Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 287, 16 September 1919 — Page 9

PAGE NINE noon at the playgrounds. Coach Fries will direct the Bquad until the arrival of Coach Rock. Coach Fries said it would be necessary to have the squad out for practice every evening after school, as It will take some strenuous work to develop a team. Unless Newcastle can offer R. H. S. different dates, there is little pro pect of a meeting, as Newcastle wants games within the next five weeks. They insist on playing on Friday, while local Manager S. S. Vernon -my all Richmond game will b played Saturday. ONE KILLED IN EXPLOSION. ; KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Sept. 18. One man is misingr ail fifteen men wereinjured , one probably fatally, la anexplosion which wrecked tho Burling--ton grain elevator in North KansasCity Monday afternoon. The fir -wa under control late today. REDS NEED ONE MORE TO CLINCH LEAGUE BUNTING H. S. STARTS GRID OVER THE GARDEN WALL PRACTICE; COACH TO DEVELOP TEAM Twenty-five candidates turned out for the first official practice of the R. H. S. football squad Monday after

THE "RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELE&RAM. TUESDAY, SEPT. 16, 1919.

Victory Today Means Championship New York Loses Qpener, 3 to 0. CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 16. One more mighty effort, for the Reds have but to win today's game from New York, and they may be proclaimed the champions of the oldest Major baseball organization. Yesterday's work, -which ended In a 3 to 0 victory for the Reds, put. the snuffer down tight. Pat Duncan, one of the youngest

members of the Red outfit, stepped into the limelight again, and after making four timers in the second, and put the game on ice, he drew a walk with the bases full In the fifth, thereby adding another tally to the already i victorious score. Slim Sallee had it on the Giants at all stages, and his support was perfect, Kop's slight boot being at a time when no difference in the final score could result. Benton, on the other hand flew to the heavens In the fifth round, and after filling the bases on hits .allowed two passes, and two runs. Hope Victory Today. Monday's game, which was played before a record Monday crowd, showed

plainly just why the Reds are out in front of the league and although McG raw's men played good ball .they could not put up the class that the Cincinnati aggregation showed. The final result of yesterday's contest made it all the more probable that the Reds will come through with another victory today and put Cincinnati among the famous cities of the baseball world. The Reds are now nine games in front, and the fans are clearing their throats for the hearty cheer that will mark the close of the race, with Cincinnati first across the wire. The Giants have practically admitted their defeat, and are already pulling for the Reds to win from Chicago in the big aftermath event. McGraw did not appear In uniform in Monday's game, and left last night for New York, putting Mathewson In charge. And here's the reason: NEW YORK ... 000 000 0000 7 1 CINCINNATI ... 010 020 003 7 1 Benton, Dubuc, Ryan and Gonzales; Sallee and Rariden.

Yesterday's Results

AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Philadelphia Chicago 330 100 30111 13 2 Philadelphia ... 003 000 Oltf 10 13 2 Faber and Schalk; York, Noyes, Kinnev and Perkins, Styles. NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Pittsburgh

(First Game) Brooklvn 300 000 100

Pittsburgh ..... 000 000 0033 9 0 Smith and Miller; Cooper and Blackwell. (Second Game) Brooklyn 020 004 0006 12 0 Pittsburgh 000 000 0000 F 1

Oadore and Krueger; Hamilton, Wis-

rer and Blackwell. At St. Louis Boston 030 000 0003 10

Pf T,n:iis 100 102 OOx 4 11 0

Rudolph and 'O'Neill; Schupp, Wood

ward and demons. 1 At Chicago Philadelphia . 000 000 012 03 fi 3 Chicago 100 000 101 1 4 10 1 Meadows, Smith and Tragesser, Adams; Carter, Vaughn and Killifer. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Toledo Kansas Citv ... 000 000 000 0 6 1 Toledo ..." 102 010 OOx 4 10 1 Hall and LaLonge; Brady and Kelly.

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League Standings

NATIONAL LEAGUE. Clubs Won Lost Pet. Cincinnati 91 41 ..689 New York SO 43 .625 Chicago 69 60 .535 Pittsburg 67 04 .511 Brooklyn 63 67 .485 Boston 51 75 .405 St. Louis 49 77 .389 Philadelphia 45 S3 .352

AMERICAN LEAGUE. Clubs Won Lost Chicago S4 45 Cleveland 75 52 Detroit 73 56 New York 70 56 St. Louis 64 65 Boston 62 64 Washington 50 80 Philadelphia 34 94

Pet. .651 .591 .566 .556 .496 .492 .385 .266

AMERICAN Clubs

St. Paul 86 Kansas City 78 Indianapolis 77 Louisville 74 Columbus 66 Minneapolis 66 Toledo 55 Milwaukee 55

ASSOCIATION. Won Lost Pet.

59 62 66 72 73 85 86

.614 .569 .554 .529 .478 .475 .393 .390

Garfield Starts Tennis Tourney; 12 Enter Meet Preparations are under way at Garfield Junior High school, for a tennis tournament, according to Lyman Lyboult, athletic supervisor. Twelve boys have signed up but at least twice that number will probably sign before the entry list closes. An indoor baseball league has been formed at Garfield and the boys play every night. Formerly the games were played at the playgrounds, but this season the games are played in the school yard.

'PRO" GOLF TOURNEY OPENS. (By Associated Press)

BOSLYN, N. Y.. Sept. 16. Thirty-

two competitors toed off in the Professional golfers association tournament which started today on the links of the engineers country club. Mike Brady, national open runner up, drew Louis Tallier of Breaburn, as his opponent. Jim Barnes, westernpen title holder and Jack Hobens, of Englewood, each of whom returned cards of 76 for eighteen holes yesterday, had Carl Anderson of Bronxville, and Harry Hampton, of Richmond, as their respective opponents.

"Grace Direct" Defeated in Opening Grand Cricuit Races at Columbus, 0. COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 16. Three of the four favorites in the opening program of the two weeks' Grand circuit race meeting here were defeated yesterday afternoon. , The biggest surprise was the defeat of Grace Direct in the King stake, 2:06 pace, by Sanardo, which won In straight heats. The best time was 2:02. in the first mile. In the second heat the pacers went to the half in 1:08, and Sanardo went the last half in :5S to win. Grace Direct showed the effects of her hard racing campaign and tired at the wire.

GAMES TODAY. National League. New York at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis. Brooklyn at Pittsburg. American League. Chicago at New York. Detroit at Boston. Cleveland at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Washington. American Association. Open date.

BOXING LEGAL IN CAPITAL.

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INDIANAPOLIS NINE MAY GOME SUNDAY

The Quakers are dickering for a game with Jewell's A. B. C. ballteam, of Indianapolis, and if they are suc

cessful, one of the fastest semi-pro teams in the country will be brought here for Sunday's game. Manager Yigran was in Cincinnati Tuesday and there is a probability of a game with some fast team from that rity. if the A. B. C.'s are not scheduled. The Goldes, one of the best teams traveling from Cincinnati, tried for a game with the locals earlier, but the Quakers had no open date. The Goldes, Alexons, Potters' Tramps and Oakley teams are mentioned by Vigran. Lee Dehner. the star left fielder of th Quakers and whose presence was missed from the line-up In Sunday's game, has written Vigran that owing to some oysters he had eaten Saturday night, and which made him very sick, he was unable to get to Richmond Sunday.

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point a boxing commission and legal- ' ridding: the pesky bed bugs, roaches iyin tpn-i-mind limits nndtr rnnfrnl i fleas or ants.

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