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Bridal Couple Hit By
Train at Crossing

Continued from page one)
travelling bym otor cycye with a
side car attached. They failed to
hear the approaching freight train
as they reached the crossing we'll
known as the one at which the late
Ex-Governor Prouty of Vermont
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The Evening Caledonian-Record

remained with the victims while
the train proceeded on to Water
vile to allow the express train,
waiting there to pass to come
ahead, bringing with it medical
aid.
Lords ambulance had been sum
moned and conveyed the two peo-
pie to the Sherbrooke hospital.
where they are at present under
the care of DR.. George Hume.
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was killed. The engine of the
freight train struck their motor
cycle, throwing the riders some
distance away INTO field, cutting
the Young man severely about the
head and injuring his arm. Mrs.
Prendegast received a severe shak-
ing up, but so far as can be ascer-
tanned at present she suffered no
serious injury.
A brakeman of the freight train
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MAY ENDORSE HENRY
FORD FOR PRESIDENCY

BAY CITY, Mich, Sept. Is
A proposal to endorse Henry Ford
for the Presidency Of the United
States in 1924 was prepared for
presentation to the resolution com
mUlee at the Democratic nation
al convention here today.
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lRy United Ncwsl

CHICAGO, Sept iS.-Thc first game
~ the 1872? world series baseball
ampi"nshir VIII he played at the
Polo Grounds III Sew York October
The second viii also hr played
there "n The day following.
This much was decided today hv
Representatives 81 the American aud
NatiunAi League Ia conference" with
baseball Commissioner Lands here.
on the assumption Tint IN" New YORK
Giants Viii capture ;h" National
league prunaul.
I'rlc-s Tor seats viii remain tn.
sam" as last year
ShouId - i"us win the Amer
'cau League nag. the ,hrd. fourth
aud hfth games viii IL" played az ST.
Louis October :. aud 2. slluwiur
day FOR tn" teams to travel. If
he Ne" f"rN Yankees beat the
hr"wns out. h"w"vcr. N" entire Sc
rics VIII to" PLAYED at tn. Polo
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SPIDERS SCR|MMACE
IN M|OSEAsON FORM
Freshmen Line Up Agains
Varsity at University
of Richmond.

Spider srId men registcred old
tim" pep Yesterday afternoon on Sta,
dunn Field IN celebration OF the Ar.
day of real football weather. an.
several different iine-ups snaupe.
int" tn" game with fashcs OF mid
season form in u short scrimmar
which concluded heavy days work
pit
Evening lectures scheduled to star.
with the advent OF the regular pro.
gram az strenuous training will h
postponed by Coach Dobson until
lighting arrangements In tho nov
gymnasium hav. hrcn completed. 4,
usual III. University OF Richmond
athletic mentor VIII explain his play,
ana other theoretical work by mean
"f IN" black hoard method
Roth backs and ends had man
rounds At the dummy. aud while som
men ar" still hitting him too hic n
theE showed more drive than hcr.toI
'"r'- After the usual settinE-up e1
"tciS"'. back. hcld candidates wer
gwen individual Instructions by DOH
son. Will. they ran tackle and end
plays from HORNED formation fot
practice in opening up holes. SocI
"mdary d"fens. work was ais
stressed with IN. variou. sets oi
backs used
Tn" Importance OF blocking wa
ais" emphasized by tho coacn VIII.
S'""' considerable. time p"rfectinu
"a" in'"rf"r"rs In the art Of droppin,
"a" end and following through 10
IA" secondary defense
Ed IA Hey drove tho lin" men alon,
with Instruction In how To GOV.
their assignments in opening u
holes explaining their Individual du
ties In end aud tackle pays, a
VOL az straight line plunslng.
R"h Whittc'. OK Spider end. ~.
ont helping with IN" candidates II
wing positions.
freshman lineup wa. used H.
ia" ScrimmsE" which w.s prcc.d..
10y sn'pry signal drii! and tho rats
mixed IN we'll, showing gam.u.t3
when iackllnE team mad. up a.
Iett"r mon. Every man on Ia. sut!sol
except few suffering from minos
INJURIES, got In tn" second SkirmisN
~ the season, and enthusiasm 10
nc sport was the hEh..: seen thuf
FAR IN the reason
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WORLD SERIES WILL OPEN
IN NEW YORK ON OCTOBER q
Arrangement Calls for First Two Games at Polo
Grounds With Three in St, Louis in Event
Yanks Lose Pcnnant.

f"i" Grounds in New York The
hfSt gam" VIII he played on Ma
IONA l.'aEn" Day" and the second
on American League Day" hut il
VIII AL t." III The same place
seven games viii to piayrd. IL
necessary tn" team which cope four
!" ATTAIN IN" championship.
" tn" series should arvrlnp into
"-t"-" ~" ia number ~ games won.
'h"r" VIII t." an Intervening day Of
rest h"i"r" ia" decisive contest is
piav"d
rms years seat prices. the same
~ ih"s" prevailing. IN The New York
Nr" YORK; series last year. are:
h"srrN"d h"N SEATS. 81. grand
S."hI' '"N'r d"'', reserved. 81: grand
"!ah"' "rr"r d"rk. reserved. So.
hl"achcr> J. st st Louis reserved
""N seats w"uld h' So grand stand
'"s"rv"h. s. reserved right ncld p,.
.,''"n, reserved l"n n"ll pavilion,
~: right hold unr"Serycd seats 50
LEFT field unr"scrv,d seals q
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KS Pull WAY BY DEFEATING BROWNS IN O. OSE a. AIJ


Harnhari Three base hit-Icc
stolen basc-Traynor. Double plays
-WriEhtstonc To Parkinson to Les
l'c Parkinson To wrIghtst"ne to Les
lie; TrnNn"r 1" rierney to Grimm;
Maranvili" to Ticrn"y To Grimm
L"it on bases Pittsburgh. {: rhila-
h"Iphia. \. Bases on balis-on Vein
ert. |: of Morrison. g. off Hamilton
:. OF Brown. /. Struck out--by
NcIhert l: by Morrison. |: 10y Rrnwn
J. ms on Morrison. = In innings:
on hamilton. in no innings: none
""' IN eighth: OF Brown, non. in |
inning. Losing pitcher Morrison.
mp'rcs, Scntclle and Hart Time.
PIE.
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CUBS DOW, ROBINS
Try .\ssncinled Press |

h,'''kLfN, Sept Is. Chicago
"'"ne II three out Of four in the
SIT res, ana AN even break with
hro"klSn on I'll" jw"nty-two games
of the year bv staging "a uiu,h-iu
ninE rally today. aud winning. t.
- Checvrs Was TIA" winning pitcher
'NnouHh h" worked only IN The niutI
ana had a run scored III him ,u tw,,
mus ana An error. Vance had rrryi-
"nSly won 1--WE StraiIh, from chicago.
f'ri adams. from Wichita EalIS
'N'' played second for Chicago. ana
toward FitHs"rald. from Amarillo
Tex. played right.
The score:
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PIRATES LOSE GROUND
BY SPLIT WITH PILLS
Pittsburgh Drops Back Half
Game us New York
Giants Win.
INv Assnrintrh rr.ss l

PHILADELPHIA. sept. is pitts-
hnfHh lost half game in tho Ma
tl"nal l."arn" race today hv dividing
- double header with philadcluhia
Whil" New York defeated I'incin-
natl Tn" Pirates won the FIRST game.
II To- !. by batting Huhh.ll and g
smith I" all corners OF the n.Id. while
M"rrison was pitching brilliant ball.
me fhiili"S won tho second game.
I" ,. Morrison pitched a.v.n in
ninIs OF TIA" second game. allowing
on" run and six hits. until relieved
nv hamilton. Th" latter was driven
ii"m the mound in tho eighth and
was relieved by Brown. who stopped
the scoring.
The score:
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Roanoke Again to Stage
Annual Tcch-Cadct Go
'""ial :" Thc Times Dispatch !

Especial :" The Times Dispatch.
iH.N'k Si!l'I;,;. SEM. is
''ar"n"' T. Miles. gradual. man
ar"r Hihi"ti,> at V. t. l., stated
tonight thai The football classic
WIN '. NJ l.. would he played in
H"nu"k" u scheduled. Mr. Miles
SAM mat h" had received many
n'ii"tius ";"rs from I,rhm.ud.
N"Ti"ih hni "Th"r Vir.iuiu ci,i..
Tor Ia" THANKSGIVING game. hut
lh'' IT would not be- removed
ir"W TIA" Magic city this wear.
h"r" ~ joy In the Tech foot
BAH camp tonight on account of
~" return "f Quarterback Kin
wallace. Wallac" is in nnc shan,
"ii VIII rr"hably he seen in tn.
'htliai lineup against liampd.n
S'"n'N saturday. Sheppard and
Hutchinson are the only regulars
wa" may" not reported they ar.
expected here before tn. end IF
IN" week
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BOY BLAMED
FOR BOTTLE TOSSING
II:y ..ssncI.t.h rrcss-

ST LOUIS Sept l>-A io-y.ar
'Iu boy threw tn" pop bottle which
: truck Whitley Witt. Of tho New
= rs Nn"ii""nS, in tho forehead m,
'"St Sa'nrdaNs game with II. Louis
according /" Joseph Walsh DEPUTY
nii'd states District Court clerk
MIR Walsh was in the right fold
crowd and said hc saw the boy hu,.
IA" bottle and disappear in tn.
crowd
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stated for Zachary III sixth.
Kan for riciuich in sixth.
1lctrt,if.


'"'"'S ..'.'..3" ~ - - - >
Ran for Johnson in fourth
Washington .....ul2 nul nlO-
b"trniI oiu ga Az :,
summary: rw"-has" hiis-pcck
inraush. r"th"rrill. Shanks Three
has" hits cobb, Iian-y. Oldham
H"'rih "S Jones. tutshaw. IIan.y.
l'a>" -" halls-"n l;riIhcart. :;
'"hn>"n. :; oldham :. Zachary. >,
Nhrm"th. !. stolen baSr-.IIid..
l,"nbi" plays Eisn-y. ,'u,shsw ANA
liamry. Jones. tuishaw aud nan.y
Leu en- "aS"- Washington. II: De-.
ir"ii. IL. lIitS-un Johnson. u,
innings. i;rillh"ari. ! in a. non.
out. on base in nrih. or Zachary
ia !; "H Warm"th. In 2: IN Old
nam, in :. STRUCK out RrilIh.,rt
!: oldham. / Hit hy pitchrr-b
hrillh"arl 'tasl"r) by oldham
,fi'in''h' Judge Will pitch
Zachary Winning pitcher oldham
Losing pitcher Erillhart umpireS
Naliin ana Connolly. Time of game
Jpn
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SISLER FAILS TO HIT
AFTER GETTING RECORD
INV Associ.tcd r,cs. /

ST LOUIS, sept lS.-t;c"rr. Sis
Ter broke his string "f hitting IN
consecutive games when he failed To-
get a hit IN t"daH's game With the
New York Yankees. He had pre-
Ni"n"lN hit safely in fortv-one con
S"cutire games. breaking the modern
major league record established /,
ry cobb In 1911
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The meeting had been called for
t"'kH Mount. but President Muyr
mad" an eleventh hour chnug,'. 1T TN,
express request Uf th,. tour club pN IA
"iS i"Hi''n~ ihir tor til" S.S>i un
owner lanes r.. tr.tts MAS la Nur-
'"lk yesterday. and viii to. JuIu,d
ih"rr tonight hy hiss associate. ii-nil
.. f.b"i
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SENATOR'S HIT HARD
LEy As."cini-n rr.ssl

i'EIl:'ir sept. l>-A Tiger bat
tihH rally IN ia" hf;h. that urtt.d
ny" runs and retired I;rillhart, won
'"hhNS gam" fr"ru Washington II
I" - Zachary ana Warm"th proved
equally easy for tn" cobhmeu.
Every man on ia" Detroit team eN
c"rt one "h;aiu"d at least one safe
~.
The score:
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Rattcd for quinn in eighth.

Boston Observation-Disclosures. nuO uUu GOO
'hitht" ............. 80" nnu iuX
summary: rw"-hasc hits Lever
cite. falh, Svhalk. Mustn Thrcc-
has" M"siil. stolen base l.:
Collins. Sncriiirt-p'K ourar Sh,rIN.
Doubt" plays n'Rnlrk- to i'rnli t."
iiurnS 81. Left on bases i.nStuIi
t.. Chicago, =. Eases on balls -"m
Quinn, =, on l.-V-r"ti". !! Struck out
10y l."N"i"tir, !; 10y QUINN. /: hy
karr. !. iiits-un quinn. - In : : on
KARI. in |. Losing pitcher Quinn.
tmrir-s. iiild"hrand aud thil. Time.
l25
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Shrrrnd Smith Trnm.frr..

NEW YORK, Sept rs Til" ltr."k
lNm National League club today re
leased Sh.rr"d smith. veteran left
handed pitcher, /" The Cleveland
tAnI"rlr"u League CLUB. Waivers
ASKED on Smith W'r. granted bN all
tn. National l"aGu" clubs hut
cleveland claimed him when they
were asked in th- American Lragu"
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LeagueMoguls Meet T onightat Norfolk
SIDELIGHTS ON SPORT
Four Soccer Teams Will Be Put in Field
by EARLE I.UTX

MoSuis %! the virginia League meet
lohiEhl At the Monticello Hotel. Nor
'"lh. I" discuss the future nf the cir
cut. tn TIA" outcome uf the meeting
'l'r"hdS tue Eiud 81 bail IsiChm"u,iri =
VIII H." served nrNi season
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Iw" clubs viii be in TIA. West End
under TIA" ma engagement OF r. Il.
iihNcs and tvs" VIII hc started IN th.
East i.hd under ia" direction "f John
'.rundN. III" gam'S win .Iitrruui"
between the =. q. \ Field .tnd Eyrd
i'arE. From the four teams viii b,.
picked on" to represent church iIiil
IA III" southeastern Soccer i.cagu.
M candidates VIII report 1T G. e. A.
Ei"id on saturday tor organization
purposes
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Philadelphia Mt Chicago.
Washing ton mt ~. Louis.
New York nj Drtroit.
H0ston NJ tir,ciRn,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

UESI Its YESTERDAY.
hlIndc iphin. a-5i Pittshurgh H..
bostOn. 81 81. I.OrIs, q.
>rN York. .: Cincinnati, =.
BronkIyn, 1t thIrnGo. 4.
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Davis Causes Own Defeat b,
Poor Fielding i'll Last
Frame.
JOE BUSH IS WINNER
Allows Only Five Hits-Ruth
and Sislcr Poor
a, Bat.
rRv Associated Press


IBy Associated rrcssI
ST Ior.lS s,,, Is x,,
won the rraI game or no soas,,,
from, tho locals. ID . and i,,ro...d
the Lead oyer tho Browns Ia am. AM
nra-hal, CANINE 1,na ,,
pi,chin. battle between nayts ,ri
Bush. hu; tho former ca,,scd ~ 49,,
dcfea. on Mad ,i.idIrr lio ,,,. 49,
on, in tho ninth. after mo Ic,.,Is hs5
hold lead OF TO ON tho lcarn.
leaders
Tn raro :, ,.,.u c,,,,.
<. ""'nE'
''"' ""' 4 f"i''r
'", I'"A'n struck out
,er 6ro,,, Hon,n.uS l." SlSl'r SlS
sro,, 1870 ,i"r"eI 'hrow ON fInr
suu,".I M,usei forced ihpr. Me
,,s ~ runs "h" NV
one error.
-. Louls-Tohin. Foster and Sis
IVY !" "roer WARD 4" Pipr
pay 40 runs u" mus II"
New York-Schang lined to Tohn.
Jacobson took Wards nigh ny and
also Srotts pop fly No runs. uu
hlts' no errors.
St Louis pucan took Williams
pop ny Jacobson was hit by :,
pitched bail McManus drove TO
kuth. Jacobson out stealing. Schang
TO Ward. 40 runs. no hits no .r-
rors.
Third Inning.
New YORK Foster threw out
fush. Wit, cot an inneld hi, on
n"under to Foster, purnn flied to
Nill'ams Ruth sent a high ny 20
"erher \" runs. on" hit. n" errors.
-. Louis "v"r"td walked and
Was forced ny Gnrh"r Bush To- scott
LAWS sacrificed. Bush tagging him
on inc t"sc line Tphin drove {"
huth. No runs. ma nIts, n" errors.
New l""N jacobson went int"
high drive. liusIlus pro,os,,l thc
OUT "h!l" tn spectators clam"rcd
20 continue 'he gam" Mous"l
p"rP'd t" Sisi"r MeM"mns threw
errors.
-, Louis Foster was called on,
on strikes after t"uling seven halls
Sisl"r ""mt out, Scott to Ppp. Wi
t"iAS r'pp'd I" Ward. y" runs. no
mss h' errors
>. fhth Inning
Ne: NGW Y%rk-Ward drew tn" hrst
on SCOUTS sacrifice hunt. sister Ia
MSHi"h"S on irSt Bush drov" 10
w 't''hNs. VIII walked pugan
80 10 ''rp"f IN snort LETT No
'tnS' no mus. no errors.
l-'t's -Jar"hS"n.S double int"
me crew" VAS IN" first hit OF Hush
MtHiaHuS sinrl"d I" l"fr jacobson
-"'"- 60 ihlrI hut M"MuuuS was
,"'h.,W ing I" second "ud thrown
81 "E '"& "a reach hrst Ward /"
~, .'So" score" "n S"v'r"id'S
''i'i'" NY I" Nuth. 'Tth f.l int"
'"'' wv" ny, u" errors
sixth inning.
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chicago ............ o0n 600 ,o3- (;
brooklyn -........... 900 o2n 0ul )
summary: TNo-b.Sc i,-Iritz
Eciaid lhrec-has" hlts-T. ,irif'irh.
MiiI"r. stolen hn S--.lohnstun Sac
rihc" Terry. Double playS-olson
y" Johnston IL Schmandt. Vance to
Johnston to Schmandt; ADAMS in IIol-
l"chcr to Grimes Lett on bases
hicaE". S, Brooklyn. Bases on
oa!ls-nf Kaufman, 3 Hits-"ff
kaufmann. In 6 innings; of Stue-
land, none In innings: on Cherves
IN inning. struck out--by Vance
. by Stueiand. !. Winning pitcher
thecves. Losing pitchcr-Nance
tmpires. KLEIN and Wcs,v.It Time
40.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland, III thIInd~iphin. {.
Drtr"it. II; Washing ton. -.
thirnE". .; IiostOn, u.
-. I.Unis, -; New iurL. 3.
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international League.

Jersey city :. Newark 4.
Baltimore. :; Reading ,hf,ccm
innings. darkness
Rochester. ! Toronto. eleven in
ninps)
Others not schedule
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Inability 10 hold the team together
due Ia men returning la college mad.
IL necessary Tor church lIill Athletic
Association I" abandon its plan to
play btnNiil". al IN" Piedmont
League. TN" professionals were
anxious T." play in Richmond. Tommy
.tbhott know ing that he would get
"a bll. ~ .lTnnl.
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Totals
rhilR dolphin.

''''" WV W. '''== :
summary: Two base hit Schmidt
TraNn"r. Wrightstonc. Carey Three
has" tts-Wrightstpnc, Leslie stolen
has"-tarey. Sacrifcc-Garey. bou-
hlc plays -Traynor TO Ticrncy to
'rimm; Rapp to Leslie. Maranvillc
I" licrney t" Grimm. Left on bases
tlttshurgh, d: Philadelphia. 6
Eases on bails-om Huhbcl. q in y
innings: off q. Smith, 1 in I innings
NV by pitchrr-by Hubhcll. Nius-
SeiD. Losing pitcher -Huobcll I'm
rlr"S, Hart and Scniellc. Time. iiY.
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whether Rocky M"nu, and wilson
drop out OF tn" league - IA" GU's-
ii"n OF the minute. rhol" .,rc many
wh" think the Carolina critics viii
yield their franchises. as tn" past
season VAS AN "Nr'uNiy. luxury.
'"rtsm"ut' owners has" stated mat
unless the Carolina town" ar.
dropped the Truckers viii throw up
the sponge. Newport News Is =,
doubtful proposition fur 1873. So til"
diSbn ndm"ut Of tn" circuit ~ not n.i
unexpected dcNcl"rmnt from iuuithts
gathering
MIR. Grass has L., 1t l." known that
he is ready la carry on IL Wilson
and Rocky Mount persist IN - losing
proposition. II" ir"f-rs /" see the
old tim" Virginia circuit restored, h,.-
li"vinH that tn" gam" wUuld h"ucii
the other hand. al. more favurahI!
Impressed with The idea Of a N"rth
and South loop
entity will again battle ior tn! SO.
called worlds championship The
~" defeats on thcir own grounds
w"r" q sad blow 80 tho i!r"wus Rut
IN" ST Louis team has two weak op-
poncn's vet I" fs"c. whil" tho Yanks
must stack M against Detroit ana
cleveland. ia IA" West. and Ia. Rcd
S"N in tn. East
After seeing an" record taken from
mis- rras! Ty cobb YESTERDAY en-
'"r'd " ii" with Wee Willie" Kcel.r
N making 90" hits for eight separate
Years 'obh this year also viii
"uual Hans WaEu"rS mark of 800
ion seventeen years
|, was a fine day for Sislcr to stop
hlttinr After his f"rtN-on. cons"c.
utiy., games with safe cracks. he
Called L" land when his team needed
Eu'h also drew blank. cobb. mean
ME. was busy and fdtt"ncd MS
a'"raG" n point. while Sislcr fcli
BACK three. The 1t Louis star nov
leads hS tw"nty.f"ur points
Monk" Whit" has been namcd
Temporary captain 81 the William
"nd Mary football team !u place of
tlicki.' linrw God. Who may bc out
tanned tn" first day n" reported fur
practice. whit. was appointed hy
Coach ingram He is one Of the hes,
backs in TN" state
Apparently Panch" Villa is no,
going /" be permitted Is rest 9uiotly
in tho shadow "f his American rs.
weight crown. He has signed an
arrecmcnr 10 hEh, 10" Lynch. ban.
worlds ryweiGh' tiilc holder has
promised the Filipino battlcr :,
chance ~ him in this country.
Four soccer football teams Will h.
organized here this fam. il Was do.
cidcd las, nigh, at a meeting 81 IN.
church Hin Athieti" Association
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tnterirnEnr series.
hn"NvilI" tApraiachisn League
! 'ha't"no"g. tSouthorn ASsuris
tionb. /. IEHxHABH
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WHERE THEN PLAY TODAY.
-. Louis NJ NUstun.
New Work Mt NrooLiyn.
Ph,sburEh ut I'hiiRdriphin.
Onl, three srh-dulrd
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- - '-''' TT : II =
hat tied for Kaufman in seventh

Ba ttcd Tor Vance in ninth.
IRAN for Deherry in ninth.
Score by innings:
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Second Inning.

New York-Schang lined to Tohin.
Jacobson took Wards nigh ny and
also SCOTS pop fly No runs. nu
hits, no errors
st. Louis Ducau took Williams
pop fly. Jacobson was hit by a
pitched ball. McManus drove to
Ruth Jacobson out stealing. Schang
TO Ward. 40 runs. II" hits. no er-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

Four soccer football teams viii b
"i canizcd here this fan. il WAS dc.
"idcd last nirht at a meeting 81 tn.
church Hill Athletic Association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

New YORK Foster threw out
Bush Wit, got an inneld hi, on
a n"under To- Foster. purnn flied to
Williams. Ruth sent high ny 20
Gerber. y" runs. one hit. no errors
81 Louis SEVERED walked and
was forced NY Grrh"r. Bush To- scott
Davis sacrificed. Bush tagging him
on The tasc linz. Tphin drove to
huth. No runs. no hIis. me- errors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19
Fourth Innina.

NV NOfN-INOUNSum Wrnt INTO
the crowd in ricut-crutvr for ripp's
nigh drive. iiUsG!us protested tn
out, wh!lc IN. Spectators ,luinur.d
10 continue The gam. M.us.l
porr'd to Sisl"r. McManus threw
cut SchanG. No runs. no hits. n"
errors.
-. Louis Foster was called GA,
on strikes, after fnuliup seven halls
Hisi"r ""nt out, Scot; to Pipp vii
!l"mS popped I" Ward y" runs. no
M.,a- M .-rrcrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

Nft"r seeing an" record taken from
mis- rraS.-. Ty cobb yesterday en-
tered A." II" with Wee Willie" i<crl.r
~ ma kinu 2or hits for eight separate
ears cobh this year also VIII
.aual Hans WaEu.r's mark of 800
FOR seventeen years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19
SECOND q ME.
Philadelphia.

for Morrison in Gig
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

New Nork--Witt hca, out a roller
to MCManus DuEau struck out.
Ruth out. MCMauus 10 sIslcr Sis
ter droprd Gerhers throw on ripp'S
srounder. Mcuscl forced ripp. Me
Manus TO Gertcr. No runs, one hit.
one error.
81. Louis-Tobin. Foster and Sis
Ter wen; out in order. Ward TO piup
on each play. No runs. no hits. no
errors
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
Carpenter Ready to
Fight Dempsey after
Le,CiS, Miles, OPineS
BY GEORGES CARPENTER.
tCopvrirht 1899 bV -


CARPENTERS TRAININ G
CAMP. MAIDEN HEAD. Eng May
4.-"Le Grand vaut le petit tout le
temps In Plain English that means
good big man IS better than good
little man every time Pc That is what
they said when I fought Jack Demp-
>ey at Jersey Ctr last summer and
uow IL IS true of my night with Ted
tEid) Lewis one week from tOnighr.
expect that a good deal OF sup
por- VIII go 20 Lewis owing 10 his
disadvantage in weight But that is
human nature an the time know
shat I ann az quick IS lewis and that
am trily .s fas. Granting that
a.s ring ,.art IS equal go mine the
whole hing resolves itself into the
question Can lie overcome the dis
advantage In weight"
Il am confident OF success 7 ex-
pect 10 demonstrate 10 the sporting
world that an rs iit nov as ever
was am ccufidea- that my showing
against Lewis viii demonstrate that
I am capable Of putting ur a good
fight i'm tho event am matched 10
fight Dempsey again. II win next
week I will have 70 fight Marcel
Miles and then probably Joe Beckett
# he survives his next contest. And
after that who can say what viii
happen-perhaps It will be Dempsey
again. 7 am ready for him
In conclusion. If Lewis beats me
it - the finish