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Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-12
Ten Children Witnesses
In $4,000 Damage Suit

Ten young boys and girls are wit
nesses in the. $4,000 damage suit
which began yesterday in District
Judge Wakeley's court. Harvey L.
Waller is the plaintiff and the de-
PENDANTS are James ]. Parks, Mrs.
Parks, their son, James Parks, jr,
and their niece, Mary Corcoran.
The Walters live at 1902 Missouri
avenue and the Parks family at 1924
Missouri avenue. Waller alleges
that the Parks boys threw clods of
dirt at Mrs. Waller. On June e.
1917, he says, Mary Parks and Mary
Corcoran met him and struck him
with stick. Later, he says, James
Parks, jr., threatened to strike him
with base ball bat Then they
had him arrested. This caused him
great humiliation and mental an
cuish,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-12
Brief Citg News

Have Root Print lt--Beacon Press.
Elec. Fans 9S.50-Burgess- Granden
Federal Jury Summoned--A fed
eral petit jury has been summoned
for next Wednesday, called to try
unimportant criminal cases wherein
indictments were returned by the
last grand jury.
VIII Initiate Class-Omaha lodge
No. 254. I. 0. B. B., will initiate q
large class In the club rooms Of the
B'nai Birth in the Lyric building
Sunday afternoon. June Is, at )
o'clock.
Gold Star Observation-Disclosures OF
the Order of Gold Star are now
ready and can be had by applying
to the secretary, Mrs. E. L. Hatch,
1919 Charles street. The emblem IL
a gold star on red. white and blue
shield.
Government Jobs for Women
The government is continuing its eff
forts to employ stenographers, book
keepers and typists to work In the
departmental Offices In washington.
Postmaster Tanning Is urged to get
In touch with women who want gov
eminent positions and hire them at
once. The salaries range from $1,100
to $1,000 q year, at
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-12
Alleged Moonshiner
Says Wife Operated
Still; Ordered Held

Yovan Urcsevich, alleged Aus
trian "moonshiner" Of the South
Side, before United States Commits
sioner Mclaughlin, yesterday at
tempted to hold his wife, Rosa, re-
sponsible for running an illicit still.
The wife admitted that she was
the party who had been making the
"moonshinc" liquor, but neverthe-
less, Ursevich was held to the fed
eral grand jury under bonds of $500.
Before the United States commits
sion, as evidence, there was the still,
and about a gallon of the alcoholic
product. Urcsevich testified that
the still was in the kitchen of his
home, but that it was operated by
his wife and that he had never had
anything to do with it. or the manu-
faeture of liquor.
Mrs. Urcsevich testified that she
bought the material for the still, set
up the plant and put it in operation.
However, she insisted that the prod
uct was not sold, or offered for sale,
but instead, was manufactured as a
medicine for her own private use.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-12
Bacon Goes East.

J. P. Bacon, factory representa-
tive for the Douglas Motor corpora
ton, has gone east in an effort to
secure bodies for the new Douglas
model. Recent deliveries have ex-
hausted the present supply of cars
and the many untitled orders make
necessary greater supply of
bodies.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-12

money, nagglng him and smoking
icigarettes.
."Toots" said her husband never
took he ranywhere except on several
occasions when he took her to dine
in chop suey parlors.
Having married a wealthy man,
| found / had to go to work to sup
port my young life," she said. She
is working at present as manicur-
list in barber shop.
"He didn't give me any money
when we were living on Douglas
street." she said, "and I had to come
through with my little SIS per. I've
been compelled to wear cotton hose
and haven't silk teddy to my
name"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-12
Former Teacher Dies

Miss Olga Mortensen, former
school teacher, died yesterday in
local hospital. Funeral services will
be held Friday, 2 p. m, at the home
of the parents, Mr.. and Mrs. MAIDS
Mortensen, 6l25 North Twenty
fourth street. Miss Mortensen was
SO years old. Burial will be at
Prospect Hill cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-12
NEW YORK TIMES:

at 1.-THE Ampico) reproduced
in every degree in dynamic
graduation and tonal shading, the
artists Interpretation"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-12

The advertiser who uses The Bee
Want Nd Column increases his
business thereby and the persons
who read them profit by the oppor-
tunities offered.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-12
Chicago Man to Speak on
the Farm Mortgage Problem

E. D. Chaffell of Chicago, secrs-
tary of the Farm Mortgage associ-
alton of America, will speak at the
Hotel Fontenelle at II this morning
on "The National Problem of the
Farm Mortgage Banker" The talk
will be given under the auspices of
the Nebraska Mortgage Bankers as
ISOLATION. r
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-12
NEWSPAPER COMMENTS
NEW YORK AMERICAN:

"Not only was every dynamic
meditation, every accent, every
pressure of the finger, every
lingering caress reproduced with
astonishing exactness, but every
twist of rhythm was registered in
perfect conformity"
: NEW YORK SUN:
1T was, impossible to detect the
difference between the artist
himself and the performance Of
the Ampico."
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-12
NEW ORLEANS ITEM.

when . mechanical instru-
ment has been brought to the
perfection Of the Ampico, it COM
pels recognition as q serious
work Of art"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-12
NEW YORK GLOBE:

Musicians said they were I'M
able to distinguish except
through the eye, when the artist
was performing and when the
Ampico was performing"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-12
BOSTON GLOBE:

'The result was startling in the
fidelity with which the Ampico
reproduced every trait in Mr..
Buhlig's playing.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-12
ST. LOUIS STAR:

ut was an uncannny night.
There were two pianos on the
stage. Godowsky played one
and the Ampico repeated his
every performance with wonder
full fidelity"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-12
BOSTON JOURNAL:

"Many really believed that the
artist had responded to an en-
core, until a glance showed the
Ampico itself was performing"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
JOE TURNER WHISTLES
WESTERGAARD TUESDAY
Willy Washington GrnppIcr to Nee,
Fnst Dane Mt RrondwHy Athletic
Arena.

Joe Turner viii try to beat Gen.
Wes'egaard a; his own game Tues
day night when the two como to-
Rether IN finish match at the Broad.
way ath ietic arena AS he has demon
strated In several reccn; bouts here
Nestcgaard stronger poin, OF OF.
tense rests in his arm and wrist locks
re Is an expert In the use OF thes,,
Two holds. either Of which usually
brings results when properly appIiej
m" Washington grappier knows
sonnet about arm and wrist lock <
himself. although he may no, use ihnn1
WIN the same degree Of effectiveness
WhtCn fas characterized wcs,egaaro
Work on the MAJ here. Turner Is wei
posted IN All departments Of the game
however. and he may elect to eSperi-
neht IN arm locks on his own hooh
"hen ne meets Westcgaard
Iurner is fast. aggressive and
Spoi rms general, ana he should h..
ape TO match the Dane at every an.
fc or 'ne game. The match has III.
.Gcai rams guessing as TO who stands
49,, ne yes, chance OF winning. and in
UTEres, IN the bout is widespread
,2wins his bout with "Zekc" Sni,h
Monday night. aud he will continue his
workouts with police department rrans
piers nj TIE Second Station
Just vino will figure in the preliui.
nary has no, been decided upnr W.
~ Is likely that two athletes or ,he
local Police Athletic Association vii
again be matched Followinr 10
us'GI custom. women Will be admittad
Tree and they viii be ssaIcJ f., :. -.
cd ~ reserved section
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
TENNIS PLAYING OF YOUNG
EWING CAUSES COMMENT
Makes Fine Showing I'm Play for New
York Stntc Championship at
Utica Recently.

The remarkable tennis playing of
James Dunlop Ewing against n field
of siXty.tour in the struggle for the
New York State championship Is being
widely commented upon in the North
ern press.
Ewing is grandson Of James y.
Dunlop. who. until his death. was a
we'll known Richmond attorney. Young
Ewing's mother. formerly Miss Maria
Dunlop. OF Richmond. has many friends
and relatives in Richmond
y special TO the New York Times
has the following to say:
Utica. y. Y, July ia field of
sixty-four tennis players participa ed
in the annual struggle for the New
York State championship this after
uooh. and with one exception. the
favorites came through without diff
Gully. The single upset of the day was
the defeat Of the veteran Frederick
d. Anderson by James D. Ewing in
straight sets at 6-3, rs. The winner
is youngster from Yonkers. who has
had not as yet been credited with any
victory 80 significant as that of this
afternoon.
"Ewing's most effective weapon was
his service. which Anderson found i'm
possible to handle adequately at any
stage Of the match. Speed and high
twisting bound combined to battle the
veteran. who seldom made an effective
return. On his forehand also young
Ewing was able to score consistently.
his drives being exceedingly decep-
tive. and usually landing very close
to the lines. Anderson was kept con-
tlnuously OH the defensive, and had
little opportunity to concentrate an
attack on particular point"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

Church Hill defeated Tak1Koia on
the Church Hill hill top in a beautiful
nine-lnning rally by the score OF 10 3.
Pat Lehman. who drew tho hurting as
siGnment for the Church Hill boys,
pitched maBterful game. having the
soft drink lads at his mercy through
out the nine frames, allowing only two
hits. while he retired eight Via tho
strikcout route.
The Church Hill team as whole
pat W. high grade exhibition OF the
national paatime. and won out through
superior team play and hitting in the
pinchcs. In addition TO the brilliant
WORK Of LohnIan. tho work OF LiESan
IN short for the hill top boys stood
out above the r'st He secured four
hits In four times a. bat. The felding
Of Gentry an .hird was OF high order.
For the soft drink lads no individual
star could ne picked as the team was
decidedly off color. and did not play
up 20 their usual standard
church Hi and Newton Woodwsri
play II, Byrd Park Monday afternoon
~ 5:i5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

@ ill., SSF.0" M TS'H bu SE Ken %ss so
nanS POINTS OF Interest thai visitors
Dudley. worlds record for half-miie
and hunt him UP when thcy reach he
grounds TO get 'irst-hand view OF
MIN, and get their own personal I'M
some Of the incidents in his life are
as follows: III. was bred by James a..
M y, t;wu OF Nj, Sterling. Ky, owner
piece OF humanity Of the genus hobo"
strolled into the Mcgowan barn look
ing Tor some sor; o. charity, prefcra bly,
ham. All he lacked IN appearamces
and ready funds was. more than made
had ever favored Mr.. Sterling with a
call. So speedy was the tourist that
ne won first class meal from MIR
tuckian that his name was N:r. Dudiev
The noted breeder decided thereupon
Ina. ma there was speed In the name OF
black colt was registered under the
name Of Mr. Dudley.
> a Alter taking yearlin,s mark of
Square Garden auction held by Fasis-
Upton Company and became the prom
cry OF tne New York banker, Mr.. Rich
ard bclahcld. at his hid Of $500 He
vas turned over TO the twcnty-two-
year-oli horSrman. Lyman Rrusj. and
what this colt did at cleveland. ohin.
Eocs 10 the credit of his youthful
ira liner.
Natalie the Grcnt Rest.
The next one TO be invoiced IL Nata
lie the Great. - ::l3h unbcatcn this
year and on present form the best div
or two Year old OF the year. regardless
of ss%. She is as her name would in
dlcate by Peter the Great 2:07k. the
sSo'""o sire owned by StouGhton i"let-
Iner. OF indianapolis. Ind. Her dam Is
NMry'ha by Adbei!. She won at Cleve-
repeated at Kalamazoo in 2:13It and
100: and "a; neither place did she
nave TO trot near her true form.
She worked in 2:iGi. 1T North Ran
dali prior 10 her race, and by the time
she reaches Syracuse will no doiiht
De IN record making trim. There are
seFefal other colts of equal breeding
ana practically as much speed. and il
formanctS To see one OF the oi.ss. not
counted now as a winner. come to the
front race dag and win in sensational
t!'ne, that Is the mystifying thing
ABOUT colt racing and why 1t furnishes
more Interest than from watching the
old trotterS race.
The next one TO east shadow of
Tame in the chestnut lilly, ,he Great
MISS Morris. Like Natalie the Great.
she Is a daughter of rctcr the f;rcat
has any other colt in the list. as her
dam IN the $4,000 brood mare, Nervolo
Bei!e She was the first mare to have
se-year;oid trotters in the 2:lo list,
as hGr four year old son. Axvolo,
MISS Morris has not belied her rc-a
blood lines; she worked in 2:li at
North Randall, and is sa id 10 have b.cn
a.,ncst hying when she passed under
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
Youthful Golf Stars
Plan an Extended Trip

Word comes from Atlanta that
Bobby Joncs and Perry AdaJr IRE
contemplating I'M inVnsion OF Europe
next scuson to have try nj the
French and British golf champion
ships. both youngsters nrc we'll sup-
piled with nerve, aud It's quite pos
sible that they might Glenn up on
the Continent. nut when II comes
to the EnEIish title tournament it's
quite different proposition.
And then, too. II might lie well
'or them to wnit and sre how they
come ont In the United states nmn-
tour tournament Mt Pittsburgh br-
fore completing the Ami arrange
ments for their foreign Invasion.
IT'S bnreiy possible that neither
will make ns good showing ns
they exrect, md TINT some OF the
other men Will convince thenc
youthful stnrs TINT IT,. not yet time
for them 10 shine In full rcfuIgence.
Adafr. by the way, WINS benton In
the Southern golf championship re-
Gently by chap named Jncoby,
from New Orleans, who had never
figured Ina flrst-claEs tournament
before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
LOCAL 0ARsMEN WIN RACE
VIRGINIA BOAT CLUB CREW
TAKES JUNIOR EIGHT EVENT
shows Unexpected Form at Regatta of
southern Rowing Association
at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. MD. July 2s,-The
second regatta Of the Southern Row
ins Association was ncld off Ferry Bar
this afternoon. the local and out of
t"Mn clubs dividing tho honors equally
IN" virginia Boat Club. of Rich
H.nonn. pulled the unexpected in the
lunior eight event. winning by a length
WIN some Of the pre,tiest rowing Of
ne Arundel Club, OF Baltimore. WAS
thouS NJ The winner until the last mo-
.ncht 81 the ran. The local clubs cap
!urcd me senior doubles event the
Junlor TOUR cared gig. the Junior
uoupI"s ana the Junior single scull
me latter being uncontestcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
WAlLEM WINS SWIM
Illinois Athlete Club Athlete Takes
Measure Of Thirty-Sevep Oppon-
cnts on Chicago River.
Iny A.sncia,cl rress.

CHICAGO. July 26-IVilliam Wallen.
OF the Illinois Athletic Club. won the
seventh annual Chicago River swim to-
seven starters. Herman Laubis of ST.
Louis. was second. and Arthur rhomp-
son. Of Milwaukee, third. The dis
tance was about mile and n half II
was Wallen's second victory in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
Yachtsmen Wondering
About Lipton's Secret"

LONDON, July 20. - Sir Thomas
Upton. In newspaper Interview,
In quoted todny as snyinE that he
ANY acquired n 'Scrrct invention"
that VIII incrrnhr siibStnntiully the
Shamrock Tvs rhnncc Of winning
the Americans cup, when the races
nrc sailed In American waters next
ycnr.
The yachting world Is now nEor
TO know whnt tho secret Invention
may he.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES MONDAY

Fir, r,ce-nyc and one half furionEs-
pen"lepe. rs: krcwer. lo;; Head over Heels,
ln5; Surc=, l01: Lady B-ummel. los: Dr..
Hall. iC!: rontypr!dd. lo2; Germa. iOs
Second racc-onr milc-War Plume rs:
sammy Kelly llb: Gnom.. Ills: Doieful. IFS:
Different Eyes. lis; N"phthaiius, ll5. Will
Third race-s!x iurlonGs-kali,an. 49,:
Startling TO: crystal Ford. H.: whimsy.
100: Osgood. III: Rilly McCioyd. %: Crom-
we'll 81 Top o the Morning. lcs: Wood
trap. lo3: r:ck!i.h. no: Arnold. IA: Tuscs-
rourth raacce-inle and sixteenth-MstI-
nee Idol 1903. Recount. llG. GamcCock. lI3:
Gen III Tctiey. 81: Elmondort. IFS: War
Zonc. los: camouneur. lo7.
race. III: John l. Day. los: Tailor Mad. 100:
Alma y. 49, v-aro. 20: Starter. los. Diadi.
10: Ellison. 10: Stitch Ia Time. 9S. Hong
Kong. 10: Graphic. lcj: Hubuh los: Dot
49, Ai"nrd 49, Znnin u.s. cold s Vale g.
King John, rs: Hickory Nut. lo7: Susan
VI. 40 DottRs Best. IS.
sixth racc--flvc and one half furlonEs-
Sister Helene. 100 Shoal. l12; Co-moran. 1o6:
BRrlevwatrr. lo: Lovers Lane II. lea.
American Boy. lis: Penelope 100.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

GoIdr Wins Contest.

In pitchers battle between chewn-
ing ana Lyd. Codes port paw was
victor. due Ia Is. OF C's. inability 20
hit IN III" punches.
He was accorded excellent support.
and Chalklcy's catch Of iiiker's foul
in tho seventh inning WAS the most
sensational seen on local IDIOTS for
severa seasons.
Scor. By Innings: r.
Gulde ........... q q ! o o
X OF C........ ......n o u o % 0--i
Batteries Chewing aud Chalk!cy,
Lydia and MIsslcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
JOHNSON WINS TITLE
Defeats Phillip nr0,yn, Champion Inst
Year In Northwestern Tourney
Matches.
IRy Associated Press. l

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, July &c -
william Johnston, San Francisco. la.e
tnday won the Northwestern Tennis
Tournament singles ;itle by defeating
Phillip Brown. minneapolis, last years
champion. at Deep Haven Courts
Johnston won In straight sets. Miss
NJ. Davis st. Paul. won the womcn's
singles title from Miss Ethel Lee.
Minneapolis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
ElKS LEAVE TUESDAY
VIII FIny Newport News I.otre Tenn
h""fcrs VIII Go with
i.Ocnl Club.

Tn TUESDAY tn" baseball team Of tn.
."'"' i"""" OF Elks will go to Newport
News for the lonr-awaited game win ,b.ir
brethren there. The game will start
nT"innuy ~ 800 o'clock and at its con.
custom the visitors will he the guests of
the members OF the Newport News ioJ Ee
u, s1hp.r The team Will return TO Rich
Innnd on the night boat Tuesday
About thirty Elks Will accompany Tho
team, CAPTAIN j. w. Finch Will act as chicf
rocter and Frank BlIlcy AZ cbIi-,,,, 80 " :
the entertainment comn,!ttrr Hc viii -
RANGE several stunts which will he mil. =,
OFF during the trip
III. teams will line UP as follows.
RichmondTlount. catcher: Sh.I,on
p!t her: Sit:e-dlng shortstop. RoahiiHn
nrSt base rnckcr. second base: ArriShi.
th!ru pasc; harp"r LEFT Held: Asher. cen
ttrneld: neat wo0u. right ncld. and Rose
Newport Ncws-I. Solomon, catcher. y
Solomon and Garry. pitCh.rS: Moshv con
ter field: Richards left Held PeiIz rIrb,
Held: Ward. nrst base: Saunders. second
base: o'R"urkc. third base. and Aslor. short
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

In fast double header. featured by
the pitching Of Dahn. Kennedy and
Taylor. Christie Cola and Braucr broke
even. In tho first game Taylor had
the Brauer boys guessing. allowing
only three hits.
The second game was featured by
the pitching Of nahn. who struck out
thirteen men. Mineton's home run
featured for Christie Cola.
FIRST GAME.
Christie Cola 100 o o H-2
Braucr ......... @ o q q O-0
Batterics-Kcunedy and StrinGer:
TAYLOR and Patterson.
SECOND GAME.
Rrauer .O o o o.
Christie Cola % o q 0 o : : VI
Battcries-D nhn and StrinGer; Good
man. Taylor and Patterson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS


SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Little Rock. SO: Atlanta O-3
Memphis. I: birmingham. 8
Mobile. Q: Nashville, 3
New Orleans. 6 Chattanooga
SOUTH ATLANTIC
Columbia, II; Augusta l.
Charlotte. So: S?artanburg. o-l
Second game. eight Innings
Charleston. SIS: Grccnvi!e. -
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo. St: Milwaukee. -
81. Paul. s: Columbus /
indianapolis, 5; Kansas City /.
Minneapolis. .; Louisville. O.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Newark. 4; Jersey City ..
BinghamIon. 5: Toronto. Second
game called end third: rain).
Buffalo. 5-4; Rochester. -
Baltimore, 1875; Reading. 3-b
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

The double header, scheduled at the
Seminary diamond between Grace
on account OF bad condition OF the
field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
CHURCH HILL VICTORIOUS
TAKA-K0L DEFEATED BY
lOHMAN'S GREAT PITCHING
Code Wins From knights of CoIumbu.
AFTER Mound HnttIe Between
Chewing and Lydu,
Commercial League.

where They Piny Next Saturday,
Battle Axe-knights, Of Columbus. at
Byrd Park No. ].
Taxa kola- Newton Woodward at
Byrd Park No. ..
Golde-C. H. a. G.. at Church Hill
1.-TWO games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
Extend Girl Ara Limit.

Golf officials OF England have extended
thu ago limit for the British girls Oman
soit ehamp,9nshp which will be conducted
the tournament will be open to compe titors
who At the time OF entry have not aituined
their twenty.ar birthday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
Mnrtin I,,u., Ci,,Iie,.,

american cTpcditionary force .und the win
ner OF ING inter-allied championship at tho
rershinE stadium. has issued challenge 10
rs arh, w'nne r. o. the Carpentier. Dick smit6
tin says no will return TO America and St-
tempt to meet Jack DEMPSEY -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
CARDINALS S, 3; CUBS, O



ST. LOUIS. July as.--Jacobs' sn,,,-
do pitching, backed by the tiin.;r ~,
ing OF ms teammates. enabled 81
i-ouis 70 shut out Chicago to,lay 2 T., -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
'hiraEo.

itaiicd FOR Carter in seventh
Score by innings -
Chicago .........' tono,o h
ST Louis . $1,000 n,no
snmina ~: Two-base h,s-Hrathco,e. Nc.
EEhsiraN. sIot3r hns"-Stock Left on base
eHrrs.r. :: Jacobs. ? Hlts--on Carter. ; In
. SrHTCk out-cnrtrr. .: Bailey, I: Ia cnbs
VIA pich-Jaccbs. Losing pitCher-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
STOCKTON ST. WINS both
HURLING OF MORRISSETTE
TOO MUCH FOR r. E. LEES
silent Athletic Cub and Ordnnnce
Teams Also Take Double Header
From Opponents.

Where They Play Next Saturday.
Park. $50,
r. L. l.ee-West End Athletic Club. at
Clarke Springs.
silent Athletic Club Stockton street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Confined from Fourteenth Page
~ ~, .hiN=y. /; BY Grimes. :: by Murray.
] RIyev l'''"-h'hsy- Losing pitcher