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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-06-26
NO ELECTION RETURNS TONIGHT

Because of the fact that the pols under election
law will remain open this evening until o'clock The Tribune
will be position tonight to give it's readers election
The office will not be during the evening" and
patrons and friends will themselves and the telephone
operators much time and inconvenience by rerainng from
calling up The Tribune respectfully begs its readers to take
note of the situation and to cooperate with the staff by
not monopolzing The Tribune phone service
Indications that there will be normal vote in the CITY,
There confusion this morning owing to the fact that
the city commission undertook to designate the polling places
in Bismarck duty which devoves the county commits
state elections In Wards Four and Five the city
mission and county commission did not hit upon the poll
places In Four the city commission selected the Wachter
school, while the official polling place. designated by the county
commission the Northwest hotel In Ward Five the city
commission picked the Thompson plumbing shop while the
polling place officially selected by the county commission
the 500 hotel County Auditor T. E. Flahery got the job
early this morning and notified the inspectors of election in
these two wards of the mistake Notices posted at the
advertised polling places of the transfer and the adjustment
made without great amount of confusion.
REMEMBER YOU CAN VOTE
UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK TONIGHT
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-06-26
ISHAM HALL IS
ACQUITTED WITH
LITTLE DELAY
Federal Jury Finds Bismarck
Man Not Guilty After As
Minutes POndering

Isham Hall of Bismarck, charged
under a federal indictment with viola.
tion of the bone dry laws, was found
not guilty by a jury which deliberat-
ed As minutes in U. S. district court
last evening.
Less than day was consumed in
the trial and acquittal of HALL He
was indicted by the last federal grand
Jury in Fargo. 1
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-06-26
PROHIBITION
LEGISLATION IN
THREEPORTIONS

Washington, June 26.-The house
judiciary committee today decided to
split prohibition legislation into three
parts with enforcement of wartime
prohibition separate and distinct from
the other,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-06-26
MODIFY INJUNCTION

New York, June 26.-The U. S. cir
cult court of appeals in an opinion to-
day modified the injunction recently
granted breweries by Federal Judge
Mayer against U. S. District Attorney
Chappey and Acting Collector of
Revenue McElligott. The opinion per.
mits the prosecutor to proceed
against alleged violators Of the war
time prohibition act.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-06-26
CALGARY HIT
BY TORNADO

Calgary, June ga tornado struck
the outskirts Of Empress, small town
near Medicine Hat, last night. The
twister picked up railway car in
which an entire family was living and
carried it some distance. The car
was smashed to bits, child killed
and others injured.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-06-26
VALUATION OF
HUGHES PLANT
is UNDER WAY

Engineer w. S. Stratton of the
railway commission is making
physical valuation of the Hughes
Electric Co.'S Bismarck plant prelim-
mary to hearing on the petition OF
certain consumers attacking the
rates and service of the utility,
which will be held July Z.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-06-26
TRIAL OF FRUIT
COMBINE CASES
TOOPEN MONDAY

1t is expected that the action
brought for the state by Attorney
General LANCER against the Gamble
Robinson and Stacey-Bismarck fruit
companies, charging conspiracy and
illegal combination, will come up in
district court next week. The attorn'
ey general alleges that these COM
panies entered into an agreement to
keep up the price of the products
they handle,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-06-26
EQUITY ELEVATOR
AT HE'LL BURNED
Three Thousand Bushels of
Grain Are Lost

He'll, N. d., June 26.-The Farmers
Equity elevator here was burned to
the ground by fire which was dis
covered about 4 o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon. The origin Of the fire is un-
known. The elevator was built about
five years ago and was of $4,000
bushels capacity. 1t contained 5000
bushels of grain. The building was
covered by insurance, but there will be
net loss of several thousand dollars.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-06-26
Crook Who Killed Two and Stole
$4,000 Cash on Friday the
Thirteenth Is Rather Proud of
Record.
Never Swore, Talked Dirty or
Chewed Tobacco, and He Has
Bank Roll of $4,000 for Eight
Years of Crime. f..
To DIE JULY 2e.

New York, June 26.-Gordon
Fawcette Handy, who fired the
shot which killed Dewitt C. Peel,
a paying teller, during the SEN
sational hold-up Of an East
Brooklyn savings bank last De-
cen,ber was sentenced today to
die in the electric chair at Sing
Sing prison during the week Of
July 26.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-06-26
BISMARCK VOTE
MAY BE NORMAL:
COMING SLOWLY
About &c Percent of Total Re.
corded at Press Time This
Afternoon
INTEREST is NOT GREAT
Apathy as to Outcome Apparent
Over the Capital City
Generally
INTEREST IS NOT GREA
NOT TOO LATE TO VOTE

If you have not yet voted,
it is not yet too late. The
polls remain open until 8
o'clock tonight. It is every
citizens duty to vote as he
thinks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-23
lU PRINCETON TOP HORSE
OF cox big LINE" STABLE
Trottcrs and PAGERS VIII De Worked
out ut Cleveland for Opening of
Grand Circuit July ..

DOVER. y Il. June co-The Cox
,ieA: harness horses have been shipped
10 Cleveland, where Iaey Will have The
bench; o: Two weeks work before the
Grand Circuit opens on July :. Cox
;ook a!oHs bis bunch OF horses
while Ralph Burr!il Will take another
ever the hal:-ml!e tracks.
La Princeton the TOP horse in the
stable. Is n pertec; form. and will be
:eaGy 20 NEE; al Corners in any evcn;
TraSk j. now in fca. and has been left
a; Dovyv win Esther W. Mignola has
done al thar has been asked ot him in
zion and Viii haze something 20 say
IN regard 10 the award OF the prem
inrls II number OF ;he early clos
ing events. NorthspG- looks like "A
new horse, while Legal W and j. w
Will also get another ride in the cars
Inc star OF the stable is Boxers"
nanE. Days;ar. a two year-old hrothe!
q brown with small star. and looks
as II ne knew no other -aj; but the
irot. When nc made his time recorn
Of 2:23 on MAY 30, h. stepped the las,
ons. The Moko colt. General Eui=h-
has been SICK II will put him back
IN his WORK. bu; Daysiar can take
that may come along in the interval
For the ree-year- old races Cox Will
;a'5o 1l7nE Manrico Eel. by Maurice
pHt " i'cI 'N!4h DN lokp
h"sy.s l.assie Viii make her third
trip this season I'd may come home
in the free-for-al division, poiu'
ihat McGreGor n" Great is also ex-
pcc'cd u reach before fan. jess V is
also expected 70 be a very useful trot-
Tor in 'ox's hands. 81. Frusuuin. the
hiGh priced San Francisco younCStcr.
is now foUr-year He IS M TO
go, while Joanctt" Specn and Brother
David are several pegs below that
point in their work.
~ tho PAGERS. Little Bat,ce IS the
only one in the fast division that is
not under suspicion y Game OF Chance.
y II. Brett and Frank Dewey have
each little log trouble All OF them
VIII be raced. however. although Il II
Brett may not start az the first few
meetings on account Of being on tn.
s!cl; list ;o- a brief period. Frank
Dewey has all his speed. as was shown
on Memorial Day. when ha stepped the
last quarter Of a 2l2 mile in thirty
seconds. He is one Of the handsomest
PAGERS ever bred IN New England. and
MAJ prove the fastest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-23
FIGHT BOOK MADE UP
Odds offered on Every Round or Will
lnrd-Dempsey Bout Favor Early
Victory for Challenger.
TOLEDO. OHIO. June %

TOLEDO. OHIO. June oo.-The con-
hdence OF a quick victory for Jack
Dempsey in his battle with less VIII
day when Billy Mccartney offered some
surprising odds on the big bout
odds ar" offered on every round OF
asains, 81 800 is offered TIA: WiiiarG
does not get by the first round One
hundred dollars TO $4,000 he falls to
STICK two sessions. The prices against
IS graduated as follows: Three rounds.
Sl.I30; four rounds. $1,000: five rounds
$ll.25O six rounds: $1,000; seven rounds.
gov, e!sht rounds. $500; nine rounds
$500 D
Willard is quoted as a o-to-l favo-
rte. natural price on account Of him
hs!ng champion and having every ma
tural advantage
Two wagcrs on the five round price
were Immediately recorded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-23

JUNIOR MEET JUNE 28
,'nns seek Titles IN MctropoIi-
'"h Track Inmc> ." Tie Held
on stevens Field.

m .;Fos, T9Ek J0ne 2.-clubs in the
strong teams for t.x ,ropol.tan
=, I. Jnn!or II cH- a:. field chanion-
ssh!Is when VII be hcid ~ c.s,.,s
Tech Field. Nobok"n. * j. juno 90
Inc ACTIVITIES of Tho various club jnaJ.
ers indicate tha' ;he Forthcoming me-.
VII! DC one ~ it" most successful .v.,
conducted \ record br-akiut. entry is
expected for tn. sixteen events ,yEf.h
coinhris" ~" program. for the local
cEEhn'zait ions through the .rorts ,rada
AZ siren tn"n'"c their memberships
.ur!Xs the war, arc more than ever
LOT Ilea with a'hlricS ol!g!bIc for ~,
game \ meeting has been called for
Jun" ~. Wn"H n" entries wlN IL. j.,
spcc'"d and passed on w tho commit;
'ee III euHrEe % th" meet
The track ON which ,hy athletes wn,
compete 'Uca sur"s -Four 'lrs "a mo
,piIe While To" facilities for dc.dnr
INC he!d events provide an uuobs;rtIc.-
cd View for the rrnVpautS Of mo grand
stand which seats $500 Fuoctators TN
program includes the fclInwinE oycrrs
Vineyard dash 22n-yar3 dash. l4o-ya-c
run, ANn-yatd run ouc-inilc run three.
luile ruu. ou"-nriie waia. l20-yard nip,
hurdles rrr" 220-yari law au-dlcs rae,
.nMhihG jHnN running broad
LIl3, rHnntHH non. St"n and Wmn
t.hroW nE the taN"!.n, pole vault. and
thrO".'2 ,r- .sngS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-23
Boxing Bout Will Be
Staged in Aeroplane

NEW YORK. June 22.-An nm.
n-'hc-nir boxing stunt, Ia tnLc
nincc In plane flying over Cnn,,,
LIN, IN being arranged by nrmy of
hclnIs for the encouragement OF N.
recruiting cRmpnfgn.
ue contestants Will be Lieutenant
John =. Donaldson, OF the First Pm
Huit SqundrOn, and Lieutenant Lc-
roy VI. WiShtmun, n mnchinc-gun
"A uny ring will be formed In
me tohhenu of the plane and thu,
boxers VIII be beltrd In to prevent
Il possible cnrthwnrd fall, should ono
bc Knocked down. The referee and
liners VIII lily close to the lighters
In another plane.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-23
SIMPSON JOINS |. A. C..
VIII Represent Club IN a. a. u. Com
he''ion In"n Return From Inter-
Allied Games In Paris.

CHICAGO June 22-Bob Simpson.
former University of Missouri cham
pion, hurdler; has Joined the Illinois
a g., and VIII represent that organi-
cation In open y. y. L. competition as
soon as he complies with the a. a L.
residence rule. which provides thar an
athlete must reside for the period or
one year In the district where his club
IS situated. the Illinois y. G. Is regis
tered with the Central a. A. L.
Simpson Is now in France az one Of
THIS country's representatives in the
intcr-allicd games to be held near
Paris. June % to July G He holds the
WORLDS 0-yard high hurdle record
and Is joint holder Of the 22O-yard
low hurdle mark
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Seven Straight for shnwkcy.

lCoMtIMmed On EiEhth paEcl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-23
YANkS JUMP into FIRST
PLACE AGAIN BY VICTORY
Hot Race Between Chicago, Glove.
land and New York In American
League Keeps Fans A-Tinglc.
GIANTS LEAD CUT DOWN
Cleveland Won All Games In Boston
Series by Onc-Run Margin-Thor.
mahlcu Battcd Out After Six
Straight Wins.
GIANTS LEAD CUT DOW
fnv Associated prnaa.1

NEW YORK, June 22-Ncw York
pumped Into first place In the American
league today in a close three corncred
hGht for the leadership. while Chicago
and cleveland wcre losing Churchman'S
cut New iork's lead in the National
TO two and onc-half games by beating
the Giants today in "A tcn-tnr!nE con-
test pittsburgh, five games behind
the leader. il coming up strong as n
contender. The Chicago Cubs received
setback at the hands OF New York
and also los, series TO Brooklyn
last week.
In the American League. Chicago.
which went Into first place last sun
day. was Joined in the honor Wednes-
day by Cleveland. but the White sox
gained hair game lead Friday bv
winning. while thc Indians were un-
able 10 play. Tho White Sox defeated
Philadelphia twice, ana were held TO
an even break In four games by Wash
!ngton. Shaw. OF tho senators, white
washed Chicago Wednesday, Cicotte
losing after winning eight straight
Seven Straight for Shnwkey
cleveland cleaned UP the Boston
series. winning all the games by a
one-run margin. Thornahlen Of New
York. with six straight victories TO his
credit, Was batted out "Wednesday by
CONTINUED on f.iyL,h parn)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-23
Canadian crew Trninin..

LONDON, June 22-The Canadians
are training hard IN prcparWion Tor
the coming Henley regatta which. {,
{: modified form for the hrsy Tine since
1919. The favoritcs for the imperial
Fights are the New Icalauac,s VINO
have won many small rcrHttas held
during the las. two ycaTe on IN,
Thames for the benefit Of scrvic" crows
and VINO have crowned their war-tim,
achievements 70 date by winning tn.
intcr-allied event In the recent re
gatta held on the Seine. at Paris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-23
ROWING MAKES ATHLETES
OF OARSNEN, COACH SAYS
Joe Wright. Trainer of Pennsylvania
Crews, Claims Sport Uncquallcd
for All-.Around Development.
FRAIL YoUNGsTER HIMSELF
Combination of Fresh Air, Sunshine,
Water and ENhilaration Did Won
ders for Him. and He Is Now
Physical Marvel. Corbctt Declares.
by JAMES j. CoRBt.TT.

Rowing is the sport that trans forms
weakl!mgs into real athletes me
around development OF the human
body
University Of Pennsylvania crews and
one OF the real physical marveis o.:
America, despite the fact that he IS
nfty-hve years old now.
The combination OF fresh air sun
rowing brings built me up from =
rather :rail Kid 10 4 powerful young
ster." declares Wright. What !; did
pulling a. me oars brings practically
ever muscle OF The body into play.
The arms aud LEGS are strcuE thcued.
the back and sh0U.te. become power
stimulus % deep breathing The lungs
become "on.ertu. ~ the;g :UDC,.oai'e
Of the stomach and .ates.ines ar bull;
Up 20 po!a; Where trouble IN That
region ot ;he BODY becomes al:aos: un-
Took Up Rowing when IL
Wr.chi, vic Was born in GIaza-s-
VILE. Can da. II $50 ;ook ~ rowing
=; thirteen his rs; race MS in i>>a.
wEeU ae >troNst tGs A:EouAG:s .u-.o-
en WriEn;S name became linked VIII
the greatest carS|@C in me world
Asry @: The crews wA.ch ne strrAet
n'@te records tina; ST.! stand And be
penis very largely upon me stroke
pa. "ao Ss;sN ;as pace :o- =! MS EEL
The ;ousAes; .-ace q: ny en:.-e ca
zee. was when VIVIAN E.cho.s Sea: me
u scC.scE -a-s BY a foo. on me
Thames, relates Wr.EA;. Earlier IN
S!ghi Then my .-.e.:s insisted tina,
/ meet Nichols in ;Se singles on me
same afternoon. TO plea. ;hem aid
", 8
boat length separated Us
Lead shifted Frequently.
The lead shifted & dozen tines and
toward the tD3sa x was CHANGING with
every si!eHe Nichols haa h.s blades
IN the water--aad mine were on, o.
II ready 10 plunge for another stroke
IS a We crossed the line. And Nichols
w.gh; insists that i, takes some
thing Ike ten years to develop an
'li's four Or five years before the
clares the veteran coach. After n.
mas reached that point he doesn't
usua!4y become Of championship calf
e eyr 'Gr anotAeF I'VE years. Then, how
notchers FOR I'VE or ten Years more
IL n ic.!oW starts ruw.n. al n:tccn
ne is good a. twenty. great at twenty
hirty-hvc, an age when athletes In
beyond their prime"
Says Heavy Crew Superior.
Wright contends that a hesyywoirb.
ere" IS superior 10 a boatioad OF liah;
men. IN contrast with the generally
accepted theory
IN rowing strength counts just as
Inuch as II does in boxing and wrest-
Hhne, ne says. ~ big puGilis, usual
~ can WhiP smaller one. and the big
W;aestieF usually downs a rival intc.
rioi IN size and strength So il is
Win no" ing Give me a bortload OF
g g,sn ana III beat any crew OF small
men even though IL is supposed rhat
Dig men are so cramoei in A litrH.
rSc.hs she!! tAat they can't give fuii
pay 10 their c!es."-Copyr,ehi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-23
Play Cnnndinns Today.
inv Associated Press

PARIS. June 22.--Thc baseball team
chosen 10 represent the American
army In the interallied games was re-
cruitcd from the cmbarkation area at
good one, including Pete" Rrausen.
third bascman in tho old Wisconsin,
Illinois League. The Americans will
play the Canadians Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-23
ONE EARNED GOLFERS PLAY
White Rrrrhrs Club Professional and
French star Tic for Eighteen
Holes With 30.
NV Assoclated Pressl

~ WpKTH \. J. juno "a one
armed COL. match over the White
l'e"chcs links here today ended in a
tic Tor eighteen holes. The contestants
""Ft Louis Mar'Gcc!, onc-arrncd pro
less. Gntl of INC White Beechcs t;olf
ana CbuAiry club. and Ives Il. ccatZou
~" noted French star. who is hercf;
o; Inc w" pi his Lett arm Both men
played "TcH!y throughout. compelling.
INC courFc With scvcnty-ninc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-23
REDS WIN IN TENTH, 4 TO 8 /.
Fl 900 FANS SEE GIANTS
DEFEATED IN FAST GAME
Young Badly Cut by Broken SUN
GLASSES When He and knuT
Collide.
rBv Associated rress.l

CINCINNATI. OHIO, June 22.-Morc
than 2l.Oo0 fans SAW Cincinnati defea,
New York i'll an exciting inning
game here today. Groh's single a
pass TO Roush and a hit by Neal gave
CINCINNATI the winning run in the last
half of the tenth
Young and Kauff collidcd in right
center while chasing Dlubcrt's home
run IN the first inning and the former
was badly cut about the face when his
sun glasses broke. His eyes were an
injured. but he was forced TO leave
tbs Held, King taking his place.
TMc SCnrn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-23
BROWNS, 3; INDIANS, o
fBv Assoc!ated prcss.1

CLEVELAND. June o2-St. Louis
deieht"! Cleveland today, 3 10 o. Soth-
oF"n vas very effective especially
failing 20 score with runner on third
and another on first. with none out,
Ausun.S double, followed by scratch
mus by icdcon and Tobin and Uhlc's
error gave II. Louis its runs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-23
YANKS SLUG OUT VICTORY
TWO RED SOX PITCHERS HIT
SAFELY FOR Is BINGLES
Pccl>inpnugh Takes Lend Among Amer
lem lcnGuc BnttcrS by Getting
Four SWnts in -Four Times I'D.
iNv Associated Prras.l

NEW YORK. June 22.--Ncw York
hit Pitchers Jones and James. of the
Boston worlds champions for sixteen
mrs 'otaLihS twentE-thfec bases. here
former Boston pitcher. held the cham
pions 10 five hits. and stopped Ruth.
after he had hit safely in fourteen con-
secutiNo games.
feck!n1aush took the lead among
American League batsmcn by hitting
safely four times in as many time. up.
Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-23

nr9oElyn ,.....,......o ooool Of
Chicago ..............l 2 . o 3 IS
nctchy. Deal. Three base Ai;-P!ck. Stolen
bas"s-Z wheat. FIack (2), Mann (2).
Msrkle Sacrihc" hits-Pick. Mann. Sac
Tihce ntes-MnrEl" Mage. Doub!. play
Olson TO VI. Wheat to Mhgce 10 Schinandt
70 Olson 70 Maree- Left on bases BROOK:
Ign. q; Chicago. :. Bases balls-o!f
rtefer. ? on Vaughn. / III, by pitcher
~ Vaughn tIohnstnnD. Struck out--by
vaughn. .. by Piennr. 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-23
BUSH AND WHITNEY WIN
Dcfent Bobby Jones md Perry Adair
In f'ourh0inc Match mt New
Orleans Country Club.
rBv Associated Press.l

NEW ORLEANS. June 22.-Nclson
Whitnc!. mississippi golf cham
p!on. and Reuben u Bush. OF New Or
leans. defeated Bobby Jones. South
ern champion. and Perry Adair. o.:
Atlanta, at match play in foursome
match at thc Country club here today,
two up and one 10 play.
The e!Ghtccn-hole event a prelimi-
nary feature to the Southern champion
ship tournament. which opens at the
Country Club June -, was played be-
:ore gallery OF more than 100 spec
:aiOrS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-23

ph!ltdclphia ........ 0 . 0 . n q o.s
Washington ....... q q q > O q n . d.
SUMMARY: Two has. kIt-Shannon Three
has" h!t--Nay!or stolen Las"s-Roth tal
SeGr'hcc hitS-Thomas 90. Left on hnsrs-
Ihl!"!+iuhia. :; Washington. 10 Ia sos on
na.!s-oh shaw. :: oil Craft. /; OF White.
h"use. 81: Major. H!ts-oh shaw
,Et"iti IN Of Wh.tGhonse. IN ? III;
,GharrityJ. Struck ou,-by shaw q nv
H"E!oT, . by Graft. ! nv Ayers J. VIA
Shaw Passed ba!!-tiharr!ty. Los
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-23
Thorpe May Conch rno,h,II

= - y. Jun" 2 Nm ThorUo.
~" .''H "S INC wnild'S greatest a,n!e,c
a lev years ago. and nov an ol,innid.r
On George Stn..!ng's ErHyce. : con
5i.dcrtd a. the ncxt fDy,haI coach u,
n"Stoh College. pvcrtgf"s have been
mage, 70 !h"rpc !" al IN" place once
Mold by Chhriev ErlckLcv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-23
ATHLETICS. 8; SENATORS. d
rBv Assoc!ated Press1

WASHINGTON. June 22.-Ph!ladel-
ph!a buried Trio OF Washington
litcherS beneath an avalanche Of hits
today and Won : 10 i WASHINGTON
Mas unable TO hit Naylor cffectiVcly.
while PhiladolDh!s ha;ters obtai.y.d
sixteen hits on Shaw. Craft and Ayers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-23

NEW HAVEN. CONN June 22-
Howell I Sawyer. OF Worcester. Mass
was elected captain OF next wears
baseball team at meeting last niuht
n New York. * was announced ,odav
lie has been playing second base on
me team. lie prepared at Phillips
Exeter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-23
PIRATES, 7; CARDINALS, 6
Try Associated press1

ST. LOUIS. June GIN attempting
a double play with two on in the ninth
Lavan threw the ball over Mil!er's
head. and a triple by Cutshaw and a
single by Southworth followed. result
ing in three runners crossing the plate
Pittsburgh won. 10 o.
The
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CUBS, 8; DODGERS, |


CHICAGO, June 22.-Chicago DATED
Pfener hard today and defeated Brook
Ign, 20 l, in the final game of the
series. Vaughn pitched in fine form
and kept the Visitors hits scattered
their lone tally being the result Of
fly.
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Boston.
'rratt out. hi, by hat,ed bail
tbattel for Ni:t in eighth.

, VIC Nv INNINGS: Z
Boston - q q u q " n -
New York n i 3. n n .
SUMMARY. Two-hnsc hits-Iewis Mcin-
n.s H.me rnns>,Lewis Pratt. stolen
bases Pratt. - r~iHc" hitS-StrUni il:,-
limits y!,i barry snd Mclnnis: tick. rcGk-
inpaush and P!Ip. Left on Nases-New
Y9!G ! 3Gs;on. 8. Bases on balIs-ot,
SHORE. EitS--OH Jones. In 3 a i'm
rtnEs struck out-hy shore ! BY Jar,ies
!. Wild p!iCh-Jaries Losing pitcher
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TIGERS. 5: WHITE SOX. q
INV Assnc!atea rrcs.1

DETROIT. June 22.-ChicaEo's errors
We're costly today and ali contributed
TO pecroit's victory. ; TO l. over the
league leaders. O7Hortune hitting COM
o!ned with the misplays. aided IN the
first and eighth
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To'als....s5 To;als....s4 ! 2


NV % q I Q n-.l
Cincinnati ..-.-....l 0 q q q IL
summary: Two-hasc hit--C"oh. Home
run ubert. stolen basss-,s."h. Ncalc.
Sacrifice hits-DaGhcrt. Roush. Loft ON
la naseSIiEsw York, Cincinnst. 2 BASES
Struck oui-hy Hurthcr / by Benton .
Wild pi;ches--Ruethrr. BENTON