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The Nenana news., 1922-10-14

Mike Cooney, who returned to town yesterday from the new Hot Springs shortcut trail, reports that the trail builders had cut ten miles of trail up to Thursday noon. The camp outfit is being moved along as the work progresses.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-14
Call For Bids On Tent Houses

Bids will be received at Head quarters Office of the Alaskan En- gineering Commission, Anchorage, Alaska, until October 25, at 200 P. NJ, for tent frames located at Mile ?, headquarters of teaming camp on Healy Coal Spur The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. F. MEARS.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-14

There is need of reform n grand jury action. It too frequently hap pens that taxpayers and individuals are put to needless expense to prove that which should have been disclosed at the investigation. Us uany 1t IS case of If in doubt, indict''.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-14

R. S. Nickerson, Presbyterian minister, of Cordova, paid his first visit to Interior Alaska this week. and returned to the coast on last nights train much enlightened re- garding conditions in this section of Alaska which, he predicts. will some day take its place among the meat producing countries of the world. He has had experience in several frontier countries and believes this section of Alaska will be develop ed and settled, just as other new countries have been in the States.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-14

FOR SALE-Hand power washing machine, good as new; very cheap or will trade. Inquire A B. Phillips. at school building.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-14

Sneak thieves are at work in the A: E. C. dormitories in Nenana, several of the occupants of quart CTS there having reported the loss of sums of money lately. One Of the losses is reported to have been close to s100. ...... ....
The Nenana news., 1922-10-14

FOR SALE-Two dogs. Inquire af-
 ternoons at Rust House.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-14

Pressing, Cleaning, Alterations and general repair work at D'Orsay's Taylor Shop.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-14

FOR SALE-Hand laundry. Good proposition for right party. See John Lippick -- ..:. : =.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-14
WANT ADS DRUG STORE FOR SALE for i'm
 voice of stock. Inquire A. D.
 Thompson. -<..~ @ ..

FOR SALE-One set peeled house logs; one barn, 16x24. Cheap. W. H. Gilcher. ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
Charleston Holds Lead i'm In
terleague Series by One
Game.
STAY IN WILSON TODAY
Bugs Must Win Two More in
Row to Capture First
IIonors.

Special 70 The Times Dispatch
WILSON, Ser, l3--Ragk on their
staged batting feast today n, the
expense of fipgrass ard Morgan
This makes the series now stand :
10 2, with Charleston on the long
end, Manager H"arne started on the
mound Cor Wilson. and worked in
grand form allowing only TWO hits
and not giving single base on balls
Only thre" mon reached first and
on the mound. Bennett got of tn
bad start III the eighth. allowing
charleston 10 make four runs on
hard hitting, but h" settled down and
came back strong I'm the ninth PIN
grass did not last out the FIRST in
ming. Rodriguez first up walked.
Adams singled and F: Walker hcw
sharply to right scoring Rodrigue1
Roth followed with another single
scoring Adams. Mathae walked filling
Hamilton sent FipErass TO tho show
ers Mcrsan entering the box and
makes u. Walker hit into double
The Bugs put the game away +,
the third inning +. Walker and
W,altere singled Roth was safe
when Morgan attempted 10 got r.
Walker so!ns 70 third. with the bases
ker and Walters. n. Walker singled
scoring Roth. Head attempted TO
sacrihce and Morgan threw tho bali
past Rohwer. MathaE and ID. Walker
scoring and Head advancing to sec
-ond. Hearne famed and Rodriguez
got his hrst double scoring Head.
Adams few ont TO Leard. r Walker
got his second hit Of the inning. Rod
rigue4 going 10 third. Walters was
passed on purpose and Roth ended
the fun by hitting 10 short forcing
Walters at second
The BUGS scored more runs in the
NTH. sixth and seventh innings.
HamiltoT's team did not hit today.
out the fielding OF Ieard ana Cuyl.r
cut of several hits and kept the Bugs
from scoring more
AL the Bugs hit except Head Rod
rlguez Adams, i. Walker and Mathng
MI hit hard and timely. Tho fielding
of Rodriguez, y. Walker and = Nal
ker were tho features for Wilson.
Ion Ro!nitz and RichbourEh only had
three put outs on ilrst base The
Thureday game WI he played In VIII
SON
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
FORK UNION TO HOLD
EARLY FOOTBALL DRILL
Cadets 10 Start Practice Fri
day-Richrnond School
on Schedule.

FORK UNION, Sept. l2-The ad-
vance guard of Fork Union Military
Acad"ny's football squad will arrive
m time for the nrst Workout on Fri
day. While IN" school session docs
not hog until next Tuesday. the
early practice mev" was necessita,cd
ON account ~ tho USUALLY heavy
schedule undertaken by the Cadets
This year. together with the fact that
only fvc letter mon Will return from
last years successful outfit.
pcspit" the fact that this is tho
initial attempt Of Fork Union Mill
'ary Academy &" hold practice before
IN" opening of school fifteen men
have announced they Viii report. aud
several additions are expected
l.irh; workouts morning and aft
"rnoon Will he increased as tho ply
steal condition Of the men improves
While The number Of letter men
returning IS somewhat disappointing
1t is hoped the freshman class Will
furnish enough material TO MI the
gaps. captain BRAND. Sav"ry. Bras
sour. rit,s aud Bloxow are the Ave
old men coming back who have
earned their insignia.
Following is the schedule for this
session:
Scrtemher 20 University Of Rich
mond, at Fork Union.
October Woodherry Forest. AT
Wo"dherry Forest.
pctoh"r II University OF Virginia.
at Fork Union.
October - John Marshall Iiiri.
school nj Fork Union.
October s-H Ii IN p d n sidney
frcshmen, s, Fork Union.
November s-chaiham Trsiniu.
School. at Fork Union.
November II i;audulph-M a q o q
Academy, ~ Bedford city.
November Il virginia school for
Deaf and Dumb. nj Fork Union.
November - Blackstone Militar,
Academy. at Fork Union
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
INDIANA TO TEST OUT
ANT|-PR|zE-F|CHT LAW
Action Against One Of Labor
Day Battlers Planned
by State.
Try Associated rress1

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. l3.-Throush
action against one Of the PRINCIPALS
in the ring bouts at Michigan CITY.
Ind. Labor Day. an attempt will be
made to determin" when a pusilistic
encounter is prize Tight and when
~ is merely boxing match rrize
hrhts are prohibited by tho Indiana
law. hut boxing matches az. permit
TOD Earl Rowlcy. prosecuting at
t"rney, OF I.aporto County. will bring
action against one pair IF contestants
on the Labor Day card. and will he
assisted nv the State legal depart
rnent, " was said al tho onic. OF At
t"rney-Generai l.. < i.ash rrosecn-
tor Rowlcy conferred with Governor
MrCray and tho Acknowledgement
here last week. after the Governor
had expressed tho belief that the
Michigan City bouts had the ear
Marks or being prize fights
The Auorney-Gcnerai said he did
n"t know against whom the proceed
inS~ would no brought The main
hour on the cards was between Pal
Moore and Joe Lynch. bantamwciEht
champion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
BIG MARYLAND SQUAD
REPORTS FOR PRACTICE
First Heavy Game of Season
Against Richmond Uni
yersity Hero
versity Here.

COLLEGE PARK. MD. Sept. 10
About thirty members OF last years
varsity and freshman eleven report
ed 10 Coach Curly Byrd FOR initial
practice n, the University OF Mary
land The session was confined to
iight work. - men passing and
Kicking the round for several
hours.
Practically ali members OF the
squad expected out were on the neld
before tho end Of the week. Coach
Byrd plans 10 work his proteSes
EinserlN from this time on IN an
effort IN Ert a number OF members
OF the squad IN better shane. Scrim-
mng'ng. however. will not begin until
Monday. when tho freshman squad
is to report. Until the opening
game, September 30, with the Third
ARMY Corrs Area eleven. tho Black
and Cold yridmen will Put in their
hardest ticks Tho first real game
is AGAINST University Of Richmond.
in Richmond. October :.
Among those in moleskins today
we're Young. Erarncr. Endslow.
Lewis. ends. Mishst. Burger. l.uckey.
HouEh 1ecrs. racklos Moore. L.
guards: Pollock. BARTLETT. centers;
Senior. Groves. Wardweli. quarter
backs: Pugh. PEBBLES Rosley. Wes-
Icy. W. Smith. Fahcr. halfhacks. Nc
-
center: Latham. guard. and possibly
few others will he out tomorrow
or the next day
Eyrd will los" ~" time IN taking
steps :" rebuild his hack field. shat
tered by the loss of l'n'z Rrewer.
Gilbert. racanucci. riassnig and An
d"rson. ruch Groves. Mcoundo.
TRAINER. lioiuc. W. Smith. Fah"r and
PEBBLES constitute about the hest
looking material for this department.
Groves and Hciuc loom rs tho prOha o.
bile successors to the brilliant Untz
brewer on kicking.
Assisting BYRD this year will ne
Gcary tSwrd") Epplcy. 1871 end. aud
w. -. country Morris. who pIaNI u
halfhark In 1914 ETplcv Will assist
in ali departments. Morris work
VIII he confined largely /" scouting.
Leroy MaCkeri. star lH2n 'ullhack
Viii handle the freshman team. which
faces a stin schedule
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
.ALL-STARS TIE IAKOlA
IN SNAPPy BALL GAME
Pick of Amateurs Put Up
CLASSY Exhibition Against
Strong Aggregation.

Darkness ended pretty clash on
Mayo Island yesterday. when tho ALL
stars. made up OF players from eight
amateur teams. played Takola to a
sthndst!ll. the count being to at
tie end OF tho ninth.
Thomas. for tho Ail-Stars pitched
snhpry game. tanning nine and
~elkinR only oa4. He contributed
three Of his tonn's ntne hits. but
taii"d 10 come through In pinch
when n HinGle would have scwcd up
IN. game" LYDIA opposed him and
truck out six. Sharp hclding. cs-
p"'hiiy on tho part or Jake rvh,
saved him from dcfent
"as poor attendance for tho
nrhnd of ball put mp. Three crror7
~crc mad" by TakoIn in tho FRS,
ram hut after that tho sOr; drink
lahs dih great work in the field. only
one error married the feldinE %: the
1StarS.
IN" teams mot again or Saturday
afternoon at Mayo Island Park. The
'--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
GIANTS WIN HAND|LY,
BUT TWO ARE OUSTED
Pitcher and Catcher Sent
From Game for Rowing
With Umpire.
tBy Associated press.I

NEW YORK. Sept. lathe New
York Giants hit hard in the latter
part OF today's game and defeated
Chicago in the first game OF tho
series. to 3. II was the NTH
straight victory for tho champions
Nchf had ono bad inning. the third.
ly and the Cubs scored three .timss
wide throw by Hollocher paved the
way for New York To tie the score
III The same Inning and the McGraw-
men won in the seventh, scoring four
runs. three Of them on "A home run hy
Bancroft Umpire Mccormick puj
catcher Earl Smith, OF the Giant.
our az IN" gam" in tho third iuniug
lnr ulSputinE strike, and Pitcher
Nchi was banishcd in the eighth for
throwing his gl"V" into the air after
called third BAH on Ma,sci
1hH Si.nrn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
CONNEFAX is AFTER
BILLIARD CHAMP
Try Associated rress.l

HrN 'oRh' sept. lS-iohn Lay
ton, of ST Louis. national throo.
cushion p"'''ssi"nal billiard cham
ni"n. has accepted the challenge of
hohcrt l.. tann.iaN. Of New YORK. FOR
q 'ltl" match, tauncfaX announced ia
day. Failure To nost forfrits nv
il"rr" Maurom". iiugh Heal and
Govt hoy Weston. all of whom out
rank him in IN" standing 20 ChaI-
eng" n" champion. tann''ax said
ton. 49,
IN" match Will he held in ST. Louis
nc iiE' week in October or the first
IN November, he said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
BROWNS SLIDE BACK
BY LOSING IN BOSTON
Now One Full Game and Half
Behind Yanks-Sislcr
Rests Easy.
lHy Associatcd rrcss. J

ST. LOUIS Sept. ia-St. Louis
dropped a half game more behind
New York today ny losing 10 Ros-
ton. 3 ~ !, while tho Yankees we're
breaking even with Chicago. Tho
Browns are now game and half
S"n"". du" To an injured shoulder.
caused r"arranr"ment of tho
Er"wnS' Lineup. Kurns' home run
IN III" sixth with Mitchell on base
was responsible for the Red SuI VIE
tory. Whil" Stsl"r wdS r"Vortrh
resting easy today, his physician
stated II would hc inadVisabi" for
MIN to attempt To got back in tho
gam" Tor al least q week
The score:
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DODGERS BEAT RlNEY
lRv Associated rrnxs

RRbpkLN\, Sept .-Rrooklyn
won the hrst rnme Of the scries from
Cincinnati today. To 3 Roth Gin
cln~ati runs were due To errors
l|r""E lrn hatted in two runs of
RiNey. hut got the third when Har-
grave missed a perfect throw to the
Mat" Ivy Burns that would have made
double play. Roush's suspension
Tor GnarrclinE with an umpire en-
pir"d. and he played today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
BAY STATE LAD WINS
JUNIOR TRAP HON0RS
Dudley Shcllcross Breaks %
Birds With 80 Straight
in Last Half.

NJ T.NNTIt tIll SCOUT IL
tiii""n- E"nr-nld Dudley Sh"ll"ruSs
me Junior amateur clay tare.t cham
ia" AlaSsa'hus"ttS hoy marvel won
ni"nShip OF NnTih America to,lay
breaking 80 birds ont of a century
~" turned in Il perfect string while
lilhs az tn" first twrnty- five Int
missed four on the next quarter. n.
men br"k. nifty straight
%c" records are cAp.Ct.d i'm an.
Il"y target cup cha mpionship for pa
hithS from a sixteen ward rise" Tho
winner will rn"riy" the Arri,.,r
trophy valued ut $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
YANKS WIN AND LOSE


CHICAGO. Sept. l3--N"w York and
Chicago divided a double header to-
day. tn" White SuN winning TIA" first
game, : to :. and tho Yankees tho
aftermath. to ,. Scott. the Yam
kce shortStop. came close to having
his string Of consecutive games
"r"kcn when n" reported late for the
INST game. H.. had stopped or in
lnhinna tn visit his folks and after
missing his train arrived in time To
n"cp his rarOrd Intact.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
TRIO OF BOXERS
OFF FOR AUSTRALIA
Inv Assorinioh rroyxl

NEW YORK, Sept. i3.--Mei Coogan.
New York liEhtwsiEht. and Weldon
Winr. Seattle fea'h.rWeiEh, and an
English pugilist. Freddie Jacks s,-
British teathcrweiEh champion. VIII
sail September % from Vancouver FOR
Australia for "A series Of nv. bouts
each. This was ann "unccd today by
Jack Munro, Australian promoter OF
Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
ROYAL LANCER WINS
ST. LEGER STAKES

buNtASThN. ENG. SOM. IA
l.ofd l."nGSdh!c's ROYAL Lancer. by
Srcarmini. out uf Ho!a! Favour. won
"a" - i."g"r stakes run here today
Lord Dcrhy's Siiurutn was second ana
Sif y. lIaii"y's tcNluu".c WAS third
rae" Was run over q coIIrx. az an.
'nli". SIN furionrS. l5n yards Tween
ly-i"nr horses ran. Tho h-,tlnr way
)" To |: Ia" 10 : and - to | 70
Spc'tV'iy. against the winners Of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
WILSON HAS GREAT BATTING PRACTICE AT EXPEI
Woman Hit by Golf Ball;
Asks $4,000 for Eye

ST. LOUIS. Sept. IA suit for
s25.op0 damages for tho loss Of
her right eye was flled In Cir
cult Court hero by Mrs. Anna
Newman. stenoxraphrr, who
tharE"s sue was struck by golf
ball while boating on n lapnnn
between two holes on tho muniri-
pal golf course. She declares -four.
golfers were negligent In not
warning her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
Helen Wills Is winner

PHILADELPHIA, Sept lS-AIiss
Helen Wills. Of California. easily won
her third round match in the defense
or her me "a national girl cham
rion in tho girls tournament today.
Tier victim was Miss Cnruna Kennedy.
"f Philadelphia, and the score GO
" W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
HOMER FOR WALKER
nv Associat.d pre,, /

DEF EulT, C"pt Although out
nj ton 10 fv" today, Detroit hunCh cd
drives 10 better advantage and dc
f"a'"d Philadelphia, ~ y. in tnc
opener of the Athletics final series
mere this wear Walker leading on
hit his thirtv-siN'h home run Of ;hr
season in the third inning The hail
cleared the l"ft-fcld fence
The
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aIc,n sterling Wins.

TORONTO Sept. II. Miss AIaxa
STIRLING, ~ Atlanta ana N.w York,
former holder Of tn" Canadian title
won nor first round match IN IN.
Canadian w"r"n's golf ch.Drionrh,,
today. defeating Miss ". e. FtndlcV
OF Limb ion. ontario. : and -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14

az the nineteen letter men on Nir-
GINA $ squad last year five aud only
i've, have reported on, for practice
TINS season and IL looks as though
Coaches Campbell nnd Ahcl will have
only u handful OF Veterans around
which to build the Orange and Blue
team. The veterans back arc Can
tain Hall. Davis. Blackford and Ward
~ he line. and Maphis in the back
field.
lntcres, in tho next boxing pro
gram Of the Church Hin Athletic As
sociaton is keen. With Young
Bowen and Charlie Holman on tn.
Gard for ien-round eneacements. it,
VIII be seen that the bill Is one of
the most ella borate Yet offered Rich
n"nd'TS. II will be pulled off i'm
n" Straud Theater. with September
70 ~ the date. Not only Viii il be
q classy card. hut the thoatcr for
the Sh"" is an innovation that should
add l" the entertainment.
Those who follow rinr affairs will
nay" their eyes on Lefty" Woodyon.
m" Richmond younEstnr. Very short
~. rms boy Is a conner and Ia gain.
ms cNp'ri"nco ~ home before
r"n'urius far abroad When no ma
lures b." viii hc known in FAR
- der h''d Woodson viii also rer-
i"rm at the next Church Enl affair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14

TWO MARKS BROKEN
BY FINNISH RUNNER
lnv Ns.ncInl.d rr.a..l

STOIN1iOIM. Sept IL. TWO nov
worlds records were ESTABLISHED by
Pary" Nurui. Finnish runner. in the
stadium here Yesterday. In tho = coo
meter event. he hcttcrod by one Ecr-
"ud thu time OF - minutes SG,G Sec
"Udz. set hy ~ Eolchnainer, also OF
FINLAND IN 1917.
lie did tho thrc"-milc run in II
minutes 81 seconds The old record
VAS ~ minutes IFS seconds, estab-
iished ~ Altr"d Shrubh. OF Great
Britain. in 1903.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
Orange f-anr Wins.
I IN Ass0rlrted prr.s.l

n n - Wy = > E'I''Ir ~ i'Tfts.I
PITII.ADELPHlA s~pi. ia.-Tho
oFsnge County polo team today Dc
JfnttA All-iTclaud. - pqul> 10 C. in
ihe rrSt OF INC ;ntcrnatlunN handi-
csp polo inntche. 81 the Philadelphia
K C1nnry CLUB. The IRISH loam Wa
I ailn%ei handicap az four goals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14

Eirminghan, s: Atlanta. ..
M"mnhis. 2, Chattanooga, 2.
Ilitl" Rock. NIL. Nashville, is.
N"hii". g. N"W orleans.
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Giant to Play Against Billtowners
SIDELIGHTS ON SPORT
Heat Makes Early Grid Work Painful
BY EARLE LUTX

Klein to his lineup for Saturdays
saSnc with the soft-drink gang. With
two old heads TO steady his young
STEERS. Edwards expects a decision,
notwithstanding the possibility that
Doubles Napier may wo>k for
Takola.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14

WHERE TuEY rLkY TODAY.
New torh at Chicago.
H"st"n Ur -. IoniA,
fhiia6r lphia at Detroit.
Washington ut tlcyrlR nd
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The Yankees swing nf the West.
urou which pennant rests. opened
VII ma loss To Chicago. hut the YankS
cam" back and won Tn. second half OF
"a double bill. which. 10y virtue of IN"
gam" lost by the Browns. puts New
l"rN iuil game in the lead. In the
NHunmnl me GIANTS took on" game,
hut Pittsburgh and Cincinnati were
not satisfied with less than TWO each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14

BOSTON .......,.......OO uo2 GOn-3
81. Louis ............. '0u DOL OUO
summary: Two-basc hits Nc
Mauus ~. SEVERED HON. runs
RurDS Sacrifices Mitchell .: BURNS
p"uhi" plays -Rurns tunaSsist.hJ
l.'it on h"sr>-R"ston. 3. 81 Louis
IL. Bases on balls on ". collins
- on Smoker. / Struck an
Smoker. :. Passed bail i.u-l I'm
pIrcs. lli!dchrnud and Guthrie and
Evans. rIfn" 1919
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

1ESULTs YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia, d-li 81. Louis, 1871.
Bosron, Lit Piu-bNrEh, S-B
Brooklyn, 81 Cincinnati, =.
New York, :; Chicago. 3.
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Ea.Uriors. 6-I5; NewhIk, $40.
Rochester. SO; Buffalo. o-5.
RHSd.rE, tG-s: .lc;s-y CITY. a-s
"a l!od rocond. MIN. catch traln).
Othcrt not scheduled.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
ChicnGo, "a; New York. 3-6.
Detroit. q; Philadelphia, :.
Cleveland. l; Washington. &.
st. Louis, !; Bohton. z.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14

Suurnar, Two base hita-Emt h
~. Schal<. Faik Witt Sacrifices
Sheeiy. Uoyt. Schaik, puGan. Left
on bases New York. ., Chicago. II.
Bases on balls on Hoyt. ;, OF Rob
"rtson. struck out-hy Robertson.
., by HoNt. J. uinp!rsS, Dinorr ana
chill Time, i.H9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14

When the william and Mary foot
ballcrs run out on the field at state
College on September 80. the squad
Will stop az one and gaze with awe
state uniform 1t will be Tiny
who stretches Is feet
INCHES from tip to tip. and weighs
212 pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14

NAN TOT FnN"f m srVchth.
Scor" by innings: r.
New YORK .... 200 600 ooo-s
chicago ~ zoo GO3 2GN-1
summary: Two-haSe hit-Shcely.
stolen base Ward Sacriiiccs--plI-
san. Fahar C2b. Double plays-Scott
TO Jones to Srhang, Collins To John
sou 10 Shnelv. Left on baseS-N.w
York. :. Chicago. &. Bases on balls
IN Fahar. !; of Jones. 4. Struck out
by Jones. : ny Fabcr. .. Hits-nfr
tones, !" In {. Losing pitcher
ZONES Impires, pinccn and Chill.
Time SO.
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RrH0ktyn.
InlliiiES

Summary. Two-hase hits-Daubert
olson. Three base hits 49, Pinenj
Sacrifice RiHey, BURNS. r. Grimth
double plays Eohne to Dauhert
i."it on bases Cincinnati. &: Brook
lNn. .. Eas" on balls-on Vance z
struck out-hy Vance. :. Hit nv
ritchar-hY Vance (Roush) Ii.npIrcs
-SentclIe End Klein. Time, ls32
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Knoxville. Is. Cleveland. &
C;rccnvillc. IS; Johnson Ctty. 5-l1.
EinCSDort. I: Bristol. u.
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'BatL-d for \aNi"r In eighth.
-Rntted for SchilIing In ninth.
score by innings: X
Philadelphia ........ 0o1 Gao "u3-6
D-tIol: .,.......... 2Ua 100 lnX-6
summary rwo-baS hits ylor,
liauser, Walker. Thrc.-haSc hit
baEey. Homo run Wake stolen
huso -Cutshaw. Sacrifices ,'uishaw.
johnson. Blue. Double play Itirn-N
CUt-hAw and Blue. Lett on bases
rhilad elphia. ;; Detroit. :. Ea>"s on
hRllS m NHNior. 3. OF Sehiliiur
iiits-oN Naylor, in : of Scnilns
none IN / struck, oui by Navior.
:: 6y Johnson. !. Wnd ri,ch Nay-
Tor Losing pitches Naylor I'M
pres. Connolly and Nallin Time,
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Pittsburgh mt Boston.
Cincinnati Mt brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
~. Louis at philadelphia