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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-08-01

Joe AbrKinster left for Columbus
Wednesday
corda Moore. Joe McKinster, Ruth
Justice. Aka McKinster. While Bor-
ders and Thomas Bali spent a pleasant
day visiting relatives at Louisa last
week.
The boys and girls here on vacation
think that Matte is a great place, and
they wish success TO the NEWS.
Minnie Moore is expected home from
Sip soon. THREE CANDY KIDS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-08-01
HANDLEY, w. VA.

p. F. Kinner, who has been employ
ed by the Chesapeake Mining Co., has
resigned his position and returned
home to Louisa, Ky.
James Hemmings, the superinten-
dent of the Chesapeake Mining Co., has
moved to his new home at Diamond
w. Va.
J.. Zerkles made a business trip to
Charleston, w. Va, Saturday.
Miss Ethel Hemmings is visiting rel
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-08-01

atives at Diamond, w. Va.
George Lines made business trip
to Charleston Thursday.
Mrs. A. w. Brown and Mrs. r. E.
Bailey are visiting their parents this
week.
A crowd of young people went hay
riding Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mead made a
business trip to Montgomery, w. Va.
Saturday.
Ringing Bros. show will be at Hand
J ley the Both. CITY GUY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-08-01
roo HOT IN KENTUCKY.
LoUISVlLLIAN ENLlSTS
FOR ALASKAN SERVICE

Lexington, Ky-"It sure is hot and
it's got my goat" said Clarence Rigs
by. Louisville. at the army recruiting
station here.
I'VE can send you to Alaska" said
Sergt. Alger Hanks.
"All right, I'll CO." responded Rigs
by He enlisted for three years Alas
kan service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
NEW ORLEANS PROMOTER
MAKES CHAMP FINE OFFER
Dempsey VIII Meet Winner of Curpen-
tier-Bcckett Flight In Crescent
City This Winter.

CHICAGO. July 2S.-Jack Dempsey.
heavyweight champion OF the world.
viii meet the winner Of the Georges
Carpcntier-Joe Beckett match In New
Orleans some time this winter. This.
of course. II the winner VIII accept
Domimick Tortorich's offer. 1t Will be
a iwenty-round battle TO decision.
Already Dempsey has accepted Torto-
richs offer and the New Orleans pro-
moier now Will avail, reply TO his
bid from abroad.
Carpenter and Backctt meet in Lon
don on September >. Just what tho
southern promoter has offered Demp-
sey or the winner OF the London
match could not be learned. but Man
ager Kearns for Dempsey declared to-
day that the offer is such that IL
should be accepted by the foreign
lighters.
Dempsey wants to fight the winner.
and viii cross the pond II necessary,
but he prefers TO battle In the States.
chiefly because he says there is more
money here than In the foreign field.
"Tortorich's offer TO the winner OF
the September battle Is unlimited so
far as fair offers 80 and | hope II is
accepted. New Orleans in the winter
time is great place to light. II we
don't get the winner there. We'll cross
over the Atlantic and meet him there.
said kcarns.
Dempsey closed n three weeks en-
gagement here at $500 week. II
was forty weeks offer, but Jack
don't want TO be tied up that long.
He wants to fight and wants a free
hand when an offer comes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
WIN DOUBLE HOhORS
Sorris Williams md Wsahbuyn Zen,
Biddi- and GbriEnd In N~n Enk-
lsnd NJ Nstrh~n.

NTH' TCN MAsE JOY u; NJ.
u ".i.tsnt ~. sn1 .."@tson Il.
IrHai itnn!E crGhles c'aTi p.Uaan!p 10
q. hetsatng IN. pef,nEy!.A.!a ,sau!
~ Cfn < E.dG!e and Ehar.rz r. Garland
IN ",fa!gh' ae.s Tn. scorea nere
The match, which wag nlay.. ,r "a.
courts 81 INC i.pDE~opd Cr!cIe, CI,l,
,%hs not marked hy any sp."dy alayIug
u" E!ctors Sccr'c frequently on place
FORM Vas the special oUjer, II ntia,I
~ Williams and Wa.nburn IN.
winners qualify FOR play in tho na,Igr.
doubles chaml ronshiI1 tournanen.
IN Tho LongwOod BOW singles c,,}
round. X Norris Williams. H.. Esston
dcfau!t and Charles Garland Il,t.
pnrg. defeated II. Il. Johnson. Boh,Dn
nv default.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

First race-fvc one-hair furionsn Head
Over Heels los fButweil). 10 g. To 4.
out won: Lady Brunmel los fSchu,tinrcr).
y TO 20. out, out. second: Dr. Hall. l07
nip"nysc,: 50 to |. to /. to /. third
n.
Second rsce-Milc. Dol.fui. lI5 tWalis1.
20 = cen. TO 5. won: wiifreda. ITO
.K9dtispez). s 70 !. 70 /. 10 g. second
Naothaiius: liz 'ButwelD. s to !. To 2:
even. third. Time. l:ti t-5 War Plume.
Gnorl". Different Eyes ran
Third race-Bronxvii. iiandcap about
siS !ur!onrs. Ticklish. 10 tKumrner). to
70 g. :? to 5. Won: BIN Mccioy. 90
Map!ctnn). u 10 !. to l. TO Q second
Ton OThc Morning. i26 T3utweil) 10 10 /.
TO !. "a J. third. Time. 1908 Crystal
Ford. Osgeod. Arnold Tuscaloosa War
Fourth race-Meiro.e Selling s.ake- on.
MI" and 4 sixteenth. War Zone. ioE
.Kunmsrl. 8 70 Z. 10 2. out. won: Te,!ey.
Ghnec3ck; !l3 f"al!sj. 10 8. to 8. cut.
third. Time. :ts 3-5. Matinee Idol also
ran.
Fifth rao"--rnil. and seventy yards. King
John. ~ drummer: =" /. 10 ]. even.
ron: John J. Day. i0s tOberp, To /. 5
tv!dal. Il 70 !. s 10 /. 70 j. thlrd fine
80 2-b Hong Kong, Diadi. IIubbub. Gie,p.
ncr. hlvorh. GolIyalc and susan. ran
sixth rhcr--r"c and one half fLrlOnRs
Shoal. IL tku'nnerl. to %. out. out. won:
Slater Helene. 100 fSchutt!nrrrJ - 10 5. .
10 3, out. s.cond. cOrmoran. I6s tSn~ihe.
Iran). n j. even. out. third. Time.
.Ds s-b. no alro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
CARPENTER PLANNING TO
MEET DEMPSEY IN YEAR
Frtnchmnn Discovered In Secluded
Little Town Training for Bout
With English Heavyweight.
GrERCNE ERAEcE LuIv %

La GUERcHE. FRANCE July IS
G@prE@ Car2ent.e-, French !:Ehr-heavy-
"siEht hampton. mas n!s c1.p"au we'll
n ne ing tof scrap Win Monsieur
JAG. Dempsey z ysar hence.
ca!p-n'i@- "sE discovered to-day IN
Pals, zlT-o1hast ~ :hicH forests and
:.!gEer SOLITUDE: wher- ne IS pum'nel-
Ing coter!s ~ French exponcntX du
oo1s - preparation tor his impending
t2nt Win joe Beckett, top-E!ck Of all
YOU may ss: said The French
champion. vim the so.ernnity Of a
peace DELEGATE. ana, We nave ac-
G.s2,+d ne Principle - contest with
grcn ~I:ca Ne uuEt !nE!Xt cannot be
euurciatet untu after the Beckett
HEa' although many phe.a nave been
csrn~at!er seems - be in splendid
s1s2e n""zuEs rf. Or s.. gpi.e ~ hg
long s=r"iec in The war. IN h!s spar
: kiirnS pgnrh - n!s paTtners He
EeeH@t' IN i.nncon Ia septefnb"r.
Francois i1escanpr. directDr- chic.
., the .!ai.pn Carp.n,ier. SLOWED that
ne Dempsey affair wlIl probably be
~, ~ IN july. 1920. in the Uni,ed
oacle - MonsleIr willard, mr. Kan
.as peasant IN me battle Of Toledo.
\ sGD3ose HonE!>Ir willard mad
s-ta"r been fortunate 81 meeting In
,"F.rr rDprnentE ynt!! he fought Denp-
~ cr ;rat wnE out q! condition on
JI4y SIN, "ncn nc "aH knocked gu, by
tas man whom II! be proud 10 meet"
ne Aa!t.
Carpent!er's sylvan retrea, wag occu-
p!sc urt,! rscrntiy by Il Yignal corps
n"'.ichmHn, nf ths United states aTmy:
"rHs. Hccupany /. recorhsd In pilcs II
abarnonrc lnhtcr!a! ana by clipped :
m church nt.sp!.. reminiscent Of the
fpresH landing Of an American air.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
MORAN PROBABLY TALKS
BASEBALL IN HIS SLEEP
Giving Hima.if To EntireIy To Build
Ink Winning Club FFnm
Hin -fHnf-onx.r

Cf::CiE%ETi. JG.y ~. 49, Manager
#srte" i. z..flhE ne '"a:n ~ nG@t!!nz
naisT.al a. haDd Ia. ,.Ani ia. n.yer
.+'tfr bEft nleaseG nm "a iGacef u!
Fsts abl.iy ami .nGga'ry. and the fans
I"rNEh'H' ~: "b!iH aag "!s !cr h!M
~ man
,Tnr nea1 u ne 'ean mar np,nbe.
m"ht 'a!.an.@ y. n.s rnilrr and an
RUE H"Irt!pf ~ me !ntcrest. of
-" 2..n @o'"n mar no outside hi..
~ g!Yen h.me.I' i;e.!y t. ,54 iasl o..
"gl .iinK ~ "y.nnrr. Is ,him1Z, plans
,n.,n ''n'"H mI.Ss ."n." ~ hai; ~
ant ~rfta har'ngalrIeiy - me end
~ ana ~ tne helH ne Is "a basnba!I
a.HnF MS 'hrsrn Inc, i.ai il not one
=" moe nm brt"yrn In throwing
;" t"in"p'm"f pursuit I, IL probable
~ ~ ln'"a baseball IN mis- sleep.
,tny rate. b" r',"n !lrn mvnkc Ia
ilht "W MANS 'pf ihr nrz, day an
SOY" IN ram" .rn"fn" fpr digiraclinE
Az a,Mnr5.hr ne "n"mY.
tmi .'' ~, ~" rr."hinH !r.s every
nun "pf| NIX and hVsi!inn for IN.
wv IN. ~ rn'I part ~ his days
- 'c" "olGh - raj ~ The l.nys in com.
,n"nihi'h ~ 'h"if nrDn pl.yn or cor.
r r,.,,, ~ NOR mlntaH"s In the
,',".it u" 10 plotting and planning
=" re ~ Gsy hn snnn ar nc haf
nn" h'"""ihrt ia the morning he IL
On mr. "ny to the yarn ready In pIv.
IL H"F. IN" D"n"ni or HIS cOgitatiOna
49,. nous meeting nt the regular
~ 'Y+iy day at Which the Sign
'hH "Hub!un'!Dnr arc gone over mn
" T"fH"g'h for the afternoon are re-
!'"'f i've HnDln thought is on hi,
WI" AZ ~" ,ime.
~ h not one ~ those who arc an.
-, " " GET nom. d!nncr He doc,
-, u't"lh" MIA dinner but nc does no
.n.IH "' II uuiil after ne has mad,
s"rF H0rh.bl. effort To win his ba
s"l". This IL the basic secret of hi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
TURNER IN BOUT TONIGHT
Tc MEET WESTERGAARD
ON CANVAS AT BROADWAY
Both Wrcsticrs HIVE Large Following
and Graphing Fanr VIII Turn
Out I'm Mnssc.

Joe Turner and Gene westergaard,
acknowledsed two of the best middle
weight wrestlers that have ever ap-
peared In Richmond. will meet tonight
at the Broadway athletic arena. Laurel
and Broad streets. in finish bout for
the best Two OF three falls. free style.
at catch" weights.
Few wrestlers have enjoyed the popu-
larity accorded in local sporting cir
cles to these men for their aggressive
matches in which they have partici-
pated. The appearance Of Turner to-
night Will be his second mill in the
last four years on Richmond mat.
Westerraard has accumulated a
considerable following in recent months
by his extraordinary ability as n wrcst-
Ter. That interest in the affair is
announcement last night by promo
tcrs that the advance seat sale Is the
heaviest recorded this year.
Bouts lately at the Broadway arena
and formerly at the Central Athletic
School have served to stimulate inter-
est in the wrestling game to a renIa rk-
able degree and the fact that one Of
the best cards OF the season is schedule
for tonight is expected To insure "A largo
attendance.
Turner VIII arrive here this morning.
Westergaard has been conscientiously
training for the last week at the
Second Police station with members Of
the force who favor the sport and re-
ports are that he is in exceptionally
good condition.
a preliminary TO the main event is
booked between two OF the clcverest
performers OF the Police Athletic As
ISOLATION. members OF which has been
supplying lively matches recently.
Eddie Bass will referee. Since the
courtesy of the management in extend
ing free admission TO them many wo-
men have been attending the matches
and a special section OF the arena Will
be reserved for their benefit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
KILBANE DEFEATS FOX
EnsInnd's Hest FentherEeight Prove.
No Match for Opponent In Bout
Mt Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. July %
Johnny kilbane, monarch of feather
weights, outpointed Joey Fox. Eng
lands best In five OF the six rounds
at the Phill!es ball park tonight. Fiji
teen thousand spectators saw Ameri
cas- fighting machine battle his way
TO the hono.s in 1--WE rounds OF the
fight.
The only round conceded TO Fox was
the fourth. when the Briton sent
Johnny spraw!ing to the floor Of the
ring.
1t was not real knockGown. Kill
bane dropped more from a push than
punch. He had missed a swing for
Fox's head. when Joey caught him on
balance wiki short left and johnny
sat down on the resined canvas. There
was no count by Referee Pop O'Brien.
kilbane smii!ngly Jumped TO his feet
none the worse for his trip TO the floor.
Ring celebrities from far and near.
including Tex Richard. premier pro-
mo;er, saw kilbane shake up Fox in
10 ia ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
SPORTS EDITOR SUING
VIII R0cnp WnntA $1,000 From Tex
Nichhrd for Alleged Defamation
or Character,

rHH.A DELrIiIA, July VILLA m
~ frrhp. EportE editor. hhn brought
~ f"@rver 5000 damages for Islander
anI defamation of character. The ac-
nan ~ D"tcd on statement said to
na ~ D""n made by Richard on July 8.
the day following the Willard Dcmp-
try NEBt
IL the presence ~ one Harry Kcck.
a '"*iH"Hi ~ IoIcdD. u is charged
rlck.-d declared that Recap ATTEMPTED
10 b!acHEa!i MIN Of $1,000 in connec-
'ibn "lth The hKht Thi. statement
~ kichhfh. itrcap declares, waB abso-
IH'"Iy IA ~" and untrue. as he fRoca ~
never tr."d to ehtOrt any sum what
ever from the defendant Judge
H"naEhan, aft"r reading R0cap'g AIN :
dhv!i, hIo"cd a cap!as FOR the arrest
pf itckard. ana nHcd ball at $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
WILL RECOUP FORTUNE
vanderntuyft. Professional bicycle
Rider. Now Pennilesa After Rob-
berry by Germans.
NE Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK. July 2s.-Robhcd by
German captors In Belgium. his wife
and child dead as result OF ill-treat-
ment and neglect Oscar Nanderstuyft.
noted profess bicycle rider. who
returned to his native country before
the war with what would have been
enough money 10 last him the
res, OF hts life. had he not been
trapped in Antwerp when that city
was captured, came back today aboard
the French liner La Lorraine TO rccoup
his fortunes.
Vanders,uyfts wife was "a Brooklyn
girl. lie was a rich man AS bicycle
riders go. he said. when made pris-
oner by the Germans. who deprived
him OF al! his wealth by means OF war
assessments" during his enforced stay
In Antwerp.
The bicycllst. who was accompanied
by Oscar Egg. world champion one
milo unpaccd rider. said he had come
paced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES

vegetable treatment that you can Sc
cure from your own druggist. Fifty
years ago 5. S S. was discovered and
given 10 suffering mankind. During
this period II has proven its remarka-
BILE remedial properties and has reliev-
ed thousands OF cases OF disease caus-
ed by poor blood. You can be relieved.
but you must take S. s. S. Take II II
only pimples appear. for they denote
bad blood. and may be followed by the
sufferlngs from torturing skin erup-
tons. Therefore be sure. Don't take
chances. don't use lotions. If yours is
a special case. write for expert medical
advice Address Medical Director. 25S
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29

STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS Yesterday
St. Iouis-ChicaEo wet grounds
Boston. 5: PHILADELPHIA. ).
Cincinnati. \: Pittsburgh. !.
New York. :: brooklyn. s.
GAMES TO-DAY.
New York ut Pittsburgh
Boston ut Cincinnati.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
BRAVES. 5: PHILLIES. 3

PHILADELPHIA July cS-E!Ssy
.oday and Boston ove-c.-7e ?ii,aGe,-
;h;a's lead winning ; . 2. Lude-us
made home run ana three singles
II four times UP. slvt7E him s=vsa
hits OF, % rs last s.Eh; INES {; the
bat: !. G Smith drew bases on balls
lis first tour trips % ;he plate. II
ne eighth. WIKI 80 BASES filed. b
:wo passes. = single. sEiSey forced
tome the Tying run with another base
on balls Th=. pinch hitter, WI
sons single drove II two runs.
Score:
PICo EOX
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
TRUCKERS. 3: COOLERS, 2


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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
s. $. 8. Clears Skin of Erup.
tiOns-DriveS Poison From
the System.

Get 1t fixed In your mind that skin
eruptions. Eczema. burning. itching
skin. and all skin diseases are due
entirely to impure and infected blood,
II the trouble was on the outside OF
the skin, by simply washing and
Keeping il clean you could obtain re-
lief-not even ointments. lotions and
salves would be necessary. Agree
with us in this belief md your trouble
can be relicved-you can be entirely
restored to health. S. S. S. is a purely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29

CONTINUED on Tenth Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
BRITTON TRIMS TED LEWIS
Champion WeIt~rveisht Retains His
Title In Twentieth Engagement
with Persintent Rival.

JERSEY CITY. y. j.. July 22.-Jack
Britton scored a victory over Ted tK!d)
!.e"iH in their eight-round bout at the
Armory 4. A. tonight.
II was the twentieth episode IN tho
series between the two weiters.
Br!tton forced the lighting from tho
second to the seventh. The first and
eighth rounds were even.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
Buckley Through as
Head Football Coach

boST0S, July 2S.-Chnriie Brick
ley Will not nccept the dutie. OF
hend coach OF my college team nr,t
fnll. The eI-iinryard captain md
Hoston College coach denies repnrts
thht he Will coach the Fordhnm
team or any tenn. This abatement
only strengthens the one printed
recently mat Hrirk!ey wnn through
with the duties of head coach
He msde that statement I'm n I.,
ter 10 Francis u. MuilIn, chHirmnn
or the graduate athletic hoard "a,
noston College, hut offered to nn.i.t
rnote mhhan' the new Boston COL
1eHe coach, In my cnpncity h..
might advtse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
REDS, 8; PIRATES, 7


CINCINNATI OHIO July 2I-In a
~or-.z- tgl, -. hard nr.fng and poo-
.cCey. . Ire v:sI.o-a maze =
@#:e--o51st rally n tnE e!gh-n i-asog
t-- Il - cTs--zks ,Hs o.g .taG o..
~ Reds Gs--E:, yoIcT iE!, hand
maze II s1s. s:z-. tC- Cincinnati.
Sc-s.. T-ro -Gc 81. 2. y=z.sr-
tags r&-.t wzs s1ed '5t ~ P-tx.t=..
:;sg1-s. I-t wzs ~: suspended
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
.FAVOR|TEs ALL BEATEN
ON TRACK At COLUMBUS
Even Old Single G. Bows in Defeat
Before Miss Harris VI. in Free
for-All Pace.
FINE SPEED AT TOLEDO MEET
In Number Of Fast HesE<. Despite
Slowing Up by Juveniles. Third
Sertes May Be Topnotchcr OF
Grand Cir-uit Season.

co-[ME-S O. Jay So; :. s,aos:
sxio:azao ;As; 80 midsummer Grant
Cs-eusI use Aa-e Is ; severe ;.!a-i 70
Aa=sss. IA; -. rs tAvo-.;ss = re
&pe-!a IT ;,a1s = sse7-os ui:A ms
prscset,. s'.-y :avo-l;: = each ..
gle :. c.tac 5oa-- - ;hs ..ss-.o--k.l
pA1e 49, vc- - IS: A=k: G.5 Mss
Ek-EN ;a= 1e1; -
Jcckss removed S:2*es s; re sa1
sing &C = 80 @-si -i's. ~: -as Sss:
he coSi 90 vas . -a&@ Mss Harris
Grace -O--ec; cas-! ois?osez .: Se.s
Alesnta~sT the tavc-i:= = :ze .oE
pace. .Sru TOOK new record :2- hs--
Todd. afIe- losing ;he a-s: aea; Q: ~
2os troi 10 Peter B,li:kp- won ne
next .Hree, The 2:is ;ror was va:a
best in the summaries when tha posi-
ponement until tomorrow Sas an
nouncef.
Sumtuarie
MFREE-FoR-ALL PACE.
the Great ,Flem!ng) ...3 I !
Wilkes tstokes and vaien-
Dlree,am y, blk. H.. by cham
Time. 2:o5i4 2:o5, 2:o55S..
20 CLASS. TRoTTING.
ThreS n I'VE heats; purse $1,000.
Tommy. Todd b. g. by Todd
Mac ",StokcS) ..........
Peter 'Billikcn. CHI H. bv
Peter the Great tThomns) 3 5 =
Golden Speir, ch. m, by d.
rectum Spier (Gecrs) ..2 . 2 s
EviI,.Rosk Peter Chenault, The Sub
esance" also ran. Time. 2:o7. 2:06s.
2:o7 %M2;oSH.
y. 2>o5 CLASS. PACING.
The I,lks' Home. three in five; purse,
sS.o0oin
Grace Direct. h. m, by Walter
Direct (Sturgeon) .......... ! !
Bell -Aicantara. b. m. by Al
cansaTa (McMahon) .... 2 6
Jay Meek. ch. H., by Liberty
Jay (Wh!tehead) ........ &
Edward =. Barnowood. Little Batlste
also rSn. Time, 2:o3A. 2:oil "a. 2:05
2:1S CLASS, TROTTING.
Three in five: purse. $1,000 QUINN
ishcd)t
Harvester Lad. bin. h. by The
Harvester 0FleminE) ....
Trechato. r. E.. by Cochato
tStpson) /
King awaits. h. H.. by General
WAYS tithitehaa|\
Axsdm NJ, Cord Axworthy, Imperio
Heglaf. Prince Hal. Golden Frisco and
Anna Malloney also ran. Time, 200 Y
2:oSA. 2:l2A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
DOUGLAS WINS FOR GIANTS
HURLER SECURED IN TRADE
DOWNS BROOKL WHITES, IA
Burns Sets Pace for SlusEers With
Four Hits In Five Trips to Plate
Followed by Doyle
Try Associated Press.

BROOKLYN, July 2S.-Phil Douglas
pitched his first game in New York
uniform today when he beat BROOKLYN
10 HIS work was good enough to
win with the Giants batting Manaux
and Mitchell hard Burns led with
four hits in 1--WE times az the Ia; and
ror,s WAS second with three. Graz
&;c also GOT three hits for BROOKLYN.
Myers. who is making Erea; :icht
Tor ;Ae batting hoHoTS, struck out
three times.
ScG-H:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
BENDER DEFEATS SUFFOLK
ALLOWS BUT FIVE BINGLES
AND MAKES WINNING HIT
Hard-FouKht Game Abound. in Specra.
cuinr Fielding stunts In Which
DauEhton Stars.

SUFFOLK. Va. July eS.-Too much
Bender trough: Suffolk another los;
same today 20 g. L MAS = hard
Tough; same anoun!!nE ~ spectacular
play on :Ae ps.t % Ssl6s-s With
Daushtoa. McCsaa ana Slack as stars.
TIE big CHEZ held nc Surolk ba;ters
6H~7 10 ave sca:ia.e6 AitS AMI hi;1>s :
TX re- .~N- &sSr. :ti: ssA-c; -. TWO
inning .c0s. Fis-Soa for SuSolk
E''ch<d :a:- sans ALLOWING SeNca
A.,s
SSN-s:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
SECOND GAME.


Newport News ......-.. .......soootc
summary Two-bese hir-ATen IN Don.
nsIy. BolinE,r Horne vun-Cha;noaRn"
roll. B-ann:gan 90. sae,!hc. h!,s- Brsanl-
10 prann.saa to wilson LIZ; OF 5s.e.-
Newport S.~s. S; So-:olE. sc-ucE ov,-
By Eoo1tZ. !. Cuilo.oc. Psks bali
Eoo.,z :: CocHrell. z: Crilo,on. u; as:--
;I.a3-Nooan :. lchanpsE..l i;i:.-s-
lrT.!aE.. 81 Cu.o,o- = t.-t .--!.rs
C-nI:-..-Gce'.~ sat -s.oGr. ..t,e.6-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
Britton and Grlm,h. On.
IBy Annotated Press.l

DE%BER. COL. July 28.-Final ar
ranRcnents for boxing bout between
Jack Triton. wclterwci2ht champion
Of the world. and Johnny Grifrths, Of
Aaron. Ohio. at the stockyards stadium
h-rn August wore completed today.
The cor test VIII be for twelve rounds.
and there will be no decision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
BUILDERS. Al; TARS. 3.5
,ar Ar...k..s 60 !,

NORFOLK. Va, July es-N=w
News TOOK ;Eo games ..or So-talk
today, ne visitors q,ays5 a., z-oc-!
the locals n he he!d and WELDED :
y vicious with me "a: landing Tvs
doubles IN the second game both OF
which counted fox runs There -
come dissatisfaction among ;he Nor
tolk players, said TO De principally
dislike for Manager Swar;z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
LEARSON PITCHES CHURCH
HILL TEAM TO VICTORY. II
Holds Nevron-w oodwurd 10 Four
Hits and Fans Even Dozen
SiuEEinE Opponents

Lefty Lsa-son. Church Ei!l.s new
tw.r.e-. !st Newton Woodward down
with :ou- hiis e: Bird PARK yes;er-
day. winning with ease. 20 ! He
caused twelve ot The hardware boys
20 fan the air.
Sariciro played his usual good game
accepting some hard chances and get
ting two OF his clubs hits. one a
homer.
church Hill VIII play wednesday al,
Bird Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
RED S0X WIN AGAIN, 5 TO |.
PENNOCK PITCHES SECOND
VICTORY OVER NEW YORK
Yankees Use Three Hurlers in Attempt
to Triumph. hut Drop Third
Gnme OF Series.
TBy Associated Prcs,.1

BOSTON. July 2S.-Pennock pitched
his second victory OF the series over
the New York club today. winning 6
to !. and giving Boston three out of
four. Schneider. the first OF three New
York pitchers used. walked three and
made wild pitch in the fiftn, when
he was retired after Boston had score d
two runs.
Score: