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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-11-14
GRADE CHOICE ALFALFA HAY
Few Bales Of inferior Quality viii
Spoil Appearance Of Carload Of
Superior Article.

In selling alfalfa hay II Is absolute.
ly necessary that a high standard NJ
grading be maintained. for a few bales
Of an inferior quality will spoil the mp
pearnnce Of n carload Of choice hay.
soft. %tl.shaped bales. even II the quail
lty Is all right, should be put inside,
for they will probably come apart In
unloading. causing loss and trouble for
your customer.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-11-14
duction In yield. but from a lowerinl
Of the grade as well.
ecab Funous Attacks Corn.

duction In yield. but from a lowering
Of the grade as well.
seab Fungus Attacks Corn.
or those fungi known TO cause scab
In wheat the most important one also
attacks corn. One Of the ways II lives
Over winter IL on the decaying corn
stalks left on the ground IN the fields.
Wheat II often s0wn on the corn Snnd
with these cornstalks left on the sur
face. The following season the fungus
spreads from the infected cornstnlks
to the wheat heads and causes blight
ing.
In addition 10 wheat and corn, the
disease attacks rye, oats. barley aud
many grasses. The scab fungi also
live over winter on the infected stub
bile and decaying straw left on top OF
the ground. and on infected grass
stems left around the edges of the
field. These fungi spread from this
material to the next seasons crop.
Prevent Winter Killing.
II is n common practice in some sec
lions OF the winter wheat belt to-
spread straw on the winter wheat nf-
ter the ground Is frozen. In order to
hold the snow. Clean straw from win
ter wheat spread on the fields late In
the winter. after the ground Is frozen,
Is not dangerous In spreading scab to
the next years crop. This straw holds
the snow and moisture and prevents
the plants from being broken by the
wind. When plowed under the next
summer II adds humus to the soil.
Turn the stock into the straw piles
from the bndly diseased wheat and
spread the manure on the ground the
following year. Such straw should
never be spread on the fields, for II IL
sure TO carry scab into next years
crop.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-11-14

Antonio Il. lihrcelo. lietd ~ the
mission to the United Suites which In
attempting to secure hume rule for
Porto Rico. is president of the Porto
Rlcnn senate and lender Of the major
ity pnrty. the unlonlst. lie viii visit
practically every section Of the United
Suites before returning 10 bis hnne.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-11-14
Fate Of First Of The rrIbunea."

On the eighth Of OctOber IN 1894
Rienzi, the Itnllnn patriot. WIN hcnded
n revolution ~ Rome which overthrow
the power OF the arisiocrncy. wns kill
ed. lie had been placed NJ the head
NJ the Ronnn government un'lcr the
title of tribune NJ the people His sue
cess went 20 his bend and he was
tnnlly killed In u riot witch his III
considered conduct Ind provoked.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-11-14

"where do you get y0HF JokesP"
"Uui of the mir. so 10 spenR. Why
do you nskY'
"Nothins. would merely suggest
that you 20 where there Is some fresh
air."
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-11-14
Needed suppIy Of Humu..

BY turning under stalks, weeds and
other vegetation you will be contrib.
uting TO the needed supply OF humus
In old fields.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-11-14

The SOW that takes plenty OF exer.
else freely is the one that IL most like
~ 10 make n desirable brood SOW.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
CONGRESS TO KEEP
TAB ON PAPER Use
Postal Department to Check
Up ,on Publications to See
If Size Is Reduced:

Stems were taken in Congress to-
dav to keep an accurate check on the
amount of paper the publications Of
the, country will conserve as the re-
suit of the recent appeal to the House
postoffce Committee for an immediate
reduction of 10 per cent in paper con-
sumption.
The Postmaster General was asked
in a resolution of Congressman
Steenerson Of Minnesota, chairman of
the House Postoffice Committee, to
make monthly reports of the weights
Of the daily editions of all papers IN
the country using the mails until De-
cember 10, 1919.
Steenerson stated that this will
show whether the publishers will VOL
unfairly reduce the consumption of
paper in order that many of the small
er allies will not be forced to suspend
publication. Newspaper publishers re-
ceHtly before the committee promised
that this would be done and that 1t
would be the most effective means Of
relieving the shortage.
Should this conservation step fail,
Congress will quickly pass restrictive
measures, he said.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
FOR SAlE-AUTOMOBIlES

aCbUkS otu, 5-pass. touring, motor. top,
ures. paint. Al condition. driven only
y owner; bargain. quick. cash sale. Line.
1876 Res sS2sl. 1s
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
YANK HANGS HIMSELF
TO TREE WITH BELT

With a belt from his uniform
around his neck, the body OF Private
George krutel. Co. r. Sixteenth Field
Artillery, was found hanging from a
limb Of a tree at Sixteenth street and
Alaska avenue northwest yesterday
afternoon by soldiers from Walter
Reed Hospital where Krutel was q
patient.
krutel. who served overseas, for
merly lived in New Jersey. Efforts are
being made to locate his family. He
was twenty -four years old.
Coroner hewitt viewed the body
and ordered that it be removed to
the hospital until relatives could be
notified
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
WALL STREET MARKET

NEW YORK Dec. 1o.-Prices were
higher at the stock market opening
today. United States>Steel opened at
10sA, up Is: Mexican Petroleum, eos.
up /; Studebaker, 104, up Is; Sinclair.
A&, up \; Pan American, 1o4. OF
a; Republic. les&, up y; Baldwin.
l0sk. up a; Anaconda, 57x. up y
PENN. 4oA, up 1s; Bethlehem B, sax.
up y, and Southern Pacific. 1os*.
up u.
Oil shares, particularly Doheny
properties, featured early transac-
tons. Mexican Petroleum during the
nrst half hour advanced more than )
to els. Pan-American A. opening at
l04. gained 2h, while big blocks OF
B stock sold at 1o2. Consolidated Gas
sold down to 1914,
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
TODAY'S SALES

Potomac Electric Consolidated 6's,
81 .0O0@90.
Washington Gas, c@4s. 2@4s, 264s.
Mergenthaler Linotype. 104137k.
After call.-Capital Traction. 10Q
ss%, 10GSsx, 5ass&.
Potomac Electric General SIS, 81 900
Q97h.
Capital Traction, 4dsSx, 4nSsx.
: Capital Traction SIS, s1,0OOd93.
Riggs Realty uong} SIS, $1,000
92ls
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
GEN. BLISS ORDERED HERE

Gen. Tasker H. Bliss, a member Of
the American Peace Commission now
en- route to this country, was direct
ed today by Secretary Baker to pro-
ceed to Washington and report for
duty to Chief OF Staff March. upon
his arrival in New York on board the
transport America.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
ASKS ABSOLUTE DIVORCE.

Robert ". Ward has filed suit in
the District Supreme Court against
Cynthia B. Ward for absolute divorce.
alleging misconduct and naming a CO.
respondent Ward says he is an in
valid and is now confined to the SOL
diers' Home. They were married in
Pittsburgh in 1908. Attorney u. Ed
ward Clarke represents Ward.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WILL BUY small sound business which
one or two can operate. spot cash Ad-
dress BON lss. Times office 23s
sHOP-Shoemaker, for sale; rensonabI
cheap rent nv. section s35 Pa ave
y. W. Phone Fr 1850 -
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
LOCAL FINANCIAL
AND BUSINESS
GOSSIP =

Whether the neat annual opuVunr
ton of the Amertcan Danks<v' ~.
citation VIII be held N Wanha1GHoa
will depen1 eatls~sy 90 ths ou1S1S-
dations that cAa - okerol - ~
hotels 70 the Aeee eslogA1ss ~ -
eesenA. oA9ee ~ ~ uyAa. -ss11e
tary Of the Natse0al Donk oa1ea0n q
the Americas Dank~st .AaoSp6Ss1nk
said sodAy. 0entineot u otpi01 r.
favor OF the National CApoHA1.
The administrative oo00lofoo -
the American Dankeeu' AouooAne1n6
will meet n ksw Ysrk the .easey ~
Of January. Mr. Hyas -1AtA at 49,
time subconmittse VII - GAoo1G
10 visit WashtaGton aAA - 0oukf
with the hotel preertstsrS hesS -
Dankers' AssscsatisS. !. n 49,.
mittee 10 sxpsctsd Il arrive In WS1h.
iAgten absut Ja1uafy ~.
Assaasss cay osaossasss.
The only city cempstIAg with Weoe-
insteu for the cosvssstsa - AtDASl,e
City.
Local baAka watch ars 1oooors
Of the District Of Columbia uAa1Doss'
Association. received teoay lsasAss-
bosad copies Of the prooeoosngU se
TIE annual conventtoaI ef tho 49,
ctatioA- which waa held last lpaD ~
Deer Park, Nd The psesss114Un ~
the association. coatAla ptet0fo8s Of
The delegates and o4Soego-
The co-opsrAtion Of loenl bonnw =
being solicited ~ the War l1o0n o.
ganisation In caatinsins ths 49,
larisatioa of thrift sta0oa, woP 49,
ings stamps. And rrsassry snvtngD
oeriocates The rrfnsuS1 p9oos9-
VIII be issued osring the ysas 1ooo
TsaeA vsass - 11krae.
The increase in the purchAseQ ef
these securities In the sast tooos
months has demonstratsd their toAs-
ence In teaching the vaise ef cnDoet
to the American people.
Banks are also asked to eo-oDoesta
In stabfftxtng the market for Les1ety
bonds BY acQuainting the people W1sh
their -vaiue ~ . safe tavsstUe14 -
persuading their customers AGAINST
exchanging them for securities oS
double value
The board Of directors Of the ossn-
merciai Nstisnal Bank aaseonoo4
today thu the regular suartsr;y
dividsnd Of az per csns wssA b
payabie January l. ~
Trading on the wasAiAgtsa o>oso
Exchange today shewsl q sltga1 -
cline compared with yestsr1ay's -
| tivity Small lets Of WasA1agtSo 80
| stock sold today at ~ 80 0eeUoa-
thaler was steady 1T 1S7x. a total c<
lthirty-thrse shares Of CApttAl 1raeteoo
changed hands ct 50. a 119Ia
Realty (loag) boa1 6oil At o3lk.
The board Of directors Of the less-
chants TrAssfsr cd storags coR-
pany announces today that the ooRj-
annual divtasaA ~ - shass vouo1
be payable January l.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
STRUCK By TROLLEY CAR.

RIvERDALE, Nd, Dec 19.-Miss
l.. Pollard had a remarkable escape
from serious injury when struck by
a car of the City and Suburban
branch Of the Washington Railway
and Electric Company here a day or
two ago. Miss Pollard was hurrying
to catch a car to Washington and
apparently did not see car, bound
for Berwyn, which struck her. She
was dragged in the fender a short
distance. Miss Pollard sustained a
sprained wrist anG her face was
bruised. She is recovering.
These hours will be observed In the
Riverdale postoff1ce on Christmas
Day, Mrs. A. c. Klinger. postmistress,
announces: Morning, to IL o'clock
afternoon, to 6 O'Clock.
States Attorney-elect and Mrs. J.
Wilson Ryon have moved into their
home in Washington avenue here.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19

Anssissa Islsphsss Z IsleeraA e.
A dividend Of Two Dollar p>r sAass vfll
be paid on Thur~dsy, Jan. ls iSSe. 70
ytockholders of record the clo0s a - :
ress on Saturday, December -, lo1o =
G. ID. kILNk, rraA~s
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
Outlines Crime In Detail.
tcontinued from F,rst PAss.,

While the prosecution places Gre
dence and great weight on the con-
fession, it however. believes its case
is fortified by one of the best cases
OF circumstantial evidence ever
forged by the Washington police. In
his opening statement Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Boliths J. Laws out
lined in detail all the circumstances
which the Govofnment intends to
show incriminates Wan not only as
the slayer OF Wu- but Of the otheNfvo
members Of the 0issioo. The pf1s-
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
FOR RENT-WAREHOUSE

WAREHOUSE-Sec aoor, brick build
ing, on IL st. y. e. two blocks from W
r. & A Station. 60N50. with elevator In
quire 3sll llth ST. y. W, between and {
D. m. 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
JAMAICA RESULTS

First rae.-,hree;year -GIds and up: mile
20 s. to 10. 10 frst: Fellswoop. Iii fBu,-
welD. g TO J. 70 Is to S. second: Column
H sslfd. II Tims i.s IS e CONNIE c Poi :
Belle Malone, African Arrow also ran.
Second race-rour-year-ol and no. mile
and seventy yards--Kilts II. 10 tButwclD
2 TO ]; ITO 8, 2to s: first: Zenith. los Lkelsay,S
HTfe, 10 70 to to third Tine
Time. Blue Rock and Mountain Rose also
Third race-,%o,y ea5,olds. Ave and one;
T. 2 out. nrsii: Fiddle RickenbaskeT; 10
'F Srd. Time. iS! Sand River H. a. also
ran.
Fonr'h Tne snd
10 to 4. first: Yurucari. los tRicel. I TO |.
> TO l. to 5. second: Thunderclap lo7 tMc-
A,se,: S 70 J. TO- ! even third: Time.
Fifth race-three-v wear olds and uo. six fur
ionSs-A hadape rs L3ftusl: 70 l. 3 to s.
!. 2. to g.. second: You Ncen. 100 Gear.
hdsI is sv AsaIsS tqy.S As
Thunderstorm Cobalt Lass Pickwick. Jack
Learv also
SS,h ssd. iis rroT :sen;
to :, TO s.. first; Headovcr Heels. 112 wi
,iams. to ]. = 10 s 2to g.. second: Feodor.
Time OF. Sam Marcus Buck I.aide Glen.
light. Furloukh Saltpeter. Violet Tio also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
MERCHANTS LEAD LEAGUE
DOWN FEDERAL RESERVE
IN FAST CONTEST, 5 TO d
Another Snappy Game Results in
nahkers League When State and
City Beat Americans.
BANK LEAGUE STANDING

In fast game at Byrd Park ycstcr-
day afternoon the Merchants National
Team defeated the Federal Reserve out :
nj by the score OF 3 tod and forged
into the lead In the Bankers League
Ihe Merchants punched hits and
LOOK advantage OF errors aud made
four runs in the first inning. After this
they were met by strong defense and
were able TO score but one more tally
10 swell their total. Federal staged 4
ninth inning rally. and at one time it
looked as il the game would slip from
the grasp Of the leaders. but Davis
frightened and famed the last batter
with a man on third.
BurnhamS playing was the scnsa :
ton or the game. With runners on first
and second and none out he ncldcd a
hard-hit ball. touched the runner go
ing to third and then threw to second.
The triple play was completed when
the second baseman pcGGed TO first 10
catch the batter.
Davis on the mound for the Mer-
chants. pitched a good game of ball
ana had the Federal Reserve swattcrs
at his mercy during the greater part
OF mo contest. The hitting of Carter
Gordon and Ebel featured for the nin-
ners, and the swattinR and fielding Of
Rurnham. Van Felt and Thompson for
the losers. The ump!ring OF Mr.. Miller
was above reprcach.
he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
LATONlA RESULTS

First race three year olds six turonrs
Diseussien. no ,Rob5dinsonl, $3.50 $50. ,5.o.
$3.50 third time li3 An,oinctte. Sara!
sofa, Church Downs BABY Bonds Ann
Vision, R!ngieader Salute and Marse John
Second race-two-year.o,ds: Avo furionEs-
l.pne.,a. ~ Gobinson), $3.50. $3.50, g. won
Lac. noobcr!s. u: tsimp.onl. ,':..o third
sweep. Reiinda. Peggy c. and Lady sweep
also ran.
sSN. won; Cancion lc9 O.unstordl sis 10,
.Io SECOND Anna Jackson. Il? tC;roth),
G55ly thiTn Tine. ;5ti-5. Metem Viola
Packard. code OF Honor. Guafanteed I JOY,
fu FH9r,h Roicy ana up SIX
rnsien) q, isiS st ns aaoF4Bi r53,n iI gWs,
1os tConnelly). $3.50 ,Aifc. Tine III ~
LeEotai. Spear!ene and Guy Fortune ais,
Fifth raoe-thre.-year- ana -, ar,o.
i isa m.a az Is miie-Eul"Ey io5 (Brown), 81
5iaTo. third. TIM. l:5s ioyr6s " "Dihsotl
lita. Lady Luxury Thrills Hcauss IN
n. Cara Martin and Frcds johnson si.S
,o SIXTH rase-niis and a sixteenth war Ia
,M, &C. Howard $3.50. 81 20, $50 Won
NJ Proctor. r. Rohinson). ,s $40 sec"na
Tins. 1855, Conmsnder Rvrn. ,,tn'Td
que. sam Reh. Cantil.vcr. Candle i,sshh,
Ssventh cac.--three year old.: mile and
son; Lady Rachel. lo5 tRobln:nn'T' ~ = -
$50; SECOND; Ronnie Tess. io5 1TroI,sse,' q
c. s;: Nab. Gypsy Queen. Mary IT, sy nr.,i't
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
PIRATES CONTINUE TO WIN
DEFEAT DODGERS THIRD
STRAIGHT BY 5-4 SCORE
Smith Knocked Out of BOX and Kruger
Slnm" Second Home Run Over
Left Field Fence.
'By Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH. June 12.--PittsburEh
defeated Brooklyn for the third sue
cessire time today to 4. The visitors
punched hits off Miller in the second
and eighth innings, scoring two runs
each inning.
The Pirates scored four runs in the
NTH. knocking Smith out OF the box
MamauN taking his place. He was hit
safely twice in the seventh inning
netting the winning run.
Kruger duplicated his feat of Tues
day by hitting the ball over the left
field fence for IA home run. He is the
only player to do this in two years
Manager Rezdek has been suspended
indefinitely by President Heydler for
his alteration with Umpire Eiglcr yes
terday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
NATIONAL COMMISSION DOES
NOT ANNOUNCE DECISION
No Intimntion OF Action In Division
of World Series Money in
Fall Given.
IBy Associated Press,

CINCINNATI. OHIO. June 12.-After
brief session today the National
Baseball Commission adjourned with
out making any announcement relative
TO the division of money of the world
series next fall. II was the briefes,
meeting held in many years by the
commission. and at its conclusion mem
bers stated that announcement of it's
decision probably would not be made
for several days.
The question considered by the SUI
preme court Of baseball was whether
the old rule, dividing share OF the
worlds series money between clubs
finishing third and fourth in both
major leagues. should be continued or
whether only the clubs finishing second
should be allowed a share of the re-
ceiDts.
Several OF the clubs are known to
nave favored a revision Of tho rule,
while others opposed any change.
John Heydler, president Of the Ma
tional League. and b. b. Johnson. presi-
dent OF the American League, who,
with August Hermann. are members
of the commission. left the city to-
night, Heydler going to ST. Louis and
Johnson to Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
STATE-CITY. 8; AMERICAN. 7

overcoming n nve-run lead. the Ma
tionai state and City Bank team de
Ieatnd the Rmerican National Rank ~
HSrd lark yesterday in thirtccn.Jn
nlnE game by the score OF S 10 : The
Eame was interesting from beginning
times. az o. an
henlcy appeared TO grow stronger as
INC game progressed. and his team was
q iittle more fortunate in the breaks -
Two errors by Broaddus at the plaie
anlowed two OF the City boys runs.
WIN me exception of the twelfth and
American boys hitless after the sixth
inning. kIise saved tho day for the
Stale ana cry boys by difficult bare
hand catch and his three Dagger in tho
ninth inning. put W. Henley across with
the tying run Roberts two Dagger In
the thirteenth inning put Davis across
with the winning run after two men
had been retired
The fielding of Brown at first base
Ior the Irust boys was feature, as he
(f'Op.inIa5 ipt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
PortSn,outh. 1; Richmond o.
Petersburg. IL: Norfolk, e.
suffolk. 5; Newport News. 1.
GAMES TODAY.
Portsmouth at Richmond
Newport News Mt Suffolk
Norfolk at Pctersburr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
CHAMPS, q; WHITE SOx, O
tBy Associated Pres, |

BOSTON, June l2.-Boston concen
ttated six hits IN the sixth inning to.
DAY. including double by Ruth and
defeated Chicago. 4 10 o. Pennock all
lowed three hits and issued one pass
only TOUR men reaching FIRST base
ana none got to second. Chicago did
not have a man left on base the
'S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
Old Ronehud yic1nrIan.

EA1pNlA, June l?.-F D. Wers
e!Xht-year- gelding. Old Bos.ts
won the Grand Hotel purse at MiIIai.
To-Day In sensat.ona, drive win Ton
o the Morning. The two horses raccT
stretch. but once Old Rose bud GO, H.,
'nose In front there was nothing LEI,
hui the shouting as this great old
hoSsc was never known TO quit in :,
pinch. '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
Detroit.
New York.
Totals "a 0 Totals rs 6 /
Batted for Ehmkc In seventh

Detroi, n n n n n ~
New York ........I o O @ -
summary: Two-b base hl,s-Ehmke. Han
hcc htts-Pcckinpaugh. Bodic. Lewis. Pratt
Double plays-P"ck to Pratt TO
bases-Tew York. 4; Detroit. O. First on
SSthrors,-DetroiL i Bases on balls-orr
bsv n m,M5b-on Ehh.mnks. : In innings iii
out-by Shawkey. 6. by Ehmke, J. Losing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
Chicago,
Totals rs J 2 Totals 2o % o
.Batted for Kerr in ninth
Score by Inninrs -

Chicago ....... O n A m
Soston 0 o o o 4 0 q -
Sase hitISchang. Stolen base-SchanE
S Siars hitsIHooper, McInn:s. Double
=, to- shsan TO McInn,, Left on bases-Bos.
Fabsr q off Kerr, /: on Pennock. i. Hi.
or Fabe-. In innings Struck out
"a aoer' ! oy Pennock, S. Losing pitcher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
KUMACEE REACHES FINALS
WILL MEET WHITEHEAD
TODAY IN PLAY FOR TITLE
Miss Wagner md Mrs. stanwix Arc
Nictors In Women's Doubles OF
Old Dominion.

The feature event of the Old Do
minion tennis tournament-the mems
singles fnals-wil be played this
afternoon on the courts Of the Country
Club of Virginia at o'clock between
kumagae the Jap star, and Whitehead.
several times holder Of the State title
In mems singles.
Whitehead won the right IN ra.,
kunaEae by defeating Erskine Buford
yesterday afternoon. ST.. 6-3 and tx
umagae had no difficulty in downing
Frank Hall In two straight sets SO
and 6-l.
Seminnnls This Morning.
The scmitinals in the mixed doubles
VII he played this morning at 1880
will play Miss Anderson and :gsicss
ton and Mics Elizabeth Warren and
f ar AK MI meet Miss Moore and
Lee ice, me nnais in the mixed doubles
In the ladies' doubles Yesterday Mics
Moore Moore and Miss Binzen defeated Miss
So. SO and 10. The finals in i mi:
event. played between Misses Moors
and Binzen and Miss Wagner and Mrs
Wagner and Mrs. Stanwix. 6. siand
VIII Go to PhiInde Iphin.
Miss Warren and Miss Anderson
made such an excellent showing in
their matches that they will 20 -
portant match play there They are
ooth younE and show, promise OF do
'e1r2pinE into unusually fine players
yesterday were:
:, w W tel, and EgEleston defeated
Fleming and Morton defeated Guest
ana Chcsterman. 6-l 81
ul r, Hell nan, and Yamesski defeated j.
F. Hall and Yamesaki defeated kim
ball and Lee. 81. 4-6, So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
YANKEES FORCE into LEAD |
GO TO TOP IN AMERICAN
BY DEFEATING DETROIT
F1nEstend's Homer on Shawkey First
nun scored or Him In Thirty
One Innings.
tBy Associated Press.1

NEW YORK, June 12.-New York
LOOK the lead in the American League
race here today. winning the third
straight game from Detroit. to /.
SnmRe, Detroits first pitcher, twirled
nlnEs' nut one was a home run by
Duhy Lewis with Wick on base. When
riaEStead mt home run off Shawkey
IN the seventh inning II was the first
run scored off the New York pitcher
IN thirty-one innings. The score:
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GIANTS. 2; REDS, |
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CINCINNATI. OHIO, June 12.-Elle-
held New York safe for six innings
today. but weakened in the later
rounds, and New York won, to |.
Barnes pitched we'll throughout the
one run off him due TO a triple by
Roush and an out at first. Doyle scored
in the seventh on his triple and sacri-
fee fy and the winning run came in
tho eighth on Burns double and a hit
by young.
The score