Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 272, 29 August 1919 — Page 13

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, AUG. 29, 3919.

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IF REDS PLAY .750 BALL THEY WELL WIN FLAG

S, A. L. LEADERS TO PLAY TRAILERS IN GAMES AT PARK nels will Jmrl for the Seeders with Emmet Haas receiving, while Madge and Hawke will compose the XV. XV. battery. Wlb Sturm aftid Witte, for the" Starrs and Garthwae and Fine for the Swayne-Robineons, will be the opposing batteries cf the first game.

HOME RUN WALLOPS ARE KEEPING WHITE SOX WELL IN LEAD

If They Break Even, Giants Must Win Twenty-tour and Lose Five. YORK, Pa., Aug. 29. With Heinle Groh at the head of the team, the Cincinnati Reds won favor in tha

hearts of the local baseball fan3 here Thursday afternoon, in spite of the fact that they defeated a local semipro team, 8 to 1. Oroh's custom of putting in the entiro regular line-up to start the game, and allowing them to play three or four Innings before sticking la subttitutes, has been very pleasing. Following New York's dismal defeat Thursday afternoon at Philadelphia, the Reds are now in the same relative position with New York as they were when they started on their three day layoff Wednesday. With a full nine game lead, and the team playing in true championship style, it will have to win only three fourths of the remaining games to clinch, no matter what kind of a support the Giants take. If the Reds win 19 more games this peason, there can be no possible chance for the Giants to overtake them. With only 29 more games to play, the Giants have already lost 41, whereas the Reds, by losing six of their remaining 25 games, wiil be a full game ahead of New York at the end of flje season. Following is a table showing how the teams will have to play to change the standing at the end of the season.

For the Giants to win they will have

While the Reds

W'in Lose Win Lose 29 0 17 8 28 1 16 9 27 2 15 10 26 3 14 11 25 4 13 12 24 5 12 13 23 6 11 14 22 7 10 15 21 8 9 - 16 20 9 8 17 19 10 7 18 18 11 6 19 17 12 5 20 16 13 4 21 - 15 14 3 22 14 15 2 23 13 lfl 1 2t 12 17 0 25

Yesterday's Results

A'. L. STANDING

Won. Lost. Pet. A. S. M 9 2 818 Starr 9 2 818 Wayne Works 3 7 300 Swayne-Robtnson 3 8 .273 Saturday's Games. Swayne-Robinson vs. Starrs; Wayne Works vs. A. S. M. In the last game of the regular schedule of the S. A. L., at Exhibition park, Saturday at 1:30 p. m., the Starrs and Robinsons, and Seeders and Wayne Works, will clash. It is thought the leading teams will be able to defeat their opponents, but if one of them wins while the other loses, things will be simplified. If the leaders win Saturday, and both win again on September 6r when a postponed game is scheduled, 'a special game will have to be played to decide the championship of the S A. L., as the two teams are tied. Both of the tailcnd teams are considerably strengthened and ther.e is a likelihood of the dope being rudely upset, for they will both try hard. Ceeder Fans Depressed. The attendance at. the games has

been slim lately. When the A. S. M. team was going good, with Hawekotte and Haas as a battery, large crowds of Seeder rooters would turn out to see their team win, but since the loss of the star battery the spirit has been taken out of them. The Seeders still have a good team and are capable of giving the Starrs a run for their money, as was demonstrated in the last two games, and if the Seeder fans would turn out and root for them, the Seeders would play wicked ball. The fact that four of the Starr team play on the Richmond Quakers is also very depressing to the Seeder rooters, who say the Starrs have the only club in the league. In Saturday's game, Bulldog Run-

RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER

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The ensatisfadtory imitatiaa garters that look like Paris but aren 'I edjphasir the importance of looking twice before you buy once for oar kneeliog figure oval trademark and uoce again to be-sure.

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Makers Children'sHICKORY Carters

Chicago 122

New York

Eddie Collins, Chic Gandil and Joe Jackson.

Heavy hitting has saved many a game for the league leading White. 6ox in the past couple of weeks when their pitchers have faltered. When Happy Felsch pulled the jtame of August 27 out of the fire with a home run hi the seventh

WORLD THOUGHT IS

NEED, SAYS J, ADM

NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Pittsburgh St. Louis 000 003 0003 Pittsfturgh 100 000 0001

Schupp and demons Schmidt.

At Brooklyn Boston 100 000 0001 4

Brooklyn 003 002 OOx . 10 0 1 Causey, Scott and Gody; Pfoffei-: End M. Wheat. j Second Game i Boston 002 000 200 4 9 0 j Brooklyn 000 001 0023 10 2

Rudolph and Gowdy; Catlore, Mitchell and Krueger.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At BostonPhiladelphia .... 002 001 401 S 15 1 Boston 100 001 0013 10 2 Nay lor and Perkins; Jones and Walters.

Second game-y-

BEDE, HUMORIST !:.'

Deop Sealed Vrlo Arid T)epo!f Are rlMolred nud the nheui-.ialle Pnlnon

Starm to l.enve the System Within j Twenty-four Hours. Kvr-ry riruKKlt in this countv Is aufhorizeii to say to every rheumatic sufferer in this vicinity that if two bottles ! of AJlenrnu, the sure conqueror of ! rheumatism, does not stop all ag-ony. i reduce swollen joints and fin away with i even the slihteFt twinpe of rheumath '

l nniti )n ivill jrln'liv retiii-n vm:r mnnor i

I wiihout rninmcnt. ' i J3

j I Allt-nrhu lir.s been tried and tested I of 16 to 1," said Ihe speaker as h ?l HOLLANDERS WITHDRAW. I for years, and really marvelous results I t mentioned this a?; one of the solved ! -have been accomplished in the most ! R problems "One by one we meet th T.v Associated Pres,, ' ana ! f

the west and wo met them with irriga-t ity of the Hague has withdrawn its! Allenrhu iii"vos at once Immed-;

tion. We had forest troubles and we j exhibit at the Brussels roeonsti-uct.ion i y y'n start to ltake ut

inning against the Browns it marked the fifteenth home run made in the White Sox park in the last eleven games and the White Sox had hung up their share of them. Eddie Collins broke up the pre-

( ceding battle with the Browns with

a four-base clout. Collins, Jackson. Gandil and Weaver are hitting .300 or better. Felsch has found his batting eye now and although his average for the season is far below the .300 mark he is hitting at a great pae-

p antidote of forestry schools j exhibition because of the contro-

ained foresters. ut always do

we have problems wiih.us. When

"Tb ..irct o,ir, roC,t in r, they frcrp all solved it will surely

is to stop thinking 'in units, but to ' mean. ,!lf! "id of the world, for this

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versy between the Belgian and the Xethc-rlr.rds? governments o-. er the revision of .i tri-;Mv of 1 S 3 ; .

Cooper and nts Eak, j Adara Bode before the I Chautauqua audience Thursday even-

ing. He added, "Only by doing this can we reach our real problems." ! Bede is an acrobat of language. He

vertiiably has his whole; delegation holding its sides from beginning to

i end. ' A lot of people remembered that.

I wV.cn Mr. JVdo was in congress I was t ho wit laureate

Don t Like Daylight Savirrj

the time our Maker will call us back

to him."

Coal des. I ploited.

iui.'.ul with oil makes a fuel which is being ex-

ffoii.,1 work iic-plns. It searches out the i

iiric at Id drposits. dissolves the secre- I

IticiiS and drives rheumatic poison ut ; i of the bod through the kidneys 4nd i

! bowels. I

It's marvelous how quickly it arts. ; Blessed relief often comes in two davs. 1

' nrw! --fTi in crises wbf-ro tho ?;nffprinc ! I

! is most painful all traces disappear In i N

a. few days. Any drugtgrust can supply I Fi.'?;T.,.-'.'-r.'

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We Have a Good Stock of Genuine No. 3 Vein

LUMP EGG MINE RUrJ We Would Be Pleased To Serve Ycii

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.eague Standings

Cincinnati

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NATIONAL LEAGUE. Won. Iost.

law.

ihey have to get ! I'hiladlphia

the daylight savintr "Why, out there

up in the middle of tho night to do the milking, in fact they have to have their cows and chickens wear .alarm

St. Louis

SI. TO (10

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t0tn 7" nnn nm nwo a o ' clocks, for they never dream it was

Johnson and Perkins; Pennock and I

Schang. At New York Washington 022 000 000 000 004 U New York can tan 91 ii nnn io

Johnson and Agnew, Picinich; Mays : wl,h such 'onP afternoons r,d nod ; have actually begun layin

c.,i cro ro Stiex day

Washington 000 020 0103 fi 1 New York 001 102 Olx 3 S 2 Harper, Zachary and Gharrity, Picinich: Mogridge and Hannah. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At St. Paul

Chicago Cleveland . . 'Detroit ' St. Louis . . N?w York . i Boston . . . . 1 'a.-hip.E:ton

AMERICAN

LEAGUE. Won. Lost.

time for milking according to the appearance of the place where the sun ouprht to be. "Then about (he middle of the afternoon aeeordincr to tho cun thov- hnvo

to do milking again. And some of the , iladrdnhia

hens out there have been so discussed

that they ; for the

Then some folks can't see

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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Won. Lost.

1 how it makes any difference to the' I farmer." j I "Now tlio trouble with the whole ; j thine was that when the daylight saving law was made they neglected to i j make a law prohibiting the dew to re-j

St. Paul Indianapolis Kansas City Louisville . . Columbus . . Minneapolis Toledo Milwaukee .

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Milwaukee 000 000 0000 7 3; main on alter 1 was time lor tarmers St Paul ....... 100 110 03 x G 11 0 ! ,0 Pot P- If ,hP' 'lafl j"?f lcne that Enzman and Lees; Niehaus and Har-i'f wolll(I Iav' cleared up the whole

situation. Make World Eetter.

"The only world tit to live in. is a : world that we can make a little batter: and then make it tay that wav." was:

grave. At Minneapolis 1 Kansas City ... 0.10 002 0005 S lj Minneapolis 000 000 2013 12 .". : Evans and LaLonge; Hovlik and. Owens. At Columbus J Louisville 101 000 0002 4 2 Columbus 000 Oil 03x 5 10 1. Ix)ng and Meyer; Horstman, Lam-: beth and Stir.npf. j At Toledo ! Tndiananolis . ... 200 010 012 fi S 2:

GAMES TODAY. National League. Now York at Brooklyn. Boston at Philadelphia (two games.) American League. Detroit at Cleveland. Washington at New York. Philadelphia at Boston. American Association. Louisville at Columbus. Indianapolis at Toledo.

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one of Mr. Betle's typical statements. 1

The former congressman, through at little play of logic showed his audience j lint )lc Hftimr oint'i- iiriliini f v "N Vi 1 1

off the eartli has as a rule brouglit ; Patched TrOUSCrS to Fight forth a new problem. Ho pointed to' 13 1 C g. wj the race problem, an outgrowth of the . C. L., OSCYetaXy UTgCS

Toledo

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RICHMOND, Va., Aug. E0

killing of slavery.

will o'n'fi T earv Sander Adams and ; shackles of their servitude we had not economy and saving during the

T 1,.. 1. 111 cii'iiiviti. ii'- r-tU'l. Jjui. ii 111 .1 1 - ii ill nun jir: iuu in tin ruci. uv

irniin i iinn iinr.vi in-.uv lu nn-i u j pun clftliii.'i. liir- Miuiiict : n as li:uu a problem which today is one of our; by Secretary of Treasury Glass in an

Cincinnati Resalis To Be Announced by Vigran At Games Sunday, Monday Richmond is going to etep out in fast society Sunday and Monday, Labor day. when they play the Indiana polls All-Professionals two games at Exhibition park. Both games begin at 2:30. Tha Professionals travel as a fast crowd and Richmond will have to be speedy to keep up with them. Manager Sam Vigran announces that the returns from the Cincinnati game will be announced by innings so the large crowd expected will be kept informed as to the progress of Pa MdTaVs miracles. Hill and Dehner of Cincinnati will both be here.

-Strict recon-

effective wea-

greatest. if not our greatest that of race prejudice, and the end of it we can not see. "Does this mean that we should put the negro back into bis slave garments, or that we should join in crushing litis problem?" "Bigamy is matrimonv at the ratio

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predecessor, Mr. McAdoo, who declar-1

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