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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
POr d d0cumentOs cOgi-
dOssa un espia Sc sabe
que alemanes v arneri-
canOs alientan la revO-
luci6n del Transvaal.
(pe nusstro serviSlo EspecIal.)

LONDRES, mario Ia. Despachos
recibidos por Ell Ministerio de la Cue
IRA hoy, revelan la sensational noti-
Icia de que las autoridades en- Johan-
nesbnrg, Africa del Sur, han deteni-
do I'm espfa que portaba encina unoss
documentos de gran valor para Ell Co
bierno ingles. Sabese por estos pIie-
gos, que la reyoluci6n de Colonia del
Cabo v el Transvaal es alentada " di-i
rigida por elementos de afuera, posi-
blemente por alemanes y americanos.
Los documentos revelan tarnbien, que
los revolucionarios reciben grandes
sumas de dinero de Alemania y los
Estados Unidos, y no es dudoso que
de varias repdblicas hispanoamerica-
mas. La indignation en- Londres es
grande, pues hace suponer que en- la
India, Irlanda v Egipto Sc enciendeI
la ziza1a contra Inglaterra de este
modo, para crearle dificultades.
JOHANNESBURG, Africa del Sur
MARIO 14.-Ayer >fu@ asaltado por un
|personaje desconocido Ell autom6vil
del Presidente del Ministerio, Smutts,
quien le hizo al ilustre 'lider africano
dos disparos de revolver. Las balas'
solo perforaron la GAIA del auto, To-
yrando salir ileso ell Premier. La pe-.
iicia procedio la persecution del ase-
sino, sin lograr darle caza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
Ell gObiernO de la Gran
Bretaila Sc encuentra
con un TlueYO cOnflictO
enlascOlOnia de Afri-
ca del Sur.

LONDRES, mario 14.-El G6bierno
Sc enfreata con IN nueVo cOnfiicto, y
es Ia revcluci6n del Transvaab que
tona caracteres nlay graves. La cri-
sis que esta sprteando Lloyd George.
debese en- primet lugar q 81 poca
tactica para eYitaf estos brotes revo-
lncionaFios Que lIsla paso sargen ep
las diferentes posiciones inglesas, y
Sc tenre que 81 caida sea ahora inmi-
nenta con las noticias que llegan de
PretDria, que vienen sunaEse las
que1se reciben del Cairo, Irlanda . Ia
India.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
El pavOrOsO MlOnstruO
que vi6 en- la PatagO-
MIA Ell teniente nOTte-
americana Mr.. G.
BeViliqua.

PHILADELPHIA, mario 4.El
teniente comandante G. Beviliqua
del Cuerpo Cientifco del ejercito anne
ricano, acaba de sostener una larga
| Edisputa por cable con los principales
hombres de ciencia suramericanos, en-
que Sc discutian las posibilidades de
que en- las Tierras de la Patagonis
exista la presencia de un monstruo
plesiosauro de las epocas jurasica y
cretacea. Los cientfficos hispano-
americanos son de opinion contraria a
la del teniente Beviliqua, pues estan
seguros casi de que el iltimo esp&ci-
men de estos nonstruos muri6 hace
Emillones de amos. Beviliqua ha decla-
RADIO hoy haber visto uno de dichos
monstrl1os bien adentro de Ia costa
de Patagonia, hace de este 16 amos,
v varias personas de credito ratifcan
10 dicho por Ell seiior Beviliqua, ana
diendo haber sidp testigos de la pre-
sencia del mencionado gigantesco ami
NAL en- Ell sitio designado por el te-
Eniente americana. FL monstruo Sc
describe por las personals menciona-
das, de un tamalo colossal, teniendc
Ia cabeza parecida a la del cabalIo y
el cuello como de treinta pies de lar
Igo. Los hnmbres de- ciencia surame-
ricanos invitan Ill taliente Beviliqua
a una excursion = Ii Patagonia, para
|ir en- busca de dicho animal, Que al
fin serfa un gran descdbrinniento pa
ra la ciencia. u aS Ssssi'1y tSs'Ss2
RIVERSIDE, N. Y.y MARIO IL. En
las oicinas de Ia polieia Sc han recibi-
do pruebas concluyentes dc due de
tres a cinco individuos Sc enchentran
|complieados en el asesfnato de John
Brtlnnen, que fue nuerto 4 belazos el
viernes en- Ia noche, Mientras leia un
peri6dico en- eI balloon de su casa. La
policia no ha podido efectuar ningin
arresto todavia; pero Sc cree que va
Sc tiene la pista de los asesinos y que
no tardaran "a horas sin que sean de-
tenidos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
Inglaterra tiene pri-
siOnerO en- In buque
de guerra al reyOIuciO-
mario naciOnaIista in
diO Gandhi.

BOMBAY, mario IA Mohandas
x. Gandhi, notable jefe nacionalista
que fue arrestado el sabado por 6rde-
mes del Gobierno ingless sigpe en- ma
nos de sns enemigos, quienes le han
designado como .carceI un bpque de
guerra ingles. Ell arresto sohrevino
q raiz de una serie de articulos pu-
blicados por el notable lider rebelde
hindu, excitando el pueblo a la rebel
dia contra el regimen de Inglaterra y
aconsejandole dar su vida y su sangre
por la libertad de la India, antes que
permanecer mas tempo sometido a
la esclavitud mas degradante dice.
WASHINGTON, mario 14-El Co
mite de Asqntos Militares ha dado su
opinion favorable sobTe el proyecto
de ley que autoriza al Departamento
de Ia Guerra q recrgapizar sus efec-
tivOs militares, en- cuanto 4, Ia ofeiali-
dad del ejercitos psrp hacienda cons
tar que al estaT de acuerdo con el bill,
les con Ia condici6n expIfcita de que
dichos electives no sean memories de
dcee mil hombres. desde Il Jefe supre-
mo Al uItinao oiicial. N
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14

con ella
tpe Nusstro SsrViclo Especial.J }

PARIS, MARIO LILA insistente
petici6n del Gobierno de Washington
q Ia Comisi6n de Hacienda Aliada. pa
ra que Sc le paguen los 241, 100000 de
d6lares que ha gastado en- el mantle
nimiento de sus tropas en- Ia zcna ale
mana del Rhin, tfae preocupados q
los Gobiernos de Paris, Roma v Lon
dres. Los Estados unidos. dicen en- su
nota que le ha causado al pals
mucha perplegidad el que las pacio-
mes aliadas Sc distribuyan los dinerOs
abonados en- concepto de indemniza-
ci6n, por AIemania, sin contar con
Washington para NADIA. Aun no Sc, ha
procedido a la division de la enorme
suna, hasta que no Sc aclare debida-
mente esta question.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
Para ssEl Inlparcia no
hay tiempOs malOs
LA SORPRESA OLE PRErAsAafOS
a NUEsTROS LEETORES

NIafia,la , paSsado. ,.artgYos 4 como
Ger ,ie nuesfros lcctores una noticia
aueha ,ie Sd racoeisla. psdemos AFR
mario Dor Mntiefpado <s,n agrado.
con simpatfa i hasta con pntusiasmo
Con ello nos prononcmcs dcanestrar
ope nara nt,sotlos No hav diempos
naIos One nor todas partes no Sc
ever, sina Ian,entacionesY pues noso-
tros ra,.os i nrol,ar aue Ii hax mott
81 M u, $ i, fanto Il tea,e,,,sr ! los "a.
,I;,.;,,s,,s ,spo, erc..
M s sai,,sIaa,e ononer = ias -,
,.,.is.,,isss HE nesi,,.is,,,., ma afirn,a.
s.I,,n ont;n;sfa cimc., tas,a y, ,;n ha-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14

WASHINGTON, mario IL En- Ia
discussion del Tratado firmado por Ia
Cuadruple en- Ia Conferencia de Was
hington, el senador johnson, de Cali
fornia Sc 1evanto para oponerse Ia
ratification de dicho documento, por
signifcar r-dijo-un paso retrospect
vo en- las tradiciones americanas, y
tambien por creerlo una rendici6n in
Conditional de los Estados Unidos an
te las anenazas de los Poderes ex-
tfanjeros. Much0s senadores estan
contestes con las declafaciones del SCI
nador johnson y han signifcado opol
nerse tambien 4 que eI Tratado sea
ratifcado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
RBcoNsTRUYENDo

Ell senior Jose Ruff Seller, esta re-
construyendo su esegaRte residencia
de Ia carratera, la que sera ampliada
y reformada, convellientemente. En-
tanto Sc realiza la obga, Tesilen los
disfingEidos esposos Ruff Soler Bali
sairo, ,cfi Ia calle de Lopez Landr0n,
del nfisno bairio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
Ell Teatro en- Lares
Lares. march IA. 1872:

Lares, march IA, 1922.
Direcgcr de Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan.
Anoche debut0 Conpaifa Adams
Nieya con grandioso drama. fituladO
Padres Exito enornle
Alfonso Rey,
: Correspo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
TRASIADARA SIJ RESIDENgEA'
i.3s A SAN JUAN

Nos 5inforIna e DR.. Pedro Maiaret,
Que tan pronto encuentre una casa, Sc
trasiadara d San Juan con tOda su IA
milia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
Ell SECRETARIO DEL GOBERNA.
DOR, ENFERMo

Desde hace yariOs dfas Sc ehcnen-
ira recogido en- CANA atacado de
gfipe, el secretariO del Goberpador.
Afr.J. Hull.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
PETER MANNING TROTS
A MILE IN l:58 Ii
ne AssoclateI Press.l

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Sept. Pc
ter Manning. worlds fastest ,rottcr.
failed TO break his mark OF 81 81.
made at the Lexington tract: October
6, last year. in his attempt at North
Randall track here this afternoon.
but did break tho track record Of
.7N 3-i. made -. Ghian in ,1UJ. tvrt-
ing the mile l.. 1888 -. Driven b.
Tomm:' Murphy, Of Poughkcepsie. y.
y. he trotted the first quarter in
Sesseconds, the half in 80 l-2, made
the three quarters In 1929 ia. and
trotted the last quarter in .3 flat.
Media, who trottcd a mile In 1853
Ia IT Toledo last August. beat the
track record OF 2:Nl l.! for trottiuS
mares. made by Hamburg Belle in
1909. trotting the mile in 1889 II.
Driven by Harry Fleming, the mare
made the quarter In 70 ia. the half
In minute flat, the three quarters in
1880 and the last quarter in - l-2
Ari"n Guy, worlds champion trot-
ling stallion with !. record OF l:5? l-2.
failed to beat the track record of
ZOO IL. held ny Lee AXworthy.
Driven by Tommy Murphy. the best
.\r!cn Guy could do was 2:0l ID.
Guardian Trust. champion 3-year
old trotter. failed In an effort TO
lower his record of 200 IA. The
hes, he could do today was 2:04
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
GEORGE SISLER HOPES
TO DUPLICATE FEAT
NY Assoclated Press. !

ST. LOUIS. sept. 22..-Georyo L.
S'Slo-. hri!iian. first bnscnan for tho
-. Louis Browns. who yesterday was
awarded the American League troph~
offered ~ the club owners a. Il -,.
ward 10 tie slayer who proved OF the
greatest scr"icc 20 his team during
the 1922 seasan. declared 70 the As
s"ciatcd P;,sS today that ne hoped
Q" duplicate his feat next year.
The name. Of the local baseball
90 VIII be- tlio first Inscribed on tho
Nln",uoo baseball monument which iy
=" %. erected 'y the American League
IN NashinRt'2. and which Is to be
presented 10 tGr government az ma
;erial 10 -. n~tional pastimc and a
H'll OF fame for perpetuating the
! memory o. ~ greatest players.
As Sisl-r lag excelled In almost
| rFery department. OF baseball, his Nc =
i"S'ion cam, ~ no surprise to local
rams, Who were expecting him to be
named as he most valuable player
or the American League.
bob Quinn. business manager OF tho
hrowno use StxIer riciaiy deserved
the vrtss an =" other player OF the
league wHa -ven near to him in rank
!ES Tor vaiuabi. playing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
MARANEILLE FINED
500 FOR SET.TO
lRy Assoc!at.d Press.l

NEW YORK. Sept ?2.--Waltcr j.
Rabbit" Maranv!llc. shortstop OF
was today fined 500 for his cncoun-
ter with Second Bascman wings.
OF the New York Giants, at the Polo
Grounds yesterday. President John
\. Icyi!er. OF the National League.
IN announcing tho fine stated thal
the RABBIT would have been sus-
pended but for the fact that Rawi-
inSs provoked the attack by un-
cnlied-for remarks
TIL. trouble arose in the third in
ming OF The game yesterday when
MaranvIlls, after singing was forced
at second by Carey. rawlings at
tempted TO complete Il double play
at first and throwing wild. con-
had interfered with his relay to
first.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
JUST DRAGGED
SO WEAKENED
Florida Lady Was in a MiScr-
able Condition, But Says She
Found Cardui Helpful,
and Got Well.

Altha. FIa.-In explaining how she
found Carlui so helpful during change
of life. Mrs. Ella NJ. Bailey. of r. L.
! D. ?. this place, said:
II hecaWe SO weakened it was an
effort for mr to get around. knew
villa; was the mntter. but ! felt like I
couldn't give IN.
II jus; dragged and 1 certainly
was nr:Eou.. I was SO restless
could not -, iown long-yet so weak
il couldn't get about. 1t is n most
miserable ana such a helpless feeling.
II wouli get depressed and out Of
heart.
Il began TO feel: after n while, there
was no Use "a try to get we'll This
is all wrong, for il makes 4 person
worse.
~ had heard Of Cardui. and thought
Il might strengthen me. A neighbor
had used 1t with good results.
Il took one bottle tof Cardui). then
] saw ! wasn't so nervous, so kept il
up.
''Graduai.N the nervousness left me.
began Ia eat aud sleep better. Was
soon well. and al right.
'cardu d'L wonders for me, and
certainly dc recommend it."
Thousands III other women have
written. +" -cli of the beneficial re-
suits obtained by taking Cardui. ana
to recommend IT to others.
Cardu! has stood the test Of exten-
s:ve use 70. more than forty years.
in the treatment OF troubles common
Ia women.
Good druggists, everywhere, sell
Cardui. the woman's tonic.-Try Ii.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
EAST LEADING WEST
IN TENNIS MATCHES
fEy Associated Press. !

FOREST HILLS. y. Y. Sept. 22.-
me Yves; vHs In the lead. two
matches {" "u", al the end Of the
hrpt day. may in the annual East
west tenn tnuruamcnj a; the Wesc
Side Club
Robert and Toward Il,nscy, broth =
erS, OF san ''r.uciSc", won two sing
les ma;r'''H the former defeatln
" EtSon .. 81. s'.huru. az New York
aih tE' y. beating Francis =
iluUt.r. ~ E.y York. William I
Tildcu. 90 't ,.GelpN!a and Vincent
richards. a. mixers. won the duu :
blcE match from the East. defeating
William y. Johnston and Willis r.
Davis. 81 San Francisco. The other
singles Hat"N between Mrs. Molla e
Mallory oi N-W York. and Miss Mary
p. Brown. vas called after each had
won So. &:ise OF darkness.
It wa announced that Mrs. NAL
lory and Miss Browne would be
given tn option of deciding tomor
row whn'h.r they would play the
match be Ming at the third set or
start II Owe: again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
DANEILLE BALL CLUB
SOLD TO MURPHY

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
DANNII,LE. VA. Sept. 22.--Her
bert Z. Murphy, manager oC the To-
hacConists in the 1921 season. an
rourced today that he has bought
The Iranv;lle club in TIE Piedmont
League from j. NJ. Davis, and that
Ii" would run the local club next
year. Murphy. who. during the sea-
son just closed. PLACED with the
Charlotte club in the South Atlantic
Lcag Ne. came her. several days ago
and played with the DarviIlc team,
during the last few games.
The deal, !; develops. has been
pending FOR some time. bu; was de-
iayed pending an agreement among
the school trustees to the future use
Of Stoncwall jackson Park This
permission has been granted With
the franchise and the physical prop
critics OF the club went the playing
contracts OF Abbott, Holmes, Harris
Cavaniss. Worth. Stinson. Baker
Shancr. ReEan, TrcSlcr and Schlitzc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23

Pnkhan's Vegetable Compound. /
was in bed much Of my time with pains
and had TO have the doctor every
month. Cla day l found q little
book in my yard in Guthrie, Oklaho.
ma, and lread it through and got the
medicine =. ydia E. PinkhamTs Veg
etable C"npound--and took eight
bottles and nscd the Sanati tive Wash.
latoncc began toget stronger. Ihavs
got mary women to take it just by
telling them what it has done for me.
! have = yc"ng sister whom it has
helped III the same way it helped me.
! want you to know that am
friend indeed, for you were friend
inneed. - Mrs. GEok0E HARDER,
l0A3 Byram ST., Los Angeles, Cali.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
FINALS IN DOUBLES
TOURNAMENT TODAY

FINALS in the mems doubles tour
Dament at the Country Club OF Viz
Mt $50 O'Clock between 4. Harris and
Cary and J. Coke and T. y. Rice. The
semi finals yesterday Were featured
by tho sterling exhibition Of Harris
Fleming, the playing through cham
pons. 6-S, 6-i.
The team work OF the winners was
excellent. and the overhead smaShes
VI Harris deadly accurate.
Coke and Rice won their match
easily. with scores 81 Ill. al.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
MOBILE TURNS TABLE

MOBILE, MA. Sept. oo.-Mobile
turned the ;;n..s on Fort Worth to-
day. taking :Ia third game In the
Dixie char piuu'h!p series. 3 to .. in
battle .h"t ..ded Just before dark
mars spread over the diamond.
Lefty" i'uur was master of the
heavy hit,iuE Tanthcrs throughout
the cont.S. that thrilled the 5000
spectators. except for momentary
weakness ~ Tie eighth. when Kraft
drove tbs ball over the riGht-held
wall FOR nu.nc run, scoring Hoffman,
ahead OF hi'n
The sc-irs now stands, Fort Worth
won .. lost ! Mobile won I. lost >.
The four,li '-1ue Will he played to-
morrow at , - VI.
Score: r. TT. T..
Fort Wor.n ~ 900 600 t2o--2 IL |
Mobile 900 600 Nlx-3 .
Eattcr'". Pate. Johns. Ross. Good
bred arG Nirprs: Fuhr and Baker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
EASY FOR BROWNS
lRy AssocInted Prcss.l

ST Lotus. Sept. 22.--Aided ~ err
rors and poor pitching, ST. Louis to-
day defeated Philadelphia. IL 20 5.
but advanced no closer 20 the pen
nant. as New Yori; defeated Clcve-
land. and the Browns remain three
and half games behind the Yam
KEGS.
George Sisler. who was selected
yesterday as tho leaghe's most val
liable player. was back In tho line
mp. a!;cr ha enforced vacation be-
cause OF an injured right shoulder.
but got only one hit IN tive times up.
With Sisler back on the initial sack.
Frank Ellerhc appeared At his old
post 1T third. The crowd continued
around tho 1000 mark. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
Ex.crminntoe l, WItbdrn,,u

TUKONTU. UNT., Sept 22.-.EXtcr-
minator, Wills Sharpe K!lmer's vet
cram campu!gner. has been withdrawn
from the two 0nd quarter mile
Ontario Jockey Club Handicap. the
feature of tomorrow's racing card at
Woodbinc Park. EXterminator had
heen given top weight OF 1875 poundS.
Louis, winner of the even: In 1921.
Will carry - pounds. and Sit OF
White, OF the Idlehour Farm, o: Ken
lucky. l0l pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
CUBS DIVIDE BILL
tBy Associated press.l

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Sep. % =.
,"itade!phia and Chicago divided a
uouoie- header today. The Cubs TAX
ing the hrst. to ) in eleven Innings,
ana the Ph!il!es The second. To ;.
Sunched hits In the secon,i !i.mins OF
'he first game contributed to Chi
Cages victory. Osborne allowed but
seven hits IN The second game. bu,
seven bases on balls and ,h-cc or
fors By adams. = rookie second base
man. spoiled his otherwise good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
III THOMAS POLLARD,
5i5 Hull st..
Real Estate Auc;ioneer
Trustees Auction Sale
IL Acres
Henrico County

In execution Of certain dccd o:
trust. dated January lst, 1920 duly
recorded in the Clerks ONCE of the
Circuit Court of Henrico County. in
-. Is. 2l5 Il. page EOS. default having
been made In the payment OF por-
ton OF the debt therein secured. and
being required SO to do by the hene-
hciary. VIII sell at public auction.
upon the premises. on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2sTH. 1922,
At o'clock =. ~.
:hc real estate described IN said dee !
as follows:
All ina, certain tract o: land tn
Hcnr!Co County, containing Twelve
I2) Acres. with all improvements
thereon as shown on plat annexed
10 a deed from J. q. Tuck and wife
- John a. y. Weaver. and recorded
in the Clerks O:nce OF the circul;
Court o! IenricO County in y. Il.
PA a. page !. beginning on the south
sid" OF the new county road, near
Fair Oaks. thence running suuch
~ "a d. ~. ll.50 20 a pine. thence
L. 5S LILO d: s. rs "a d. T.. 400 c.
10 n gum tree. thence $. 81 l-2 -. r..
.7j 2. To the said county road; thence
along the said county road y. W.
1850 G. to the point OF beginning.
TERMS: Cash.
THOMAS POLLARD.
Trustee.
by POLLARD * BAGBY. INC.
.ugtiOneclS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23

fBRtt"u TO: VrVHtUT ~ HITSH:
81. Louis ............ 0ot ITO Ole!
Brooklyn ........:.. olO 2"l 600
Summary: Two-hase hiis-Topor-
cor. Pteffer. Myers (2). Schmandt. u.
Griffith Home n--Ro;tomly. Sac
rinces-I,lades. Pfeffer. Schmandt.
Double play-Olson to Johnson TO
Schmandt Left on baSe-St. Louis.
s: Brooklyn. 6. Base on balls-off
Vance. 2. Struck out--by Vance. 2;
by Decatur. 2; by Pfeffer. 4. Hits
off Vance. s In 4 innings; off Mamaux
; in l none out in sixtij; off De-
catur. 4 In 4 innings. HI: by pitcher
NJ r!eTer UIigh. WinalnG pitcher
--Pfeffer. Losing p!tchrr--Eance
Umpircs-Eis!er and Westerveit
Time l:a5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
CARDS SLAM OUT WIN
1Ev Assoclated Press.

BROOKLYN. y. Y. Sept. a2.--St.
Louis pounded three Brooklyn pitch :
ers for 7-to-4 victory today. cventn
UP their series OF four games. but
winning the seasons series by "A
games 10 S. Toporcor and Clemens
led the attack with four hits each
In rs many times at bat, while BOT
tomiy placed home-run drive 10 his
credit. Pfeffer. was practically In
vinc!ble against all the Dodger bat
ters except Wheat and Myers. Brook
lyn plays double header with Pitts
Sursn tomorrow. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
CHURCH HILL GRID
MEN REPORT TODAY

Candidates cur the Church Hill
Athletic cubs football team have been
called to meet for the first time this
afternoon at 2 o'clock on {. c.. a.
Field. Plans for the season Will be
discussed. and IL Is probable that q
coach for the eleven will be selected
at the same time. 1t is expected that
a college man will he secured as
mentor for the East Endors for this
year. Charles Perkins Is manager Of
tho Church Hill eleven.
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SENATORS LOSE
fRy Associated press1

CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-Chicaco
punched hits off Zachary today and
defeated Washington. s 10 4. Home
runs By Hooper and Mostil clinchcd
the game for the locals. The visitors
were held 10 one hi: until tho
seventh. when three hits in row
with base on balls forced Mack To
retire. Score:
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DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL
nv AssocIated prceel

HOSTON, Sept. 22.--boston and
Cincinnati closed their final series
today, dividing double -header. Bos-
ton took the first game. to =. and
Cincinnati the Second. to o. Bohnc
was elected from the second game
for vigorous protest Of Al called
strike In the eighth inning Score:
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Totals .. "a 3 . "A 10
Batted for Hasty in seventh.
Bttted for Schilling in ninth.
81. I.Outs

Summary: Two base hits-i!llcrbe.
Walker. iolp, McManus. WEIGH. iiau-
ser. Home runs-Ilauser, Miller.
Stolen bases--Wil!iams. Jacobson 90.
Observation-Disclosures Miller. Double
plays-GerAer. McMaEus and Si3lcr .
McManus. Gerber and Sisler. Lett
on bases-Phiiadelphi ): ST. Louis.
SchIliiEg. 3: off Kolp. .. Struck out
by tsoip. 3. Hlts-off Has,y, 10 in
s: on s;chillhg. In 2. Passed ball
Rrugry. Losing pltcher--Hasty. uEi-
pires, :'allin and Dineen. Time,
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10 .
philadelphia,
.Smith hit by batied bali.
Ratted Tor King IN siNih.

smith hit by bat;ed bali.
Ra'ted FOR EinE IN sixth
tiaticd for Smith In eleventh.
Score by innings: Il.
Chicago .......... i4o 300 COZ OF
Phiiadclphta ...... TOO 0I2 200 O0--.,
summary: '.,-"o-bns. hits--!itatZ
Crimes 81. Miller. Walker. Tarec-
base hti-Grantham Home run
Wr!ghtstone. stolen baSes-C;rau-
than and Williams. Double plays
King 10 Wr:shtstonc TO Rapp. Terry
20 Adams TO Grimes: Adams 10 Ter
~ TO Grimes. Left on bases--Chica-
go. 3: Philadelphia. 10. Bases on
halls--ofr Ring. ,; off Chcevcs. G.
Struck out-bv Ring. /; by Cheeves
2: b. q. smith, /. H'ts-ofT Ring. Z
in 8; off Smith. in .. Wild pitch
Ring CD, u. Smith. Losing pitcher
Smith umpirer, Moran and Sen
tclle Time. 9:0A
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Cincinnati ........... 900 600 oo2-2
Boston .......... G22 oil 01x--7
summary: Two-hssc hits--Tord.
Henry. 4. Harper. Duncan. Three
base hit--Ford. Stolen basc-BoccEcl.
Sacrl1c.s-R oser. Mcnamara. Dou-
bic play-''oucn. Eohu- and Daubert.
Left on bases-Ciucinuati. 3: Boston.
;. Bases on balls--on Couch .: OF
Mcnamara, /. Struck out-by
Couch, |: by Mcnamara. /. Empires.
Mccormick; and Hart Time, 1923.