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WINDSOR RESULTS

First raccafye durlongsmBcl JOY, ,l16
los GisupSiJ. $3.50, $50 second: Aunt
Bs-Ssf srs 'h aaaey TH os
second racc--aye and one haf furlonrs
~ R 1onohInssIis sas0, ssS
$50, third. Time. sos. Eomper. An
nctte's Sister Tut; Roseate; Shifty: High
ran.
tnu,weln; ss1,2os ,sl::se 500; won:
Roche. Great scott. Sandy H.. Dr. Jim.
Nordeck. soscol Old McSenna also ran;
Fourth racc-mila AMI seventy yards
; sfs Mssuss sSHTf sssff$$
stsn third Timc. i;ts22-s 5. Lady
Mackenzie, BuncEanna. wenona H.. Hand
fui, Antiphon, Galway. Cro!x dor also
nsisrII%% - s'i 5eusGp. asls5o s;sHsGsa.'
won: RrSczc. i9S u.raIginl. s9.7o. :e.an.
| Miaaw d imf x,nI ,aGs SHSimf iiss
lienoiniu Roy. WickicIG also ran.
500. won; Ann!eiack r.; 90 n!tin!sclD.
$500 $3.50. second: kuklux. l0T fRich-
ETses). Ns.td so, thira Tine; l;,s 10
seventh race-niiic and "a sixteenth
Fair Orient. loo ILu-sforlN. $500. ssiO
sis9 won; Gourm.ond, loi tkeanedyl,
;aS 9ars:aj f $50 hid, M2aH Time Reg
Hone. Baby Cal. Lazy Lou Spear;enc
Capita! City. Georre Duncan also ran.
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

Chevaiicr. isi ischuttinstr5. ! to- :. out,
4 out. second: Dolly c. ioi iCo!tile;til. S
70 ]. TO 2. out. third. Time :eS .-5
=. Second race-nile and sixteenth
" Mao loi t.W,ei,ner). 70 to5. I
e S. Z 20 10. ] u j. second: kinS George.
10 tJohnson). . to 5. 10 10. 10 q.
Curtfool. .Runecsaft. Judge David. j. Al.
fred Clark. Eastern Glow. Glare Booth
Third race-six furlonss-Day Due. los
lBnxton); 9 TO J; TO l.. even. won: Sal
vestra, ll6 u.ylel. TO 1. to 5. 3 TO g.
S'e so s. {; SlGn' ils Re TIms
Ronald Robin. Taoleau DlIonneur. Elected
H.: title also ran.
Fourth race--about six furionGs-Maior
Parkc. us Rowan). ~ To i.S 10 i.
even. won: You Need. loe tPoneel. 20
Lyke): to ;; out. out third. Time.
twila). to /. 2 10 ]. even. won: Natural
Bridge. 11o CMcAtee). 6 10 ]. . 10 /.
eren. second: Lunctta, IS iweincr). 5 TO
], to 3. I to 8. third Time. :39 %.
nrummond. Pastoral Swain underline.
Lady Gertrude. Dinnacare Rubidium. Sir
SIKH Tace-nyss Iu1lonssaIRos. r., lgs
s gp P' d seslsi hS2. e fxs";
J: to /. to 9. third. Time i:62 SIT
Mortimer. Machine Gunner. Kehoma.
Peggy Rives nisu ran.
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I0CKY MOUNT WINS, q TO 2

Special to The fines Dispatch.)
stg SUFFOLK, VA, July es.-That Ave
q Tits and five errors cannot win ball
Ssame, was clearly demonstrated to
sshe Wildcats this afternoon. when
i3hey lost the first of the series with
Rocky Mount by a score of to ..
2ss;lron Man" Eckert pitched good
kame for the home team. bn. was
Init; when hits were needed, and was
supported with loose fielding. Loach.
ihurling for tho visitors. allowed but
ave hits, and kept them scattered.
/ But errors were tic real cause OF
the score being OH the wrong side.
Suffolk made the first score In the
hecond, with one man out; benson
Sh.t for two bags. and came home
fkhen Black delivered a powerful
blow that. broke his bat.
Rocky Mount tied up the score in
Tho third with Kellar out to Davies;
Hopkins was safe OH error of Poole.
iEhisholm was given a pass. and Stein
back singled down third base line,
lscorinE Hopkins,
n Suffolk promptly came back In the
last half OF, the NTH with a hit by
Black, who went to second on Does
Ihanrifcc to third OH error of catcher.
Ind scored on Streets single.
~ Tho sixth was featured by errors
:bn The part of the Cats. the Tarheels
placing the game on ice by two more
teIlies, made on sins!es by Champion,
Myers. Harrison and Hopkins, and
the error of the catch.
tirhc.. final score was made by the
Visitors In the niHsh with one man
GOWN. Hopkins was safe on error OF
~. Poole, took second on Steinback's
,hlt and scored OH error OF pitcher.
lEhc score:
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WINDSOR ENTRIES

Tosca. IN: Cedar. 10: Hot SPARK. iiS:
Huen. 49, EuEeula X. rs: Natural. 10. /:
Sapon. Iiy: Acclaim. ,le: Honegua.h. ia:
Sss t5o2rd. III: Fair LaAsie. liz. Eligible
l The Eng,uiFcF. !ts: Dan Jac&son. rs: Ber-
Second Tacc-n.e ana one. half fpr.onxs--
l-azeilte IGi: NoorInir. no. Ole Chap 10:
frifol. HI; John 5. RearGpn. iit; Beg Par
pen; liz. hr:!s1a. III: Brucs Dudley. 40:
;is i-,!i!An III Jean co!sS- II; Man
judge isud-ow. III: K.asisidc. liz.
Third r.cr-sx fu.1--Cld Sinne-. isi /.
.ady ~ Back. La: IA..ls- r. ozark. Ia.
Allah. ie:: faDpy VALLEY. IN: Cobalt Lass.
;iS; Brynhiid;, iG: Thomas F. SiHNs hon.
iarrn IatFi II, "'oFe. IL; cAmonn.r.. 10;
Fourth r%ee-.s!I :ur!ones-B .da!c Dee. ~:
aiay. 10; Hamilton A. III: Grub i-lay.
-; LG,nEhotEe; !e!: Luimo-ne. iSfs Nay W.
ANN r Hrrn 81 az Jann nfhi .f rissn"I "a
huutlc May. us: Acs. ihs: C...,in.s.t,. !st:
;lean Corey. !ti: Noccn,. Iss: Lac or. -
~ ifarson;, ~. Old Chao. ~. Es&: SD
iAFc. 20: Hendiui los: Fort 70 s>ofr.t ai4
i-"tn.irT. lS: Mea.ord Bog. 10: E.SaEI- ).
i2tdtF. liz: Solid Rock 100: Bogsrt ~
nsapt; T12Eg i1s; Pas De chancs. So.
oi iS;: Tha stss hssFe: "a. ~ .
seysnth race-.ni,e ana ..xteen.h--,.,ry,
W.: Ininker. Jos: l.axross. l03: Marx Wesi.
to' Night Wind. Jos: Darnay. 10: Ds!ry-
man ran i i: P1M DodTr: ic5: Timothy j.. 10
TOT. ils. iii si&ic-Thursday Hirite, % Ia,
Jabhe,. los: Hush Icl
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EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES


,oa F.rs -, raGe-about six fu.,ongs-A iiiyan.
~; Ihe Portuguese. III; Assume i2I:
3; St!' s norke. 1911; Amaekass!n. Iii; Lovely.
no; Turf NJ; Valerie West. lot: ineinrr:
ator. i0E; Ceramic iG6: I.arghetto. al; Fo,t
TI,hhurchiA III; Gex.Tl-6: Frank Waters,
:. second race-mile and seventy Yards
H,,5Tystniiord; 40; Sunny i;Ii. los: Aurr:m.
S A,her, Hsr4i,St. 1ia: Dr:1isys ChSice ia;
kins AErippa.- Ito; Sea Queen 81: Tattie,
9 S: , a1sfdn; lH;; Raieo, ie2; War Plume.
opl ntra srae W,i, bout SIX fnrlonss-Eyc
llS: Iorsador. 100; G!psy Lad. 100
- foufth iacc--nilc and sixteenth Porte
iThpean, %; Recount, iGi: t.catherfacc lCI
ksshiniT. liz; Donnacona. III.
Firth race---mile and SEVENTY va-ds
s:if e., Cold no &c; a,.ha iMckeii, 81 Aiiyan
Xcrke; g: Gold!e Rose, ". Belgium oneon
iiES3; I boher.Ss. Bresna. 80; Thistle Queen
=, sixth race--nye and one-hal: fnrIonss-.
Hue Belle; ii?; Theojnsia. il.: Wild
FFn9ImEh'f ,e ii2 Role ~ rrEh.. i?; Kate
w: Ccliva, ii2: Lady AIgy iis az
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.Peter5burs viii now have second
RUSTY Bncon for that siie.iins stun
through the purchase Of Nuts" Dehoney
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WILLS LICKsS FULTON
Colered FixEtsr Ends Bont In Third
Round-yDlndee Beats Eddie i
49, sst. FttfhfnimoaS. u ~ "

NEWARK, e. 'v. T.. 'J,iiy y'a 81 .-Harry
,S knocked out Fred Fulton In Tho
third round Of their scheduled twelve
round contest here tonight. rho coll
pred mill star ended the watch when
no landed two right uppercuts to tho
f nody In quick succession, crumpling
Falt1n TO the mat for the count.
outelased Frank Moran in the second
contest Of the evening.
!, up,to the time that willis got in his
knockout a blow. Fulton had boon hold
ing his own and the Indications werc
all set for q keen contest. -.
Johnny Dundee aid Eddie pltzsim.
Mons srr. i,EhtweiEht contenders for
a MS51an M and Kenny The announcer
weighed within hall a pound OF ono
another. almost on the I3o-pound
mark mar andSthey fought ike 1t. Dun
WINS victory oyer Fulton placcs
him in line for n match with Jack
pempsey. heayyweight champion. an.
less the latter draws tho color line.
Twas reported before tho hight that
Dempsey. would meet the winner.
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Skin Eruptions Cause
Constant Torture:

diseases, come from disordcrcd con-
dillon OF the blood. They must be
cured through the blood. and this ex-
Plains why local treatment fails So
absolutely.
The radical and rational treatment
Is TO take q thorough course of S. S
s., tho purely, vegetable blood rem
edy, which thoroughly cleanses the
blood Of every. particle OF impurity. A
Few bottles OF 8. S. IS, will rout out
the disease germs from your blood.
your complexion will begin to clea r
UP and you will soon be rid OF tho
disease. as thousands or others have
3 Get n bottle Mt the drug store to-
day, write to;our head physician. who
Will sladly give you full medical nd !.
,vico without charge. Address Medi-
cal Director, 612 Swift Laboratory.
Atlanta, Ga.--Adv. -
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JACK JOHNSON IN PRISON.
FEDERAL JUDGE DENIES
APPLICATION FOR BAIL
Was CbnyIc.r, several
fenrh AGO ON White slavery
Thy A,sueiathed r,rsrs <

. chicago! July 2t.--Jack johnson's
conslderabl Sdimmed fonieGt : afteT
every effort OF his friends ana attor-
reys TO obtain his release had failed
lndicntionsN are that the former
worlds heavyweight champion. who
ned to Europe YsiN years ago. after
being convicted ;ofsvioiating the Mann
act. may remain In Jail at Joliet for
Judge Samuel Alschulsr, or the
United States District Court. toby
refused To hear an application for
ball becnU:e Judge Carpenter, who
sentenced Carpenter. who Is recover
Ing from an operation performed last
week, told Johnson's attorneys he
might not be back to his Office for q
month or more. 1ssl
johnson has a private cell and is
permitted To send outside for his
meals I -
Although Johnson forfeited a bond
OF 0.Q0U when he fed from the coun-.
try. his attorneys, said today they
were prepared to furnish bonds UP to
$4,000 to bring about Johnson's re-.
lease. go
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pisennc Germs Must he Elimina ted
From the Blood.

When your skin disease reaches It's
worst stage and the fiery burning
causes you TO scratch and scratch In
an effort TO obtain relief, there ia
many q sleepless night In store for
you.
1t Is nothing more than folly To
expect to be cured by the use OF local
treatment, such as ointmcnts, salves,
,os.ohs, etc such remedies may af-
ford some temporary relief. but yn,,
want moro than relief; YOU want a
remedy that Will rid you forever OF
The tortuiing disorder.
Eczema. letter boils, pimplcs. nj
GERS, irritatfons and scalp cruptions.
as ~eii as oil other forms Of skin
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SHlPBUILDERS LOSE

s1tsgscIa! to The Times D!sr.tcl,.l
.$ 3SEWPORT NEWS, VA, july 2G-.
Pitching mastery ball, Morgan today
lowed In defeat 10 the Petersburg
pan. his team mates rolling up d
sptal OF Ave errors behind him, as
Shxny errors as they made hits
IsThe league leaders piayeS stellar
TALL. but would not haveAi-sGo e,ii but
Epr the Newport News Eaisy.aEs.' Bird.
|forking roundhouse curve with a
|ptght drop h!tched on the end Of II.
.fiEffed seven builders and allowed
stnly 1--WE hits
1.-THE least said about the game. the
lftter,. for Newport News. for there
sshlnothins about Il shat any snip
Ifnildtng fan can feel proud OF unless
was the pitching Of Morgan and
no fielding OF Zilinger, who covered
ihe entire garden from deep center
SHEht To deep center left making
,tQWe of the best running catches
'tStpr seen here.
,,{{klein made c!rcus catch for Pc
,3ersburs in the ninth and saved what
slroeabiy would have been the ticing
t8,Thn score.
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One Richmond policeman covers his
beat In an tRutomobl some players need
one by the way they run 01ses. 50. I. ~
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moore, OF VIRGINIA, ON
NAVAL OLYMPIC CREW.
Son OF RinggoId, Va, Tobacco
Planter and Star of Annapolis
I. Football Team.
Especial TO The Time s Dispatc

tSpcSiai 10 ne i iines-Dispatcn.J
DANNlILE, VA, July 26.-Pittsyl-
rania County will be represented in
the Olympic games at Antwerp next
month. Rowing No. In the naval
eight Is r. Peerman Moore. OF Ring
gold, near Danville, SON OF u tobacco
planter, whose playing on the An
nupolis football team last season
stamped him as IA fine athlete.
Moore. who is still this side of 90.
is husky youngstcr and took part
urday when the Annapolis eight hum
Died the renowned Syracuse eight on
Lake Quinsigpmond. thereby winning
All collegiate and national honors and
tue right to row for Uncle Sam. on
the Scheidt next month.
:, Tile eight tourneyed on Sunday to
Newport News. where a government
TRANSPORT was waiting 10 take them
acrasS the Atlantic.
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TARS WIN, 3 TO O

SPECIAL TO The Times Dispatch
ff3 St,, iiI E ~ C.. July 2e-The Nor
c Ell h Lar apsoluteiy mad ORG game OF
lfnen Umpire Beckin. in the sixth
SI2tng. called Bribeck safe on second
Walters had put him out and
l 1ssaha .srown the ball back 10 Inc
&5saheIS boS and started off the ficid
5sfs Play making the third out. Beck
b7t the Idea from some unknn,vn
Rfprfe. that Walters dropped the ba i
;ssg4s 10 .consequence the Bugs dropped
and Warhop both pitcbe1
9Atredge ball and neither of them
to lose: Walters and Bit;in,,
lH9tured for tho locals. While The
kRlline OF Simmons showed up well
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Totals % I02iIo Totals 3iII Id
Batted for Carlson in ninth.

nluHAurch ..........o 10000 o.
Bro"klyn .....1.....3 L o 4 90 KS
worth. Wh.tted. Grimm. Caton: Brookiyn
Grinith Wheat; Myera .t:>. Elliott tsJ Er.
son. Twp.6as. hiisMEi.iott. Rons,eRy.
souihwoE'h: Cation. Carey. Grimm. Three.
pDuole r!ay-Ei!iott 10 Olson Left on
ia bs ,. -7ifIt;.harsh. 8: Brooklyn. G. Base
~ ifsneE IN tnone out in hfthl: of
a,niin ~, & struck out--Carlson. &:
nltehtt Smith: Losing piichsr--CSrlxon.
brt1--iia:risDn and Chill Time. 1850
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SPORT
Batter Up
(. Well, tho old Truckers Kicked up into
a sh n p, yssscrday. Only threo points

MS pa hS "a Tksr efsa " n,s
ahead q SUFFOLK nov. ''
R'ss sSs ss.4gs "a; H ss ssAiGsa
onG I'll
sos sss s S' soas Jun. .sSAs ats ws s Ss:s
. .sy s.. s MSs Sssins s ,s.,s Sf
a. TSa MS,eth K seSF s &c ,eaS
there" In Tho oiymp,e rants -
And now we have yitEln,sh rowias
S g!hish rows for Uncle Sam at The
III esSns se ss%s '!f S% &c
Mc!yhortcr allowed tho Trueksrs thir-
h ssrsy Mtn You i5 81 Se Swhts
h sass Sse Ss ss ss:lsfs %si
@sSrer Ss 10 51 lake a Els nsSfh se'' e
brooklyn kpoeksd on .ano,her yes,ss.
Sasiohaf League Ssee SHE'S n soins s,r ,sn
Curtis %aiker OF the HugaSta tsain.. %
The South Atlantic Associations. liopra Me-
Graw made u good Investments
Pete.sbuss WIN now have second
through the purchase Of Nuts Dehoney
from Dnnyi!ic.
That<.big coiornd boy willis licked Fred
Fuiton last night I'm the third round. Ten
thousand saw tic hsht which only tasted
LIS
r. Let's Tin a bunch Of straw hats this
Weekend at Boulevard Park.
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GARDNER VS.. NEsToR
both HIVE Many Victories TO Their
Credit, and Good Bout Is
a.. al al

Wrertlipg fans arc looking forward
ner h and !,siike" Nsstor Min Sfock
horns at the Broadway Athletic
Arena.
Both grappiers have won number
OF boLts OF late, and this match will
he am unofficial championship mt 165
pcundS
The management has surprise in
store for the lovers of this sport, who
Will witness one of the fastest and
hest preliminarics ever staged In
Richmond.
lack Woodall will referee, and the
show Will begin at $3.50.
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New York,
Totals ,,..as 10 &ila Totals o., 3:
Batted Tor Collins In third.
SBattcl for McGraw In ninth.

Boston ................,.dd S5dSSddS9-
Summary: Runs- Boston. Witt t5J., Eos
ter. Menosky. Hooper. MeInnis, Sseott,
base hits-MeInns. schans. Thrte bias
hit-Vitt. Home run-Mcnosky. Stolen
plays-yitt to Foster. TO Mclnnis; Scott 70
Foster TO- Melnnis. Left on bases-Bostoh.
Inns. 8: on 0,Doul. II; on Meqraw, y; on
Jones: l. Hits.oT Collins; In =: on
on o Doul. . in ga: on MeQraw. . In 6 Ia.
III sy ou,Sn Collin, GP SS r.
ioncs. !. Losing pitcher-Collins. UNI
Professionally and Nailin. Ttnie-1:5f.
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Tennessee Fox Hunt
Scheduled for August ~

JACKSON. TENN July 2e.--of-
flclals OF the EIrorI.ed Deer Red
Fox Club TO-DAY announced Awsust
~ as tho date for the opening OF
the shnusi CHASE at Crawford
rhe hunt will continues three
:ds ~. aud Will lie participated In
by fox hunters from eiRhteent
stntes. Over 100 dogs are already
W. *. Heron. OF CInrksaaie.
Miss. In president of the ciab. " IL
In announced TINT $40, 900 So beir,r
expended on improvements ON tho
club grounds. ~ sly y 8
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COOLERS BUY DEHoNEY

PETERSBURG, July 2G.-"Nuts"
l'ehoney. clown of Tn, Bradley cir
cur. VINO has been DOING receiving
:.hd pulling funny stunts on the siar
iihns FOR the Wilson Bugs, was TODAY
ni,.ua,chsscd from Dnnviilc, OF the
i,, "a, league, by the Petersburg
W ,up: ne vas recently loaned 10 the
m'LSon clnb: Announcement was
made today that Catcher Nooi,an. "a
CENT? secured from Newport Eewr
NH be loaned TO the Wilson team for
the season. ~
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ClHCY TRIMS CLEVELAND )
III FINE EXHIBITION GAME.
Eetrnii Pitchers Take Measure Of M
fi"nSI League ChnmpIons-Gard-
Her T'ripIes for ,ndinns.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. July 26.-Cin-
stHnasl defeated Cleveland in an ex-
Cleveland tried out two recruit
t!teheta. Ellison and Clarke, the lat
sef 2"Tforming crcditabiy. lie al
20 Ssd PIT one hit in four innings.
.EmeIy hits by Neale and Rousl
Eon. tor the National Leasuers. while
Ga?dnc:s triple was responsible for
the three runs scored by Cleveland.
. score by innings: n.
Cincinnati tNat.j 02002o0Oo-i
tiGfcIaTd tAm.) 100 o 90 90 o 3O.-3
Batteries Fisher and Allen, Elli-
G1n, Clarke and Thomas
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beat C0ITs'
HgRTSTOP j. BAKER
Esssy STILL OUT OF LINEUP
Allows Portsmouth Thir-
flits--Serics big Money
SSssss Maker for Clubs.

8s fSpociaIto The Times Diso atch.
&POETSMOUTH, SAo July 20. =
PORTSMOUTH turned back the Rich
tfsl game OF tho current series. VIM
AlnS by tho score of 10 to 4. s.
* Thc Truckers staked their success
In Tho pitching powers of McGlouSh-
In, and he was equar to the occil-
tom. Tho Colts were unablc- to cf-
sEctively reach his offerings
working on toe slab for
B3e%ylsttors, was touched up for thir-
non hits. which aided the Truckers
NSdnote than doubling the score as
fe3nbied by tho Colts.
esThs contest attracted large crowd
10 the park, and. as the series Is re-
SArdcd as important to tho Trucker
@Scess, IL the vioxmen are to be in
HE funninE for tho pennant at the
Ilcsesof tho second half. II is likely
thntfthc series will be money
maker for both clubs.
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DODGERS BEAT PIRATES

BROOKLYN, y. Y. July as-Braol
lyn got an even break in the two
game series with Pittsburgh by WIN
hing loday's game. 6 to T.
FREEZER was reached for four runs
on Two, doubles. two singles and two
: Mter Carey had opened the NTH
with double Smith relieved Pfeffer
and saved the game. -.
Haehntr's wild throw to first with
tne bases full was responsible for
three or Brooklyn's runs OH Carlson.
The score.
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BUFORD QUALIFIED FOR
TENNIS FINALS AT CLUB
Defeated Bofh Harris mud Bircel
Yesterday In Straight

At /, tho Country Club OF Virginia
yesterday. Buford qualified to COM
pete In the tennis finals By defeating
both Harris and Bickel. Tho results
or the three sets played ure as foi-
lows: Buford defeated Harris. 6 TO
and 8 to 0; Fleming defeated Cecil. Z
to and TO 3. and Buford defeated
Birccl. to and 0 to 4.
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GIANTS BUY WALKER
Sold ny Augusta Club, of south At
Inntle Association for

tIy Associated Press.
AUGUSTA, GA. July 26.--Ou, acldcr
Curtis Walker, of the Augusta South
Atlantic Association club. haa been
sold to the New York Gianta for
j. Marvin Wolfe, president or the
loce1 cub. Walker is to remain with
Augusta until the season cioses. lie
Is the leading base runner or the
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BRlTTEN WHIPS THOMAS
nav IInIyeru,l scryI,c,

NEWARK. y. j.. July gs.--Jack
Rrltton. weltcrweight champion. de-
lsated Marcel Thomas. of France, In
tncir twelvc-round bout hcre tonight.
heierea brennan stopped the fight
after Britton scored four sucressive
KNOCK downs In the tenth round
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WHITE sox BEAT TIGERS

DETROIT. July e6.-J. Collins sin
gle in the tenth, assisted by Ayers
series with the Tigers for Chicago.
I'D. Collins was hit on the bead by
pitched ball in tho first Inning and
retired from tho game. The score:
Chicago. Detroit.
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G 6s.fst'2 :.:::::::ss SS9SsssSs.s
Kerr. petroit-Ysurs. Bush. Hdle. Vesshh,
Errors; Det:oit-Haie. veach. Ayers. Two.
.-Jaqkson.. Stolen bases-weaver, Jackson.
KfTT ps a,n, pg sa.S
and Holman: Pineiii. Young and He'll
troit. :. Bases 8" on S siis.oM Bsas. 3: on
Ayers. J: on Kerr. 5. Hiis.otf Dauss 10
by Daus.. 2 (I.eiboid, Il. coiiinsl. Struck
out-by Kerr. o; by Ayers. !. Wild pitches
Ayers, Kerr, Dauss, Losing pitcher
Ds,iss. I'm pircs-FfieT ana owens! Time
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Chanpion Darnes I,o.cs.

NEW. LoNbUSN. u rs N.ss j uly as-
Harry Sardon and Eward RAY, Brit.
lsh golf stars. defeated Walter Hagen.
open champion, and JameH Barnes,
up IN 36.hole match on the Shenc.
coset Country Club links hero today.
4 putt OF more than thirty feet by
Yardon on the last %een won the
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Rocky Mount.

go, =, :, -:
ms Ia. Black. Champion Garrison. Myers
Ewo; base hit-Denson; stolen bases
kherber. Champion. Keller. Base on balls
hon Eckert. j: of Loach. 2. Struck out
fvSy EcEsrt; 4: by l~oacn. ]. Left on
3axeS-SnHok. 5: Rocky Mount. 6. Errors
rEcSert. ]: ". Poole, ?: Dtnson /:
4teect j. Sacrifice hits-Dee. Eckeri.
2nrirs. Cross and Harper. Time. i:z3
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Virgins LlcKs CLARK

~, CINCINNATI OHIO. july re-.
GhucS Virgins. OF IndiInonnIi.
hsayyweighl champion OF Anstraiis.
1naeG Jackie Clark. OF Allentown,
herc tonight. The fight WAS star ID
In An open-air srena, ou
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Portsmouth.

's II ...:.. ........"eS eS9$SSdg,t
fssfsnn1s Two hits Eresls STUART.
.HSIVhorter' Mulloncc Saoriflce hits
Haits. McGionshlin. Sacrifice ny-Stnart.
atoiep bases BANS, 3: Goossstres;. V,q1.
.Ehorttr. .: of McGiourhl!n. J. Wild
Lsft ON bases
,fcrismouth. s. Richmond. ;. Earnea runs
0: Richmond. 4. Time of
:hulc, 1.i5. Umpires-Westervelt and Guyon.
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WALKS RUTH -FOUR TIMES.
RED SOX PITCHER FEARS 9
.MOVIE-STAR, H0ME-RUNNER
Boston Beats Yankees Badly by Score
of D to O--Joncs Passes
tnr A.sn,.i,ish prnss !

NEW York, July 2G.-The Boston
Red Sox shut out New York today.
3 to 0. The heavy hitting Yankees
were held to three singles by Pitch
er Jones The latter issued seven
bases on balls. four of which went to
RUTH. The score;
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rhn score:
i,..pSterShn
Newport News.

IWO-DHEt hi E(urI
ekssrisce hits-Downey. Comniand. B;rd
und Sehwartz. stolen bases--K Iein. Miller
sSh%a:Ls, Flrs; on. balls OH MorGsn ~ -.
.Byrd, Q. struck out---by Mo:cSn /.
Biru, Z. Left on bases petershurc
EswroTt News, tcoGg!n ran Tor s 81; -;
5.E ninth). Time OF game. 1885. Attend,nci
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BRITISH POLO TEAM WINS

IBy Universe; Servlcc.r
ANTWERP, july a6.-Britain beat
Belgium in today's Olympic polo
ma tches. eight goals to three.
Tomorrow's feature will be u polo
match between America and Belgium