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PlMLICO ENTRIES

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Gear
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Preferred stocks are
all right, but how about
preferred real estate?
West Broad Street lots
are all preferred. Ask
the man who lends
money on property.
Attend the auction sale
of West Broad Street
business lots at 5 P. M.
TODAY. Sale con-
Quoted by A tia tic
Coast Realty Co.-Adv.
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TotaA "a 1c7 - Totals 70 az 10
'Battcd for Commons in til. ninth
|sattcd for Friday in the ninth.
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CHAMBERLAIN WINS
Nine From westhnmpton Bcnts Gin
ter Park Team ON Seminary Dia-
Inond-Ifnnkfnhp Pitched StcnuIiy,

Chnmbcrlaync School for boys won
a baseball victory over the Gmtcr
Park High School team yesterday
a afternoon. by the score or to J. The
game was played on the Seminary
diamond AMI tho youthful players
fought hard for victory. Steady
pitching hy Iiankins enabled the nine
from Wrsthampton 10 win. Thomson
lead the victorious team In batting.
by landing for three hits, one a
donLin
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YOUNG BOXER DROPS DEAD
Louis SuIIcc Expires After SpnrrinE
Eor.S-t.fo Hounds nj bridgeport,
Connecticut.

1BNIDGEPORT. CONN. May a.
Louis Sullec. is years old. or this
Louis Sullcc. eighteen years old. Of
this city, dropped dead in tho boxing
ring at the Acorn Athletic club to-
nigh; after he had SPARED fOrty-two
seconds with Young Saxon" n sew
fcntcen- year-old boxer. Persons az
the ring side said that no heavy blows
had been struck and Medical DIrcc-
tor Gariick rcDortcd no evidence OF
external. injury on Sullecs body.
SAXON" who said his real name Is
Anthony Rciartha. was arrested an
held in Bonds OF $1,000 on charge
OF man slaughter.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

A. Raleigh-North Carolina state.
"a: Wake Forest College. ..
At Knoxville. Tenn.--University o.
o: University OF Ten
~ Mtddlstown. Conn.-wesieyan.
~ Blachshurg. Va-E r. J.. 8:
iTe shington and Lee. 2
3 ~ Tallahassee, Fia.--Auburn. .:
4 florida. ..
,.t Greenville. S. c-Furman. 2;
s3osvjdson. I.
satAt Parkersburg. w. vA.-Piit.-
sfsrgh fNationals). 10; Psrkersourg
0.
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CUBS TAKE TWO GAMES
IRy NssncintcL rr.ss.l

CINCINNATI. May 3.-Chiraco won
both games of the first double heade.
OF the season here today, . to and
b to o.. Cincinnati secured only one
run off Vaughn, who also drove in
Dcth OF the Chicago runs in the first
game with clean hits. In the second
game Alexander held the Reds safe a,
all times. no, allowing a runner 10
reach third base.
FIRST GAME.
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BROWNS DROP SERIES
IRN N.sno.atrl rress l

ST. LOUIS. May 3.--Ch!caFo hit
So,horon freely today during his stay
in the box and aided ~ loose nod
ing on the part OF the local team dc
fcatcd 81. Louis tho third consecutive
time. The score was TO I. The only
run scored by 81. Louis resulted from
wild pitch by Williams following
Tohin'S triple.
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Totals IS 7atla Totals 2s 9e7 II
Davies ran in ninth for Clarke.
1Dcvens batted for I.udcsiro in ninth

ptierSburS ..........n +:
Suffolk ......! 40 o o Ga a-t
Summary: Runs scorcd-E!rin., ..
Moran. Poole. Mack. Bradley. Kelly. Two
base hts-Downey. I.udcstro Three ba 30
Klein Base on halls-of Bradley. 3: on
I.udcstro. none. struck out--by Bradley.
:; by Ludcstro. 6. Left on bascS-Suffoik
&; Petersburg. s. Hit nv pitched hall
Kein. Er-ors-Grnctv, BRADLEY. Sacri-
Ace hit-Davies. Wild pitch--by Bradley
:, Command. Klein. Cmpire-Guyon
Time. i:io. Attendance. 1000
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TARs WIN ON ERRORS
Especial to The Timcs-Dsspatch

IIP'NIHt
WILSON, y. G.. May 3.-Norfolk
ocstcd Wilson in the iira, game Of the
series here today by the score Of ;
to |.
Fridays defense cracked in both
the sixth and seventh. inii.ld errors
presenting the visitors with two runs.
Both Stanley and Friday pitched
winning ball. allowing one earned run
each. Zilcuger's hitting and Roth's
fielding were tho decided features Of
fast and snappy game.
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Augusta Rents stanton.

TSrtclaI 10 Thr T.mcs- Dlkputrh.T
ST'AUNTON. VA. May Augusta
Military Academy defeated its ,radi-
ton rival. stanton Military Acud-
envy, in baseball this afternoon by
the score or 10 !. on the formers
grounds Nugcnt. for Augusta. pitch
ed I:ltcdgc BAH and practically was
nnhiitablc with men on bases. y. NJ.
4. played crrorlcss ball.
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TIGERS WIN FIRST GAME
nv Associated rrcss. I

DETROIT. MICH. May :.-Excel-
lent pitching and punched hits when
they were needed broke Detroits long
losing streak today and the Tigers
won from Cleveland. to /. In the
FIRST seven innings Leonard. pitching
for Detroit. yielded only one safe hit.
Cleveland used three pitchers in an
effort TO stem the Tiger rally. ~
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JERSEY HAS LONG BOUTS
1DainE Eiizib~thIuns Go Twcly
Hounds Under New Stntr
IBy Associated Press !

JERSEY CITY. y. j, May 3.-The
frs; ;wciye-ronnd boxing bouts. per
United under the amended State hox-
ing law Increasing the limit from
eight rounds. were fought here TO-
hiEht Willie B.cChcr. OF New York
outfouSht Young Andy CLANCY, or
baltimore. earning tho honors in
eight Of the rounds. with one even.
Both are feathorwcights.
In another twelvc-round contest
Pal Moran. "a lightweight. OF Now
Orleans. outpOintcd johnny Drum,
inic, OF Jersey CITY
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io'h's I"t"1S ~ ~ II
..,coogin battcd for Riley in eighth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-04

When the cost Of build
ing material comes
down, watch land values
go up. Property values
are almost the only
values which have not
advanced in the last
four years, on account
of the war. Auction
sale of the most desir-
able business proper
ties on the street takes
place TODAY at 5P. M.
Sale conducted by At
lantic Coast Realty Co.
ADV. ....., )
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PITCHERS RECORDS,
NEW LONDON TEAM WINS
Defeats DanVillr High school Nine
by Score or II tn inside
Baseball Featured.

Especial o The Times DispatShl
bANNIl.bE. VA. May - New
London Academy defeated the Dan
Vile High school Saturday in 4 game
The score was - to :. The visitors
ovcrcamc fvr-run lead and made
a clear margin in the las; three in
ninSs.
Scor" by innings; Il. II. T..
y. l.. 4. 0i0nio3 1l-i4 1" :.
u. II. :. 80. 20 zoe o @ 10 .
Batteries: y. l.. a. Doolcy and
Brown: -. II. :. Wilson and Luther.
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state College Wins.

Sp"c!a! 10 The TiInca -DixpAtch
EAIElGH. y. g.. May Tin tie
hardest fought game o: 'he .casnii
S"Ein Carolina state fo.ieE. .l!n!-
mated Wake Fo-c,t from inc state
ainp.onHhip racc here this aicr.
nOOh1y the score OF 8 70 :.
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New York
'""a'' ~ ~ 80 l"'ha' - = - 4
.Batteh :cr N"hf in ninth

Score by \nings q,
New York l ga u ~
philadelphia Sl o o q
Summary: Runs-Youny :. Kanr -
Doyle. ?: Williams M"u-nI = j. Mile
as: Pauietts. II Miller. Trscess-r Error
.-k Sun. Trsx.Sser. Tw0-bsse hits
smith. Young. Eaun M-uscl. Paul.t!,..
IRA sesser. Williams. ?. Three hit
IL. Miller. Double play--Fl.tchrf to
Doy,. 20 Kelly. LEFT on basrs-N-w York
Z: philadelphia. -. Base on ba!..---Jr.
Meadows. .. lIit bv pi.ohtr--by Meadow.
SfFietcher) struck out--hy N.hr. {;
Meadow. 4 Cmpir-s-O'Day ar1 Eft
Time, s:GS.
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FORK UNION NINE WINS
CONTEST FROM CHATHAM
Curtis Thompson Fans Twenty Men
nnd Allows Only -Four
IIIta.

Especial to The Times -DIspatch.1
FORK UNION. VA, May 5-I|ork
Union Military Academy added TO It's
baseball record here this afternoon
by defeating Chatham Training School
by the score OF to !.
Curtis Thompson, II Richmond bow.
pitching for the home team. strncle
out twenty Of the visiting battcrs and
allowed but four hits. Mintcr. tho
Chatham pitcher. also held Forls
Union 20 Il quartet OF sineles hut
two home runs. one by Berger and
the other by Fray. ruined his chances
To wni.
Today's victory places tn. Cadets,
IN line OF the preparatory school
championships The locals have lost
but one game this season ana have
Ifentcd Woodherry; Chatham ana
1:crsdictine. The Blackstone Mill
tarA Academy defeated Fork Union
In Blackstone by II close score and
efforts OF the Fork Union manage
Inent oarranEc IL return game with
blackstone have proved futile.
Fork Union VIII play l'ishburne
Military Academy Saturday. The
place or the contest has no ibccn de-
cidcd upon.
Score of yrStcrtay's game.
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SECOND G.tME:.
icaEo. = cincinnati.
Totals 80 Z. .7io Totals
'ba'ed for Fisher in eighth.


Chicago .-..,...-.. o 0 o o "a
Cincinnati - o u u q & q "a
summary: Euns-Iiollrch.r ii.ra,ir
Deal. Robertson ca. Errors-kOr' W.nEn
~. flsnfr. Two oase h.i--Flact i;uru.
run-Roo"ris"H stolen Dases--Ciron Pas
ktrt. Robertson. %acrific-s-Barh.r IJ-.l.
Alexander Double pIays--iicr1ug 10 Ear-
h"ri BaFbnr lunHsSis;'.D. l.cft on bis-,
Chicago. q. Cincinnati. :. R.s-S on t4ls
OF I,:sher. : OF AleSanl"r o. Ii,s
~ Fisher. N innings. ~ Br..sl,r %
IN ! inning HI boy ptch'r by Fisher.
strucr Out--by br"ssier. l.GsinE lift-,..-
Fisher tmpires-Mpran snd H,=g.r.
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Ted Miller Kicks
Himself Out of Game
Especial to The rin,cs-pi.pu,ch.

DASNiILE. "a. May ;L-"Tod"
Miller. the young first bnncmnp
turned over 4" the Durham team
of the Piedmont f.cnEue by MIMI
apcr Ice GOorh, OF the Richmond
Virginia l.raEurD tenn, became
excited oyer decision, OF the un,-
pirc tn X game hcpe with Dam
vile and kicked 80 strcnuoustS
that he WINS forced out of the
game. The work OF Umpire Lohr
WIS unsatisfactory throughout the
contest. mud there were ntrny
kirtSS Un both sides.
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STANDING or CI.rEs.

WHERE TIIES PLAY TO-DAY.
hicaEo mt Cincinnati.
BrO1llyn mt Boston.
New York at Philadelphia
Only three scheduled.
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Washington.
PhilHiieipi,in.
T"'i-' II e TOfa.. s,J..-,-
tEa;.Hi i0f 'asty IN second
HATED Tor Dykes IN ninth

~ ~
SSore ~ lun!ngs :.
rails Je.piIia -I y q 4 q a -
W. shlHetnn ~ , - - e. n
sum ;narj h"nt-Dykea. . s,runs.
l'pEar. P"fk!Hgs. Sty..g INDY. >. MI,n
Eir". ROth. .. Harris =: O'%riU ~
M.gn' Error Dy.-s. shannon. riri-
Gpp-'u"y. s'rIrk ri-ini-r rnrc. Ia {.
aii--c Neil stolen bum Sar-l.
h.'-'2'T m LEI "a 'SS---rhiiade!-
'.tin.y. . Martin. Enurnel. 4 HIS
-HU Hsfi'n, itn,.- runs 4r0red iss
'%urin'y. ~ - inning. ~. HAIR
~ ! on Snyd-r. ia Ii-G on hom,n4i
. - - Fi!t Ia gits hey fyrrulIl Tfi,r.
b. Si're!: nIc-Dy rYu-tn-y (: lTa.iy.
snsd'f; o. fornn"'. ana Si,ch-
StydTr fsssr4 ba.-F' .r5-!rE w'nnIn.
- I"f---SI t6'- i.DsiEE Bitf G.--as- IN
impure Hhti.r1fy anu Connolly Tim,
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Chicago.
ST. Louis.
Totals 33l. q

Score 10y INNINGS: x.
Chicago .............o q : O.,
ST Louis .......o . u d . e.!
Su IN nj ry: RuaS--.Iac kSon. Fcisc n.
.Iourdan R.Sbers =: SChaih. &. Williams.
Tobin r:rror~--K Williams. Gerber. :.
Three base hit--Tohin. Sacrifice ht-E.
>W!iiinnE Doub'. p.a;s-E'sb" berg TO r.
Collins to Jour.iBn; 9. Williams to Weaver
to Jou-dan: SEVERED 10 Austin. left On
bases-,>hicaEC. =: -. Lon.s. =. base on
balls--So;horou. s: Davis. = Hts-on
Sothoron. 20 in !-S innings cone out in
SIXTH: on Davis. In - innings.
Struck out--hy Williams. |: So;horon. !:
Davis. s. W!ld pitch-W!i'ia ms. Losing
pItchc--Sothoron. tmpireS-Ch!il and
owens. Times, i:th.
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Moore Win. nnn,

MEMPHIS. TENN. May 3-Pal
Moore. Memphis bantam weight, was
given a referees decision over Jack
Wolfe, Of Cleveland. after an eight
round bout here tonight. Moore had
the best Of al! OF the rounds accord
ing TO newspaper writers.
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SENATORS WIN AGAIN

W ASHINGToN. MAY Washing
Ton Knocked MaStin and iiuSty out %!
The box In the first inning today .rin-
ming easily from pniladelp iIo ! 10 G.
Courtney. FOR til. locals, also was
forced out IN the second hui snyder.
who succeeded MIN. held The visitors
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ALLAN RUSSELL ALLOWS
NEW YORK BUT THREE HITS
Former Yankee Holds Huggin>'
Crew Safe and inS Little
Trouble Winning.
Ipv .Nssocinted rrcss. ]

NEW YORK. May 3.--Allan Rus
sell. a Yankee pitching discard. de-
feated New York here today. the Bos-
Ton Americans winning the fourth
game OF the series. ; to /. Russell
held the Yankees 10 three hits and
his own wild throw helped New York
to score in the second inning. Boston
won by hitting MoEridEc hard in the
first inning. when The visitors scored
twice.
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Rocky Mount .......l GOT o o.;
Nrw-prt News ......u " u u q %
Summary: Two-b base hit--fIrannIgan.
Three base hit--Fagan. Doubi" play
Dunn 10 Brannigan. Struck out-by Hnr-
ris. \; BY Fullcnweider, D. Base on balls
Off harris. I: on Fullrnwcidrr /. Stolen
ha SEES simmons. - Champagne. Sperhcr
Walker and Chariot. Left on bases
Newport News. D: Rocky Mount 9. Frs;
base on crrors--Glcason and Chisholm
Attendance. 1880 Cmpirr--Bob Ganl"y
IIme Of game. ono hour httY- five mlnm;cs
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summary: Huns-Baker. .: smith. .:
Malone. i;rrors.-Barton. Stack. q
Wat. ): Earned runs-REhmond. 3:
Portsmouth. =. Two-base 'hits-t;ooCh
and Mallonee. Struck out--by Kirchcr.
:; by Crochet. T.. Base on baiis--ofr
ki-cher. !: of Crockett. ]. Left on bases
.Eichmord. I: Portsmouth. 4. Double
r.ay--Barton to Bealc. Stolen basc-Ar-
raEon.- Sacrifice hit-Watt. Umpire
c-th. Time OF game. 1910.
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Mobi!t. :. NashVillc, N3 II
ninGs).
birmingham. =: Chattanooga, l.
Atlanta Memphis Crain)
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PHILlIES BAT NEHF HARD

PHILADELPHIA Nav 2-ph!!ad.,-
phia pounded N.hf FOR twenty ono
hits today. winning easily from y n ~
York the third straight gam. ~ ,ua
series and tn" locals ffth s'ra!=ii,
victory. Tho SCORE VA. : 10 s
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Cleveland.


ran lot Johnston in II nth.
Score Ivy innings: r.
Cleveland .....G . 0 1 OIL
Dclroit .......n !. o o I-5
summary: Observation-Disclosures. Ncach.
Cobh, Hcilmsn. Fiagst"ad. Aiusrn;ih Err
To!s.-iraIcy. Johnston: Morton. Ain
Sacrifice S-Bush. Hale. Hc!I!nan Double
plays-thapinan 20 Johnston TO Gardner:
chapman 20 WambsganSs 20 Johnston.
Left on aSss--Clcvc!aaG :. Detroit. &.
Bases on bsl--or Morton. :: i.Aona rd
i hnrChison. 8 Hits-pn Norton in
:; innings (acr" on: in tDu-IhJ of Muir
Gibson. in |. Fa";h. ! IN / Struc. out
--i."onard. :. Losing pit chrr--Morton.
Cmpires-lisldebrant and Evans Time.
. hour
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South A;lln!i, Meet
Awarded to Blacksburg
my Associated prcss.I

BLACNSBUNG. VA. May g.
The south Atlantic track games
:'nd athletic carnival will lie held
here Mny md \, IL was an
nounccd today, with representa-
lives from the following fnstttu-
tions participating,
University or Virginia, JOhnS
Hopkins, Catholic University,
Georgetown University. washing
ton and Lee, University OF North
Carolina md Virginia Polytechnic
Instftutc.
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Shreveport. s: For, Worth. ..
Dallas Wichita Falls trainJ.
beaumont, 5; Houston. 6.
San Anton!o. u: Galveston, :.
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STANDING OF CI.rB

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland Mt Detroit
Philadelphia at Washington
Boston at New York.
Chicago mt 81. Louis.
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WHERE THEY rI.AY TO-DAY.
Richmond at Portsmouth.
Rocky Mount mt N~wpor: News
Norfolk nj Wilson.
Petersburg at Suffolk.
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South Atlantic League.

Charleston, 4; Charlotte 3
SpartanburG. -: Grccuvil!c. a.
Columbia. :: Augusta, 90 IN
linEs)
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston. =: tsrookiyn, ! u0 inninEs).
Chicago. 20: Cincinnati. 10.
philadelphia. Q; New York. g.
Only three scheduled.
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Norfolk .............0 o o . III
Wilson ..............0 o0U . @ OIL
man. Ziiengcr. Errors"i.ca,h"rs. Simons.
conno-s. :. Two-base hits--Ennis and
B-ibeck. Sacrifice hits-lLram"r STANLEY
= Stolen bascs-Ziicnscr and corcoran,
Struck out-hy Friday. 4: by STANLEY. T..
Base on balls--oH Stanley. .: OF Friday.
., Time of game. i:aS umpire-Dran-
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Detroit. s; Cleveland. !.
nhhinSton. II; Philadelphia. s.
chicago. :; 81. Louis. ].
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SIMMS BUYS CONTRACT
Kentucky Horsemun VIII Uny.
Jockey ROblnN0n to Ride His
Horses.
tBy Associated Press. ]


10y AshOCIHttd I'rNSY.
LOUISVILLE, KY. May 3.-Edwar I'd
T.. Simms, OF Paris. Ky. has pur-
chased the contract OF u. -. Lester
of Louisville. for the services o!
Jockey Clim Robinson. for S35. 900. ac.
cording TO announcement here today
Robinson. the announcement said
contracted with Mr.. Lester wear
ago 10 ride for him for three wears
for $4,000
Mr.. Simms' racing stable includes
Prince Pal. derby candidate.
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BROOKLYN
Totals Gii.as
ono out when winning run scored

voHr OUT Whom WINNIE run scorcd.
score oH innings: II.
Bsooklyn 600 nio 900 oeo 900 ooo 81
:. Summary. Runs--Smith. PICK. SuiI!va u.
Errors-..Smith, o'Ncil. :? Twh-baSr Ms
@ckt!dur. Ma-anvills, Pick. St"'"n lasr--
SULLIVAN Sacr f g - s-MyArs Sullivan
Powell. Holkc. Boeckel. Doublc plays
smith to Olson: Johnston TO Enne;chy to
Miller; ,E'iiinEim 20 IIolkc. Left on la s.
Brooklyn. -; BOSTON. -. Base on halls
on Smith. !: Fiiiing'm. I. Struck out
by smith. ;: by Fn!inE!m. (. Umplrcs
Hart and McCormirS. Time. sos.
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FIRST GAME.
Chicago
Cincinnati.
Totals las :iis Totals .
'Battcl for Filler in eighth.

Chica go .......... 5000 81 q T..
Z Cincinnati ....... I o n f" q q I'll
Summary: Runs-Roher;son 90. Dur
can. Errors-Robertson. GToh. Two-Oase
hits-Barber. Robertson. Stolen bases
! Flack Sacrifces-Rath. Deal Left on
4: Cincinnati. :, Bases
u on balls-onH Eil"r. =, on Vaughn, ]. Hts
off Eiier. In innings. OF Luqur.
In Inning. struck "ut--7by Filler. l. by
Vaughn. .. Losing pIishhr--ElIsr. TIM
pires-Rislcr and Moran. Time Of game
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pcarancc here. the Shipbuiidcrs failed
to give the support with which Harris
would have won his game.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

:, RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond. .: Port sipuutli. >.
Rocky Mount. 3: Newport News, ..
Norfolk. s; Wilson. !.
suffolk. :: Petersburg. 3.
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New York
Boston.
Totals 20 i2i

Score b. Innings: II
Boston ..............o q u u | 81
New York ....a U U q
summary: Euns--MrNaliy. McnoskN.
Eos;e-. Lewis. Errnrs-kpssel: Ward
Two.hasc hit-Mclnnis: Thrce-h base h!t
Hooper. SaC.if>c--ward. Double Play
-MoGr:dge to Frat; 10 Peckinpaush 10
ripr. let; on ha>es---New York. .: Bo:-
ton 5. RaSe on haiIs-on MoEridEc. =:
of Russell; |. Struck oui-hy MoSrdGc;
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MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
American Association.

St Paul. {; milwaukee,. !.
Minneapolis. 10: Kansas City, :.
90 umbuS. j: Louisville, s.
Toledo, :: indianapolis, .
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dorsey CITY. .: Bunalo. g.
syracuse. 4: Toronto. 3
Reading. 3; Rochester. !.
Baltimore, }: Akron. >
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-07-30
KENDALLVILLE OWL.

A large crowd attended the sociable.
Friday evening, at Archie Moore's.
L. Boyer came Friday to spend q few
days at the Fred Barnes home.
Clyde Barnes left yesterday for few
days on business in Minneapolis.
Sam Moore and wife went home to
DEBORAH, Wednesday.
Rev. Turner and family attended the
sociable given at Archie Moore's.
Mrs. Earl Trouten and daughter Hazel
are spending few days at the Will
Elliott home
Will Elliott and Floyd Watkins and
families spent Sunday with Earl Trou-
tens.
Luella Barnes. Lusna Ellingson and
Clyde Barnes went to DEBORAH, Friday
afternoon.
Will Elliott has been on the sick list,
this week.
Mrs. A. E. Barnes, Luella and Clyde
Barnes and Lusna Ellingson spent Sum-
day at Mabel, MINI.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-07-30
RONAIR

Mrs Rob Owens and son John re-
turned home Saturday after q weeks
visit in Minnesota
Mrs. N ckermsn's sister returned
home last Monday after spending
weeks visit here
Next Sunday evening, Aug Let, the
Comrades class will render the fourth
of their summer series Of services.
Subject: Rural Posms and Rural Songs
A short address will be given BY the
pastor on some possibilities Of rural
life.
The W. C.. T. u spent their annual
picnic with Mrs Robert Thomas. A
very enjoyable and profitable time was
spent by all.
Evrin Fessler, of Illinois, motored
through and visited his friends, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Setchell. He thought the
country and crops around here looked
fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Best are occupy
ing one of P. Setchel's houses for two
months. Mr.. Best is working On the
county ditch.
Mrs. Jen Scmidt is having severe
trouble with her eyes. DR.. Jinderlee
is attending her. ~
We are sorry to hear that little Fay
Sparks is suffering with appendicitis
and hope she may recover without op-
erstion.
Mrs. Abbie Smith is visiting her
daughter effort Dodge.
P: Setchel purchased the Friend
farm west of Bonair