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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30

Quartet general.
DE esta manera, los partidarios po-
iiticos de Michoacan Sc les arregla-
ran solos y como meior les parezca.
Solamente que el orden sea alterado.
embellishments acudiran las fuerZas
4 sofocar los motines Y a proporcionar
garantfas."
FL remedio que propone Gales para
arreglar las ~dificu!tades peliticas es
admirable: sacar el Ejercito del lugar
de los acontecimientos. 81 en- lugar de
trasladar Ia columna a Acambaro, Ia
hiciese salir de. pals, junto cen las de-
mas Columns, %entonces 81 Sc pafica-
ba Mexico en- mos cuantos dfas.
Por In information de Gales Sc tras-
luce que Cardenas obro bien y que Ell
derrocamiento del s~obernador nombra-
do por de la Hucrta, earece de i'm
portaneia.
FL Secretario de Com~unicaciones por
su parte conficsa que no puede poner-
Sc en- communication Telegrafica con
Michoacan Y comenta los successes del
Estado de Ia siguiente guisa:
Ell seEor Ministro OrtiZ Rubio nos
lego un telegrama procedente de Acam
baro, porquc-nos dijo-sc ha impe-
dido al telgrafista de Morelia me trans
mita c~ua.qu!er s~nensaje- En- dicho
telegrama. sc aSegura que Ell Ayunta-
mianto de esa ciudad, por conducto
de su presidente, cl licenciado Antonio
Campuzano pide garantfas para di-
cha corporation, porque Sc trata de di-
solverla.
"Tambien Sc agrega que anteayer EN-
Ia noche, un numeroso grupo de SOL
dados de Ia ~guarnici6n, ataco Ia re-
sidencia del %ingeniero Garcia de Leon.
en- la avenida del Jardin de las Rosas.
h~abiendose visto obligados sus parti-
darios a rechaZar el ataque. hacienda
uso de sus propias armas. e~ntablando-
Sc con este motive TN fuerte tiroteo,
que alarm6 profundamente a Ia po-
blaci6n"
Han visio usIedes, mayor desorden
ell un gobierno?
LOS Ministries, que conforme a Ia
Constitution deben hablar en- nombre
del P~residente. disadvantages los
mos Il los otroS en- Sus opinioneS :
juicios. No Sc necesita ia oposicion pa
destrozar e! informe Official de Ia
Secretaria dc ~Gohernaci6n: 81 refu-
tador Official es ei mismo Ministro de
Ia Guerra para hacer AMIGOS las
a~preciaciones de este. aparece cn esce-
ma ell Mi-;stro de Comunica!ones.
" el PreSidente?
Fl Lie. Lugo confiesa haflar en- su
nonbre: pero ;acaso Toe demas Mi
nistroS han sido desautoriZados por ell?
pues sale del mismo gobierno en-
forma inconsciente: el nuevo regimen
sc devora A ST mismc DO falta de cri-
;crio. por dehil;dad del Jefe del Esta-
Dor carecer dc meto6o- V proCra-
me-. DOR no sIbc- corn" dirfa aUraheou
de Sicvee 10 oue puede nj 10 que debe
nj 10 u quiere.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30

Entered IS S<cont-e:ass matter Ec5Eua-.
81. 1914. al ths Post C,:ice ~ San Auto
Lilo, Texas, cEdEr me Az .! March )
.STG
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30

NOTA- Lns suscripto-S5. al camoIEr do
Residential 6ek-n tsrncS lSn;O "a EI-va scme
n antigua direction. = fin d. Cno;zr $50
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-30

DizelaSe tpda IA Corresplr dencia re
lstIya 4! ~periodlco Al Director.
SIR. iGNAGiO E. LQLANO,
lie y. SANTA ROSA AVE
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05

WILLOW BROOK ACADEMIA HOME
school for children. Offers a thorough physical,
mental, moral, military and musical training
for college or business. Under Christian mas
tiers. non -sectarian. Located at the base of
the Blue Ridge. near Washington, D. c. Mod
ern equipment. Healthful. Scenery beautiful.
Va. Bluemont ]. C. BEATTY. Head Master.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05
The Abby School for Young Ladies

Modern. efficient. practical courses In Do
nestle Art or Science. Secretarial Work. Music
or Languages. NJ. A. ZURHoRST, Principal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05
SFsOREf1AM

Virginia av close to beach and Steel Pier.
Capacity $50. American plan. Priv. bafhss
Running water. Elevator. Electricity. special
fall and winter rates. CdAS- STEM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05

Enroll now for Income Tax Cost Ac-
counting, Advanced Accounting and c. P
A. Quiz Twelve c. P. AS on faculty
Work recognized by leading universities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05
Why 1t Needs
Trained Men
and Women

the bigger hotel p'
opportunities with q
The hotel positions
qualify offer you E
$4,000 a year, frequ
But the salary is OF
of this fascinating
Besides the salary
hotel business bee.
work you could poss
pleasant-the people
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05
Final Entry Date. Sept. 18th

The next local class in Hotel Training will close
September 15 This training will interfere with
any work you doing. Glasses night
week, pm. $3.50 o'clock. Moderate fee,
includes so text books-worth more than cost of
entire course. No laboratory extra charges
of any kind. Easy monthly payment plan places this
field within reach of all. Decide enter this
fascinating and profitable field. Insure your
future. Call write phone for further particulars
MEET SUCCESS HALF WAY!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05

Tennessee ave- near Beach. Always "ptH.
Private baths: running water In rooms. e
ra,o-. excellent table: white service. Ameri-
can plan. 81 up daily; special weekly rates.
RnoLiats Garage NJ. WALSH DUNCAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05

When you think of the wonderful expansion Of the
hotel business is wonder that thousands OF
trained and women are needed. 1t is now the
Fourth Largest Industry in Amerca-more than
a million hotel. club and restaurant properties Just
think of the Commodore. in New York, with Its
a. floors 1000 guest with baths-its $500
men women employees who have special accom-,
modations right the hotel and who enjoy splendid
rest rooms cafeterias and beautiful surroundings
Think of the thousands of others, large and small
in every nook of the country. Surely
this is a delightful business-and it's tremendous
expansion opened thousands OF big opportunities
which you should not overlook.
Our hotels right now doing the biggest bust
ness in their history Waiting lists have had to be
posted for those wishing accommodations America
has become business. tourist and social center
of world. New and bigger hotels are being built
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05
CONTINENTAL

Sonta Carolina near Beach Private bath
Running water. Special SEPTEMBER rates. l..
ARNOLD Ownership Management.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05
Special Placement Service

Every branch of the hotel business is covered
this course from start to finish So efficient is
in training men and women for hotel work that the
managers of hotels in all parts of the
offered to give students of this special
sideration in the way of employment. Similar Offers
from all the country enable the Placement
Department of this School place it's graduates in
Important positions good salaries, regardless of
where the student wishes to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05

ray Hill: Manhattan; all Of New York; the copley-
Plaza of Boston. the Jefferson of st. Louis and
dozens of other famous American hotels. On the
Advisory Board of this School dozens of hotel
equally prominent as these we have
room enough to name: Oscar Tschirky, Manager of
the Waldorf-Astoria; Thomas d. Green, Proprietor
Of the Hotel Woodward and President of the New
York City Hotel Mems Associa ton; Joel H:llman,
Managing Director of The Breakers Atlantic City,
David Provan. Managing Director of the Adelphia
and Ritz-Carlon, Philadelphia: Frank c. Hall, Man.
ager Hotel Somerset. Boston: Lyman T. Hay,
jefferson Hotel st. Louis, and Louis NJ. Davenport.
President Hotel Davenport Spokane, Wash. also
other leading local and nationally known hotel men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05
Genial.

From the London Answers
Butler lin servir. - Tho Ea;, 8
Kylosss-'s that scr. "a n,,,i,
Burglar itul! Of guiie)-NIs. n,si.. y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05
HALI-NOYES SCHOOL

DAY AND NIGHT.
Regular classes and private coaching-
primary to college; civil service preparatioa
and commercial law by former U. 9. examiaefs
college prep. by ex-teacher Central II. q.
Prospectus. 221 Z st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05
What Did Bobby Mean?

Bobby Con his eighth birthday
writes to his absent fa:herl-My dear
papa. whenever I'm tempted to do
wrong think of you and say. Get
thee behind me, Satan"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
SPORTS.

per cent on all moneys taken in AZ
me Pari-mutual booths at the various
tracks, AS the ano1ats bet at tho
different tracks vary from 100000 to
100000 francs daily the French gov
c.h.hent derives from the racing in
duStry revenue of between 100000
ami i.pOn,gOO francs per day.
hlron dc Ro-hschnd said in the
rrcnch Chamber that more money
was bet with The books operating in
inriS each day than At the tracks:
estimating that 10000. 900 francs per
Mray werc wngered in the city alone
tn!S ~ = net loss OF 10000 franc
a day Tor the government He charged
that several races had been run with
such Migrant evidence of crool<edness
that had such racing been attempted
IN England or America, the owners,
trainers or Jockeys would have been
ruled on the turf for lie.
" has been alleged that the book
makers gather ia all the city money
In the forenoon no bet being accepted
under any circumstances after
o'clock. This gives them ample time
70 journey. 10 the race track and. II
they ind that they are overloaded on
any one horse and stand to lose too
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
COLTS DRAWING CARDS
RICHMOND HAS ATTENDANCE
RECORD FIRST HALF SEASON
but WHson. with Population OF
only $4,000, Has the Prize Turn

out an July >.
During the Virginia League half
season just closed. Richmond led in
attendance. with Wilson. Portsmouth.
Norfolk and Rocky Mount closely
punched FOR runnor-up honors Eat
i; remained for Wilson. xith a popu-
alton of 1900. to come from anchor
"d IN last place. to draw more fans
20 itS PARK on Juiy afternoon than
900. 80
President w. b. bradley wisely
reasoned that no better sports;nen
rorth Carolina. and that the admfs-
SION Of two Tarhccl cities would give
~ othcr"iS" compact circuit rlvaiy
.! Interstate proportions. Tho >,ylg
dom Of his sc!ections has been vim
cIcated Wilson and Rocky Mount
xIi ,,,s hh2.d'nE up spiend!dly and are
indhinuch as SIX OF the eight Viz
TINA League teams represent V!r-
Sihia ci,tH, every series in Rocky
: :i"uh, "hg wilson SINNERS down 20
eyer since THAT memorable daV in
1915 when blil Folger's run Tor a
s soutG,hI9wn save Carolina It's nrst
!ohS spell. the carOlinians nave
Wnced up IN all athletic lines. and
gi sils' co Tut in@ny beating TO vir-
o H!Ways noted tor their loyalty and
mSntihs spirit. the caroiin!ans ar:
hhf Ink "a hsnt, w.ll-deserved come
;al!iy the fans OF wilson and K"rry
Mount kno" how to appreciate thnIr
"a. p' a%s Taylor JOHN, cx-Hich-
Wi;I Iisonc '''ese n!nger Is an Idol in
former Colt, was given loo bnrries
~ Mison ians recently for making
on,draw!ns I:ich iti pas' on recg }niy by
"nson Went over the top By u mar
T.yms IS on other holidays. the
!easuc receipts were pooled on ,bis
day. '' '"'s
reports OF the wuson boIiday
gtnr affirm that the town went haan,
i oNi. "!!d. and that farmers from ina
~ ,, roanGins countryside drove 10 the
phFH IN automobiles aud wagons AZ
n eye-y other small city, pfofess;on ms
a! base ball in Wilson does MOI h,wa
,,sci;y .!'a! attractions. and the club
. WhateHer be the reason, VII
sol ~ dut credit for outdraw,n,. a
-. h.ylHg nearly twelve times
S'..ier POPULATION.
~ c'Ho. because Lee Gooch's Colts
:hd'c Z. "aikaway OF the pennant IN
i;;lch,aoaa f hali A slin P pro
,,hE stan IS at present unstcai:, Inc
.I,hnorl team Is stu! the c!iss OF
o ,.s I've; ,Eos IN my opIn!on. y 20
" 49, '''' .Adb4t. i ne D0SS have
recovered their stride. and II every
o'e would give Goochs lads n boost
now now and than. the effect on their bali
ufEihS would be helpful This "a
Inc hcs, club We have had hcrr H.,
man years. II not the best since Tho
H!iSHit League was organized. w.
n"n "ant Wilson or any club 10
0ildNW Richmond at any time. II
IS no, false pride; 1t Is a matter OF
living up 10 ones reputation. We
nay. been afforded fairly accurate
Mount fans would do under the cir
cuInS;anCcs."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
SINGLE c. SETS RECORD
At NORTH RANDALL TRACK
Ell Allen Drives Veteran Horse
Nicely Over TwO-Milc
(Duf,aR

NORTH RANDALL, CLEVELAND
ONO. July lo.-Stnpring the fastest
two miles OF the year on the Grand
Circuit 2;0l IA ana 2:p2 "a, Single
q won the Frcc-fUr-All pace. feature
Of the getaway card at North Ran
dni! track today. from six OF the bv.t
PAGERS IN training. IL was the second
TIN" l:d Allen mad driven the veteran
horse irst In the event in three years.
IN Tho INST heat Tommy Murphy
TOOK Sanardo out In front az tho start
and get Il dizzy pace TO the head OF
the stretch. WIN single - IN second
place. Here Allen took Single q 10
the front ma Grace Direct the ia
,vo'!te, and Louis Grattnp moved un.
Sanardo tired fast and Just lasted to
neat Ner!ie i0lchcn for fourth place.
In ihc,e"cond heat Grace Direct set
the pace w!th Single g laying close
UP until the scVcH-clghths pole,
whcr" single q came OH and won
raiher easily. Gladys Is was third
The FIRST event, the zoo class pac-
ing. rCsuitch il tho first split heat
race ~ the ycnr. Esther x won the
hrSt hcht nut Euccuubct to Cold
quart ia 'he second. The third and
IN" rAce-or heat and the race went
70 kOyni LA.i Win Esther Il second
IN the last three mil"s
Peter J.. the favuritc. Won tho 2:lO
class trot'iHs IN straight heats
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
GOLFERS COMING TO u. S.
British r-ofcssionnis Now I'm Itoute
10 Anne ricn-IiHrncs Also tie
turning From; England.

LONDON, july S.-jlarry vardon
:cssIpnIl golfers. lef, London INF.
morning to board the steamer Celtic
at Ii%erpool FOR Sew York. WIN
morn WAS Jim Earncs. the American
protest. pnai. who finished hf,h in
lhc British open championships
barnes said Just before his departure
tina; lie would come TO ENGLAND again
next yc4r 10 try his fortune once
more in tho open event.
Nnrdon and Ray intend TO compete
IN the American open champions hin
ana ia TN" Western and Metropolitan
ppcn competitions. proceeding after
Yards 20 Canada. The details Of
their "rHacciueHtg. however. w!!! be
arranged lNtur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
SPORTS
Man O War Skaters
Amateur Track Record
my Universal, scrvicc.I

NTN YONK, July IU.-SInn
0'Hnr. king OF the turf, vel u new
Norld's record for one mile and
onr-cishth ut the hUucdurt track
old son or Fnirpin -aiphuhah went
the route I'm IT'D 10, Just one
afth of n SECOND fnstcr than the
mark vet hy Harry pnync Whit
nry'a borrow In 1917. The rnce
was The rich Dwycr handicap.
4 whitney horse forced Nun
o'Wnr To thc nrW record. II was
John u. Grir-. The whItncy
thrcr-3car-oId was never more
ihnn hnif length behind from
ihr start. lie tired - trin- In the
closing ynr1s ANA dropped barls 10
iusc by n length md "a a.If. IIurr-
ncr used hin whip On Man O'.l ar
through the stretch, the nrrt lime
liant the great horse OF sannrI
fiddle has hcru forced ont ia win
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
BANKERS TAKE CONTEST

The Church III! Bank defeated the
Woodland Heights club yesterday b.
To" score o: To ! on the South SIDE
diamond.
Features ~ the game were the
hitting Of j.. Robinson, "ho connect
ol for homer "Ad two doubles OUT
81 fOGr trips 10 the plnte, and Htnp-
ton who got three UIt OF three for
;Ae bank.
For Woodland Heights Weislser
'e-iurcd, F"ii.nS taryr on; Of the
j. lsouiuson pltcurG q pretty game,
allowing only four HIT. aud striking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
EQUALS WORLDS RECORD
IN 1O0-METRE DASH
charles w. Paddock, OF Southern
n,ii"rnia University, Wins
Event In 10 3D. Seconds
, . H!Ve's7i! service. ]

NEW YORK. July lo-Charlcs W
erA California this afternoon eouaiad
me "orlls record In the lO0-,ncter
Hash at Ehbctt's Field. He won tne
event in 10 30 seconds.
Paddock was matched ,,.t,,
pest sprintins talent In the county,
IN me game staged by the One Hun
1nred and sixth Post OF the American
-; ION. lie led Jackson Schol,z. OF
iiapc by two yards. Harry Lover -,
pennsylvania. was third. Howard
lT,w, The crack colored runner wos
badly beaten VAS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
FRENCH BARON ASKS
THAT RACING BE CLEAN
Would iinyr Chamber Iut u stop to
crooked Wurk on Part OF Jockeys
and Owners

iAEiS July l0.-So many queer
looking races (hespird outsiders de
l'HtinE il.ustriOus horscs). have been
uncovered At the METROPOLITAN tracks
since the opening Of the racing sea-
son That Baron Maurice de Rothschiid.
\ ins"if one Of The largest owners in
France as well as deputy for ran,
iiu.. oil the French Chamber
Baron dc Nothsch!ld has asked the
chamber 20 pass law for the sun
preston Of hook making in Paris and
largest cities II, France tho bnols. 70
90 replaced by Pari-mutual booths in
The French government receives 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
CAR TEAM TAKES GAME

Stockton Street continued ,boi,
rs sirgak yesterday. by losing 10
Williams pitched n good ,.
inc losers. striking out , 1i,'a'c l3r
J ;n ~ Jones aud Tucker lcd H. -,
liz ~" , ,yiIidrs' while III. Jones led with
20, r2r he winners. Bahcn and s,o,,
N N"rnn11, me. as tho score shows
Cttim ash ayd starred in the field az did
Ia pnicplre Morgan deserves q whale
~ ~ %! credit Tor the speed with whinS
ing registered 10" KICKS be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11

much. TO use a little persuasion on the.
Jockey plotting the animal - 81
Jockey Brethet has Just been ruled
OH ior life. He was up on Zt5anie H..
an overwhelming favoritss with thSt
PUBLIC lie did not finish In tho money
ana his bad riding was so evident Che
was an apprentice jockey. not, an.ex-t
horse). that the Judges summoned, him
into the stand He promptly admitted
having pulled the horse. but claimed
who had made 1t worth his while 10
lose the race. .,'>- -
This is one instance out of many
which Baron de Rothschild saysowfil
XIII racing IN France unless the Cow
crnment taxes stern measures forstha
suppression OF bookmaking in Fails.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
AMERICAN TENNIS TEAMS
WIN 3 STRAIGHT MATCHES
' ict"ry Entities Johnston and Tild
en- to Continue Fight for
british 'ErpuhX

ENSTHpCkNE, ENG. July lO-Thc
american Davis Cup tennis team to-
my won the right TO coutin-i. In the
nSnt Tor the trophy. Johnston and
il.uen. tho American pair. defeated
thclr French rivals. Gilbert ana I.aur-
chtz IN straight sets in the doubles
match The victory gave the Amrr!-
cans three straight matches in 'hc
DAVIS cup elimination contest with
Frsnchucn
INC AlneriCnns VIII moot tho Hrit-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
HAWAIlAHS ARE VlCTORS
IN SWIMMING CONTESTS
win FIRST mud second Places I'm
Aquatic Events nj
(hir-.t-n

CHICAGO. July 10 In tn. swim
minS GoutcEts here today Duke Knh-
huhmahu. OF Hawaii. won the 100
var! free style swim IN % seconds:
norman ROSS, .; the Illinois Ntale;lc
tluh. third. and j. *. Gilman, Tinted
STATES Navy, fourth. l.. + Bo!dcn.
FIRST in the ouc-mile free sryIe gy".,n
iiis ZINE was :J.2G I.udy LANCER. OF
LAVA ~ Was second. a " kachc.
,hI'-: state" Navy, third; Leo Gle
hcl Sc" YORK Athletic cub, fourth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
New York Woman
Sets Swimming Record

NEW YORK. July IO.-A WORLDS
record OF one minute and 4. 81
second for the wonicn's 100 metre
free style swim, outdoors, nns set
today ny ilthcida IiIcIbtrcy, III
IN" New York "oncn's Swimming
Association, In the Olympic fiuui
ir!out Mt Manhattan beach.
Her time bcttcrcd the record of
i;iG l." held Jointly by Fanny
tDurack, of Australia. and th,r,v,tc
hh!ic. al the Wonicn'S Swimming
Association. and tx 10 seconds
inst"r than the Olympic record for
The event mndc by Miss Durack nj
'HOckholH In IDi..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
nntc. Wins over FRANKLIN.

NilII-NGO. july lO.-Wu!,Ncr Hltcs
y Berhc!cy, Cal, today defeated A.
NJ. FRANKLIN. OF Chicago, IN second
round match a; the opening OF the
.cntn annual national clay court ten
MS championship on the Sou,hside
Tennis club courts. The score was
-. Go. Bates drew IA bye in the
lish school player. won from c. T.,
i.iscrt. Of Niagara Fails. 81. G-l, in
IA, frs; round
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
RICHMOND LEAGUE


Wo0Hiuul NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Can
Company at South Side
chur h iill Bank Passenger &
Power AZ Fulton.
Richmond Grays- stockton Street ut
Clarke syringe
Two gaines rvcrywherc
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Tn,a ~

e. H. BanK..... . io2ol Of
w. lic-ghts...., - q o % I o Of
summary. Two-basc hi's-Crcamcr.
,WEe!s!E.r = Robmsnn t2). Three
luEun- stolen base. Clarke. Waters.
i, Robinson, Creaner. liky Sacrifices
M IEtlo. Double play--Gravcy TO
Let en- hHSrs Church i'm Eank. s
Woodland iiHish's, 5 Eases on balls
OF r. Rp2lusgm, >, ~ Green, 2.
struck out by T. Robinson. .. by
Eiky. ( hy Green. g. Time Of game.
100. scorer. Jordan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
Iiichnonh Gra,s.
Totals
Can Company.
IotH!S ..3l u I
,CnIn by INNING.

Eichmond Grays .OlO10O0a0--;
Can Company - OOO6OI0
summary; Two base hitS--lVhar
ION punn. kucss 20. Miller. Stolrn
naSyS- Lee, Dunn. Wharton. McI;cs'
I I,a,!i cher. Sacrifice hi,s-iIancltcy'
iiU. .! -iilcrsch to Lee 10
W ~ Bases on balls on Euess
- of Gallagher. 3. Iits-on i;mcss'
IA =: OF Gallagher. II in !truc;
~, ny iiucss, !: by Gnllnsncr. 7.
h'"n' scorer MIR FnskIns 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
American Annexation.

MINNEAPOLIS. 6; Columbus. ..
milwaukee,, .; Louisville, i2.
kansas city, 3. Indianapolis. 1.
-. Paul, .: Toledo, 4.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
IntrrnntiounI I.curuc.

FIrst game: Jersey C!ty. 6: TO-
ront0 H. second zane: Jcney CITY.
:, Toronto. ;.
first game: Baltimore. .: Roches-
ter : Second game: Baltimore, u:
Rochester. o.
Syracuse, ! Akron. 6.
lie4GinS. |; Buffalo, I3.
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DETROIT BUYS GLASIER
"o'*y Mount Tennis Pitcher Goes IN
American League
Tenn.
.THv Associated Press

pD,r-,- u ~ Nsso.iated Press
The Mo ,9h NJ Mo. M@UNT s; C. July 10
club of the Virginia I.eaenc I'm,
:a.nnnounced the sale OF Pitcher Norma
,'IaSler I" the Detroit Ameriran
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Grcenvll!c, l.-J; Charlotte. G-3.
SpaTtanburg, 30: Columbia. So.
Charleston, At; Augusta, 81.
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Athletic League nn. openine..

The Athletic League will meet on
Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at Harrie-5
fhppen's for the purpose of SELECTING
a team 70 take the place. of OAK
I, ia tbn a.rn .y Witnd.ew
dent Edwards that every manager
and player be present, as we'll as any
one desiring to enter a team. 'iV'''Sy
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ShrcvepoFt. J; Fort Worth. 0.
san Antonio. 3: Houston, |.
Galveston. :: beaumont. |.
Dallas. i-G. Wichita Falls. 30.
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IIiII city I:ikx Win.

LYNCHBURG. VA. July io.-IInll
let tn" Charlottesville team down
mere with an iniield MT today. Smith
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Piedmont Icng,i
south Atlantic League.

Greensboro. II; High Point. s.
Durham. 3: Danviile. :.
Winston Salem Raleigh, rain.