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Republican farmer., 1919-01-03

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Republican farmer., 1919-01-03
BOOKS
rHIRoPRAUTIO NATU2GOPArHs

Dr. H. F Pope; pr. E. T Wetherbe. Chiropractic- c-Natureopath, Meigs building. Room 1O7, entrance 1SS Fairfield avenue. Office horrB to 12 e. m, 80 to D. rn., to D. m Closed Thursday and Saturday even ings. Bridgeport Conn, Tel. GAIA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
FULTON BOOSTERS DEFEAT
lUTHERANS BY 7-3 COUNT
-Hetuin Plnrc TOP OF En.t End
hchSue-Rohin.on Allows Hut
Two SafctieS.
EAST END LEAGUE.
Stand ding OF the Teams.
Gnme. Next SATURDAY.

Fulton DAM a.
Richmond Motor Company VS.. =. f.
r. ,. :, at oakwood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
EASTERN COLLEGES ARE 4
PLANNING FOR FOOTBALL
Coaching Staff OF Yale Complete and
Work Will Begin in September,
Is Announcement.
FISHER WILL LEAD HARVARD
Outlook for Smashing Crimson
Eleven Not So Bright Since Resiy-
nation OF Percy Haughton as
Mentor OF Grid Warriors.

NEW YORK. August Ether. ID
soinE 10 he moro intense athletic
tho Fast this fall than has ever been
known. This much is eviden, from
Inc announcement Of preliminary foot
Pcnnsylvania and Cornell The smaller
colleges Will az usual. take their cue
ron these big leaders. SO that matters
Ono will have to look very intentiy TO
see many OF the reforms which were
promised during the slack season when
everything on the winning OF the war.
Yale is attracting most attention.
Or. a. II Sharpe. whom the Ellis won
Away nn S,s from Cornell, has already taken
SSp1ctS TO begin preliminary football
driil about September IL. It is Cyl.
a a"nt that Yale PROPOSES to make one
in football sense Yale has had =
mighty lean period. for not since Ted
60, Eioy's {cha,mpionship team In 1909 have
eleven Tho Yale authorities have bee n
nos generous In allowing Sharpe Iii
ing stan. composed OF Dr. Billy Eum
Arthur Brides and Jack Owsiey. ali o:
coaches sF'- nr. Gaye w p taa
the line. while Bull and oss asse MI 81
bbo onS, Their attention on the
George Moselcy. great end in i,,s
will probably coach the wings tn,
VII! give DR.. Sharpe a COMMITTEES o.
SeHperts for every position and viii
lcd|c MIN free 10 direct the ccachinp
and work out the strategy in WIZ
he has proven himself q great naste-
Assuming that Yale Is blessed win
average material this fall. the football
public should prepare for an old ISL
Toned Blue eleven
Harvard Situation Not So Bright.
Although Harvard always has ct
class material. the general public can
not we" the situation there with so
;nuch confidence. This Is because
Perez Haughton. one o. the rrns..s,
Continued on Seventeenth PAGE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
FRENCH LIKE BASKETBALL
Tenure More Certain Than baseball,
Bechuse Adults May Learn to
Play In Short Time.

PARIS, August 2-Baskctball has
come to stay In France. heing more
sure OF its tenure than baseball. for
The reason that i, is not so difficult for
Adults to learn. one must begin
baseball in boyhood to play we'll. but
baskc ball can he acquired in a few
months.
The French entered basketball
team in the interdllicd games. not
with tho idea OF wrestling a victory
from the Americans. but because the
game has become popular with the
poilu and in French athletic circles
Frank klecbcrEer, former trainer at
the University of California, and now
f" \. VI. G. A. secretary in France.
trainei the French team for the inter
allied games as he had trained the
teams which contested for the cham
nionShp series in the French army
France and Italy have developed "A keen
rivalry in the game. and contests be-
tween them arc sure TO be continued
after the American influence has been
withdra wn
Basketball. so popular IN America. Is
an invention of the athletic DEPART
nent of the 7 NJ. =. A. and was frst
played exclusively by "" men in the
states. Then the colleges and athletic
clubs adopted the game and made Il
national. Now France is making il in
ternational.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
SARATOGA ENTRIES MONDAY

ia .[s, rae If, hye tnr!Gnss Sadie p rs,
iiii22 T,iGIs ri1yYr; NJ Loxers Lane ii.
:. mt ~ starry Relic. 10. Jesse III,
iiiah'S Ann li5. Lady Like rs. CaIbceIi,
.secqnd race TWO miles- Bachelors Ru..
~. Nisintr, - tn" Dean. 40 Harwood.
-. SI'd"2a. ~ Man % the Hour AZ
ihifi 'ace--slN furiongs-Iina Frank t.1
/. lam ~; BaSll ~, Thund.rstnrrn. III :
Ila, ing ~ kashmr. 10. Highland
hHh, !p', War God. 10: Sewcu Go,nhs
IL fouticdsc, III Uliima,um lgs: Wainu,
iiia,. III Nhimsy. no, Midnight sun %,
tiH''oif"pr 10 Harry fSurEoyne Ii6.
sycamore lia Honour ia '''
Fourth race nile Klairsowrl. o. VIA
iio ,ii is,nini9al H'i nqt9rd. l(3 Starting.
!Th,,HG 2p',g4se ,il9 Thrifty Wiichs, X.
% snn,drrire io3 iso Charcs lii. '''''''''
tHth idCe-"nc mile rcStcs 40: Raider
~ tcll Swoop III kashmir iii: C:aSno
~ ,Arrayam. io.: Herald, M. nuitontropc,
SKIN race-ny" furI,ng.-Ardi,o 1m
SuINr 10, Simpl",on. los, Hasten on il
~ i'addie III Arrow Point, l;.; bte,
lH'tl,h l!. Truly Rural lnG ,'lcona,r.
wy lorna. IL. kinhurn. IL; Violet Tin
.t-s ihCr'aelior". ~ NJ Mont, 100. Tniyerr.
III, .c'; t"ulaiu hiuock, 100; C;arIirn <
l.', VALLEY ParH Maid ihS Wcndy' III.
,.!.sTcaS' Mf ron,ox. 20; Mana. 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
HIS STOMACH
WAS ALL UPSET
A Danville Man Praises
lronized Paw-Paw.
Wants His
NEIGHBORS TO TRY 1T

Mr.. ]. L Harris. a farmer by oc-
cupation. living at 1880 Washington
Street Danvl!le. Va. says II could
not cat anything strong without much
distress; could not sleep az night:
tried many medicines without sat!sfac-
tory results Ny attention was drawn
TO the Nur-Irou Paw-Paw Remedy
through reading their advertisement
IN the Danv!l!e Register and Bee I
purchased bottle at McFalrs Drug
store, los Union Street. and can hon
esuy state that ! can ca, almost any,
thing nov without any Inconvenience,
finding more relief from lronzed Paw
T'aw than anything had ever tried
can sleep now and feel almost like a
new man. The reason give you this
testimony is wish my suffering neigh
hors TO try it. when they will find re-
lief as I have"
DO as scores OF your neiEhbo.s are
doinG-Set "A bottle of Ironized Paw
Paw and bid your liver and stomach
ailments goodbye We want ever
chronic dyspeptic to come in and try
TINS Remedy. We want the man or
woman who can't sleep and IS desmond
ent to come in and try this Remedy.
loui never SO back to the old-fash-
Toned medicines. Lots of business and
professional men find Ironized Paw
Paw enables them to do more and bet
ter work. II seems to enerslza every
hbre, tissue and bone. Begin on Iron
lied Paw-Paw today.
Now is the time-the advent OF
spring-to begin taking a Tonic Tone
up your system and prevent your vital
organs from becoming disordered or
badly affected
Your druggist probably keeps #. but
n he doesn't. IT is sold by all up-to-
date drugstores
lron!zed PawPaw. price $3.50 For
mula on every bottle. Mail orders
promptly attended to. Interstate Drug
Company. Inc, New York-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
TAKA-KOLA WILL CLASH
WITH SHOEMEN WEDNESDAY
batiie at Byrd Park Between Old
HTals Why Settle Remnant Race
In Commercial League

The stage is all set for the Taxa
kola Battle Axe clash Wednesday
afternoon at Byrd Park. Hostilitias
are scheduled 10 begin at $50 +. IL.
and the FUR is sure 10 nv when thesn
wo clubs hook up for their final BAT
tie of tho season.
Taxa kola with two victories in
three attempts has a slight margin
over their opponents and as the
rivalry between these clubs is exceed
!n@ly intense. the outcome of this
game VIII practically decide the
championship OF the Commercial
League.
Should Battle Axe dcfea. the Ko,,
hoyS some other club must also defeat
INC soft drink lads 20 give tho Axemcn
!. Tie 70" premier hoNors. while should
l aka h ola win, Battle Axe will he
eliminated from the fight for the flag
and VIII have their hands full to ro-
tain second place in the parade
Young Herhy Ha-relson is slated to
draw the hurting assignment for Eat
tie Axe with Waddcil wearing the
pads. For Taxa kola il is uncertain
whether 'ISlg Boy" Davis or Pres
shelton will occupy the pit. with old
reliable Cheesy Liebs receiving their
s!ants behind the pan
Everything points 70 a banner crowd
with plenty OF roofing. as both teams
have many followers who lend their
every effort TO bring their team out
on top. With clear weather promised
every lover of the great national pas.
time. may we'll look forward with
ant!cinated pleasure to great eXhibi-
ton Of the nationa! game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
I'nkc-KoIa Triumnb,

lAka- Il Ola showed Newton Wood
wood under yesterday afternoon at
byrd Park by an avalanche OF hits.
az. thrce Newton Woodward pitch
ers' ROBINSON. French and Rousch. 10
the showers in two hours and twenty
minutes of listlessly- played baseball.
the score being two sided To-
arouse any Interest in the game on the
part OF the Newton Woodward bows
When the dust had finally cleared on
me pains; the indicator showed tina;
me soft-drink boys had tailed four
'eGn times TO the hardware lads six
LAWS. who drew the hurting assign
ment for, Taxa lola. pitched a steady
game, allowing only seven hits-;hese
Wildly scattered-until the eighth
when enjoying twclve-run lead he ~.
raSed up and allowed the hardware
lauS TOUR counters.
The features of the game were The
htting OF Amos. who COPIED three sin
E.es' and put up a dandy game around
me Keystone sacks. running one
IA nd eaten by Burnham. who convertcd
same into double play. and the hi,
ing OF Wharton in the pinch
ror Newton Woodward the work OF
Saricino and Sales easily stood out
above the rest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
GRAND CIRCUIT MEETING
AGAIN At NORTH RANDALL
Several Races Will Have to BE
Divided Into Two Divisions
Because OF Large Entry.
Observation-Disclosures EXPECTED
Horses Have Worked at Kalamazoo,
Toledo and Columbus Since Open
-" ing Of Racing Season and Should
Show Great Improvement.

harness fans can iook forward to a. an
other great race meeting this week a.
North Randall. Starting Monday the
Grand Circuit returns to the famous
Cleveland track FOR It's second and final
meeting here during 1919.
even more sensational than the open
ing meeting OF three weeks ago. The
Randall officials nave again obtained
an enormous entry, and as in the car
word and in some cases the fields Will
have % be SPLIT into Two divisions
been named 70 start IN the twenty
of over fifteen. Eut three events have
twenty nominations. while another has
twenty-four II al the clisihles de
events Will be divided.
Four Races Each Day.
AS usual four races will he contested
each day. and, except FOR the two-ycar
and hrec-yeac- old trots, all races VIII
be raced on the thrcc-hcat plan
e. One outstanding feature OF the meet
ing VIII be the free -for-all t-ot, which
IS practically 4 match race between
Ante Guy and La Princeton two OF
the greatest trotte-s ever dcvelopcd.
and between whose drivers Tommy
Murphy and Walter cox. there has
been considerably controversy re
EEsrd!7E respective racing ability.
That race should set new trottins
record for 1919.
Noted Performer, Entered.
But Lu Princeton and Ante Guy are
not the only celebrities that viii an
pear. Included in The nominations FOR
North Randall are the names Of p-ac-
tica!!% every hiSh-srade performer
now IN training Including the half
mile stars as We'll as those that have
been racing over tho mile rings
Many ho-semca believe the coming
meeting. VIII be The bes; in the history
of the North Randall rack. ana il viii
surely surpass the earlier meeting in
average speed For at the first meet
iaE. the horses IN most instances
started IN their :irst race OF the year.
Naturally. many Were no: up to . real
speed tes; bu; since then they hav.
raced at IA anaZoo Toledo ana Column
bus. and the gradual imDroycnnn,
shown in speed certainly indicates that
Cleveland VIII see some startling per-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
SPORTS
Thirteen FAST HEATS RUN
LAST RACES AT COLUMBUS
ARE BITTERLY CONTESTED
Tommy direct Finally Wins :,i4 Trst,
In Which T.unna Pays Long
Price of S3BI 10 81.
nv Associated Press. I

COLUMBUS. OHIO. August 2-It
Took ihirtecn heats in the final days
meeting 10 decide the thrcc-rIcc pro.
gram. the 2:o3 pace alone being fin.
ishcd per schedule. when Lillian 7.
paced ahead OF big field of fas,
performers in every mile.
Alacer Is, tho challenger. second She
won INC second heat in a close finish.
leo taking the other three. Anna
Monroe. the favoritc. was distanced
tho first mile.
The S:lt trot was q long drawn
ahair. Tommy Direct winning after a
SiN-hoat battle. When I.uana slipped
through and beat Hamco the second
meeting VAS paid, S. ticket to win
being worth s3Gl. as only two we're out
Luhna also paid sol.75 TO place this
k'Nanna Moore. the original favor
nG' vent down 10 defeat along with
~ OF the other favoritcs of the day
IN INC tinai heat judges put up shank
m'hihi i-uana. but she finished in tho
ruCh n was first choice 10 win tho
~" pace. He was in poor form. how
ever. and at the end OF the second heat
va Drawn on account of lamcncss
Lillian IT, in winning the first heat
m, IL paced the second fastest
own record of several Years. stan,,inr
!. half second. Peter Nash Won s"conii
money rSc End Baron Chan third.
naming here were shipped To- North
R5mdall Saturday night
.ia CLASS rRoTrISG
leo, x. by Toddinston (Shank =
n LtIcr - b e. by Alaccr (AIycrs) 4 I
semi ,,ai,tN Worthy: b; n by Prince
-" :. II = '.'..... .......-..... a.
EaE Todd. Maloncy also ran Tim.
81" ~. EOS IL, o.6al-: oil ~ 'e
49, ?:& CLASS TROTTIEG
Three heats: purse. 5000:
P"icr Nash: ch H. by Peter the
Great tEdman) ....................'. s,|
bar2n chan. II. h, h. BurorEai.
NaIIwoodl Observation-Disclosures
Southberd G!rl, Russell Bov In ana ~,
Aobe also ran Time ":02 II o.n2 "a"
g:it CLASS TROTTiNC; 49,
- hire" heats in five. pursa g 6oo.
tommy Direct. y =. hv pi-
rector Joe CMcDonalrI = . =
E"Nanaa Moore. b M. by
. orator!o CPalin)........... s Al
i'tnco. br. 6. by Morgan
ANwocthv CStokc.i
l.la1a, b. m. hv Kinney Lou
Hekorg Rili uoii;;yir:o;o;;d; s.
Might and Emmett: Son also ran time.
100 ST. ":lel-t, 2:oo3-i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
DULUTH OARSMEN WIN
hnturc Junior l:iSht-Onred Shell n,c.
'c"'ure or Zig R"gnttn on LIKE
0ufnSiEnmund.
r,cc

:, WVKEES MASS. August .
M Slo than loo,ooo Spectators. inc
on the shores OF Lake ouipSjcD',,'i,t - ~,
Witnessed the victory Of the DmiI,,h
h i",,, .Iuh; Ten Eyck's oarsmen. in tn"
3i the forty eighth regatta Of ,he
National Association of Amateur Cars
men mere this afternoon The ;inc
~ SlN minutes and thrty-hve scconds
me senior double SOULS cyent Is
Won hy the Riverside Boat club Of
NvhtnpridEe. IN close race with the
YORK. '' ~ New
,,,d l9hn E Keney. OF the vesper Boat
pionsh!p single souls. 4 speciaI e ein m
-, .u! is event Ior service men was Won
pF henry Heller. OF New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
bill" LANCE TO WE'D
f'm Mons oid Pitcher. Now wealthy
S,con, u.,r M" Himself

NV YORK August o-wiII,an
ne wealthy San Francisco banker
y. ~, it'ch years dro. was on m. ,onrur
~ a. nc country's baseball fans as "Eiif"
"a IN" famous pitcher. ono Of tho MOS,
E'l"iar inoufG artists Of his day .dp,i,,nd
mr." "uaN MAJ he will take A. his bride
On H"hnhN Mis- Mona Viruin. iha hcautir
francisco '''''' VI '7dh
lang" 7nd Miss vrum had planned
:" % married = the Church Of the Trans
nSutaai@n n, known as She little church
si"Lhn IN" corner hut A. he Ma d vorceJ
nv N'ars 40. and tho Episcopal church
rTluSH. r. marriages to divorced rcrsons Tho
pi.nS W"r" OF necessity changed
NJ bridH Will be attended nv a school
chGh, MISS "incna wilkins OF Now York
a,a me bot man Will be Edwa rd Cul!t.na n
OF the Harvard club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
:, stockton Street pla,s Wednesday.

Tbs Stoskton street teain .iII NJ ~.
,sWsM Ehd Athlete Club outn, w.cn, -
aA6 o.cloek a. C!arka SUNNI aiamnnS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
GoIde Defeats Church HIM,

TIC EoTde tcam defeated Cburch MIN
at church Hill, to :. The tirst gam.
VAS not finished until Gas and tho
second game was called was on account
OF 'ne late hour, as Church HITS team
did not come on tho ticId for ,ba 49,,
game until 400
The pitching of Jones for Golde was
!he feature OF the game. and Chew
ing play good ball in left field. and
cut on Two runs Al home by hnr
throwing. Liggan and Bell were ;hs
stars for ChurCn Hill Nv
Code viii nee: Newton Woodward
Wednesday evening at Byrd PARK a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
CAPT. WALKER SHIPS HORSES
sends Nine Standardized Track Horse.
TO Saratoga From iIia Farm
nj Itoycc. Nn.

lSnecial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
NiNCHESI FIR. VA. August g
,hr'hin 'hl!ip l.. NJ Walker. OF Page
brooke stock Farm. Boycc. Va. has
Sh!ppcd nine standard bred track
n"rscS 70 Saratoga. where they will
De SOFA during the forthcoming racing
meet
Captain walker. who j. retired
army oihcrr. has developed Pagebrooke
INTO one OF the best known race horse
hrceH!nS grounds in the East He
states thai conditions in Clarke County
are ld"a! !or the breeding and develop
ING OF the best race horses, and easily
cqua! those OF Kentucky
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
Nethon Mn, HCon. R,.I {,

Bert Heihqf. Who has played with both
i ;h Giants and Phillies. and Is now. crack
Seattle club OF the Pacific League. may
Stage come back 70 the majors a weak
knee vas tho OF his dismissal 10
the minors; but this injury has rnended and
II IS said he Is hitting his former stride
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
MAYS MUST PAY FINE
nan Johnson An9ounccs That Large
H"m Must COME From Pitchers
rocket for Jumping
" SIIINEn,nN

:, WASHINGTON. August Car,
NAYS. American League pitcher. undar
~, i3r breaking a contract
WIN ne EoSton club. will be subjected
I" hcavN fine, which he mus, nav
ou' OF his own pocket. President John
son of the league announced btro
."hlSh ~ NJ. johnson LEFT tonish, for
y" ORR TO confer with tho owners
~ n" New York club. who bought
MAYS from the Rcd Sox.
Ionnson's announcement was hc
l'N'H ny baseball mon here to indi-
snort iimn. ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
c. & O.. .; r. s. Ordnance T.

L. s. Ordnance had It's winning
streak broken yesterday. when the
6. & O. Clerks defeated them in a
fas. AID we'll played game by the score
of 10 !.
nance. hurled winning ball. allowing
three hits and giving no bases on
balls. but the breaks were against
him.
French also pitched good ball. get
ting good support IN the pinches.
For {. s. O., McChee. McAllister and
Green played well. while the batting
:. Ordnance. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
POLO THRILLS LARGE CROWD
R"clnrny Team Defeats Old Meadow
brook Rivals in Tense Match
nj IIemnntend.

HEMPSTEAD. - y. August TN,
inssSa,oa hunt polo team thrilled 1000
Old rivals. the Meadow brook team. bv =
score oi 81 to IL goals
inc, victory was surprise The game
VS. for the county cham pionshir and Mas
haaysa 10 determine the most likely tim
oef 10 he sent to England in the srrInr
III an effort to bring back the interna,!ona1
cup won by the British in 1914
~ was a NIP and tuck affair during tho
rrst four chukkcrs, the score standing nj
kockh"ay ! goal and at Meadowbroos g.;
Major Strawbridce successfully hiocEeI
lEciF opponents In the FIRST three pcriods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03

top in the Athletic League, dcfesti inr
INC - I. Crr-lp nine in a fast game or
''T diamond by tho score of 6 to O.
Nenncdy pitched his eighth victory
CUT OF nine games. and allowed onlv
. .Tur hits making his third shutout
c, ne Mc,dinS was Of the big league
ne oatting OF StrinEcr and Beck were
ESQ icaturcs Rcames pitched "A good
hcnN was too much for them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03

L. : Ordinance ......i 0 o 0 o 0 o.
summary: Two.h base hits--Ea cho. PuEh.
Stu'". Er,amcr stolen bascs-Stu,z. Ha
ling. MorIow: McGhec o.. :. Double pla,s-
Green to McGhce: Purh 10 Eacho 10 Brown.
Left on bhses-C. q O.. =: L. : Ordina nee
, First base on crro!s-C. & o. :: u S.
ORDINANCE. :: Bases balls-on Cannon.
o; Of French: 6. Hits--or Cannon. 3 In Q
innings. OF French. in innings. Struck
out--by Cannon. g: by French. J. Time O!
game, l.3c. Umpire. Edwards Scorer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
nis Trade In Three-Eye Leaen.

Moline and Peoria clubs of the Three.
Eve Lea que have made a trada Imrte-
anc,uaes seven players. Otto koeppinr
ana tred Brownman. the former an in,
nclder and the latter an o,itHo iaa 'l
% Peoria for Inheldcrs Rrcsscn
WH;aEsoner. Catcher Fallentine and
lItGhers Conkwright and Russell arn
hooked to repor: to Moline "ie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
SWIMMING RECORDS MADE
-arie Curtis. Drtroi, school Cir,
- burns in sprint.
w As.oeIs,er -.


DETROIT. August o..
r nS ;5 an, and two He" sis'e a-a wert
-Ssaie anu!onship outdoor .9,,.ir,'. h.re .
-l.oosy by ;iar!e Curiis cutertI .-.t'' ...' !
Northern HEN s. hool Sb4 .'..H !,e'fol'
H.. oa," Sif"k. rcco,a hos ry ftr,
and .I %, 10 70, A.se!e. from :! Is a. .s
I'd ana 59-yard .rec si,.e ~" 10.
r.sa n~ i Sts,e mars Of 1859 and ~"
ZAP iht G A a L, events Perry McG. u,,.
IsS. Litihols @ handy won tho ~.
p 1ti IN he 221-yard and 5t-yafd fl.c
Eye over MI team mates l. lone .,S
Ieieie' HIS Tune was .,a7 ana a. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
Observation-Disclosures Eor,.,,.,

me double header scheduled at Byrd
Park yesterday between RichmSnJ
6room and Grace Street Baptist vas
forfeited TO Richmond Broom. on ac
count OF the Sunday school lads fail
ing 10 muster team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
ChriSto-CoIn Wins

;, Christo-Cola defeated Cottrell Sad
9oierF at BENTON Park by the score Of
10 d. Inc features OF the game were
.he catch of Martin in center field. AMI
INC pltching. Of both hurlers. who ONLY
allowed six hits each ''
- hriSto-cola Company will play
trace street mdwcek game at Byrd
Park or c. e. ~ field
Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
Marathon for Chicago Amateurs.

More than 900 runners are expected to
enter the Logan Square Athletic Clubs
marathon event. Of Chicago to'be run on
sunday. August 10. special trophy will
be given the leader in the novice division.
The race Is eight miles and l., being held
in order 10 develop green material!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03

West End Athletic Club defeated IN.
he score of 10 10 o The wi,i,crss
mint their opponents. gaining fifteen
afeties 20 their nine
HroWn hit we'll making two doubles
nd a single. The whole Vest Eni
cam played well. although making
our errors, none OF which came -
ritical stages, however
secret
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
snen, Athletic club defeated s,oo.

silent Athletic Club defeated Stock
tph street at South Side yesterday hy
the score OF 70 in ten innings II
was pitchers battle throughout
Morr!sSeite HAVING the better OF IL
until she Athletics began ugly tactics
when demoralized the entire game
The individual features were the
pitching Of Powell and Morrissette and
mo heldinS OF Thomas for Stockton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
Davis wins Singles Title,

KANSAS CITY; so. August EN-
"a M OF spectacular shots. Wills Z Davis
California star. won the western tennis
charlottesville In the mems singles by de.
i'atnE RdInh burdick Chicago. io.s. as