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FINISH
ONLY ONE CAME
BEHIND YANKEES

ST. Louis, Oct. 1.-The st. Louis
Browns today wound up their most sue
rcssful season in moro than twenty
Years with . TO 1 victory over the
chicago White SoX. AS result "f
Washington's victory over the champion
New York Yankees only one game sep
aratcd the standing Of the Browns and
Yankees In the seasons final standing.
The locals won the game III the ninth
inning when Robertson. recruit short
stop. singled Williams across the plate
with the winning run after two were
out.
After making their score In tho
second inning. when Mostil beat out Il
hit, was sacrificed I" sccultd aud count
ed on Lcverctt's single, the visitors
executed triple play against tho
Browns in their half. burst and Nc
Marus singled and Fat Collins lined IT,
Eddie Collins who stepped an second.
doubling burst and threw Ia Shcely.
doubling out McManuS. burst scored
the Browns first run in the seventh
inning when he d"uhl"d and scored on
three base hit hS McMauuS. Score:
Chicago .....h | u " " 1t |
st. Louis 80 q n - u o u - . q
Two base hit Johnston. burst.
I.cvcrc,t and Schalk for Chicago and
Eaync and Collins for ST. Louis.
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BASEBALL SLEUTH
IS GIVEN REWARD

Chicago. oct l.--Jarcs /. Hon. Il
salesman. 0f 81. Louis. is the luckicSt
baseball fan in the world tonight. While
thousands are scramhling for worlds
series tickets. N"n has been given 4
complete 80, ~ Ban 8. Johnson. pres
ldcut Of the American league. accom-
panied by personal check for SI6J
and round trip transportation between
ST. Louis and New York. Hons employ
ers havo given him = vacation with
sull pay t" attend tit" games.
-!ud all because hc solved Tho pop
,ottlc mystery." Tho result % out
fielder Whitley Wit Of the Yankees be
Ing struck on tho bead by pop bottle
during q crucial series IN 81 Louis 70
Gently. VIII was So badly injured tha;
he had 10 hc carried off the field ard
great Indignation was expressed over
the incident in all sections of tho coun-
try. cvcral rewards we're offered for the
identification Of IN" supposed ,hro"cr
Of the bottle.
Hon. vino happened ." hAN" sea-
rca- tho spot where witt was injured.
Mr. Johnson q" explained just how tho
accident happened. the letter said Wit
ghile runnlng stepped on the neck Of 4
bottle causing II 10 bounce up and
struck him on the head Mr. Johnson
vas no we'll pleased with Hons expta-
nation that ne sent him the reward.
railway and baseball tickets
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CAMBRIA COLLER|ES
WIN FROM FLORENCE
Shadyside Nine Evens-Third and Do
Gliding Game Scheduled For
Next week.

The crack Cambria Co''cry baseball
team, Of Shadysid". defeated IN" Flor
cnce \. G. nine. % RcllairC. yesterday
by the score nf 81 III 7 we'll played
garc an tho Pinch Ran grounds. Tin"
2amc was we'll attended Tn" win for
the Shady sid" outfit yesterday cv"ncd
the series Of 'hr"" games, III" third
and deciding contest ~iil be played next
sunday.
Heidcibaugh. Tho winning pitcher. vas
easily INC star OF the game. Besides
holding his opponents 20 s.N hits. ~"
Whitfield seven men aud hit - h"nl" run.
Nanyo. the losing m"undsman. wlincd
- haItcrs and allowed but seven HIS.
Tn" fielding Of both clubs was error
loss.
The score BY inning: r, II. f.
Canhrr, IL Il q q 0 o c. 3 7 0
Florence ...9 O'n o q 0 H. i n
Batteries. Heid"ihnu2h and O'M'!'rF;
Vsnyo ana Schrimm.
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TRUSSELS WIN FROM
COLUMBIA CLUB 10
South Side Team Porfeits Game II
Opponents In Third Quarter
After Decision.

The Columbia club football team for
feitcd their game yesterday villa inc
TrusScls. Of the South Side. by the l-o
score after a decision which they pro
tested ut the h"E.nuug Of III" thrd
quarter Tho game proved q diSapr"int-
ment to the 1000 fans who journey cd
to the park to sec tho contest.
With the Kickoff in the third quarter,
the Trusscls marched down the heid.
making four first downs. When a Eafd
away from the goal on their next downs
the referee. thinking they did not make
the required distance, called Tor the
Columbia club To- take the bail. Inc
lincsman was called by the TrusseiS ana
the ball found to he Il foot over the
mark Here the columbia players stated
that the referee could not reverse his
decision and after brief argument
left the field. The game was then Tor
fe!ted.
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Chicago. Oct. THE American Assoc
citation ended today with st. Paul win
ner of the chamn ionship by virtue Oh Il
record Of 107 games won and sixty lost
for the year. Minneapolis. Kansas City
and Indianapolis came in line In the
order named. Louisville. winner OF the
1921 pennan; was sixth in the league
this year.
st. Paul, by winning the 1922 cham
rionshlp. has the honor OF winning three
championships IN four years. Having
also taken the p"nnant in 1919 and
1920.
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TincV wins Two From Pirates; Finishes Second
YANKEES WIN DOUBLE
BILL At WOODLANDS
local Club Closss Season IN oTsna
rashion-Tirst Game Secs Spring
Hold Opponents TO Four Hts

The Yankee A. C. baseball team OF
this city journeyed to Woodland yes
terd,y, where they closed their 1922
season with a double win over tho fast
nine Of that place. The score IN ths
r,rst Fam. was 81 while the second was
caIIed In the fifth with the count stand
ing 1873.
Spring, Wheeling High pitcher was
on the mound in the first game ana
held the visitors to four scattered nlts
while striking out four mon. Games
the loser, also pitched good ball. He
Welded five hit asnd whitfield five men.
The game was marked by errors con:
tr.buted by both teams The Yankees
had little trouble winning the second
which was called In the sixth. =
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MACKS DROP FOURTH
GAME TO HILLTOPS
Barn esvtlle Team Evens Series 1sstef-
day, Milking Standing
Read to AL.

Fresh from their two victories over
the crack Hilltops OF GAINESVILLE the
McConkeys journeyed to the ONO CITY
again yesterday and suffered defeat by
the 40 score The game was we'll play
ed and pleased several hundred 1ans
who turned out for the contest.
Burkhardt, the local ace. started Inc
contest hut later was relieved by Ech-
ecker. Between the two the Hillt"1s
gathered nine hits and forced over four
runs Morgan. pitching alright ball for
the Hnltops. hold the locals to Tour
hits and won in easy fashion. althouGh
hclped considerably by the errors OF the
MaCks.
The score:
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S0||THW0RTH'S HOMER DECIDES
CAME AGAINST THE GIANT

New York, Oct Tho Giants closed
their National league season mere TO-
day BY dividing l. double header with
Boston. The score in each game was D
to 0. Southwor;h decided tho opening
game in the first inning by hitting
home run with Kopf on base. In tho
9Th inning OF the second contest Hy
utgbee. recruit outfielder from Hopkins
vile, Ky. hit TO deep right center LOT
the circuit. scoring Mcclure aheau o'
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Pittsburgh Drop Two
And Then Drop Back

The Pittsburgh Pirates by losing their
two games TO the Reds yesterday after
noon lose their second position and drop
hack into tie with the Cards for third
place. The double win FOR Morans crew
give them second money. The games
Yesterday closed the National League
season.
The results in the American race yes
terday when Cleveland by winning over
Detroit while the white S"N lost To -.
Louis ran ahead int" the money by
taking fourth place and pushing the Sox
into fifth. Yesterdays games also
marked the close OF The American CIR
cult. Now let's have the old series.
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AND
ST. LOUIS TIED
FOR Sd PLACE
Reds Snatch Victory From p
rates In Ninth Inning With
Men Down.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Oct. is-Cincinna"
won both games Of double header from
Pittsburgh today and took second place
IN the championship race. The scores
were 10 and ) TO |. Due to the
cracking OF tho lrttcld in the last IN
ming OF the first game. the Reds were
enabled to snatch victory out OF oete"e
after two men had been retired.
In the second game. RiNcy. although
rr,ppIed with a fractured hand pitched
remarkable ball and would have shut
ont his opponents but for an error be-
hind him. Glazner was knocked out OF
the box Scores:
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CARDINALS TIE
P|TTSBURGHF0R
THIRD POSITION

Chicago. Oct l.--St. Louis tied Pitts
burgh for third place in the National
league pcnnant race today by defeating
Chicago TO in the last game OF the
season. while Cincinnati defeated Tie
Pirates in both games of a double head
err and finished IN second place.
Rogers Hornsby. OF the Cardinals.
champion batter OF tho league cracked
out three hits iu five times at bat and
finished the season with an average Of
Act. the first time the feat had been
accomplished sine" 1898 when Ed Del
shanty finished with 4 mark Of .4NS.
Score:
ST. Louis .....10i irOa eco - >
Chicago .lOO nON O0o--t l2
Pfeffer and AiuSmith. Eaucmaur.
RUSSELL and OEarrcll
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Each Won a Game.

Brooklyn. Oct. philadelphia broke
even with Brooklyn. in the series OF two
which closed the season for hem. by
winning today 8 10 o. Behan held
Brooklyn TO six hits. two "f which were
a double and single by Jarvrin who
relieved Olsen after five innings.
Grimes was relieved after innings
by Decatur. y foul tip In the second
inning smashed Barney Huuglings fore
finger. Williams Knocked humcrun
over the right field. wall. with Wright
stone on first. OF Grimes in the eth
BROOKLYN won ~ and lost - with Phila-
delphia. Score by inning. first game.
Philadelphia .."0: 200 .OU--s IL n
Brooklyn ......0 900 n00 noo--O =
Behan and Hcrline: Crimes. Decatur
and Deberry.
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Coming Worlds Series Will Be
Sixth for J. Franklin Baker

The impending worlds series he-
tween the Giants and the Yankees
will he the sixth in which J. Franklin
Baker, former home run king. has
been a member of one Of the contest
ing teams. He played in III" annual
classic with the Athletics ~ l9l".
1911. 1911. aud 1914 and with tho
Yankees laS, year. The series OF
la@2 Will be- the fifth in which three
other Yankees have participated.
These are Wallir SChang. Babe Ruth
and Carl Mays. SchanE already has
taken part In The post season SiruE-
giles with three different teams. tie
was with tn" Athletics in i2l3 aud
l9lA. with the Red S"N IN l2lh ana
with the Yankees last year. Ruth
and Mays were wjth Ia" kcd. Son
when the Eustnn club won IL" p"n-
uaut in 1915. 1916 and lHlh ana with
the Yankees il 1921. Whitley witt
and Joe. DUgan arc tho only Yankee
regulars. who have never taken part
in Il worlds series.
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NUNAMAKER GOES TO
MINORS AS MANAGER

Cleveland Oct. Leslie NunamaKer'
veteran American league catcher, To-Day
was Internationally released by tho
cleveland Indians to become manager OF
the Chattanooga team Of the Southern
Association next year. Previous u
coming TO the Cleveland club four years
ago he WAS behind the plate Tor the
Browns and Red Sox.
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YANKEES DROP
FINAL CONTEST
To WASHINGTON

Washington. oct. 1.-Aftnr safely
tucklng away tho pcnnant yesterday.
the New York Yankees dropped Ia"
final game with Washington today six
TO one. Washington pounded Jones in
bases on balls bringing i've runs. Then
IN tho fifth with ID" bases filled. Ruth
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x-batted for Couch in Ith.
xx-hatted for Markle in 9th.
1.-TWO out when winning run was
scored.
Innings:
Pittsburgh ....,......iOo 500 600
Cincinnati 900 900 sos
Two base hits: Burns, Conseca, Rus
sell. Three base hits: Trayuor. Double
plays Pinelu to Fonseca to Daubert.
Left on base: Pittsburgh {: Cincinnati
7. Base on balls: OFF Cooper :. Struck
out: by Cooper 4: by Couch l: by Markle
!. Hits: off Luque in SIa innings; OF
Couch in S 2-3 innings: off Markle
mono in . innings. Winning pitcher
Markie. Empires Hart and cutgley.
Time 1874.
Second Bama
BY innings:
Pittsburgh w 900 900 lon--l o
Cincinnati .. .001 $50 o0x-5 IL
Gla1ner. Adams ellowhorse and Sch
midi: RiSey and Wingo.
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Tomln, A. A. Pitcher, Wins First Game
For Locals by Mastertul Pitch
ing Throughout
Noal Unable to Boat Canady, His Jin1-
Eddie onslow, Another A. A.
Star at First

nft
''>'"S '"''
noon At luNcrNicw IArN' Inc '"s'!'
spli, a double header with tho Home
stead Grays before one Of "a. largest
,r,, r:s, ,,,,,.
''""dH 90 '"c 9''''.' Co.,
W." ~ ''r ;,,,TI,, ~ ,,o I;m.rl,
"a, p,'L",~s ~ ,,'in ~, ,,,.,I yrn
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"H ''' -! 's ,'i. ,,..,;,, i,o,,., un,hlc
"',''!, ~" ','''''
~ "'' .''''' ,...;,,,. -,,,. r,,uI,, gave
o,hHJ.i,, nr ni,cain,, s,Icn
49,, ,,, ,Ii,,, .,c, hrre Il. WAS
.oj,.crs and ., si,Ine- that
uS','S '"' ,,I.t,,', ,,c,r n,rks
mau '"v "'"IS .,,'>+ ~, NATL ihr
thr"uSh"u' IN ''",,''' ,,' T..,, va,
'.',', 'I',.'o ,,.,, amt ,Iio,Y the Gravs
"''' Nv ',,,h o,nn rI,,c
Noel .ca'n tr'c1 /" WI" !" Tue H''|','
tw, innings He
bn' 'n'E S"t "I 49,. c,a, ,,, ,hn c,mc
"'' 49,. and Shaw who had
WI ',''""H ~ ,,r,,,Ic !, hold
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RED SOX WON

New Haven, Conn.,, Oct. l.-E1hioi-
ton game:
Boston (American) ........E ~ !
New Haven EASTERN. .....10 IL
ferguson Fullerton and Ruel; Chaplin,
Eayers, Carrigan, Cykowski and Har-
grave.
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HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Boston ): New ork q.
New York 3. Boston o.
Philadelphia 6: Brooklyn o.
81. Louis :: Chicago |.
Cincinnati 5: Pittsburgh 4.
Cincinnati 5: pittsburgh |.
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'CASEYS AND HOMESTEAD SPLIT
TWO CAVES IN SEASON FINALE
McGraw Leads Major League
Managers in remnants Won.

John MCGraw leads all managers
in both major leagues in The number
of league championships won. the
leader az the Giants has now won
eight pcnnauts Connie Mack, man
aCcr Of the Athletics. rank second,
with six league championships Inc
following arc the managers, the cluhs
thy handled and the number OF pen
lIants they won In the National ana
American Leagues from 1900 to 1922,
Nnr;usiNc:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Manager club. remnants
Jrhn Mriraw, New York ....S
Tr.nk Chance. chicago.
Fred clarke. Pittsburgh ......4
Wi!D"rt Robinson. Brooklyn. -
Pa: Moran. Fhia. and Cin....2
Gcrrs" Srallings, Boston. .....l
Fred Mitchell. Chicago ........l
Ecd NIanlOn. Brcoklyn .......l
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Manager. Club. remnants
Connie Mack, Philadelphia. ....6
Hugh Jennings, Detroit. ......3
Miller Iiuggtns, New York ....2
Clarke Griffith, Chicago ......2
KIN rarrtgan. Boston .........2
Jimmy Collins. Boston .......2
Jake Stahl, Boston ............l
Ed Barrow. Boston ..........l
Fielder Jones. Chicago ........l
Clarence Rowland. Chicago. i
kid Gleason, Chicago. ........1
iris Speaker, cleveland ......1
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American Association

indianapolis 5: Minneapolis ).
Louisville s; st. Paul 1 Go lHn:nSS).
Louisville /; 81. Paul ~ tsiX innings,
.ailcd by agreemcntl.
indianapolis &; Minneapolis 4.
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At the present rate OF decrease
Frances population in 1868 will have
dropped from 39,OOO.oOo to "5,cOo'ooo.
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WON BIZ DETROIT

Dctrclt. oct. l.-Grennan Cakes OF
Detroit. uatc.lt.A Ehcma..- Trauts. or
CINCINNATI, herc tota% ~ :. and took
me national amateur ,.s-~ \ baseball
championship. .....--.---.---.
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Cleveland s: Detroit ).
washington 6: New York !.
81. Louis :. Chicago l.
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1-batted for johnson in 9th.
Innings:
FIRST Game.
pos,on 200 0l0 nno-3
Tsw York ~ 900 200 00o-0
Two base hits: Meusel. liome runs:
Scuthworth. Left on base Boston 3:
New York l. Base on balls Nc
Namara 2. Strouckout: by McNamars
4; Johnson g. Empires Sullivan ana
Westervelt. Time 1855.
Second Game
Boston " .00O 600 % ,
Now York .1OO 002 0--3 . !
Game called end It'll account lark
peSs.)
Left on bases Poston s; New York T.
I.argin and Gowdy; Nehf. Scott Nc
Ouiltian and CASTOR.
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Two base hits: Ward. Double plays:
Salisbury Heller to Miller: Metchar
10 Forsythe. Struck out: BY burKnar'
.: by Morgan. 2: by HonecKcF' D. b"se
on balls: Burkhart, 2.
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Yankees .oo o. o 0 . 0 0 0-S 5
woodland 80 o 0 0 0 0 0 2 o.
Loft on bases. Yankees 5. Woodland
4. Stolen bases. Mccullough. BeH.
Flatley (2). Smith. base hits. Smith.
Struckout, by Games s. Spring 1. base
on balls, Games .. Spring /.
ssoond Dame.
ysnE.cs 0 9 l 1 Sis il
Woodland 0 0 0 I o. 81
Rayl and Pfefferman, Clark, Burke
Games and Mccullough.
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International League

Columbus ;. Kansas city !.
Columbus .: Kansas City 4.
Toledo :. Milwaukee, 4 90 imnluGa)
Toledo :. Milwaukee . called end IN
larkncsSD
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THE STANDIN e..
AMERICAN LEAGUE

FINS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

while holding down industrial! po-
s!tionS.
Il have spent considerable Tins
watching semiprof.SSiona! league
games this year. and I'm about con-
WINGED tina, :. grca; mauy OF these
players have been making more
money than most minor league
stars said Tom Mcnamara. one OF
The PITTSBURGH ivory hunters"
college mon. trained in =, spc-
"ial limo OF Industrial work. stop
from school into real jobs. \ fcyv
days later the baseball coach gets
on their trail. and $500 or $500 Il
month Is tackled on to their income
for playing couple OF games II
week. Pretty soft? Yes?
Last season scouts noticed that
conditions were changing. but they
were much more noticeable this
summer
The quality or baseball in ,hcsc
leagues has improved wonderfully
week Pretty soft? Yc7?
which were as Well played as elias.
"A battle. ana | SAN individual
plays In these games that woul,
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AT Laurel

First race-b1-2 Administrations
iaker. ll5 (Callahan(. ESQ, 2.Go. 22O,
won: SoEGarth Aroon: ~ (kelsay).
tButWel), $50, third. Time. oG
Jolly Sailor. Oldtimer. Armadee also
ran.
second rrace--stccplechase. abou, 2
Kennedy, 1910. $50. second Ear
locker 1875 tpiercc). $50, third. Time
t 4 20; 1 Hox Populi, "a. Decisive.
Minata. Overmatch also ran.
Third race-mile and n half-Dres-
den. lo7 tSmallwood). $50, 400. $50.
won; Warmask, 1902 UcGere), $50.
third. Time. 2;35 s-6. Double Cross,
radMa, War Victor. Clean Gone also
ran.
derncss, 1i2 (MarInellD. $40. s.5o.
go. won; Dunlin. 1870 (kummer). $50
iGO. second; Srcibble, 100 Oavies).
$50. third. Time. l:1sl-6 sweep
Hawk. Marie Blanche. Vigil Lit
ComiNa. Daniel. Transom. Woodland
Heel Taps also ran.
Fifth race-Annnpo!is handicap.
mile and Observation-Disclosures 100
dus. l26 .Nyke). $40. $50. second;
Captain Alcock. lis Uomce). 2.Co,
third. Time. 1854. Two Feathers.
Irish kiss. Blazes, Baby Grand also
ran.
Sixth race-si1 furlonEs-TIlldur
III tTurncr), 1910. 7.3o. GO. won: on
watch l26 UEummer). 1860 900,
second; Calamity Jaucn ll6 (KeogD,
80, third. Time. l:l2 +-h. Dexterous,
Careful Ray Jay. Paul Jones, Ttp,ty
WitCh"t also ran.
seventh race-mile and n six
tc"nth-Moco, ZOE (Mart!n). $50, 100,
woodI. $50, 40. second: poughnut,
los (Tryon). $40. th'.i Rhine.
l'+Sl5 Little Annie, ..Aiil,-; X. eta
ton pietras. Fanny Bean also. ran.
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\ltIICL.l; NO. 5
Card Valuation.

The mex; point IN order OF .mpor-
tnNrc ~ card valuations; that is. the
"Ni,.iy Property TO analyze and value
Tho tricli-taking vulue OF each card
amd hand that may be dealt.
IN order to understand properly the
m, assuring e card valuation, deal out
FOUR h"HGs OF thirteen cards each.
Then thiuh Of the fact that certain
cards always take tricks either be-
aus, OF their intrinsic value OF be-
cause they arc held along with other
hlEh cards OF the Same suits. Tho
cards that always should take tricks
are the four Aces; therefore. an Ace
5 valued az worth ono trick The
best players have rated II king once
Guarded (such as *. OF hearts) as
worth Oh tho average one trick about
half the time, possibly a little often-
-. Therefore, tho Kings. II held
with at least one OF the suits, are
valued as worth one-half trick For
very nearly the same reason. n queen
OF suit, with at least two small
cards Of It's suit tsUCh as queen G.
o OF hearts). is worth "A trick about
cncc in four timea Therefore, 4
queen is valued as worth onc-quartcr
trick. These values arc all defensive
or so-calicd quick trick values; that
Is. their value as trick takers whom
opponents are playing the hand
Their values IN support OF their
own or partners final bid, is very
nearly double their quick trick
values. This point will be covered
IN "a later article.
Tho foregoing gives m easy work
ink rule for quick trick valuation Of
single honprs when such honors
are held in combination with other
honors Of the same suit their values
are considerably Increased. For eX-
ample. AN ace. king Of one suit Is
valued as worth two tricks: q king.
queen as worth enc trick, and q queen
Jack as worth one-half trick. This
leads TO the conclusion that a king.
queen or Jack, when held in combi-
nation with the next higher honor
OF tho small suit. acquires the same
value.
Triple honors arc valued slightly
differently. For example. tho h. @,
j or the y. .. j OF tho Same suit
are valued ns worth two, tricks
Experience has shown that such com
binations VIII take two tricks NOR.
than half the time
Please note thnt the forcEoinu
values represent the defensive or
quick trick values against opponents
bid. and are based Oh norma! hands
that Is. hands that contain suits OF
no more than five cards. As $, ON as
hands contain six card suits. or long
or, these quick trick or defensive
values are not so dependable. They
are n working rule for approximately.
four hands out OF Ave
The following table should be
inemorized and nunberless hands
should be dealt out and valued:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
BILLY MISKE IS ABOUT
BEST OF SECOND RATERS

Billy Miske again attracted atten-
tion his way when nc flattcned Fred
Fulton In ono round the other night
rhc man from st. Paul is easily the
best of tn" white heavyweight con-
tenders for tho titlo. If Miskc were
matched with either Bill Brennan OF
Jess Willard he would be a strong
faHoritc IN the betting. Yet no one has
offered him match with Dempsey.
buttons latest defeat winds up his
career as "a star. lie was "A hard man
to handle. and one after another of
his managers had 10 give him up
When Tom O'Hourkc let him go. Full
ton slumnrd badly and ne has not
amounted TO anything since.