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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-04-03
Charlotte Harbor News

Charlotte Harbor, March 29-
Mrs. Nettie Miles and baby OF
Brunswick, Ga, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Strickland.
We are glad to welcome into
our community as permanent res
idtnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Larson and
son, Neil. They will occupy the
Locklear cottage.
On Wednesday, March &c, Mrs.
J. L. Chandler gave a very enjoy
able party to her music class. The
time was spent with music and
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-04-03
FEEDS, FERTILIZERS AND
CRATES.-L. M. WRITTEN Off

CRATES. M. WRITTEN, 8tf
Alfred T. Moore, one of Area
dla's promising young printers,
was IN Punta Gorda on business
Saturday and favored The Herald
with fraternal visit.
All kinds of meats, fresh and
salt, at Fl, w. Smith s. 1tf
We have not heard of any store
in this locality being burned or
burglarized lately, but we notice
that Mayor Trabue is wearing a
very becoming new hat.
Hecker's buckwheat and pan
cake flour at H. W. Smiths. 5tf
Mr.. and Mrs, Louis Summers,
of Louisville, KY, who have been
spending the season at their win
ter home in Delray, Fla, came
Saturday to visit a few days with
their friends, Clay Chadwick and
family, of West Marian avenue.
Painting and decorating-inter-
Tor and exterior work. I have had
years of experience and will give
You honest service at right prices.
j. Harvey Miller. fadvN
Mr.. and Mrs. D. O. Clark of
Towanda, Pa, who used to spend
their winters here, are enjoying
this season at the Gasparilla Inn,
Boca Grande. They have many
friends here who would be glad if
they would renew their visits
here.
Fish are beginning to bite and
our local and visiting anglers are
happy. Old Isaac Walton would
no doubt, trade his golden harp
and heavenly robes for a chance
to fish in the bay this spring, but,
alack and alas, such thing is an
impossibility!
Miss Mae Alderman has re-
signed her position as sales clerk
at A. j.. Kinsel & Co.. s store and
will probably locate in Tampa.
Miss Alderman is very popular
and a splendid business woman
and The Herald wishes her success
in her new location, wherever that
may be.
Arcadia Enterprises From the
Punta Gorda Herald we learn
that there is planted in that vicin-
ity over $50 acres to tomatoes and
the crops are looking unusually
fine. Also the growers are market
ing large quantities Of cukes and
peppers. That kind of business
will put any town very proml-
nently on the map and at the same
time cause the bank resources to
grow in leaps and bounds. Area
dia is fast coming to the front in
this particular line and it will be
reporting the carload shipments OF
various kinds of small produce.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-04-03
TOWN TOPICS OFAWEEK
70 r,,cortant happenings of Punta Gorda 49,
Ane Vicinity Briefly Told ~

Attorney Chadman visited Ar
cadia Saturday. TT VIZ
New i0i 5tf
Smith S. sootod
George A. McLane transacted 5s,a
business in Arcadia, last thurs
day. r1rpc AND
cPATEs,--L. M. WRITTEN, Stf
M M Nina Steele and daughter,
Miss Marie, visited Arcadia fri
day evening, ), nooko and
,oi,,uboat -four at II. w. Smith s.
''1 Hon Joshua Mizell spent last
Friday inspecting the timber sup
NV in the vicinity of Woodrow;
p "Ualco" coffee-a standard
hest flavor and reasonable price &c
at H. w. Smith s: III, H.
DR., w. NJ. Matthews and fanny
and Samuel Nail motored to ror'
Myers and back last THURSDAY,
We carry equality goods, not no
the cheapest, but the best H. =. w.
Smith. a.. +on
nerature here was down to 49,
and some people put on their oV-
ercOatS.
All kinds of vegetables and
fruits fresh daily at r. M. hlng s.
(adv.)
Col, and Mrs. J. H. Hancock
and Mrs. II. J. Sistrunk spent the
closing days of last week in Tam
pa, whittier they went to hear Dill
ly Sunday.
IF YOU have $3.50 that you do
not need to use, put it out at m
tcrest by buying a War Saving
Stamp.
Prof. P. G. Shaver, county sup
erintendent, and Hon. Fl. A. Ware
of Fort Ogden, member from this
district Of the county school
board, spent last Thursday here
visiting our high school, which
they found in excellent condition.
DR.. Henry N. Afford of Atlanta,
arrived here in his ear last Thurs
day night, to visit Mrs. Afford s
parents, DR.. and Mrs. B. B.
Blount. His wife, formerly Miss
Martha Blount, accompanied by
her baby, preceded him here by
ten days.
Loyal Barber Of Sarasota, was
here Friday, visiting his mother
and electrifying every body on
Marian avenue by speeding over
the asphalt in a brand-new, red
spangled baby auto guaranteed to
make thirty miles an hour and
run eighty miles on half a gallon
Of gasolene. He donated a ride
TO this scribe, who greatly enjoyed
it.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-04-03

VIM. r. Smith, a leading citizen
of Chicago who comes here every
winter to catch tarpon while So
journing at Hotel Punta Gorda,
left last Friday for Boca Grande,
where he will fish for a week Or
two previous to returning home.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-04-03

The Tampa Tribune has up
earthed a scheme by which meas
ure to claim riparian rights for the
state on all private property abtlt-
ting on water fronts is. to be
brought before the legislature
Such measure would be a rotten
swindle and a disgrace to the
state. We think the Marion del
egation can be counted on to vote
against it.-Ocala Star.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-04-03

ject Senator Trammell desires to
inform all Florida soldiers who
have been discharged from the
military service that under a law
approved February 2Sth, they are
entitled to retain as their own
property the uniform and outfit
thcv had at the time Of their rB-
lease from the service,
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-04-03
State Press Comments

Tampa Tribune Acres of to-
writes the Punta Gorda
Herald; and later there will be
plethoric purses.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-04-03

Times Union: - If the insur-
gents of the two big parties could
get together, they could sweep
the country.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-04-03

On account of number of let
ters making inquiry upon the sub
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-04-03

Manatee Banner Now that
the government is in charge of the
railroads wouldn It it be good
idea to allow the newspaper men
to. swap advertising for passes.
The government, of course, would
never attempt to corrupt a news
paper man with a pass.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-04-03

Times Union There is a gen.
eral cry from all sections of the
state to reduce taxes. The ap-
preaching legislature is going to
have an exciting time trying to
pley within the limit and satisfy
everybody.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-04-03

Timns- Union AT any rate, lab
o" and capital can understand that
theil interests are identical when
it comes to robbing the consumer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
JlU-JITSU EXPERT WILL
WRESTlE WESTEGAARD
Fast Match Expected when Two Clever
MiddtcwetEhts Meet ut Brond-
way Tomorrow Night

Herman GerrinE. OF New York CITY.
and Gene Westerraard. Of Utica. y. Y.
Of the Broadway athletic arena. Laurel
and Broad Streets Gc-rinc an in
Structor in the Rarnarr McFadden
s Sc, of physical training. is a skill
the famed wrestling style Of the Jap
ancse, and as many OF the tricks OF
me oriental game are applicable under
expected that Wastcrgaard. despite his
exceptional strength and experience.
viii encounter one Of his most dini-
cult matches in many months.
GcrrinE is rated among the swit,ost
ana clevercst middlcwcights Of tho
East. and has defeated many Of the
ieadinS men OF his. class His work
IN the McFadden school keeps him in
the hest Of physical condition. hut for
several days il is reported he has
been giving particular attention 10
training for his bout with Wcster-
gard Though Gerring has never be-
TORE been seen in action in Richmond.
MS cH'raordinary record is familiar TO
followers OF the game and TO local
sporting circles.
,Itke" Smith, popular local grnppler.
lie anticipates a hard match. an, Is
preparing for it conscicntiously West
cfSaaFd known for his clean sports
one OF the most Dopu!ar men TO appear
on a Richmond mat in considnrabln
tune. and his consistent work has
S"!med large following OF enthusiasts
TO support him.
The management Of the Broadway
VIII continue It's policy OF admittinc
women 10 the matches without charge
and rescrving special accommodn,jnns
for their bcncht The program TO-.
morrow night will be opened with :,
,asi preliminary between Patrolnen
Weiss and McGhee. Of the Police Ain.
."nc Association, in which much in.
I tcF"St Is conferred
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
crowd in the stands,
ATHLETICS ORGANIZE BAND
Mem hers of Police Athletic Associa-
ton Tnke steps 10 Get Together
FOrty-Picce Outfit.

Organization OF forty piece brass
band by the Police Athletic Associa-
tion was announced yesterday by Pres
ident T. J. Nancy of the associa ton.
A field day, the date 10 be set later,
was Also announced. the opponents to
be Norfolk, featuring a wrestling
match. track meet and baseball game
for the championship of the two de-
partments.
Fearing that il will be impossible to
get forty musicians out Of the depart
ment who. are willing 10 loot in unison.
it was announced that the Fire De-
partment viii be invited 10 furnish
half of the band. should they so de-
sire.
The bandmaster and star o, the or.
ganization is 10 be Patrolman Chick"
Geeri1g, who ca lead anything in cap
tivity, from brass band TO a band Of
criminals. Members of the organize
ton who arc counted on 10 be the
charte rmcmbers 81 the Inusical enter
prise are: PatroLmcQ }. l.. Stone, W. ].
Bottoms, c. Jackson, Sergeant :. T.
Goldsby, J. L. Buck and r. J. Maxey.
All Of the above are from the Second
Police District and many other re-
cruits are counted on from the traffic
squad, the defective department and
the FIRST and Third Districts
A meeting TO organize the band and
to set the date for the athletic event
with the Norfolk department viii be
called soon at the Second District
Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
SUNDAY BASEBALL BOON
TO BOTH MAJOR LEAGUES
Club Owners Will BE Able to Recoup
War Losses by Means OF Games
on Sabbath.
MANY NOTABLE PERFORMANCES
Ruth Seems Certain to Break Amerl-
can League Homc-Run Record, and
konctchy Sets Mark for Consecu-
tive Swats.
ny JAMES J. cop,,t,,

NEW YORK, August 6.-peSsimistic
predlctions for the comeback OF base
pail this year have been knocked into
the proVerbial cooked hat by the fans
players and teams OF the two major
leagues.
The grand old game came back with
loud bang and attendance figures on
all big days and In series where tho
teams IN the thick of the pcnnant races
have figured, prove conclusivcly that
the pastime has lost none OF It's pop
ularity.
Lesalizing, of Sunday baseball in
New York has been big boon to
bo;h leagues. Outside clubs are profit
ing by 1t as we'll as Greater New York's
three major league teams. and in due
time New York Sunday baseball alone
VIII enable club owners to recoup
losses they suffered on account OF the
war
Instead OF hurting baseball or reduce
ing it's standard. the war caused it
10 come back more popular and strong
er than ever. The quality Of base
ball being displayed In both big leagues
Is snapper. II anything, than 1t was
before. and while some OF the stars
Of 1917 and 1915 have failed to display
their best wares. others have come for
ward TO shine in their stead
Former Recordn Shattered.
Many performances on big league
diamonds this year have already sur
passed the best figures of any cam
naiGn in the history OF modern major
league ball. Batting, particularly, ha 8
been brilliant and number OF stars,
such as. Babe Ruth, Roger Peck!n-
Icoutinucd on Tenth parcI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
SARATOGA RESULTS

First rsce--one m..s-Go,dyhie 1o n,,
Loreha Moss. - tTngruefy 10 tnii'u,'
even, third Tirre 49, Thi-t,-B ~ i.
Cloud. Eanette F.avk. Trlom-,nar, T,' -.
tarede. Loyal Peter. MusKeL It.dia,. srra',a,.
(, second sace-The weid.hia st.ep,.,,,..
Oliver; ~ fCrewto:dJ 1" ev.,
second: Cart ~ Williams IL 10 5
70 = out thfG. Time. i.-s -. So.Lcaz also
Third, Fa,ee..Mares. .l1 furlonr. a.r,.
aat sasesa ne ro IKf}g'emfT + OF,
10 to 3; to 6. out third. Time. il. is.
+ Fourth faee-slA :rrlours- Kinuoul. us
4 ,Ambfo,eD y I" 8 even. 20 . ~on Kai-
upolis; lgs tcoTcyJ. u :. s to = ! 20
second: Paul Jones. 80 tRob!nsnnj IL 10 Z
q 10 3 To miro Time. llti- Res;
pleton. Ever Gay wn.te sox roiiysan:'ni'a
Fifth race selling one n!.e-Hapry Val.
LEY. ITO callahan. ~ 10 D. 10 IN 10
Won; queen o! IN" Sea. ll5 (Sandel Is To ::
y to L. to 10. second celtic. ito IEu;n,ner,
q IN 10 J even. thirG Time % IL
sam keh- bagsheefA. Ballast. Manocuvic
s,xsh , ,,aao,, ni,y9 Aa' one hal, ,urionss
won. Frnntireur III CC-ssty, in Va !" N
70 % 90 ] s.cont fndman lis iKum.
nsr', !. 10 ]. 70 J. 20 :. third I'm.
I've Wh'k Iri,h Dean R.d Dor,ino
HurTy. star Court, Armenusa Universal.
sAtgat over MiEAL Sp.d ..so ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
KUMAGE's PLAY FEATURE
JAPANESE STAR DEFEATS
WESTERN MAN WITH EASE
FAILURE OF Austraiian Experts to APP
Penr Mt Newport shifts In
tcrcSt To Son of Nippon.

NEW YORK. August CT was
japan against California today on the
Casino courts. Newport
lchiya kamage. the Japanese tennis
star. defeated Alec G. Craven, the
speedy San Francisco player. in
straight sets in the third round OF the
invitation tournament here. His vic
tory was one of the features of the
days playing.
Failure of the Australian stars TO
snow up because OF the delay In the
arrival Of the Adriatic from Europe
on the brown star from the West ku-
mage is being watched closely because
or his great form this year. He has
rounded out his game. and has de-
Nclopcu INTO dangerous opponent for
any OF the great American stars
SO far in the tournament he had
not had any stin opposition. lie
I'll. 6-3. ca. The Nipponesc wielder
Of the racquet has 4 style unlike any
hing seen on the courts here. He
produces weird and bcwildering shot.
ridden Defeats Wnshburn.
William r. Tuden. who ali but won
the Championship last year kept up
ing William Washburn by score OF
s-4. 4-6. 6-3. 1916.
The star performance OF the day.
however. was William NJ. Johnston's
victory over Thomas c. Bundy. Both
stars are from San Francisco. and have
been making tennis history here
Johnston is now playing the game
hitting the ball with all the old speed
He Is steady as rock and his court
gcneralShip has been unexcclled here
The why little Californian's playing
lily TO outgueSs his opponents and his
speed and accuracy are making him
the popular contender for the honors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
STAGE SET FOR BENDER
DAY" FESTIVITIES At 4
Number of Presents Will BE Given
to Indians Pilot rs Token of
appreciation Of Fans.
STUNTS ARRANGED FOR PLAYER
Gold Pieces to Go to Winners Of
Four Athletic Events, Which Will
Prcccdc Game With Norfolk Tars
at 4:45 o'clock.

Today Is Bender Day" at Boulevard
Field--Ic'is the accepted time for all
lovers.rof baseball in Richmond to
gatheE1nd pay homage to the old big
leaGuc-, who in three days brought the
Indians ny from last place 70 the top
and iSSStll holding them there. And
what rs far better, he has stated that
he th!nals his team Will win the Nir;,
Petersburg Coolers for the champion
ship II; the ,post-Se;ason serie: ,,o
fans VIII do honor today. Festivities
will open at / o'clock With an athletic
progra;p in which the, Richmond play.
gold pieces have been offered.
The order OF events viii be:
eDtjreS sT1nnd the G snrEs running
.. Fmngo- hitting contest: batting in
to home plate from center field,
frn cSH s, G 20 ho5o ' rlo'
T. Sack race; contestants TO hon
from itome plate 10 second with feet
> FIssenta,ion Of presents to Chief
BendeS.. This Will include the gift of
Mr.. Wilson and gifts from wcll-known
retail firms in Richmond who appre-
best iHserests Of the local club at heart.
JH,nson win Present GIFT.
Norman johnson. ersiWhilc periodical
ball Ssh,es. Will present the new golf
sticks, bae and box OF golf balls to
Chic ~. and he may he counted on for
fitting little speech. Mr.. Wilson
thought for some time about the form
his present 10 Bender should take and
then hit. on solfnE stuff as something
that would appeal TO the pilots heart.
Bender.is an enthusiastic golfer
II Is planned to run the events off
without delay in order that the stunt
program may he brought to a close
within half an hour. thus allowing the
two teams fifteen minutes for practice
before starting the contest between
Indians and Tars at +:i5 o'clock.
Bender. Will be on the mound for his
team and the dope VIII he badly up
set and his great record besmirched
if he does not hand out a decisive de-
feat to Norfolk. Since coming in the
Virginia League he has won seventeen
games and los; but one.
Tied With Newport News.
Newport News is again tied with the
Indians for first place, with a record
folk is in second place. and the Norfolk
club is third. Their position in the
race proves that they are dangerous
foemen whom it Will be an honor to
\ big, jelly crowd in the stands,
snappy. athletic. events. the happiness
OF chief" al the presents which Will
be given him and victory for the In
dams ,Tover Norfolk in the first game
of the series-thcse seem destined to
be the features OF Bender Day" an
occasion which Will b long rene nj bered
in sporting circles here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
SARATOGA ENTRIES

5:ss FffIsa 5qaSs H E Y, gam T Ts
Etiicient log; Hel!? YORK.. l0s. Arrah Go
Second racs--"m., mile Clean Gone. io7
Rocket, 100: War KISS IO7: Froc,own.
liz; Mormon Elder il2 AUdacious. NJ;
Pay Due. ln., Thunderstorm. III. TAILOR
vi sld; lOE BTideSw"u. 100.
Selling: one mile. wises; Fool. ieo:' Non lon
omtE To-, CONNIE o., Az. Suau Dragon.
10: WARSAW lo7. Br!dcsIuau. l0I: HERALD
loe war Zone. Ili. Ca,uoneur lOs:
MahonEy, III. S!7pe-y Elm ll4 Tetley'
LOO: HAIRY itr".v0eri. log. Recount llS,
hauherk, llS. Raider. los: Rose Dor liza
ihist!edon, rs: african Ar:ug 10. LIE.
rant. 10. Irish kiss. lUT.
ronTth Fac.-Ih" Alabama ono mile and
Z quarter. NihEaid i.5 Nexatinils III
Go!ka DOT. ~. Jap. ia. Highland i!eht'
!, 5 urn raSs-oqe MIL CAPTAIN Hodge.
LHlba!a. ZOO, Romeo. Ib5 ST LnartIn il.
Lottery, ZOE Mary B@!l. 40. .iiIr.r,
~; Money make l1s Kilkenny. I6,
BOP fensey, los: Gl-iuner iii
sixth ral"--.va and ona-Eti, ,u-io,cs
RRd oyn f towf. Lovers Lane ii. III:
~: BTinH. ~ Ms Boois III la n.t'%..S6'
III; HIS thc!ae as. swirl ia i,,jis.
f Bash. III T. w@ t4.fa Ma hgam6Is
RaipErp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
CINCINNATI, DEFEATED, 81.
BROOKLYN BATS SALLEE AND
FISHER FREELY AND WINS
Dodgers start Out with vengeance
When First -Four Men Up In First
Inning Lnnd for Singles.
fBy Associated Prcss.I

CINCINNATI. August t. brooklyn
batted Sallcc and Fisher very hard to-
day. while Cadore held the Cincinnati
men to four scattered hits. and defeat
ed them. TO |. In the first timing the
run was scored, Myers hitting into "a
double play. Sallee was hit for two
singles and a double in the second, and
gave way to Fisher who was also
pounded hard. Fisher was relieved by
Luque in the third with two out. and
stopped the scoring.
muffed fly by Griffith. a single by
Nealc and kop's sacrifice fly saved the
Reds from = shutout in the ninth. See.
the new Red outticlder. played left
field from the fourth inning. He was
up three times without getting hit
and muffed a fly ball on his only field
ing chance.
Score:
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Itching Scratching, Skin Diseases
That Burn Like Flames Of Fire

treatment for pimples. blotches, sores,
b"llS' rough. red and scaly skin. Is TO
purify the blood and remove the tiny
germs Of pollution that break through
ana manifest their presence on tho
surface az the skin.
fc"ni" In all parts OF the country
have written us how they were com :
pIc'"!y ria or every trace o! these dis
"'"cis by tn. use Of S. S. s.. the match .
tcaf purely vegetable blood purifier.
>. > ; Eocs direct to the center OF the
hI""h supply, and strengthens and
"ul!Hs NJ the circulation. giving a
'''"r ana ruddy complexion that indi-
cht'N healthy condition OF the skin.
WIN" today for free medical advice re-
pdrHlhH your case. Address Swift
SSprcihc Co. t3 Swift Laboratory. At
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
HAMPI0SSIIP STALLION STAK
ESTIMATED VALUE $4,000.
PAT MORAN SAYS.
Il USE SLOAN'S!''
Cincinnati "Rcd's'' pilot be.
licvcs in Sloan's, the
Worlds Liniment

When my players get sore. ! don't
run them the wrong way; ! use Sloan's
Linimcnt--it penetrates.7
Moran knows how 20 kcao bis man
M for the pcunant scranble-kccps
Sloan's handy for emergency Glass
arm, Charley Horse" stiffness, sore
ness, bruises. are quickly and com
fortably relieved Pcnetrnte. without
rubbing, keeping the boys ready for
TN" winning game. Three sizes, all
druggists. soc. GOc.y sl.2O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
TRUCKERS FINALLY WIN COX DRIVES TWO WINNERS
DEFEAT INDIANS IN LAST
GAME BY SHUTOUT, 2 TO O
'fnEnlis md Schnufcl Have PITCHERS
Bnttlc-PortSmouthG Gets hut Three
Hits on RichmOnd IIurIcr.
Special to The Timcs-Dispatch.

INrVVIafI 10 TIC IIIICS- DISpdVCH
PORTSMOUTH, VA. August e.
After long series OF defeats the
Truckers came back yesterday and ad-
ministcrcd a defeat to the Indians. >
to o. Schaufcl never appeared in bet
ter form. and except for the third
and fourth innings held the visitors
hiiieSs lie gave two passes and struck
out three and folded four chances.
MaEaliS was not far behind him, al
lowing three hits, two OF which Hooper
raked in. and striking out eight. one
OF Hooper'S hits went for three bases
getting lost under the fence.
Score:
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COOLERS, 4; REDS, O
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

SUFFOLK, VA. August e.-Superior
baseball on the part of Petersburg
Cnglaub's brand OF alright baseball
and the fact that the Petersburg bat
in the eighth, gave the visitors the
game this afternoon, 10 O. Peters
hurg came back in great form after
the defeats Of Monday and Tuesday.
each Of the four runs being earned
Gullman began the downfall by
walking Wood, first man up. and Gov
lnEton. Laricy, Purcell. Cashion and
Parker each got hits scoring four.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Portsmouth. =: Richmond. O.
Newport News. Il; Norfolk. o.
Petersburg. {: Suffolk. o.
GAMES TODAY.
Norfolk at Richmond.
Newport News at Petersburg
suffolk at Portsmouth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
BUILDERS, I; TARS, o
rspecial 10 The Times-Dispatch 7

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August g.
Newport News today defeated Norfolk
20 o, in the prettiest and fastest
game seen here this year. Both pitch
crs twirled good ball and were given
excellent support. The attendance is
climbing every day here since the
Euildefs started winning n share 'of
the games.
Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
BRAVES, 2; CUBS, O

CHICAGO. August 6.--Rav Keatinr.s
drive, which bounded through a hole in
the fence and went into the bleachers
1or home run, with man on base
decided pitching duel between Alex
ander and Heating. Boston winning.
2 TO o. and making Ii two straight
over Chicago. The locals were able TO
make only three scattered hits off