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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-03

PRODA Sc novy dunn o s pc.
kojich, jedncrodinny, vse ma
jedne podlaze, moderne zafi-
zeny. Ulice Sc pfipravuje k
dlazbe. Da sc LEVINE. Haste Sc
v {. 1852 vych. 139. ul. 5-3
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PKIJME Sc. pradlo do domu k
prani a zehleni. Ponevadz me-
mohn cd dftek odejit, zadam
by mne bylo pradlo k prani
dodano. Haste Sc v &. 1902
Melzer Ave, blize Union ave.
5-5
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PRIME Sc

PRlJME Sc kosaf a kovafsky
pomocnik. Haste Sc u Johanek
Tool Co., roh vych. 13. ul. a
Webster ave. SIS
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PRONAJME Sc domek o 3 vel
kych svetnicich, 2 loznice a
diva satniky. Haste Sc V elsie
6644 Boston ave. u Regent Rd.
SIS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-03

PRONAJME 81 jeden pokoj
pro fadnou zenu v dvouclenne
rodine, mdze pouziti i ostat-
Mich mistnosti. Adresa Sc sde-
Ii v adm. t. liStu. SO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-03

- Cech-Havlicek, Is. kv6t-
ma posledni den vystavy.
kdo tohle ctes, bud tax la
skav, vzpomen teto vystra-
by. Stibrova vystava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-03

Dunn 0 6 svetnicich, koupel-
ma. letni kuchyn, skopky ma
pradlo, elektrika, plyn, dvoji-
ta garaz. Lot ie 50 pri $40 str.
Naleza Sc v Maple Heights.
Cena $500.
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UNION HEIGHTS, modernf

UNION HEIGHTS, modernf
jednorodinny dunn ma dlazds-
ne ulici, 6 pokoju s koupelnou,
extra toilet, brick Fireplace,
bookcase, china cabinety. Ve-
zme Sc lot co prvni splatka.
Blizsi sdeli Nejedlik a Mikes,
realtors, 11O15 Union ave. Tel.
Broadway 1886. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-03

RRIJME Sc divka na vseobec-
nou domaci praci do dvouclen-
ne rodiny. Haste Sc u Benes
Federmann Co., 5432 Broad
way. 5-5
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PRODA Sc LEVINE cukrOvinko-
w obchod a delikatesni s pro-
dejem skolnich potreb. .Tydni
prijem kol S400. Byt 0 5 svetA
nicich, naleza Sc proti Base
Ball Parku, blize dvou skol,
najem levny. Haste sc mezi
IL. a 3. hod. odpoledne v 6.
1856 vych. Sc. ul., blize Le-
xington ave. sic
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PRODA Sc 20 yarda inlaid IL
noleum, 2 yardy Stroke, nej-
lepsf kvality, pouze move, vel
mi LEVINE. Haste Sc v {. 1865
vych. 14O. ul. z Kinsman rd.
5-3
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PRODA Sc delikatesni a GU
krovinkovy obchod {. 1894
Scranton Rd., blize Trowbridge
ave. Trzi Sc pres $400 tydne.
zadny podobny obchod v oko-
Ii. Haste Sc v {. 1878 Miles
Ave. 5-16
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PRIME Sc zena X opatrova-
nj dvou ditek. Jen spolehliva
necht' sc hlasi v {. 4311 Per-
shing Ave. po 5. hod. vecer.
5-3
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LACE " CORLETT, blize U.

LACE v CORLETT, blize u
Mon kary. Dunn 0 6 pokojich,
koupelna, fernes, cena $665O;
6 svetnic, koupelna a fernes
$4,000; 5 pokojG, koupelna a
fernes $500; A pokoje. kau-
pelna, fernes $395O; 2 pokoje,
stor, garaz $2950; Nam jeste
mnoho iinych laci v majetkach
a lotech ma ruce; piste neb "a
voleite Smolik Bros, 1911
Quincy Ave. Tel. Cedar 1888.
Sc
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PRIJMOU Sc nateracsti delni-
ci. Jen schopni necht' Sc hlasl
u Frank Houdsk, 7113 Union
Ave. Y Sc
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HLEDA zam6stnani pekar ma
druhou ruku Dread and rolls)
adresa Sc sdeli v adm. t. listu.
/, 5-3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-03

PRODA Sc reznicky, grocerni
a cukrovinkovy obchod, kde Sc
trzi pres $500 tydne. Je pri
mem byt a pokojich. Najem
S36 mesicne. Nechte svoji a.
dresu V adm. t. listu pod znac-
kou B-l. So
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MUSf, RYTI ZfTRA v NEDE-
Ii PRODAN dunn {, 127O6 An

gelus ave. z vych. 131. ul. Je
to bungalow 0 5 svetnicich,
vse ma jedne podlaze, koupel-
ma, fireplace, china cabinets,
kombinacni fernes a je hned
k nastehovani. sJe otevren Ii
ira cd /. do 5 hod. odpoled-
ne. Vezme Sc mensi obnos> 60
prvni splatka. The Atlas FL
nance Co., 545S Broadway,
Ptejte Sc ma Mr.. j. Mlckovsky.
5-3
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Z jistych pricin muslin wy
prodat na1j krasny nabytek
ze ctyr pokojG, ramofon,
karpety a elektrickou lam
pu, vse velmi LEVINE. Haste
sc v {. 1875 vych. ia. ul. z
Union. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-03

PRIJMOU Sc delnici, klempi-
ii ma plecharskou praci. Has
tie Sc V Z. 1850 Broadway. 4-5
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VYLETNf MfSTO, zahrada $
tanetnim pavilonem ma Lee
Rd., jizne Cd Miles Ave-, Sc
pronajima. Haste. Sc u Mrs.
0. Maddochs, Leland Farm,
Lee Rd., Bedford, 0. So
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"Zajiste; kdo by 81 to byl
pomyslil!" odvetila pani Suv-i
cova divern6.
Mezitim Zina Sc zadumala.
Pc peti minutach mlceni pravi-
la pax, simrajic Sc pod nosem:
"Nu -, ten pan by nebyl
/ tax zly."
"Jen kdyby Sc tab pfilis ne
shybal," pravila Vasilisa os-
Etrym tonem.
XVI. ~ III
| cudesov stav& Sc dilexitym.
Druheho dne rano jiz o 8.
hodine dala hrabenka. zavola-
ii k sobe Justinu.
"Ma draha, znate pana Gu
desoya, jenz mne vcera navsti
vii, jiz. dlouho
"Ano, pani hrabenko; znam
no jiz asi sestnact let, cd tech
casn, co .vratila jsem Sc u
stavu. Byl v nasem sousedstvi.'
"Ma tam jeste rodinu?" /,
"To nemohu /. rfci. Myslim
vsak, re otec jeho bezpochyby
iiz umfel." n,
"Jakym byl muzem' jeho o.
tec?" prerusila hrabenka jeji
slova.
"Pokud sc pamatuji, byl to
prisny, surovy muz. Syn jeho
vsak poslouchal jej ma slovo."
"Jest mladsi' nezli vy?" ta-
zala sc hrabenka.
"Myslim, ze ne."
"Jest to vse, co o mem vi
te?" tazala sc hrabenka po
kratkem mlceni.
"AnO, panl hrabenkO. Jest
tomu jiz davno, co jsem no
nevidela a nemalo mne to pre-
kvapilo, kdyz jsem jej opet
spatrila."
Justina mluvila posledni sic
wa tax zdlouhave takovym
presvedcujicim tonem, re hra-
benka nepochybovala prav-
divosti iejich SLOW a pfijemne
sc ma nj usmala fkbuc:
"Jste inteligentni, Justine
Adamovno! Mona, re co nej-
drive budu vas moci pouziti k
jinemu nezli k dozoru nat a.
sylem. Byla jste vcera vecel
u devcat, kdyz jsem tn mela
navstevu?"
"Ano, pani hrabenko!'
"Mdj syn tam byl take, ne
li?r W. a,a
"Ano."
"Pan Wachtel vypravel m
rano, re Dimitrij po celou NOT
velmi nepokojne spal a mluvi
ze spani. Nepfihodiio Sc nit
vecer?"
$ Justina Adamovna sklopils
oci a mlcela.
"Jen to reknete, preii 81 to!
pravila hrabenka rozkazova
) cim -onem.
!, "Mlady hrabe dovolil 81 tro
chu ostre zerty miss Junio
rovou q ponevadz slecna Bo
chetova jej zastavala, rozcili
Sc. Konecne ma domluvy slec
ny Uenaidy miss Juniorovou OF
proail bylo Ease vse pora'
XII. Vice sc nestalo mic, pan
hrabenko."
"Nu," pravila hrabenka S ia
4 jenym hnevem,l include t
= dlouho trvati."
. "Zapfisaham vas, pani hrs
benko," zvolaia Justina IL
kostlivym hlasem, s'nedejte t
u nikomu znati, ze jsem vam t
> vyzradila. Ucinila jsem tax
oddanosti k vam, abych ucin
la zadost vasemu rozkazu, M
- bot nevim, odkud to, ze nj
:, nemohu zatajiti, kdyz Wy, pa1
= = hrabenko. mne pfikazete,
! bych mluyila 'praVdu. il, g:
$ Blahosklonny susmev ,hrabe
{ ky byl Justine nejlepsim. di
p kazem.s He zalichotila neicitl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-03

Dunn o 6 svetnicich, fernes,
elektrika, plyn, garaz 20 pri
40, lot 55 phi 800 str, naleza
Sc ma Libby Rd., u stop 10, ce-
ma $1,000.
Dvourodinny dunn ma vych. 55.
ul. u same Broadway, je tam
s svetnic, koupelna dole a to
same nahore, fernes, skopky
ma pradlo, plyn, elektrika, fire
place, da sc "a mirnou cenu,
aneb Sc vymeni "a dunn jedno-
rodinny.
Grocerni a reznicky obchod.
kde Sc della dobry obchod. ku.
chyne, bedroom a toilet phi sto.
ru. Nahofe je 5 svetnic, kou.
pelna, tvrde podlahy a finis
fernes, skopky ma pradlo, ply1
elektrika, dvojita garaz, ulic'
dlazdena. Proda sc "a mirnol
cenu aneb Sc vymeni "a jedno
rodinny dum. Blizsi sdel
FRANK p. VOJTfK,
5316 Broadway,
aneb zavolejte Broadway 1O71
w x s.:
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KRASNA OTROKYNE.
ROMAN
ROMA N
Napsal Henry CreUillc.

OAAAAh OSSSSSs AS AAhNO AAS AO-
odvazi .se karati vas proto, re
plniIa jste muj rozkaz."
Justina odesla.
Cd toho vecera hledala Ze-
Nadia pfilezitost, aby mohla
potaji Sc sestfenici svoji mlu-
viii, avsak zadna pffzniva o.
kolnost Sc il nenahodila. Kdyz
konecne pred odpoledni pro-
Ichazkou sc sesly, povolany by
ly pojednou k hrab9nce. Sits
ky 81 ruce a vstoupily do bou-
doiru, kdez hrab6nka, zlplna
iiz pristrojena, cekala, hovic
IS; v lenosce. f
'''Byl Dimitrij vcera zpusob-
n;m?" tazala Sc po obvyklem
rannim pozdravu. T
"Ano, mama" odpovedela
Zina, ktera citAa boufi, "jen
trochu roztileni nervi." -
"Ah! Ty nervy! Dobre. A
piicina?" =
miss Juniorova jei rozzlo-
bila; pohadali Sc pax spolu -
ale bratricek il pax zcela slu-
sn9 Odprosil."
"Nemam rada tyto ustavic-
ne sceny. Kdyby bratr tvdj ne
byi byval presvedcen, ze ma
.lezne podpory, by sobe jiste
nedovolil zadne hadky."
my jsme jej nepodporova-
tly. mama," pravila Zina live.
"Neni-liz pravda, Liso? kikaly
jsme mu naopak, ze musi pro-
siti "a odpusteni. Ostatne ne
bylO provineni jeho tax velke." {"
"Ty nejsi zadnym soudcem
- doufam, co Sc ty:e chovani
tvehO bratra Ike guvernant-
kam," odpovedela hrabenka
suse. "Pfeji si, ably vicekrate
sc tn nestalO. Dite, ktere Sc
podporuje We svych nezpuso-
bech, jest stale jen rozpusti-
lejsi. Vynasnazim Sc, abych
,temto zabavam vecernim brzy
ud6lala konec, zvlast' nenauci
Ii Sc Dimitrij byti zpdsobilej-
lsim k miss Juniorove, ktere 81
vazim a kterou povazuji "a da
mu v kazdem ohledu fadnou."
i "AnO, mama," odpov6dela
lZina, citic pollock dany takto
.ivlastne slecne Bochetove.
/ Vasilisa stala tn uslzenyma
ocima, mlcky.
"Slysela's, Liso?" tazala sc
hrabenka, obrativsi Sc k nj.
"Ano, tetinko!'
"Tedy 81 to pamatuj. Chtela
i jsem ii take ifci, Vasiliso, ze
, budes uvadena ted casteji dc
spolecnosti. Pro priste, al
. pfijdou ke mne hoste, dam tt
zavolati Ike mne, abys nabyla
s!v ohledy tom vzdelani."
"A ia, mama?" pravila III
kteraz "a neprltomnost
: Lisy videla jiz v duchu, kteraE
vecery il budou pomalu ubi
-lhati.
i "Ty zustanes We SVEN poko
iii. mila dcero, pokud te neza
j Ivo!am!" pravila hrabenka su
: |se. "Jdi a uc Sc, mas jeste mnt
q no dohaneti."
ODE sestrenky Odesly tez
= kym, bolestnym srdcem jake
obycejns, ucinily 81 opet "a
chazku, nez prisly do sveh'
pokoje.
ia vlastne ami nevim, c.
mama stale proti nam ma,
lpravila Zina, pestemi zatlacu
: JIG Shy ocich; 'tak az s.
: mi IDA, ze den ku dni jest sta
/: le horsi! Vsimla sis, re o slec
Inc Bochetove Sc ami nezmini
Ia? Ia narazka vlastn6 patrili
.sljf - ne nam! Ale my il ne
;, rek4eme mic 0 tom, vid'?"
"Ns,", odxatilas Lisa, ,"neslpi
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dunn
- lace, {. 135O3 Edgewood
Ave, vych. 131. ul. v osade
sv. Rodiny. Je tam 5 pokojd,
koupelna, tvrde podlahy, kom-
binacni fernes, mantel, velky
lot. Hotove $4,000 aneb Sc We
zme jednorodinny ddm neb lot
ma kupni obnos. Usetfite ko-
misn. Zavolejte Garfield $500
j. Sc
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PRODA Sc

LACE. Novy moderni bunga-
low ma Eroadview Rd., 6 svet-
mic, tvrde podlahy finis, fer
nes, elektrika, mestska voda,
garaz pro ctyry auta, lot je
1913 pfi IT'S str. Cena $500,
po pripade sc vymeni "a NEST
sky majetek.
Novy dun 5 svetnicich,
koupelna, fernes, skopky ma
pradlo, tvrde podlahy, elektri-
ka, plyn, garaz, velky slepic.
nix, lot ie Al str. V prucA, 79
str. v zadu a 1S0 str. dlouhy
nachazi Sc V Maple Heights.
ICena $1,000.
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PRODAJf Sc sDalia bulbs,
RUNE druhy, velmi LEVINE. Hla-
ste sew {. 2913 vych. 81. ul.
2 Francis. Tel. Broadway 822
w. sc
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PRIME Sc ceska inteligentni
divka ma praci v restaurantu,
ktera uni anglicky. Haste Sc
v {. 4216 Clark ave. blize zap.
43. ul. 5-5
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60 AKROVA FARMA. bli7

Genevy, u dlazdene ulica, 5 mi
nut k / poulicni kare. DobrT
dim, do6ra stodola,E pekna pil-
da k zpracovani, farmarske ma
cini. Traktor, 10 akrd dobre
VINCE, 8 kusl dobytka, kone.
Farma jest cista, prejem 81 ne
jco penez a yezmeme tez dvoua
rodinny dim.
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/ MANN VIZ II
5316 Broadway,

aneb zavolejte Broadway 1911
w X. 5-3
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-09
MEMPHIS GRABS
 FIRST CONTEST
Barons Fall Before The League Leaders By
 Score Of Il To 2

The Memphis Chickasaws today made simple feat a little easier as they copped the first game of six-game series from the Barons here, Il to 2. The crew of Johnnie Dobbs came to ahe Magic City facing a home stretch consisting of eleven games in which seven victories would bring home the pennant for them. Mondays victory brought the margin down to six out of ten.
 Baron pitchers were ineffective as the Chicks walloped the apple wickedly and in all obtained twenty hits. Lefty Fiegert and Harris were unable to stop the killing swing of Memphis bats. The best exhibitions of hitting were put up by Lamotte, Laryan and Barber. Lar motte hit a home run and two singles out of four tries, Yaryan got three singles out of four whik Barber slashed out four singles out of six>times up.
 Lawton McWhirter, young semi-pro who showed up well with the team last spring as pitcher, reported Monday here. He has been playing with the Danville club. Herb Brenner, who was injured by one of McBee's fast balls in the Little Rock series here last week, was released from the hospital Mon day. His condition for a time was considered serious and a blood clot on his brain has partly paralyzed his vo- cal cords
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-09
ROBINS TURN GIANTS
 BACK INV THRILLER, 7-2|
Brooklyn Again Within Half Game Of League
 Leader

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Brooklyn defeated New York today to 2 in a thrilling battle before nearly 10000 spectators and crept back to within half a game of the champions and league leaders. Dazzy Vance, twirling for the Robins, turned in his thirteenth straight triumph, while his southpaw opponent, Nehf, withdrew under fire after seven innings.
 Vance was hit hard but pulled him. self out of several bad holes with the aid of superb defensive work by the Griffith ahead of him in the fifth, gave Brooklyn a lead it never relin- quished.
 Displaying all the fire and dash that has carried them through the greatest winning streak any club has had this season, Brooklyn outplayed and out generalled McGraw's champions. Su- perior work in the field and timely hit ting behind Vance's great twirling were the factors that carried them to vic- tory.
 DeBerry's home run drive against the upper le1t Held CrandStand, with Griffith on base, gave the Robins their winning margin in the fifth innings, as it turned out, but RoDinson's crew added steadily to their lead afterward while the Giants battled gamely but inefectively.
 Besides DeBerry, who had a perfect day at bat, the Robins assault was led by High, who had brace of booming triples and the veteran Zach Wheat, with a single and double. Vance held the Giants to six hits and added six strikeout victims to his long list. He was hit hard, however, in the third and fourth, when the Giants scored their only runs, chiefly through Jackson's triple and Young's double, and had narrow escapes from further damage in the fifth and sixth inning.
 Gowdy doubled to start the fifth, but double play, engineered by Stock, nipped a budding rally, while in the sixth, Vance issued three passes in a sudden streak of wildness but escaped unscathed.
 What looked like bad strategy re- suited in Frisch being nipped at third
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-09
DODGERS CLOSING IN ON THE GIANTS.

NEW YORK. Sept. 8.-Brooklyn frightened the gap between New York and itself to one-half game today as Dazzy Vance won his thirteenth consecutive victory. Pittsburg did not play and remains two games behind first place.
 Washington retained its two-game advantage over New York in the Ameri- can league as the. teams took to the road to finish the season. Ruth's fortyfourth homer, equalling his total of last season, scored Dugan and fur nished the only Yankee scores over Bos- ton as Joe Bush held the Red Sox scoreless and to two hits. Walter Johnson breezed in behind an early lead for q victory over the Athletics. Detroit did not play. Pittsburg; al- though two games behind first place, holds an advantage in games remaining to be played and could pass both rivals in fast finish. Washington and New York have an equal number of contests to play.
 The standing of the first three teams in each league and the games remain ing to be played after today follow:
 National League,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-09
RUTH'S HOME RUN WINS FOR TANKS
Dennis Williams, Mobile Out.
 fielder, Plays With Boston

BOSTON. sepA s.-Babe Ruth's forty gan on third base in the eighth inning, went into the middle of the centerfiled victory over Boston today. Mush, twiri, ing for New York. held the Red Sox to two hits. Ruins clout was made, off spectacular. Williams from Mobile played left field and led off for Boston. Score:
 New York AB. R. H. O. A. E
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-09

Summary: Errors. Stewart, Kirk, 9. Two base hits. Rhinehardt. McGrew, Kirk. Home run, LaMotte. Left on bases, Bir- mingham 2: Memphis g. Base on balls, off Harris l. Struck out, McGrew B. by Fiegert ?, Harris 2. Hit by pitcher
 Yaryan by Harris. Pitching record 10 hits, five runs off Fiegert in 3 l-s in- nings, two on when relieved. Double plays. Yaryan to Gleason. Hartford stew art-Heath Empires. Doolan and Will Hams. Time of game 1:39. "A A
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-09
BABE HITS ONE
 MORE HOME RUN

BOSTON, Sept. 8.-Babe Ruth slap ped out another home run this after noon in the eigth inning of the game between the Yankees and Red Sox. Fullerton was pitching. This was the BabeAs- 44th home run of the reason.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-09
|ABIE GOLDSTIEN | BEATSTOM RYAN {
Bantam King Has Fairly Easy Time Defend
 ing Title
By WESTBROOK PEGLER (Leased Wire To Tho Age-Herald.)

h1INIo1DE1t QO 0A <A&%- HUM, N. r., Sept. 8.-TOmmy Ryan, bush-league bantam of the biocky, crouching type, with a chest as big as a locomotive salesman's sample=case, took a ,whirl at the bantam-weight championship of the world here Monday night and almost caught the brass ring.
 Able Goldstein, the defender of the title, was rather drawling in his arm and leg action and none too spry in the noodle either in the earlier rounds of the fight, and the swarthy little guest artist turned his thoughts back to the pants factory where Able might have chance to resume his old job of sewing pants on bottoms. But by the time they had slammed their way through the sixth, .Goldstein began to solve little Mir. Ryan, whose name it not Ryan at all, but something like Garibaldi. From the midway mark to the finish, Goldstein pulled away. in front until the judges gave him the de- cision.
 There was one instant in the ninth round when Ryan swayed and seemed about to swoom. He and Able were clouting each other with fine en- thusiasm in one of those fussy clinches when Ryan heard spook voices some where and thought Patsy Haley, the referee, had ordered clean break. Ha- ley had said nothing of the kind, how ever, and as Ryan stepped back with his arms outstretched Goldstein nailed him with both sets of knuckles, pulnk on the chin.
 In the last three rounds Ryan had spent everything he had on the sallow, bony slum kid, who holds the title and was an easy target for Goldstein' s right cross, which is one of the most talented weapons in the bantamweight class. Abe sent the Tight whistling over Tommy's hunched up right shoulder and crashing against his ear and cheek but missed the vital spot on the chin by safe margins.
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SENATORS WIN WITH
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. s.--The Wash ington Senators opened brief stay here today by sending the Athletes down, 8 to {. Walter Johnson worked easily be- the openings innings and was never in trouble. Hauser and Bing Miller solved
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FULTON ,TO FIGHT.

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, Sept. B. Quintin Romero -Rojas, Chilean heavy weight or Martin Burke of New Or leans will meet Fred Fulton in ten- round no-decision bout here September 26, it was announced today.
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GAMES TODAY

Southern League. Chattanooga at Atlanta. Memphis at Birmingham. Nashville at Little Rock. No other game scheduled.
 American League. Chicago at Detroit. Washington at Philadelphia. New York at Boston,. No other game scheduled.
 National League. Cincinnati at Chicago. Boston at New York. Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at St. Louis. (Two games.)
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RESULTS

Southern League. Memphis II; Birmingham 2.
 American League. New York 2; Boston o. Washington 8, Philadelphia 4 St. Louis-Chicago. rain.
 National League. Brooklyn 2, New York 2.
 Appalachian League. Bristol ?; Knoxville (ten innings
 Virginia League. Norfolk S-1; Wilson 2-4, (first game 13 innings, second innings, darkness) Portsmouth 6-6; Petersburg 4r5.
 Western League Tulsa 8. Des Moines g. St. Joseph 14. Denver 6. Oklahoma City l.. Lincoln {. Wichita 2-2' Omaha 6-l1.
 Western Association Springfield 2. Okmulgee 4. Topeka g. Fort Smith IS. Hutchinson g. Muskogee 12.
 Texas League San Aantino 2. Dallas 5. Galveston {. Wichita Falls (Others played Sunday.)
 American Association Indianapolis 6, Columbus 8. Milwaukee 13, Minneapolis g. Kansas City ca, St. Paol 3-6. Louisville Toledo, wet grounds.
 International League Jersey City 1-5. Balitomore S-10. Newark s, Reading 6. Rochester Buffalo, rain. Syracause-Toronto, rain. Greensboro. g; Raleigh, 8. Winston Salem, 8: Durham, 8. High Point, 10: Danville, g; (10 innings).
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Summary: Two-base hits. Scott, Will Hams. Home run, Ruth. Sacrifices. Meu- sel, Wambsganss, Fullerton. Double play, Ward-Scott-Pipp. Left on base, New York T. Boston {. Bases on balls. off Bush 8, Fullerton 8. Struck out. by Bush g. Piercy l. Hits, off Fullerton in innings: Piercy, o in 1. Losing pitcher. Fullerton. Empires, Holmes, Naiiin and Moriarity. Time, 1:S2.
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International League Jersey City 1-5. Balitomore s-10. Newark s. Reading 6. Rochester Buffalo, rain. Syracause-T Toronto, rain.
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Greensboro. g: Raleigh, 8. Winston Salem, 8; Durham, &. High Point, 10: Danville, g; (1O innings)
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RENAULT WINS

RENAULT WINS ~ PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S.-Jack Renault of Canada tonight won the judges decision over George Godfrey, Philadelphia negro heavyweight, in a 10-round bout,