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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-25
A mans life = among men !!

Reelthem off Gibraltar,
Ceylon. Yokohama al the great
ports Of the world are they only
places on the map to you-or are
they ports where you've gone sail
ing in from the high seas with
every eye along the shore turned
admifingly on your big ship
your shipl Every ocean has a
United States ship sailing for
some port worth seeing.
l. y07've any call in you for
full iic-join, and color all your
years ahead with memories Of
things worth seeing-with knowl-
edge worth having--with an mex
haustible fund Of sea tales and
adventures picked up ashore and
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-25

a1oat that will make you well
come man in any company.
Work2-surc. and mans work
il is. among men.
Play2-well. rather. with a bunch
% men who know how to play.
These comrades Of yours carry
in their cars the sounds Of great
world cities. OF booming guns, Of
smashing scas sounds you will
share with them and that will
never die away.
And when you come home. you'll
face life ashore with level eyes
for Uncle Sam trains in self
reliance as veil as self-respect.
The NJ. Guilds straight men
no moliycoddle-.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-25

War Savings Stamps work bank &C.
count wonders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06
LATONIA ENTRIES TODAY

Joe Stair. Archie Nicsand.r. loo; Lady
Rachel loc; Truant. Gormond McVc1 LOB:
6. A. comiskey. 10. Arthur Middleton. liz
". w: Hastings. rs. Waterford Bullion, III .
BrinEhurst. ll?. Eligible: Lady LUXURY
10; Ed Garrison. Lady Ivan. ilc. nitnitri'
III: Archplott"r. lI2. Jack Straw. III
Sccon! raCe-two-y old inalaous four
and half furlongs-Wallnc. l.. S"aplar~
1903: Cod" OF Honor. Paul wciaci los, Mel
Vim. Jack Pryor. VIII .Iohnson. no. Jou.,,
III: Horace Lerch. Acc OF Trumps. III:
Third raccE-pur.e. for ,wo.year old nlllcs
four and IA half turlonF-- Sccpter and STAN.
40 Pop Eyes. III. Tslisrnnn. Miss Jeuirna.
Fourth race--tour- y.arolds ana W: six
Johnson. Hanovia. ln7. Grun6y. IicnGr!c
Auru!n. leo Chares 10
Firm race-thrc"- year-o ,ds: milo and n
siHtsenth--Hurry Cp. l"l: Nominee Gihhv
sun God. Harry BurGoync. los: Lively
Sixth race-four- year -olds nnd up; mil.
And a rixtecnth--Rcdla land ll3: Lottery
Thistiegrcen. Sandy Lad. Gipsy Queen
Grystai Day. 10: ,Jneh Ii!l. rhiIis,lnc.
tor James, lib; Eligible: sunToid. liz
Stevenson. Manokin. Black B' 0om. Jack *,
PHstime. lis
mile and eighth s,rikebrcRkcr. Quito.
los: Obolus: Parr. 1903: Nashville / G
li5.
Weather clear: track fast
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BELMONT RESULTS

.yI Grss rng9M' yea5;olds: four and half
won, isalo,iinF liz. GMo,csi6. il to T. o''i
;,o to S 70 :. ihird TN h 81
Merry Sinner. nibhler. Rackhoine also ran
Second racc.-four ycar-olds and up: abou;
p OUT, won; tMelohrama. 1872 .(%icklausJ
tKnatnGp. > to I. . TO s. out third Tim"
'!t 20. only three starters
nira Iac".I four year .olds and up: mile
-" ; """n. 70 3. won: Daddy's choice
~ 'Mc,Chlh. i3 10 3. . to 10 10 4
second: Ii"dra. los STALKER. 70 s. i 10
OUT; ,h:fd Time. 1852 as. Alma Il .
Fourth racc-three year -olds and up; ak
furl"nrsnGcroso Starr. l2i U.oftusJ s 70
,TTnni!nl: to /, :. to 10. 10 (. second !:
Hand Grenade. lis Tiuxton). 8 TO l. {
I" 5 to 10. third. Tine Iii. Billy Nc
Ci4y, pr johnson Ina Frank also ran
Fifth rae" thrcc- year odds; IniIe-Min,o
u. !Vl t"css!cr). . to 10 TO & out
,aI S"a,n Dragon. H.. Is ,tMccrann). !
!McAtce). 6 to 5, i 10 3. ou, third TINE me-
49, ~. Syriarya also ran.
Slhtn rHcc--t three year oIdR and un: milo
rfr!desInan. ll2 tCallahan). 6 to s. TO
!? 20 !. won: Dolcfui. he T.ykeJ 6 70
!! even. second: War Rocket, ia (puxtonI
~ :" D. 70 3, to 2. third. Time 40 q. g.
m"ford, Bachelors Rsis. Pictor Musito.
TON Young, Saddle Rock. Rhaies FortItudc
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SPORTS.
AMERICANS BADLY BEATEN
FIRST NATIONAL TEAM is
VICTOR IN ONE-SIDED GAME
customary Rivalry of Moncy-Chnngcr.
lacking nnd Listlcss Contests
Ends with BOT Score.

FIRST National Bank easily defeated
the American National Bank yester-
Cay at Byrd Park In a seven-inning
game by the one-sidcd score OF 90 to
Z: Tho game was even more one-sided
than tho score indicates and the Sky
scrapers changed their line-up ma
teriany beginning with tho NTH in
ning. and ran in substitutes from then
On until the last man was out.
me american National was badly
Handicapped by the absence OF some
or their regulars. Very few of the
mon in their lineup were in their
customary position and this accounts
for the numerous errors.
Neither team played up to their
standard. and the game was tho wors.
exhibition staged this season in the
Bankers League. The customary pep
of the First National was conspicuous
by Its absence.
The Merchants National Bank meets
the National State and City Bank team
today 70 play off the game postponed
from Wednesday.
The score:
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FOUR-YEAR-OLD WINS
George Stnrr Captures the Baldwin
HfEhwciSht Handicap Mt belmont
Park Track.

BELMONT PARK RACE TRACK.
June 6.--Gcorge Starr. Wilfred Viaux's
TOUR year-old. with johnny LOTUS up.
won the baldwin lightweight handica n
at six furlongs for three -year-olds and
up today. defeating Hildrcth's out OF
me way by length and half A.
Is. Macomber's Hand Grenade was
third.
The race for the greater part was
even. George Starr pulling out ahead
IN tho last sixteenth
Mimic H.. OF the Kentucky stable.
captured the Dunton selling handicap
with plenty TO spare. Betsinda, owned
by John Sanford. won the first race
Tor two ycar-olds at four and n half
furlongs.
The fields in the majority Of the re- ces
were comparatively small. Only three
started in the Grand National Stceple-
chase handicap. with $4,000 added j.
r. Widencr's Stoncwood captured FIRST
prize, winning after Wingold who had
hecn leading all the way, threw his
rider
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06
BELMONT ENTRIES TODAY

First rHoc..-.two-year. olds nve furlonr,
ill., Ta 0T: liIpS sand River H. los: Aerial.
Second rsce-three. year oids and M. nj,
IH o%,sa ~: porc9s. lot: ouietude. liz
sSis 100 Rose bTor Fr Iot ix Ghimgsy
A; ,,,n 81; Cobalt Lass. ia: Lady Ger.
'rune. ~: Columbine. lis.
Ih!rd race.thrce year oids; mile-Natu-
"a, Bp5insS: IA; Day Due. iei: Yurucari
Craig II: Chneseur. III. w. ''o'
and a H!Htc-nth-Vaior. los: Thun5pe;,c Tau II c
s ~ Omar khayyam, i2s: Holiis,er. liz:
L1 ,cii l24: Wyoming. 100 LUKE u.s.
c-Scarchlight Iii. es: rrophv TX I az.
Ia% chi,d. as Jack Mount. liz. Common
Hohokus. loi: Bell Ringer ia, Pa "a,
IIII ici.o SutSh In Time. los. Poacher liz:
sixth race---two- year-old maie.ns: nve
!, n,e otmss-Giadtaior. ll5: Man o. War lis:
hiIcnticye III: Devil DoEm. rs: Media m
liz: l1n e,c. brighton; li2: Black Hackie.
Weather clear: track fast
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FORTY-TO-ONE SHOT
WINS RACE WITH EASE
Talent Tumblcs in Hemp When I'm.
pressire Ii Defeated by
1Inppy-GO- Lucky.

LAToNIA. KY. Juno 5.-Old Rose
bud pride OF Kentucky and the West
ern racing world. was an easy winner
in the Milldalc purse today. The big
brown gelding made his own mace. and
showed ine turn of speed for the en-
tire trip. winning we'll in hand with
Buford second. two lengths in advance
of the firing Dodge.
The talent went down in a heap in
the opening event. when they conferred
their big guns on Impressive The
winner turned up IN Happy Co Lucky.
+o-to-l shot. who went out in COM
'nanding fashion, and wns never head
cd. winning by two lengths from Rusv
Joe. with the favorite a neck back.
weather conditions are ideal. and the
greatest meeting in the history OF the
track Is predicted. There are nearly
l5oo horses stabbed at this track
Sir Barton will not start in the La
tonia Derby
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SPO(ISl INDIANS LOSE TONEWPORT SLOW 1ORQlC GAME
Willard Gets Down
to Task Seriously
rBy Associated Prc,..

TOLEDO. OHIO, june b.-WIth
MIS- hcnvywcfSht championshlp con-
test with Jack Dempsey less thnn
month away jess Willard today
settled down seriously to the tusk
or conditioning himself to face his
youthful challenger.
The champion Increased his box
Ing to ak rounds, covered fivc miles
on tho rOnd, tuBEcd mt the weights,
SHADOW boxed and wrestled. II
was tho best workout he has Ind
since he landed In camp last Mon
dny.
He boxed under Nrnps, however,
ms result OF knocking out Mon
nnan SeHterdnJ, not letting my of
nj. punches ny with full force.
Dempsey did no work today usIde
from linking swim and driving
MS motor car. He IL chatting under
10 resume training until SATURDAY.,
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SUFFOLK, 2: PORTSMOUTH,

SUFFOLK. VA. June 5.-suroIk
made another step towards the top of
the list this afternoon when the locals
took the first game Of III. three days
series from the Portsmouth team, score
. to !.
For seven innings the game went
three UP and three down. the regular
alright stuff. when In Suffolk half of
feed 10 second by Oldr:ng. took third
on Muncn's single. and both men scored
when Gillian hit safely to center
In the ninth Portsmouth spoiled wha,
should have been a shutout game for
the locals. by scoring one run on errors
suffolk I,,r,.n,,,,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06
lATONIA RACE RESULTS

First race-three year-olds and W: ST.
furoHss.- Happy Go Lucky. lio tWolsten-
helm i5GSso s'I,iio.. $40, won Busy
preas!ve: Jos lMurrayl. $3.50. third Time
II 10 l-5. Dolly. Plaid ki!t- Larry r.
m ,sS Cacalnho. Contestant. Gordon
SecoAc FaCe--two-year old maiden nl!!es
!ii5 CThurber1 $3.50, s. 50, s. CO. Won %oi
A!ssee ;i5 ,%oryS! $500, $40. second
Ti;ns-:ti Mari!s o sneo.sci,i i 'HifHi'
Mountain G>r.. Lady Traasyaal High W!nG
Mi1ia, AeNess ran
Third race--.wo-yAar-olcs; six turIong,-
honjonr ie5 L4nsfordJ. $50 s. 90 81 90.
:fsoRa Ia Sssy ts,sssy,. log Fhg?Se 49,,
roll sam Reh ana wa idoi ran
retth, =. - h'ee ,ycar-9.Gs and NJ.
.5555ss ,}st2 send P"sss il; I1 i'1Mf,3
E;t:h race hres- r.oidy a2d T,n mi Iat,o
..B!ark!e Daw. lIs tGontry,. g. 90 s3s0
;3!.5S9 ,wyo%n nrloed y5ter. Tia Ci'huf'I'cryy.,
$40, third. Time bveg-. ;MnIr,, -nS,,
redtler, rncle whi;e D Drastic. E i'f%G.t
.l! Sis,h uue and
$3.50, $3.50. s'4i Lon. F,ii1t.r Nv Ign ~ y,
rs 'T4 4dai s. * wn. miro zine, .
brunette. Grace Tom br"6 IIo sa ,,s.yin.
ran. 90 'S"- I"
,o| Ssvs mi and up:
~ (EnrNej ,a5 ,sco .eSo 21 SSg SI.",,
ii2 Crro.seb. $3.50. ,hlrd Time ~ ;''HHit
Paula V: BROWNE 81 Da".. K.IsGa,nh,iCr
Bandy Moe. R-TrcsSo also rs,. '''"'''
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0UIMET AND BRADY LOSE
california Professionals Defent Old.
Timers on West Newton
Field.
tBy Associated P,es,,

= WEST NEWTON. MASS. June g.
tornia professionals. defeated Francis
cuimet and Mike Brady. four and three
.SoaE IN an exhibition golf match a.
the Brae Burn Country Club
Many other golfers, who are to com
pete IN the open golf championship
whlch begins on Monday at Brae
burn. practiced today. w Douplas
Edgar, OF Druids Hills, the French
open champion, had the best practice
round. 40. He shot from most Of
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ItcIinbIcs TnIsc Another.

kingan's K"iiablcs dcfcatra Tho tf-
!antic Coast Line team ycstcrl,y ar
tcrnoon at Byrd PARK by the score OF
lt 70 q. LYDIA had the heavy hit'c;s
OF The railroad completely a, his mere.
allowing only two hits and STRIKING
out ten mon, Armitarc. Of the pnc knrs.
prevented the coast Limo from scorinp
~ ms great work In center field and
flcischhauscr played consistently al
nrst The Rcliahics have not hccu de.
icatcd this season
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Cleveland.
PHILADELPHIA.
Totnls as Ga Totals ..s5lOli
.RAiteN for Enrnana 4, ..u.n.h

Score by .nnings: p
Cleveland ...7 o - A n
Philadelphia . q n , a r. nj
u n, mary: Two-base hi, = Chapman
VII Stolen heses-Woo jlJ SAcT;rcs
hits-Grorer toJ Sc!hold. Sacriaco nes-
chapman. Gardner. Left on hases-CIeye-
iend. u rhila9e!ph.a. 3. Fiji ba" on
on bsiis--or Se.hold. :. on HnSh, on
tn2mann. J. H:,s--on r Johnson in /
innings. on Perry. IN ! IA innings: on
Scibolt in tI.3 innings; on Birby. s.
n , Innings; OF EnxTnann IN { innings :
ny Z Johnson. ! tEnz,nann: by Seibo!d. {
Ehapmhn) Struck ou;-by II Johnson
J: by Perry. >. by S..t.old =: hy Hayby
!; hy Enzmann. !. Wild pt,ch-i:nzmanf,l
Winn'nS pitcher. Sei5oid: losing p!;cher.S
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Chicago.
Totals 80 & S Totals ...32 8
IRAN for Hannah In eighth.
tBatted for Shore IN eighth.

:, Scors py IhhIHES , N
New York ..l O---l
Summary: Two-basc hits-wcaver. !.
Collins. RisberE Home rum, Collins.
Stolen bases-Felsch ca. Sacrifice hits
Peckinpaugh. Schalk. Cicotte. Double
plays-Pipp, Peckinpaugh and Pipp: Bodie
and Pratt; Pcckinpaush. Pratt and Pipp.
Left bascs-Sew York, 3: Chicago. 3.
Base. on balls-or shore. /; OF Mogridge.
l.; Hts-or shSre: in inninss III,
outLby SHORE. I; by C'cotte. ,. Losing
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BASE ON BALLS LOSES GAME
WINNING RUN is SCORED
WHEN SCHULTZ WALKS
Reds Send Three Pitchers In nox
Ninth. but Fall to Prevent
Shut-Out.
IBy Associated Pre-1

ST LOUIS. June 5.--With the h,s.,
hlled In the ninth. Mitchell and Rross
Ter wero taken out for ElIer, who
waiked pinch hitter Schultz, forcinp
IN Ciemons. which gave ST. Louis s
l TO victory today over Cincinn.t ~
In INC deciding game OF tho series
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Jersey city: 3: Reading. g
baltimore, 4; Newark. /.
BinShhmton. 10: Rochester .
Toronto. Z: Buffalo. 0.
SOUTHERN Assoc1 ALTON.
Memphis, s: Birmingham. 3.
Little Rock. 8; Atlanta, ).
Nashville. 2: Mobile. l.
Cnattanoosa. 3; New Orleans. 4
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
!ndianapolt'. f: Milwaukee,. /.
minneapolis louisville. rain.
Kansas City. s: Toledo, ..
Kansas City. 9: Toledo, 3.
st. Paul. IA: Columbus, !.
TEXAS LEAGUE
San Antonio, 4: Dallas. J.
Galveston. 2: Shreveport. o.
Fort Worth, S: Houston, i.
beaumont. 8: Waco. ..
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Columbia. s; Spartanburg, 3.
Charleston. 3; Columbia. 2.
Greenvil!e. 9: Augusta, g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06
RED sOX, 2; TIGERS, l
tBy Associated Press

BOSTON. June 5.-Boston opened It's
home stand against the west by defeat
Ing Detroit. 2 to !, here today. Bush's
double and Cobb's triple scored for
the visitors In the first. With the
bases full in the third. McInn.s' single
scored two runs for Boston. In this
inning Ruth badly wrcnched his knee
sliding back to third base and was
carried from the field.
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81, '''' Lonis -..'.'..........@o9oooooo-o
summary: TWO base hit--Iavan, S,oIenI
nnn, 'r ,H sacrihce hits-Daubert. Miller
on MA her q. hoTnssy 70 i.avan to M,icr Left,
hhsn on errors Cincinnati. / Ba..s r n,
Z" mr., M M off Eiicr. |: on DoaK.
or or, Bress..er. mono in d inning s;ruok
pttcb@sDost' chsn: !; by Doak, s. Wild
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ATHLETICS. 10; INDIANS, 6
rBy Associated Pr.ss,1

PHILADELPHIA. June 5.-Buncbtpr
I'VE hits in the first two Innings vi fs
scored enough runs to win ;oday - ~
final count being 10 70 G. Each useJs
three pitchers. Witt made Ave HIS
!nSS!ud!ns triple. in Ave times a, bat.
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SENATORS, 6; BROWNS, |
IRy Associated Press.1

WASHINGTON. Juno 5.-Four scat
tered hits, three OF the scratch variety,
was the best St. Louis could do against
JoAnsons pitching today, while the
locals punched safeties OFF Weilman
and won the opening game OF the
series, to !.
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INDIANS DEFEATED, 5 TO |
SHlPBUIlDERS PLAY GOOD
BALL AND WIN SCRAP. 81
Bnd Decisions OF Umpire Clemens
Cause Ncnr-Rfot by Angry
Mob of Fans.

The, Richmond Indians disappointed
,rTnn ni BENDER Yesterday afternoon.
several nice opportunities. and after
ten innings of erratic baseball. spiced
WITH spGms or h@9tins at Umpire clS,
by tho score OF to l.
The Two runs which presented the
s sldll u. w With the contest were
flee hit and an error by Giiliiand.
I ,,.h;m the visitors made these TALES
ragged ball the indian dams ON th ns
Colts. played. Add TO this the steady
hurting of Bruner,. the, opposing
the losing Of a game which should
have been won.
Napier Weaken. in Tenth.
Napicr turned the tide against him
self by walking Bruncr in tho first
ing TO |. IIcnces followed with a
pretty sacriiicc. which ADVANCED Bruner
10 second. Napier then walked Bran
niGan: The heavy hitter OF the visitors
and Wilson. Bruner and BranniSan
scored and the Indians were unable
TO TO overcome the two-run lead in their
half OF the ilnal inning.
The Shiphuilders led off in the first
inning With run when BranniIan
lone tally ana tied the count The
game then dragged along until the
ing tho failure of the locals to score
after getting two men on bases with
only one out In the so-calicd lucky
seventh Poole, first man up. led on
with single Pay produced Il double
and the chances of a tally seemed
bright. But the fans were disappointed.
Hill struck out, Abbot went out on
an easy intield chance and CHER
popped up ny. which the catcher took
in without trouble.
Poole Robbed OF Hit.
Poole was robbed OF a hit and the
Indians OF run in the fourth when
Daughton. the fast Newport News cen
the bat OF the locals captain in one
hand while running back. AT the time
POOLE Knocked his embryo hit Brown
and Sass were on the bags. each hav-
ing made singles.
The run of the Indians was scored
in the sixth by Gilliland, who was hit
by Bruner. When Bruncr made a wild
pitch Gilliland went from first TO third
and came home on an error by short
of Manager Whitcraft in the line-up.
Crowd Goes After Umpire.
The near-mobbing OF the umpire
caused more excitement than any
thing else that happened during the
the contest dragged along. The work
OF Clemens was dcspicable, to put IT
mildly, and the crowd rode him from
start TO finish. Al the end OF the
game mob gathered around him. anc
only Interference by the police and
the quick getaway of Clemens from
tho park in an automobile prevented
trouble.
The crowd seemed to have the idea
that the loss Of the game was duo
locals lost their own game because OF
their own inability to play good ball
and because Of the consistent hurting
OF Bruncr.
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Detroit.

.NhN TOT KUN III tNIFH.
Detroit ...................lo o o o.
i'2 snnir rsc,,ss: 80
% Three bias, hit-Cobb. Sacrifice hits
Young. McInnia t2l. Hooper Double play
--FlnFHtead to HeilmRn Left on bases
Detroit; 10: Boston: G. FRS. base on err
ard. p; or Ruth. |; on Mays. 3 Hits
on Ruth. : In innings; off Mays. In s
innings. Struck out-by Leonard. 2: by
Ruth. ]. Winning pitcher. Ruth.
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!NisEVmqEu New. '...:. "6G :" !" &
. summary: Two base hits-pay. HenEc-
Iona run = branniran. stolen base
- n x o n Sacrifice hits - Daugh;on.
liemees. Hit b. pitched ba!l-Kun;z ?
GLl!!!snd Bases on balls--on Napier :.
on B-uner, q. H.ts-oH Napier i'm 10
innings; on Bruner. I IN 10 innings struck
oui-hy Napier, a; by Bruncr 30 Time
OF game, 2;25. CmpTes. Clemens ana
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NORFOLK, 3; PETERSBURG. !

NORFOLK. Va. June 5.-Nortol,,
Won today what was probably tn.
most interesting game az the season
"hch t"eY won from Petersburg. .
- }. Samuel was master Of ;on Nina
iion ~ al! stages Of the game and
ned the hard hitting visitors 10 Ave
NUS. ba!lineer added the s,ar feature
base on m !nnnli ON
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CoIEute Sign. nn,L,,

HAMILTON, =. = JvUs
nouncement hae been made by D- =
Huntington. director If .tfl.,i.a
Colgate University, that 7. III r.,y'
a s INC former Darimouth playcr. has
football team next fan B.fn,c 49,.
war. Bankart WAS the footbal. co,.h
Colgate for several years lie ,s ,.o"
orally regarded a. one Of SO ,ti,..
coaches in the country.
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Univcrsnls win. I. IN

inc Universal Motor COMPANY foam
added another victory 20 its list by dc.
icating the kirkmcy"r min" 20 tho ,linc
OF IL 20 ! ~ BYRD PARK The I'nivrr-
S"is arc Just rounding INTO shane and
~" ou' Tor blood in clashes wi,h teams
~ their CALDER
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81. Lou.. . INNS ooooc 1910 Of
Washington .........2 o Ks
summary: Two-base h:s-Murphy, Nc
Rrd.. JudGc Stolen bases-sisier t2l
Louis. 8: Washington. g. First Oh
s; Louis, 1. Washington i Base. on balls
off Welnlan. OF johnson. ?: on Wright.
], on Lctneld. |. U!:s--on Wcilman. S in
us innings. on Wright. ! In o2.3 IN
n!nEs. Struck out-by johnson. :. Losing
pitcher. Wcilman
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First Nation


bCOEN bV InNinRe: y.
First National ...............,I oo371 -,
American National ......,.2 sl1o-7
summary rwO-base hits--Klise SuIl-
van. Mays Homo run--Broaddus stolen
ases.iiunt Wharton. Jennings 90. kilxe
go. Mays 90. Owens t3). Mckecl Broad
h hv .o Miller socrihse hi,s,,carter. III,
ninE for Brown. Left on bascs-Firs, Ma
tlonal. I: American National. I. First base
on error-Eirst National. 6. American Ma
tional g. Bases on balls-oN Carter. ;:
on Jenn,nEs. a; on Rrown. ~ Iiits-oft
! inning Struck out-oy Carter. 8: by
Jennings. l. by Brown l. Time OF cGme
li5. Umpires. Talnan (Amcrican) I.c.
Compile tFirsD. FiGI tFirsp. Scorer. Bar
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Sore ov innings u
Port-rnOGta n q . n n q u
SlifpIk q n n a a
Hyin"iary. T"u-base hlts--Munch. T3eai.
tl,g.'m.e s-'HEcy - C.aus"r 20 KO.s.n
S'G."n Percy NUnrh Sacr:1rn Mrs
kokeri oldr!ng. Lett on bases-Sunoik.
!!b, I,i1r'.'"1,Hih hits--on Eck"r, p on
foFismoG.h Struck oui-by EtKeri. :
r. riiI.'" .,i,,sl. Esrrcd ruHb-S urolh .
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WINS GAME WITH HOMER
EDDIE COLLINS WALLOPS
WHITE SOX TO VICTORY
Pitchcrs' Battle Lost by Shore. Of
New York, to CicOttc by
Score OF to I.
rBv Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. June o.-E. Collins
home run with the bases full In the
between Cicotte and Shore hero today
Chicago defeating New York in the
FIRST game of the series by a score OF
D TO l. Cicotte. who won his tenth
victory Of the season. pitched we'll
after the first inning when New York
got three hits.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
= Newport News. 3; Richmond, uen
Norfolk. 3; Petersburg. |.
suffolk, .; Portsmouth, I.
GAMES TODAY.
Newport News at Richmond
Portsmouth nj Suffolk
Petersburg at Norfolk
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John Henry ReIeased.

fBy Annotated Press
HUSTON. June b.-Catcher John
Henry was given his unconditional re-
lease today by the Boston Red Sox.
Henry was for several years with the
Washington American League team.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
St. Louis. |; Cincinnati, o.
New Nork-PlttsburEh {wct grounds).
oniy two games schetlulcd.)
GAMES TODAY.
New York at Pittsburgh.
BrooklSn mt Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Boston Mt Chicago.
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Petersburg .... lhnnono,c j.,
%orfUlk q n n n
S".rTinc" h'ts Hcrriott. inner CirosI ara
i'huins"r SacriAc" ny--Ciresi stolen
..t.s- troeiy 1souhl" play iIorrio,, 10
A MSC9nIrei5 S'ruc" ou'- ty Walden, 8 hy
iiHlSran h'-by Walden CGrociyJ iofi
"n bases '"tcrshurv : Norfolk s rim"
~ Eails .a5. Umpire. Gentle Attend