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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28

|pl!ITs BEAT TRUCKERS
UCK DAUGHTON STARTS
HITTING THE BALL AGAIN
npirc Guyon Escorted on Field and
~ to Hotel by SOUND

p lCSpecial to The Times Dispatch.)
PORTSMOUTH. VA. July 27.-A-
a pr bringing this afternoons game
ioga ninth-innins tie. to s. the Rich
4 1nond Colts brcczcd past the Truckers
"a the tenth inning by score Of
ssto.3. The game was one OF the most
exciting ever witnessed on the local
Held. and as it's final setting presented
sypicture OF Umpire Guyon being es-
ssorted from the field TO the club house
Ivy a squad OF a dozen policemen.
:! "A decision at the plate in the tenth,
(which gave the visitors the edso on
!. i he locals. so aroused the stands that
ne bleacherites swarmed on the field
when the last Trucker had been re-
Tired in the tenth, storming Guyon.
,rhe police, evidently anticipating. just
0uurroundcd him. and. pursued by the
.aarowd. hurried him into the club
ff,ouse.
fHnsoe fans loitered about the gates for
Hs half hour after the contest closed
ihsuyon was again given police es-
sk2ark in an automobile.
The drama;ic ending 10 the game
Encouragement 'he fact shal Pi fro
Rittsbursh. made his brief dcbu, for
:she Truckers. and presented Rich
snond with the lead that enabled them
ito win out a the end.
The first half dozen balls Schott
ettohed were wild as the daisies in
The outfieid, and the first two men
Iiccd and Gooch scored the runners
Ewith n long single 10 center.
DS Schott was chased TO the showers
lind back to pittsburgh after the
Sersice viii the locals. 'O'" ''' WV
The Truckers tied things up in the
Shird. when Bangs walked after
rSsr ead nSppS second up to s sqnr
fGoosetree grounded out to Short, Dut
fHioS beat out an inheld hit, and
1sbped second. Rooney scored Bangs
land VioS ahead OF him.
al In the fourth, Gooch doubled ana
.Fwas sacrificed TO third ty A-aEon.
QlStone famed, but Daughton contrib
,suted a timely single. and Gooch dui:
lohis spikes into the rubber for u third
~ Portsmouth's tying run was n gift.
nSBangs WAS safe on Holmes first err
< Tor, ana stole second Goosctrcc sent
isyBanes scored when Smith dropped
niNioX's litter.
Holmes gave Rooney repriove by
lfmessing UP an easy boundr-. and
,-aawas out at the plate.
So The bases were still loaded with
1.-TWO down. but Mallonee missed ever
slasting glory by falling 10 come
Sacross with the needed hit. rolling
,rout TO second.
Y In the fatal tenth. Smith had dou-
&c bled to right after schultz had been
- retired and Stuart famed. Holmes
4tcmpted to score from second. The
Cball was rclaycd too rapidly from
& center. and as the runner slid Park
p er was waiting for him Ut the plate.
. precipitatcd the later outburst from
; iblencheritcs.
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WIRETAPPER HELD
Swindled Victims Out OF SIO5, 900 on
Racer in Two
Months,
IRy Associated PrcssI

by Associated Presss
NEW YORK, July 27.-Frank Mac
sherry. held here as u fugitive from
justice, from Florida, where he is
wanted IN connection with sos. 900
overlapping swindle game" lost his
hEht TO prevent cStradition today
when Il writ of habeas corpus was
denied by the State Supreme Court.
He was. however. granted two
weeks stay OF execution OF the ex-
tradition warrant to allow his attor-
neFs tine to file an appeal. and he
was given his liberty under $4,000
The charge against Macsherry. ac-
cording to atfidavits presented to the
court, Is that at Palm Beach. Fla,
he. acting in concert with four others,
swindled victims out of 100000 Nv
the old "wire-tapping Ealre." on M,
races during the months IL Decem-
Der, l9l9. and Jahuary. 1870.
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New York.
ST. Louis.
Totals ....23 3lil4 Totals ....33 II q II
'Batted for Kline In eighth.

ST. Louis .................0 q I OIL
New York ................3 0 ! 2 l o Ks
Summary: Kuns ST. I.ouis-Heath-
cote. New York-Burns. Bancroft. Young
CD. FrIsch. Kelly 90. Barnes Error,-
Two-base hits Fourier. Kelly. stolen
basc--Frisch. Sacri'ices-Doyic. Schultz.
roubic piays-Burnes to Smith to Kelly
Ioyie 70 bancroft to Kelly: frisch TO
kelly: Fourier tunassIstedb. Left on
basas-St. Louis. 6; Sew York. 6 Bases
on on, ba,,I ball; ri Nor;h :: Kline. 2
In hrsr: of North. In g. of Kline, J
N ?; OF Glenn, in !. Hit by pitcher
by Barnes CFournlerl Struck out -hy
Barncs. J. Baik-Glenn. Passed bnli-
Cl.mons. Losing p!tcher-Ilaines. Tim
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TED MEREDITH REPORTS
GAMES FOR TIMES-DISPATCH
Champion iInif-NIiicr to Send DnI,y
McsHagc on All
Events.

James Ted" Meredith. one OF the
most famous athletes ever dnyaloneG
IN America, sailed today with the
United States Olympic team. TO mar
ticipatc in tho games ut Antwerp.
NJ eredith was the University OF Penn
syiHania track star for years. hold
!nS many American records. in addi-
ton TO three worlds records made nj
the last Olympic contests
Mr.. Meredith is n trained snor,inr
writer and VIII send daily message
covering all contests to The Tines :
Dispatch.
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BATTER UP

roi hers GO We We kncfked the Truckers of
/ foolish stun We win have better Vail baii
my, we tod tod, you tew days ago ,ha, old
s ssare ONE viii, S.STe yt shsy ain mn dcoh
Watch him from now OF '''4 '""
Leo Stone played frs, yesterday IN
make an error, That's not bad eor a
from nned r SfsSi MhS M"s
smoky City on late Train '" ias, 70 ni. lme
at,sr, his psrtornance q yes;erday i WY
nd Jesse s., y Baker s,e I. sun out of the game
s missing from The "1 liae. ~ see his name
They shifted ArrarOn to short y.s,er.
Boy oy snd pat ,,I holmss on ,h.d the old
a fss1, Must have been lot, Of 20 sun ZEN IN
.,s Ssun s,ci Schulz sans acres. with an
s E. si him Tfh e1 nf big circuit 10; S01 u,
position IKE veteran ne "e'i' his
s sill sAsslsw siS'%4e?i he s s
In the inacld. "'"d grow
,ea AsS /, noT rA pe M.sy Ia. kindly con
sU,wo Hes taking some chance for
EF oI,, who wouldn't pu, on an o D. III uni.
sat, III E5S; san,, HUGHES. Of New York
oiymp,e sO POLO y ;Saia as2 n. AnrcsH
Y n.
- no place for any American team ~, N
amy M o1,no. The h. umpire las, week tried to
fame The crowd Was loo s1S!ie + to 5hr ssi
Sts'eF G IS s. & /; '9 ?s.
.s.$sy sfsSaarG Saf sds S. GSy ,sIe y ga
Jump OF 200 feet aud isHSea o. o. X s"'a'
Governor Edwards. Of New 5er,ov :.
,hhe ehn.s w S ' ,ks ,sy..s. nc VIII
s. Beside ks,s smssh 'ss ' p, nsm,un
hes xu Ssl'i9 p,c,i n9soys in M Hmeres"
hIow he o 70 III" lie ZEN dsasel h HIDE is 70
4 Eonfern for George Tyler. pitching arm
NOW lsnt ~ too bad that tho Iocrois
lido mot extract bone II would MIX.
EEnfdeffui Improvement In a rresi many
khihM Fhieh lack OF space prevents IN
81 Tho next boat load OF Americans 20
land IN Europe vii! again drmenstrnt.
mat they can WIN. this time. without
! \ F'an'
~. Nick Altroek's latest bit ia an tmmi,a.
4 pom Oh Aughey Jennings on the coAchinr
lines. Nick being a sort Of hspnv.enS
kucky follow. the betting is 10 10 he
! esnnoe tnm1tatn Hu6hey's feelings.
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FIRST GAME.

Totals - - 26ll Totals.a5 oa7li
.,,"r "Hi WHEN winning ran scored.
Fan FOR Zachary In ninth
?nILiet 10! Mortol IN ninth
kan Tor : oNc!i! in ninth
score by innings: n
" MiaSh,i .,ti ........ lo0oo o a.
summary Egns-,luGgr. Milan John
SON y - Se'l!. jnirieson. Chapman. Gard
i,f, jnA-TNa. Caldwell. ErrOrs-IIarris
Gh"rgty, zachary. Two ha Sc hits---Speak-
y, - ), -. ThTrc-hase hit--Judrc
va, IHH Zachary. !: OF Morton. g. Hits
-" .1shhingJoM. 10; Cleveland. I. BASES on
: ~ ~ inning. Hit by pi;chcr-bv Nor
!on ti"rT!s). struck ou;-hv Morton. z.
i.Hsthk ttn"r-Courtncy Passed bali
n ~, Sell. Cmp!Fes-Moriarty and Chill.
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CnrtrrsViIIr NrIn,

tf'oapIeegg;in,i 70 The Times Disnatch)
INC iocaI team journcycd IN To Ar.
Nonia Saturday ard defeated III.
> L"hS ArN0nia team ~ the scor. of
10 ! III pitchers Laitl. betw.er
Garrett. FOR CartcrsvilIe, and i.sSa',r
.cI HiNohla. Neither pitcher allowed
~ earned run during the nine in
The game was the hes, n,,yo,
ever seen in his section, and w5s
o.s oohS gam up 10 the tast min.
ute, Arv0niu having the bases niInd
IN IN" nlnlh inning when the last
man was put out 49,"
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OLYMPIC MEDALS FOR
OUR j. S. TRAPSH0OTERs
Sweden Charges Our Team Were
PrOfcssionals-COunt Latour
EntertuinS.

w - RIP. July 27.-Olympic
medals will be awarded tho Amerl-
can trapShOotcrs this afternoon at
z reception given by Count IL. De-
Baillet-Latour, president of the olym-
PIC Legislative committee, at his
chateau.
The newspaper Etoile Beige. COM
menting on tho trapshootinE events,
said today: The intention has been
attributed to Sweden to protest
usainst the Americans. charging their
fessionals."
This is not confirmed from any
other source.
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CLEVELAND BREAKS EVEN
RETAINS TOP PLACE IN
AMERICAN LEAGUE RACE
Senators Drive Caldwell and Uni,
From Box Ia Second OF
DolblC- Iieuder

CiENEIAhND. OHIO, Juy 27.-
Es!eveiani and Washington divided
To-Day nnie-hcader, Cleveland win
ming the first, TO 4, and Washing
ton The second, IL TO ..
Alter Washington tied the first
game in the ninth, Cleveland won IL
sacriiicc and Chapman's single.
Washington won the second in the
hrSt Two innings. when ii drove
Caldwell and Uhic from the box.
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Portsmouth,,
Richmond
Totals Isl o3OH TotalsaS : N rs
III Score by inniurs.

PoTtsmnr,h ''''''''''''''55 FUU0 II
snmmatv. ''':ir; wo,ih;e. > %
smith. Sacrince h,s-Holmcs, Aragon,
Parker. stolen bases-Stuar,. Holmes.
Sangs 80. NioN. Traynor t2). Bases ON
sails-of Schultz. =; on Scho,, .: on
sromholtz. 2 struck out--hy Schultz >;
by F'romholtz, ). Wild pitches-Sshott.
EFromholtz. Passed buil-Abbo;, iIits
and earned runs-on SChOtt, in in
ming: OIL FromholtZ, and In Q innings
Left on bases-Richm 6: PortsmSui h.
Earned runs-Richmond. 4; Ports
eumpires.Guyon and Wes;erycit Time OF
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SECOND GAME


ECuF' ~ INNINGS: n
Washington ... = O n ia
G. .-N'!tni ....... o o o o o O. s
Snm!nary; Emns-.iudrc (D. Milan. Rice
-, Evth 60. El!"rh-, Harris t2). Shanks
Charity McBr.te tat. Jamieson. Vambs.
,E,Lnss. Johnston ~, NuHamaker: Faeth.
I%r"TS-J auicsnn. Chapman. Wainbssanss
Nun,iuaker Tv;o-bast hits-Ro;h Milan.
ii"hnstnmni .o'%e!n. Ja,uieson. Stolen
bases tigc. Roth Harris Sacrifice
Harris. Double plays--IN.rnhsganss uun
aS5lsieh0. Milan ANA Harris Left on
lbsr3-- Was hingtou. 10: Cleveland 10
HtScs on balls of Erickson. !: on CaId
VIZ "n uhle. !; on. Faeih. 4. ..Iii;s--
~ i-a ling: OF Facih. ) in 6 la in.
ninrS; Of Myers. In inning. Struck
nn'-.N t.Tlrk-on .: hy Caldwell NV
lhle -, fa.'h. {; by Myers /. viii
niiGH-rAci d l.. Losing pi,chcr-CaId.
~SSnn' NmriTeS--Ch!li and Morarty. Time.
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GIANTS BEAT ST. LOUIS
PITCHER BARNES HOLDS
VISITORS TO THREE HITS
New York Knocks -Four Twfrlcrs Out
of BoA-IiOrnSby

NEW YORK, July 27-The New
York Giants celebrated their return
TO the Polo grounds today by defeat
ing st. Louis. 8 to /.
barnes held the visitors to three
hits while New York batted four ST.
Louis pitchers Tor Il total Of seven
teen hits.
,iiornsby was slightly hurt in u
play at second in the first Inning and
retired from the game.
Score.
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Totals $50 27ii Totals -, ; q :
Bait-G for Leonard ia eighth
AHstted for Ayers ia ninth
NRsa for woodau In ninth

-, - O'' KY innings: II
Chicago ..................2 Oo0lo0 on3
'' I'o!t ...-.-..-, .t.......i 90 . o.
- v,Iii,iS'S itdhs, Chicago -!.clb bold,
,! MG,tn. Feisch. Detroit Young TWO
wHssr htis,,J. Collins, Felseh. Sacr!nces-
MS..s.' Sh"rien. ksberx Double piys--
10 lehman; j Co!Iins lInasslstelD. Lcfi
ON ON ,s.Is'tsZChiGaEo, Z; Detroit. 5 P1srs
a5'tS.on Leonard. in I: OF Ayers. :, in
fTItk our -FabcT. 3. Leonard, J. viii
V!sin' '.osing pitchcr-I.conEfd
NIhp!Ets-tiitl ana ovens TIneNi..ii
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Dritisher to GoIf Here.

LRy Universal S-rviccI
LONDON. July 27.-Cyrii ]. II. Toll
ley. British amateur golf champion,
has accepted an invitation to com
pete in the Roslyn. l.. !. meeting In
September
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28

~, wHENE THEY PLAY TODAY. ''''
Nlchmond at Portsmouth.
Rocky Mount mt Suffolk
Norfolk nt Wilson.
Petersburg Mt Newport News
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APPALACHIAN League.

tBy Special 10 Tho Times Dlspatch)
BRlSrOL, VA. July 27.--The Appa-
iichian Baseball League. formed last
city. near here. will begin n daily
schedule Of games on next Monday
THIS new schedule will continue
through September 6. Since tho or
Eanization OF the league last May. a
schedule OF only two games a week
has been maintained.
luTIiEIi SI,aIi,cS 1, q. r. 10
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American A,,or,,,,on

Kansas City. .: Toledo. 8.
minneapolis. 4: Columbus, ..
milwaukee,. 3: Indianapolis, .
st. Paul. .: Louisville. ;.
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WHITE SOX WINS

DETROIT. MICH. July 2T.-Exccl-
only five hits and struck out nine
men. won for Chicago in today's
game with Detroit. ) TO ].
Score
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brooklyn.
Cincinnati.
TbtaIs ..35 II q Totals ....JJ 10 q
Ran for Kruger In seventh.

nBattcd for Namaux in seventh
vBatcd for Mitchell In eighth
Score by innings: r.
Cincinnati ,.............3 o o 10 3 L %
Summary: Runs: Brooklyn-Olsop.
Wheat. Mnrquard. Cincinnati Gfoh,
khth. Daubcrt. ROush t2b. Duncan ,2J
it"pf Two-base hits-Kopf ,2J. Wheat,
Myers. Thres- base hits-Heis Sacrifice
Hath Double play-kOpf Rath and
ilnuhert. Left on bases--Ctncinnati. .;
Brooklyn. 6. Bases on bulls-on Mar
OF Mamhux. , in .; on Mitchell. 0 In i:
OF MOZART. IN ]; struck out--by Mar.
,Ma'anard. umpires-klem and Em,iie.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago ut lSostnn.
Cincinnati ut brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh at PhiIalrlphin
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south Atlantic League.
CharIeston. &; Charlotte, o.
Columbia. 8: Augusta, 3.
opartanburs. 4; Greenyille, L
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BROOKLYN LOSES, 8 TO 5.
STILL HOLD TOP PLACE
IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
DouE Hard Ia Sent to New York
Giants by Waiver

BROOkLfN, July 27.-CIncInnati
today by defeating the homo team.
to 8. Brooklyn released Doug Baird
to the New York Giants today by the
waiver route.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28

WifEKE THEY PLAY TO-DAY. '<''
rhils!leinl,la mt Chicago.
Warrington ut Detroit.
Boston ut Cleveland
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~ Fred Schott, whom Portsmouth s.curco
: from from, ,PiGiissourgh. Was sent back 20 the
Smoky lily on late train last uisht.
nttsr- MS performance Of yesterday Errv
! limited stay In our midst 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28

Leo Stone played first Yesterday IN
The absence Of Jim Poole and Iidn't
make an error That's not bad !or a
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
iESTERDAY's RESULTS.

, ,, mlchinond. IL Portsmouth. 3 Urn in.
Norfolk. @; Wilson. 1.
Rocky Mount. 5; SUFFOLK. 2.
fctcrsburg. %; Newport News, ..
STANDING: On. ~ vtptS
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international I.c.nuc.

Akroh. z; buffalo, ].
Toronto. Z: Rochester. 3.
Rcnding, s: Baltimore, I.
Syracuse, o: Jersey City. }.
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INVESTIGATE FULTON FIGHT

TRENTON. y. J.. July 97.-Goyer-
nor Edwards today ordered a sweep
Inent Of The Frlton Wills boyfnr
bout IN Newark last night. when. If
~ ALLEGED that hundreds who had
pad as high az SIS and 500 for ad-
MISSION 'i'k"tS were unable TO get
!nto the arena because OF IN. in,icl
quats sy"tcm Of handling the crowd
inc show VAS conducted under the
auspices or the International Snort
nv S'nb Of New York. which had
.m"X" " 'ni9oFs ole 10 stage bout
IN New York because of the law.
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and. although We know In. roe, III, '',,e
Dim good. we hate 10 see his n,-ns
missing from the lineup
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They shifted Arragon to short y.s,er
ny ny ana PAL Holmes on third. THE old
net AND Ty Smith made one In I.f,
ued. Must have been lots OF sun in
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Southern t,soci,,,or

Littc Rock, B. New Orleans. 2.
nour;cen innings)
birmingham. 3: Memphis. 1.
innings) = 'Eie'en
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago. 5; Detroit. /.
ClcEclnnd. 5t WnsllnytOn, 1 {flrst Eumr)
NnsuihEteH. hut Cleveland. tscCUnu
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
S Ssw NATL. :: i H.; lE1si,. J.
Chicago. 10: boston. ..
Pittsburgh: !: Philndelphin, ].
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- .,S young g. Schulz came across with an.
stheI victory yesterday and looks go
4 20 nG Think the big circuit To-, w..
S Sa,, s MIN ior little more seasoning and
nasitinn pn'! me strlhs. lie he!is his
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~ We told you fcw days ago that old
Buck DauThton would soon get back
INTO his stride again. Well. yesterday me
p penr. one tMstre they aini" AMI Goorh
ssnoIen WIN IL very much needed run.
Watch him from now on
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Let's 70. We knocked the Truckers off
aecision al the pafS ne0ri5 caused MIN
10 be mobbed. Wtcis AiaTs sc, over that
foolish stuii we viii have better ball
games and better playing
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put Portsmouth coryespooden, $40
3stes grow IN The outhch Of ;he b,II
IN f iie eh ;,s,. We wonder wha, Kind grow
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And now Dempsey ha. r,ai
ssntsa TO fight MisKc for ruaTan,cc ~,
sD,vvG hes taxing some change for
foin "o1'uit pn' OF an O. d. uni.
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NURICA Cigars have just the mel
low flavor to make you feel good "all
over" Just the right shape-just
the weight and size. And just the
right price-be because NURICA
pays no duty. A aavory, savory
smoke, handrolled by the Islands best
workmen into a delightful cigar
whose common sense economy
you'll relish no less than its marvel
Gus richness. Try one today.
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tOTHEH SPOItrs, FACE IO.)
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s. Tho next boat load o. Americans 10
land IN Europe vii! again drmens;rnt.
sthpt they can Win. this time yIthnnr
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MEX Altroeks latest bit ia an Immlta.
Eon osyHuEhey Jennings on the coachiar
kucky fellow. the betting is 10 10 bc
esdnoe tntpltatn Hughey's feelings.
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~ The extraction OF two teeth performed
Now isn't II 100 bad Tia, tSe 6oe ar,n
no Inot extract bone. II Would MAX.
sInfdeffui Improvement In a rresr many
PEhihM Fhich lack or space prevents ~
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- Besides smashins the horne.run reror.
SAoe futb ia tied Tor second place In
thA Dating honoIs in the America
tLoskue. PITCHERS have decided ;h,t he
psSnly way 10 stop him from hitting il 10
throw the ball 70 the center aeider
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SIT E5.noTcrnor Hughes. Of New York
stdte, Haunt stopped real rnrirr 49,"
t nfy- SOM years ESQ tn. Ainsricsi,
ter mounts and won .rhfri IA! bti-
~ no place for any American team ~
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ianta. 2; Nashville. 8.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
CORRUPTION

great many welntenoned persons in Michigan and with
out thought Henry Ford not suitable to represent
the state in the United States
Some OF them thought that could be brought to
bear permissible to accomplish bis defeat.
So they selected young who was known as member
Of of the weahest families until the automobile industry
along and overturned the traditions OF the ad old city
Detroit and they used say after the civil put the
bottom rail OH top"
But if the Newberry family the wcalthe because
of sudden OF the wheel OF fortune least lost
its social prestige 1t stood sentinel at the social gate and there
entry except by royal favor,
Commander Newberry-he held wartime commission in
the navywas selected the anthesis OF Henry Ford and
naturally the logical candidate make the against him
The tremendous popularity OF Newberry and his sound ideas
conasted with the alleged socac and theoretical tendencies
of Ford sufficient have given him victory without the
expenditure any money above the legitimate expense of
Quoting campaign.
But the Newberry adherens regarded the situation crit
cal They knew Ford might spend millions if he desired
and in order to oresa him apparently about buy the
before Ford started his distribution Ford surprised every
by refusing spend anything Had been campaign OF
corruption both sides the public might have wanted forget
it and put it behind
As the refusal of Ford contest of corruption
and the progate expenditures of Newbery funds attracted
nationwide attention and resulted contest still pending
the indictment the federal and conviction
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
EMBARRASSING

According the OF Admiral Sims before the
ate investigating committee Admiral Benson who told him
let the British pull the wool his eyes that would
just as fight the British the Germans
Now of it foolish thing for Admiral Benson
say and it foolish for Admiral Sims repeat
Nobody believes that the United States would fight
Britain to fight Germany 1t when it said
and is not true There will be another time the
history of these great nations when their peoples willingly
will fight another they fight other nations
Every American feels like making personal apology the
British for the absurd and ridiculous expression repeated by
Admiral Sims 1t did reflect the sentiment of the American
people in the smallest particular.
The bulk OF the American people place greater dependence
upon Great Britain than any other nation emergency is
not likely that would receive much assistance
ment from any direction, but if blood continues be thicker
than water also is that the sympathy between the
English speaking nations will remain closer than the relations
either may have with other be assumed that the Eng
shman understands this feeling quite we'll the American
shares the sentiment equal degree and would have
otherwise.