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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
KE STUART IS HURT
It's PLAY TWELVE
INNING TIE WITH CATS
niger Lee GOoch Protests Game.
Right Kind Of balls Not
iiseu

nccial TO The Times dispatch
FfOLh. VA. Angus; 2.-For
We innings. with the sGorc tied up
tho fourth. suffolk fans saw
OF the hottest games this after
ever played on the local Held.
DIX pittcd against Richmond and
famous pitcher. stone. l;Cknrt.
Iron Man." went 10 the mound
suffolk.
he fact that every break OF the
. and every close decision was
nst the Cats, ana that they Sc
only sk mtg or stone in the
We innings. and made four errors
10 show that they played the
game today TO hold tho hard
ny Colts 10 one run, and the game
standstill.
the last half OF the twelfth with
inond's chance tn win gone, Man
Hooch protested the game. al
ne AZ reason that tho bascbnl!s
were not the right Kind. al
mined tho balls. The Same balls
G used in the ganes with Rocky
I'M ana Wilson. Managers OF
these teams declared the balls
0 all right
ven with three errors chalked
INST him. Shortstop Barrett. the
boys played "a great game and
k"' ior1''llaa SkOp Oh Ugi ground
nj his double play were features
he game.
poles wonderful shoe strinE catch
| Arragpn's Texas ,Leaguer and
in's running catch OF pooic's long
TO LEFT Held. were plays seldom.
In any game.
(ichmOnds one run was made in
third with stuart out. Barrett 10
les. Poole singled and went TO
d on Gooch's single over first;
|ason WAS out on Dee TO Davies.
!e scoring.
! this inning Stuart, who injured
ankle. was replaced b. McWhor-
At second.
|ufolk's tally wns made In the
|rtn. with 4. Poole out. McWhor;nr
] Poole: Strain out. Arrngon to J.
fic!, Blnck came through Win n
Pc bagger over Gooch's head. and
Teh on short passed bail.
|akcr was. pUt In to bat for Nc
|oricr In the eleventh.
exert. pitching for the Cats. while
1winH twelve hits In tho twelve
|ihgs Was steady in tho p!nches
pulled himself out Of more than
IOS .tpOre.
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HAMILTON ENTRIES

NJ fs, ri racs-.nve .irt.onss-wu Tam.
liz: HeatH l,sjfiSy. i:2: %f;:!hsSy5!an Queen.
war Canoe. los. Flea iC5 '"ct' AZ
81 Is. l., Ross entry
ROYAL n Jasi tseeUf,,i's and seventy yards
JJSSkn Il v' u5 in rsii55ie' ,io1 Muak?. los
I:H"cT- iPI. sly Grafton. l05 Escn-onI. I, -.
So: HoG"A. !o5: ATuui. SO. Eligible.
'U.TrtnI. Ivl; Anlpon, lV9
Ios n saee-siN grloggs-cha.io,te c..
u,nhtns ~ Fair l.ass!e los. Sea couF,.
- MgI'h ShnTr. io5 ncilnhm. l0i
NG.th ttcn--SN lurIOufs- rickli.h
~ Edtio ,ElCiS"nhacker. ii,: Or flick.
man. il': kuI:luN. 10: Joricc i1T
,n6 iiiih rr33esc ? and sIxtecnthIFrcc-
iiHs' Ekh"Fiyr; 100: Gala de cause. iot
,, SIKH race sly fu-ionFs-Redland. III.
- ish,chd Lad; loS Slim Feline i07: Il.
"a; r5 H;;o io2 Oriental rark los Homo.
Also el!g!bie-Fi!hh er,y Gi,bet' ,i2 ~
Srsnrlene. los; Altar %; All vozina. ~
- HtVc,nth r1Cc--wile ana a siSt.cnh--
EE sna 100; yirE9, ,lo5; colonel Lit iSe !:
IA ITince. 100. Mildred. lO9: iackamora'
ie": Horace Leech. l0i shor, Chniee. 100
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TURNER GARDNER MATCH
CREATING MUCH INTEREST
Fast Preliminary L. Promised I.,,-
ers or Wrestling Thursday
Might

Preceding the big match Thursday
hlIht at the Broadway Athletic
Arena between Joe Turner. present
holder OF the middlcwiEht belt and
pinky Gardner. Billy WoI!S!eGcr and
!ominy Eoiohn, both l25 Founders.
VINO nave wrestlcd several twenty
ana thirty-Ininutc draws. Will once
more lock horns in what viii prob
AMY he TIE best preliminary eve.
staged at the Arena
Much Interest is being shown In
inc coming match and already many
nave reserved their seats The out
come OF the main event Will 70 n
lnnS way toward determining the
ftS. m!Gdleweight champion
rho preliminary viii lie a oue-fnIl
iustIe and as both are fast young
wresilers you VIII see some spark
ny. 80 :" D
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TOLEDO GOLF MATCH

TOLEDO. OHIO. August 1.-The
International Team match as prelude
10 the National open Golf ;onrnamcn;
70 be played over the Inverness course
next week. VIII ne staged sunday.
according TO announcement OF lnver-
ness officials today.
The tournament proper Is scheduled
FOR August 1913. In tho team match
which probably will be Il contest OF
the British experts against the
american professionals. Harry Var
don and Ted Ray. VIII make up half
INC English team. Walter Hagen and
James Barnes VIII head the American
contingent. Partners 10 the four
nave not yet been picked.
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NORFOLK LOSES AGAIN


special TO The Times Dispatch
|pt J MOUNT. -. -. August -
~ TicsS nCtore the hitting on
|uEhi ot the Tarhcels. Cullcripn
dr!Ven from the mound In tho
IN inning AMI the locals won an
10 } victory when Fu!i.uwhler as
TED Maslcrship Ia the pinches and
Ia Norfolk hl,tcrs always in tow
|en lit would have been dan
|'ous.
|miih. 20 the relief for Cul,er,on.
+ unable 10 stem the hitting by
/ locals and three runs counted or
delivery in two frames. II was
~ after the locals had sent eight
~ TO count tia; the Tars scored
lie the locals boy MANAGER casca
somewhat In his furious work
|iinst the opposing batters. but that
vas a master was never once
|ibted. and In the eighth closed
IN two on and the ninth with the
ls,.u HnpntsnI
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HAMILTON RESULTS

,jga - (t.aysiSl" ' 81 @ne g. hg' i tgt'oH M;:
nytlha y llS (GtuocrI. $50. $50. second:
5HhnH umma. III ,Kennedyl. BIO third,
> iNr. -: 90 IRcvb-au, Tad Inc. Pattern.
Ios'a. Siitt Dance, Eoorin!r. I.azu!!te Fox.
h"N"h. MO"'es Lar ran.
second racH--~.H furIonEs-Jobn s. Rear.
unh, lps tktnnCdYb. S6j. so. 200 ,yuf
nu.HlS!. II. tii"u3rD 10. $50 seco,.d
;,N.-S, ~ ~ tEut"s!Dt 20. ib!rd. Time.
Ah' War Canoe ran
.,a ah'ri r51S%?-.Iniie aud siS,Gcnth-Hindoo,
TTRHfsst ~ II, 'iGtiE;5nes1; ie2 si9 second
1913 90. Dragon. MeIuan u.,ag A,nc,i".,
tHslc. Cor LIZ. Miss Gayle. Guaranteed
"%ret hU?Ie short Change ran
,,r"lrih race -iuil" and seventy yard4--
t."udaEr. rs G.chc5eekJ. ago out NON.
uui ,5ssii. ,p2ne. iSy ts;erlhrl. out. second
,fHth Observation-Disclosures IL Light, n,
GitypcD. --3h 10. go. won: AzTaci 10,
.,'fu,lhr. ' ~. $50 EeCond. Sweet Bo0uet
~ ! HaTE'uJ, 40. tHIrd. Time l:Ii l.,
| 9y!hinr. Accom- and oln ron ran.
StNtn Ihcc--slr fur.0nEs-.KafnA ;Ot Sl;.u.
hmG6' ~: a.' EG1 Won: Lady IN Black
mar", Ia tSiyersD. 40 mira. Time. lis ~
n"s.iyoh. Charles I-"ydecAor. Murray. TnC
seventh race-mi!c and s.r,..u,h-,yo,.,
brush. ZIG tiieuprn. 40. 40 Jso w.oi,
snort sign. ll3 (HCCornackI SO 10
."roni; SESctEill. IL tk-nrsdy) !, =,
,aii,d' TIN - s-i. Pau! Connel!y. Cap.
il!n royce, iQ1chrr. lien Hampton Ne.
LfhsH1. IIuf1u H.. Mountain Hose IL 10.
a
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Western Tennis Players Too Busy
Making Living to Practice Often

said. awe have stars who would
bc lust as good nS the best In the
last III they nlf weren't too busy
making 81 living.
inkc, for Instances, Itulph bur-
dick. Here Ia one ar the lending
players We hive. who IN 80 busy
he feels thankful II he cnn got u
racket In HIS hurdS once week.
Ralph give BiIl ridden. the worlds
champion. the hardest kind of u
nnitlc short time ago und Wna
IradinE. q tn ., in the lrSt set und
10 IN the second, when u yollry
hf"Sc the net. After u trn-minutr
iiy-oH Burdick lost hi. terrific
p"ce and ridden ilnuiIy won"
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No.
EEsA

whSn he f hs , R"o old Ty LII to eea sGsl
Thlrty-nve thousand people took a look
ga o,so,iy a. ths Shamrock w. sho
sportsman that ever lived It's too Gai
s Snn , Hrrnt Two CUPS 80 he could have
.sora;oea's. racing season opened In full,
bins t Yesterday, when Sir Baton. carrying
' M"h ne .Seratogt Handicap in 2:0i 4-5.
, ,SMe' ya The nrev,Gnas record OF 2o2 10
crazy during the running of that classiei
and Tho old Giants getting better and
brlyr hs the race goes on. Took Gin
OF to > a,d II they do K npS coapSs so oe
m oSiis times they vii be right unisr, tho
IN tho final home-strstch.
Babe Ruth Knocked GU, another bomo-
yssiordny. Just think OF the many straw
nay; SUITS OF clothes ana boxes OF hosiery
rettcr we TANK he has Georges Caruen-
''e' skinned to death.
Big league scouts Investigating in vir-
give Luke Stuart careful once.Svsr. Tha
10Y. SECOND -yackcr played ss.nsationnliy
st@osd ~ rGnndsrs and ,hrt ne y, @a So6 90
at first while on the run brought the crowd
"a ,MfI w iSs' eYbS n tne nfe Was han
ana then ne wns out an entire week. when
his brothers body. WAS brought back from
today he is Ripe for higher company. His
saiting ayGrass Of go does not ten tho
good ior ii5 bass, lncludinE fourteen t ?ea
IR;ii r, snSfs;m ssan siasss S Gs
season. and We sure ha Will.
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Rocky Mount
Norfolk,

ron, ...........o o . Q Ia
|ummary: Rurs = Sperhcr, ChampIin.
yeFs CD. Ste!nback 90. Keller. Yar!i-
II. Sunml, Cochran llcngcs Errors
Ines. Holiomnn. Sacrifice h!is-Fulicn-
Ter, Champiin, Keller. Tw0-base Hits
|'.sShli = Chnmplin Left on bases
cl;y Mount. ): Norfolk Il First on balls
fni!enwlder. 3: cuilertOn. o In q Innings.
iith. In Innings struck out-by Full
wider :, hy Cullrrtnn. 3. by Smith ..
|ts-of Cullerton. IN q 'nniags; OF
Her TO Jones. Losing pitchcr-Cuilorian
rncd runs-Rocky Mount. t: Norfolk. ?
|ap!rca. CASTOR and Brandon. Time. Las.
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nv h,socintc,I I.rcss1

PHILADELPHIA. August g.
The rrnSnn the East hns mn ndvHn-
trgc over nll other sections OF the
country In tennis Ii due to the
fact that Enntcrncrs have more
time to play the Ennic. nccnrdinu
Ia DIR. Edward Il. PnncOnst. for
mcriy our Of the best players in
this city. but NOW OF Peru. Ind. lie
In visiting here.
DIR. PnncOnSt, nm Epi.ropul
Clergyman, II still % keen student
AMI ndNucntc Of the sport.
"Thr Middle West has just az
RODu inn!crtnt ia work with" he
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CANADA'S OLYMPIC CREW

TORONTO. August 2-president
the University OF Toronto Rowirtr
Club said today the univcrslty crew.
which won tho national eight larrd
championship, will DO sent TO com
pete in the Olympic gaines at Ant
werp. provided subscriptions are re-
cciNcl for $4,000 20 dcfray cXpcnscs.
1t had previously been decided not
To send tho crew. BUT President ilurs-
t!s made tolay's announcement toll
lowing popular petition from the
alumni or tho univcrsity
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SIR BARTON WINS SARATOGA
HANDICAP IN RECORD TIME
Son az Star shoot Was Never Really
Threatened with Defeat.
rimr. 2:0I -.
LNy unlvcrsnl Se-v!cc.I

SARATOGA. y. Y. August Sir
carton. carrying the colors of Com
inandcr j. Is. l. Ross to victory to-
day in the Saratoga handicap. SGT q
new track record for the mile ard q,
quarter at 2:cl 10. The former
mark vas 2.o2 10. set by Hoamcr
III the stake two years aEo
rho great son OF star Shoot cap
turcd the honors in royal manner.
never being really threatened with
defeat. IN erluinltpr rr"E i1-<
until the hnal drive and then came
forward ia an attempt 10 sprint for
Il win. nut could get no better tbau
second place. He could not overhaul
the Ross star. WllGair was third.
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BUGS WHIP TRUCKERS

tSnecial to The Times Dispatch
WILSON, N. c.. August 2.-In tho
stest contest ever witnessed on the
|Cal lot, the Bugs beat the Truckers
FIs3 alternoon by the score OF to 1.
YIm' Downey reported to assume
10 managerial rcIns OF the hugs and
IS appearance alono seemed to nut
wv life In tho Cellarites. for tbey
,lded and hit like fiends.
JOHN was on tho mound for tho
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JlLDERS WALL0P COOLERS

Especial 10 The Times Dispntch)
IPETERSBURG. VA. August g
wport News fought an uphill battle
IFS afternoon, came from behind I'm
e nth frame with five counts and
CIV first blood in the series here.
ming 10 to g.
IL was tho longest contest staged
| re this season and darkness came
|si1 after the final ball had heen
|Esed.
Morgan. after two disasterous
|nings. pitched n steady game and
Id the Coolers in tho closing
ages when danger threatened.
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BREAKS ARM IN FIGHT

- BRIDGErORT, CONN. August .
frankie Coni:rey, OF New York.
known IN ring circles as the fghtine
fireman. brok; his left arm near the
shoulder during the hf;h round or
n schcdu!cd ten.round fight with
th!ck S!mlcr. OF Scranton. Pa, at the
open air arena III this city tonight.
IonitTcy dropped to the floor after
me accident. and screamed for assist
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AMERICAN TEAMS TO PLAY
BALL AT RIO De JANERIO
Only interest shown in Our NntionnI
fastlme IL by the Yankees
Down There.

IslO LIZ ENNEIlsO, -Aus ust o--I!asc-
, ~! a. -S,iu'c,i Press.
ba!! teams composed of North A,ner!-
cans IN i;io dc JaucirO ana Sac iai,lo
recently played three game series
Tor thr championship Of Brazil Each
team had won one game and the de-
tiuIhS contest WAS played here on
July as the feature OF the Mort n
ancc Day.
Hrazi!ians have virtually no interest
IN baseball. The Only games played
are between North American teams
mere anu in Sac Paulo except when a
I nited StAtes hntt!cSMLn is in rnIt
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$4,000 SEE SHAMROCK w.

NEW YORK, August 2.-Shamrock
". Sir Thomas LIp:on's unsuccessful
challenger for the Arnerica's cup. was
'""eH from her mornings III the Hud-
son RIVER today to City Island. to be
H!Fmantled and probably scraped
Police estimated that $1,000 persons
visited the green yacht yesterday,
many coming long distances
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OLYMPIC TEAM EN- ROUTE
ny JAMES tTED) MT,RTDrrH,
lntEcrSnI Srrxicc SInG Cnrrcsnnndcn1

BY RADIO FROM S. S. PRINCESS
M AIO!iSA, August Sunday was
= day OF rest for all track men OF
,he American Olympic team and All
mn me coaches required was that
deck. o"'" 'hc
The swimming team did not Law or.
however. ana as IL result had uuite n
sailHry when they took TO tho tank.
~ those who have been sick have
returned TO practice and seem mono
, ne worse for the few bad days they
Speed OF the Princess Mntoiko WOE
slightly decreased today by two small
leaks ,enks IN her boilers. 1t Ia not be-
iieved. however, tho delay will make
hGr more than twcntyfonr hours be-,
"'nn sencnmie In landing Mt Antwerp.
ono OF the feature events OF No
ZIP will be tho dress rehearsal for
~, Inc american teams participation in
ing event or the Olympic games. This
is scheduled for tomorrow.
Canada Ia now trying to raise $1,000 "a
that bunch OF future, admIrals from oxS nntt
n n hou xx-tn
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I'ctcrslJIII

swport News so o5a1o Or;
|,tersburG .:.....4 % % ] IS
Summary: Runs-Moran VeTmilyea. MIL
t.. t2,. Command (2). McMahan. Wood
|linger, Shnrp. Lake t3>. Behon Whit.
|G,nett t2). 2iiinger. schwartz. sH% nrn
|SS-basc hits Her, Whitcraft, Ji"aie
|'rmlypl stolen bases Commend Mood
ike. Beich. Double pjaya--Yood to Vcr.
lIlyca to Dehancy: Rnrdett to McMahon.
|cMan"h tunass!sted). Sacrifice hits
|Tmilyca, MrMh-on. Morgan t.). Dur
irish. I: off Bennett. l. Left on bases.
'tcrsburg. 2, Newport News. &. Struck
II, l. liita-on Parrish. In i2.s in
ngs Umpires. Ortiz ana CASTOR. Zine
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Cup Committee to Consider
Canada's Yacht Oh II enge

NEW YORK, Aug. 2-Commo-
u0rc ). T.. Morgan. OF the New
York fncht Club. today wireleks-
cu n'hhON lcdgment OF the cGUi-
icnEc FOR the Amcrlca's Cup 10
Alexander &. Ross, the MOrtrcni
ynchtsmnn.
The challenge Will he considered
iormhliy bJ the cup committee Of
tho yacht club when Ii meets
within two weeks, Mr. Morgan
snid.
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SPORTS
BATTER UP

We played the Cats ,weive-lnninE
T;a% YESTERDAY and rs pctcrsbur., lcst we
going strong.
our old reliable Los stone struck GU,
ny Eot better as II went .nio extra ia
all t ss"s@n hurt his ,SWkie in lRs tIiri
'"d Two assists
1Sofh s:s hot 5"f s sn l.b, sRT a 'b b.
y,u think thcy wer1 trying TO SLID some
Jesse Baker went 10 bat for Mcwhortcr
~ :aG e'SE 80 bn 1St Spf nt ana
for rTa vim row t2r NJ ana two defeats
when nuck pau-hton gets back In his
S ,I!.iI asa!m WS' - ro.nE TO ha:e the best
The Tho Yanhse9e came across with another
Ss'f a'oua @rtsE h h White na Cox on lose
We ha,e TO thlaE OF 4, Hq, /, besine
I'm cntirc new Ems up next year ThUss
big isa r;i nc sS"q iar ~ , goas /. ,nec 81
why shouldn't thay? ;ie's 20; orc .; .. 80"
a. iass MI, o iSolgs yon eYer iaia eyes
i.nc 10. blk League picking.
Ph!iadelphia's two iail-ond.rs again ala
he natural .ii: ;hmE yg,st:tdny by losing. You
loser losers. mat Ga" '"' OUT '"' CONSTANT
the pitchers are backing up some one ali
tho time. That wing of Dnugh;on's is
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Will SON LICKS CHOYNSKl

lbs, Associated Press
BUFFALO. y. Y. August 2.-Iohnnv
wilson. OF Boston. middleweight
champion, Knocked out steve Choyn
ski, Of Milwaukce. In tho nth rc,,nd
OF scheduled ten-round bout here
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|; looks as II .. j.. Walker who. when
nc wore Rocky Mount. uniform. hit
Umpire Deck on the Head with n bui
hrs Mn ref9rinfJ since h ioinrd Connie
MaykS SnIher crew. IeatcrLuy ne went
10 hat five times In the game with ST
Louis. made one run. two hits ana an
good for everybody.
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Southern issnrinfinn

Memphis. /: Atlnntn. 1. Tirst
gancJ
Memphis, 10: Atlanta. 10. CSccond
game. Called at end of eirhth
darkness)
Nashville. 4; birmingham, ..
Mobile. !: Little Rock. g.
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Bugs AMI was muster OF the situation
from the beginning.
The hitting and folding OF Roth,
Walters. Biting and Miller. tortured
for tho locals. while the alI-rot,nd
playing Of Parker and Traynor fca-
'urcd for the visitors.
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Suffolk.
, ,.a Ill !? = q Totals ...ss 9 . q

80 %. ,....,..,lh . 0 ] . 0 q 3 . Q . o.
,nmp';!ry: Rrhs-nlnrk. poole Three.
= hir.-iiac' scion rlsrs-C;Uach.
t.Hert. = M stone , Struck ou,-by
,'tt o SON, L+ft on hnhss--gGrofit.
'ctn,nasd ~ nogaic play nHrrott 10
,-tfoLr- HARRIET. .. Dee l. Snc-.f Nd.
II-'Ht'i smith. hhDoit passcd bGii-
o'"i, 1nllre..-1Cr0s' and Beck. Timu.
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TOTALS - q n NJ

, milson ;..ss''... '............o 90 aoe2g.l
summary: nun .-caet!c, Roth JONI.
TFlSnpr. Errors Walters. ViOr Two ba : q
hi;t 10th aud waiir,s FRS, base on
oS!hnoH J9,.n, !: on Benton. =. struck
upt-o! !olH. by Benton. 3. Double
wAfi-. Time. l;c. uinnlre--iia:per and
Men.srND.t. AUTHORITARIAN. L-n-
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International League.

-. ~ Toronto. first game. Akron. 1:
moroato. .. Second gamc--Akrdn, s;
Toronto, . Ccn innings).
. ~ Bufalo--R Rochester. 4; Buffalo,
No others scheduled
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Amcrtcnn AssncIu,inn.

~ Columbus. Z: Kansas City, "a.
~ Milwaukee. 2: louisville. j.
~ Indianapolis, .; st. Paul. 0.
lied for today played yesterday
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We played the Cats tweiyc-lnninE
Gas yesterday ana us Peter shur., lcst Wa
going strong.
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sure death to any ono trying to steal
mmn"ine' "hcn no has tho old pili In center
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our old reliable Loo Stone struck out
eight Cats and only walked three C;uest
ny got better as It went !nio extra Ia
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Luke Stuart, who has had hard luck
al. ssaoon hurt his ankle in The. tHiri
inaiAE gnl retired lu favor OF Mc\Thurt,r.
The White SoN-tu-bc made one put-uut
dal TWO assists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

Gocch protested the gaiuc. saving the
Hdl - used were not the right Kind. DO
y,u think thcy were trying TO SlIu some
thing over Oh us!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

Tho Yankees came across with another
yesterday. making thCir hold on second
plate stronger as the White Sox lost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

Jesse Baker won't 10 bat for Mcwhortcr
~ tho CiSv.uth aud made one hit and "A
"ut-uut. Not so bad Tor cripple.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

when nuck DnuShton gets back In hls
stride again Were rD.ug to la =. the best
hitting team Ia any minor league.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

Two wins now for us and two defeats
Tor PoriSfnpClh VIII put right W. yn
TOP where Ne belong. Let's 70.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

And those boys sure can ncld. Even
the pitchers are brcl,lng w some one n II
tho time. THAT wing Of Dnughton's is
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-11
AVOID MISTAKES No Need for Seward PeUple to EX- pertinent with Such Convincing
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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-11
.LATOUCHE IN
 WITH POWDER

Freighter LaTouche arrived in port at 5.3O o'clock this morning with a large cargo of T. N. T. dynamite and caps for the Commission, also gaso- line for Borgens and large shipment of mining machinery for the Willow Creek mining district.
 Capt. Charles Davis, formerly O. the Alameda, Northwestern and other we'll known passenger steamers o2cr- ating to Alaska, is in command of the freighter. c. Blain, another old time" is purser. Chief Engineer Kinnear' formerly of the Santa Anna is also aboard in chiefs capacity which maEeS a trio of veterans on the LaTouche.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-11

goes south. Last Saturday, the date set for the campaign in Seward, was such inclcment day, the committee did not cover the town thoroughly. Dlna tions can be left at the Sexton hotel.
 Harry J. Wermes, a time-keePar sor the commission, is a passenger north for Seward on the Admiral Wat son.
 L. Shulman, fur buyer for Charles Goldstein & Co.,, of Juneau, in comp any with Martin Lanning returned last night from successful buyin; trip to the various centers on Kaaai Peninsula. Mir. Shulman is registered at the Hotel Overland,
 D. c. Vint, chief draftsman Of th" A. F. C., accompanied by his wife, K aboard the Alameda northbound 'o'