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The Old Home Weekly.


IN ola ffieiM now resldlnS III Sllfese-
port mas sent US note th;'t Il y c lo tlh' !.
Tor brieIiless. l'ut = iionetileie>s much
appreciated Wileh we review us sui.Ject
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STRAY SALE.

q. r. NAYS, President
Police Jury of nossier IAlrish.
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Bold Strategy.

s. :. The next nere.' remarked Mr..
Quickricll. : is to Invite the police to
investigate our new sclleIne.
Aren't Yen afraid they'll find out
the way the trick is done: :
Wen have to take a chance on
that. In the meantime we need the
publicity. H'ashiHgiOn Star.
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STRAY SALE.
EsrRAyED before the undersigned, Justice
of Peace. Precinct One, Ward Six, Bossier
Parish. Louisiana. by John Wood, bay
MARE, about Il years old, branded ON left
fore shoulder. bur cannot make out what Il
is appraised at $50.
The owner is requested to come forwards
prove property and pay costs. or said AMI
NAL will be sold, according to law, at Belle
vue, La. at II o'clock l.m., on Saturday,
October is, 1870.
O. NJ. SHELBY. Justice of Peace.
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Iirouki,

Totals ....:5 u2.li Totals ....g! c .! -
Kan !or E!omons N eighth.
score Uy Innings. II
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IVAN MADVAS WRESTLES
TOMMY DRAAK TUESDAY
Heavyweight Grnppicrs VIII Stnge
Catch-aS-Catch-Cnn Finish Match
at Athletic Garden.

One of the best heavyweight
wrestling matches seen in Richmond
or some time VIII be staged tomor-
row night at the Athletic Garden,
"l2 y. Fourth street. when Ivan Mad
vas. The Russian Giant" and Tommy
l)raak clash in Il finish match. catch
a~s-catch-can style. with nothing
barred but the s,ranglc hold.
Madvas and Draak are both very
fast and clever wircstlcrS for big
men, and are very evenly matched;
both know the inside part of the
graphing game, and can always be
relied upon TO put up Il hard and
game battle.
Draak is probably the fastest of
the two, while Madvas is the strong
est. Reports from both men state
that they arc in perfect condition and
ready for Il hard and long battle if
necessary. and both are confident OF
winning.
Johnny McEvoy and Tommy Co!ohn
Will furnish the preliminary and
should put w "A fast battle as 10Th
boys are extraordinarily fast and
know the game.
lack Woodali viii act as referee.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

New York. 5: Chicago. :.
=: st. l.uuis. I.
lSustun. s.; Cincinnati. u.
Only three schrtIuird.l
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CLOSE FIGHT BETWEEN
THE EAST AND WEST
brooklyn Leads Reds by One Gamo
In Nationals, While Indians Top
Yanks by 4 Points.
TI,y ASSOCIATED Press

~ IBy Associated Press
NEW YORK, July II The half
way, mark or the major leagues
baseball season views Il ciosc struggle
;siuS for the ieadership Of each
league. Brooklyn holds q
advantage over Cincinnati in the Ma
.sessing no game advantage over New
York. has n lead OF four points in the
American League percentage column
All four teams won today.
The heavy batting OF the brooklyn
and Cleveland clubs, With respective
teams averages for the past week OF
their. rivals from the. coveted top
position. The squirt OF the Chicago
Americans in winning seventeen o:
their past twenty-onc games. prom;
fight in the Younger league,
' Supcrhas' Great Work.
The BROOKLYN Nationals. VINO nave
won fifteen, games in seventeen. pcs
sess a pitching staff thai should be
useful in coming doublc-headcrs. The
Superbas were the only winning team
Cincinna,i's twiriCrs are going well.
but light batting by their team mates
has han1!cappeG them; MHst OF IL
ST. Louis displayed u strong attack
against Chicago, hut tielded poorly
in The brooklyn series: Pittsburgh;
three out OF five to the tail-end lhiIa-
delphians.. Boston also broke even
with CINCINNATI IN lour games.
In the American League, Cleveland
appears to have difficulty in keepinE
Yankees recent lapse. Coveleskie.
and Bagby have been called upon
frequently to relieve 9altering IN
dian twirlers.
New York Trims Tigers.
New York recovered from its WASH
inEton SETBACK. and today made 1t
three out OF fou with Detroit.
Washington failed to continue It's
winning work against cleveland. the
Senators losing their hfth game to-
day in the siN-Eane series.
Boston began the week with heavy
batting. and after a double shutout
by Philadelphia pitchers. did little
SCORING, ThS, Red s1H telG dfG not pSt
make use Of good pitching. iosing
several games through light htttinS.
Detroit and Philadelphia showed i'm
provcmcnt.
babe" Ruth. star batter a: the New
York Americans, ,nade his WS3IE
fifth home run in the Yankees middle
game of the season. ana To-Day
brought his total TO twenty-sevcn. II
was his third circuit smash III three
consecutive rlrTlRS
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AQUEDUCT ENTRIES


First race-S!x ~furionEs-our Nenhcw,
York. los: hlmc los. III Primo. iiS
Marion %IIolins, los Valerie West. W.;
Millracc. les; Bibblcr. 100: Huron H.. IL
Fleeing Sheik. li3: Black Prince. ics. Dou,
bile Eagle. ll3; Cum Sab. ll5 Lovers Lane
H.. y: Madam lSynS. Ill: Thistle Queen.
ieS; Locus, Leaves. 100: Fair Colleen. Ipi;
Liberty Girl. 1903; Ken Jan. los: Senator
Crow. il3. American Eagle. !os.
Second ~rIcc-about Two m!lcS-Eaispar
~: Winooski. 49,: Little Nearer, III: KIM:
Terry. ~: TranSpero.. IL. Hurry Up. 81.
Queen OF the Sc.. lij.
Third neutrality-suspicious.. Do: Lord
Brighton. lla: .~Madhat,er. Is: Lady Ger.
trudc. !cS; Tah!cau D'lionnrur. IS: ~,
Alan. %: CrJs,.itord. let: Pilgrim. -,
Cromwell. lG,.
Fourth r%ace-hve furiongs-Joan Marie
II: Prodigy, IL; Lady stella. 1913. Fright;
lI?; Careful. ~: Crocus. IL.
Fifth observation-disclosures Queen. 81: Wal
tlumc, Ill Title. lG; Cum Sab. III: Poor
butterfly. lGt. Cath, III: Tat;le. .cG; You
Mecd. m. War Smoke. Ill: WAY Club. loo
Panaman, III.
Sixth race-hve Observation-Disclosures. ID
Eortnal. ~ ,M~nchiaveIii. rs; Cos,l,
Colours. III: SedHeic!d. liG: AlcatraZ. III
oFio.c. 10: Musty. 10; Fiyng Cloud. 10.
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COLUMBIA INCREASES LEAD
South Carolina Team Mikes Clean
Swccp of Its Four-t:nunc Series
With Augusta.

COLUMBIA. :. c. July 1l.-Colum-
bia. by winning six out of eight
games played during the week. in
creased its lead of the South Atlantic
Association. The leaders made "A clean
sweep of the four-Sare series with
Augusta and divided four games with
S~yartaaburg. G~rcenvillc and Spar-
tanburS each Won four games while
losing three, one game hc!ng prevent
ed by rain. Charlotte lost four and
won four, while Charleston also
broken even with three victories and
three defeats. two rain postpone
mcnts being necessary. Augusta SUI
fercd q disastrous week.. losing every
game played, 4 total OF six, play be-
ing impossible two days in Charles
ton.
Larry Cheney. former National
League pitcher. by Au,tinE out Spar
tanburg for Columbia Saturday aft
crnoon. Ian his string OF straight
leagues leading pitcher with u rec
orr OF hftecn games won and four
lost. In this game he also cnualled
his own seasons record Of strike
outs by forcing twelve Spartans to
miss the third strike.
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GRAND CIRCUIT HARNESS
RACING AT FORT MlAMI
our RiE Events Under The Threr-
Heat ria: ~ the Opening Day
TOgranI.
iBy Associated r-cssl
Icl.I.tD. OHIO Jtl,.

Toledo. ONO, July 1.-THE
second week of the 1920 Grand CIR
III h"rn.SS racing season will open
oon All OF the horscs that p.r-
FORMED during the opening week N,
cleveland have a"r.vcd and are quar-
tered u the track.
ih"r" are four events on the open
inG days program. They mr.. ,bc
~" 'rot for q purse of $1,000: tic
fort MciGs 200, $4,000 stake pace,
the Sherwood 2i2 trot for three
y~ear-"lds for $500 and the 212
i"ce Tor Sl,2oO. All races arc under
Inc thrcc-heat plan.
IN IN" 2-l5 trot there arc twenty
ono horses entered. The For, Moi.s
stdhe mas nineteen. the Sherwood mas
lWshts-hNc ana the 2:l2 pace
S~1Ssht"eh entries. Racing is schcd.
uleii ior INC itrSt five days of tn,
week with Saturday reserved 10:
postponed cverts. '
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"Chickn I.rnn. in Lnrm

MEMPHIS. TENN. July 11.-Golf-
crs in this city for the opening Mon
day of the twcnty-sccond annual
championship of the West Golf As
ISOLATION. who made trial flights over
the course Of the Memphis Country
Club today. Included Chick" Evans.
former national open and amateur
champion, VINO shot Il ~, and James
Manion, Of St. Louis. who made the
round in rs. Many other national
figures and sectional champions went
over the course also.
After the conclusion of the So hole
qualifying rounds on Tuesday after
noon, match play will begin and end
with the tnal Saturday.
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International Lcaruc,
American Association

Rochester. >: Syracuse. J.
baltimore. ;. Buffalo. :.
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GIANTS BEAT CUBS, So

CHICAGO. July Il.-Ncw York de-
featcd Chicago. 3 10 .. in the final
game 81 the series here today. Hcr-
ZoE.s fInbl" Of Bcnton's grouad.r.
following Snyder's single. put the
Visitors on second ana third. ANA
New York tied the score whe Burns
doubled.
Friscn's double. Kelly's hunt ana
King sacrifice fly sent the winning
run home.
Chicago scored its runs on singles
by Vaughn and TwombIy and Mcr-
k!c'S double.
Doyle MAS put out Of the game by
tmpire Klein for arguing 4 third
fri. cY.~p.
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Taylor Win. bicycle sprint.

n sNEWAKK, =. J. July Il-"INr ma
tional amateur bicycle sprint cham
Tor. Of the New YORK AthIc,,c Gun
by capturing the rvc-milc contest,
the final event OF the siX-Tace series.
Previous 10 the race. Taylor had hccn
tied with Anthony Young, OF tho BAY
sview Whcelmcn, Newark. and CARTS
Detterweich. of Newark Dctterwcich.
swas eliminated In a scm!-hnul. The
FINAL standing was as follows: Tay-
5Ior, 20 points: Young, is. Dettcrwcich.
rs: William Beck. Newark, 3. Edward
spSndi, Newark, 4.
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Iui, Itnock. ON, An,nni,

BUENOS AIRES. July IO.-Luis
Angel Firpo, heavyweight boxing
champion. of South America. knocked
out Antonio J:rsa in the first half OF
round bout at the University CIub
here tonight. The winner has chul-
lengeG any South American fighter TO
meet Kim.
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New York.

NIVEN Wy INHIIES. K.
.N"" pEh ....-. . " l " = y " 30
Detroit ........... 1000 90 Is
summary: Runs-Detroit. Bush. Jones.
Cobb. Ncach. Hale; New York. Wick. Pipp.
Ruth o.. Meusci. Pratt. l;rrors-Detroit.
Jones: New York. Pratt. Two-basc hits
Mcuscl 90. ripp, Pratt. Flarstcad. Hone
runs-iiuth Cobb. Hale. Stolen bases
i:Odic 90 Ruth. Sarritice-Mays. Double
p~lays-pgatt TO Ward to Tipp: Mays to
Ward. Left on bascs-Detroit >: New
York. :. Bases on balis-oft Mays. !: off
Ehmkc. {. Struck out-by Mays. i, ~
Ehmhc. T. CInpircs-Erans and Hide
brand. Time, Loo.
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NeM nicycIe Record.

81 FLORAL PAItK. y. =, July II
sRecord time for the official olympic
tbfcycIc distance OF Ios.74 miles was
made In the final elimination trial for
the American Olympic bicycle team
5herc today. by janice b. Freeman, OF
Louis. His time Of Q hours -
minutes and so seconds. was an even
minutes faster n 4 tho previous
record made in Il tryout here two
weeks. ago by a. Siemensky. Of New
york.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
Southern Association.

Southern Association.
Nashville. J; Little Rock. ,
Memphis. 3. Chattanooga. !.
Nc" Orleans. ). Mobile. 4.
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'RUBE" MADE THEM "RUBES"


ST LOUIS. July list. Louis
cou!i do nothing with MarQuard after
the urss Inning today. when Janvrin
tr!p!ed. = scored on an out. and
brooklyn won > TO !. for the fourth
here.
Doak's wiidncss paved the way for
the winning run in the sixth, Wheat
walking and scoring after two were
out on E.!liot;'s single TO left.
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Funcrn1

iiMVi~rEdwi phaup. Funeral Directed
Nanu Ehibaim.r. COS East Main Streets
..auIeoh l3i. Randolph 6663.
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!it
Cleveland.
Washington.

Warrington ....... oo9OSS0SS1
summary: Runs-c!cy"land. Jameson.
Chapman. Speaker, Morton, Errors
Washington. L:llerbc, Charity. Two.base
h!ts-Shinks. Jameson. T~hrce-basc hits
land. II. Washington, :. Bases on balls
OF. Johnson. of Morton. . IIlts-on
Johnson. 10 ia innings: of Erickson. l
IN !. innings. Struck out-Dy Johnson. =.
l.us!ns pttcn"r-JoEason C!up~l-cs-Aloriar-
ny and chill. Time. 1855.
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phuIic. lea, ToIrdo ou,n,

IVI.E'D. OHIO. .Iny n-Tno
lmiiadeipnia National bunched mis-
OIL itAlnh Comstock. formcr Detroit
ana ~.onisVil ln pitcher. and won from
~ hatl-LIShts. an independent out
Manager travath Injected himself
INTO the game Is q pinch hitter and
hit q foul "H'
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DAUBERT'S CIRCUIT CLOUT
NETS "CHAMPS" 8 RUNS
Snllcc and Rudolph Arc Both Hit
Freely, and Series With
Boston !. a Draw.
IRy. Associated Press.

CINCINNATI. July 1i.-Dauhcrt's
urne run in the ninth inning today
broke n tie score and gave Cincin-
natl an even break in the series with
Boston. The drive sent in two run
ahead of Daupert. and all three tall
lies counted under the new rules.
Sallce and Rudolph were both hit
freely.
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Chats With tie Colts

cudGc Harris has ,el.graphed
N%ianager Gooch he vii! report toIuor-
In Ee"pDr, Eews. lie says he is
IN gond shape. Gooch may pitch him
a sainst the ~SnipDuilders Wednesday.
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OcntllH

nj her S homo SUNDAY ut S:45 o,clocItf
s3 ~ Illness Mrs. Ann Lewis ama
nor, u TIrSivcd by six .daughters and two
1bn ruheral IL o'clock Tuesday from
Ihc nome. Beaver Dam, Va. 'a
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AMERICAN
HOME RUN SAVES C|NCY YANKs ROUT TIGERS AGAIN
BABE" RUTH MAKES HIS
TWENTY-SEVENTH HOMER
Detroit Onthatted New York. hut
Mays i<ept the Hits Scattered,
ClimchinT the Series.
IEy Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July 1l.-New York
made il three out of Jour from De-
,roit today. winning the final game
OF the series. G to b. The Tigers ut
battcd the Yankees. but with the ex-
ccption of the sixth inning Mays
kept the hits scattered. In the third
inning Ruth hit his twenty-seventh
home run OF the season.
The score:
IN,tr,tt Sn,r Vol,
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Angels Arragon expresses his APP
probation OF the purse given him
saturday hy the fans. "Bing's' wife
has been i'll. The Cuban inHelder is
on Richmond.
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IN" club physician is advising Lee
stone against a premature return "a
INC box. but Stone feels that tho
strained l~ignmcnts in his pitching
wing have been healed. Anyway. the
S~uitha!I king OF the Virginia LcaEu.
circuit is eager TO plunge into the
campaign again.
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McWhcrtcr'a comeback Saturday
was pleasing TO his admirers. Maybe
Mao Is too sensitive. hut Lr ri,
h"cnly the riding given him hy
home fans. Tho same" fans who
roasted him most wcro the Nrs, to
chccr him in his comeback. Tickle
fdndom.
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MI TODAY
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at IT. I.ouis., -,
PHILADELPHIA ut Cincinnati.
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INDIANS WIN 5 OUT OF 6

WASHINGTON, July ll.-Cieve-
land made il live u of six from
Washington by winning today, 4 to o,
Morton scoring his second victory
of the series.
Ii was The second shut-out of the
season for the locals.
The score:
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SCn!c by lnnlnEs: T..
Cincinnati ......... .........l CGollc IS
summary: ~Runs-Aiann. noeckel. Maran-
vile. Rath. .: pauhert. Groh. WinSo. Eilcr.
~Er-ors-iiolkc. Bocckcl. McCuillan, Sticking.
WinEo. Two-basc ~h!ta-Ningo. See. Sulli-
hit-noush. Home run-Dauber,. Sacrifice
h!is-Daubcrt. iioikc. Maranyillr. Double
(? Rath to Darbsrt: %eale 20 ,pauber;:
MaranvIiIe. LIT on bases~Roston. =:
G,pc.npat| : Bases on balis.on Sal!ee, q:
E!lcr. l: Rudolph. /. iiitS-ou Sl.lcc, : In
OF kHlcr. : In :; of Rudolph. II in S.:
or MC3unlan.: in. ID inning. Struck out
by Filler. J: Rudolph, ! Winning pitcher
-t.llcr. Losing p!tcher-MCou!llan. Cm-
.!ics-f,!g!cT aGd Moran. Time. IS.
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III ~
New \ Urls
Ch!cagn.


Sew York .... w
Chicago ... .GpG6EIiC- .
Summary. Hnns-Frisch. Snyder. Hcr,on.
T%oulbly Iicr1og. Two-b4sr Mis- y"unc'
McrE'y Burn, q; Holioch"r. Tfl-ch Sac
t!icc hitS. Kelly, king. Double rluvs-Uc~-
ZnE TO M"rkle. Lcf.yrc to Htrcrgt. :,
Eetly. LII, on bases-Ncw YORK. :. chit
,.su . .Basyr on nniie-0R Brrf0n. i
VAUGHN. Struck ou;-by BENTON /;
NhuEhu, > WIZ pitch -Hrn,or. Umplras
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two and tied one game. II they
maintain this clip, Ben wilson's lads
AZ IN" cud Of the season will be
where they are nOw-leadIng the pro-
ccss!Ou.
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At beaumont Baumnnt. .: Houston. ..
~ san Antoaio: san Antonio. }: Gal
At wichita Falls: Wichita Falls. ..
Shreveport, / toi.Vcr inn.Egsl.
At Fort worth: Fort worth. -: Dali
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score oy i.nings: r.,
brooklyn ...... ......-C O5 ! q o @ %
81. Louis .... o q q @ o o.--i
summary: Huns-Whc+t. Myers. Jan
y.-in ErIor-ki!dut, Jtnvr!n. schultz.
Twp-hase E.t -konelchy. Threc-5aSs hit
Jdh"Elu. Observation-Disclosures Nu4un.
Schultz pGUple plays-ol~pa. KIidgd and
h"n"'ohy; laran and Fou-n!cr. Lei. ~
hast s-BEook!yn. 10: 81. Louis. ). Bas,s
on onils..nt Marquard. !. DoaK. :. struck
oGt-6y Msrqu7ri. 3; I'DIE. :. CmrlrCs-
MClO!!L.uE and I!h.rl.nn- T.me. is.
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Gunner Orr Viii journey 10 %ew.
port news with tho Colrg this morn
i,ts' ana i get u chance to show
d!cncc.
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some folks must think Joyse D,kcr
!" u Hwart. The other dag Tho may-
,,ol OF ihc Colts Il son q. Il /. Find
..y, manager or the Broadway 'Thc-
atcF. Was playing around stor,r,op
Eakcr get 'Gnl., ~
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If Jim Poole continues his heavy
HW''''hG' i" VIII b" given Il careful
~ sun Il young man. and 1. nc ran
Ho!iNcr the goods. age ISN'T nyery-
thInr' as the pitching Of Jack Quinn.
cN-iich'nond iiinger. attcs,g. A net
,"r 'ikrd or hard WORKING performer
m', .pt Hih"h pay from the Rich
'hond C!uD ~ recent years.
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ArI.AHTIC RI n. J..
THE WILTSHIRE

Virginia Ave. and Teach. Atlantic City
Capacity $50. Private baths: running
water. elevator. etc. Am. Plan. Season
rates. booklet. Samuel Ellis. Owner. ". J.
Collins. Manager.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
(No Eaiics scliedurcd.b
STANDING on CLUES.

GAMES TODAY.
Ricfinhond ut. Newport Scws.
Rocky Mount ut Portsmouth.
Petersburg ut Wilson.
Norfolk at Suffolk.
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Weeks Record of the Work Of the
Clubs in the Two Major Leagues
by Associated Press.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE weeks record I'm each league OF "a
runs scored by opponents, Including games OF saturday, July 4
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Kansas City. :. louisville. ).
-. Paul. 70, Columbus. !.
MINNEAPOLIS. = Toledo, 0.
Milwaukee,. !; Indiana polls. ,.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cleveland. I: washington. U.
detroit. .: New York. u.
tUniy two schcluled.b

GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at riiiladcipi,in.
tOniy two stict,ul-d.)
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TcAs IcuEu,..

Al Akron: Akron. ;: Jersey City.
tpthe! teams rot scheGu!eG.J