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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-31
POLICE ARREST 22
IN RAIDS MADE ON
CASSIDY'S ORDERS
Report Many Houses Dark
While Others mot in
Operation"

Twenty-Five. including FIVE women,
fell into the net Of the law In a
series OF raids made last Thursday
night by the bolice ficials on al
legged gaming joints and houses of
III fame. All were released under
bond for their appearance in city
court Friday morning.
over $500 and a large amount Of
gaming paraL hernalia were found
by the raiding officers, headed by
Sergt. Ben Roberts. when they Wis
tied the room at 11s y. Michigan st.
said by the police TO be operated by
Robert (Bob) Brown 4 poker
game and a crap game We're said 10
be in progress when the officers
entered. The money. chips. cards.
tables. cloths and other apparatus,
were confscated by the police as
evidence.
Raid Palace Hotel.
Those arrested at this 3oint gave
their names as Leslie Dalton, James
Carter, Harry Kane. Harry Black.
Howard Taylor, Harry Stein, Alex
ander Morris, Joseph NJ. Cherry,
Ray White, Cecil Hammett, James
Lewis. William Smith and Edward
Foster
nc Ediu vi the SdIlbAAil6 AOuHt
was one OF the most successful at
tempted by the police in recent
weeks. All the plans were carried
out. No one escaped nor was any
of the evidence destroyed.
Three men and three women
were arrested by the detail when
! they visited the alleged house of i'll
fame at the Palace hotel. 407 y.
Michigan St Gertrude Burgess was
/ charged with keeping the place and
Dorine Moore, Louise Bracket
| John Porter, Peter Novak, John
Oerline, were charged with fire.
quenting.
Says Houses Ozark"
Two women and one man were
arrested when the officers raided
| the alleged Joint at 424A s. Michi-
gan st. Minnie Taggart was charg-
| ed with keeping the place and Toney
| Darienzo and Angelina DarienzC
were charged with frequenting. The
last two claimed they were married
but when they could not satisfac
! torily answer the officers questions
they were arrested.
The raiding party, under orders
| Of Asst. Chief of Police Cassidy, las
night visited every suspected gam
ing house and house of i'll fame II
| the city. In most cases there wer,
women in the house, but no men
the officers reported. Some of tn
places were also reported as beinl
dark"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-31
POSTAL SAYINGS
RATE INCREASED
Department TO Issue New Sc
ries of Stamps on Tenth
Anniversary.

The United states postal savings
system viii mark it's tenth anulyer-
sary Jan. by issuing "a new postal
savings card which viii disDlace the
10 cent postal savings card which
has been ira use since the establish
mcnt 0f the system on Jan, I. 1911
The new card viii Poe furnished
free OF cost and when 10 postal saw
iugs stamps have been affixed. ID
vii be accepted az any depository
office ne a deposit Of one dollar or
f. may be- redeemed in cash. The
outstanding feature OF the new card
s. the translation into "a foreign
languages Of the statement that the
Faith Of the United States is solemn
+ pledged 20 the payment of de
posts made with the system
The service was first csta blished
az As pOstoffices. one in each state
on January ]. 1911. and. although
hampered by many restrictions as 90
rate OF interest and maximum
amount allowed on deposit. flo has
been trusted with 9162, 900 600 from
more than 500. 900 depositors. ac-
cordlng 10 Postmaster General Bur
Lesson.
Foreign Patronage
AS predicted BY its proponents
in the days before the passage Of tht
original Postal Savings act. our for
cign citizens have been the principa
patrons Of the system" said Burle
son. Taught ga their native coun
tries 20 look TO the government u
safeguard their savings. he said
They naturally expect this govern
ment 20 do likewise. In the presen
flood tide OF immigration. each new
conner as ne leaves the port Of en-
try, receives a leaflet in his owl
language outlining the method o.
operating the United States Posta
Savings system and urging him Z,
continue the practice OF thrift which
has been so necessary in the cOun
try he IL leaving. The service is
therefore. one Of the most poten
factors in furthering the American
tzatiOn movement"
The original act Of congress re
Btricted the total amount 10 b.
placed on deposit at $500 and tn
deposit OF this amount was limited
90 not more than 500 a month
Now the maximum MONTH yreposi
has been increased 20 $500. Post
master Burleson. IN his annual re
port to Congress. has recommends,
that increa sed rates Of interest b
paid 20 depoEtors according 20
letter sent by that official TO tn
South Bend postoffice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-31
Kelsey Arrested Here on
Charge Of Deserving Army

Harold Kelsey was arrested by
Detectives Hamilton and Delinski
early Thursday night at the request
OF army authorities who charge him
with being a deserter. He was or
dered in the city jail pending the ar
rival Of military authorities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-31
Plan More Prohibition
Raids in Middle Vest

CHICAGO. Dec. 80. - Further
raids on alleged wet spots Of the
four central states around Chicago
nre contemplated by Frank D. Rich
ardSon, dry enforcement chief. he
admitted Thursday. The plans call
for use Of an airplane which Mr..
Richardson has requested from
Washington.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-31
Former Russian Cabinet
Member Reported Shot

COPENHAGEN. Dec. 80. - NJ.
Pereveizeff, former Russian minis
ter Of justice in Prince Lvoff's cabi-
net in 1917. is reported TO have
been shot b. bOlsheviki az Sabasto-
pol.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-31
Doughty on Trial For
Alleged 100000 Theft

TORONTO. Ont. Dec. 30.-John
Doughty Thursday was committed
for trial by Magistrate G.. Denise.
charged with the theft OF Victory
erty OF Ambrose J. Small. missing
theatrical magnate OF this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-31
JOHN KUSH.

John Kush, infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Kush OF Terre COupee,
Ind. died at his home in that city
Thursday morning at 1880 o'clock.
Relatives in South Bend we're In
formed He was one year old.
Funeral services will be held
Monday morning at o'clock at st.
Stanislaw's church, and burial will
be IN St. JOseph's cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-31
Canal Tone TO BE Made
ImPregHGble, Say SolonS

SEW YORK. Dec. SO.-Repre
ECutatives Reed OF New York, Chris
tophersOn OF south Dakota. Currie
OF Michigan. and Rainey OF Alabama.
returned Thursday on the steamship
Cambria from Panama. where they
Inspected the canal zone. The con-
Ercssmen said that when defenses
now being installed are completed
the canal viii be impregnaDle from
land, sea, and air.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-31

DES MONIES. Ia. Dec. so.
IOwa's two-cent railroad passenger
fare law Thursday was held TO be
unconstitutional by Judge Martin J.
Wade OF the United States district
court. Officials were enjoined from
enforcing the law on traffic entirely
within the state.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-31
JdDS Do Not Protest
California Land LdiU,
Says Official Notice
Rv Associated press

BY Associated Press:
TOXIC, Dec. 30.-The statement
is made in official circles that Japan
has not protested the California
land measure in view OF the negO-
t.auOus which are pending. The
declaration made on Dec p by
Rep. Kahn of California that he be-
heved reports were true that the
JaLanese government had with
drawn its opposition 20 the Cali
fornia land law. il is believed. was
due possibly to misrepresentation
over the speech made by ViscOunt
Uchida. the foreign minister. before
the diet on Dec. "a. in which he ex-
pressed the opinion that a new Jap
anese- American treaty would be
concluded leading 20 notification OF
the California land law.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-31

State department officials az
Washington have declared that Rep.
Kahn was mistaken IN his impress
sion that Japan had Withdrawn op-
position 20 the California anti
japanese land law adopted in No
vember.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-31

(CONTTNUED FROM PAGE ONE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
SPORTS
BASEBALL MEN CALLED
IN GAMBLING PROBE
Sport Writers Committee Has Done
Nothing in It's In
vcstigntion.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2o.-Grand jury in
vestiEation OF alleged gambling by
baseball players in last years
worlds series and in tho game be-
tween the Chicago and Philadelphia
National League cluos August 81.
will start Wednesday. with a score
writer's subpocnacd TO testify.
Subpoenas were issued tonight
for the following. persons to appear
president q the American League:
Lesgas; Wiiliam t"ikidS G GIsaS"H.
manager OF the Chicago American
League club: President Comiskcy, OF
the Chicago American League club:
President Ececk. of tho Chicago Ma
iional League club; Jacob ("Rubc")
Giants; Bert L. Collyer and Frank
Q. Kline. both of Chicago and we'll
known sports writers; Harvey Wood
Tqm; sports edit1 lite, OF the Chicago
the Chicago Herald and Examiner;
]. Il; Sanborn and Oscar Reichow,
baseball writer's for the Chicago
respectively.
Subpoenas for additional players
probably Will be issued before the
logic. who is Working as prosecutor
under direct orders from Chief JUS
iice Mcdonald OF the Criminal Court.
He DECLARED Hal Chase, Lee Magee
major league players, probably would
be called.
When asked why Benton was tho
logic said he believed Benton had
information tho grand jury needed"
and that Benton would be asked TO
tell what IA certain player asked
The grad jury will not be given
any quantity of evidence concerning
baseball pools. he said. but every
the real Eambling--tho throwing of
games by star players"
1t became known tonight that the
pointed to investigate charges that
the Chicago -Phila delphia National
League game referred to by the grand
jury had been fixed" for Philadcl-
Sam Hall, sports editor Of the Herald
and Examiner, refused TO serve az
chairman, saying he could not spare
Tclesrams were sent tonight to
dering them to come before the jury
Wednesday.
Shortly before news of the grand
jury investigation became public,
President. Johnson made Il statement
in which he said the American League
It's next session making octting on
baseball game penitcntiary Of
tense.
President Johnson said the league
would ask that this law be made
as severe as possible and wordcd SO
as to eliminate all baseball pools
Only in this way, he said, could
gambling DC definitely eliminated
Crom baseball.
The Federal government should
Interest itself in this matter" said
President johnson. THE puolic be-
lieves in the integrity of baseball.
and II should be protected by Federal
laws"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
GARDENERS CLUB WINS
SIXTH CAME FOR INDIANS
leap Big Chief Drives In Six OF
American League Lenders
Eight Runs.
RED son FOUGHT GAMELY
boston Yielded Brilliantly, Regis
tcring Three Double PLAYS, but
Cleveland, Out for tho Pcnnant,
Wouldn't Be Denied,
Red soX FOUGHT GAMELY
tBy Associated Press.l

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Sept. 20
Cleveland won it's sixth consecutive
game today by defeating Boston. S
TO j, in tho second game of the scrirs.
principally because of Larry Gard
ncr's timely hitting.
Approximately 1000 fans bravcl
the cold weather to see the contcs;.
1t was Mails nth straight victory
since joining the local team.
Gardner drove in six of the league
leaders eight runs with two trinIc. :;
and a single. Ills first triple came In
tho third inning with the bases full.
Tho other was made in the. seventh.
with two mon on bases and one out.
With two down In the nth. his sin
gle scored Speaker. who had doubled.
On neither occasion did the third
'baScman score.
Sensational fielding by the Rcd Sox
characterized the game. Harry Hoop
or cut down two men at the plate.
one of which figured In ono OF Ros-
tons three double plays. Brady and
Scott also made brilliant plays
Malls was hit harder than usual,
burt kept his hits wellNscattcrcd OK
ccpt in tho second inning, when four
singles, combined with two errors
of Cleveland outticldcrs, scored all
OF Bostona runs.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
BROOKLYN INCREASES I.
LEAD IN PENNANT RACE
Cleveland Holds It's Game and a
Half Lead Over Chicago
White Sox.
tBy Associated Press. J

NEW YORK. Sept. Gothic Brook
lyn Nationals increased their lead over
New York today to five and one-half
games. while tho three American
League leaders all won. Cleveland re-
tainiug it's gamo and half lead
over Chicago.
Brooklyn won from Pittsburgh and
gained half game, as Now York
aud Cincinnati split IA doublc-header
The Supcrbas have only to win four
games out of seven 10 place the
pennant beyond Now Yorks GRASP.
and three out Of seven to make /,
top.
In the American League. both Chi.
ago and New York put much Hone
w the Cleveland Chicago series be
Einning Thursday. The White Sox
chnect TO overcome the Indians lea ii
"mu me Yankees feel surc that thcy
mIpui.n Keep pace with Chicago BY
,aRing the Washington series. and
max. the race even closer ono. II
INC indlans win half of their lively
! cumming games, the White Snx
wouih nave 10 win six out OF nine 10
~" mem and the Yankees seven out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
WHITE s0x WALLOP THREE
PHILADELPHIA TW|RLERs
Fifteen Hits Arc Made by Winners.
Risbcrg Gets Four Hits Out
OF Four Times Up.
(By Associated Prcss.l

CHICAGO. Sept. 20.-Thc Chicago
White Sox strengthened their grip on
second place in the American League
pennant race today when they bagged
their nth straight victory. defeating
Philadelphia, l3 to 4.
Red" Fabcr. who tanned New York
on Friday. held the Athletics score
less until the ninth inning, when they
raped out five hits, which. with an
error. Melted six runs
The Sox continued their heavy bat
ting. making fifteen hits off three
Philadelphia twirlers Risberg led
the attack with -FOUR safe blows in
TOUR times a! bat. lie baggcd a
triple. double and two singles.
Harris started on the mound for
nhiladelphia. but was forced to re-
tire after the sixth rg. Bigbec.
his successor. was " and his in
effectiveness. coupled with the White
son attack. forced him 10 give way
TO Kecfe.
Two triples by Ch!cago's utility
men-Faik and .Iourdan-coupied
with pass to Fabcr, gave the Sox
their last two runs
Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21

KETONEN AND TURNER BOUT
HIE Gnnrnntec for Contcnders Sece,-
Sitntcs Small Admission Fee for
Women ISuna

The climax TO the wrestling season
lie had Thursday night. when tho two
claimants OF the 15S-pound class
IrapplinE crown-Joc Turner. OF
WASHINGTON ID. c.. and Waino Ke-
tonen. or Worcester. Mass-meet In
finish two-out -of-thrcc-falls mat
argument These two men have not
met before this season. and. since
rach has van1uishcd with consider
able case all opponents In tho mid
dlewcieht class. the fastest and clcv
crest meeting of the season Is cx-
Ncctcd to cnsue
The management of the aroma re-
ports that good preliminary will be
arranged. which will be announced
later. Because the guarantee to he
given tho principals is OF such opu-
lencc. there will he a Slight Increase
in the prices OF tickets. women being
admitted for half-prlce, instead OF
free. as formerly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
SPORTS.
Babe" Ruth Makes 148
Runs, Breaking All Records
my Arsoclntcd I,rc.,,

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2O.-"Dabe,
Nuth broke another major league
record today. When Ruth scored
In the eleventh inning OF the New
fork-St. Louis game here today he
broke the record for run getting,
running his total 10 14S.
Ty Cobb held the previous record,
having hung UP tofuI of 147 runs
In 1911.
''Bnbc" has tied the worlds
hOmc-run record with forty-ninc
circuit ci0uts and some Enmcs 10
70.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
CARDS TROUNCE CELLARERS;
HEYOlER PROBES GAMBLING
National League President lnycsti-
eating PhiladcIphia-ChIcaEu
Game of August 30.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2O.--Hub-
bell weakened after allowing two
singles in the first six innings. and
st. Louis finally defeated phila-
dclphia today, to 3. scoring the
winning run OF RiNcy In tho tenth
inning. on singles by Stock and
itornshy and Mcllcnry's sacrifice ny.
john licydlcr. national League prcsi-
cent. was present to investigate
whether tho Philadelphia players
had any knowledge Of the alleged
gambling framc-up OF their three to
ono victory over Chicago in that city
August 20.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
BRAVES AND CUBS SPLIT
FAST D0UBLE-HEADER
Alexander Wins His Game by 9 to
Vaughn Hit Hard in
Early Frames.

BOSTON. Sept. 20.-Boston and Chi
cago divided honors in clicking off a
double headcr in less than three hours
today. Alexander pitching tho visitors
TO a 6-to-l decision in the first game.
while Boston hit Vaughn hard in the
carly inning and gained 9-to-l de-
cision in the second.
McQuillan was strong with men on
bases In the second game. and O'Neill'S
error on Eayr's throw in the fourth
inning gave the visitors their only
run.
The scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
NEW BASEBALL RULINGS

CINCINNATI. OHIO. sent 9o-Au
purchases ,. OF minor-league players by
noon Monday, September 81 new ~
national Baseball Commission an.
nounces In notice to ali m, iar-
league clubs made public here today.
me Tine for hlins reserve lists 10
10 be November ]. Instead of Gctnhn"
l, ana no waivers are TO he reuuesied
on sny players between October mi
Octobcr * the period during which
cluD oHlcials are usually attcndinf, IN -
Worlds series or other post-season
games. ""oii
The commission says its rulings ar.
inadc necessary 80 as TO give major
league clubs annie time to pn; - :,
Of their surplus players before ,hcv
submit their forty-player reserve iist
which II seems impossible for som.
to do prior to October l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
COLUMBIA VS.. ATLANTA
IRy ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

ATLANTA. GA, Sept. Gothic CO.
lumbia team. pcnnant winners Of the
south Atlantic Association, will play
q post season series of i've game,
here. beginning tomorrow, with the
Atlanta southern Association club.
The Carolina team won an cyhihi
ton series last week from tho cham
pion Tampa team. OF the Florida
state League Tho Crackers. who
finished third in the Southern Assa-
citation, played exhibition games yes
terday and today. defeating the Blu
ford team, pennant winner in the
Northeast Georgia League. today, Is
to 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
SUPERBAs TRIM PIRATES
IN TEN-|NN|NG BATTLE
konctchy's Home Run Tied tho
Score and Neis' Single and
Bnscr,Inning Did the Rest.
TBy NssOclntcd Prcss /

BROOKLYN, " Y. Sept. Co
Brooklyn won the final game of the
Brooklyn-PittsburS series here to-
day, 10 ], in ten innings.
Both teams hit the pitchers freely.
nut without results until the ninth,
when Traynor scored on his double
after SchmidtS sacrifice and BiSbecs
single.
Brooklyn tied the score in the same
inning when konctchy lifted tho ball
into the left-iicld bleachcrs for q
nome run. Neis singled in tho tenth,
with TWO out and scored all the way
from first on Myers double against
the right-hcld fence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21

Bat;ed or Eenton in sixth
Score by innings: II
Cincinnati .. .o03OO4 0n-o
New York n OOln {, q q .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21

Totals .......... - seer :.
Battcd for Bush in eighth.
SrnFn hy in nj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
chIcnEo-Detroit ro.tponed cnm.

I IVY NFNIClIFeH TrrNs I
CHICAGO. Sept. Gothic postooped
game between Chicago and Detroit of
April 20 viii be played here Scptem-
troit club originally agreed to play
the game here some time ago. but in
stead went to st. Louis and played n
postponed game there. The question
was taken before the board of arbi-
tration of the American League and
on the recommendation OF Colonel
Rupert, member OF the board, the
game will he PLAYED here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.]
PORTSMOUTH, VA, Sept. 20

After going like a house attire for
seven innings today Pitcher McWhor-
ter blew up. assisted by errors of
Smith and Baker, and Portsmouth
by "A score of 3 TO ..
Richmond was we'll on the way to
another victory. and the pcnDant with
tile score standing to |. when Baker
pulled "a boner, after playing an cX-
whole team seemed 10 fall apart.
before the furry was over Ports
mouth had scored four runs. which
load was never ovcrtakcn, although
Manager Gooch went in to bat for
McWhortcr. but failed to deliver.
Portsmouth owners wanted the de-
Gliding game played in either the
Trucker city or Norfoik, but Rich
mond insisted upon living UP to the
league rules, and the final gamo will
he played in Richmond tomorrow.
Tho score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21

Roston :......0 B o o o o o q %
cleveland ........1 0 | o , Ox-S
Summary: Two-base hits-Scott
Speaker. Three-basc hits-Iinoper
Gardner (2). stolen bascs-IVumbs,
ganss. Sacriflcc-Speaker. Double
plays-Hooper and Schang: Wit and
Mclnnis; Bush. Scott and McInnis
l'cft on hascs--Bost 10: Cleveland,
,. Bases on balls-on Bush, 4: OF
Mails, ]. liits--off Bush. IL in :: OF
!loyt, ] in !. Struck out-by Bush.
J; by Mails. 5. Losing pitchcr-Rush'
.mpires-Nallin and Evans. Time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
YANKEES BEAT BROWNS

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2o.-Ruth's dou-
bile. Pratts single and PeckinpauEh's
bunt, scoring Ruth. gave New York
a 4-to-3 victory over ST. Louis in an
clcven-inning game here today.
Spectacular fielding featured the
game. One-handed catches by Tobin
and Ruth in the ninth cut off runs.
Pratt handled sixteen chances with
out an error. Wei,nan and Mays
were good in the p!nchcs, the lat
ter weakening only in the seventh.
when the locals punched four hits for
their three runs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
GIANTS AND CINCINNATI
SPLIT A D0UBLE-HEADER
New York Took the First Gnme 5 to .
and the Reds Captured the

and Cincinnati broke even in today's
double header.
The Giants won the first game TO
:, scoring three of their runs on wild
throws by Groh and Daubert.
The Reds took the second contest Q
TO 3, when Miller scattered New
fork's twelve hits. He struck out
eight men. Burns three times In
row, and frightened with men on
bases.
Cincin hit both Benton and Per-
rift hard The scores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
SENATORS WIN ONE
my A,sociated Pcs,

bf. TRO1T. Sept. 20-Wasbinr-ton
punched hiis off two Detroit nitcbcra
To-Day With errors and bases on balls
ana TOOK the third game OF the series
Two triples by Judge and Rice.
with single and sacrIrco nett -.
visitors three In the first, whtIo four
Singles. base on balls and two or.
rous gave them hve in tho eighth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-21
DEMPSEY MORAN BOUT OFF

BOSTON. Sept. 2o-The State Box
ing Commission today refused 10
yey- and Frank Moran, In which IN.
heavyweight championship would
have been at stake, The match had
been tentatively arranged for Revere.
OCTOBER az. The commission made no
announcement for It's reasons for re-
fusinS sanction.
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CAMP LEE VS.. CHURCH HILL

Camp Lee will send their strong
baseoall team 10 Richmond tomorrow
AFTERNOON 20 battcl with the city
either Byrd Park or boulevard FIoid.
Game will be called at 1870 and
grounds announced tomorrow,