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) will he admitted free.
RACE DATES NAMED
Kentucky TrottinE Horse breeders
Association Meet to BeEln Mt Lex
inEtOn September IN.

LEXINGTON. KY, July s.-Dates for
the decision OF the HXed events for the
Kentucky Trott:nS Horse Rreeders'
Associations annual race meeting were
announced today rs Secretary j. ".
Williams as follows:
Monday, September oo-The F>uturity.
for ;wo-year-old trottsrs. $1,000: the
Walnut Hal! cup. for 2:o9 trotters.
$4,000
Tuesday. September 3o-The Ken
'Ecky Futurity, for three-year-old trot-
.srs. $4,000.
Wednesday, October THE Phoenix
Hoe Pie, tor 2:o5 PAGERS. 5000.
THURSDAY. October The Transyi-
yanin, for ::"s ,-otters. $4,000.
Friday, October 3-The Iexin gton,
for two-ycar-old trottcrs. $4,000.
saturday. Octohcr THE kentucky,
for three-year-ol6 t-otters. $4,000.
Monday. October s-The Castleton.
for 2.o7 trotters $4,000.
Tuesday. October The Cumbe rland,
Tor 2:o8 PAGERS. $1,000; the Pacing
Fu,ur!ty. 81 G00.
Wednesday. October s-The Ashland,
for 2:i3 trottcrs. $4,000.
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OVER HUNDRED GOLFERS
ENTERED IN BIG TOURNEY
Championship Matches OF METROPOLITAN
"olI Assoeintion to Stnrt Thurs
day Mt North Shore.

NEW YORK. July s.-Neithcr qual-
ity nor quantity Will be lacking when
me contestants gather at the North
SnoFe Country Club on Thursday 10
oane part ~ Inc twelfth annual open
ropolitan Golf Association
one hundred and eight golfers have
entered, including Walter Hagen. the
present title holder and winner OF the
national Championship At Brac Burn a
lcw weeES ago.
Mike Brady: tho Oakley professional.
who tied with Hagen in the tourna-
ment proper and was then beaten in
the play Off also is entered He IS
paired with Charlie Honner of Phil
mont who led the field at Brae Burn
on the first day.
Hagen Will tee up with Gardner w.
White. of the Nassau Country Ciuh a,
io;io o'clock. while Brady and Hoffner
VIZ ' W. s.ng gf inu a5s e i,c,i
ne hrsi pair scheduled to start at S 30
O'Clock. AMI thereafter at intervals or
I'VE minutes the players Iill leave the
John 9; Anderson. the siwanoy anna
teur, and George Mclean. OF Crea,
Neck. VIII start AT $50. while the nent
pair Will be Tom Mcnamara and WI
ITid Reid. the Wilmington profess
Conditions call for thr,y-six holes
each ga. me winner TO ge, $3.50 and
a gold medal second 3l25. and third
sloo. considerable increase over nre
rious years.
In aldl,ic n 10 those mentioned. Other
weI-known professionals named to
sa aaht 'heIa JACK Ii5 Nieho.s, now una,
George Lowe. OF Baltusroi: Isaac
Mackie. of Canoe Brook: Tom Rn,:n
Of Fox Hills: Louis Teller. Of RSan
huFn' and Alex. Smith. of wykagyl.
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R:sAhkEES NOW AT CREST
! OF GOTHAM POPULARITY
Sew Yorker Wildly Ea,husi,.tf- Over
huSs1ns Team and ttt.ataa<.
soar sky~a.s

EET' ToEs:. 80. asa
sia56 mi: St. e.s .-- ss,--.,
~, ma - "a. -r.-: $50
se $50. '@. - a= .,--e
put!ne r.. =.
has s!ga.t ,.sz
Grag 49,. 4t.-
club. bu, no - -e.
New Yor1's bsxs..s.
thet!c In regard - - v.,,-.
Rupper, -!iolst3- . =,
rem, penner: pas .,w- r:
more ,rIsrd, 2. p - 80 - =
coionv ~. 49, r<5 -. .st-ss +
40 M, -" :ct- go - ss,sc
ioyine 10 t9E,ne t.e : z'.-s lcs lsts u.
Tht me.
s,i Inc ssa! Ca, ans"*f :o--e s. re ,.-r.
h ha,na oe.n swing .ss ,r+-r = ,.s's.y
nInsas staHG o. ne !zr.s.t 49,
nnne a. ne roo ITcLnc. IN. e....
League sn.sraa -, ~ ~ A-srscar
League 80 sn,'S n The American
the Yants "yea % s-rn crD.ecs -
before Size ny .".5 49, aeEe D-syec
on June 8. Som. - - 80. -" hs.'." STAY
nI ng the hslrs when Das .i-e 80
Lhn sta I!inss performer on -. r"
liti,!op grounds a. one 4und-a+ 49,.
The aye saIn . $50! ana hroeawa%.
averare g!os;ns IS greater lhsn tre
HiIl,on d. 1'.a| crowd OF me ois
Ii,,
nins r S,ns team has played ,~eu.y.
tisnoance, az inquired .5ou. IN. al
.nna.es since Official Ggure.
nea ne oPubic; mas reached the 49,.
csro coya- ,nree- game ser!e= ~.i4 chi
@ coneE,he saturday aud = 49,.
eenltms Sunaay. drew t2rcO fale r.
troit followed TO PLAY before 81 ia -, -
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BENDER WILL REFEREE
AT WRESTLING MATCH
Appearance of "Chier' Add, rntere,t
TO mith-WestcrEnnrd Bout
Thursday Night.

Considerable interest has been added
to the wrestling match to tie held at
the broadway open-Air Arena. at
Laurel and Broad Streets. tomorrow
middleweiEht wrestler. and Gene
Westersaard. of the same division. who
halls from Utica. y. Y. by the an
nouncemeni that Chief" Charles Albert
Bender. manager of the Richmond base
bll team, viii act as the third man in
the ring.
The Chief" has done quite a bit OF
refcrceinG here, and his work meets
with the approval OF all interested in
Wcstcrgaard defeated the local
strong boy here in match several
months ago by the use Of his vicious
arm lock. which he has developed to
an astonishing perfection.
'Zekc.' since then. though. has
grown older and wiser, and IT is hardly
probable that tho Tew Yorker will he
able to repeat his past performance
not SO quickly at any rate
II is announced that Jack MaXey
and Archie Holt, both attached to the
local Polio. Department. will go on
tho same night to a finish match for the
Police Athletic Association champion
shin.
This should attract quite number
Of wrestling fans who are acquainted
with tho two police officers and their
ability on the canvas.
The nc" arena that has been erected
since the closing OF the athletic school
has numerous redeeming qualities.
particularly the fact that those who
wrcstiers in Richmond Will be able
TO watch the match In GOODNESS and
Ladies' will he admitted free
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Mr.. DUDLEY SETS RECORD
WINS HAlF-MILE DASH FOR
TWO-YEAR-OLD TROTTERS
nnoIhcr Record Crowd Secs Lyman
brusie Drive Him In Victor in
North RnnlnlI Iknce.

CLEVEJAND Iu,
$780,, IIo"d WAS on hand for the
1scima uay o. Grand Circuit harness
record time was hung up in several
worlds record was o.,,,,,.,
the half-milr d,sb - es.mpiishcd m
trotters when AZ ~, ~ ."o-Ecar Ia
l:O2H 10 w., ."I' Duulcy won 1t in
itrnstt. ~ was driven by Lyman
ali socn u raced the hrst quarter in
81 SECONDS
Appic l'utncy hung up tho best tj,no
vi me year In the F'asig thrcc-yoar
pu tpt' Wneh she covered the second
neat IN 2:o6is.
seventeen horses, tho larras. Ga,,
ever on the track were IN - neiu
heat Of the 2Iy pacn IN, ~ openihs
Withdrawn hesnr. ~ nut thrcc were
the hours scorjn,. "e start because of
r,brnc ., ,,,...s ms.
o,,i - - sorltcS were successful with
fourth cbnI, cnoice. and Mr.. Dudley.
;oui ~ cioice IN tho betting account
ms TOT inc other events.
sun: Srumtnaries follow:
Iwo-year OLD trottins-haIf. miIo
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Optimism 7Hckzes
From Police Team
Departmental Goat Snitch-
cd No More, Captain
Bill Jones Says.

Optimism once again trickles from
the pores OF Captain Bill Jones, Of the
Police Ball Team, as he pokes his
periscope into the future and hashcs
up new line OF dope with the an
nounccmcnt of six more conflicts for
his club.
Before. when the valicnt cons
caNorted with the enemy. the said
enemy always SWITCHED the bacon and
me departmental goat for good meas
ure. But never again. asserts BIN. It'll
Gabriel Initiates his iromboue and
sounds the roll call
Nor is his jabber merely mush. Luck
landed kersplash on all four feet right
Waymack. who has just returned from
me land OF the frog-eatcr. where he
and his friend Pcrshing licked tho
Huns, obtained his old position on the
force Waymack is said to he a
hurler who can camounagc a bali like
Il boomerang. make II travel like An
express train and perform like a trick
mule
OF the hefties who Will probably nail
positions in the Police Force soon
CAPTAIN Bin some of them have "a a
record for fracturinE fences as long
as Cupid has for plunking hearts
The teams that Captain Jones bat
busters have picked out TO lick are:
GREENWOOD Methodist Church-July
Christie Coia-July 81. at Byrd Park.
Virginia Railway and Power Team
july 70. at boulevard Park
> Federal Reserve Bank-July IS, at
= BIaqsr Internationally rs. at
Richmond Elks-July 80. at Boule-
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TENNIS STARS COMING
Four AuntralIans VIII Snil for Tbi,
country TO Play In National
Cham onshlp Tournament

NEW YORK. July S-Much interest
was expressed In lawn tennis circles
yesterday over the ca bic message from
London that four Australians viii sail
TOT the United States on July I3 to
tournament late in August
According TO the cable. the PLAYERS
coming are: Norman T.. Rrookcs who
G. l.. Patterson, r. Lycctt and r u
fhomas. These are the players who
are likely 10 defend the Davis CUP in
Australia next December
The invaders will sail on Tho .ou;
tan!a and arrive here late this month
The National championship will he
PLAYED on the courts Of the West Side
Tennis Club at Forest Hils. +.
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WORLD SERIES IN MINORS
Remnant Winners I'm American Associn
ton and international League
VIII tlnsh

NEW YORK. July s.-The rennant
winners Of the American Association
and the international League viii hav.
a worlds series" of their own, IL MAS
announced here today.
\ post season base bail series Will hc
played by the leading teams Of these
minor organizations The series VIII
consts, of the best four out OF seven
games.
Play Will probably b"Ein about the
first week of October. Tie American
Association race closes on Scptcm b =
IS. and tho International season on
September IL.
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.=.EID REFEREE HAD TO RUN
]: +. FOR LIFE AFTER DECISION
nGacp
,du
With Pistol Stuck Against His Ribs,
LII. Ioungstcr Awarded Bout TO
Fighter Knocked Out.
MADE SWIFT GETi W \ Y
Without Coat or Vest in Zero
Weather, Outran Backcrs Of Real
Winner in Fast Eour-Milc
Race.
MADE SWIFT GETAW 4 \,
ny. JAMES J. CoupErT.

NEW YORK. July S. Another
refereeins yarn that Walter c, Kelly.
OF Buffalo, =. y, springs is this:
Twenty years or ago ! was
asked 10 refsrre a lou, in Back Rock,
suburb OF luhalo. had a more
imparian. Job en- hand .yr that night;
hu' suggested II the promoters of
the B!acl Rock :how .hat they appoint
George E"hadc. vic then was an of
fcs boy ID til. newspaper shop where
va" wothlas.
boxing and just about FIVE feet tall.
But the kid knew the rules and had
performed mishtI we'll in preliminary
ting for me. Upon my recommended
ton DeRade got the job and left for
BLACK Rock without dreaming Of how
he would come back.
Two hantamweights. local pr!deS,
were the main attraction. Kid liarike
WIS one of them, hut ive forgotten
the name of the other kid. / think
they called him Sailor Boy
Caught RIEht-Hnudcr on Chin.
The youngsters pu, up slashing
night for about thre rounds when. all
OF a sudden, Hartke belted the Sailor
Boy beautiful right handler on the
chin. And down went the Sailor Boy.
Over jumped DeRade, the midget. and
began counting over him. But hardly
had he started when the seconds
and half-dozen toushs, who had
bet on the Sailor Boy, also jumped
!nto the ring.
Hey. you. hey beloved the sec
'Hartke foulcd him. he (ouled him
In bust your skull into thousand
Psfes eus you h tesp on nnpnS
fou!ed him.
And all the while they were jos,lins
,aHa, pushing the. little referee around.
ION toilins off the seconds until ne
Preached six. Then some one damned
"a slab OF hardware against his ribs
land said;
: Pistol Pressed Against Ribs.
: Sailor Boy wins this fight on foul
-pr YOU take the consequences
: ,Righ, then and there DeRade stop
ped counting 10 examine the instrument
His worst fears were realized II was
"a sort OF hardware that explodcs easily
: and then Willie The the Ii iarske crowd
was sim shriekinS in JOY over seem
ling victory OF its favori,c. who had
head. DeRade, realizing that discretion
lbs the better part OF valor said:
foul sure yssXSa Sd arlnS fqmm,,ed ans
youth on the noor-'wins the fEht. OF
course. OF course
Came Out In Fast Time.
With that DeRade leaped from the
--ha uled him to his feet. lifted up one
.pi MS hands in token OF victory. and
:. :s:Sailor Boy wins on foul.'
that time DeRade had reached
Sthe,,aooT. But just in time, The in
for him. DeRade Was minus coat and
vest and hat-snd Il WAS near zero.
Eu, ne mined i. no; =; all. Clothing
tina sinS se;a@sy DeRade mad ve-v
lie p .Mp+ts him. and in the four
ha roer:a--. along river .-on.s ana
49, -:z.a E.-++:s - a.aliy c!s;ancsG
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TRUCKERS, q; BUILDERS, a
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
PORTSMOUTH, VA, July S.-Ports-
mouth and Newport News staged a
twilight game today. both teams strug-
SIng for fifteen innings without a
locals. but were unable to get "A score
over the plate after the eighth frame
Harris was wild. giving twelve passes
on balls. but sensational ficldinc bv
his teammates saved him from defca;
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CARPENTER SEEMS ONLY
CONTENDER FOR DEMPSEY
,,, However, Has Nod
'ouent Tor Five Years and Nav
Not Prove Real Rival.
MATCH BEING Corsrn,,n,
', Wv" champions Manager Says Pro-
lego VIII Not Go to Paris ~.
right Before Audience OF AVE-.
can Fans.

NEW YORK. July sr
chancnss circles are now discussinr. ~
1;rench h or Georges carpentier. the
msn. against Jack Dempsey. IN
p.Sschl Carpenter looms m me
800 800 POSSIBLE contender aYainst me nc
Dempsey snsce H CHAMPION For JaoS|
,ms INC iife out of Willard bu,
iped away clean the homes or has
champions. eaFyWcight|
:, '.;arpentier was the choice o, r.
NN!!,n,KTaru last December an a riv,, ~
~ !iiard. He wanted to slrn az
nl nnnch u, n, up for the tight which tont
p"n,Icr :" VI io'eao last week. but Car
~, ..'i WAS unabl" Ia obtain hi. do
eiarEe from the French army us
- inpseSs terrific hattening o. win
niiny up haug Carpenter look like |
81 inc most rcma rkablc sluEpcry ne
me uhES or Terry McJovcrn and vow .
.ornett. faster on his feet and nnrs
n.a s.SsaTe than any other Iivinr
siuss Opponents Fnriou.ly..
Not only is no capable or ine,ou
a. s.ral amount OF punishment. h,t
nc slugs SO fast that his onno,.u,s
iN-iiic.;; willard thought house or
n.iShs ieli on him. Giants like F1I,ton
blows ny MS
Is carnen,ier capable o, facing Jael
I'm !scE! For Carpenter at the pres.
eht y a good deal Of legendarv
nSusc, IT'S last battle was fought
enc nfe years ago, when he won on
q foul from Gunboat Smith In an
rounds. an ok
Carpenter is twcnty-eiEnt years o,d
ana stands feet H.: inches tall
~ best fsnt.nE weight is between
-" ana $50 pounds. lie Is clever
nnNcr. and won the attention OF tho
~, NE -, rams when he tapped Bonn brad.er
Wells for knockout on two separate
occasions. Ihat was back in 1918
Outpointed.
The next year Joe Jeannstts, tho
negro heavyweight. outpointed him in
hegan his ring career in 1907. Ills
record shows that he was beaten In
rounds by Dixie Kid. the negro Ameri-
can, stopped in seven rounds by Billy
t'apke crackerjack middieweiKht
iEht.r and lost on foul TO Frank
Is !aus, another m!ddleweight in nine
teen rounds.
nnlisted 10 fight for his country. Since
that time IL is doubtful whether he
has had the gloves on for even a few
cAHrESTIER WOULD HAVE TO
COME HERE, KEARSEs SAYS.
CHICAGO. July S.-If Georges Car
penticr hopes TO get match with Jack
lpemIsey. the new heavyweight cham
piou. he VIII have 10 come to this
country to wage battle. This was tho
decision of Manager Jack Kearns to-
day in private message sent here
Jack has been offered a big sum to go
TO Paris for such contest but de-
clined He cabled he would fight the
French CHAMPION and willingly, but
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GAME WON BY HOME RUN
DODGERS TRIUMPH OVER
PIRATES BY 2-TO-1 COUNT
Fast Double Plays. Fielding OF Myers
and Hurting OF Cndore Feature
Sensational Contest.
rBv Associated prc.,,

BROOKLYN. July S.-zach wheats
home run drive over the right field
wall after Griffith had singled in the
sixth won the opening game OF tho
pittsburgh series for Brooklyn today.
10 l.
The Pirates scored their only run
IN the fourth OH StcnEel's doublc
Sonthworihs single and an out. After
that the visitors went out in order.
Cadorc pitching brilliant ball MYERS
saved the game several times by MAX
ms sensational catches. Two fast don
PIE PIE. plays oy Pittsburgh kept Brook
ScOrn
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville. >: Columbus. l.
Kansas City, IS: 81 Iaul. II.
indianapolis. u: Toledo. o
Milwaukee. -; Minneapolis, II.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock -cha.ianoosa rain.
Nashville. = Memphis.
New Orleans. /; Atlanta. 1.
Birmingham. lG; Mobile. l.
INTERNATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Reading. $; Jersey city. 2.
Newark. IL: Baltimore. >.
Rochcster, =: Buffalo g.
B!nSha mton. 6: Toronto. 4.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Augusta. S; Charlotte. 3.
Sparta burg, S; Columbia. ..
Grcenv!llc. s; Charleston. /
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TARS. 4: COOLERS. 2

ISpecial 10 The Times Dspatchl
took the champs into camp this even
ing for the second game OF the series
by score OF 10 =. Both UuClaub
folk.
Errors by Petersburg at critical
!inicS resulted i'll two runs for Norfolk
iinkcy. Roth. feathers and Jonnard
featured with stick work while the
heldinE OF iinkey and Dcighan was far
above the ordinary
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BRAVES, go; REDS, "a
TBv Associated Pre.s.1

BOSTON. July S.-Boston and Gin
cinnati divided a double-hcader to-
game, to ., and Cincinnati taking
the second. to ). Rudolph kept GIN
cinnats hits scattered except in ono
inning OF the opening game Bsston's
rallying IN the last two innings of
the second game was no, enough 10
overcome Cincinnati's lead.
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CAMBRIDGE, MASS, July 8.-Rob-
football! team. announced tonight that
"allie Trumbull and Charlie Coolidge
would assist him with the eleven
Tru'naull Was tackle on the crimson
team and acted as captain against
fa'e in 1917. Coolidge was left end
on the 1918 team,
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.E:UBEs DEFEAT IND|ANs,2-!
BREAKS AGAINST JOLLIFF.
WHO PITCHES GOOD BALL
Five of Renders Tribe Caught MT Plate
by Gillian. Saving Dny for
suffolk.

Especial 10 The Times D!spatchJ
SUFFOLK. VA. iuly S.-Surolk be
gun on the battle for the second hal:
this afternoon by taking the game
from Richmond. > 10 /. Luck broken
for the home team. loll:n. for the
visitors. having the advantage on the
mounds. Gilman. catcher for suffolk
saved his team from dcfea, by his
speedy work. eight putouts being
credited 70 him. Ave o: them being n
home plate.
Score:
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GIANTS, 8; CARDINALS, !
TBv Associated Press I

NEW YORK. July s.-The New York
Nationals celebrated their return TO
TO l victory over the st. Louis club.
Benton held the Cardinals TO three
hits. while the Giants batted Doak out
In the sixth inning. scoring five runs
on four singles and Zimmerman's
triple. n zimmerman stole home in the
same inning.
Score.
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.....-.......-.........0n 0 q O O u
k,a m m aTy: Two,hase hits-Stcngel.
hrueser Home run-Wheat Sacrifice hi;
-J9hnston Double plays-Tcrry Cutshaw
ana Moiiwitz ~. I.oft on Pittsburgh.
). BROOKLYN. 5. Bases halis-on Miller
!. Ht,s-on Miller. in innings Struck
ont.oy Miller. /: by Galore. B. Losing
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Snfolk. ,: Richmond. I.
Norfolk. :: Petersburg. ..
Portsmouth. 4: Newport News mr.
teen innings; durkncss)
GAMES TODAY.
Richmond at suffolk
Norfolk Mt Petersburg
Newport News at Portsmouth.
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Petersburg.

Norfolk ............ - ooIn,IOoni'
Petersburg ....... ..,, o i /. a q 4 n
. Suminary-Two base hits-IIcck Stolen
hascs-Goerty. Sacrifice hits--parker. Raj
.nSer; Jonnard Base on bails-unrlaub
90. Left on bases-pctcrshurE. ?: Norfolk
T.. Struck out-Cnrlaub. =: Cuilotcn. 3 Wild
Umpires-WaIsh. Shaffcr.
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FIRST GAME


Cincinnati ............. 90 ooo . n -
Boston ..................... 3non n - q
summary: Two-base hits-IIoike. Maran-
RiSEert. Powell Stolen hnses-I;roh. Brcss-
Ter. Powell. aSGert 80. Maranvtlle. Gowtly
LET, on hases-C,incinnatt 8: Boston :
Basesl on bails-on Ring. !: of Mitchell. /:
or Rudolph. l. Hi;s--on Ring. in 3 in.
ninEs Struck out-by Ring 3: by Rudolph.
T. Wild pitch-Ring. Passed bail-WinEo
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An Irish gentleman once
told us how, during a brief ex-
perience as a Texas COW boy, he
incurred the ridicule of his COM
panions when, while undress-
ing at the swimming hole, one
Of the rough riders sang out,
"boys, just look at the tender
foot-he wears socks" where
upon he discarded hosiery for
the time being.
To-day, in certain sections
of North Carolina, there still ap-
pears to be prejudice against
socks, but now the "tenderfoot"
is distinguished by the sort of
socks he wears. Cotton or wool
socks are not considered luxu-
ries, however costly, but the
line is drawn on silk-at least
silk costing over 81 per pair.
Bathing Suits.
The best of everything men
wear.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston %: Cincinnnti . f6r., ~,,,
Hinctnnnti. 8: I!oston. 3 tsecond sismej.
H""kNn; z; Pittsburgh. L.
Chicago. .; Philadelphia. {.
GAMES TODAY.
Cincinnati mt Boston.
pittsburgh at BROOKLYN
81. Louis at New York
Chicago at Philadelphia.
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suffolk.
Richnoud.

e, y !
summary: Two-base hit-Black Lei, on
hH ses-Sunolk. .: Richmond. struck out
by john. J: by Guilmar. }. Double plays
Munich to Mccain. Passed. balI-,;ul,nan.
Hit 10y ritcher-Jollin Gmpircs-McC;rcw
and Laroqu". Time-i:35.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. 1: st. Louis. >.
GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia nt Chicago
boston at st. Inuis.
Washington mt Detroit
New York at Cleveland.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals go Total. ..3i 5 : 2
Ran for Gowdy In eighth
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The best of everything men
wear.
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WOULD HAVE To
COME HERE, KEARSES SAYS.

CONTINUED on Ninth Page)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

convened Tuesday morning. The rec.
adopted by the board in.
emde an extensive programme, cover.
ing bunkhOuses, water supply, eamp
site, lighthouses, dry rooms, latrines
mess halls, meat houses, kitchens. sani.
tary service and recreation. Bunk.
houses must be provided with a mini.
mum of 30 square feet floor space for
each man and 500 cubic feet of air
space. They must be raised from the
ground at least two feet, and in damp
situations more. They must be ade.
quately heated by steam hot water
or stoves. A minimum Of one shower
head for each Is men is recommended
with separate controls for hot and cold
water. Dry rooms are not required
east of the cascades. The camp super.
intendent is held strictly responsible
for the sanitation of the camp.