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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
FORMER RED LAKER DIES

Red Lake Falls, Minn.,S Oct 80
Louis Parenteau. we'll known In Rod
Lake county, died at his home at St.
Michael, Yamasha, Quebec, of para
lysis at tho age Of IS. He visited here
last summer with his sons and daugh-
ter in Terrebonne. For more than
40 years Mr.. Parenteau was city ticket
agent for the Canadian Pacific rail-
way In his native city. He was born
in the city in which he died. He Is
survived by eleven children.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
RED LAKE HOUSE BURNS

Red Lake Falls. MIMI. Oct. I'll
Fire Of unknown origin destroyed the
old house at the cornersof Main street
and. Bottineau avenue Saturday morn
Ing. The house was one OF the old
landmarks o f9Red"Lake: Falls and was
built from two stores, one OF which
was erected In the seventies by "A. J.
Thor.on, one Of the pioneer general
merchants Of Red Lake Falls. The
dre. was apparently started by some
young boys who had been making q
rendezvous OF the, place Or ~ some
passing tramp The house had been
u~noccuI.fed. + I'VE YEAR..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
BUYS OUT RED LAKE DOCTOR

Red Lake Falls, Mimi. OctI 30.-Dr.
j. A. Roy Of Argyle has purchased the
practice and residence OF DR.. J. A.
Wilkinson of this city, and has opened
offices over the Citizens State bank.
DR.. Roy is a graduate Of the Univer-
city of Montreal. He is married and
has four children. DR.. Wilkinson
leaves for Donna, Texas to reside.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
Dairy Circuit Talked
At Glen Ullin Meeting

Bismarck. N. D.. Oct. 31.-Thirty
representative farmers, mostly young
men, met with Dairy Commissioner
r. Flint and County Agent George
llse Of Morton county at Glenn Ullin
to discuss formation of a breeding and
testing circuit. 1t Is planned to hold
another meeting later on at which 1t
is expected that a dairy circuit will
be organized similar to that In the
New Salem and. Flasher circuits.
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s, A. DRIVE

Bemidji. Mimi. Oct: f31.-The an
nual local appeal Of sthe Salvation
Army will take place here Wednesday
and Thursday Of next week land 1t Is
the hope Of those interested inSthat
work that during those two days the
amount of $500 needed in addition
to the building fund will be raised.
The good that is being accomplish
ed in Bemidji by the Salvation Army
cannot be overstimated it is urged.
During the past year it has helped
many families or persons who have
become victims Of circumstances and
every cent of money has been careful
~ spent it is claimed. In many in
stances the Salvation Army fund fam
lilies where the husband was out OF
work and unable to find employment
and in each instance help was given.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
One Tube
Free
A To-Day Tube.
Simply send coupon.
Other new ideas

Modern research also discovered
two other essentials, and Pepso-
dent fulflls them.
1t multiplies the alkalinity Of the
saliva. That is there to constantly
neuralize the acids which cause
decay. 1t multiplies the starch d.
gestant in saliva. That 10 there to
digest deposits on teeth which may
otherwise ferment and form acids.
Thus Pepsodent, twice daily,
gives manifold power to Natures
great tooth-protecting agents IN
the mouth
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
BLoOM CASE IN DECEAIBER,

Bismarck,sN N. d, Oct. 31.-Thc case
in which Judge Coffey held John H.
Bloom was not entitled to the office
of fish, and game commissioner will. be
ber is, on the appeal of the latter,
The case being set for argument on
that date in the court calendar.
The Wallace home builders case
will be heard Nov. % and the appeal
of the attorney general from the ruiz
ing Of Judge Cole in ordering trial OF
the case against John Bloom and l..
G.sPettibone in Kidder county will be-
argued some time In December.
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MARRIED AT 1,AKorA.

LalkOta. N. D., Oct. 31.-A marriage
OF interest to Lakota people occurred
Sunday when Miss Magdalene Deich-
man, daughter of MIR. and Mrs. j. G.
Deichman and Lawrence Tague. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Tague of this
city. were married at the home OF the
brides parents. The ceremony was
performed at 9 o'clock Sunday morn
ing In the presence of the immediate
relatives, Rev. H. A. Haatvedt Of the
NORWEGIAN Lutheran church officat-
ing.
Miss Deichman is deputy in the Of
flee of the county superintendent OF
schools and Mr.. Tague is employed in
the r. G. Weaver grocery.
!; They will spend a short honeymoon
at eastern points n return to La
kota to make their home.
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LAKoTA HAS RADIO OUTFIT.

HAS 1tfADIO
Lakota, N. D., Oct. 31.-Lakota is
now on the list Of towns having radio
outfits, Manager Zupin Of the Lakota
hotel having installed one in the hotel
for the benefit Of his guests. b,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
The Mistake
That millions have corrected

Az most folks know, brushing
teeth in old ways proved most dis
appointing. Teeth still discolored,
still decayed. Beautiful teeth were
seen less often>than today. Tooth
troubles came to - In 50.
Millions Of people, nearly al the
world over. have found Z better
method. The glisteuing teeth you
see everywhere now show one Of
<he results.
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FIRE sCAREs AT LAkoTA.

Lakota, NJ D., Oct. 31.--The fire
department was called out last Thurs
day evening to fight a. fire at the
stockyards. Some damage was done
before the blaze was gotten under
control.
On Friday evening the department
was again called, this time to the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Anderson. Small dam
age was done.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31

september III known 70 i n0tabls
smoath tns the progTssssaf sisctr,satv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31

Yellow is one Of the most stimulate
Ing OF Scolors. SEY II
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31

Waterproof garments are made
from the intestines Of sea lions by the
Eskimos.
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Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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LAKOTA NOTES

Lakota, N. D., Oct. 31.-Mrs.. T. j.
Baird and Art Baird left last week
for Springfield, Ill, where they will
spend the winter. T.. J. Baird left
the same evening on a business mis-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
GIRL TENNIS STAR
FORCES MOLLA HARD
IRv Assnrin,eh rrsss

'''f'NN COY r.. y. Y. Aux q Tho
ga ''"n"i play ~ Miss Helen wills
~ san Francisco. national cIrIs'
Champion. wh" forced Mrs Man.
h)HrSirdi Mallory. tn. nalIou,i
champion. I" three sets herrr. &C.
N'"" log 'nV defeat today featured
%" round before the s"m.hnals In IN.
metropolitan wotn"n'e singles ,b.r
'"hNhlh. IN" score Vas IS 80 50
"nh analysis az the <cts shn..d ,h,,
~" h'ilIi"nt western girl CAV. Mrs
mallory uue Of tho cioscst roui.sts
sh" has had this season ON Ar.,i.
courts
H"shI's ~ tn" DAYS play brought,
IA" Singles competition To tho semi
"l"' inHhd with on" Western sur
.N"i. Mrs. MAY sutton Hundy. OF Los
Angeles. "rraN"d against three East
I'm RIVALS BESIDES Mrs Mallory. IN,
"lh"r >"nnfnnlisu are Mrs. lander.
H,''h j'~.ir. 81 Wilmington. Del. and
Miss i'.l!. bancroft. OF W.s, E,"r
iuE. Mass
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WASHINGTON AMATEURS
DEFEATED BY TAKOLA
Richnondcrs Win Snappy
Game, With Harrelson
in Fine Form.

me champion knick"rh"rkcr from
aHhinEton descended on Richmond
yesterday afternoon only Ia meet IL,
neat at the hands or tn. fastrnInp
ush0ia bunch by the sc"r" nf To- 1
ME the Capital civ Hyrr.r,,iou
had {" h. content with m. shnrt .,,,
81 the score. they died hard nph,Inv
every Slcp of the ,rout. and mon can.
r~hinr defeat until tn" hnal man was
'e!rr" ~ IN. ninth.
Led hN HI" Rilly Martin v,,o,
hlchn"nd tried to- secure IN, Euirk
"p"n"h mr." on Ii"rbi" IIa,r.Isnu in
M '""tth Win The result that three
runs crossed the piart.r h.Cnr. mo
solft drink bows could r.,i,. mo cid,
h"""N-' after this franz. In vbi,.b
'hry hhn"h"d four ~ their I'VE M.
"nn 'h" seventh they had IL be
content with ciph.rs IInrr.tSnn
VIII" was adjoining tn. rifle nj, iurI
"h IN mast"rful STYLE. and had his
opponents completely at his mercy M
all times. "
Takola jumped into tn. lead ,Irbt
from 'he start. foh. nrst IN walked
Wa sacrificed to second TOOK tI,irI
"h p"SS"h hall and scored on - per
,rctif executed sa""z" play rhe
knicks rctaliat"d with inr... RIM. t.,
IN" fourth on four hits. "a walk and
prtrIs hi, by pitchct TuhoI, suc.
'er"'h IN showing over on" In NTH
one ia tn" sixth and NV" in ,h,
S'"v"uS Wh" started ON IA. mn
Tor IN" capital lads was ,I.rri,k.r
~ Ia" MIN ~ favor 81 South.r,, vh,
Wh~ nl'""d toy tn" winning runs
The features 81 ih.. gam. .,,iic,d. ~,
pitching ~ Iiarr-!>"n was m. work
on tn" entire T'k"la team. who il.N.d
together a. on" w"li-niI.d n,chju..
ana EASILY ~u"ih"r"h ever, throat nf
iheli "ppuu">'S
with tn" .,"r" ? ." . arains, ~,
k"i". jan" l'"h electrified the Kf,h
m"nd fans hN brilliant steal hnm.
WIN IN" ii"inr ran r"h had made
several f"irtS frr hnm- and as S,a
vens wound ur for tn. pitch lax.
started IN. beating tn" tall 10 tn.
plat" by e NARROW margin score
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y orfoik.
nl"'S - r Q -
Ran for Hudgin. in seventh
MATTED for Tones in mimi

NN"fe hN iunings n
Rocky Mount ora oon 90, ~;
Norfolk ain no., 49,, .
summary Two has" hits stain
,,,r,rnn"r' Rowland Rates. Champagne.
''"' if"me runS NarIcSki Gal
l6Hh"r Double plays S,eiuhrenmc,
y" N"'l"ski Sacrifice hirs-Srcip
,''un"r. Wait. Maitland. chamrarne
I"r'E stolen bases Han. riggs
i'ii On bases Rocky Mount o Enr
,"'N. struck ont ny G.cer = hy
J"h". Bases IN balls on ,;rcnn
"N Jones, = rass.d hall Rnv.
."hn m" IS. EMPIRES -prlayc
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SPLIT DOUBLE. BILL.

special 90 The T,,u.s-nl.,,.,,,
PORTSMOUTH. Aur. r"rts.
mouth and Newport N"ws SILT even
'"""N !n q doubt" header. ih, nrst
20 ~" gong 10 tn" Truckers. Ia To- >.
ana VA second to the visitors q ia !;
portsmouth, Engaged iu ..,r,. li,..jr
.i'lus Iu th" hrst game ,l,tI,iul-
H'n.t"y s"r Thirteen h!t> Irurinr,
M"rNlur ON tn" mound Tor I',rts ,
;""N'h h"lt Newport News tu seven
Iuw.ll ''
'h" second game. ia" Truckers
hha"l" ." max" an lmurossIon
ENLn>, -" 'wirlinu ~ HoNoris who
80 N"ll NJ !" IN" ninth holding
-I'NhHl'n :" four hits IN tina,
no. ~" w"thl"d slightly and Silrk
--Fa' was substituted IIo hold THO
7 rloEers VOL In check Srnrns
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RICHARDS FOURTH MAN
ON DAVIS CUP SQUAD
boy Wonder" Named With
Iilden, Johnston and Viii.
liarns as L. S. Defenders.
IIsv United S.wsI

.NP"S
richards: If r"nkers. y. Y. famous
as the "h"! wonder Of tn. tennis
conrt and holder "f several titles.
when h" was named Wednesday, as
me fourth member "f the American
team {" defend the Davis cup this
year.
Tn" announcement thar Richards is
4" r"plac" Watson NJ. Washburn OF
tn" 1871 defending team cam. AS a
Snrprisc. tor Richards recently de
'anited IN tn" S.abr.ght tournament
on account Of, strained tendon -
and was believed /" have only an out -
sIne chance 1" MAKE the team His
Seiecti"n was said L" l." due Ia tn.
fhct that h- ami William T TiIdrn
invincIhl" when PLAYING in doubles
as an! team tina, tn" committees
might select. I, had been thought.
however. that rildrn would Ice re
served for SiuSics play only. Now tn.
followers OF tn" sport assume that
Ttldtn Will uiny in tn. doubles
matches as we'll.
The other dire" iu"mb-rs of the
team ar" Til'l"", William Is John
Sion and Norris Williams Williams
Who was captain az the 1921 team,
Viii hr captain again this year
IN" team VAS selected today by "A
committr" II Tia" tuit"d States Lawn
Tennis Association. Selections wers
unanimous
Young Richards. those play as ju-
ni"r champion made him IL conspiru-
Gus star. l. ranked third in TIA. ma
tionmi list this SEASON. cunning from
tar down the liuc IN last years
ranking. only ridden and Johnston
are above him.
Whether Williams viii play or not
is a matter 81 interesting speculation
Tor I'll" tennis follow Ing. rild"ns
part icIpai"n ia the doubles. teamed
with richards. might Keep Williams
on til" Sid"liu.> Tn" iIn"-up may
not h" announced. how"Nrr. untfl III"
day before IA" tournament. which be
Sins "n S"pt"mh"r |. ami continues
tor three DAYS IN" Gun r"ntpsLis to
h.. PLAYED "a E'nrsst Hills y
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CT lbs DEFEAT ROBINS

Rltrhkl. y Y. Aug Chi
cas" mad IT two straight from
Hr""klyu 10y winning today. to :.
bad inning tadnrc weakened in
me >iv'n when hcotc'S home
rum with two ON. decided tn" game
Tn" dodgers rallied in III. ninth and
scored lnrr" runs on nv. hits in
cludiur Highs triple Olson fca-
'urcd m tho field, accepting twelve
chances Score.
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brock ~
Totals

H"ll"Chcr trihcrG Double plays
Olsen !" Srhmandt: Terry 10
Grimes High :" SChmandt Left on
Ia ChtcaE0 s. RrookIyn. = Bases
ON halls ~ rsiore . Struck out
hv Alexander. . Ivy Cador". l. Wild
pitch Alexander Passed ball-De-
berry I'mpircs. Sentcll aud KLEIN.
Time i2i
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CHAMPS KNOCKED Off
FOR THIRD STRAIGHT
Cincinnati Wins From Giants
When Supper, Fails ?
McOuilIan.
Try Associated pr..s1,

NEW YORK Aug a-Th,nvb on,
MT NOR" IMAM two I" ono Cincinnati
again defeated tn" New YorL p,ap,s
'"h"N' I" = II was tn" worlds
,hhhpl"h' mira successive dcfnat
M'Quiilan, formcr Hraye nitcbn,
iwirl"h brilliantly for New Work hui
MIS- support f"ll down in TN nin,ho,
dariy I'M i"nins .s' r n", 'm%S,' W.
stopped By doubt" plays kcuy. M,
honss r7A 10 HIS nrst ,i,n.. ~,
ai' nc him thrss lone runs In Issue
'"HSlN" tiin"S at hat Stcngelf had
Mn" ph'"u's In ccnt"r field, catching.
on" ~ ~ every inning but, the
"iphrh Score:
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AN NRII.i.' TEN tS tug -
Ii""afG Fitzgerald. center n.ld"r
for IN" Amarillo ciuh ~ m. West
T"NaN l."agu". "a" he"n sold to The
20 'h.cHg" - tie end ~ tn" W"s,
Texas i."dgU" season. He Formerly
Vas 40" property 90 lie Philadelphia
NthlrtICs
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k"ii"h for Walters i'm p.v"nih
zIi"tt.d for Fullerton i'm s,v.pib


summary: Tw"-bas" hits l. col
ms. stephenson. i. S"w.Il Sacrifices
Speaker. Wood. poubl. p!ays-
r"Wsl"' and kurns: Mitchell I'ratt
ana R'Irns: Stephenson. Wamby and
,ulst". ."fi ON bases BOSTON 4
'rNtl M iiase On halls-om Rus
sell. ; of Fullerton. !: nn Room. .
Hith on collins. In no innings
tplt'hed I" four hatters In frsD: on
off PlercN. : in . Struck out h,
hnSs.i by Fullerton. |. by Roone.
j. Wild pitch R"one. /. Losing
pitcher collins. l'mpircs - GuthrIr
and Evans
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RICHARDS EOt HTH MA>
FORt.It!> TEAM NAMED

RbSTbN. Aug . I'll. players whn
Will represent France and Austria
a ia her. tomorrow in the opening
single matches nf tn" Davis cup
rmiiinal Coinp"i iii"u. We're named to-
lay. For France. the veteran Andre
Iiuh-rt. and tn. Nonnstcr. Henri
ralaSia's Representatives viii he
;crald l.. Patterson and !. @. An
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YANKEES BEAT TIGERS
WITHOUT BANS HOMER
Rigncy's Errors Help New
York Win From Detroit
al Home.
| nv ASSOCIATED prcsS.l

'fT KITT, MItN-. AuE. 9-New
ork nit hard today and aided Ivy
kiSneES errors defeated Detroit
70 =. Tor the third victory ont Of
four games played here. Ruin led
or IN the ninth iuniug against cole
with drive int" tho h'cachorS FOR
ms i""nty-frSt nom" run az tho
wear ShawkoN held tho Tigers well
in hand until tho eighth inning when
h" faltercd. and was replaced hy
Bush, Score. -
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IptaIs ........ q,
lSattrl for tI,nL =.
JOHNSON HIT HARD
Try Associated rressI

ST. LOUIS. AUG . Tho ,oa-uo
,N'n'hS browns made il three out Of
s"Nr over Washington. winning the
Uh"' gam" today. to & \ batting
.".N ht"lhSt walter Johnson In the
seventh gave the two mn. ,ba,
ht"nEhi victory. Judr. and ,;nsIiu
- ~" senator's. aud McN.utS ~
ia" I'r"wus, hit home rms
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GRIMES Is SUSPENDED
By ROBINS MANAGER

NEW YORK Aup . Rurleigh
Grimes. iir""klNn National League
pitcher t"day was hncd 800 and in
definitely suspended b> the club for
Standardization {" Manager Wilbert
li"hins"n during the game with Gin
'innaii 81 Hr""Nlyn last SUNDAY.
when Grimes vas taken from the
game because 81 the Reds heavy hit
ms, N" slammed the bah against the
wire screen back az the hnm. pla I .
aii then argued vchemrntiy with
Robinson in tn. piay.rs' dugout
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ELEVEN INNINGS TO TIE

l!attIinr eleven innings. the Rich
Inond Giants aud Tate All Stars failed
to reach q decision yesterday at Mayo
Island l'arh in " hat Was expected 10
i,e the rubber game ~ III" series. he
the ';nidSh"r". y. g., team FOR thr""
layS At the Island. The score:
MI
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INDIANA GOVERNOR
MAY PREVENT BOUT
iR, Assnciaied rr.ssl

lNblANArrLlS, Aux. Whether
holding ~ IN. proposed heavyweight
Championship bout hctvren lack
Dempsey and Rll Brennan at Michi-
San CITY Ind. viii ne permitted
probably VIII he determined after An
int"rpr"' alton is placed on IN" In
diana boxing law, by the attorney
general az Indiana II was learned to.
DAY. IT tn attorney general huds
ih- contest constitutes prize night.
IL "lll h." prohibited GoV-ruor Nc
cary announced stating that IN. In .
diana law permits boxing contests.
mat prohibits prize fights.
shortly after II became known that
negotiations were being carried on
Tor IN" holding of the bout at Floyd
FItzsimnons' Michigan tity arena.
ia" governor asked Acknowledgement
! ."sh and some other attorneys to in o.
vrSi!Rai" the difference between prize
lights and boxing matches. as defined
pN ih" Indiana law. The attorney
genera has not yet rendered an
opinion.
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SPLIT AT NORFOLK
| SpecIaltn .rnr rlm..-li.nn,A !,

NokFbl.k. Aug. Norfolk and
lucky Mount broke even this after
noon In double hil. the Tars taking
hrs'. -" I" !. aud Rocky Mount seq
"hi. - T.. S"uihpaw STANLEY wus
more effective. IN In. rtn,h.. 49,.
ffi"' IN opener. Green easily ont =
'lass"d Jones In the second affair
winch waS featured 10y tw" hnm.rs.
Tho SCNrHa fnllnm - : :
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ST. LOUIS, BY SPLIT,
MOVES PAST NEW YORK
For Third Time in Two
Weeks Missouri Team
Heads National.
I BY Associatcd press. |

hoSToN. Aug. a-St Louis went
in'o hrSt place today by splitting
even with Boston while Cincinnati
ncfeated New York. Boston won the
nrst game. to o. All OF Roston's
runS came after Fournier mun Of
Miller's easy non nv In m. s.r,nJ
inning with two out North re-
,ler"d Shcrdel with two ont in this
inning aud did not give a hit FOR
,ne rest or the game. Errors by
kopf were Instrumental in ST Louis
winning the second game To :.
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DRIVER HURLS WINNING
BALL AGAINST WILSON
.>Airtisht support in Pinchcs
Gives Richmond Final
Game Of Series.
Newport News. b., Dividing Doub,c
mn. InpEs Iinlf u Came behind
League Irnd~r.--Co:ts rIny in
Norfolk To-day.

Special TO The Times piSpatch.1
WILSON, y G. Aug e.-p-ivor
won on, ov~r Fcnno,, In ri,chcr.s
ha'Ne today, 10 l. ny receiving air
tTnt support whom men wcrc on
bases Roths catch ~ 'oul II,
vas the only fielding feature ~ tho
game whn- Walters and Horo wcro
'he only ones who hit with regular
~. both getting TWO singles and \
''"N'' ~ i"Nr times at hat, Score:
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rhicnr, 4. no I,.,. u,c-.

TTII'N';N. NWG g. IUsnph 4 NMr-
phN az 81. Louis. FOR many years
Identified with h"r" racing. Announced
today twCiNr-aaN running race
meet VII h- held at The old iIaw-
th"rnc here from September 20 TO
October ~ Rehabilitation OF the
track, unused for nearly score OF
NC".-, viii be- fnil"wci by formal
transfer d" The Illinois jockey club
September !.
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Ran for Cirmons in fourth
Rated for bnak I'm fourth.

Stated FOR bcschSer in eighth
50. Louis ............ 200 400 @OO-f
BOSTON Observation-Disclosures. 2l0 nlO nln-5
summary: Two base hits-Topor-
Ger. NornSby. Nixon. Three 20
hitS-H"lke, kopf. Sacrifices
En"ch"l Double plays stock To
ii"rnshy 1" Fnurnicr. Boeckcl to
iiolk-. let an bases ST. Louis. $:
R"stou. Rases on balls-on boak.
]. IN North | "H b"schgrr. s: OF
Mcnamara / struck out-by North.
!. hH p".chG"r. 2 Hits-on Doak.
in \: on North. In =. OF Des"h-
ger In 5 Of Mcnamara, none in I.
Wild pitch D"ak. Winning pitcher
North. Losing pitcher-OcschEcr
lmpires, Hart and O'Day. Time.
l.SS
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smith !" Tnporcer Left on bases
81. Louis BOSTON y Bases on
balls on N"rth. !. on Miller. .
struck out by North. /: by Miller.
!: ili's IN Sh"rdel, IN ! Pa: on
NORTH. nom IN -. Hit by pitcher
ny Sh"'d"l iR".Ck"D. Losing
pitcher Sh"rd-i l'upir.s p'Dav
and Hart Time. "a?
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Big Bam Hits No. 81
in Game With Tigers


DETROIT. Aux. ? -Rabe Ruth
hit his twenty first home run OF
III" season IN m" ninth inning
~ '"dars New York Detroit
game. col" was pitching for the
Tigers. There was no one on
base
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HOMER WINS FOR AS

CHICAGO. AUG H-rhiiadoIrhia
Nnnchcd four hits for three runs 10
-" IN" score in tn" seventh TODAY
and Won "Ht In IN" eighth tn &
" non Perkins hit a home run into
IN" 80 -Nsld hi"achcrs Fah.r buried
good pail. Tor chicago M to the
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VI Vt NJ" w ~ - IT ITIIN NV T'N'-
= r"ssl"N, l'tt'. S"fhern stolen bases
ron a. Sr"sslcN Bay"s on balls
on stevens. :, IN Sorh"rn. ! on
Nens Ivy Sothern. = by Harrclsou.
Double plays-Lowery - kessler
Pm 90 TiEnor ~ HOtChLiss strain to
HntChh!ss. Left on bases knicker-
""cEer. !. Tah"la Hi ny pitcher
by Harr"ls"n ,ocrteb, nv stevens
iCrossleyD. Time ~ game. 40. I'm
pir"s. Moore and Dance Scorer Su'-
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W iI.on.

..,H0''hH ......-... "2h lao uNu--3
Wilson .. pnn Ion 400.
summary Earned ruus Hichmnnd.
wilson. 7. Twn.h.S" hits Hone
pldriuu. Walters Roth Sacriiic. hi,s
ArHc"n. Thompson comishoy
hesd, Loft on bases Hirhmoud. 5
wilson. : Rsses on balls on Rem
nett on Driver. struck "ut-hv
bennett {; ny Driver . Hi hv
n''0re~ Roth. Double plav-Cor,Is-
NoN :" Thompson 10 W"afcr. Ralk
briN"r Time. l3i. l'mpir.s
Rack hUru and Rrcslin
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S,,,,... ., = Nv" VHH HVN--N
Sacrifice hits I.arhx. Decker watt
S'rinhr"nn"r. stolen basas-Rirps
i,e"h"r l:"ft on bases Rocky Mount
- N"rf"ik. I struck out-by
r REQ. :. ny stanley. 2. BASES ON
Rails OF Fried :" OF stanley.
no pl,rh STANLEY. Time. I:ii. I'm
plr"S N"si"rVcli and prlave
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Int~rnnti"nnl i.encur Results.
Newark, 2.A, Syracuse. 50.
Reading. 4: Toronto. e.
Jersey CITY. 4. Rochester, 10,
baltimore. IL; Buffalo, 8.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS f;STIsRDAE.
ioston. 3-ai ~. Louis. ut.
Rrooklyn. =; t'hIrngu a.
N~N hnrI. ~ Cincinnati. T.
rhi'nd"Iph in-FhfsbmrEh. postponed.
WET grounds.