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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-30
Chicago Produce.

Chicago, H., July 80.
Butter-Higher; creamery. 4sG5sh.
Egss-Lower; receipts l0.2l7 cases,
at mark, cases Included 3sd4l; ordin-
AIRY firsts 3sQ40is; frsts, 42q43.
Poultry-Allve lower; fowls. so;
springs, 3093a.
Pork. cash-Nominal.
Lard. cash-34.35.
Ribs, cash--2S.00629.0o
Rye No 2-Nominal: No. 3, 1861.
Barley-1.2s& q l.43.
Timothy-S.00 al1.5o.
Clover-Nominal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-30
Chicago Potato Market.

Chicago, H., July 80.
Potatoes-weak; Kansas, Missouri
and Early Ohios, sacked. car lots, $50
OSLO per cwt: Irish Cobblers, Virginia
and Maryland. car lots, 7.25 $3.50 per
bbl Early Ohios. sacked, jobbing best,
$500; receipts Al cars,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-30
PROSPECT OF RAIN BRINGS
PRICES powN-coMMlssIoN
HOUSES SELLING MOST.
LOWER OPENING IS FOLLOWED
BY MODERATE GAINS AT CLOSE
Oats Eased Down With corn-Markst
Continues to Sag After Opening un.
ohansed-Provisions Upheld BY Re-.
moved Strength Of heas Grain
Has Only Temporary Influence.

Chicago. July So.-Corn declined In
value today largely as a result Of scat
tered rains and a prospect Of more
rain. The chief selling was on the part
Of houses with country connections.
Trade, however, lacked volume. OPP
ening prices. which ranged from y to
SIS lower, with September at s1.s6 and
December sl.SsQ1.7l. were followed
by moderate rallies from bottom fig
ures OF the initial range.
Toward the last demand for July
gave strength to that delivery, but
other months showed increased weak
ness on account of belief that rains
were at hand. The close was nsettled.
IL to 2S cents net lower, with Sep
tember at sl.S5k to $l.95as and De-
cember at sl.eSt TO $3.50.
Oats.
Oats eased down with corn. After
opening unchanged to q cent off, in
Guiding September at so to sok the
market continued TO sag.
Provisions.
Provisions were upheld by renewal
OF strength in the hog market. Weak
ness Of grain exercises only a tempo
rary bearish influence.
Later the increased weakness of
corn made provisions tend DOWN grade.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-30
Chicago Grain Close.

OV.
Corn-No. 2 mixed. 1893; No. s mixed,
1873; No. white. EOS: No. yellow.
POI q 2.0I15; No. white. 2.07; No. 8
yellow. 1877: No yellow. 1916 G1.9S:
sample grade, 1.75dI.95.
Oats-No. 9 mixed, II: No. white.
7e ~ 81; No. white. 7sa4 9S02; No.
white, 7sA d7s1a; sample grade, 72h
67SL
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-30
SHIPPERS HOLD
BACK LIVE STOCK
RECEIPTS GREATLY cURTAlLEp
BECAUSE OF RIOTS AND
STRIKE IN CHICAGO.
ABOUT oNE.THlRp OF
NORMAL HOG SUPPLY

Prices Begin to Rally From Cut Of
Tuesday, Which Amounted to $f.25
Per Hundred in Some Instances
Packers Estimate They Can Operate
To Extent Of 60 Per Cent Capacity.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-30
Kansas City Live Stock.


Cattle-Estimated receipts for today
1000: 1000 calves; market lower.
Heavy beef steers, medium
and heavy weight, choice
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-30
Land Prospects, Read This
A FARM
FREE
of Commissions

Why Pay Land Agents Big Prices and
Commissioner
When you can deal direct with the
owners thru the Cooperative Realty
g. Exchange Agency's List. They will
send you free list Of farms listed
with them and you will deal direct
with the owners. This Agency does not
charge one cent commission for sale.
Write the COOPERATIVE Realty & FIX
change Agency to-day for their list
and it will be sent you FREE.
COOPERATIVE REALTY 4 Ex-
CHANGE AGENCY
LAWYER q Hunting building
FaiEmont. MINI, r. Q. Box -.
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Chicago Live Stock.

chicago, July 81.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for today
1l,000; market, weak.
Heavy beef steers. medium
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-30
Representative Heifer Sales.

Omaha Live stock.
Omaha, July 30.-Cattle-Estim
receipts for today, 1000; market
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George J. Evans, T. D. Tomlinson;
i. ] Tomlinson; 81. r. Tomlinson;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02
HOLMAN PICKED TO ::
WIN BY El-S0lD|El

Jesse Holman's Virginia dsbqt ~
Camp Lee Friday afternoon may
mark the beginning Of IN industrious
ring career. He il now in graat
shape for his round 80 with
Speedy Lawrence. and all indications
point to the contest being the faste1t
and best exhibition Of the manly art
Camp Lee.
Ernest c. Pollard. sports writer,
who has seen Holman box on many
occasions, both serving Uncle Sam In
the 111th field artillery. got back yeN-
terday. Ills return has this to 10
with Fridays great bout: PoilAEd
AYERS Holman is as good as any man
has weight in the country and that
be. Pollard looks for the Richmond
lad 10 win fame In professional cir
cles.
Over at the cantonmens near Pc
tersburg interest Is running at fe-'
Yer pitch and the Liberty theater will
be the scene Of madly cheering
throng Friday AZ 1 o'clock. Theirs
will be sixty minutes Of ring work.
forty minutes boxing. and twenty
minutes rest for Holman and Law
renee. Kid Murphy and Charlie Hoi-s
man and Soldier Hopkins and Young
Medors.
Holman today will finish his train-
ing by working out a few rounds
with his brother. Sir Charles. ana
later going through a gymnastic pace
at the y. NJ. c. A. Road work has
helped Jesse Holman wonderfully.
and Richmond admirers Of the
Howitzers idol will see, at his hess
the man who cleaned up everything
in Southern army circles and reached
the semi-finals in the American expe.
dictionary force tournament staged NJ
Paris Hoiman's great showing caua-
ed General Morton, commander OF the
.sth division. to commend him warm
~ in an ofYicial order.
Az the Richmond baseball eiub-5Ns
playing In Petersburg Friday moso. u
ing. II Is believed q large crowd wll1
70 from this city to Goobertown ara
Camp Lee to witness both sportinR
events.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02
TRADE REVIEW

Wholesale dealers continue to re-
ceive good orders both for immediate
and future delivery particularly so in
shoes, dry goods and clothing Pro-
visions and groceries are holding up
well though not actively as some other
lines.
Building is unusually' active and
supply dealers and manufacturers In
this line are busy. Retail trade is fair
though not equal to last year except
III wearing apparel,
Tobacco manufacturers are quiet as
dealers have heavy stocks on hand.
Trunk and bag manufacturers report
good demand Lumber is in better de-
mand and prices have stiffened Pro-
duce is more plentiful and prices show
some decline, Labor is we'll employed
and shortage of farm help Is re-
ported
during the month Collections are fair
II most districts Wholesale automo-
bile accessory dealers report large
volume of business. this line is becom-
ing large factor in trade circles in
this district
Crops are generally in fair condition,
The wheat crop. which has been har-
vested is disappointment in both
yield and quality. having been injured
by unfavorable weather, Corn is in
fair condition
Tobacco is in fair condition though
the acreage will be smaller than last
-year-Cetten- @fair-eondition
though not far enough advance to indi-
cate the yield. Pastures are in good
condition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02
BASEBALL
+ K ACK
G Q L F
Bunk, Declares Willard When
Charged With Secret Training
pion Says he May Be On Exhibition at His Training
Quarters as Late as Thursday Afternoon-H He Feels
Z Like It.

sey--and finding no willard backing
along the horizon
A fellow wandered into one OF the
| betting places tonight and declared
he had $500 to get at even money on
willard, whereat nineteen men leaped
for him. The fellow who got the
bet offered $50 bonus for 1t by one
OF the disappointed leapers. but tho
answer was.
why should turn over to you q
sure $500 for 500"
Although the crowd split about So
10 In its verbal opinion an TO the out
come--the so being fer Dempsey
there is a dearth OF Willard conf
dence in the wagering.
Those Dempseyites who failed to
have their offers covered last week
and figured the new arrivals would
bring some Willard money, have been
disappointed. 1t is possible that be-
fore night day. the Dempsey people
will grab any offers that the Willard
folks make-even II the request Is
that 2 to ! must be bet on Dempsey.
Ryan IL Puzzled.
This situation puzzles me moro
than anything else ever did" do
clared John J. Ryan. of Cincinnati.
who has been here nearly ten days
trying to place about $4,000 on
Dempsey.
Here we have champion. who
never has been knocked down: a
champion heYalded by many "a
knock down proof: a champion who
In classed as the greatest heavyweight
boxer In harness, q champion pre-
sumably possessed of . killing
wallop. Yet nobody wants to bet
on him: what do you make OF it,"
Seats sales for the July Fourth bat
tie between Jess Willard and Jack
Dempsey perked up considerably to-
day.
There WAS more activity in the
ticket office than has been noticeable
so far. The purchases embraced
seats OF all kinds--except. the $40
bleacher affairs. Those will be put on
sale on the morning OF the match
and II lis case OF first come first
served
No official statement as 10 receipts
has been issued since early last week,
when the total was 100000 How
ever. unofficialy 1t is said that the
! gate" SO far has gone well beyond
the $4,000 mark About 81 900 900
worth OF pasteboards were placed on
sale.
! Bogus tickets made their appear
ance in town today Every effort is
being made 10 trace them to their
source and bring about arrests OF
those guilty Just how many persons
were mulcted by "phoney" tickets Is
not known.
work on the immense arena prob.
lably will be completed before Wed
nesday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02
Killing Time Sizing Willard Training
as Inspiring as Watching Plant Grow
There Are to Be Any Thrills Big They Will Have
to Be Supplied BY Dempsey, for the Leopard Never
Changes His Spots
speculative mart

speculative mart.
Both outfits havs made plenty Of
money out of the training camps In
iact their takedown has probably
oeen almost as great az Dempeey's end
or the night purse. They wouldn't even
iet me sabbath day get by without ope-
rating. although that would have heen
a nice thing to do.
90 not notice any vast difference
IN WIZARDS condition than from TIA
nrst day / saw him two weeks AFRO
NAtcntng Jess train has been about "a
thrilling as watching veteran hall
payer get himself ready In the sprinr
and this spectacle is about As awe-in.
spring as watching \ plant grow.
think Jess IL about a. good. phv-
sically as he could be IL he had WORRIED
a year longer But / do not bel,ev.
.nat II is what you call great condi-
ton FOR fighter
Possibilities Of Limit
Dempsey seems to be drawn "a . 49,
me edge. II he cannot lick Jess on
inc Fourth. there never was time
IN his career he could have licked him
and never will be-
Inc possibility OF the battle going
Inc limit upon which expatiated sev
erai days ago. weighs upon my mind
more and more. II Dempsey 10 unable
10 win In tho hrst few rounds he IA an,
to find Willard settled back upon his
heels. with his chin high ,in air, and in
an impregnable position.
say 10 you again the leopard does
not change its spots. and willard is not
gong to change his style of fighting
unless forced to do so by Dempsey
And his style Of hghting is very unin-
teresting. II there are any, thrills in
the battle they will have to be fur
nished by Dempsey.
The Chicago contingent was knocked
Eat last night by the news that Gov
ernor Lowden. Of Illinois. had vetoed
the boxing bill The Chicago bunch
were so dead sure 1t would go through
tley were already busy making tenta-
tive matches here. Benny Leonard.
the lightweight champion. and Charley
White were almost booked for the
opening show
Tommy Walsh, Emil Thiery. s. Potts
Hall. Ed Smith. and ali the rest az TIA
Ghfcagoans, spent the evening weep-
ing ana wailing and gnashing their
teeth. The good governors ears must
have been frying last night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02
MORAN THINKS JESS
IN SHAPE FOR BOUT
BY Frank Moran.

Toledo. June 1.-The usual hustle
at the camps today, with large crowds
in attendance proved that heat Is
nothing but help to the gate at the
training camps, so great Is the In
terest SHOWN by the men, women and
children of Toledo ana the visitors
from most everywhere. and their visit
was rewarded by seeing the champion
go through his PAGES in wonderful
style. Monohan and Hempei as
sisted in making the hottest day of
training one of the hardest, 1t also
proved that Jess idea OF training ia
not half bad.
While the champion Is carrying
out full program of work and viii
not let UP until he finishes tomorrow
evening. Dempsey's trainers called a
halt and their charge entertained the
crowd with little shadow work and
bag punching and it is we'll that Jack
is allowed the we'll earned rest as one
more days work in weather like we
had here today might have had dis
aStrous results.
After Wizards work is finished to-
morrow. barring accidents he will be
in perfect trim TO my way of think
ing. despite the statement OF many
who claim his age rivals that OF
Methuselah. Regarding his ring abb
sence there are many who don't probt
ably know that in his work with the
circus he was called upon to box at
least eight rounds every day except
ing Sunday, also that nearly two
years of his absence from the ring
found him in his own ring. in his own
circus and boxing every day, Con.
7sidering this. am inclined to believe
that Willard has had plenty of box
ing since his bout with the writer in
Madison Square Garden some years
ago.
The fact that Dempsey finished his
training today and has three day
lay of leads me to think 1t would have
lated so that the last day of box
ing would be tomorrow as all a man
should take is two days lay OF as this
would tend TO have him enter the
ring with all his boxing muscles in
trim and any longer time will in q
sense make him slower.
The fact that the supreme test d At
hand evidently has not escaped Will
lard for-today In his workout he
showed a tenseness and quivive that
was noticeable by its abence in hts
previous workouts proving that con-
dition has arrived and the little wor-
ries and fears and resolves that will
go skipping through the mems minds
during the days and nights before
they meet to decide the most tn
teresting and spectacular ring contest
In modern history
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02
ny DAMON RUNYON

Toledo. Ohio, July 1.-The greatest
szoShtars In the world, barring the
9xeenl million who recently con-
Sc1uded the big brawi overseas. arc
aN1f .eoedy for the battle OF Toledo.
;BSE ~. willard says he IN ht- Mr..
u lxoey says he IA 1T The experts
80 hnyane one after another-that
! - ny, dts. Everybody 70 r'arin' to
xnledo IL nlled with transienta- It
III commsncing 10 look as Il Mr.. T.
e3e3kard's dream OF an $4,000 crowd
A. July 1, win be realised. This will
~ ewclustve Of the experts. who are
sTSk Is form another crowd OF 10000
akY themselves. judging from the rate
41x which they are still raining on the
TAe real rush Of visitors Is expected
N hex1n tomorrow. BY Thursday
4 hit elbow room 10 apt to be At the
I'll old premium In Toledo. A for
n ~ department store building of
sInVoeai doors In the heart OF the bust
& 80 section has been equipped with
verai hundred cots to fioor. and
III this Kip joint" as Mr.. Dempsey
ssa>1Nat have called 1t In his hobo days,
5SBA may secure species Of rest at
g11o 6olsars per night
I II looks like huge hospital The
80 which are old army cots. are
4 Isxahed close together. They are 1T
E&m1 with mattresses and pillows, with
gnnar pillow shams. The local hotels
sHA6 ToominE houses are crammed so
|E1Ne0o cots are apt TO appear most in
S4&ffne to the weary wayfarers Thurs
slny night.
II 30lodo has cleaned house to some
E1eut Tor the fistic fray.
---aa u
rating in one OF the hotels was
IL AWaed out" in one of the local
33Uogs and the police promptly
Es1Dd II on" as the saying is
warning has been issued that no
a4t1ng will be tolerated For a
Y <8 4ayx. one could take a crack at
ooqt anything around here from
Ilo 70 faro bank. That halcyon
4&04 seems to be at an end.
MG4hefmore. suspicious persons are
8 given the most minute scrutiny.
Desnpsey Still Favorite.
hore u still little more Demp-
aOnsy than there is Willard
around Toledo. with the betting
WNnA on the general result II
YAQ91 = certainty that Willard will
10 the ringgide favorite have
I'D ~ Z lot Of big bets. but I have
nAaele to trace any of them
n has been my observation
nASt Of the betting talk you
around big sporting events is
~ eonversation, anyway
axanA. for instance, there was
~ 4eal Of this talk. but probably
oney was bet on that night than
af championship controversy
tmy years. In the old days the
pI1a eeneraily had down a side
Is not the principles. then
41aG9ra or their Immediate
10 not believe that
~ thts event laas Z dino
A6it. willard wouldn't
Mtty0, ana the Dempsey
ok4 ttself aioos from the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02
80 FRANK q. MEykE.,

A ~ tH-ANh ~. M1SnE
M 40ladC, O., July i.--Jess Willard was
\ Ssos augsred and then greatly amused
Y lSAy over reports that he was train
u oocretly-As well ~ publicity--for
~ ooffc AFFAIR with Jack Dempsey on
e1o3y.
s5*1fse hunk-Alf bunk. declared tho
Gznpton. commenting On stories that
was doing night road work. "Ali
e <Telning that Tn doing 10 On pub
WI 1tnplAy But I guess lot Of tho
lxp Who have been insisting that
Neala do some road work decided that
&1f MI would mot DO II In reality they
euIA have me do II In their imAgtna-
#sSE To KAnsae rant AFTER . rather fe-
694ah workout this Afternoon decided
$48 tnke another whiri At II tomorrow.
NAY Train Tomorrow.
Al perhaps I'll 90 through my
b i6alar training routine on Thursday
d {6faoon too" he said. TT AL de-
4 oS1e upon how feel when l COM
ss1o9o my boxing tomorrow. II decide
@fEGm that Tn at viii close my camp.
sxf Ae1. ru Be on exhibition Thursday
B&&loenoon ct the old casino stand"
Are you satisfied with your ccndi-
3onr willard Was asked
Perfectly" hs answered. Right
~ think am At least Is per cent
etor than I was In Havana Ny spar
AnN partners tell ma that my boxing
SA68 improved vastly. And know
a4&a4 can tear through SIX or eight
mnAo now without feeling any of the
GE1Guo that used 70 come 70 me In HA
6nAA. Tvs never really Let loose here.
#4aM nAvtng M ill for the afternoon Of
#1Ao DouFth when. I Will repay my
$zSAoaAs Tor thear eonhdsnoe in mo by
@nx1ng Dempsey In quicker time than
49, nwAp thAuHhf"
re . certainty that W1llArds at
|@1&ek - the Utah maulsF' viii consist
Sa1Reoly - lebt tahbing and right up
q uqo the smaller man away and the
natural willard punch
nm nis knockout hope. Jess has been
SSAsottng II against his sparring part
19BD with varying gucceaa Some days
S11A9 aim II excellent: on others 1t 10 not
- hasn't been dropping any of the
S4o1p With It lately. but II II obvious
s3ha4 ~ 10 under = pull
Denpasy InDat1e1t.
while willard worked. Dempsey took
X fhan&u easy A few calisthenics. SONS
s1a0boli exercises-with tho weights
@h1waya held high In the air-made UT
~ main part Of Dempsey's muscle
4antAG program Through the rest OF
aAe day. the challenger lolied around
A1khOugh impatient for the battle tc
bkein was plainly evident in his stti-
4nda.
Despite the fact that they are now
N MAXINE q minimum charge of SO pei
sAtkht for q room. the hotels already
N&fA BACKED to Overlooking with thu
s6kIFmtsh division Of the night army
EAAA almost all OF the arrivals are
Bringing along money to bet on Demp
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02
1910 3 =?
Bite Without BARK

Bite Without Bark
FIRST Glass Scout--What kind OF
dog do YOU like best
Wise Tenderfoot--Hot doE--and
pure bread.---Boys' Life for July.
Not Enough Room for Them
Tenderfoot--Hey Scout, how many
crab-apples are there In a dozen?
First Glass Scout Twelve of
course.
Tenderfoot--I bet IL doesn't take
many watcrmelons to make a dozen.
Boys Life for July.
(Other Sports on Page ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02

Scratch as Cat Can
Two cats were about to have
duel.
Let us have an understanding be-
fore we begin" said one.
About what" asked the other.
rs It to be duel to the death, or.
shall we make 1t the best three lives
out of five Boys Life for July.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02
international League.

Jersey City. s. Newark, I.
Baltimore, s, Reading. s.
Binghamton, 6: Buffalo, 10
First Game Rochester. 4; Toronto,
!.
Second Game-Rochester. 6: To-
onto, 3.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.

Games To-day.
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02
SHOOTING
BOWLING
AQUATlCS
Four Great Experts to Tell
Virginian's Readers Of Fight

d
until the Of July tell the tale Of the big night
fronw hu thcyc Gull fronth
Of
RUNYON.
j.
G.
with
the forefront
and his stories OF important sport happenings have been coEniaed
days before the hattie and win include full Of the actual
pounding
ron he
any write on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs
By Ad Carter

Games To-day.
New York at Washington.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Boston at Phila delphia
Results Yesterday.
Boston. 4: Philadelphia. Z.
Chicago. Q, Cleveland, IA.
New York, 1; Washin gtor., 0.
Detroit. i; ST. Louis, 5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02
Results YESTERDAY

Results Yesterday,
Brooklyn. i: New York, g.
Philadelphia. Boston, g.
Cincinnati. 2; Chicago. (twelve in
nings)
st. Louis, 4 Pittsburgh. II.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02

Score by Innings:
At New York, r. Fl. E.
Brooklyn ..... 900 100 o00---1 : 2
New York ....l3l 0o1 0ox--6 13
Pfeffer and Miller; Toney and Nc
Carly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02

Score by Innings.
At Philadelphia. r. II. e
Boston ...,..,l 01 120 oo0--4 2 |
Philadelphia .. 210 0o3 ok IL |
Caldwell. Dumont. VIM and Wal
ters: Grcveli. Seibold, Kinney and
Perkins, McAvoy.
At Cleveland r. he.
Chicago .oo3 101 1873 "a s
Cleveland 100 10 10x--14 rs 2
Williams, Danforth, Jenkins. She'll
bach and Schalki: Jasper and ONeil.
At Washington: r. he.
Now York LOO 900 o0o--1, /
Washington -. 900 900 600 S I
Russell and Hannah: Harper,
Whitehouse and Charity.
At st. Louis. r. r. f.
Detroit ..... 600 2ol o1n--4 s |
ST. Louis .... $50 900 101-5 10 0
Dauss and Ainsmith: Sothoron and
SEVERED.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02

Standing of the Clubs

Games Today
Richmond at Portsmouth.
petersburg at Newport News.
Suffolk al Norfolk.
Results Yesterday
Richmond. l., Portsmouth. s.
sunoi1. !: Norfolk. as innings).
Petersburg. s.; Newport News. 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02

At Boston. r. II. E.
Boston ,...., o30 210 03x-9 II
Rlxey, Murray and Cady: Demaree
and Wilson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02

At Chicago r. Fl. Z.
Cincinnati 100 o01 900 600 s 2
Chicago 80. o1o 900 DOL 0o1--3 y I
Eller and wingo: Cater. Martin,
and Killifer
At Pittsburgh. = r. n. E.
St. Louis 900 o1o eo1-4 s 4
Pittsburgh 400 400 o4x--11 Is |
Doak, Meadows Ames and Snyder
Mayer and Schmidt
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