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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-08
Phihnthrophy

Won want g hire anybody YOU please.
But say" as a sudden thought struck
him. You don't mean you're going
10 throw away any of my stuff, do
yoU2"
His voice had all the anxiety OF a
little girl worrying over ncr favorite
doll The recognition OF it softened
mine as I replied.
NO; single solitary SCRAP Of
paper. The collection VIII be intact
when IL reaches the other house.
But if we get ont by tomorrow noon,
shall have TO be left With Katie
and jim"
Tender SOlicitude.
And the redoubtable William
T~umbuu. and the push cart. don't
forget them. Dicky replied gayly.
and ] knew that nc had forgiven
me for including him in ny list OF
non desirable persons on moving
day.
He had called me Machiayellian.
but ne certainly deserved the ad-
jective himself. l said to myself lit
tie later when I accidently heard
him talking 10 his mother and Cou
sin Agatha after he had spent an
interrogatiVe ten minutes at the tele-
phone which he was careful they
shouldn't overhear.
Isn't it too bad?" he said to his
mother. "Hasbrouck telephones ne
has tickets for that play you've been
wanting 10 see"
Why is 1t too BAD ?" his mother
asked tartly. 4 should call 1t too
2ood"
why they're for tonight" Dicky
explained gui!eleS sly.
What's that got 10 do with it?'
Nothing except that were NOV
ing tomorrow, and I thought you
might not like 10 leave Madee."
Dickvs tone of tender solicitude for
me was perfect.
As l stood, unseen, listening to
him. smiling 10 myself at his adroit-
ness, / couldn't help wishing that
l might Oftener hear that tone in
my husbands voice when It WASH
a jest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-08
WHY DICKY LAUGHINGLY CALL.
ED MADGE "A WORTHY
EOLLOWER'' OF
MACHIAN ELI

Sometimes / wonder II ] am the
right kind of a wife for Dicky-li
/ he would not have been happier
with ldttenish, coaXing woman
who would have managed him
beautifully without his ever sus-
pecting It.
The little incident following our
discussion of the problem of moving
Dicky's collection" of old books and
papers TO our new home brought
this thought home with more force
than ever 70 my mind. In my des-
Deration at the prospect OF a clash
between DiclSy and our angry land
lord Mr.. Brennan, l had stopped 20
calole Dicky, something / almost
never do, something at which / am
far from adept. / had given him
my tepderest smile, my most appeal
ing look, and had asked him il he
would do Just one thing for me. His
enthusiastic, affirmative response so
astOnished me that for moment (
couldn't find words 10 frame my re-
quest
It's just this" ! said AT last.
Your mother is a dear and l owe
her. but you know she can be a bit
trying when there's any domestic
emergency on hand. Ana Cousin
Agatha--"
/ stopped abruptly. for into Dicky's
face had come a look which ] knew
was mis- conception of frozen horror.
That he was getting ready to tease
me. / suspected. and the words with
which he interrupted my plea con-
nrrned my suspicion.
Anything but that Madge! he
SAID tragically, holding his hand
palm outward toward me. Don't
ask me TO take mother and dear
Cousin Agatha. nay-darlins Cousin
Agatha"-he paused and made a
grimace at which / couldn't keep
from smiling for / knew how he de-
,ssted the woman-"out and drown
them like kittens. They are hardly
kittens. YOU know even
I interrupted his nonsense ruth
lessly.
"Dicky. please be'serious," en-.
treated. Couldn't you take them
both TO the CITY this afternoon. and
get> them rooms at q hotel for a
couple OF days? Get them some thea
ter tickets and anything else you
think they might iike-Rny thing so
they'll only stay away checrfully un-
IN this moving is cut Of the way
Dicly struck an adnliring attitude.
MY word" he exclaimed, ~ hat
n patticoated Machiavelu is this
have taken 20 me buzzom Youf -
worthy follower Of the old sChemer
NV dear. and what's more. ] tFink
its a BULLY scheme in 60 at once
and ocsin 70 drop the bait before
them"
He started away. but ! called him
hack
Dicky QUITE Understands.
Aren't YOU afraid they'll suspect
planned 1t unless you ofior 70 stay
with them 80 I asked. for this was
the cruN OF my plan. ~ was DieSy
wanted most out Of the way.
lie stopped short. whirled and
looked me over snrewdly. smilingly.
so I'm the real cullud gentleman
in the woodput. am If" he said.
well. ] don't know a. ] blame you.
don't shine particularly on mevius
day. And you can have al The Money
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-08
TO SEPARATE LETTUCE LEAVES

To separate lettuce leaves OF a
hard head Of lettuce, without tear
ing them. says a contributor to Good
Housekeeping. first cut the core
from the head with a sharp. pointed
knife. Into the cavity thus made.
let the water run from the faucet;
this will easily and perfectly sepa-
rate the delicate leaves
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-08

Honoring her house guest. Miss
Bonita Murphy % Louisville. Ky.
Miss Katherine Guthrie. 222 S VIII
Iiams ST.. entertained so guests ar
tea Saturday afternoon az the home
OF her Brandmother. Mrs Catherine
Sullivan. 315 y. TAYLOR ST. Miss
Eloise Craufe~ and Miss Mardel HI-
debrand assisted ly Miss Dorothy
KeeRan and Miss Dorothy McCamce.
presided az the Tea tables which
were conferred with reed baskets
hlled with peOnies. Roses were
used in decorating the remaining
rooms The ont Of town guests
were Miss Margarette McCally and
Mrs Knatte OF Memphis Tenn
Misses Sarah and Maredel Feunon
Of BlaurdsviHe. Penn Miss Iaurette
Dro6ard ~ Beaumont Texas. and
Miss Geneveve HHdebrand Of Ben
ton Harbor Mich.
Hiss Guthrie entertained 10
guests with buffet supper follow
ing the tea. The evening was spent
socially.
a radiogra M. announcing that he
would arrive ON board the transport
Priest Grant at Boston today. was
received last night from Sergt John
NJ Kellner by Miss Ida O'Brien. ia
". Madison s. Sergt Kellner is "a
member Of company O.. 21st enri-
neers and has been I'm overseas serv-
ice for the past is months As soon
a. be receives his discharge from
the service. Sergt. Kellner will re-
turn 20 South Bend Before enter
ing military service ne was "a loco
motive engineer on the Grand Trunk
Under he auspices OF the nature
study department Of the Progress
club. 40 members OF the club went
on "a tonr through the sand dune dis
trict Saturday They were met at
fremont boy Jens Jensen. the famous
landscape artist. who planned the
Lincoln highway from coast 10 coast
and who appeared before the gener-
al club some time ago Women OF
Michigan city EIkhart and Gary
were guests OF the club members
Among them were Mrs Frank Shee-
han. state chairman Of the sand
dune district from Gary and Mrs
Bowman and Mrs Boss Of EIkhart.
Forty members Of the n. A. l.. G.
and the ladies auxiliary were enter
tanned at s O'Clock dinner Friday
night at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Webster. 1851 Woodward av..
the affair being I'm the nature Of a
surprise on Mr.. Webster Music was
furnished by the ~ A. l. c. quartet
vocal duet was rendered by Mrs
Webster and Mr.. Wagner. and Miss
Natalie Droves entertained with a
piano solo.
The Modern Ideal club held their
regular meeting Saturday night at
the home Of Miss Amy Raabe. 422
r. Bowman At. Following the bust
ness meeting music and contests
were ths diversion Miss Lynn Cor
nish was awarded the favor A col
or motif OF pink and white was eff
fected in the decorations and the re-
freshments. Mrs. Harry Barber,
LftpeI iu-f VIII ne hoHttHn AT tne
meeting TO be held July 5.
The Past Chief association Of the
Pythian Sisters entertained with a
farewell party Saturday night. hon
oring Mrs. George Beroth. who is
leaving the latter part OF this week
for her new home. The party was
held At the Y w. G. A There were
rs guests present The evening was
spent socially and with music. Mrs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-08

Beroth was presented with a gift by
9 the association
The meeting OF the 18th district
convention OF the Franchise league
which was TO have been held Satur-
day has been postponed 10 June 81.
a which time it will be held al the
Caristiana Country club. Elkhart.
Delegates from the local league
Will be elected al the meung 90 be
held Monday night in the little the
alter az the high school
A color motif OF pink and white.
effected through The use OF spring
flowers was employed al the 3
o o'clock tea given Saturday after
noon by Mrs Diehl Martin and Miss
Esther Hoke. STA Ashland av.. for
Miss Pearl Rupel and Miss Mildred
Letter whose weddings viii take
place this month. There were 20
guests and Allss sarah Witwer and
Hiss Evelyn Fulmer presided AT the
tea table.
The last of the pre-uuy tiaI af-
''''S TOT Wise i'up'' VIII ne DI"-
"' the oouh'I5 cruz Mohday
"isll' Iol l'lei'ioeIS "l me DrIudI
party a. "hich Miss E'elsn Fulmer
VIII De hostess. MISS Iupei VIII oe
married Tuesday afternoon at
% clock.
'i'7S '''"'ls I,ae' da"sHleI OF Mi.
ai'" NilS' Johh i'ae ana NlI'laiH j.
beNlile OF Ohle"so WeI" married
'''"' '''E"' az ''e nome OF i'eN-
JonH rooney. lVi' Toildse az" VINO
leii"tIleo lne ceremony. Af. am"
-'i'9 ''i'' VIII ''''Ne 'iie'- nome
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-08
Personals

AIR. and Mrs r. y. Shonts Of New
York city are the guests OF Mrs.
Charles. Haeske. 922 r. jefferson
blvd.
Miss Margaret Altering Of the Ii
laos. y Notre Dame av, has as her
guest Hiss Cecilia Lensing of Evans
Vile. Ind. Miss Lensing is a grad
uate Of St Mary's college and acad-
envy and Will attend the runion at
81. Nary's next week
Albert W. Anderson. 312 y. Scott
ST. has returned from Association
college at Chicago where he has
been attending school the past year.
Holy pictures at Schilling's
S65-S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-08

The Past Chief association OF the
Pythian Sisters entertained with a
farewell party Saturday night hon
oring Mrs. George Beroth. who is
leaving the latter part OF this week
for her new home. The party was
held AZ the Y. w. c. A. There were
rs guests present. The evening was
spent socially and with music. Mrs
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-06-19
SPRAYING POTATOES.

Potatoes not sprayed yielded 1913
bu.; sprayed twice with Bordeaux,
144; sprayed three times with 1861
and sprayed four times with 146%
These trials were made at the North
Dakota Experiment Station in 1918.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-06-19

The initiation will be at the Elks
Home at Minot, commencing at three
o'clock p. m. After the initiation
the banquet will be served to the
members and candidates by the
Daughters of Isabella in the basement
of St. Leo's church.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-06-19
X. C.'s Will Initiate Large Class.

Minot Council No. 1850, K. of c.,
swill initiate another large class Of
candidates next Sunday afternoon,
June 22nd. 1t is expected that there
will be over 500 members in attend.
ance from different parts of the state.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-06-19
What the War Did to Minot.

The following figures complied for
the Insurance Underwriters Of New
York. NAV be Of interest to your read
ers and show to some extent what
the war did to Minot."
Building permits issued from May
1, 1914, to May 1, 1919:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-30
FAIRGROUNDS ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS ARE ANNOUNCED
Permanent Chairman smith Numes
Committee to Act as E9ccu-
tive nOurd.

Alvin NJ. Smith. permanent chairma n
of the Playground and Recreation As
ISOLATION OF Richmond. who was given
authority to perfect the organization
at Il mass meeting held in the audi
torium OF the Chamber of Commerce.
July 20. has announced tho committee
OF six which will act as an executive
beard in carrying out plans of the or
Sanization.
On the executive board of six mem
hers are: Mrs. w. a. Burrows. j. III.
Bnford. J =. Sorg. Mrs. stuart Mic
haux. l.. Mckay Judkins. stuart Rag
iand and Judge J, Horc Ricks.
NJ a meeting held yesterday, the
organization was further perfected bv
the election OF officers for The ensuing
year.
Alvin NJ Smith was elected presidcn,
OF the Playground and Recreation As
Sociation OF Richmond. Miss Charlotte
urc; -
President Smiths committee of six
previously. selected will act as an
eNscutive board with the officers elcc-
ted yesterday
motion made by j. H. Binford was
unanimously carried to tho effect ,hut
each member Of the Official pcrsonuci
OF lns organization as it now EXISTS
SiUu'u summit list OF names Of people
WHO should he asked to serve on an
executive committee
Tentative plans for Il recroa,ion,l
proEran We're discussed and the mat
LEI LEI OF securing the use of one of tho
.aktS In Byrd Park for bathing came nm
again. and was referred 10 Nr Sn,j,t
VINO stated that he would see G. /:
oIiinE a. once in regard to it,
r. binford was appointed by the
CHAIRMAN to select places where ,hc
IRE hose could be turned on at stated
hours FOR the benefit Of Tho ,hiIdrc,,
III "'hcrcnt sections Of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-30
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

ol,e.n. iG3ftfo,s. 1aa hsf -'gr!onss-
to ~ GI 70 'ff',eEN"tar - ,kumiasr,
Plizi, 20 J.. lo 80 j. thifa IT,.
t:0I - Mar. 81 ara Brieri ,io.5 ,'..a
EriEht Cola nuisnci. aut waf ts'I....r a" "
second race h. DsHUGi .n.rs,. I,m ~.
smd seventy yards Doi.e V.Efi,r- "i,
Keen, Jane, 10 ,P.,ksu,,. = IA Won.
l. 70 j. even. thirl Tim lit F,
YOUR, Gthphic. Mis- I;ryu Joan az So
hia ara Gallant k5,tv ram am
Th!fc rare-nll. and seventy yarde- M.
berk' ~ tNc'rannI. 20 10 a. q. -.
won, CONNIE 81. ~ ,WHIs, T. ~
out, second: Dlot Williams IL ~,
10 10 out. th.ra Tine, liz
Fourth race mile and si1tc.rih Wo,.
tran, 10 tRudrlcus,J. : 20 s 80 '"' '.
won, E!mcuGurt, 10 tWtG.s, 81 ia ~ ~
put, second; TusaIposa ll5 ,Davie. -,
70 out thrd Time. i.G 1916 Gn,9
9Th Elth rseeoa,,og9, ak furIonrs Aoelc II,
.NoIs NJ: 10 20 3. 10 g. wnr Jtt'ii.
q j" tDavi'sl to 8 20 > 3 ,G.U tcin,,S
NILES kruicr. 10. collins. - 10 -.
!" bird Tim" ~" Lady Ivan over
match. BIZ " johnson. Ardrew pinsr,
rhos AcMah"u ROSS, ran
sixth race-nS" :urlorFs Gerinh. ~,
ss"fnut,ing,D % y 70 s. out won
10 :. second Mi.drcd ile ,Davics
,ut!. Me. N!y!sn. l!o.a and Rub!di.p, NV ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-30
AMERICAN AVIATORS FLY
SOME 55, 100000 MILES
Langley Field Has Record for Air
travel Since january
4, lDtS.

Accordins to reports received yes.
,erday from Washington by aviation
neaduuarters at Eleventh and Broad
streets. aviators since January |. iaIS
nave h0wn a total distance Of 55.67l-
92" miles In ?27.S52 flying hours
i-amEi icy reid stands high in record
hirpiaheS from that Held having been
III tho air for 3.S0j hours
Aviation officials declare that tho
average speed OF American planes i'm
me arr now is SIXTY miles an hour.
lew days ago Lieutenant SeIT. of
lang ley tield. was officially reported
i T., laying f,, flown to Richmond from
miles, in SIXTY minutes Tho mach inc
used WAS Identical with the one on
display 1T Eleventh and Broad Streets,
at AVIATION Headquarters.
Richmond boys who have enlisted
here are said by recruiting officials to
having gone TO Langley Field. "'"'c
Eugene Terry Dennis. of II East
Main street, has been awarded with
\ lying license and is now a full
ncdEcd aviator.
Yesterday tive men enlisted in the
AVIATION At aviation headquarters here,
They We're Il. T.. sharp. of fcayc,. Dam
ana his brother. w. s. Sharp Two
othcr brothers. who enlisted ycster-
day; were u. Il. and ". r. Clark of
liz West Cary Street. The other re-
G,ruit was Il. Il. Travis, of Richmond
number OF recruits ever enlisted here
in aviation.
Orders were issued yesterday hv
Washington TO make no more exhibition
NIGHTS III towns where proper landings
Wer" not provided for the airplanrs
Reports throughout the country show
that total o! 500 men are enlisted
weekly Tor the aviation service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-30
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES TODAY

First ,,racc,nvc and one-hsf furlonss
i iiHy'G u NhSY li BFsahIinS o4 pcpelpDs
io3 ifTrht Gold 100 GSrmoTan. iSs SSSiha nad
,, SSfonm rIWS Sc sly, frrlonEs. Jay
Tr!u'mphant. 1915: Paddy. ll3: Apple Jack ii
i iI.: MHa nmn !o2: sunni ni, igT Peasant
H: Cromwell. III; Billie H. los. Maiv6Iio
l;;ssa .ry 1872: Joseph i. Murphy. ii3 Nciswecp
Third Third 70 raGsmnils and seventy yards
l"'e' 49, ,n,sndGra leg MatGhesa II. lo5
ksto bright. loa: King John. ili
Fourth racc-Flcetwing Handicap of So.
~ n rnrq ;S fTr L,s. 3nietuds ?s Vague
F!fth racG,Mle and a sixteenth Con
d 1!ii,,, l"' J"h9 Day los; picdra. loa
R3gknor, log: Aiyord. ol e" EiIison. i To-
Gisinner. ioi: piadi, l0a Ra iazct los: i
q ,So King 100: liubbub. lc5: Stitch in Time
sixth ;, race-hxes and one-halt furlonEs
Gloria Frame III; St. Kelvin. 100: Pcnolope
~: " nan! 10 American ROY. los
l2n'y rriqd 100: Iukss pct. lc!: AilIvan
- Suckiai'e. 1903. krcwer. l0j: Super
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-30
WESTERGAARD BEATEN BY
Y TURNER IN SNAPPY BOUT
Old Mint Veteran Fnstcns Deadly Fly
Ing Crotch Hold and Rcnders
Opponent Unconscious.

After losing the first fall 10 Gene
WestcrEaard when tho Dane put a per-
feet cradle hold on him. Joe Turner
came back strong and won tho next
two falls and the match The bout
was staged at the Broadway Athletic
4 Arena last nigh; III the presence of a
r. capacity audience. BY every means of
nreckoninE the GrapplinG engagement
was the fastest that has been staged
since the opening of the opcn-air
stadium
/" WesterEaard won the first fall after
twenty minutes OF fast work He out
weighed Turner considerably and was
J, larger. but tho Washington man is no
= respecter of size in the ring. and CON
!. tinually broke away from holds or
!, seemingly had his opponent pinned 10
the mat. but was barred from victory
ithyrthe cleverest work Of the Dane.
:" In the last par; of the struggle for
the second fall. wes,erEaard Worked
his deadly armlock on Turner and
crushed down mercilcssly. So great
was the pain tina, Turner tore at his
own hair and actually pulled some Of
IL out in his attempt TO get loose. He
finally did by almost superhuman Of
fort. and then the kncIl sounded for
- W-eStcrgaard Turner. with Erca'
1. lunSe. made for his opponent and got
VA flying crotch hold on him.
81 lie then slammed Westcrsaard 10 the
!rFma: with all the power at his com
rendered unconscious for "a few minutes
by the force OF the contact with the
mat. Turner himself was suffering
acute pain from the effect OF the arm
lock. and CROPPED his way di2zly out Of
.the ring. Medical attention Was nee
essary before Wcstergaard was revived.
This second fan came after fifteen
minutes of evenly matched graphing.
Turner took the deciding fall in
twelve minutes with a cradle after an
iutermsSon OF ten minutes for the
benefit of both men. Nargo. wrestling
with carnival here. challenged Tur-
ncr. but his challenge could not be &C
ceptcd because OF Il trip TO Jackson
Willie. Zeke Smith then decided TO take
on NarSo. and the two Erapplcrs will
meet at the Broadway Friday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-30
Moving, trucking, otori

@ sRlH is ,,i s snuIs " pus!IvSs sec,
East Cary Street.
MOVING. rACklNG. SHIPPING. of all
kinds: lso auto and household goods
stored Two large trucks 1t, your rervice
We move you anywhere. Gail Boulevard
3... ". 5. collins Service aud satisfac-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-30
CHARGE JEWELRY THEFT
Detectives Organ md Bryunt Arcs,
Coiored Employee OF
Local Firm.

Mark Hinton. colorcd. of SIC Yves,
i'eiEh street. was arrested lato ycs
terday afternoon charged Win ,ha
inert OF $li9 worth OF jcwclry from a
nm by which he is employed Ne
ant. who have been cmploycd for so,
f,h DAYS trying TO get evidence aEains,
itlnton, the colored man has been re-
moving Jewelry from the store for
inc police assert that they have n
signed confession from the negro and
nave recovered al OF the tcweirv for
VIII be tried in Police Court today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-30
FIRST GAME.


-HsIN"y IU1 THY III tIENVN
rsiis4.lsh,. :;. ...@ Is IS IS
. summary Two base hirs-Speakcr. ONolll
: Cbvsleskte, Burns, Walker. Stoer hases
~ N"!l; Chairman. SHrrilce n!ts chap
.rsr. C;srdrsr. Coveleskie. +. Thomas
pogale r.eys-Chs pmau 70 wsn'bsSanss to
q Rurnr LET; on oases-Cis 'ylrr.!. ):
rh!lsGe.ph:a. tssA on otl.,-ve-ty. -.
: !ts--a" Perry. - in 8 Roc IL. In
Si-vck out Cosclc So. 5. PERI, {. Los;Hs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-30
SEEK JOSEPH HARPER
Goochlnnd Authorities HIVE Warrant
Charging Youth With
Horse Theft,

Joseph Harper. an cighteen-year-oid
boy. wanted in Goochland County for
the alleged theft of "a horse inys.cri-
ous!N disappeared when officers at
tempted 10 serve the warrant recently
officials assert that Harper has left
the county and is now In tho Vicinity
or Richmond officers here have been
asked 10 keep sharp lookout for the
alleged thief and his horse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-30

CHARLESTON. : c.. July o9.-Near-
~ 1000 employees OF the Charleston
Navy Yard were laid of this morning
until August |, following an order
from Washington TO reduce working
forces. because OF a lack Of avaIla bl :.
FUNDS. Telegrams have been sent
south Carolina Senators and Congress-
men asking for relier . 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-30
STATE AND CITY WINS
Defeats Federal Reserve mt BYRD Park
IN Game Nnrred by Had Con-
dition OF Field.

state and cry beat Federal Reserve
in loosely played game, which was
long drawn out on account Of the bad
,ae pinches caqstts MANY men to die
on the bases
. Lawrence and KniEhtly starred for
out Of IN" mud i'm great stvle Broad
dus made = beautiful eaten OF Roberts
drive a:i'r long run. AvcriN and
Bruion starred AZ ia, FOR the Reserves
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-30
SECOND GAME.
No-'p '.h-hi-'
Cleveland Philadelphia


srS-r ~. m .'S' ''' ''-'''H-
G El5tsailaaa'. i{23SS5: : 5-H
Sumwary; TWu-hssa hits Speaker Char
III r.. p. W@.ssF s,ru"k: Rurns ThT,es base
Stp.@il uas- -G-zCcy. Sacrifice aiis-'ru-a.r
gtrSins Double play Turner ~ Wit; to
sGfls !-e:t on bases -ClcVelarG s Phtln-
..lphie isase on hal.s-Mor;on. .: KIcn-
ifsir,, F3,5.1: h.Hnty. !: Johnson. (
ih'rn'Srs phillips, ! In kinm-.
:, - 80 J'"hS1r IN .i-5 Struck out
Morton. ,nl"uter ;: ph!llirs. John
~ b.toH- Morton. Winning
pItthcf-IoAn i.oslnr n.tcher-Mnrtnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE
-oO,irunI I'-n,, L'ivhtI, % ro

VNonlIhUtU FroH tIENlh FaEe.I
TO Cleveland after Kinney was knocked
OUT of the box in the second
In the second game the Athletics fell
uron Morton in the sixth Perkins hit
ting triple with the bases filled.
KEEPER came 20 the rescue. but A ftcr
he struck out two battcrs, Graney
11>uffed fy. and Walker drove the
ball into the lcft-feld blcachers.
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KING SOL WINS RACE
Stewards Handicap Over Distance of
SIX FurionES Captured by 100
10 Shot.

= LONDON: tvia MontreaD. July 70
king Sol. 100 20 :. won the Stewards
cup. over distance of six furlones
~ IN" races at GoodWood today Irj III
El"sAncc. 100 10 80. was scrnnd ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-30

Scatwcll. to /. third This was tho
trst running since 1914
In the Craven Stakes New C;ujpe.
i" 10 was first: knights OF France
70 a. second and Mustappa, 100 10 7.