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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-12
TIMES REPUBLICAN, MARsHAILTOWN IOWA, DECEMBER

stock IL most complete Don't forget
that Christmas comes bat once . year,
With peace and prosperity In the coun-
try and the coal strike at an end. let
us all make this q Joyous Christmas
See vs. and get satisfaction. Hellbers
Jewelry store, the sign OF the Big
Street Clock.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-12
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET.
Below We Quote a Few Of Our Regu.
lar Prices,

Pork chops, 80 cents: pork loin
roasts, 90 cents; fresh side pork, IS
cents; fresh skinned hams, Is cents
fresh shoulders. 20 cents; fresh pork
tenderloin, 20 cents; fresh spare ribs,
25 cents; fresh neckbones, pounds
Is cents; pigs tails, 10 cents; pigs
shouts, - cents; pure lard. 80 cents
sirloin steak, 80 cents; round steak, 30
cents: rib roast, 90 cents shoulder
roast. Is cents; chuck roast. IS cents !;
rib boil, 10 cents: 10 South First ave-
nue.. Phone 622. Our own deliveries.
Give u trial. - Central Meat Market.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-12

shaiitown people. The Christmas gift
problem Is easily solved at this metro
politan 1ewelry store. Mr.. Hellerud's
experienced and efficient salespeople
are there to give you that degree OF
efficient advice and service necessary
to make Christmas shopping a pleas
ure at Helleruds Quality Jewelry
Store, next to Strickler. Hellerud's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-12
cHRISTMAe BUYING
Active at HslIsrud's Quality Jewel
Store.

Many Marshalltown people are re-
spending literally 10 the call and re-
quest, "Shop early" especially at
Hellerud's Quality Jewelry Store,
where their salespeople have been busy
selling quality gift goods for the past
four weeks. Hellerud's stock of fine
diamonds. jewelry, high-grade watch
ca and silverware IL the largest and
the most comprehensive that has ever
been shown for the approval OF Mar
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-12

fresh arrivals coming In. Each day
brings some new seasonable variety
so that the housewife should find II
no hard task 10 please her hungry
family.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-12

The J. o. G. class Of the Methodist
church. will hold bake exchange
Saturday at Swanson's Tailor Shop,
leo West Main street. Committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-12

Shop early. short hours. Old Re-
liable Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-12

One, two, three. four. ive-pound
boxes OF candy. Old Reliable Drug
Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-12

Notice.
The DIR. Brady farm In Timber
Creek township will be sold Saturday.
Dec. 81. J. NJ, Whitaker, administra-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-12

To Heal A Cough
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY. 35c
per bottle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
DROP ENGLISH PLAN
No Board for Government Supervision
OF Athletics VIII he Esinb-
lishrd in Isle.

NE'V YORK. June 24.-Ensland's
plan for government supervision OF
sports competitions as AN ou,grow;h
OF the late war has hee:, dissipatcd
according 10 latest exchanges frn,n
Europe. officials favorable to me
proposition for the organization Of a
national government body to direct
athletics had hoped that the trcmcud-
Gus Interest attracted to snort through
It's benefit 10 soldiers and sailors
would result ir a popular demand for
such body 10 direct participation In
athletics throughout the empire
SIR. Pratt answering Lord Cavcn-
dish Bcntn!ck in the House of Com
mons recently. when the matter came
up for discussion, said that the gov
eminent board could not undertake. to
set up special department, to L..
called the sports recreation DEPART
ment. with the object of securing an
adequate supply Of sports grounds and
playing fields and facilities to reach
them
Despite the absence OF a government,
department. athletic officials Of the
British empire are going to continue
their work OF stimulating interest i'm
athletics. II is understood the c!rculn
stances are fully appreciated by local
authorities throughout England and in
every promotional scheme considera-
ton Will be given 10 the needs for
reserving Il suitable area for rccr.a-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
LATONIA RESULTS

Ron. ~ 'Warr!ngtunJ, 3ll.Bo. $500. see
,hrd Tlmc,-l:l5 3-i. Churchill Downs.
Madras G!ngham. Bonstelle Sarasota Gold
crnuf" . .i4.So' IS %. .4sS wHn X.sacc.
~ tMurrayJ. $3.50 1910. second: Military
Girl Y tDi.hmon) tF!c!d). $3.50. third.
Timc-,l: %; 10. sherry. Emma j.. Dinty:
c!Ciy Is Viva Guha Pm. Grove. Diamond
Alien. !ii Uoo!cl. .7.lo. go. second:
,hiri T!me-l:G %. Claude Walker.
wr;c a,it,,:,, M:sa IGpre'tGi Doiph nurg9yne
tqbns"p,. $50 ,aSD ssio Won: j@ %s
Sthhr. l0i crhurb"r 35.30. $40. second ::
Sway: ~ tNan DuscnD. $3.50 third. Time
LII !-S. Discussion. Ed stone and Lin
vef n,e 1 rs ayc ""1 .sc ss .7sc ..a
won; Drastic, IL tconnolyl. $40. 1910.
thIrG Time :is rs, Golden GLOW. Sands
OF f.casurc and ST. Augustine ran.
s 'is ro@"S ssf . s,f5ses ssso wong
wis"nan i2i CONNOLLY. $3.50: $500. sec
?,nrh w ~ rcaacc, Us sCanntiSld). st;6o,
VIC" and Bathildc rsn.
dfYep6s racsMmiIa and SisteeH 81 q ID
%b" " IN MrshD .io SS ssSS
,hird T fSi'IS 81. 'MmaSa.o. Wa IH
kcag. Parrish and Candle Light ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
AQUEDUCT RESULTS

,Kn iIsi 'a fs to i:s
Frank. io5, F5asch). i to ;. / to and
out. second cirrus. li2 G.oftus, . to /
q 10 10. out. third Time. ~ Is Andrew
ana i5lli Mccoy also ran.
Second racc--cne inil.--Dott!e Van1ivcr
Is lWidel. to l. to !, even. won: war
Spirit; iGs tAhr"sel; to j. to ana out
second; scotch E.Idlsi. 10 tFa,orl / 70 l.
Gallant. CONNECT also ran.
Third race-.z.five fur!ongs--Eddle Rickcn.
+. won; Headmsn. l05 JohnsonI II to l.
6 TO 20 second: Romana, lo5 tNoiant..
z TO 2. to D. TO D.. third. Time 90 4. 81
Devil DoE, couyright s.. Germa!n, Cor.
MIGRANT and lucy NAY also ran.
;g,op l i III &C. II tD5. TO 8. 10
Owes. TO TO 3. to :. third Time
II: 3s, as Rose Dor. Duchess Lace. Wy
Filth rscc---one mile and si.tcen.h-Nsrv
Belle. lol Fator! 20 J., TO ). To- {.
to .. to ). second. I.ucius. III (us,nns,
Is. M,iirsc-. Teddy Rousseau Tie I'm.
Cottage. Paddy Dear and p!urenai also
sixth race--four and one hal, rurlonrs-.
Head.Over- HeeIs ll6 tLoftusb. ) 10 { "a
J. and out. won; TheimA L. ITO G.vkeI Il
70 TO TO ). second. Phantom Fair
lis tSchuttingerb. IL TO g. 10 10 and !
To- J. third. Time-:st is. S"kket. Light
discretion. SeTvilieua also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
PICKING PRINCE
lOREE AS PREMIER TROTTER
Horse Once Sold AT Auction for 500 in
Finest Form of Any Horses Train
ing Mt North Randall.

NORTH RANDALL. OHIO. June "a
What difference a few years make
Prince Loree, trotter that was once
releeated to the scrap heap and later
sold at public auction for pal,ry $50
is today the horse that the North Ran
dali railh!rds are banking on TO be the
trottinE sensation OF 1919
Though forced TO race aEains. the
most select trottcrS now in training
rrince Loree would probably be the
today. For the son of Prince Mckinney
Is prohah!y IN the greatest form of ali
irotters at North Randall. which is a
pretty broad statement.
His workouts are biwcekly features.
and, although Mike Dewitt is not send
train clip. Prince I.oree is being allow
ed 10 rip of fractions of the miles at
rait that demonstrates his wonderful
xl Fer :, e;S sainn YESTERDAY McDeyi,,
would fool many an onlooker who
failed 10 split on the quarters. The
best mile Tor Prince Loree was 2:12Ls
a circuit that was eNcelled by more
than one horse during the morning.
away. from the wire TO the quarter pole
in 81, was then cased up and logged
10 the three-,Quarters: There McDcvitt
set MIN sailing again and the little
sro1Ier came the last quarter in thirty
such performances have become so
common that the Randall railbirds
expect them and the talent is now walt
ing to see what Prince Will do when
he has the competition that will max
him step to the limit To beat him
they VIII have 10 step record miles Or
All present indications are wrong
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES TODAY

ub f. .s ffaSlesa!4,9s iysarolds and
S, sr"E MI on ,ig H.: Golden King ia
Him" s9i msi. , 90; Apnle Jack II. 10:
h Mp"G 20. JGntSo NJ Katie CANA; los. Waw.
ELL sno IS 10: ii9hokus. 10; Dandy Dude lIa
i R.I5s; ,. and NJ; abou, two miles
I%H rhoeni@. l2' New Haven. iie
nye fq1ir!!"nEI;;IkTswer. io Meddam 10: Xn.
Fourth Fa'e ... Iianover. handicap for
; rnw' ill., q; Th1g1,ndG,rs,orn. I0;, FL! Swoop
ruin T"r" selling. thrce-"e Odds and
"; mn" ana Observation-Disclosures ~:
Grcat. 10: y Il. Bcsl 10: l!ubbub iii:
i:hI!ast. i!3: raddv WhacS. Ill: Tiny.a-Iirr
!!5i T.ion's ion. III; Bciar!o. o. Sasin, ia
orderly. IL. ' '"'
SPIN race--for ,naidcns. th.e.-v.ar.o,s.
ana 10: one mile k.ur Agriyua lis: Sweet
Tooth IL: itac heipr's Bis lis: Son.rl.d
!l-i search l.lrni. Ill. ll2: Princess I.!o IN
Ai"'s; IJ. NINE Maxine 10: Sadrierock
~; SIT Grhfon. il2. Naucha. rs: Leading
star. li9: Twiturd. liz. The Young C'avai-
f!er. ~. War Note. III. WarrocIset liz
..Anprcntce allowance clsirn"d
Ni-n pounds apprentice al.uwa nee claimed
Gear. track fast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
PAL MOORE AND WILDE TO
MEET IN RETURN BATTLE
Memphis Bnntam and Flyweieht Cham
plOn VIII Fight in England
on July II.

LONDON. June 24.--Pal Moore. the
Wilde. fyweight champion OF the
world and holder OF the Lord Ions
dale belt. In twenty-round return
bout on July II. Pal and Jimmy met
last December at the National Snort
ing Club. in three-round bout dur
ing the er-allied box Ing tournament
Moore was given the decision by Ref
cree Eugene Corri. and 1t aroused n
great deal OF interest in the Tight
Little Isle.
Moore.s victory over Jimmy was tho
second defeat the little Welshman ever
suffered. fancy Lee knocked him out
London on January Is 1915: They
were rematcned and on June &c: 1916.
Wilde put Lee out in the eleventh
round. He was considered we'll nigh
invincible and the Moore battle came
as a surprise.
Pal was not we'll known in this
country. although he had beaten John
ny Coulon, Kid Williams and Pete
Herman in no decision bouts He Is
not a hard hitter, but wonderfully
clever in his way. One OF his chief
assets is his ability TO make man
miss. He can hit and get away and
have the cleverest man in the world
swinging like novice. And that is
land. The number OF blows landed
and the number missed are the main
things in point scoring.
After Wilde meets Pal. he tWilde)
will make short tour OF this coun-
try Then he plans to retire from the
game. He has been in the game for
almost ten years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
LETTERS AWARDED VA. TECH
TRACK MEN AND MANAGER
Three Richmond Lads In Groun-p,.rc.
Snosen captain and OEicsby
Manager Coming YcRr.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch1
=. BLAGkSBCRG. VA. June 24.-1-he
V. y. l. Athletic Council has awarded
stars and letters to the following track
Va; "; NJ Pierce. eaptain- elect. chris.
Va: NJ. T. Wills, Richmond, Va: w a
Wharton, Richmond Va: G. X.
linkous. Blacksburg. Va; w. N Wat
kins. 0ilville, Va: J. N Mcclure.
JT9 70 e. Ea ,;;n g; F. Parrish. Bristol.
Al a meeting OF the letter men W. NJ.
Pierce; OF Christ iansburg. Va. was
elected CAPTAIN of next years track
team. and S. b. Oglesby. Of Lynchburg.
Va. manager.
Pierce stands six feet three inches,
weighs lS5 pounds, and Is well-pro-
poortioncd athlete. He has run the
the e2o.yards dash and the high hurdles
in good time. Pierce has been steadily
making his mark on the cinder path
and proved his worth at Plattsburr
last summer when he took several
prizes in the dashes
His choice for the captaincy Of next
years team is a popular one and il is
the South Atlantic meet next year
that, Will give Georgetown and Johns
Hopkins great fight. This big athleti c
event Will be held on Miles Fis;<i in
Blacksburg. Va. which will >r~re Tcch
a large representation.
;. IL. Oglesby won his recognition
by mis- untiring efforts for the track
ways on the alert for their needs and
always on, the job. With the two above
men handling the team successful
season is expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
FEDERAL RESERVE WINS
STATE AND CITY OUTFIT =
DEFEATED BY 90 SCORE
AverIii Pitches Like Veteran, md Team
mates Hit Well with Men
lluhen.
BANK LEAGUE STANDING.

Federal Reserve Bank got off to an
early start yesterday afternoon at
BYRD Park and defeated the National
State and City Bank by the score of
to 2 Avcrill had the game we'll In
hand and the State and City bows did
not nave look in. but they fought for
everything until the last man was our
rive out OF the six hits credited tn
the city boys were secured In the last
three Innings, after Averill had eased
up bit. The Fcdcralists were abin
to hit with men on bases. so had onI,.
four men stranded The state and
CITY had eight men left on the has.
socks. Van Pelt secured home run
with one man on In the second inning
The threc-bag2cr by Burnham and TIC
two-sacker by Lawrence came with Tho
bases unoccupied
Only three Of the Reservists failed %
NIT while four Of the State and Cit,
boys suffered In the same resnnct
hniEhtlE carried off the batting hon
ors for the State boys while Burnh.,r,
van Pelt, Thompson and Schumau st,r
red with the stick for the FederaIists
The police were out in force lookinC
over the play of the Federal Reservc
hoNS. evidently with the aim OF yettine
line on their strength. They did
not look overly pleased with the OUT
look for their chances OF win today
Planters National Bank meets Tho
american National Bank today, while
the Merchants National Bank PLAYS the
FIRST National Bank Thursday. All
games in the Bank League are PLAYED
at Byrd Park.
hu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
SPORlS y01HF HUNS FINE BALL COOLERS SIP
Whitney and Knowles
Tie in Golf Tourney
TBv Associated Prcss.l

NEW ORLEANS, June 24.-NeIson
Whitney. Of New Orleans, and Ellis
Knowles. Of Pensncola, Fla, tied for
low medal scOFes Ira the qualifying
round of the seventeenth champion
ship tournament OF the Southern
Golf Association which opened here
today, both men turning in cards
of 10.
The qualifying round was played
In continuous downpour OF rnin.
This kept the scores high, cards OF
% and better enabling contestants
to qualify for the match tomorrow.
Hobby Jones, OF Atlanta, prevent
Southern champion, had the third
iowent score at TT. Reuben q. Hush,
of New Orleans, had rs, one stroke
ahead OF Perry Adnir. of Atlanta.
The New Orleans Country Club
won the team trophy today with
an nEErcEnte score OF 3I8. The At
lanta Athletic Club finished necond
with totnl OF 334. Other team.
scores werei Audubon CIsib, OF
New Orleans. 34s, Dallas, Texas.
Country Club. 353, Chnttnnooyn
Country Club, 357; Macon Country
Club. 38It Druid Hills Club, OF At
innta. 376. and Capitol City Club,
Atlanta, 1854.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
POLICE MEET BANKERS
hiuccohfH TO Play Federal Reserve
Team nj boulevard Field ut
1i3O O'Clock Todnx

The police baseball team Will go into
action for the second time this season
when IL plays the strong outht OF tho
Federal Reserve Bank this afternoon
at 1880 o'clock at boulevard Field
From all the dope on the subject
the two teams are evenly matched.
The bankers have had the advantage
they have played in the Bankers
League. but the coppers are their SUI
periovs In experience. several OF the
law upholdin4 players being old pro-
fcss!onals.
Manager Jones, of the police. seems
to think that his men can turn the
trick on the Federal Reserve team. He
and his players are anxious to retrieve
the laurels they lost when they were
defeated by the E.lks.
Bauer Will pitch for the cops and
Thompson for the bankers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
RlCKENBACKER WINS
Snlmon's Colt Tnkrs E.,,,
on hauedu"t Hmc- Cnrd In
Ensy style

AQuEpUCT RACE TRACK. Jup. "a
---tdhi" i:!ckcnhacker " i Saim,n's
Eane colt won the Canrsic selling
S,d"rS To-Day. defeating .. j Decker.
iieanm"n by couple OF lenetr. n
H. Mcf"ftcr's Romany war mira
u" rae" "an onc-sidcd :ddi. ntck-
uho"|hr' "a- the first % get away
Whcn ne harri"r ht,ed. and maintained
me Icad all the way. Iicadman closed
last after a very poor start ana ,nnlt
second piacc from Komany In a duci
Dominant, Harry PAYNE Nhi,,c,..
sN-Nchr star. who hns been ah.cn,
from the tnrt for four YEAR, dit =
Gomf,bach today IN a s.x-furIong dam.
IN a ihst race he defeated i ! Nnhcr's
ina Frank by three Lengths s,,,
liildreth'a cirrus was third
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
LATONIA ENTRIES TODAY

W. iS san,
rn iaJan l22 ra as:ms H.? rras,y ,li
III; Saysth. III: N0blo.nan. III: Watnt
f fITai ~ T"m caro- ~ Money IL Also
star Baby. Il2: Peaceful Star. iii; .Hasty
Ora. !l". Pau! Connolly. III.
msii H% four and
Great iiawF los iiish wind. los: "S ca,a MA:
Flow, los lack Pryor. III: snartSn n noy'
III The Swimmer lis, Also "iigibies:
ransy ii9ssorn l0.; Wallace l.. ins; 'To,-
Thru race--thr .y"ar-olas six furlonrs
- ioa Third Watch. loa; ia:
ior Emanale los: Lanceio,. iOs: Ehriy
SSnI!ns los; ooc3d: los; By. Heck, los;
i iida ic.yd lc' los Toto u.s. Also eligible
Fourth racc-,he Gibson Hotel ha naicap.
s hbIiT% "a ana nr sx tnrionss
III. old Rosebud. 1873.
R.idinEs: the Harold stakes. nv. furiongs"
fm"ac: r-nna n, los traroi; loe: Alex Jr..
NAN "a ~ Va r '' T@lsa on en lS sam Freed
sixth r"ce,.cI.tming. three year olds and
p I; one mn. Einshshe"r 100; Senator
by l"s. .Taniac. los; iajazct. ios ::
Gr,nfnny ~ Dr samuels. III; Lottery,
Also eligible: Rine shooiern. iii: .Chiei
$r"wn., lcs; Kilkenny. los: Keziah. los:
,Ciialmlns mil. and an "ighth-'Jify 10i
.h"s'"rh"ld. l0' 'Huiiion, lo+: sun God.
mate. 100: piscnriGc. 100. Jim lettering
10; sam McMcekn. Ii3.
'Apprenuc" :llowanc" claimed. weather
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25

Continued on Ninth Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
BRAVES, 1915; PHILLIES, 60
tBy Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, June 24.--PhiiadeI-
phia and Boston split double header
here today, the visitors winning the
first game. 10 to 9. and the Locals the
second, q to 5.
ing hits off KiXey and Smith Heating
also was hit hard. but Dcmaree stopped
the Phillies. Philadelphia won the sec
ond contest in the eighth inning. Cady
singled. Woodward sacrificed and
Whitfield singled. scoring Callahan, who
ran for Cady. Here Northrop was sub
stituted for Nehf and three passes and
Meusels single and Stockings double
gave the locals five more runs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
SECOND GAME


Ran for Mage In ninth.
Score By innings:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
FIRST GAME.
Totals ...4l Ii Totals SIS Go 4
Ran for Boeckcl In nth
: Batted for RiSey in NTH,
Score " n NJ n

Boston .........6 q n o-ln
Ph,lsdelnhia .ol oia i-s
Thcrpe. iIolkc. Baird. Home run----Cravath.
stolen bascS-Thorpe 90. Maranvillc.
SACRIFICE tiies--rowell. wilson. Double plays
-Maranvillc. Iierzoc and IIolkc: Dcmar rec
Maranviic and Holkc. Left on bascswBos.
ton. 8; Philadeluhia: 10. Base on balls
on keat!ng /. on Dcmarce. .: of Ri1ey
] on smith / H!ts-or KeatinE. in i
~: OF psms5ee: : in I,a; on RiSey 10
Heating twi!ltamsj. Struck ou,-by Keat.
ing. !: hy Dcmar.n. 3: by Rixcy. ]: by
Smith: :! WANING pitcher-keatinE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
J0LL|FF BLANKS COOLERS |
PITCHES WINNING BALL AND
RICHMOND TRIUMPHS, 3 TOO
Game IL CInchcd In First Inning On
Hits by Brown. fInss. Poole
and Gus" Hill.

Special to The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA. June 2i-Rich-
mond won the first game of the sea-
son on the home grounds this evening,
shutting out Petersburg, 3 to o. The
game was won in the first inning
when Brown. the first man up. hit
safely for two bags. Cilliiand was
safe on McConnclls error, Brown TAX
ing third Bass singled to right, scor-
ing Brown. Gilliland going to third.
Gilliand scored on Pooles sacrifice fly
TO deep center. Pay sacrificed, Bass
going to second, scoring on Hill's single
to right field .Iolliff pitched winning
ball. especially in tight places. allow
ing but five scattered singles. Larris-
scy settled down after the first inning
allowing only three singles.
Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
Luck to Play Aruin.

Gaulding Luck. who has not been
able to play baseball recently because
OF broken arm. has now recovered.
and has signed contract with the
ChriHto-Cola outfit. He Will get in the
game with that team on Saturday.
Luck has played shortstop with the
Paramount club for the past three sea-
sons. and should make the soft drink
lads a good man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25

CLEVELAND Wins ANOTHER
MAKE IT TWO STRAIGHT BY
SHUTTING OUT WHITE SOX
Pitching OF Williams and Fielding Of
Johnston and Gardner Feature
Thrilling Game.
NV Associated Press.l

CHICAGO. June 24.-Cleveland made
1t two straight from Chicago today by
shutting out the locals 2 to 0. Inability
to hit In the pinches when they had
men within scoring distance, coupled
by sensational fielding by Johnston and
Gardner. cost Chicago the game.
Williams pitched great game, the
visitors scoring the first run on
walk. sacrifice. q single and an error
while tho other run resulted from a
double. an inheld out and IL sacrifice
fly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
TRUCKERS, 5; BUILDERS, 2

Especial TO The Times Disratch.l
NORFOLK. VA. June 24--Bruner's
witness Won today's game for Ports
mouth. The Newport News twi.Ier
walked thirteen men and forced three
runs across the plate in the eighth in
ming. Newport News out nit the
Truckers, and but for the wildness of
their pitcher would have won easily
The score:
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YANKS, 9; ATHLETICS, o
IBv Associated Press.1

NEW YORK, June 24.-The New
York Americans won another easy
victory from Philadelphia here today.
0 TO o. New York repeated Its feat of
yesterday. c!inchinE the game with
Kinney was driven out of the box.
Quinn held the Athletics to four .cat-
tered hits.
Score.
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REDS Divide DOUBLE BILL
CUBS WIN OPENER. 6 TO 2,
BUT ELLER GETS REVENGE
Cincinnati HurIcr Strikes Out Ten and
MBkcH Hun Himself by Slug
cling Out Triple.
TBy Associated Press

CINCINNATI. June 24.-After Chicago
had won the first game OF the double
header to ., by hitting Sallee hard.
Cincinnati cvened il up by winning the
second. to o, playing crrorless ball
behind Eller's fine pitching. Eller
struck out ten men and made Il three
base hit which gave the Reds their
second run. Tyler pitched a full game
for the first time in month. and did
we'll.
Scores:
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

INTERNATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Toronto. ,; Newark. T.
Buffalo II; Baltimore. :.
Rochester. II, Reading. a.
Jersey Guy. Is. B!nghainlon. 4 (Srs
amel: jersey city. :: B!nghamtoi
tsccond garnc).
TEXAS LEAGUE
Shreveport. 4; Fort Worth. q
Beaumont. 70; san Antonio, 2.
Galveston, 3 Houston. ?
Dallas, 3; Waco. ,
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
augusta. 9; Grccnvillc. l.
Sparta burg charleston: rain.
Charlotte Columbia. rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
louisville 3; Columbus, .
Indianapolis, : Toledo. j.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
New Orleans Nashville: rain
Atlanta Memphis. o
Chattanooga, J Mobile. Q.