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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-13
POOL GUESTS
TO MEET HERE

Robert L.indhlofn. claimant 10 the
Noethwes, pocket billiard champion.
ship. will meet Robert Scott. winner
o. the handicap tourney which
wound up Friday night AZ Pope a
Sihsy'a rarlora. in a coo point
match. starting Tuesday evening.
Iilocla OF $50 points viii b. played
zach evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-13
GERMAN GUEST
is REAL SHARK

Eric IIagenlachor balk line billiard
champion OF Germany. has leaped
into the limelight OF American bin.
liards by his remarkable perform.
ancc In his recent match with Albert
Cutler at New York. Hagenlacher
won their 1872 balk line tint. 5000 20
1889. with an average OF 53h for the
entire match
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-13
Y TEAM WINS :
MIDGET TITLN

Defeating the Collins Piayfieid
five by the unusually low score o,
10 a. the Y. NJ. c A. 1lo-pound
team won the midget basketball
title OF the city league Saturday
evening. Both teams were weak al
the basket repeatedly missing easy
shots The game was played ou
the Knights OF Columbus floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-13
IL COUNTRIES
WANT NET CUP

NEW YORK. March fs.--Chal.
lenges from Belgium and Japan for
tho Davis cup bring the total OF
tennis entries received by the
United states Lawn Tennis associa.
tion TO II. Wednesday. March 10.
will be the last date when entries
are eligible 10 register.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-13
Each Team to Name Home Grounds

LIVERY team IN the league VIII
IL have 10 decide upon a home
grounds. with the Upper Woodland
park grounds eliminated These
grounds are too hard for the teams
In IraEue 20 obtain 20 only a few
games will be staged there during
the year. There are plenty ~ other
playfirlds without using tho Upper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-13
Milwaukee Gets
'23 Alley Mix

Milwaukee has been selected as the
site for the 1894 tournament OF the
American Bowling congress-. at the
annual meeting OF the organization.
held az Toledo. o.. Saturday. Elmer
c. Dyer succeeds John 7. Smith az
president OF the congress-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-13
ENGLISH NET
MEN ORGANIZE

English tennis enthusiasts have
formed tho Public Parks Lawn Ten.
MIS- association. for the purpose of
bringing embryo net stars to the fore
and developing strong national teams
In the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-13
Contracts Are Due March 20

MANAGERS Of teams that have
WI not obtained contracts for the
players 10 sign can obtain them ~
calling az The Star. These con.
tracts must be fiilcd out In ink and
flied AZ The star before March 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-13
Two
Infields
Are Set
Sacramento and Portland
Inner Departments Are
Ready for 1922 Opening
ny LEO II. LASSEN

My two clubs
Portland "A n d
= AGRA m ento
have their in
fields completed
Tor the 1872
Coast ieaE nc
grind
The Rose city
entry has q
strong quartet
with Poole on
first. Kenworthy
on second. Har'
gent on third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-13
I9&EBl
'GnflS5ss6d

@sA~ fTps@s tDNat frAEuH nfstrr
last ~es~en. iex oat al tn. ~ad Of tho
ssh~anis. has e.axht on With tho
N~~a-rn leaxur.
Grover Land hAs rorn~ ost - r~sirr-
meet again Th~ old boy. ~he started
catehinE ehsn Washington crossed she
Delaware. % fhereatests. vii ts behind
ihs plate fer Charissfeu. ia the south
Atlantic league Hs has tesn IN the
Southern lmaEse ssnes 10 Eot the can
from HsAfiiss iait sutftJ
vernon Parks. slated FOR rerfisnf. via
Netfigf. riil not come 60 the cess;. bot
visa hurt fef the Toledo elah this year
Arthur Heinhart. enc ~ the load
Ing sonthpsws in the q e. leagae lat
yssr ~tth the Lee Angrle~ cham
ptsnt, " In the 81 Louis sationai
t~asu~ eiuh's training ramp. Twice
he ha. bern shipped "a the miaer-
and recalled. but he's frve ag-ut
N he cant make the Erad~ this time.
0sy Cooper sne Pat Harriran ~iil PEI.
form for GFssnriiie. = g.. Ia the South
Attaniie league. shis season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-13

iAfA tfNsAA@s
The different teams win also BE-
asked 10 choose nickname tor
the outfits In case where the teams
are representing districts or bust.
ness houses. These names should
be submitted az onec and no two
teams will be allowed 10 have the
NAfnr nonieker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-13
Title and
Gibbons ca
for Victor
Joe Egan and Gordon Me-
Kay to Mix at Pavilion
Tuesday for Honors

INT be surprigd
II Joe Egan lfts
the Coast middle.
weight own
from the done
Of one Corlca
Mckay " hea
they meet %.
morrow night 4.
the Pavilion h|
their second SEE
sion with tinl
leather nitiens.
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Scorers to Meet at Star Friday

A MOTHER thing that star league
a managers must do Immediately
and that Ia select scorer. Thr
scorer must not be n player on tho
squad He must havs had some
experience OF come sort in scoring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-13

80 the box scores ean be uniform.
There viii be needing % all
Star league scorers AT The star
Friday nigh, and tho scorers Will
be given Instructions a. 20 how The
league records are to DO kept and
filed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-13

foe the first gnmnA
No player viii b. allowed 70 play
unless he has signed n contract
Fi'teen players are allowed under
contract g. each club for each
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-13

Money.hack guarantees with every
suit. Laff. the Tailor. iio6 srd.--Adv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-13
nAMnINO HITS HOMER

NEW ORLEANS. March IL
Babe Ruth hit his first homer OF the
season--a drive Of ass feet. over a
1f-foot fence here yesterday.
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Manhattan
Entries to
Be Strong
Gotham Teams Won PEN
nants Last Year, and
Both Are Strengthened
By SEABuRN BROWN

'SSlMlSIl1 re-
ports from all
major loagu e
training camps
regarding tn Q
low quality Of
the 1899 crop q
recruits pres
ages a loose race
Ia both loops
with a couple Of
leaders taking a
long lead from
the pole and the
rcst also play
.ng."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-13

Ffrst r~Ftad - NanaauTsr Cook. - -
Hsruna Issries van~aas~F. napran.
.ftfEs !. Nancowq~f. punena. tif
rhira psfiesi--t Faneoassf. p2n~n.
irtt
T-reftiss
Adars- fff c,sos. i'f. Npr.a- ~
issinutss Adams 10 riiuwfea.
sabsfItatr-
r7rvt p~rtef Andefann fsr frfin.
fssfsss Tor hkinnsf
Hsnana p~sIe.4= Mrye,ra far frarrv~.
natirtt faf ttsf. NaksiGh Ter Nersn@
Third PERIOD naitsil fee MsrAa.
lrfafe~aa lt1nifn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-13
lEW YORK CLUBS FAVORED TO REPEAT IN MAJOR LEAGUES
Won Elm Will Defend N. w. Golf It'll


geIave ha the East shotyat be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-13
ANGELS HAVE
KEYSTONE PROBLEM

Los Angeles il facing trouble At
second haAe Either Aee.abe or
Lindimore will play the bag. The
former looked good In the closing
weeks Of thu 1881 scaEon. while the
other looked Just fair
OriFws will b. a. first. AacCauicy
At second and Deal NJ third. round
ing cut a good combination.
Tho suecc~s Of tho Vernon
mfisld depends upon whether
or not Dresser reports. The
former American association
first sseher l. a $50 hitter.
good fielder and ono of tho best
basc thieves In the minor
leagues. n he Doesn't come to
the Coast either Locker or
Hyatt will play tho bag again.
sawyer sin strengthen tho Tigers
at second. while Smith At third and
French at short complete the guar.
tet
Salt lake needs first sacker
and II the Bees land n good man
they will have ono Of the leading
inficlds In the league.
THREE GOOD
MEN
sriln will be at SECOND. Wit NJ
third. and Sands at short. Witt win
field much better than Brown aid
last year. but he may not hit ms
we'll.
Both Sands and Siglln had big
seasons a year ngo.
Oakland'S infisld h mess.
First base Is open unless Guisto
l. turned back by Cleveland. N
he II retained Knight will take
first, which will leave second
open
Brubaker - the best bot for short.
stop. with Brown on third. The
Oaks are going 10 miss PinclH.
While it's impossible 10 compare
infields until all Of the new com.
binations get 10 working together
for awhile II looks like Sacramento
will start the season with The
smoothest layout I'm the league.
combining defensive strength with
fair hitting and darn good base
running.
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In Poole and kenwufthy the
Beavers will have two slugEern 81
the hiehsat caiihef. while both Me
Cam aud Sargent hit over 400 IN
the international league two years
ago.
Poole picked up In hts fielding
IN the latter stages OF the race.
while Kenworthy had one % the
best years ia the field last year.
Both Mocapn and Sargent come
highly recommended from the East
a. eaf,a fle,defs and aggressive men.
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INDIANS NEARLY
SFT FOR sO~ts

Seaftir'z irficld j. pretty well s~'.
with Murphy a einch for first.
ca.to for third and KruE for Sec
end. shorutop ~iii b. fought out
between stumpf. Adams and Coz.
molly.
Frk.oo h also having . xhort
stop problem. Miller viii be nj
first and kunrn nj third. with
kllduff nj either s~oond or short
and Jefcvre figured In ooc
place or the other.
Tho Seals viii mites cstvrn~y from
that nhortstop position and the In
field can't compare with tho Seals
1871 layout OF course n fofcyrr
can fi the shortstop berth Klidusf
figures % b. a much better peconi
Sucker than Rhth was last year.
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soIO>s VETS
10 START

Sacramento VIII starr win a vet
Gran Coast league lnficld. the same
set that tpalsd for tho Senators Las,
year
doliwits looks like the b~ss
bet In tho league nj first ba~s.
He's tall. y good fielder. = 500
hitter and n coed base runner.
McCaffisan lead tho league IN
base running and RES a smart
fielder. he had a bad year with
The willow last year.
PICK at third was reFarfei A.
the beet aiiaruand hot corner guard.
ian Ia the coaHtioon last year. Hes
a fine hitter. bear in the field
and a good base runner Manag.
srlai cares may affect hts play the
year.
Tho Soions have fwos good rnen
for shortaiop. with MY favored 10
start the season. lie lead tho league
in fielding tn 1891 and his around
$50. The other candidate II Harry
Lunt,. formerly % Cleveland. and
said 10 BE- a sweet fielder. but
rather weak sister with tho ash.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04
tBy Associated Press

FOREST HILLS. y Y. Sept a
James -. Anderson. and not rat
~ Hara wood as announced last night,
VIII oppose William T. Tiidcn tomor-
row IN on" of tho two singles matches
which viii conclude Tn. 1922 Davis
cup challenge round between AUS
iraIia and The United states G-ra III
T. Patterson. captain OF the chal-
I"n%erS. made this announcements TO-
night in denying his lineup had been
changed
Patterson, who meets William NJ.
Johnson in tn. other singles en-
counter. explained that In view 81
IA" Tact that he aud Anderson had
played In tn. nrst two singles
matches FRIDAY they were obliged
under Davis cup regulations. to go
through with the remaining events
only an accident or other unforeseen
circumstances could make possible a
change. nc added
Must Win 10th Mntrh~..
with tn" score tw" matches to
Que in favor ~ the I'nit"d states
Australia must capture h"th singles
tomorrow To take the fam"u. trophy
pack I" the antipodes y victory f"r
\mcrira in either match viii assure
III" defenders possession Of the cup
f"r another wear
ON form Tildcn and Johnston
ought To win. hut ws'r" not without
hope" that was the way Patterson
night. when asked his opinion.
summed M situation which expert.
regarded az Formidable for the In
vad"rs.
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MRS. MALLORY WINS
FROM MISS WILLS

y u Ri RST, Sept. Mrs.
VIOLA ilurEisi, Mallory, OF N,w
N"'s. national w"m.n's teuni.
hampton. TODAY defeated Miss I.l.n
wis, OF Berkeley. cal. In hard
'"nEnt thret-set match. 3-s s-i ia
IN IN" Ana round II the Kockaway
hn"nng clubs Invitation tourna-
u"ut.
u was NE second time In a r.w
7'"Hs th~t tn" Pacihr Coast girl
TAR f"rc"d Mrs. Mallory to extra
sets 20 win
MISS Wills. paired WITH Miss Los
bancroft. az West Newton. Mass
N"S victorious IN the doubles anal.
u'i"a'inG Mrs Mallory and Miss
Ihtili" Walsh. % Philadelphia. in
straight sous, 81. -
Miss Wills ana Miss Rancrof,
gained thcir final bracket by DR.
eating Mrs May sutton Bundy and
Ms Hdre"r Wsllacn. 81. 60. e.
"ni'" Mrs. Mallory and Miss Walsh
eliminated Mrs. DeForest Candee and
MISS Eiizateth Handy. e-i. 10. in
me other seminal.
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virsinin Horse. In Front.

WINCHESTER. VA. Sept, 3 The
horsns RockmInster and Surf Rider,
Which recently "utdislaucrd Whisk
away aud Norwich AZ Saratoga
races, are owned 10y M"ntford and
Is w. Jones. rr"rtt"t"rs "f tho
"NudlHy" stud farm. near EcrryviIlr.
Charlie County. where they probably \.
viii &c uuart.red next winter along
With other horses owned by the
Jones brothers. The Jones horses
did not start well In tn" carly
spring and summer racing. owing to
Influenza, which attacked many sta
blrs. but they now are rounding into
form.
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n DAVIS CUP DEPENDS UPON THDEN AND JOHNSTON
WOOD WILL NOT REPLACE
ANDERSON IN CUP MATCHES
Under Davis Trophy Rules Captain of Auzzics Team
Asserts, Sins les Contestants Cannot Be Changed.
Except in Case of Injuries.

only complete upset u was
agreed. could prevent the Americans
from retaining tho title but that
anything can happen was demon
grated Saturday when tho Aus
iralians revived their followers CON
hd"nc" hy taking "a brilliant straigh,
-, victory from Tildcn and Vincent
Richards In the doubles
Dine 4" wood's Play.
This reversal. due chiefly q me
spectacular play OF Isttcrson's par,-
n"r. Fat D'Hara Wood. gave foundn-
ton 10 IA" apparently w"ll authon,i-
Gated report that wood would rc-
mace Anderson in tho singles. and In
IN" belief az observers. correspondence
~ Increase tho Australian@' chances
"f victory. II ais" was pointed out
mat Anderson was nlai not up to
form In his match against Johnston
after an illness that kapt him out
~ the gam" for month.
TN" Australians. as we'll a. tho
Americans. today engaged IN q virdr-
aus practir" session un tho courts
Of West Sid" club in preparation for
tn" ANAL test Patterson said that
Anderson displayed especially good
form aud predicted that bo,h would
l." in ton condition for tomorro,v'y
matches
Patterson aud Johnston viii take
IN" courts In tho nrst match AZ . 40
O'Clock. should the American win.
the Tid"n- Anderson encounter viii
amount I" an exhibition only, while
i'm event OF a triumph for tn. Aus
tralian. the outcon. Of the series
Viii hing" upon the final match
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DECIDE CHAMPIONSHIP
IN LOUISVILLE TONIGHT
Inv Associ.trA rress.I

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Sept. 3-The
cha mporship Of the Western Chess
Association. which will close its
tournament tomorrow, tonight APP
parently lay between Edward Las
ker, OF Chicago. present champion.
and Samuel Factor, of Chicago.
Factor has won seven and one
half games, lost one-half and has
two adjourned. while Laskrr has
seven victories, one defeat and one
adjourned game
Next In the Si,nGinc arc jackson
W. Showalter. Georgetown, XIV.
seven won. ono lost. and y. 7.
Whitaker Washington. -. G., seven
Won. lost two.
In games today r t. Judge. Gin
,innati, beat Alexander j. Conen
louisville.
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PIRATES MOVE UP
Try Associated rrcssI

CHICAGO Sept. 3.-Rrnee's home
run drive broke M an elsven-inninc
hi'chint dnel between Alexander and
Hamilton aud gave Pittsburgh a
2-io-o victory over Chicago. Pitts
hurGh also passed chicago for second
place by half a game At,er two
w"re out In tho eleventh Carey sin
geo ana stole second RiEbee fol-
loved with his four-hagger The
gam" was r-pi"r" with brilliant
plays Score:
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GIANTS TAKE RAGGED
GAME FROM PH|LL|ES
Ring Drops Throw for Third
Out, Which Loses
Fracas.
(Ry Associated pressl

NEW YORK. Sept a,-Th- Giants
won ragged gam" from Phi!nd.I-
phia. I" I. here today When tiug
dropped throw from Leslie at nrst
BIAS" Tor what would have been the
'hird out, frisch scored from ..cund
with ia" winning run.
Young. Bancroft. GrOh and Kelly
made iripi" play In the second
when Lee and Leslie began running
Wild Oh the bases. after Umpire KLEIN
had called Smith out on an inn.id
NY which Young finally handled.
IhIlRIrlnhip
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OMAHA SELLS TWO
PLAYERS TO MAJORS
LRv Assnciaicd rrnsxl

OMAHA. NEH.. Sept. 3-Sale Of
Nv" players Of tho Omaha Cluh Of
IN" Western League was announced
Henry MhnGSh, ouifclder was
sold TO the Detroit American League
club on an optional agreement.
I""rg" frantham. third hasema n.
was purchased outright by the Chi
cago Nationals.
Roth PLAYERS are to report at IN.
spring training camps
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AMERICANS MUST WIN
| OF SINGLES MATCHES
Big Bill" Plays Anderson
After Little" Bill Meets
Patterson.
BPEND on PHu.ADEbPHIA
Exports AsHeYt Elongated Racket
Wizards Game Improves with
Greater Opposition-Term In
baseball rs "Moncy Player
EPEND on PHuADFLrIIIA
ny we.tbrook resIer.

United News STAFF Cores ondent
IAN Bills. big Rll Tilden. OF Phil
deiphia. and little whaiehone Bill
uhnston, tn. bantamweiEht Califor-
ian. are nov made responsible FOR
ne further retention ~ tho biz sill
er bowl and platter. scrubbed over
rith famous tennis names. known
nc Davis cup. the creates, tro-
~ in sport,
Il the resilient little fellow from
he West Coast can take his match
rom Gerald Patterson. captain Of
re Australian challenging group
hitch is to be tho first match 81
ton6ay afternoon. the other ono he
Ween Ti!den aud James -. Ander-
~ Will he :, mere exhibition. II
little Rin should fail. however. the
mole responsibility will finally do
olive upon ridden, putting it M TO
I'M 10 defeat Anderson Il tho cup
to remain in America.
Depend tpon TiId~u.
Assuming that the honor of finally
cfendirg the cup doc. fall to rildeu
1ere is more than his marvellous
,renrth ard his mastery tcnnie
echn!que upon which to base the
opes OF tho large tcnnis-mindcd
cement OF the United States which
ow faces East and thumps it's fore
cad on tho turf in the direction OF
Iburbau Forest Hills. where there
no forest and where landsca ape
ardcncrs have y"t 10 find any topo-
raphical bump deserving the name
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SENATOR'S WIN, 1913
tRy Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3-Washing-
ton defeated Boston. 10 TO 3, today
in the final game Of the series. Zach
arv was puzzle for the visitors.
while Fullerton was driven from the
box In the third. and Russell who
relieved him. was hit hard and
timely. The heiding OF Rice was a
feature. Score:
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RECRUIT LOOKS GOOD
Try Associated press.1

BROOKLYN. Sept a-Rrooklyn
knocked oeschRer out Of the box to-
day and heat Boston TO ;. Gepee
recruit pRcher, finished tn. gam.
for the Brave. and made good Inn
preston Thre. of the eight hits on
Crimes were for extra bases. Score:
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CARDS BEAT RIXEY
fBv Associated p-nee1

CINCINNATI. Sept 3-St. Louis
punched Ave hits for four earned runs
of Rixey in the fourth Inning to-
day and repeated the dose in the
seventh winning from Cincinnati
easily. To 2. Hornsby made his
thirty-f"urth home run nf the season
on Markie in the ninth inning.
Hornsby now leads both leagues In
nome runs. Duncan made home
run in the FIRST inning. his third
circuit drive In two days. Score:
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summary: Two base hits-truire.
Johnston. Thr"e-hase hits--CTuise.
Ford T. Grifnih. High. Stolen bascs
Johnston. T. Grinith. Sacrifices.
Roser. O'Neili. High. Double plays
Olson and Schmandt. Left on bases
Boston. 5. Brooklyn, >. Bases on
bails-off 0eschger 3: of Grimes. !.
Struck out-by OeSchger. !: by
Grimes. 1. Hits-off Oeschger, II in
s jnone out in sev-nth); off Gepee.
in .. Wild pitch-OeschRer. Losing
Observation-Disclosures, Empires, McCor-
mack and Hart Time, 1870
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04
TIGERS TRIM BROWNS
IN thinning CONTEST
C"bbmen Field Brilliantly Be
hind Dauss Nrach Contt'i-
butcs Spectacular Catch.
GBy ASsoriatedpr.ssl

DETROIT Sept. J Detroit heided
Hr-c'acn'a.iv behind bau-s today
ana defeated ST. Louis to :. In
eleven Innings. RiEn-y driving over
the winning run with single after
the Tigers had hlI-d the cnscs
Nrach deprived the browns OF VIE
tory in the ninth when he went to
ihr fonl line and took Fosters drive
with his bare hand for the third
out with three ST. Louis runners
base. Score:
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set. OWL Dirt-Trnck Record.

HAMLINE MINI. Sept 3-sig
Hauehdahl. Of Albert Lea Mimi.
driving his Wisconsin special. SGT A
new worlds record ri is2-h sec
unds for an automobile over one.
mile oval dirt track a. tho Mime
sofa stat" Fair Saturday He held
N" former record Of 46t-5 seconds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04

SUMMARY 10 0-"T ms ErrrrI-
Gardner iaimes"r s.r-.a..,
'anhy VOID buuh.s ray -.
~, Wamby, Mcfnnis i..u ON h,sce
Chicago, 4. Cleveland :. Rascs an
lls-of Elankcnship. struck ru,
by Riankcnship. J by Cour,rr-
+. thle. 2 Hits-oN 2laulsrs- =
Ia; on Courtney q.
sing ritcher-Blanken I'm
rs Morari;y and Owens
IS.
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sighted h, Destroyer.

The torpedo bDat destroyer Me-
'"rmick sighted 10th through TN.
hr~t strcnks Of daylight. and hfdiny
at tina, time he required no assist
ance. proceeded on it's way 10 Snaln
Neither Toth nor Richards viii at
tempt again this season to swim the
channel. Henry sullivan. Of Lowell
Mass, AMI Walter Patterson. Bridge.
rort. Conn, however. VIII essay tho
feat both having hccn under long
training here FOR IL. Patterson has
announced his Intention IN wait Tor
"a fortnight, whom the ncxt moan tides
VIII ho running. Sullivan ~ likely
To take 10 IN" water a. any hour
English swimming experts express
doubt whether IL viii he possible
for any swimmer I" cross the chan
mel this season. Tn" weather has
been continuously unfayors bile ana
tho temperature OF the water has
ecrn. aud st!ll is. too low. They
declare that to negotiate tho chan
mel virtually m"tionless sea with
temperature ot about 80 TO s. de-
gr.es Fahrenheit is required
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESI- LIS YESTERDAY
>o games srheduied.
STANDING or ct,ns

WHEHE THEY PLAY TODAY.
richmond at Newport Nrus A. ",
Newport Se,ss NJ Richm ond =, ",
'ik NJ Porfnmouth A. ".
nnrfarn orth at Norfolk p. ".
noeky Mount At Wilson A. N.
Wilson at Rocky Mount p. II.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
HrOnklyn. =; Boston. >.
>rw York, \; Phiiad eIphts, 7,
Cincinnati. 2; 81. I.onis, n.
Chicago. OF PlttshurRh. 2 uI In
nj n
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CNHftan00rH- 'Na"NVIle. ?
New orleans g. Birmingham, z
Memphis. Ii,ri. Rock, o.
Mobile. :, Atlanta l.