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Houses And Lots

TOO BUY OR SELL. See George
H. Brobst, realtor, Professional
Building, 5s52A
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Miscellaneous For Sale
Complete Electric
Power Plant

Consisting OF the following:
One Western Electric Gener-
ator, 10O-EiNV., $50 volt, direct
current, with switchboard
equipped with Instruments.
One Ball Engine direct con-
nected to above Generator. -.
Two 100 h. y. Erie City Boil
ers with boiler feed pump. etc.
and steam pipe connections to
engine.
They may be seen in opera
ton and will be released In
about 80 days.
United smokeless Coal
Company
Humbert, Somerset County, Pa.
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Statesmen. Wanted

wANTED---A company doing Or.
binary and Industrial business
desires a live Wide awake sales
man. Big money and guaranteed
promotion TO right man. Appi.y
American Building room Is. \
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Business Opportunities

FOR sALE-wcll equipped bakery.
Address Box 5SlS-A, care The
West Virginian. 5S13A
MIAMI, FLORIDA, Daily
Metropolis Want Ads 1lsc per
word cash with order.
No. 577O-A
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Female Help Wanted

WANTED AT ONCE woman as
housekeeper for small family.
Call 1944.R. 5S17A
WANTED = Reliable mfddie.aged
woman for housekeeper. Must
have good reference and be cap.
able OF taking care OF home. Apply
In person between 0 A. NJ. and /
P. N. at the Engle SETTLEMENT
House, 1877 Maple Avenue.
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Farms For Sale

IS ACRES OF LAND, good sI1
room bungalow, all hardwood fin,
ish, water In the house, stone Gel.
lar and outbuili!ngs all new. Sit,
uated two and one-half miles this
side OF Fairview within five min.
utcs walk of street car line. Will
sell for cost OF buildings II sold al
once. Phone 22.R.31, Bertha D.
Shields. JS12A
$500 ACRES HARDWOOD TIMBER
coal aud pasture land In fee,
close railroad. fine hunting, attrac.
tice price with terms II sold soon,
will exchange for city property,
Joining timber can be bought. Cali
S1.W after 5 o'clock or address
Bruce Ward, Sill Fairmont Avenue,
Fairmont, W. Va. 5S06A
TRUCK FARMS that pay. dividends
annually can DO bought at rea.
sonable prices here. Vegetables
are shipped eight months in the
year. Three and four crops ars
grown on the same land annually.
Excellent climate and health. PIeE
ty Of labor, strikes unknown. Well
organized ASSOCIATION that sells ali
farm products. For particulars
write LAKE REALTY COMPANY,
Beaufort, S. q. 557eA
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oFpER OF PUBLICATION,

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
At the October, 1923, Rules held
in the Clerks office OF the Cir.
cult Court In AMI for the county OF
Marion and state aforesaid, October
I'd, 1922, the following order was
entered: Jessie p. Eaglln VS..
Henry o, Eaglin.-Chancery.
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Party For Class

Miss Lois Phillips will have a
Halloween party for the memoirs
Of the Evergreen Glass Of the N
q. Sunday School tomorrow evea-
ing. The affair will likely be held
in the basketball room OF the
school building, Several friends Of
The pupils have also been included
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Class Party

Miss Emma Johnson entertain.
ed the members Of her class in tlis
United Brethren Sunday School
Friday evening at the home Of Mr..
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WANTED-100 Black saddle
horses. See Domino" Moose
Club 300 to $500 p. m. Daily.
No, 579O-A
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Storage. Moving
Restaurants
Wanted

wANTED-one hundred black
horses and ten old grey mares.
Halloween 1900 p m. until p.
m. Moose Club, Fairmont 900 to
5. p. m. Daily ask for Domino.
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WHITE NURSE GIRL. Call 96S.N.
5797A

WANTED-Girl for nousewoTK
small family, no washing, gooo
pay. Board with or without room.
Apply 55S Pierpont Ave. 5GG6A
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WANTED-BoardIng for school
girl in good family. Phone
1074-W. Write Box 10, care Tile
West Virginian. 577SA
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Auto Repairs

AUTO REPAIRING & TOPS
BUILT AND REPAIRED.
FAlRMoNT CARRIAGE WORKS
Phone 1851
Autos And Accessories
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TWO BILLS MEET ON COURTS
TODAY FOR u. S. TENNIS TITLE
lllden and Johnston Enter Finals, With the First De.
feang Australian Star and the Other Elimi-
mating Vincent Richards.

mysterious strength In his small
frame that II would he gamble to
predict his defeat by any man
Tho bowl for which tho men will
Struggle on the Germantown courts
before tomorrow's gala throng has
heen In competition since 1911 The
iate survival OF such strong foreign
stars as Patterson and his fellow
Australian Davis cup challenger
James O. Anderson. as we'll az Manuel
Alfonso and IenIo Shimizu made IL
possible that foreigner would TAX.
away the American championship this
year. But Patterson alone Of the
invaders survived to tho seminal and
lilden removed the alien menace
restricting the championship to
American competition. when he pu,
Patterson out of the tournament this
afternoon.
Tilden was rather Wild at tho start
OF tho match and pattnrson's terrific
speed was too much for him at tho
jump But when he got into h.e
stride tho contest became march,
with Tilden's superiority moro ap-
parent In each succeeding set
Richards also was able to make
hSht OF II only in the first set. The
score OF the second and third scts
Is an Indication OF Johnston's brace
after the FIRST.
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TAK0LA TO AGAIN PLAY
STAR AMATEUR TEA
Sof,-Drink Lads Hope to Co,
With Pick Of Rich
mond Clubs.

with one tie game demonstrate
the equality OF the teams. TAX
and the All-Stars Will clash again
Mayo Island Park this afternoon
I O'Clock. Another game will
played on Wednesday at the sa
place.
The AN-Stars aggregation liz 4,
what its name implies. tho ere.
OF the amateur ranks OF Richmo.
selected by pres" Edwards. soc
bali Commission Eight teams :
represented on tho composite tear.
Takola on Wednesday was OF
played by tho All-Stars but the Ea
GUIDED with tho count = 10 q Il Is.
on" OF the hest games hero this 50
son. aud today second mootlI
should bring out a healthy crowd
'Ducky" Powell or Robert Ia
IS du" 10 smok" them over for n
All-S'ars. although Captain Hatcts
may change after the prolimin;S
Work before tho game Double
Nanier may work for Takola
Inc playing OF Representative tea
ny an all-Star selection is an inn
N"ii"n. and ono that should he int
"siInE II was the purpos" OF !,
Edwards 20 reward IN chest plsys
hE some recognition. ~ he 8
WIN from Taknla IN. wnl NOR. thl
accomplish his ohjoc, Assemble
fourteen players and delivering
brand Of ball They did Wednesday,
nc h"st Indication ot his abiii,..
hanfl" and advance tho onpor,i,uit
OF these youngsters
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RUNNER RETIRES SELF
AND FOOLS EVERY ONE
Try Assoclntcd rrcssl

DETROIT. sept. l6.-Eob Fother-
EiIl inquired In AN unique play IN tn"
eighth inning OF Wednesdays game
nor" between tho Tigers and Atm
letics. The Detroit outticlder nm,
himself out, AMI n" on. hut tho um
pres seemed To- know how il was ;,,
c"mpliShcd.
f"thrrsili on third, AMI EasSl"r GA
hr*t. started a d"uhlr steal. Gallo
way threw low to Perkins at tho
H'"."' an" as TIA" catcher took tho
bAl! or ~" r"unh. Eu,hrryiii dashed
past him aud across the disc PR
nlhS went in pursuit. knowing
r"th"rR'!I had not touched IN" plat.
out thr runner was waved out 10
'"re IL" ban was applied +; d.
se'op'h 'h'i Umpire Connolly SAY,
foth"TS!ll brush Perkins Glov. n,
the instant ia" ban struck 4, inns
retiring himself
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BY United Scws.1

PHILADELPHIA. Sept l5.-Thc two
bills Of American tennis, each one
owning two handles OF the three
year national singles cup, will meet
AGAIN tomorrow for tho champion-
snip. William T. Tilden. tho ch M
pion. played through to tho Anal by
"NtlnguishinE the bright Australian
star Gerald Patterson. holder OF the
English title. in tho feature match
OF today's seminal round at the
Germantown Cricket Club. william
vi. Johnston set aside for another
year at least tho durable young am
ottions Of Vincent Richards.
Ihe Tilden- Patterson score was
10. So. 6-3. al. Johnston beat Rich
ards SIS. ga, 81
SO Johnston again meets tho man
whose variable game and tremen-
dons smashing power overwhelmed
MIN for the mpionship In 1920.
ana who beat MIN again before he
could reach the hnal in 1921 The
odds. based on past performances.
taNoT Iilden to win the cup for a
third time. Yet Johnston, by his
progress through this tournament
ana his great work in defense Of the
Davis cup at Forest Hills. has dem
"nstrated such splendid form and
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RICHMOND COPS TO
PLAY GREENSBORO

IN" iIchn"ni roli"r DEPARTMENTS
"'N'"al '"am viii meet IN. ,ircc,is-
""'"' y. g.. team ON Boulevard Field
az o'clock this aftrrnoon
The ls!,hmnrd t.:Im ,y.,s h,dl,. IT,
Gated Ht Greensboro some wc.ks
"S". am" Manager !. l.. WYATT has
n.t"n rNrr.ius Himself To whip IN.
hI,"W""d ''"m iu tirtor condition Ia
''"'' l" T'i,tIHt". II - said il,
''i"" VIII lee arliy contested. and
ia" pubic j. assured that il will h.
h'Hh"rIN 'ui'rIAiu-d Tn" proceeds
W ga :" Z" ih" tUudS "f the Police.
Hrm. N"irut N>~"cIaI !"n.
Ih" !roht~' liu--tp " III l,..
* {: Ii"ur No.. H.. ". i:ruwn. IS
w l.. l,""ri', H.. J.. NJ. jenkins. ~
r. J." crouch, H.. q. L.. Martin. rf.:
~ ". Mill'r. e." q: i. browning. ri.
- J.. " ui"WS D.: w /. Gentry. ~:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16

Totals ... 81 II? - IL
.Enttnh fnr MitrhcIl In eighth
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Pop" Ceers Called Up
First Time in Career
IBy Associated press.l

LOUISVILLE. Sept. l6.-E. +.
rop' Geers today had added an
othcr trophy to his collection. but
In acquiring II tho 7l-ycar-old
reihsman broke a record of forty
seven years standing on the turf
py peihs called into the Judges
stand.
Driving Milady Guy. bay daugh-
ter of Guy Axworthy. Pop" cas-
Ny won tho Governors cup event.
3-year-old trotting stake with
value OF $1,000. Governor Edwin
r. Morrow then called Geers into
tho stand to present the silver
loving cup donated by the fair
association.
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YANKS INVADE ST: LOUIS FOR THREE DA Us VIZ
GIANTS INCREASE LEAD
BY SEVENTH IN ROW
With Pirates Losing, New
York Has Six-Game Jump
for Rag.
Try Associated Press

NEW YORK. Sept. l6.-The New
YORK Giants made it seven in q row
ana three straight from Chicago to-
naE by winning the last game IT the
series. to 6. AS Pittsburgh los, u"
hoston. the champions increased their
Pha l" SIN fuli games over. the Pr
rates. New York scored fyc runs off
oSh"rne and then was held hitless ny
S'neIand until the seventh. when two
more we're tailed of Cheeves Car
niem tiii. Indianapolis recruit. pitched
VOL for tn. Giants until tho ninth
"hen the Cubs staged a rally that
netted five runs. Scott relieved Hin
ana tanned Barber for the last out
Score:
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THatted for Ring ~ fourth.
tEattcd for Winters In seventh
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BROWNS AGAIN EDGE UP
TO WITHIN HALF CAME
ST. Louis All Sci for Crucial
Series With New
Workers.
CHANCE foR FLAG LOOMS
Sisters Shoulder shows Improve
n,cnt. but May Get Into
Gnm"-hmnks Lose To R""tics at
Cleveland.
IN AssoeintoA press.l

ST LOUIS Sept l5-St Louis took
the ODD game Of tn" series with BIOS
ton today by 4 7-to-I scor. and AID
vancoi ~ within half a game OF tiy.-,
place. : New York lost 10 Chicago.
New York opens "a three game >crirS
here tomorrow. Naucildcr allowed
only Ave hits, did not walk a man
aud 60; TWO SGfct.rs OFT; 9: :nur trims
- tho plate. one being double. SIS
lcr'S injured shoulder was r"portrd
- somewhat improved toda,, The
visitors lone run wns homo run
BY Harris IN tn" seventh. score.
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RECRUIT BESTS WALTER
IEv Assnclated rrcss1

GLEN ELAND. Sept l5.-C;corrc
Netevtcr. rookie pitcher recently
occurred from Jersey CITY. in the In
tern0ti"nai League, made HIS major
league debut here today and defeated
the veteran. Walter Johnson in "a
pitching duel. ninth-innins rally
enabling Cleveland TO beat WASH
inC'ou. 5 To y homo run by Brow
- Witl Two runners on bases. gave
W ash !ugton three runs In the iirst
aiming. Mcts"icr then held the Ma
touals scoreless until I.nmottr
scratched hit with two out in the
ninth mat started Washington raj
Iv Score,
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JOE CONCANNON HOLDS LEAD
IN POCKET BILLIARD MATCH

In 1.ooo-polnt pocket billiard
match. Joseph Concannom. Of New.
Jersey. and John Hawkins of this
city, completed thar sixth gnm" last
night, with Hawkins Winning III.
BLOCK. 10" 10 loo. This game proved
Ia he tn" real game So far, az IL
was Of real championship order from
start I" nuish. not single shot be-
ing missed.
started of with n y1-rolrt run ir
last nights game, followed by Con-
cannon with II run. Hawkins
continued his steady work urtn hc
reached as. AZ this point concannnn
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Annthrr IInI,> In d..

NNEtNN FAE\ ~.pi la.-pl,vIrg
the i%g-y!,rd twelfth mole of The IS,
bury Park G"lf and country club
course ia The quu!ly,rg round Of th~
ciuh's annual invitation tournament
h"l'd out ir D. 1u, Hulc tx n down
hill Mitch "vcJ 20 ruuNoi at the ,d.,
of IN" green Writings. mashtc shot
landed with Dach -nlu within "A foot
OF ie aol. and lricklcd ia.
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Detroit
'hatt"d for O'Ncill In ninth.
Score nv innings

philadelphia ........ 600 0oa 600 >
Detroit on M, a.,
Summarv, Two base hits-,'ohh.
iiauscr. Perkins Thr""- base hits
Ncach. E"thcrcill stolen bases
walker, S"h"cr. Sacrincc-N 'cach,
Double play--Galioway aud uauscr
Left on hascs- Detroit 3 phiI,JaI-
rhia, 6. Bases on balls-om harris
\; OF Ehmke. |: off O'NciU / Hlfr
of Harris. s in >. off O'NcIIi = IN 3
lit by pitchcr-hy Ehmk. CWoichN f.
ny cN"ill tNcach). Struck out-hy
Ehmke {: by Harris 2 Losing
her-Harris rnpires, Connolly
and Nallin Time l2I
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ALEAA STIRLING WINS
y Az INTO FINALS

I'i'p\rp. ONT. sept, t.. Miss
il''N" S''iii"t. 81 New N"rk aud At
'',"'' '"lli''i AMERICAN W"iu-n's golf
,himri"n. an" Mrs. ". \ Gavin. nf
ne Iiunt-r Comb" club. EmGInnd
former Nrw N"rn player. viii in..t
,"n"Ii"" u" ma" hu.l round for Tho
! hli"lau N"u"tt's rhumpinuShIu I'm
ia" >"utiiln"I~ ;iiS afternoon Mise
SiiiiinE defeated AlisS sydney i.cplrr.
Of Toronto, M. while Mrs. GAVIN
eliminated Miss Joyce sutton. of ~,
ruuiU. 8 and l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16

camc M from behind making run
uf 20 points. tying the score. \f,.r
'hch playing several SIfCti"S con
cannon got an opening and ran iu
points, mHiSirE his s'or" rs. l.aviu.:
only > points I" 90. hut iIawl, iu :
TOOK nn wh"r" '"n"annou left of
aud reached the century mark orsi
F"hayS rnmrS w.ll -" as uS,at
loo points IA the afternoon mt III
Mutual billiard Han. ?I& East Main
Newport Billiard Hall, SOS East Main
street.
Concau1"r iE now leading in tn"
ihrcc DAYS play by GOO 10 i16
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GI,,,. x..olI shiuncrs.

NEW YORK. Sept. 13.-The Now
York Giants have recalled Ralph
SINNERS. center fielder. from the To-
l.do club. Of the American Assocta =
tinn IL MAS announced today. Shin
ucrs. purchased by The Giants from
indianapolis last winter. was re-
leased rouditionaily t" Roger Rres-
nahan's club in July. He is SAID 10
have recovered from the effects of
an injury sustained shortly before
his release. when George Smith. Phil
adclphla twirIcr. hit him on the head
with IL pitched ball.
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RUDE MARQUARD WINS
I1y Associated Press 1

BOSTON. Sept a-pittsburph
dropped IFS last Boston game Of the
season today. when Maruunrd pitched
In" home team to Il toll win. The
annual intrrclub series nof com
pi"tCd. gives Pittsburgh l2to IN
advantages. puwclls hitting and
"Utticlding was n big factor in the
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UOMERS HELP PILLS
LRy Assoclnteh rrcssl

III Sept. l.. Two
home runs i'm succession hy H"nliue
ana Ice in The ninth tuning with
none out. CAV" Philadelphia a lU-tn-
victory over 81 Louis i'm tn" final
sam" Of tho series today. H"ulin"
had three home runs out of ;iv" times
at hat. Rogers Hornshy hi, ais
thirty-Fixth and thiriy-Scvcnth cir
cult clouts. TN" latter tNirc him with
Willian ms. IN. American League lead
or. Hornshy ran his hitting streak
20 thirty games by getting Il single
i'm the first inning. Score:
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TIGERS TROUNCE MACKS
IRY Associated Prnssl

DETROIT. Sept l5.-DctroIt made
clean sweep or tho series with
Philadelphia. taking ioday's game 5
TO ;. The Tigers solved Harris for
'ra-oas" blows At opportune times.
Score:
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Boston ............. 600 ooo 1OO-l
St. Louis ............ 900 Oo0 SEX
summary. Two-hase hitS-Nanglld-
or. MCNaruS, Williams. Gerber. Homo
rUn-HarTis. stolen baScs-FoStor,
!. Collins. SaCriiiCc--rennock. pou-
bic plays Mitchell and burns: Eos
ter TO McManus 20 l.. Collins: j. col
Inns and Burns Left ON bases
Boston, {; ST. Louis 6 Eases on
balls-on Pennock, : struck out
by Fennook !; by vanEildcr, >. Wild
pitch-Psnnock. Passed hnll-Chap-
lin. Jmpires. Guthrie and Evans
Tine. 1910.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16

HiGH POINT. y g.. sept ia. W
tCuS, Thompson. catcher az tho High
Point a~ehAll club. j. in q local hos
rital suffering with severe cut
a"ross IN" abdomen, ~ tho result OF
fray here last night. Physicians
say Thompson Will no unable 20 play
iu the championship series with Dun
nam ucNt week tp 20 noon toda y
tho polio" have h~en unable 10 learn
~ M was involved in In" trouble with
Thompson. No arrests have been
adj
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DODGERS BEAT CUBS

BROOKLYN. Sept l5.-Rrooklyn
took the odd game "f tho series with
Cincinnati. Ia >, today. The Dod- q
crs batted both keck and Gillespie
in timely fashion. while Cadure kept
the Reds hits well scattered ~. sill"
r@"civinE sensational support. The
Brooklyn and Chicago clubs play d
double header tomorrow. score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
MARTY O'LOUCHLIN
IS METRO CHAN
fBy United News

LDNG BEACH l.. l.. Scp, Is
Marty O'L"uchlin. or tho Plalnn
country club won thr Metropolis
open golf championship Friday -
q, score or 3"6 for s"v"nty-two no!
tn" surprise of tn" da5 Was
p""r showing ~ Gen" SaraZon,
tonal open ana pro champion. "
vas Tar down on IN" list
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LUCAS JOINS GIANTS
FROM NEWPORT NEWS
fRv As.nciatch prc.sl

NORFOLK. VA, sept chester
Lucas, pitching ace ~ the E"wpor,
News Virginia i."aEu" club this Sca
son. has been sold To IN" New YORK
Giants. according 10 Announcement
today by " - Dawson. owner Of the
Ncwnor, News club. Lucas won
twenty games ana lost eight IN IN.
NirC MIA League season Just closed.
10 VIII rennri ~ lhr Chants AT once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16

Clark Grifr>th missed his chance
10 Get Vernon Lucas. the pitching ace
or the Newport News Club. Crit of
tered sum which owner H. l.. Daw-
son considered Inadequate and Daw-
son showed his good Judgment 10y
.isp"sinG of the twirler to the Giants.
Lucas. however, must show lot to
slick In the top company. as he Is
ia his twunty-eighth yaRr. Lucas
won tw-nty aud lost eight for New
port News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16

SYRACUSE. y. g.. sept I5-yhe
Grand C4rcuii rhoes al the New York
state Fair track were cancelled be-
cause OF bad tasck conditions due
20 rain. Today's. bill was the last
tor the fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York Mt 81. Louis.
Washington mt Detr0it.
Boston Mt ChicngO.
Philadelphia at Cleveland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16

PORT RTsh IREth%D, sent 70
caam pioDchtp hore (,day tnfeattne
James Henderson. 8 w am, 4 10 plsv,
Lo1gs h.t p<ey,o1siy E.f,ated r. +,
"a. Bssssi, Of Port RlsM
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago. .; New York, 4.
Detroit. s.; phIIn,IcIphin, =.
Cleveland, ~ Washington. =.
81. Louis, - IiO>tnn. 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16

took four championships. Akron, of
the ohi"-PennsyIvania League. In
Class &. took four titles straight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16

scored.
1Ratted for Ring ~ fourth.
tIiattcd for Winters In seventh.
score 10y innings: IL.
- Louis ........... lol $50 600
summary: Twn-b has" hit Wright
Ii"uc Three base Rapp Home
runs Il"rnshy 90. iienline 90. Lee.
Sacrifices sell stock. BLADES. Double
play ltcnlinc to Leslie. Left on
bases 81 Louis. I: Philadelphia. $.
Bases on balls-"n Ring. i: off Sell.
T. off Doak 3: oil fcriica. ]: on
W"iucrt. !. Struck out-by Ring. 4;
hy sell !: by Doak. l 10y Sh"rdcl. !
hy Wc!u"r,. /. liits-"n Ring. in
/ on Winters. 3 In 3. off W"lncrt, !
In . IN sell. Ia Ia. off b"hk, :"
ga > l% IN l'"rIica. In none
ipli,hrd Ia two hattcrsD; on North
. in 81: "n Shcrd"l. . in "a tn"ne
ont ia niuih. Passed ball ticmonS.
winning pitcher Wriu.rt Losing
pitcher Sh"rdci. l'mpires, RiRlcr
and Wcsterveli. Time. 2:2i
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Eatted for Steuland in seventh.
sBatted for Chcovcs In ninth.
Tran for Smith In second.
score by Innings: Il.
Chicago ............ 0i0 0rO uuj-6
New York .......... i22 OOu 2uv -
summary: wo-hasc hits k"lle
her. Young 90. STATE, Three has"
hip-Ra rhcr. Sacriiic"S- FriSCh. kel-
'"h"r. Hca thcot". Left on bases
New York, .; Chicago. = Bases ON
ndlls-oT Osborne. (: of Steuland,
1. on Checves. |: "m Nm. !. M scott.
T. struck out-hy Tin. ;. Ivy scott,
.. by osborne. >; by St"ulnud. = by
1hceves /. Hits--on osborne, 6 In ,
'n"n. out in third) off St"r,laud,
none in 4: off chccvCS. i'm . "n
nm, ~ In Ia: OF scott. NON" in
a Winning pitcher !iill. Losing
Observation-Disclosures. I'mpircS MCtor-
mick and Hart. Time 2.i0
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Totals
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.Ea''0h for Glazner in eighth.

Scnr" by innings: Il.
Pittsburgh ......... GOO 600 100
Bostou .............. n0i 2o0 lOx-I
Summary: Two-hase hits Mnran-
Vile, Powell. Three base hits Tier
n"y, RoScr. stolen has"s-,'arcr.
Sacrifices raynnr. Henry kopf.
cruise. lb"uhl. play I;arhar" TO
Nolp 10 Henry. Left on bases -
Pittsburgh. = BOSTON. 6 Ias"e ON
hails OF Glazner. ( Of Maruuard
Struck nut-hy Glazn.r. ! 10y Mar
guard. !: hy Carlson. / liltS-nr
GlaZuer. in M Carlson. none IN
!. Hit ny uitchcr-hN ';laZncr
up'NcilD. Losing pitchcr-tilazncr
Cmpires. ouirlsy and Moran. Time,
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