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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-21
CHINA PLANS TO SEND
TROOPS no FRANCE

Toxic, Sept. 2i.---China. accord
Ing to the correspondent Of the
newspaper Nichi Nichi, will send
10000 volunteer troops to France,
The force will be the first detach-
ment OF a Chinese expeditionary
army to aid the allies,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-21
BEET SUGAR EMPLOYERS
RECEIvE WAGE INCREASE

Chino, Cal. Sept. Ala Ave
cents an hour increase today was
given all southern California en-.
ployees Of the american Beet Sugar
company, To many field laborers
working 10 hours daily the increase
means }4.20 a week additional.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-21

Washington, Sept. 2l.---Secretary
Lane recommended TO congress to-
day the payment Of taxes on lands
aggregating si.50t.s4i TO one
Washington and is Oregon land
grant counties.
Douglas county receives the high
est amount. - t30o.t32.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-21
DOUGLAS GETS
LARGEST TAX
Land Grant Tax Payment 70 Bring
Joseli,ine County One Hundred
Thirty Thousand DolIsrs

Portland. Sept. 21.--Josephine
county Is to receive approximately
100000 In back taxes on grant
lands, and Klamath county. $4,000
according to Oswald West who has
checked the governments lists.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-21
EXPLOSION IN GERMAN
MUNITION FACTORY FATAL

Amsterdam. Sept. 21.--At least
81 persons we're killed and more
than score injured in an explosion
in German munitions factory near
Cologne. said dispatch received
here today,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-08-17
NO PLACE FOR "SOFT" GIRL
Burdens to Aid Country, Says
Head Of Campfire Girls.

"At this time America has small
use for the girl who is soft or lazy,
the girl who eats candy, has head
aches, indigestion or who worries
aud worries Others" said DR.. Luther
II. Gnlick, president of the Camp
| fire Girls Of America. in explaining
the work of the organization before
the Boston Sunday School Superln-
tcndents' union, according to the
Boston Globe.
THE girls of America can accom-
plish more for national prepared
ness than is realized" Doctor Gulick
continued. "Ilalf the money paid i'll
the United States for food is wasted
in the homes and that is one reason
why the cost of living today is so
far advanced over the cost in an
earlier generation when domestic af-
fairs were properly managed.
I'VE waste as much of the fats as
we use and we Use more than twice
as much meat as Is good for us. We
know little about the use of rice or
spaghetti. which are as good as po-
tatoes. Half the American homes
have girls in them and a large frac-
tion Of this waste can be saved by the
girls.
There is going TO be a great need
of women in the community working
in factories and doing Jobs left by
men who join the army. Every girl
that does housrwork and SO frees a
woman for work IN the community
is serving her country just as much
as if she enlisted herself"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-08-17

TT will be of interest to many to know that the fol-
L lowing was written by a prominent young of
Monroe City, who present is Offering his services to
Uncle Sam to help whip the Dutch" This is only one
example which goes to show that only the capable
taken, but also the talented Such as this gives
expression the fact that soldiers correspondence
grows extensively that the names of his feminine
friends often confuse and he reverts to poetry.-BHD
DEAREST
Which shall it be?
Which shall it be?
| looked at the names;
They looked at me.
Dear little ISIS, with the roussh head
Or Bill the tomboy, gay instead?
Or Chaterbox, (she thinks it sol
Then back to Betsy-yes or no?
There's "Snookums too, did but dare
(The angry toss of golden hair)
Do two eyes flash, two lips compress
All for error in address?
cannot know, if, my pen stray
In picking one from that array
Outlined above. III merely smile
And hope forgiveness after while.
For surely She, which ere | chose
Would recall Shakespeare and the Rose
BY any other name said he
I'll not misquote in vanity
And so you see I've failed the task
| took upon myself unasked;
The best thing now is to be frank
And wait for time TO fill the BLANK.
Gall this stuff and nonsense; anything you will
But you must remember, its answer still
And such it really takes its proper place
With the speeding leaflets in our flying race.
That is, it will do SO if it leaves Alright
beg your pardon, its finished Lass--sood night!
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-08-17
Anna White returned to this city
first of the week after visit wlh
relatives in fiunnewell
In the Rockies
| onorroW!

Don't think of the Rocky Noun
tains as way of there They
are as near as tomorrow.
Don't deprive yourself Of that
promised and NEEDED vacation
though your time is short. Lit
the Burlington take you right
into the Rockies Natures own
vacation land quickly
F. joy Denver Rocky Mountain
National Park. Colorado Springs
the Pixies Peak region, Garden Of
the Gods Fish golf, climb, and
breathe the mountain ozone
Aud Why moi take the family
along?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
ROYALS AGAIN HUJMBLED
BY SLUGGING VISITORS
Knabes vgnians Run Up Total of Eighteen safetes and
Eight Runs, Making Sensational Ninth Inning
Rally and Winning, tot

The Virginians yesterday kept up
the work of getting the fans in a good
humor for their homecoming next
| week by out-fghting "Fightin Dan
Howiey for the second time within as
many days. After fooling around the
whole afternoon and kidding the
Royals for eight innings. Knaoe's
brigade came to bat in the ninth and
just topped Howley's highwater mark
by easing across six runners. Display
ing his usual good sportsmanship,
Otto then saved Daniel further igno-
n1iny and disgrace by calling off his
battlers, who were having high old
time watching their batting averages
doing aerial stunts.
The fracas was one in which Meth
er side placed any confidence in their
hurlers. both mines supplying all kinds
OF fancy stick work, although the
number Of extra-base clouts was kept
down to a minimum by the agility Of
the felders. The Royals kept pace
with the slugging Rebs during the
early innings. but after the fatal
ninth they Just lost heart and let the
game go, s to 7. It was reported.
however, that several of the Canucks
muttered threats about what they
/; were going to do today
Although they put forth their best
in the hitting line. Howley's herch-
men were more than outdone by OF
to's toilers. The Virginiass gathered
eighteen safe swats. all off Corner
delivery. Waite Hoyt, McGraw's
protege. went in after two were out
In the ninth and retired the side
Young was taken out in the ninth TO
allow Bill Reynolds. the celebrate
inth-inning hero to bat for him Bill
failed to deliver, but his bingle WASH t
needed. anyhow. Otto Knabe enjoyed
a perfect day at bat, getting four
hits out Of four tries.
The game was featured by the
benevolent attitude of the fans, who
didn't mob our old friend Mullen a
single time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
|DGERS DOWN PIRATES
IN LUCKY THIRTEENTH
peers Aid Brooklyn Club BY Contributing Five Errors
GIANTS Humbled BY zeke Lehman in Exhibition
Game With Rochester Hustlers.

the new bill that comes to the Lyric
today for the latter half OF the week.
Other interesting features include
Lamb and Morton. Australian athe-
lettc marvels, who have . dainty sur
price: MAYO and Tully, late Of the
famous Empire City quartet. In a
classy singing act; Roy Rice and Mary
Turner. presenting the one-act thrillo-
drama. "on the .scaffoid": Gertrude
Barnes. late musical comedy prima
donna, in The Trials and Tribulations
of New York Show Girl New
movies include the latest war films.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
CLEAN LIVES
URGES DANIELS

10 The Richmond Yirginian
ton. July c4--Secretary Of
Daniels. in an address TO
ent officers in training at
kr, Va. urged them TO 40
= nossible 70 lead clean lives
Daniels went into detail in
q his nationwide campaign
suppression of resorts aroyd
IA arrnv posts and declared
tsrfior,s ~ fhe srulies IN
law. been more deeimsted by
kty than by German bullets
lunS Mems Christian associa =
wAs Mighty praised by Sec
kanasl. for It's work In the
the navy.
heres. which Secretary Dan
akinv IN tns suppression of
The. r.eiShhnrhood Of usva
stations and other camps Is
Nv recent letter sent -
Manning. OF South Carolina
ecretars IN which the latter
hut the streets and numbers
tin Charleston, South Caro-
In are menace to the young
kaininR there.
nv Daniels said II have
hyernor Manning. as J. hay
governors of Pennsylvanis
10 Island to cooperate with
aking conditions wholesome
ouna men who are in the
lamps" Secretary Daniels re
nj conditions at Newport,
and. and in Philadelphia. Pa,
he naval training camps are
as result of his taking
r. up with the governors OF
he's.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
GRAND CIRCUIT CLASSIC
WON BY BUSY'S LASSIE

Detroit, Mich. July 25,--Ths NJ &
VI. trot. the classic OF all harness
races, was the feature OF the Grand
Circuit races at the Fair Grounds this
afternoon and eleven horses started
in an effort to bring down the So
600 purse which goes with the event.
II was won by Busys Lassie and
driven by Cox in four heats.
All the events were well contested
and despite the heat a large crowd
was on hand 10 look en- over, al
though they were not permitted TO
bet on the outcome OF the big stake
race.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
WHITE Sox TAKE Two
FROM HELPLESS YANkS
Playing Brilliantly IN An Departmeats
OF Game. League Leaders Easily
Defeat 0othamites In Both
COnteuA
BROWNS LOSE TO RED sox.
Larry Gardner and Harry Hooper
Come Through With Timely Wal
lops and Nose St. Louis Out, B to 4.

New York. July 25.--Chicago play
ed smart, aggressive bag here today
and defeated the New York Yankees
In both sections Of 4 double header
by scores Of 4 to / and to /. Mog-
ridge was very effective early in the
hrst game. but the visitors punched
seven hits on him In the seventh in
ming. when they scored two runs. In
the second game. Chicago found
Fisher an easy mark. and knocked
him out In less than an inning. The
White Sox opened with four runs.
scored on ave hits. . tumble by
Gedeon and Z sacrtfics ny, Sensatton-
al support by the Chicago players aid
ed both their pitchers.
The scores:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
heaters
~ BRDwE1L
Y POPULAR PERFORMER

|anley, in the role of Anthony
Z wealthy New Yorker. Is
Aehaps hts best performance
bmuic Opera Players summer
q The Man Who Owns
at the Academy this
r acting Ia a finished piece
q every respect. One of his
hb<rs, i've Always Been n
6porf," which he sings with
from the male chorus.
= to meet with success.
|Nackie, as Bridweli's daugh-
Harry Short. as an actor who
n with Miss Rridweli. are
the cast whose work IL or
~ order this week. The
\ Owns Broadway" will be
~ offering OF the Comic
kyexs, the engagement being
to come to a close Satur-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
New station Nearly Ready.

Indications that the new police sta
ton at Smith and Broad streets Is
about completed cropped IN at the
meeting Of the administrative board
yesterday, when an Application Tor
of the building was approved,
Captain Pollock stated yesterday
that the building would be ready for
occupancy about the middle or August
In the meantime the temporary sta
ton will be continued at Sycamore
and Cary streets
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26

IA for Pttler In thirteenth.
by innings: r.
b coo 100 oo2 900 Il
-. 600 2o1 900 600 o-3
Ary: Two-base hit--Boeckel
ne hit-Bfgbee. Home run
Sacrifice hfts-Cutshaw,
Stolen bases--Carey. Myers,
D. Struck out-By Marquard,
Grimes. 4. Double play
to Daubert. Hits--Off Mar
IN 8 innings; off Coon hs.
ri innings, of Smith. ? In .
Oft Grimes. IL In Ia In
y Jacobs. ? IN 3 "a innings
pases--Brooklyn. Q; PIttsburE,
Ires--Quixiey and Byron. At
FL 500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26

series. The Mackmen continued their
brilliant batting. Dauss was taken
OF the mound at the end Of the sixth
inning and Carroll Jones went in
Elmer Myers worked for Connie and
held the Tigers to four hits, of which
Cobb got two.
The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
ASHLAND NEWS
Wedding Announcement

Ashland Va. July e5.-Mr. ana
Mrs. Floyd Tucker. Sr.. announce the
marriage Of their daughter. Mary
Ellis Tucker, to Anderson Bland, OF
Shackelford, Va. The wedding took
place in Washington Thursday. Mr..
Bland was a former student Of RAN
dolph- Macon college. and OF Rich.
mond college, and Is we'll known in
both Ashland and Richmond. $500
Miss Helen French. of boswell, was
a recent guest at the home OF the
Misses Wright. $3.50.
Mrs W. d. Rudd has returned to
Baltimore, after visit with Mr. and
Mrs. William Rudd.
Colvert Estell. of the Virginia Poly
technic institute faculty, was In town
last week visiting friends
Mrs. b. Morgan Shepherd IL the
guest Of Mrs. r. I. Apperson. in
Lynchburg. She will later go to
Natural Bridge ....s...
Mrs. C. Keith Carlin and her ten
children have returned to AlexAndria,
following n stay here.
Mrs. Kate Vandiver and Mrs. Car
RTE Hartsook have returned from a
visit to Mrs. Eugene Hartsook. in
Rramwell. w. Va ~
DR., and Mrs. Hall Canter and, little
Miss Caroline Canter are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. n. r. Midyette, at willough.
by Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion LeakA hAv&
returned from Hot Springs
Miss Juliet Guilhert has concluded
visit In Norfolk
Miss Dolly Boiling has returned 70
Norfolk, after visiting Miss Blasin-
game.
Miss Willie Walker Is summeriny
with her mother at Southampton.
Mrs. Hugh Russell and Miss Kath.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26

Real estate agents acting for tine
administrative board have been try
ing for several DAYS TO get in tcuc
with r s Myers. who some time axe
offered to purchase all the old build
ings along the route of the proposed
extension of Chamberlayne avenue
parkway for s1.s-5. Yesterday the
agents, Harrison A Bates reported
that they had not been able to locate
Mr.. Myers. The agents were instructed
10 sell the property at public auction
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
K|LBANt KNOCKED OUT
IN THIRD BY LEONARD
Lightweight Champ Master of Game
Featherweight All the Way and
Ends Bout With Right Smash
to Chin.

Ringside. Shibe Park, Philadelphia.
Pa, July 25.-Benny Leonard, the
lightweight champion OF the world.
knocked out Johnny Kilbane, the
featherweight king. just before the
end of the third round of their battle
al Shibe park tonight. At the time
Kilhane was on the floor with a count
timekeeper reached for his bell.
Jimmy Dunn, the defeated mans sec
ond, threw a towel into the ring.
1t was a merciful act on the part of
Kilbanes manager, who has also been
Johnnys lifelong friend. kilhane
could have gone no further. He
cum bed gamely to his feet, but his
legs were paralized from the right
hook to the jaw that finished him.
He staggered and reeled backward
all over the ring and would have
fallen again but for the fact that his
seconds rushed through the ropes and
carried him to his corner. II was
Leonard's fight from start TO finish.
He out boxed and out-slugged his
firftpr opponent all the way With
the exception Of a right upper cut
that Johnny landed in the second
round. he failed TO get home any
blows. except q few long tapping
lefts
Leonard Realizes Superiority.
Starting the third round. Leonard
realized his superiority While he
had been Ia pping and tabhing before
he now let his blows 20 with decision
and force behind them The round
was not twenty second old before
Leonard crossed a terrific right to the
chin. the punch sent kilhane against
the ropes In Benny's corner and Kill
hane sank to his launches. Leonard
backed wav and give his opponent
plenty OF chance - arise, then he tore
m again AS kilbane bored in, in
homes of A clinch. Leonard smashed
him with another right To the chin
As KiIbaue started to sink to the
canvass he grabbed Leonard with his
left arm. and as Benny tore away
from Johnny he went on all fours.
when he arose he brought all his
famous ring Reneralship into play
Ha Sifpstepued md ducked and even
threw the top Of his head into Leon
AIDS pfnchas Finally. however,
Leonard got in another right smash
II the chin and Kuhane went down
a beaten man but far from dfsFraced.
Johnny gave his best hut that was
not good enough to stand OF the rapid
fire work OF the New Yorker
Tonight Leonard proved to the
whole boxing world that he Is one
Of the greatest. II not the very great
est. s3-pounder tbs. game has ever
known.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
DENVER GIRL FATHERS
TATTOO LOVERS NAMES

Denver July ? Girl hathers on
the beaches al WashinE ton and Ber-
kelley Lake parks have devised a
PAINLESS tattoo system for displaying
the Initials Of their favorite suttors
who have answered the country's call
for war. on their Hin'pled arms they
have applied the initial cut out In
court plaster The action or the sun
in tatooing their shapely INNS
leaves the initials imprinted strik-
inglv
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26

sBatted for Mogridss Ia ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Chicago 600 600 800
New york 600 oo1 o00--1
Summary: Two-base hits-Risber1,
reIsch. Pipp. stolen bases--E. COL
Inns. J. Collins. Ptpp- Sacrifice hits
Gedeon Peckinpauxh, NJ RS n >.
Double plays-Cicotte and CandH.
Peckinpaugh. Gedeon to Pipp: Gan
all to Rteberg Lett on hsses-New
York. o. Chicago. s. First base on
errors-New York. 2 Base on balls
OFF Cicotte, 3; of Mogrtdre. 2
Struck out-By Mogr'dxe, =: by
Cfcotte 2 Cmpires-Evars and
Moriarty. Ttre--l:50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26

spatted for Gedeon in seventh.
xRa,ted for Russell IN seventh.
IRAN for Caldwell in seventh.
*Eatted for Love In ninth.
Score by innings; X
CHICAGO .,.,,.. 400 oon elu-a
New York .... 0lo 900 ooo-l
Summary: Tvo-hase hit-Russell
Three base hit-Miller. Stolen bases
-Candil Weaver. Sacrifice fly
Felsch Double play-Weaver to f
Collins TO Gandil Left on bases
New York 10: CHICAGO, 8, First base
on errors-Chicago 2, Base on balls
OF Faber. s; Oft Love. l. Kits
or Fisher. 4 In "a; off Love, 3 In .;
of Russell, s in Ia Struck out
Ry Fisher. /: by Russell, 3: by Love
II: by Faher. Q. I'm extraordinarily
and Evans. Time hours.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
r or NOVELTY
ACTS AT LYRIC TODAY

hxve been unusually entnus-
their praise of Gertrude
nnding to her as that Won
a." etc. invariably predict
kxceeding1y brilliant future
she 10 the rossessor OF an
rood voice. personality that
Ike . magnet. personal ap-
which ~ the cause OF ire
" and the ability to wear
thcuGh she were poured into
4 present singing songs. each
hitch 10 q character creation
akh Of which scenic embel-
n required. Probably her
kssting number II the "Trcu-
broadway SHOW Girl" Miss
x1xen 4 pfomirsnt spot on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26

PHILADELPHIA.

Summary; Left on bases-Phila
deiphia, 9; Detroit, 8. Two-hase hits
Holman. Stanage. Sacrifice hit
Duran. Double play-Bodie TO Nc
Innis Hits-OM Dauss. ! IN s in
nings; off Jones. s in ?. Struck out
BY pauss. l. by Jones ! by Myers
l. Base on balls-Off Dauss, ? of
Myers, l. Hit by pitcher-By Danss
(Schang); by Myers Cobb Time
III AS. Tmpircs---owens, Mccormick
and Nail!n.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26

Chicago. July es.-Federal agents are
tonight irving 20 trace to its source
q plot 20 XIII people and destroy prop
erty by placing dynamite in ship
ment Of coal
workmen today found a quantity
Of dynamite in a shipment of coal con-
signed 70 Blewitt & Prickart.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
Call that Recruiting, Officer
BY NOTE.

Big-N ose
Penn night
suite the others thigh Feather
and Benny likely
sore when Johnny nopped and hit the floor for they paid their coin
to Johnny the Feather fell heap and DRAGGED to his
and the moral of fellow in his should
edwith
that amt just why this John KNEW he'd flop
tie lay
that the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
FIFTY PERISH IN
NINE DISASTER

Halifax, July 25.--Little hope is en-
tertained tonight for the miners en-
tombed in the new Dominion Coal COM
panv's mine at New Waterford. {. b.
following an explosion OF the hfty-
six men at work FIVE were rescued
a1ive
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
CHICK GANDIL GOES
ON FINANCIAL ROCKS

Chicago, July 25.--Arnold (Chick)
Gandil. first haseman for the Chi
cago White Sox. filed a voluntary pc
tition in bankruptcy in the United
States district court today. He gave
his liabilities as sSsa.l6 and his as
sets clothing, which he claims to be
exempt, at 1924.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
ANTS Lost 10 Hasslars.

kter. y. Y. July IS --Roch-
kternationals beat the New
ants In an exhibition game
afternoon. z to 2 Zeke Lob e
hwei only three sin giles. tho
f6snr out in order in every
(lt the third. when they made
INV innings r h r..
yr 900 no0 n1.-3 q
r. 6a9 aaa nea~9 : !
les: lehman and SandherE
h and Gibson. Kreuger
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
r,,mp. Beat BROWNS.

Boston, Mass. July 2S.-Timeiv hit
ting by Larry Gardner and Harry
Hooper enabled the Red Sox to beat
out the St. Louis Browns here today
BY the score Of 5 to I. Davenport Was
driven from the box in the sixth In
ming.
The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results YESTERDAY.

Chicago, 4; New York, (Arst
gamel.
Chicago, 5; New York. (second
game).
Philadelphia, 8; Detroit, 3.
Boston. ). ST Louis, /
Cleveland Washington. rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
Standing of Clubs.


Cleveland in Washington (tw
yames)e
Detroit in Philadelphia.
Chicago In New York.
ST Louis In Boston
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
Standing Of Teams
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

vIRGINIANs. S; Montreal, Z.
First Game.
Baltimore, 10: Buffalo, (nrst
game).
Buffalo, 4; Baltimore. l Second
game).
Newark. 3; Toronto. / (nrst camel.
Newark, 10; Toronto, 3 tsecond
camel.
Providence Rochester game will be
played later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26

arE' July 25.---Brooklyn de-
'stsburg, 4 to 3. today. The
run was made in the thir-
lning after two men were out
'stons single and wagner's
bore:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
Standing of Clubs.
Games Today,

EIRGINIANS In Montreal
Baltimore in Buffalo.
Newark in Toronto.
Providence in Rochester.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
American Association
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Memphis birmingham. rain.
Nashville, !; New Orleans o.
Chattanooga, :, Mobile s.
Little Rock, ~, Atlanta. "a fser-
ond game five innings, rain).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26

Summary: Two-base hite-Sisler.
Austin. Gardner. .. Thres-hase hit
--Lavan. Stolen bases-Hohlitzel.
Scott. Left on bases-Boston. II; St.
Louis. s. Base on balls-On Leonard.
/: of Davenport. 8; OF Hamilton. ..
Struck out-By Hamilton. 2: ~
Davenport, 2: by Leonard, 1. Sacrifice
hits-Thomas. Janvrin. Hits-On
Hamilton, In . innings: or Daven-
port, in 8 innings. Passed ball
SEVERED. Umpires-o'EoughIin and
pineen. Time-l:B0. Attendance
1900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
Standing OF Tlnf,s-
Games Today.

Games Today.
Brooklyn in Pittsburg.
New York in Chicago.
Boston In ST Louis. .....
Phila delphia in Cincinnati.