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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS is
3 STABLE AS PUBLIC UTILITY
Motor Cars ns Important Factor In
Daily Life as Telephone, Elcc-
trio Light or Gas.

i. There can be no longer doubt that
tho automobile has taken its place as
a public utility" is the statement of
Nice-Presidcnt r. c. Rueschaw. OF the
Mitchell Motors Company. Inc. OF
Racine. Wis. Although during the
war 1t was classed as luxury. the
Various campaigns determining tho
determined beyond question tina; they
ARE regarded chiefly as utilities and
as luNurics only in secondary way.
sps ss and Of oh ses pSbPe
stc suggestion has often been made
that you try 10 imagine conditions
should their service be discontinued
what would YOU do in your daily life
Of YOU did not have the telephone at
your elbow? How would you get along
Without electricity?
would be like without automobiles.
Those who depend on their cars TO set
to business would not only find it TAX
Ing them a much longer time, but
would arrive at their Offices tagged out
by the regular transportation rush.
Almost everybody depends to some
BY motor either for his person. his
deals. Gu, it OF this m Means OF transpor re
ration and chaos is the result
This recognition OF thy automobile
as a public utility has given to the
business stability only enjoyed by
snuuStrles OF tAat CLASS, continued
MIR. Rueschaw. The securities of
sound. prosperous automobile manu-
tacturcrs are preferred Investments
Bankers know that they can safely
count upon any business which is in
dispensable 10 the public welfare.
The increasing stability Of the au-
tomobile business is rendering il
easier for car manufacturers TO in
crease the values they Offer the pub
JIG. In many eases prices are advanc-
ing as tho changing conditions due to
the end OF the war affect the manu-
facturers. but IL all cases greater
values are now offered than ever be-
fore, and as usual the public is the
Dne benefited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13

Portsmouth State hank Now National.
PORTSMOUTH. VA. July 13-The
Bank or Portsmouth. which has long
been known In the financial circles OF
virginia and was an old standby here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
PULASKI COAL MEN MEET
AND LAY OUT YEARS WORK
SIX Companies Digging Fuel In South
west VirEintn-EIect Officers for
the Ensuing Year.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
PULASKI, VA, July l2-Sundry
coal corporations which have their
main offices in Pulaski. but whose min
ing and mineral interests are else
where. have held their annual meet :
inEs here, the same financial Interests
being largely interested in each com
nanH. The companies are: Tho KEEL
lioka Coal Corporation. the Wallin Coal
Corporation. the ketenia- Pickett Cor
poration, the Cars Fork Corporation
the Red Ash Company, and the Heuser
Coal Company. The annual reports
were heard, matters pertinent to the
business affairs were considered and
officers elected as follows:
koilioka CorporatioD II. Hardaway
~. raul Va, president; NJ NJ. Tomp
}, +. Wysor. Pulaski secretary treas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
RESUME OF CASUALTIES
All Degrees OF Disability md Wounds
PcHch Total OF
=, 2Ol ,6JT.

WASHINGTON. July 1o-The mum.
Der of casualties given out to date by
the Committ3c on Public Informa ton
service and includes all degrees Of dis :
ability and wounds.
The tota number killed in action. in.
GLIDING $50 at sea, is 1924 died of
wounds. 1851; died of disease, 234sl;
died from accidents and other causes.
5oI2: wounded in action lover eighty
five per cent returned to duty. 213.4os;
oners OF war released ad returned)
1881.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
SEARCH FOR TWO MEN
statfoners' Employees Missing, Head
of Firm Benten Up. nnd
5000 Missing.

NEW YORK. July ia general
alarm was sent out by the police
today for two employees Of tho firm OF
Hull & Deppisch. stationers. tho senior
member Of which. Gardner c. Hull.
was so badly beaten with hammer
In his office last night that he died
this afternoon. The men whom the
police are seeking were employed as
messengers by the firm. The Rev,
August Deppisch. partner of Hull, said
that the robbers had obtained only
500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
BUILDING AT AMHERST
New Residences Going Up Rapidly.
Mcre to Come in the Good
Rouds Town,

Several new residences are to be
putt In Amherst In the near future
dwellings,. which are to be erected by
). II. Written. Frank l.. Turner and
Judge John w. Davis. all OF which are
adam road. Y. T.. Dameroi Is having
an addition built to his residence. and
other new buildings. Will be constructed
before the end of the year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
nohc.on County For Good no,d,

LUMBERToN. n. c.. July 1o.-Robe-
SON County is going into the work of
making good roads in dead earnest
The county commissioners arc issu-
ing bonds that have been voted to the
broke township, $4,000: Smiths town
ship. $4,000: Howellsvine township.
$4,000; Orrum township. $4,000: Cad
dy township $4,000: Sahnanon and Red
Springs townships, $4,000 each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13

IS no longer. 1t has become the Am
can National Bank Of Portsmouth,
under Its new name Is as strong
rs popular as under the old. peril
4 little moro so.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24

Local Golfers to Play
in Washington Tourney

Players from the Country Club OF
Ni-Sintn Will compete In the cham
pionshtp golf tournament of the
Middle Atlantic Golf Association 40
he held over the course of the CO.
Iumbth Country Cub, Washington,
ID. C.. ON Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of this week. just how
Richmond liz uncertain. l.. J. d..
MncknE chairman of the Country
Club golf committee. L. first vice.
president Of the Middle Atlantic
Associations.
The winner of the tourney will hc
the association champion for thc
year, Will have possession of the
championship trophy with his name
engraved on IL, and will also he
given prize. Additional prizes
for first. second ind third low gross,
first and second low net. low .st
team score. and runncr-up for
championship will he awarded.
Thcsc awards will nc given by the
association. The Columbia Country
Club hns provided first aud runner
up prizes for the second. third and
sucI other SiNtrcnS as the entries
warrant and for the winners of de-
fcntcd ciEhts in each sixteen.
The team trophy will go to the
team which makes the best score
In the qualifying round, the aEgrc-
Sntc scores 10 count. Each team
VII, consist of five players. Each
club In the association may enter us
scmi-fnnis will he played ON the
morning of June IS, and the finals
in the afternoon. The Columbia
Club has extended the privileges of
Its course nnd clubhouse 10 nil
players entered in the tournnmcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
AQUEDUCT RESULTS

First race-sIx and half furlonss-old
Koenir. $50 G.oftus>. /" Z. /" T. out.
won: Holistar. 10 tBuxton), :" !. . To
!. to ;, second Rogers: q m'reecci 10
]: 20 ), 70 :. third. Tine lls -
Second e--s,ecplcchase about two miles
-Sysosset. la5 powers. TO = 10 :. /
to :. ',yon: Marian. 40 HIuchcs). To =,
even, TO >, second Rcdd"st. li3 (Craw-
fordD. 20 l. ! 10 =, To ., third. Time.
al. -. Whist. H.. New Haven, Early
Light. Me!os %or;hwooG and Chcrrys;one
Third race-IIudson handicar nve fur
ont. won: Violet rip. io9 (Amhroscl 10 to
]. even. out. second ShoaI. liz collins,
IL to I. even. out. third. Time. OF ?.
Rocking lIors- ran Man O. War and ROCK
Ing Horse Glen Riddl" stable.
Fourth raC"- brooklyn handicap: milo and
a furlong Eternal !o5 ,Schu'tinvcrp. 6 to
J. to to 3 won: Purchase III Loftus).
. FatoGi. % to !. % to |. 10 to l. third.
Star Class. War Cloud l. frrant Straight,
forward and y" Frank ran
Fifth rac"--'uile--kilis H. III IBut-
webb. & 70 J, TO !, even. won Ben"voi-
cni, 40 STALKER. to !. 3 to : 20 s.
second; amer, T. ~ bi9nnman}, 90 to
Lu,nue an Bout. Kate Bright. DOeas Tapa-
Sixth race-t,yo-year-ol Inaidons: nv.
furionss-Hastcn On, !l5 tSchUttiurer) C To
=. s 10 b, 20 3" Won. Alias. IL ,NoIaril.
TO j. To !, even, second. Gainccocl iii
.1Johnsonl 10 to ]. 20 l. 10 l. ,hsrd.
San Marcus, American Moy ana Melodrsni,
800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
SELECTION OF REFEREE OF
BIG FIGHT CAUSES TROUBLE
Willard md Dempsey Favor single
Arbhcr In Opposition to Boxing
Commissions Practice.

TOLEDO; O., June 93.-Another day
mas mas fnded behind the western hills and
no no. oiii S,.;,; hayn been named for the
The sad feature of ii is that right now
an parties involved seem farther from
settlement, than at any time since
Maybe he whole matter Will be dis
poSeu OF peacefully in day or two.
pugiltstic history will result.
II was hoped that something might
he accomplished today by the arrival
from New York Of Major Anthony j.
preNel Biddic. president of the Ma
tional Boxing Commission. 1t is Major
nidnic organization that agreed to
, "a. r,' me JOB when there seemed lit
IN agreement. Eut Major Biddle
didn't do any advertising. lie may be
mere ,tom@rrow and he may not.
me, ,he SITUATION today with a statement
mat he really favored the old-fash-
I"he ,n way Of hayins only referee To
CORNERSTONE program usually calls
Tor referee and TWO judges, who sit
outside the ring, but have IA voice in
today that Willard was wholly In ia
vor of the commissions thrcc-man
mode OF operation
JACK kearns. who does all the speak
ing for Dempsey. Indicated that he. too,
liked the single referee stunt "A whole
n 10, better n But If Willard and lienrns
: Il
rather safe hei that Record. the To-
ledo man. won't be the referee
Pecord enjoys an envinblc reputation
around these parts. and is really n
hisn class arb!ter. Undouptcdlv he
| could handle the job just as efficiently
.ts any other man in America Bur
ms fame is purely local. and he has
never been tested in Il bout Of such inn
portance. Both Willard aud Ecarns
aic Impressed with records record.
hui neither seem to feel that he is in
n class with Jack Walsh and Others
OF nationai reputc. SO they incline,
naturally, 10 man who has been
tested and never cracked" in con
tests where championship was at
stake.
should the fighters stick out for the
o s!nE!e refercc idea and pass up Pc
cnrh. complications might cnsue here
me rules Of the Toledo Boxing Com
MISSION. which organization gave
klckard the permit 10 put on the show,
provided that only the official referee
record, shall oftciatc at fst;c affairs
WITHIN the civic confines.
- IS an ugly situation that confront
matter is TO see 10 IL that all parties
involved reach an amicable agreement
which VIII he approved by pugilistic
rams. Perhaps l!.Tiic will be able 70
uhravcl all the Snarls in the tangle Of
the present moment, and bring order
| ana contentmcnt out of the present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
LATONiA RESULTS

ra FTs' s1 20 % mreeYs NJ GMgr
III drown. s.. ssS ss""nd ''I r,ml,ux rai tx
,tarf%it) $500 third. Time. 1913 81 Bugie
,,'i' ,tihrpy C." Lucky, kildare Roy. Lance
i"t. KING Worth and Butter Scotch, IL
n, see ,1.n rac:S g fnrlensscaptan Mac
~: t'rothl. $50. $500, second Jazz ll2
Gray. $50: third. Time. ! :02 % Iiindno
Nc IN "T"ht Melvin. Lieutenant Lester. Glen
Wei Warlif". Tom Logan Lord Hamilton
MIRO racc-ive furlonrs- Frank W. lI3
,Mar,rinEtonl,, $3.50. s.. $50. won: Inspec"
i%r hughes; l!6 .ianovcr). Sla s. 90 second :;
T Ti,pc M Va Yin I'M nc Grhurher) $500, third
h,uhy. Wilson the Great ana Majorio Hynes
Fourth racc-mil" ana a sixtcenth-IIar.
vest King liz UE"hinson). S. $50 $3.50
"nd; R"dmon. 100 GooD Si30. third. Time
~. p"rnholo Broom Pcddlcr and Scweli
ni rith m 5"G>Lmie and .*iSteenth-Rufys
.cconh Iaria Maid. rs tMurray) siI0 third
IlTnc, 1876 10 iSalEncur. Vulcnritc Barney
shannon. Gournond. Mint Cat t,lermoni
'nrrE Up aud General Iiaig also ran.
w. Sl IA -, racc.nile and sixtcenth-Kcn-
Dancer. liz (WriEhtj $3.50. third .rimc'
l;tS 10. Starry Banner. Yenghca Ambms.
Gfnnt Bathilde. Butcher boy. George
DSS ny"n;;, 'nn%onnry i'runrs also ran.
handl"y 100 tMurrav>. $500 So Co 81 70 won
iiunaker i0' canf"ld)., uied) $50 10 si0
;i,Tr"," ,W"nonmah los utH) $3.50. third
iih"; ~ 80. Thistlcgrccn. jack nil Axe.
,.I. Han%atn Incidence. Mary's BEAU also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES TODAY

First rr,GG@.1,,hree-y sar-olGs aad M six
~ Xndrew ios iii Mcci@gyy ,l2 2o'9 2,1s@.'
rank shao1 l9i L'EnafSS;. lOal IIer@dias q: ma
% %Irs1 niisc .gnd G"liant 100 Go,,e Van.
AZ war Z"ns lie war .spri,. ios =
Third race rnHrsic selling states ,vo
year Odds i've !uriougs-Si. ,;.rlu,in ~. .
SUMPTION io1; Devil Dog. no. CnqyrI hi
106: 'Hac ksmore. 81. Cornoran a. tJirti",
Kicksnhaeker. 10; I.ucie May. io5. .ba,u.,
many. l05. 40
:, Fourth races- Regret handicap mares
ibs55ee,yShhr ni ana , nn m!l,-Falry W"nI
rI; Ike; Duchess Lac. ~ My Friend, liz.
and th-JaGh Mount. lii: MiiI
Dress. ioi: Tic PIN. ~: MARY Bol. ic !,
Sir William johnson. ia: Charles Francis
III: Alma -: liz: Little Cottage" IL.
Paddy Dear. III: 'Piurenz. 60 Iucius. liz
Sixth raoe-hil!cs. two.ycar.old.. ,ou
and one-hslf MISUNDERSTANDING no rh.iun
Edo: Light vino. us: I.yra, Ils: Em
bidium no; Head over Heels. lis: rhan
tom FAR ~ Limerick Lass as. indis
Apprentice allowance claimed Weather
fsir; track fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
s. S. S. Clears Skin of Erup.
tions-Drives Poison From
the System.

Get it fixed in your mind that skin
eruptions, Eczema, burning, itching
skin and all skin diseases are due en-
the skin. by simply washing and keep
ing 1t clean you could obtain relief
not even ointments. lotions and salves
would be necessary. Agree with us In
this belief, and your trouble can be
relievcd-you can be entirely restored
to health. S. S. S. is a purely vegeta-
BILE treatment that you can secure from
your own druggist-it Is a blood tonic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
POTOMAC CLUB PREPARING
Conch ThrnlI Getting Onrsmcn In SHINE
Tor Participation In Peoples
RfEattn July 4.

WASfilNGTON. June 23-potomac
Boat Club oarsmcn are busilv nronsr
ing for participa ton in the PEOPLES
regatta 20 be held in philadclphia
Walter Thrall. a junior eight. n iunior
SQUAD. an intcrmcdiat. gig and an all
service gig are taking the water daily
above The Auucduct Bridge and srv
"raI Potomac men are training 10 com
pee IN the intermediate singles
July o ana the I'otomacs will colo
ORGANIZATION Of thcir club ncid
DAY on Analosian Island Will bc held
on inc "ih, while closed rcgatia
anu reception at the clubhouse will
! ALSO dedlcaic memorial 10 mrnhcrs
VINO iosi incir lives in the military
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE
Holman md Lawrence VIII Meet Thurs
day Night nj Seven Pines Ord
nance Depot without Fail.

Interest in local sporting circles Is
again conferred on the Holman Law
renee boxing bout witch will be held
at the Seven Pines general ordnance
depot Thursday night for the benefit
of the Ordnance Athletic Association.
The match Will be under the direction
Of the camp athletic officer.
After the cancelling OF the bout last
week arrangements have been com
pleted TO put II on Thursday without
fail. athletic association officers stated
last night. The entire program orig
inaNy arranged will be presented.
Charlie Holman and Kid Brooks will
box in one Of the preliminaries and
Knockout" Bibbs and Charles rag. in
the other. There will also he n battle
roya! between five negroes.
Both Holman and Lawrence are in
good condition for the bout now, hut
are continuing their training to he at
top speed. Lawrence Is working out
at the Y. NJ. c. A. and Is impresslnG
onlookers with his speed.
The train carrying Richmond sport
followers to the bout will leave TWEEN
tv-third and Dock Streets at SEQ
O'Clock Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
SOUTHERN GOLF TOURNEY
TO OPEN WITH BIG FIELD
"Bobby" Jones VIII Defend Title
AEainst Number of Former VIM
ncrs OF Championship.
fRv Associatcd pre.s.l

NEW ORLEANS June 23.-One hun
dred and eighty golfers. representing
the leading clubs of the South, will tee
off here tomorrow at the country club,
In the seventeenth annual champion
ship tournament of the Southern Asso-
citation. BOBBY" Jones. Of Atlanta.
Southern champion. Is here to defend
his title. The field includes Nelson
Whitney. Reuben Bush. Leigh Carroll
w. II. Stewart, of New Orleans. and
{. l.. Dexter. of Dallas. all former
southern champions
ELLIS Knowles. Country Club. Pensa-
cola. Fla, equalled the country club
course record in a preliminary round
today, with the score OF 30. He was
out In 33 and 81 for the second nine
Rain here today made a heavy course
over which to start the qualifying
round. Golfers from Atlanta. Birm-
inEham. Memphis. Montgomery, Chat
tanooGa. Macon, Dallas, Houston, Pine
Bluff. Ark. and Charlotte. y. c., Will
play for the cham pionship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
POLICE PLAY TOMORROW
determined tn Show Fans Strength OF
Thcir Hnil Team by Downing Fed
rrnt Reserve Nine.

The police are all set for their game
Win the Federal Reserve Bank team
at boulevard Field tomorrow after
noon az $50 o'clock. The team has
gotten 10 working smoothly together
ana the coppcrs are determined to re-
trievc their defeat at the hands of
IN" Elks by taking the game from the
bankers.
J,,,,,, ~, - -, -, -. O. ~ d W..
nrSi. Wood ut second. Pagan Al third
Jones in right. Anthony In center and
Dcoppc in left Wade and RidEeway
VIII be utility men. The police team
VIII be strengthened shortly by the re-
turn o! John Waymack. w. X. Smith
and Roe Hicks. both Old professionals,
WIZ umpire the game tomorroW.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
ETERNAL ROMPS IN AHEAD
McClelHnd'S Colt Outdistnncen Popu.
lar Fhrorite, PurchnSe, in Brook
Ign Handicap.
tBv Associated Press

NEW. YORK. June "a. w. Nc
by Sweep Hazel Burke. won the his
toric brooklyn Handicap at one mile
and. furlong over the Aqueduct race
favorite. Purchase. which was giving
Jumps of weight TO all the other horses
IN the race. finished second. three
lengths behind the winner and four
lengths in front of QUESTIONABLE. an
extreme outsider in the wagering,
which took third money.
The winner was quoted at to l. at
which he was heavily backed by many
who have been following him In his
last four or five races, and the colt
made up for his previous disappoint-
mcnts by his victory today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES

that will purify your blood and cause
n most decided abatement Of your trou-
BILE. and finally make you entirely
we'll Fifty years ago S. S. S. was dis
covered and given to suffering man
kind. During this period it has proven
Its remarkable curative properties as
blood purifier and tonic. and has re-
lieved thousands Of cases of disease
caused by poor or impure blood. You
can be relieved, but you must take
S. S. S. Take 1t If only pimples ap-
pear. for they denote bad blood, and
may be followed by tho sufferings
from torturing skin eruptions. There
fore be sure. Don't take chances, don't
use lotions. II yours is a special case,
write for expert medical advice. Ad-
dress Medical Director. 258 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
SPORTS
INDIANS LOSE TO COOLERS
BENDERITES TAKE EARLY
LEAD BUT DROP GAME, Sd
Error" of Brown md Bnss Aid Peters,
burg to. Victory Desptte Snpier's
Good Mound Work,
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
PETERSBURG, VA, June 23.-Rich-
mond started off this evening like IL
sure winner but in the fourth Inning
Petersburg. aided by errors by Brown
ana Bass. overcame their lead of two
runs These errors filed the sacks.
and Parkcrk's two-baEger cleaned the
bases In the nth inning hit by
Brown, sacrifice by Gilliland and
tasS two-bagEcr tied the score. In
the seventh Petersburg again took the
lead on NaSlc's single, Napiers error
of Hinekcy's bunt and Parkcr's sacri-
flee hit. Gillsland's and Browns hit
ting featured the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
RUBEs, 3; TARs, 2

Especial to The Times Dispatch
SUFFOLK. VA. June 23.-Suffolk
won from Norfolk today in a good
scrappy game by the score or 3 10 .
Gullnan opposed Culloton and had a
little the better OF the argument on
points. although Norfolk scored IN the
sixth and again In the ninth. and the
last man was out In tho ninth with
three men on bases. Suffolk scored
her runs on single, walk and q
two-bagger by Kramer. who scored
when Crow got his third hit OF the
game.
Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
The score:
Cleveland,
Chicago.
Totals 30 8 Totals 80 0
Rated for Cicottc in eighth

C,rvcland ........l o . Ga
ChigaSo ......0 IL
-. Suinmarx; Two-hasc hit--Schalk. I.cibold,
SSN; c Thrce- has, hit-t,slsch; Weaver.
cicott" Sacrifice ny-Gandii Double
btSyS.ImFeisch and Gand:: Graney and
oNcili. Left on bascS-Cicveland !: Chi.
cage. 4. lsase on halls-Cicotte, .; iaCby
|. ,HitS-on Cicotte. in 5: off Kerr. none
IN J. Struck out-by CCottc. 2: nv Rachv
/. by Kerr. l. Losing pitchcr-Cicotte.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
BIG TOURNEY UNDER WAY
In Play for Worlds Tennis Honors n,
Wimbledon, EngInnd, WHHhburn
md Dean Mathcy Win.
fRv Associated Press. I

WIMBLEDON. ENGLAND. June %
Play for the worlds tennis champion
ship on grass courts began here toy
Lieutenant Dean Mathcy, u. S. a.. de-
feated Simpson. England. Ga. Go, Go.
featcd Flnvellc. England. 81, o.,
Flavelle retiring. while Captain w. NJ.
Washburn. u. s A.. won from Mcnet,
former champion of The Natal ell
6-3 Sc. G-l. Washburn played i'm
great form.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
YANKS, II; ATHLETICS, d
TBv Associated Press I

NEW YORK. June 23.--Five homo
runs were made by New York PLAYERS
today when the Yankees. continuing
their heavy batting. overwhelmed
fhiiadelphia, ii to 4. Pcckingpaugh
made two home runs. and Baker Lewis
ana Hannah one apiece. Shawkey won
his eighth consecutive game.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24

Totals -. 80 Totals ...as 2I2 .
'Nan for Adams In eighth
HATED for Jacobs in eighth
:Batted FOR Smith In ninth

Score by innings: n
B%sion i:... ........o I-3
summary: Two a.: piysoI;yYr" ',12u.
Hta,rd. Wwt!!isins stolen ba ses--Klgrert.
nrrZoE 90. Bocckcl. P.arcc Sacrinc. NV
hawlinrS Double plays--Rawlings HcrzoE
mn nhn, , i%!hc LeL on hase--Iioston. 6:
on Smith. IN !. Bases on balls-ofr
Jaroh>. I. iiit by pitChcr--by Jacobs
,HerzoEp Blacksmith. Struck out-by
Rudolph. S: by Jacobs. ?. Passed ball
Administering pitcher--Jacobs
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Boston.
Washington.
Totals ...42 l2lS Totals 81
'Battcd for Dumont in ninth.
nv innings X

Boston sii"s ~" .....:::.o Q . o Il
Summary: Two-basc hits--C;harrty.
Milan, Harper. Scott Three base hit
Rice. Home runs-Gharrity t2). McInns.
stolen bases. bases-naSry O., u9oper SacIiiice
Double play-.-McInnis to Scott to McInnis.
Left on baScs-W shington, s: Boston, 3.
Base on balls--on Harper 6: of Mays. l;
off numont. B.. iiiis-off Caldwell in ::
off Mays. in a. off Dumont. In 3. Struck
out-Ilarpcr. Z. Wild pitches-Harper. ..
Losing pitCher-CaldwclI
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Philadelphia.
New York,


Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia % . o o.
New York .....;...5 :: o: oN-ll
base hits-Shannon. McAvoy. Roth. Home
rms--pcckingpangh ca. Lewis. Baker
Hannah. Sacrifice hit--Rakrr. Sacrifice
ny-Burns. Double play-Iratt and ripp.
Left bases--Ncw York, 4; Philadelphia.
5. Base on balls-Shawkcy. /: Rogers. .:
Thompson. |. Hits--on Rogers. In in
ming: off Thompson. in innings Struck
out-by Shawkey. .. Losing pitcher