vance Is a real S!sler
in the field although he is weak NJ the
bat.
On second is the hrainiest and hardest
MAYER In the league. Ills hitting has
been timely.
Although a shortstop Nau Of the Dos.
W!cgclS has been shifted To third. where
he should work wondcrt with Cecil.
The VanCc'S whole OutNcld has been
selected to fll the gardens az this elm
hination Canuo, he even tied IN the
league.
MarkIn and Thomas are real Cobb
and SNEAKER while Brown in right t.
the "Rahe'' Ruth of the league. He al
ready has fifteen ~ more home runs 10
his credit this season.
Thanking YOU in advance for space on
Your sporting page. remain
Yours truly.
A FAN.
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THE THEATRES
COURT THEATRE

Shubert Vaudeville units will first
see The light OF day in Wheeling at
the Court tomorrow afternoon when
Eddie Nelsdn and stare cast of foot.
light favorites will make their initial
appearance on the stage Of the big
playhouse in musical revue called
Echoes OF Broadway"
Shubert vaudeville units are a new
thing in this city as elsewhere, al
though last season 4 splendid try out
was given with them in a few OF the
larger cities Of America. That they
hit the bulls eye In every instance IL
an assured fact for the press and
public in every city praised them u
The limit.
The Shubcrt unit will be seen hero
exactly as they are offered in New
York. Boston, Chicago. Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh, Washington. etc. Wheel
ing Is one OF the three smallest cities
to be played. The units will comprise
five strictly high grade vaudeville acts
which will open the entertainment fol-
lowing whcht there will be a revue
of merit with a capable cast Of prin-
cipals, 2 chorus Of sixteen pretty girls
handsomely Consumed and a scenic pro-
duct!on of exquisite beauty. Support
ing Mr. Nelson in Echoes of Broad
way" will be Virginia Ammo, Ethel
Davis. Henry Stremel. Capt O'Hay.
The Murray Sisters and Nip ami
Fletcher.
The life story OF George. the supreme
master Of magic who will be seen al
the Court three nights starting Mon
day Sept. Is. Is IN itself history
. of remarkable advancement in the coil
jurers art. From small beginning
with a pack Of cards as sole asset
- row carries car load OF baggap>
! A company or eighteen people IN
clrding Mystic Spencer. Europa's ia
NOUS mind reader, who will answer an"
question desired by members OF the
aud'sr
|, Seats go on sale tomorrow. Bargain
rrCc will prevail.
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VIRCINIAS TO PLAY
VICT0RS, ON SUNDAY
Game With Benwood Team Will Close
the vtrginia's 1922
Schedule.

Announcement was made last evening
BY the manager Of the Virginia 4. c.
nine that the crack Victor nine Of Ben
wood will play the Virginias Sunday
afternoon ca the Fortyseventh street
grounds The game Will be called ut
; o'clock sharp.
Both teams are practic!ng hard for
the contest and will put forth their best
efforts TO win. The strongest lincups
are promised and the batteries will he
announced later In the week. The con-
rest will mark the closing Of the season
for the Virginia club and the players
are hoping to end their successful ef-
forts with 4 win.
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REX THEATRE

Tho play this week The Ntchtcap.
Is doing big business at the Rex, ana
the patrons are so we'll pleased they ="
away advertising the play as the grea'.
est the stage has had since the "Bat
The play is a mystery play fuli %!
comedy and 1t has more hearty laugh
than some far comedies. The Sisht-
cap" Just closed its Chicago run ana IL
was released for stock only Two week.
ago. Next week Edward Franzhein, ~
Wheeling. will present his play Dan
rcr' The niece Is now In rehearsali
and Is, being directed by the author.
4 spcial cast has hcen selected
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YANKS DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL WITH
SOX AND GAIN As BROWNS LOSE
WALKER HITS 18TH
At ATHLETICS LOSE

Detroit. Sept. l%.-Al,houGh outhit
ten TO FIVE today. Detroit punched drives
to better advantage and defeated Phil
adclrhia G to ; in the opener Of the
Athletics final series here this year.
Walker leading off hit his SGtr home
run Of The season in the third inning.
The bal cleared the left field fence.
Score by inning. H. r. H.
PHILADELPHIA 90. 600 O03-5 n :
D.,roit .........2 O2 100 1OX-6 !
Naylor, SchiIltng and Perkins johnson
and Bassler.
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BILLY WILLIAMS WILL
FIGHT FOR jim DIME
Martins Forty Boxer Left Yesterday
For New Castle-Hts Move
Goad Ope.

Announcements was made yesterday
,ha, vFlghting" Rilly Williams. Of Mar
Tins Ferry. has entered Jimmie Dino"
stables at New Castle. Pt and VIII In
tho future night under the veterans dl-
rcction. The move wa& made ait"r con
siderable consideration. and thilN Tor
MGR manager. Clyde Coss. and has most
Of followers wish him success IN his
new venture.
This makes the second younGster from
the Wheeling district t. enter l'ime5S
stables. the other being Frank" lat1.
who has hcen under Jimmic's care FOR
the past year or moro. Both ARE con-
sdcred can,ers and followers of the
game in Wheeling should hear from the
pair in the near future.
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GLEASONITES, WITH FABER ON
MOUND. DEFEAT SAM JONES
IN OPENER
Noyr PROVES TOO MUCK FOR OIL
CAao IN SECoND-RoBERT-
SON HIT FREELY.
ST. LOUIS, WITH SISrEH OUT
DROPS CLOSE ONE TO THE
BOSTON RED SoX.

Chicago Sept. l%-Ncw York and Chi
caCo divided 4 double header to-day. The
White Sox w!nnig the first game, ! I" ).
and the Yankees til" aftermath. 10 Z.
Scott, the Yankee Shortstop. came
close TO having his strong Of c"nseCu-
tive games broken when h" reported late
for the first game lie had stopped Off
IN Indiana To viSit' his folks and after
his train arrived In t!mc % keep
his record intact.
First game:
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DeArCo Working Hard
In Cleveland ''Cyms"
Martina Ferry Boy Will Meet HIS
Toughest Opponent In COM
ing Battle.

Ionic ppNr,O. the little hantamW"IEh'
hcarcat. IL working like Il beaver TOR
his coming fight at Wheeling. w. w.
at Grurgc Phillips club and - getting I
frat a.. ryr.ricn,r working cut with Al
,'nrh.tt and Cart Trcmanc. the haIu"m-
weight cnntcndrrs. and makes = NaIuah!"
Sparinr pal for both Jimmy punn'S STAR
hautRmS
prArrn went through tire" fa'i
rounds with RUly Mccain. ia" f@n,lnS
I-ishman. and thcu boxed two each WITH
Al Cnrhctt and carl Trcmatnc. and SHOW
cd up well with the stars or the lhihh
stable.
DcArco ie surely tough liiti" f"li""
with a good punch IN either h'nH' a""
very aggressive and "arrIck til" tiEh; y"
bIs nnrou.nt. and viii make big I'M
nr,esIon on the Wheeling fans.
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TRUSSELS MEET

Coach Wagner OF the TRUSTEES Foot
bali team has called special meet
ing OF the squad for Friday evening
a, the club rooms 1t $50 o'clock. The
following menare requested 70 be or
hand: RenlCh. Snyder. Bounds. Smith.
I,zman. McShau". MaCk'n. Meskovitch.
Wells. Hanke. Roring. Ratcltf. Adams
Mohardt. Samules. \. Skazinsk, j
Skazlnsk.. GramliCk. Decker. Mike
Dh~rlte. Nasua. frefs". Schaney. &
Wagner ard Jacobs The purpose 81
the meeting is 10 hold blackboard prAc'
tIoA
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PLAZA THEATRE

More snow than falls on the cntir"
state Of New York-ror eYamplc-in IN"
heaviest winter IL shown in the Wi!iiFn
Fox special production. shame. 1T thr
PLAZA six days run. There arc Wide :
nessek OF snow in the. Alaska scepS
which bring the thrilling mel"aram:t !"
n close with 4 series of stupcndous
events. q,
There are mountains OF snow, aid
leop valleys filed with vast drifts. Men
and dogs look exceedingly small In the
white Wilderness. though the PASSIONS
and struggles of those in shame loom
large even in the great white nprthland.
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COLUMBIA CLUB

All members Of last years Columbia
CLUB football team ana any new h'aF''
who would like To cast his lnt WIN inc
club this season arc requested 7" re-
port at the club rooms trldaN 'N'hlnI
Il, o'clock for Il practice session J ne
Columbias look like Il real aggregation
this year and are anxious TO get prac
tice started.
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GREATER WHEELING
GUN CLUB SHOOTS

Or. Charlton, secretary for the Great
or wheeling Gun club announced yes
terday that the regular Monday even
ing shoot Of the club which was post
poned this week on account OF rain viii
be held THIS evening on the clubs traps
at Belle Isle.
An invitation TO all shooters tn M
surrounding cities has been sent ou'
by the colub and 1t is expected thst
quite a numb r will attend. The trans
have been fix I'D up in the past week ana
the members look for one Of the best
shoots of the year. ..
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BROOKLYN WINS
CLOSE CONTEST
HARGRAvE DROPS BURNS THROW
TO PLATE AND BEDS GO
DOWN IN DEFEAT.
Eousch's Suspension Expires and He
Eeturns to Cincinnati
Lineup.

brooklyn. y. Y. Sept. iS.-Brook!yn
won the hrs; KANE Of the series from
Cincinnati today. 3 TO .. Both Cincin-
natl "uns were due 10 errors. Brook
iyn bstted N two runs Of Rlxey. but got
the third when HarGraNe missed a per
feet throw 10 ,hs plate by Burns that
would have made douVie play
RouSh's suspension for quarreling with
an umC!rc expired and ne played today
The box score:
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BEAN EATERS UNABLE TO SOLVE
THE OFFERINGS OF COOPER
AND MORRISON.
EuneAed Hits Combined With Error
and Pass Lose For Coonsy In
Second.

Testou Sep:. -. - Pittsburgh to"N
10, 70 lanes from Boston today. thanks
to the exceIicu; pitching Of Cooper AMI
Morrison The scores were 10 | ant
n 10 /. Cooper allowed SIX hits In tho
FIRST game and the Braves made rive
- MORRISON. n base on balls. COM
/ med With kopCs bad throw ana four
hts hurt COonev'S chances IN the sec
I'D game but apart from that his work
vas good. Fielding plays ~ Ford ana
Grimm We're features. The h"N-tirSl
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HIXENBAUGH HOME

Charlie HixenbauEh. former Wheeling
High school star athlete. arrived home
Yesterday after spending the past sea-
son with the teams in the Ontario lea
que. Hixenhaugh turned in some good
Games while with Bradford and looks
rood to return to the club next season.
Tn, Ontario ICSGuc schedule closed last
week
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M,laughiin and l.. Norris Williams.
William Johnston wasn't even iA"uEh'
Of And yet. "A year later. *Hh"E
haired unknown came Guy OF IN" VEST
and vanQu!Shcd both Williams ana Me
LauShln IN win the national ute, Ana
the same year, paired with {. J. Grimm.
he stepped out rs ON" of IN" H"u"'"N
champions. TA!s youth was NON" other
than little Rill Johnston
Lacking the physique that 50 many
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BOONE INTELLECTUAL IN
PINCHES; TRIBE LOSES

Cleveland. Sept. IA Washington hit
Boone in the pinchcs here today whi>-
Mogridge and Johnson held the Indians
to four hits and Washington won to
|. The trIhc filled tn" hases in the ninth
but could only get one run across.
Score by Innings: II. H. r.
Washington .......hNO 2Ol o"l-i II |
Cleveland .........0 900 600 cot I"
MosridRc oJhnson and riCinirh
Boone, Lindsey and Sewell.
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ISLAND SHOE TOSSERS.
TRIM WARWOOD TEAM
Coach 3orneman Well Pleased With
Showing Of Team Last Night
IA to 10 Score.

Warwoods shoe tossers invaded the
Bridge Park grounds last evening
where. they placed the Island Horse
Shoe League team and were turned
back in the games l'y the score of n
to 10 The Warwood boys while MAX
ing good showing Were Handicapped
by the lights on the grounds which
. rhey do not have at Warwood.
The Island tosscrs were in the best
OF form last night and clearly out
played their opponents The interest
in the match became quite heated dur
ing the play and the spectators Wit
messed some fine craftsmanship by the
Island team who allowed the Warwood
invaders the best OF every close dec
sion.
The results follow:
Giass-Casc 5: Mlller-Johnson O.
McGee-Bruhn 0: Eramer-Tuston 3.
Schafer-Frances !; Kramer fusion =.
Glass-Casc 2; Wi!ea-Richmond !.
Francis-SChafer .; Wiles-Richmond J..
Carroll Gahrial 2: MonfordAda ].
Gabrcal-Petcrson .; Johnson-Selby !.
McGceBcll .; Monford-Adams l.
Total games IA: Total games TO-.
Island.
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lD-Batted Cor McNallr in I'm
(,)-Ran for Baker In 18th,

Two base hits: Shc"ly. St"i"r bases;
Ward Sacrifices: Dugan. fah"r. :.
Double PLAYS: Scott 10 Jones To Schans'
Collins to Johnson to ShcclE. LETT on
bases: New York. 3: Chicago. Is. Base on
balls: OFF Fahcr. |: OF Jones. I. Struck
out: BY Jones. .: by Faher. Q. Hits: OFT
tones, |: in : inn!hgs: off. Murray. In
/ inning. Losing pitcher: Jones. I'm
pir.s: pinccn and Chill Time: Loo.
Score By innings Il. H. H.
Nav York onO00O = c IL q
Chicago ......lOIO 90 0 o. IN |
IIort and Schang; Robertson and
SChalk.
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TORONTO YANKEES

The Toronto Yankees football team
has organized for the season and would
like 10 hear from some classy 1870 pound
teams Of the Wheeling district. Games
wanted for both at home and abroad.
Write, Jos. Tulencik. box 43. Toronto, O.
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DEFEAT IRISH.

Philadelphia. Sept. Is The Orange
county p"lo team today defeated All
Ireland - goals 10 Il. intihe iirSt OF
the International handicap polo matches
at the philadelphia Country club. The
Irish team was allowed Il handicap OF
fuur goals
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International League

First game-Buffalo .: Rochester ..
Second Same---Bufsal 6: Rochester Q.
First game - New York }; Balti-
more c.
First game-Jersey City }; Reading
10.
Second game--Jersey city 8: READ
ing {. called end hfth inning ah""
Jersey City set train.
second e;.me--Newark 10; Bal,imo:"
L.
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So much has h"eh sad about little
RiN Johnston. ur california ana MS
mighty racket that ii seems almost use
less 10 try 70 write more about him'
But with national championship pc
ins played off "" can't pass mp R:ll
Rack in 1914. when American tennis
was opened to the assaults OF "i!d!nE
and Brooks there were only tw" out
standing names mentioned In behalf
Of the defence. These were Maurice
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HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Pittsburgh s; Boston |. lst same
Pittsburgh $: Boston /. End. game.
81. Louis l3: Philadelphia !. list game
st. Louis II. Philadelphia |. end gene
ErooElyn :: CiniCnuaU >.
New York s: Chicago :.
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tennis stars have. Johnston has com
hinatiun of spirit, style and confident
GOODNESS that few stars in any line OF
sport have passed He gives his best
in vital match and. despite the slight
ness Of his frame. he has such perfect
lining that the bail leaves his racket
ut Top speed as II bumped by a man
twice his size. There is no tennis
player who carries a greater variety or
strokes or who has fined control.
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THE STANDING.

Today's Games.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
cincinnati at Brooklyn.
chicago A. New York.
-. Louis at Philadelphia.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results,

Chicago :; New York D.
chicago ,: New York s.
Detroit s: Philadelphia :.
Washington /; Cleveland !.
Boston ;. 81. Louis |.
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ao1.r TOURNAMENT

Toronto. ont, Sept. l%.-Thrce United
states players and two from England
were among, the survivors Of the first
round Of the CANADIAN wpmcms golf
championship, played today over the
rourse Of the Toronto Golf Club.
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Toui1ht Matches.

Tonight Matches.
Morgan-Meide ". L.!pphard, -Francis
Parker-Lcwis vs.. SmpsonCase.
Glass Barkes W. Schafer-Campbeli.
Fuller-Bell vs. Bruhn-Baucr
Graham-Ward vs.. Tyrel!Waller.
Brown MCGEE w. Gahriel-Sturgeon.
Carroll Hawkins VS.. Iimmcr-Whit.
ham. |
oore-Newl!n VS.. Mctzucr-Peterson.
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Two-base h:is: Dauhert Olson. Three,
base hit: "Hn"ll!. Sacrifices: RIxay
Burns. r. Griffith. Double play-Bnhne
10 Dauberj. Left on bases. CinC!nna a.
s|Broo6lyn. >. Rrse on balls: of Vance
:. Struok out: BY Vance. ;. H.t by
p,icn"r. Ey Eanc. iRoush. rmpjres:
Srnr"l!" and KEN. Time rr game: one
hour and 81 minutes
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THE STANDING.

Today's Games.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York AT Detroit
Philadelphia At Detroit.
ashlngton At Cleveland.
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Last opportunity for boat ride this
season Don't miss the Eiks outing on
steamer EAST ST. LOUIS Friday even
Ing Sent. 18th. Septl3-i
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Readv-made shoes are made in enough
types to At any foot that is not actu-
ally misshapen.
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Southern Association

First game-Nashrile !; Little KocN
Second game Nashville s: Little ROCK
II.
New Orlcns .: Mobile 4
CHATTANOOGA 9: Memphis ..
Atlanta .: Birmingham \.
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Boston


z-Rsltcd for OcsChser In second
zz-Raijet Tor Hu.!hIa in seventh
Matted for .Gcn"wich in ninth.
Ey innings:
r.t,sbu~rh .3ro 90 ~
Boston .......... q ""o 0-l
Two base hit: Schmidt. TIsrncy. Ma
anvil, Three base hits: Russell stolen
bases: Meanwhile >. Carey >. Tterney =
Russell :" Sacrifice: Maranvile Lett
IN bases: Pittsburgh :. Boston \. base
ou balls: Oft Cooper :. neSchs"r .;
Eullhau :. Genewich :. Struck out:
roop-r : Hits: OeschGer ; In :. Huli-
Ian ) in 5. Gcnew!vh IN :. Hit by
pitcher: Eunhan (Hussslh Winning
rl-cEe". Cooper. Losing pitcher: oesch-
ger Umpires: M"rIa and Qu'S!eE.
Timc. IN.
Second game ~ innings;
I:trshursh 3 q IS
Boston 5000. u D u d = =
Morrison and Gooch. Coonsy. Fran
t0r and C;owdv.
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American Association

Louisville IL; Toledo s.
Indianapolis .; Columbus l.
milwaukee, Minneapolis rain.
Fire, gaem Kansas City 4: ST. Faul :
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In the southern hemisphere Autumn
extends from March 80 70 June ~.
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Cali:orniars as rule, are weak Oh
the backhand, hut not )" with Bill HIS
servSe is not rs fast az some, but last
enough. and deadly accurate.
lie has not forced himself by play
ing in competition all summer hut has
been conserving his strength for title
matches. And it will be different
Johnston at Germantown than last year
at Forest Hllls.
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AMERICAN HANDICAP

Atlantic CITY. y. J. Sept. l".-The
ANA teur clay championship at zoo yards
brought out the 4l5 entrants al tne
rand American, handicap today. with
number Sc perfect records at the 100
mark.
Mrs. T.. King. Of Winona, MINI. was
leading for The woman's championship
at the halfway mark with score or
"a.
Dudley r. Shallcross. Is years old. OF
South Seekonk, Mass. won the junior
clay championship with % out CT 100.