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of cooked homny,
a tablespoonful of sugar, the same Of
shortening; mix well, cool and add
Sift in one and one-half teaspoonfuls
of baking powder and little salt beat
well and bake in hot buttered gem
pans.
Hominy and Pecan croquettes.-
Boil half cupful of hominy with q
Tablespoonful Of salt in two cup
fuls of water five minutes, then put
into a double boiler and cook two
hours or over night In a double boil
er. Add two tablespoonfuls of short
ening, half a cupful of chopped Pc
cans and teaspoonful of scraped on
ion. Cool and shape in cylinders.
Beat one egg lightly, add two table
spoonfuls of cold water, roll crO-
quotes in crumbs and egg, then in
crumbs again and fry in deep fat. This
makes one dozen croquettes.
Scotch Dat crackers.-Put two cup
fuls Of rolled oats through the meat
grinder, add one-fourth of a cupful
each Of milk and molasses, one and
half tablespoonfuls of fat, one-fourth
of teaspoonful Of soda, one tea.
spoonful of salt and one-fourth Of
cupful Of raisins or nuts cut in bits.
Mix well, roll very thin and cut in
fancy shapes. Bake 20 minutes in a
moderate oven.
Oatmeal Tomato Soup.-Take half
can Of tomatoes, one-third Of a
cupful of oatmeal. two cupfuls of wa
ter, one tablespoonful Of sugar, half
a small onion, pepper and salt to taste,
bit Of bayleaf and two tablespoon
fuls Of peanut butter. Cook one hour;
rub through strainer, add seasoning,
If needed, and serve hot.
Corn Flour GriddIe cakes.-Taks
one and one-half cupfuls of sour milk,
the same of corn flour, three-fourths
Of a teaspoonful of soda, one tea
spoonful Of salt and one well-beaten
egg. Beat well with a wire whisk
and bake on hot griddle.
N... Mle4~tl1
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DISHES FROM CORN AND EDIBLE
GRAINS.

The coarser foods are quite neces-
sary in our diet and should be used
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freely at all times
of the year.
Hominy Gems
Pour one cupful of
scalded milk over
half a cupful of
cornmeal. add one
fourth of Il cupful
of cooked hominy,
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

tttISt raGH-Srn furlonrs,rRlue wrsek,
Light Vine l%s HnuYton). to,2. Z 10 B. j
s.. Allan. Double Eye. Betty J.. American
Boy Hurry. krcwer also ran.
Second racr-Steeiplcchs about two
mhes-ktngsiown Pier. 1t5 ,Williams). i
q" 20 !. even won: Fari Mac. lI7
thiri Tm".-I:l3. Mclos. Northwood.
Cherry stone also ran.
Third raC--thc Woodh- ven selling
stakes: hye furlonGs- Eddie Rickeubacacr,
III irroXlerJ. ii to y. even. | to 2 won:
Romany. 100 Fstorl.,. 10 !. E To 2. / /" .,
Dor. His Choice. St Germain. PoIntcx.
Nackmaort. iieyday, Cormorant. Simpleto on
also ran
Fourth rac"--;h. Iiindoo handicap: Milo
= iiollistor 10 fkuXton), 4 to 2. To >.
20 i. 30 2, second; .ouestionnairc. o!
tMcAtctI. 4 to |. to D. to .. third. Time
-i.3o i-5. rhassonr. Thunderstorm ais.
ram.
IHifth rsce---cIaimins three -year-old.l
mil" AND sixteenth lemons Ron. -
Nandiver. IS vida. ! 10 >. q TO 5. l 10 :.
second: Haliymoonsy. 100 tFator). 3 10 ..
even to o. third. Time-ltb Id Hal
last. Blackboard. Benevolent also
sixth r,cr--threc- ycar-olds and an.
msiden~: six ;urionIs-l."ad star. lis
IN, E6yss. ia ,a;ori to l. : to /. s 10
+. second. jcwclcr. ia tAmhrose, {" /.
10 l, even. Time Is lis. War Note.
sir Grafton. Ecyailieu Nannet:e F'lack:
india. Princess Lilo. courcc!les Blalr cora.
Sweet Tooth
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AQUEDUCT ENTRIES TODAY

Fire. rAce-claning for Year old.,
Ieen. lo:; RossIaHd. 10 roncane,, 100;
Second rsce--hiiics, three ye2f-o.ds, one
miie-RhsJes, il5 SCOTS. 100: Duchess
Lace. rs: Ballet Dancer IT., rs: Hcrodia :
100; Tailor Maid. 100 Yvette, IO6 Phantom
Maid, 100: H!ghborn Lady. l"6. Athlone
100
Third rsce--,he Hamburg handicap
ihrec-y.s olds and w, seven fur!ones--
ina Frank. llH; Trompelamort. 1"G Thun.
derstorm 81; George starr, 1922: !Errant'
as
senins. three. year-oids and up one Mi,
and sinteonth--.\frican ARROW i0a rad
~ whack. ii:; Marchessa. Icf; Dorcss
Fitin race-sellins; Tor three, ycar odd,
and up. mile--''rai!or Maid. 90. Cour
Gallant, iO1; Uncle. La..!e. ios: Kcer
lane. % CONNECT. Ms; Grimall<iu. los
.riuren2! %: Day Due. sS: Bciario. 100
Poi.., 9S; EsrlocEcr. lO&, -Wtlfrcda. ~
IVY. no; Thi~;lcdon. lo5, Marehcsss, II.
So. SeaTchI:eht, Ill, IS
SKIN sce--cond,tions for hli.s. two
y-aT.olds. 1--WE MISREPRESENTATION Fair i0s
fhelm6 + 6a. Game Chick. i06. .Azurita
i9s TAchs o'Gannt' ios Gloria Frame
Cons;ancy, 100.
apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear. Track fast
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FEDERAL RESERVE TEAM
DEFEATS POLICE, II TO 9
Thompson Holds Coppers Hitlcss Iinttl
sixth InnlnR-W1nncrS Hit
Ball Unrd Throughout.

The Federal Reserve team trounced
the Police At boulevard Field yestsr-
day afternoon by the score OF Il 10 ..
y; n" stage Of the game was victory
in doubt TOR the bankers. the Re
scrvjsts slammed the ball to all cor
nerS of the lot and ran wild on the
bases, stealing twrnty-threc. OF this
number Broaddus stole five.
Thompson. hurting for the bankers,
held The guardians of the law hitless
until tn" sixth. when he eased up after
Portable lead The Police used three
pitchers in an attempt to stop the
RESERVE slurgcrs, but 10 no avail "a
they were on n hating rampage.
The only long hits Of tho game we're
made hy the Police. Brown and Bauer
each securing three-ply swats with
two men on bases
hn
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.DEMPSEY's TRAINING OVER.
ONLY LIGHT EXERCISE FROM
NOW ON FOR CHALLENGER
willard VIII Keep Up Boxing Through
Wednesday because or His I'm
sntfsfnctOr! Condition.
ny FRANK q. MENKE.


TOLEDO. ONO. June 3O.-A trio OF
furiousiy contested rounds wound up
Jack Dempsey's strenuous training
program program for his battle on July 4.
exercises; Just enough 20 keep his
muscles In shape" declared Manager,
The concluding act OF Dempseys
months OF hard training was to swap
Pruh,ehes Tor round each with Bill
Malone. """ 'ae"
Before Jack worked. Billy Muldoon.
,ne tamous trainer. measured the
ihc crowd. Dempsey was six feet two
a ancn "rc, IN r"E 9,rn ,GEs Ills height was
G cover last week tina, he beamcd
s., "DSempsey Is the mos, deceptive iooi:-
ms nghter ever saw in the ring"
said Muldoon. Watch him in action
agains, Tate Or the smaller men and
that he, is over six fee, and thai s he he
beams beyond 200. lie looks little
M mbnm yo, 5h s,.ra HUSKY middleweiish;
Al him. '''"
81. Rounds for willard.
wG SE f r9"n ,dse t ,2ij,1 the days
AID then went the same number With
'E Monohan. The big fellow.
m Mnn aS S3s wnS cut yesitsrday ny Mono
retaliation for Monohan and opened
proceedings III each round by swing
ing viciously. But Walter was wary
ana Kept away from The champion
Walter also carried the fight 10 Wi
faro and whanEcd him twice on the
tribe
the surprise of the afternoon IN III.
wizard workout was the manner i'm
WhiSn Monohan sent in 4 crashing left
10 marc ston..'ch Il wasn't OF the
variety mat Jess stands and takes
soou haturedly from his sp.rrinC
partners. but carried snap 10 H. ana
TIA; made Willard look up IN wonder
tn" men eyed each other for a t,iii
second before resuminE sparring
Tho crowd. lie "r tried 'i nr5n ned
aSain and again on Hemp.c with UttIe
success. lie missed four OF them in
row. me champion's condition il
si'Ll nnsatisiactorv 20 him and ne am
bounced that he would kecp on with
res, THURSDAY; on Tuesday and We'd
with Hcmpic and Monohan, shadow
boxing VIII constitute The rest or MS
exercise.
HettinE al Stand.tiIi.
Re;t.ng on tho contest was practt
cally At u siandsti!I today There i
q world OF Dempsey money waiting for
willard fans TO cover. but they reina i'm
backward One broker said the WIZ
ard men were nibbiinE a little today
and expected TO see some large warcrs
made in a day or two.
Odds were one 10 three that Dempsey
would knock Willard out. There wcro
several other freak bets. Even money
JContinucd on Tenth paCr,
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WILCOX WILL RACE
Has Wired for Entry Hank for 100
Mile Derby Mt Shcepshcad
on July 4.

"HowdN" WilcoS. who defeated Ralph
De Palma and All the noted auto race
drivers OF the world in the $4,000
Liberty Stakes IN indianapolis last
for tho l0o-milc Derby. the feature OF
the program al races 10 be decided at
tho Sheepshcad Gay Speedway on
July 4
Negotiations are NOW under way for
match race between Ralph De Pa alma
and "llowdy" WILCOX. Several other
noted SpecuStcrs want 10 come in.
When the drivers agree upon terms
and the distance Manager James j.
Johnston VIII offer purse. IL looks
now as if at least twenty-five ears will
he seen in the 100 mile Derby with
land flyers capable OF maintaining a
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VARSITY DEFEATS ALUMNI
<inia Tech. sold Men" play Sterling
3Bal1 itut Lose Game By Count
OF ( 10 ..

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
,ACkSBCRG. VA, June 3u.-rhc
varsity nine defeated the alumni
here today in one OF the fastest
&nost exciting games ever staged
iiles field. About 5000 people
led the old stars battle the Techs.
varsity drew FIRST blood in The
inning. but the alumni ran ahead
sixth
alumni With the bases fun in
ninth inning had an excellent
Bases fun Dunhhhn srdiu shrdlu
Ice TO win, but tight pitching by
we prevented the necessary hits.
work OF Winnie. LeeG. Logan. Ly-
kok, Bernier and Smithy for the
Uni. and the catching OF Stumpf OF
varsity were the features.
Ore by innings:
{Sci 80. 0 o o OO2 1000 o
..'.... % q . / Ok & o
cries - Berni-r and Hartman
Marye and Stumpf Umpire
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CONTINUED on Tenth PaseD
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WIN anniversary GAME
PIRATES VICTORS ON TEN
YEAR-OLD FORBES FIELD
TWO oid-'rimers Appear la Line-Ip
In Contest Lost by st. Louis lie
cause OF Nays WlIdncsS.
IBv Associnted Prcss. !

riITSBCRGH.J June 30-Pittsburgh
defeated ST Louis today by score or
or the opening of Forbes Field and
TWO PLAYERS took part in .oday's game
VINO appeared in the lineup ten years
OF 81 Louis. both being members OF
the pittsburgh team at that time.
Mays WildncSs was directly respou-
s!blc for the loss OF today's game by
81. Louis. The Pittsburgh club an
nounced that they had secured Out
helder Nicholson from the Detroit
team via the waiver route.
Score:
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ATHLETICS, a.; SENATORS, 3
INv Assnciated rrc,.l

pHIl.ADtlPHlA hume 3O.-Sincl,s
by Walker and Strunk, following a
pass TO Thomas in the ninth. gave
Philadelphia the decision over Wash i.
inGion today. to }. Rice'S ,riple win
the bases filed tiel he score in IN.
hfth after long hits hy McAvoy vii,
and walker. gave tho locals an carly
lead, Growers fielding was brilliant.
Score,
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Portsmouth
COOLERS, 3; BUILDERS, l
Especial TO The Times Dispatch. !

Petersburg defeated the locals today
by the score of 10 !, the Newport
News score being Kept down by sem
satlonaI fielding by tn: visitors. The
local club outhit the Nuts. but three
errors, coupled with several opportune
bngles, won. Mcconnell hunted safely
and scored without the ball leaving
the diamond
Fox
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Chattanooga signs Hart.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. June SO
Announcement is made by Manager
Strans Nicklin. Of the Chattanooga
Southern Association club. tina; he has
signed Eddie Hart. outheldcr OF the
Eleventh United States Cavalry team,
and that he viii make his debut in
The game with Little Rock here to-
morrow.
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YANKs WIN DOUBLE BILL
RED S0X LOSE FIRST GAME
DESPITE RUTH'S HOME RUN
New York Stages EiRhth-InnIng Hat
Hes In 10th Contests to Overcome
Enrly Leads.
NV Associated rrcssl

MEM YORK. June 3o-New York
won both games OF double header
eighth inning rally in each 10 over
come onc-run lead OF the Red SoX.
The scores were TO and to >.
me world champions fCided poorly
IN he first contest and lost despite
Ruths home run with the bases full
In tho sixth inning
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Boston .............. q u q q n 4 %
New Nuri. ....-........l % u q q q q -
summary; Two base hits-Shannon. La
mar. Eudi". stolen hascs-Bakcr CO. Sac
r,hre hit--Nitt Sacrinc ny-Shannon
i1oubi" piays-Schang to shannon: Ruth 20
shannon. Left on hases-New York .
boston; .. Base on balls-on Schneider. =
OH Quinn :; of pcuuocn, . Hits-uif
Schn"dcr, in innings. struck out--.hy
Schneider, J: hy Pcnnork. > wild pitch
f"nnnvh. Winning pitcher Quinn.
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RUBEs, 6; TARS, |


Special TO The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK, VA, June 3O-Sunolk
had an easy time beating Norfolk to-
day. The locals could not solve Col
Inns delivery. the four hits registered
against him being Of the huke variety
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WHITE SOx. 5; INDIANS, 2
Inv Associotcd Press !

GLEN NLAND. June 3O.-.Chicae 60 de
lrated Cleveland, = 10 .. today in
stormy game. Manager Gleason was
elected from the field in tho first in
nnG Tor protesting decision. Later
lCOrtinMch or Tenth PagcO
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St. Louis ................. q o n q o q o.
Pittsburgh ....-.........i u o u o n Nj
summary: Two UaS" hits--Smith t.> ::
l1Nau. Three base htt--Stcngc Stolcu
hascs--Caton. cutshaw. Sacrihv" hits
stock. Adams. Double p!ays-Stock. I.Rvan
and Miller. Lost baSe--Si Louis 2 :.
Pittsburgh. lrases on hails--May. - Tu
GRO. :. His--Om May. In s Hi by pItche-
BY Tucrc. tCu;shawI Struck out-May
;; Adams. !. Losing pitchcr-Ma:
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Detroit.

Detroit Observation-Disclosures q q q q n g, n;
St Louis .......... q u q u q a.,
{, Sun; summary rwo,bn;;e hi,s-Tob,n te,.
L.totth Ease, y hsinith Sacrifice hits
--D"troit, g: 81. Louis y Bases on hnIIs-
on Roland. I: OF Davenport. ! OF wright
i'i's-on paycnpor!. in "a. of kocb.
IN Is. Struck ou;-by Bomnd. 3 Nv
Davenport, Ivy Wright. =. Wild ri:ch-
Holland. losing rI.Nhcr--D nNe nnniI
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REDS, AZ: CUBS, II


wv NNfONIHIHU ITcsE-
CHICAGO. June 5O--Cincinnnti took
TWO games from Chicago today. Ia
and TO |. The visitors punched hits
off Douglas for tho nrSt victory. while
errors by the locals gave them the
second game.
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INDIANS LOSE CLOSE GAME
BETTER BASE RUNNING BY
PORTSMOUTH WINS CONTEST
JOHN HurIs Fine Dali. striking Out
Seven. Hut TX Dcfcntcd by
3 to Score.

/ Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.I
I PORTSMOUTH. VA. June 30.--Ports-
mouth defeated Richmond today by
superior base running.
Score:
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TIGERS. 6; BROWNS, I


ST. LOUIS, Juno 30--Dctroit buried
i)aNcnport under an avalanche ot base
nus IN Inc second inning when the
visitors scored four runs and won the
Louis today 1 10 l.
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pBLEY LOST TO NORFOLK
Try Farrell Rules' That He he.
lnGs 10 Charlotte CInb and
- Not TO Tars.
fBy Abbreviated Press |

kRIdJTTE. ~ c. June 30.-J!m
~, outfeide err catcher. was award
the sCharIotte club BIZ Secretary
e1i.# OF the Minor League Baseball
b6lRkion, In a telegram received
8S4Sday. Conley is AT present with
ssSNNr$0lk5 (yirginia Leaguel CLUB,
|tcLff club also claimed Conley's
)HtceS
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati. {; Chicago. I thrst game.
Cinclnnuti 2, Chicago. tsecOnd
gnMc).
Pittsburgh 1: 81. Louis. I.
New York. =: Boston. 4.
GAMES TODAY.
PHILADELPHIA at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
81. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati nj Chicago.
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GIANTS. 7; BRAVES, d
NV Associated Press. !

BOSTON. June 3o.-Ncw York made
its hits count and defeated Eoston,
to 5, today. Boston oil; HIT New
York, but by poor base running threw
away chances 20 score.
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FIRST GAME.
Cincinnati. Chicago
Totals ...3s . Total. $50
Bauth 70: ricIS in eighth.
Score BY inninPs

Cincinnati ............. q I o q o..
Chicago ........... 900 q u q oil
SUMMARY Two-ba,e hit.-Ncalc Masec.
kt!l'fcr Ruother Three. naHo hit.-Dau-
bert. Groh. Sacrifice hit---Rath. Sacrifice
hy-Neale Double play--Groh to pauber;.
i."t; on bases--C!ncinnA; To- chicago. 4
BASES bails--Dougias. i RJcthcr :.
Bailey l.. Hits on Douglas. in 6 TIT hy
p!;uht BY Baicy tDaubcrtl. Struck out
by Douglas. 8: Rue;her :. Passed bali
kiilifer. Losing pitcher-DouElss.
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petcrsburI

summary: rwo-hasc hits-Hcn6es and
Heck. Sacrifice hitS-tIcCk. Dauc ", on.
stolen hascs-McConnc!l. Hillard, Magic.
pasc 10 \lSh I" tr"ssiey.
ton. Left on bases-Scwport News. ::
Petersburg. G.. Rit hy pitched bail-Na cla.
Struck out--by Harris .; by CovinEton. 4
Time OF game. i:te. Empires. GENTLE and
La
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Ryan IN fourth.
Score Ivy Innings: Il
Federal E"Srrv" .......1 = ~ p-l1
Richmond Police - ~ - q = Z -. 2
summary: Three b"so hits-R, o H-n.
Bauer. stolen b2scs-RurnhAm 90. Van
rclt. AvcrlH 60. rhompson t2,. Broaddus
%. Franck CO. Wharton 90 Br!ton 81.
Brock CO. Schumann Jones Dcuppe.
w"ods tIi, by pitched baI-Van PEI
Schumann. Woods ca. MaScy. Dcoppe Loft
On hnscs-ledcrHi, u; Police. s First ba
on ,error-Icdersl. 6, Police. :. Bases on
ba lls-on Thompson. .: of Bauer. on
Woods. , off BROWN. o. iii,s--on rhomi.-
son. . IL 2 innings; or nnut-, in M
In innings. struck out--hN THOMPSON.
II ny Brau"r, : ny Woods. 3 by Bro In
!. Time Of gamc-e:lj. Scorer. H. Silrr.
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Itoston.
New York

Totals 81 I'll Totals III as /
Balted for KcaIing in second.
Score Ivy innings: n.
Nav York ..............aiO o.
Boston ...............0 n /: o q o o IL
Summary: Two base hiis-Fietchcr. Chase.
Young RoHcke Rawlings Thorpe. cruise.
iCOmIinued on Tcnth PAseD
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SECOND GAME.
Totals so Totals ,..3l 6
a. ,tnd FIR rIrh,

n.
Score by innings: II.
Cincinnati ............ q n q y n o.
Chicago .................l q n n n--i
Summary. TNo-oase hit--RuSh Stolen
haSns-Mann, Mertls. Sacrifice hits-Neale,
ca. LIEF, Oh bases-Cinciunati, .: Chica go,
Bases cn balls--RinE q Hendrix. ! :
Martha /. Hits of Hendrix I in 8 Sirucs
oui--Hius. s; Hendrix, |. Losing pitcher
IIerI
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referee and to tnN
bat. although "
OF that jury syste1
everything the 9th
All We want la 10
ring. After thst
chances"
SO fai. Nj. VIII
no mental concern
OF Mir. Dempsey bel
place at the appoln
hasn't given The ida
thought ~ is a q
smoked u1 10 some
such Il possibility ts|
Ituniors AHoat
MIR. Willard has
Of about as MANI
champion we have e}
Ming the mysterious
has been whispered
sleep walker. a night
thul- else.
Dld jacques Curle
potta watom:e giant
sn y % the world. "
aEu. and some OF the
pcnsch hy jacques
personality has boon
continued On J.
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Suffolk.


Norfolk ...........0 q 0 q u u O 0--J
summary: rwo-base hii-Atunch Home
run--Blach. Stolen baseS-Oldrins ,@).
CtreEi. Lea theirs, i5allinScr. Sacrih" hits
BLACK. Double plays--Black 20 McCann:
Mccain 70 Black to Munich (2J. Ccresi 10
l.ca theirs Ia Schwartz. Left on bases
suffolk. :: Norfolk s. Struck out-by Col
lins,, =: by Meis 3. Base. on ha(is-or
collins. :; OF Meis. 7. Bsk--CollIns. Hit
hatsmcn--hy Meis. tMcCRnn). limo q:
game, i:3s. tmpircs. Shafcr and Johnston
Attendance, 600
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FIRST GAME.
Batter out hit by bali.
lBatt"d for James in ninth

Roston .............G q q u O % ~
New York ... u q = q q II
summary: Home ruu-Ruth. stolen
has" Vick Double piays--shsnnon 10
Scott 80 Ruth: VIZ s. SchanE 10 Wit:
shannon :" Scott; r"UEinpaush to Pratt 10
Pipr,, LETT on h"ses--Ncw York. 6: Boston,
!. Base hslls-oT James 2: off shaw
key. J. Struck nut--by Shawixcv q
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
suffolk. q: Norfolk. I.
Petersburg. 3: Newport News, I.
Portsmouth. 3: Richmond. :.
GAMES TODAY.
suffolk nj Norfolk.
Richmond ut Parts m0nth.
Petersburg ut Newport News.
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H,tSIIiIlcton,
Iliilatlrlul,ia.

summary: Two-baSr hit---MCApcN. Three
base hits--Ric", Wit. Home rurs-Wallicr.
stolen hase--Roesrs. Sacrifice hit--Struuk
nnubi" plays-Thomas MCAvoy, Thomas
witt BurrrsS and DuEan; Rurruss tuna :
S.stedl. Lett on bascS--Wa hing ton. &.
fr'iauc!phia, II. Bases hllls-Rober;
son. ! Craft. J.: Rogers. 8. iiits-on Rob
nrt"nn, III :. Struck out-Craft, =; Rogers
j, Losing r:trher-Eobrrtson.
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Federal Rcsery


Totals Ia u - Totals ...3T
Schumnnn IN last Of third.
Rust in sixth
Wharton IN seventh.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. :: Itnstun. . tHrst camr,.
New York. (, Boston. tscroni gNmr).
PHILADELPHIA. I; Washington. 3.
chicago. J: Cleveland. :.
Detroit. q: ~. Louis. 1.
GAMES TODAY.
Detroit ut 81. Louis.
Chicago At CleN Gland.
New York nj Washington.
Boston mt Philadelphia.
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Continued on Tenth raEc. }
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ISOstof,
New York

Rated for .peunock In ninth
tBated fnr Schneider in seventh
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II. Louis
Pittsburgh.

Totals as . t Totn. - 8
Stated FOR May in seventh
3, BaticG for Turo in ninth
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-16
CONClL|AT0RS FAIL
TO SETTLE STRIKE
10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED VIA

New York. Feb 15.--Federal con
ciliators had failed tonight to effect
a settlement in the nationwide strike
called for Monday of union workers
in all the basic building trades en-
ployed on contracts held by members
of the Building Trades Employers
association, but announced that union
leaders had agreed to submit the
case to the national war risk board
The strike called in sympathy
with that of the Brotherhood of
Carpenters, who are demanding an
increase in pay of a dollar day
was authorized today by the execu-
tive council of the building trades
department Of he American Fedora
ton of Labor, and ratified later by
the presidents Of the various unions.
Federal Commissioner Henry J.
Skeffington who has been working
on the case and who declared that
the strike "will seriously interfere
with Boston's plans for construction,
estimated that nearly 100000 men
throughout the country would be
thrown out Of work. Union leaders
estimated that 30 percent of the
building contracts for the govern
|ment would be Affected.