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Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-23

Arrangements already made
would indicate that the Cheyenne
County Fair for 1920 will be the
best ever held here. and there is
no reason why it should not.
There never have been finer 'ag-
ricultural products grown in this.
or any other county. and as to
live stock, there are plenty of
animals in all classes fit for any
class.
The live stock committee has
added two classes to the swine
department: Best boar under l
year, three premiums. 81 $5 and
SO; boar under 6 months, 5. 8, 2.
On the last day of the fair
from 10 to J2 o'clock a m. there
will be a live stock sale on the
grounds. All male animals of
fered for sale shall be registered
or eligible to registry. Females
may be either registered or grade
Quality must exist. Entries must
be made not later than noon, Oct
1. Owner of animal sold will
not be allowed to bid. An ex-
perienced live stock auction eer
has been engaged to handle this
sale. Expense of sale will be
charged to owner making entry.
The school children of the coun
ty will hn "'''o'tted free 10 the
fair on r. There will be
the usual p..s,,ue up town, but
when the pupils get to the fair
ground entrance they will unload
and march through the entrance
gate, accompanied by their teach
er.
1t is intended to have some
thing doing every minute every
day of the fair, and that all the
long waits and dull and dead mo-
ments be entirely eliminated.
The same erry-go-round and
Ferris wheel that were here at
the last fair will be here again
this year, also the little bear.
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-23

Missouri.
A large crowd gathered at the
I ONE Of George Rudolph. Sunday
and ali had big feast on melons
Mrs. G. Seeley was on the sick
list last week. She is some bet
ter at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Holcomb
and son and family were seen on
our streets Suday.
George Soil and P. L. Velli-
quette were business callers in
Cheyenne Wells Monday.
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-23

Sheriff Brown went to Arapa-
hoe Monday and arrested G.. W.
Rudolph on statutory charge.
The preliminary trial was held
befo squire Brakeman the same
evening. He pleaded not guilty.
but was bound over 10 the Dis
trict Court.
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-23

A new electric sign will now
adorn the front of F. A. Dutton's
Billiard Parlor. 1t is a dandy,
and shows that Fred believes in
being up-to-date with all his fix
tlreS.
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-23

Duet Saved by Grace" by
Mrs. Rhem and Mrs. Niblack at
Arapahoe church next Sunday at
II 81. m. Stereopticon pictures at
7:30 p. m.
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-23

J. H. Eahe and family have
moved into Cheyenne Wells for
the winter.
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-23

J. A. Jenkins is pu ting On
some additions to his residence.
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-23

At Cheyenne Wells, in the State Of
Colorado, at the close of business
September s, 1920.
RESOURCES
oans & Discounts Unsecured ......... 6c.14lt7
Loans & Discounts secured by collateral I49.lOl7s
Loans on Real Estate e.....-...-.........l .l4.!3hOo
Othcr Bonds and ssciiri,ies~ Ti32
Furniture and Fixtures .2.5O2.C0
Banking House. .,......................I,t .I,t0O.O0
Due from Banks mot Reserve Banks).. .l.l4!.4o
Due from Reserve Banks s...............43.S .SJI C..
Liberty Bonds and certificates of ndcbc-
ness tRes rHcl.... l.5COCO
Cash on hid Is s27.sl
LIABILITIES
Capi'a' STOCK. ."Oouo'O
Undivided rroGss(less expenses and
taxes paid ......1.Il73l
Bills Payable .S'.UOoUo
Individual Deposits ts..................226 226 COS Al
Dematd Certificates OF Deposit ...... g. 1OOCO
Time Certificates of Deposit Sc O-8to
STATE OF COLOEAuO
County % Chey yenne %
We. II. C. Nelson Vice President. and Fred
Keller. Cashier Of the above named Bank
do soernn!y that the above statement is
true to the best of our knowi,.lee ard belief.
H. I. Nelson Vice President
Fred Keller. Cashier
ATTEST
Fred Keller
p H Kohl
II. c. Nelson
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-23

The same merry-go-round and
Ferris wheel that were here at
the last fair will be here again
this year, also the little bear.
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-23
Report of the condition of the
Arabahoe State Bank

At Arnpahoe, in the State of Colorado
at the close of business Sept. s, 1920.
RESOURCES
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-23
Report of the condition Of the
CHEYENNE COUNTY
STATE BANK

At Cheyenne Wells, in the State Of
Colorado, at the close of business
September s, 1920.
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-23
ATT TEST

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day
Of September 1920
My commission expires September "a. 1920
(SeaD Jennie T. t;oss. Notary Public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES

,on r.Ts. ,aeS- ELY. anl one:ha, fur
;iii: E.iz!s;; io7; ~ J9ve. i67: Ghevai ,Hf
~ rate Fra!cy. Dolly Z. iOi
"eSOnd !ace-!nHS and I s!Stccnth-
i.ayy Archie. !Oi: CourlfooI los. Runc-
T..i'' !D,' King George. 10: Judge Davth
;gi :. Enl9IcuE. log. J. Alfred Ciark 100
E:asseFn Glow. i9l. Clar. IootAe ioi
HeI!e York;. !pl: W.Ifreda. 30
hsG Eace-aaout six :urlonEs-S;aI-
IAN lls; Day Due. ZOE; Sa!vcstr, liz.
D!nAaS age. us: War Marvel! isS: lock
SS,,2t' III. Hasten on. los; Leading Stat.
70: Round Robin. zoos Tableau o.IJHn
3suT. li3: Elected IL. 100. Rodgers. i6s:
S Sa3oE craike io: undern.e. I2S. F!y!nE
:, F9uEiA Iace-about six .urlonrs-You
H!Tk";ck i2l T!ck!.sh. ilG 49,
ralta Tace-:n!!e-Natu.al H-ldrn IN.
to'1tn!hpiid. 40. The ror,ulucs@. TO-
:sAS'taI swain. 40; Recount l2O: II,
'cn IN !VV: 'hass. no. Bale, ID. m
~: ~: IneeIhFe, 10: Lady ,icrrruda
~. sca Mint 700. Sailor no: Dim,
az 100: EuS!G!utn -. Ralco. los: Il
I'm -: i-uaet;a. -. Sir Grafton. 10.
TOO EXP pt E.Sf.liys furionFss-sir Mortimer.
iSS55y' M ~; iaty F,5oa?pG, s5 George Bov@e.
fp9i, vss ",GnAsne!; ie!. ,kehoma. io:: rcggy
fF!hce"S. !oT; c'mer X 10Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

First .ace-about furlonrs-Br!yk. 10
Eo+crS. 10 tBarrc:o. . 10 5. to . / To &
second. American Eagle lis Cwal!sl. " to
l. TO IN to !; third Time. !:lo As.
.,Hl H.. Valerie West. Marion HoIlins
in!d.an. Northern Belle. Fair Colleen. Porte
Second ,raS,.-E,m!lc and seventy yards
Won. f0H"i"p-. lvi (Ws.ncri. 10 J. even
10 ., second: War Machine. III ,Zoc!IcrC
10 to and : To TO- th!rti Time
~ 4ounE Adam. Ben Cow. Ivry. Veto
Thru race-about tu-ionc.-Tcn Lac
rs ,J"hnsonp. :. TO 3 l 10 q 10 l. Won:
hU"baie. ZIG tMooaeyp. 70 = 6 to
-. :. second: Eternity. ll5 tFa:rbra,herp.
70 :, - 5, 20 =. ;hrd. Time. i:It -
1narE Horse. lia!u. Cheva!icr. Ba!ly Sew.
" F9gs,h ;, race - mile and a slx,eon;h-on
Won. Wa M&sk., 10 tColiiicttD. i TO % :
70 . OUT. second: Cromwell IS jM1on.yt
:, 10 :, ,e..n and out. third. Time ! a.
,Flt;h !ace-nic and eish,h-As-;nan. ,i5
il:Sh"l 20 :. . 10 .. ! to >. won: Ts.iv
49,, 800. tt.9!i,a,ei!i1. 70 l. 10 :. 10 :.
y. Naaiha!!us. King Arrippa' MIIirarn
torrt.nr Coiors. Edith Bauitann III,
t3'oT and Porte Draucau ran.
,.S!NtA r@ce.nve and onc-ha!f furlcnrs-
G!osS Lad. Ito tCo!tiie,tD. ! to i 10 :
20 : 20 won; The, Cook. II: tnciriruezi.
i: oR!csy Il 10 10 Sfe@Hd Il TiSlei ,hI,g
Tine. Is -. Cei;!va Kate Fra!ey. Tors.:
cor. FF!ppcTv ran -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
GARDNER MEETS NESTOR
Conqucrors of Joe Turner IN Iur,f.I
Match AT broadway hrcna
Next Thnrsday,

i'inky" Gardner and Mike" Ncs
t"r nave been secured 10 furnish ,hc
feature match OF the wrestling card
Al he broadway Athletic Arena this
Thursday night and has c-r,tcd ~
SIR III wrestling circles in this city,
Gardner has become immensely non.
u!"r with the local fans and VIII nj;
~ %" VIZ against Nesior. who APP
n,hhfrH IN Tins city last winter IS tho
MASKED Marvel" Ncstor has wrcs,ind
ht.e het"rc this season and his work
was satisfactory and mot with Tho
"rpf3Eal OF the Richmond fans.
10th men have defeated Hoo T,r,or
me Richmond Washington middle,
."elfht Erappler. and for that reason
me outcome OF the match will be-
a N%i''H win interest Gardner has
.ha.' hEcd Turner for The Police Ca
Ze'fe BOT and arrangements are heinc
Haue . nave IN" TWO wrcstlc in mig
city with the bolt as the priZc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
TRIS BEST PILL HITTER
CLEVELAND MANAGER HAS
SLIGHT LEAD OVER SISLER
babe Ruth Bctters His Bnt,tnr
Average Five Points During
ClOaInE Series.

CHICAGO. July 24.-DrivinE ont
n3 nlts In eight games. iris Speaker.
,i manage OF The Cleveland Americans.
Ting championship OF the American
league with an average or .4IG
George Sislcr. star lrst baseman with
81. Louis. the batting leader a week
ago Is second in the list with .4O5.
.i03. win
Babe" Ruth. the home-run king
boosted his average i've points nv :,
result or cracking out - hits. inciud
thr quartet or home runs, and liz in
lohrth place with an average OF .3S7
Ty Cobb. the Detroit star. siEnal!zei
ms ,I,,, rS Irirn TO-, to the ZANE with hit
from .3lS to .33l
Ruth Is settling the pace for run
EcttcES, having scored - times. with
Speaker the runner-up. with SO tai
Ruth also has negotiated 24o total.
r'yni IS Sis!er with an even zoo
hace, Washington. pilfered three
ms the way with IS ,hcfts.
o.her icadinE battcrs; Rice. Wash
ivSaHn, so b,S MSusel. Sew York. s5i:
Milan. Washington, sac. ''''
Edwin Eayrs. the Boston pitcher
pinGh hitter and outiiclder. strength
'''s. '.''H ou iIrOnE IN q.
National League batters II. has an
average or .i0i attained In Gfty-seyen
games. In which he was at bat "a
times and cracked out Is hits. Rogers.
iiornsby the ST. Louis star. however.
mas rlaycs In ciEh;y-s!x games, in
which he has gathered i22 hita In $40.
'hnts at bat. Tor an average OF 35a.
j. smith. o; St Louis. made tho.
best showing among the rcSulars-dur-
ING the past week. lie boosted hi,
average from .3ly to .332 and IS in.
MIRA place. with Smith. OF New York.
In fourth position with .3e9.
Bancroft: the former Philadeiph!an,
Eetter In tn. league. He has rrris-
t:-ch 81 times. Burns. his ;caci mate.
Is the runncr-up with 81 ,allics. Max
caFc%' OF pittsburgh. did not steal
any bases. but his % thcc,a remain
high.
other leading battcrs: Roush. Gin
cinnaii. .a21. konctchy. brooklyn.
80. toiiocher. Chicago, .3l3. Bigbcc,
Pittsburgh. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
WINDSOR ENTRIES

r5s .' 52 si3oy t' E.. 1aa: ben. i$s
'M-s M:s j.. \ Livingston entry.
sec Odd racc--.lTe and one half .u--
! -i.ompe', -; AnDctte's Sister. log !;
9as ~! Sh!:;Sy. i92; High Wave, 49,; Sea
s,gEii 100: Noo'!n, !o. Alberta r. liz;
NY Rose. III. Also eligible: Charlotte
l, Thiri. rAee-six fnrlonEs-Mlssed The
llo, John Il Roche liz; Great Sol.
~. Isunnyven. !I5. Donna Roma. ITO.
tIEo.ty, no: Sandy y, ll2; Doctor jim.
~; k"au BTummsl IL IL NprdeCE Is.
Also eligible: soscol. no, i. Moody. 10: !.
F9nr'l rHsse-,nils and seventy yards
B+ncranna Jos: Wcn6hah iii: Joan q.
~, III; Handful, ii3; An;iphon, iOt
Ha!wSy. los. Tarascon, III; Cro;x Dor.
l}i; MeduS; III: q ~, Miller, li3 Also
III for Tat. iii.
- f.fth Face..-milc and sixtccuth--Mayor
I""Se' 70. summer sigh Zoo; W.une-
%"ed. !no; k,ns, John. 100; Jim last
WnT ono. - nfe"2c. los: 'iionoiuiu
Ho$i 40; Lehman .snd mastersou entry
S'Nth IaCr--S!N !urlUnEs-iSi Scuit AZ
NppI"lhcN, IL 90; Kama. I02. Ton o.
nc Morning, i0i; Cobalt Lass los:
harl" l..Nd"ckcr. l07; Madse +, al
,,ihG,hoFiHan .loi: Louise V. lo5. KuAIux
=, Seventh raccJmllc and eix,ocr,hI-
Hone. 80 Keen. lr: fsaby Cal 100; Jean
itnliani., lo"; Lazy Lou. li2: BOND ia.
us. Capital CRY i!s Clrihic:' G.o-rc
duncan. lES: Muse!van. iG2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES END
PlUCKY DILLARD THROWS
DRIVER AT KALAMAZOO
Crashes Through Fence. but Comes
hack and Wins Two
iBy Associated Prcss.l

KALAMAZOO. MICH, July 2i.-
plucky billiard is well named In the
first heat OF the 2:l3 pace this at
tcrnoon he got into Il miX-up with
T.. j. l., throwing his driver. Palm.
ran lnndly around the mile track and
crashed through the fence when stable
hands sought 10 catch him. Dcsnitc
these happenings he came out and
won the second and third heats OF
Harry Hoffman. driver of L. j. l..
also was thrown and his face badly
skinned and bruised. He was. never
theiesS. able 10 drive the rest OF the
program.
II was the windup of Kalamazoo.s
l"-u harness race meeting and the
twice around naSs ruled the track.
Patrick Todd was an easy winner in
the 2;l6 irot. while Mac Allerton took
the 2:lS pace.
,,-:is pace. three heats: purse. $500:
Mac A!t"TtNH t. x. by Axle Alerton
nj H" G-".,
A!tr-cI tCla!A' ..................... . : !
Baron Watts topeka nc:ie started
,-!1 ;f";: three heats: purse. 500:
fIi:,ek Todd. bin. -. by ky Todd
odsens l. .CwaliaceJ .................. : ) :
TfsvSiie stated. ;ri;nc. 2:iy,.. .:,3,. s.I;..
s:3 page. three heats: purse SEQ:
i';ucHy DAiard. b. h. by Hal Di.-
Hill ,j;n,,,' ''-'-'.'...-.'......... !
started. Tine. 2:ryi7. ::o2i, ell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
AMERICANS CLEAN UP
IN OLYMPIC SHOOT
United states Entrants Show Dppon-
cntS Something tbuut Trapshoot-
fnE-Atrtc Is Champion.

ANTWERP. July 2i.-America made
a clean sweep to0ay in the Olympic
trapshooting, taking the first five
places in tho individual competition.
Mark Airic Of Champagne. III, is tho
Olympic champion. He scored ninety
five out oc a possible TOO. Frank NJ.
Troeh. OF Vancouver. Washington.
was second, with nincty-thrcc
Horace Bonscr. CincinnIti: Frank
:. Wright, buffalo. and Fred Plum.
Atlantic City. tied at third with
eighty-scvcn. Airic won with sem
sational straight ton 1T the finish.
shooting at birds sprung ut random
from eight traps.
Tho days shooting was done in bad
weather with wind and rain. and al
tcrnat!ng sunshine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
SPORTS

knows she can hand tho reliable old
Is. y. to any assailant?"
when number of women have
taken up boxing there always will be
one better than the others and q sec
ond almost as good. That's the way
Il match begins.
"Of course thcre'll be classics
heavy, weller. light and so on just
as mems classes run now. But the
end will be u worlds champion wo-
man pugilist,'
Champion lack Dempscy's smile
flashed from teeth and eyes. l icl,
az II he were saying "atta-girl and
here's luck TO hcr--whocvcr she may
be-"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
LEWIS, MEMPHIS MANAGER,
SUCCEEDING ]. M'CLOSKEY
second BaScmnn Takes Over Team
Nhiie Vac Goes Out on Scout
INy Assoclatet Press. !

MEMPHIS. TENN, July 2i.-Jack
!-c"ls captain aad second basema
o: the Memphis Southern Association
team has been appointed manager 10
succeed John J. McCloskcy. who vii
act "a scout to- the local club. IL was
announced today.
Lewis Viii take charge as manager
o. ne team tomorrow
McCIosGey,. former major league
manager ana player Was appointed
start Of the 1920 season Last sea
sHi. he vas manager Of the Houston
c.I" or tn Texas League.
i.e"!a joined The local team last
year. He was formerly a player IL,
the International League
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
LIBERTY BELL VICTORIOUS
Frutrrnai Nine u.,
h"!s ny score Uf & to O-Iio-
hccks pitrhin,: Eeutur.s

Llocrty Bell and Edccworth PLAYED
" iaS ana snappy game yesterday
VI! IN" = {. y. diamond Liberty was
winner by the score Of 10 O ,rS tn
feature Of tho game was the pitchlnr
OF iiooeck. who struck out ten men
and the all-round playing Of the LIN.
erty team.
deserves much credit. I,ibcr,v viii
pay the WesthaDt4ton team July al
on Franklin schoE1 diamond. at 40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
TRUCKERS WIN GAME

PORTSMOUTH. VA. july IL
Portsmouth tuok the big cnd Of Inc
NewBoTt News series today, when
me IruckerS defeated the Builders
70 before what VAS perhaps the
largest crowd o. he Season at lii.
local PARK.
Post. pitching for the locals. he,d
the visitors IN check throughout.
FRED Schott. pitcher sent here nv
Pittsburgh in part payment for
Shprtsiop Iraynor. reported today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
BABE RUTH SWATS
IHlRTY-FOURTH HOMER
bnil Is Stopped by Flag Stan In
Right Field
StunJs

NJ" YORK. July 24.-"Babc"
huth. Of the New York American
his homc-run record for The scasnn
up TO 81, in the fourth timing OF IN.
game with Cleveland H.. hit the
homer off Pitcher Bagby. driving the
Fan INTO me right field stands. but a
HdE pole prevented - from going
over the Grandstani
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
Totals 80
suffolk,

sSuToIk ...........u o0O2 25-lU
Summary: Two base hits-Klrche-.
Leasure, Strain. benson. Black Home
Baker, .: T.. Poole. Gooch. smith.
Black. Sacrifice hi,s-Davies, Lcasurc.
ArraEon. Strain, W. Poole a Poole,
Black. Double plays-K richer to
Pooie 10 Abbott; ArraEon 20 Abbott
TO Poole. Left on blscs--RiChmoud,
q; Suffolk. q First base on error
Richmond, suffolk. :. Bases on
balls-om kircher. 5: off .Schulz. 3:
off Harris. !. Hits-oH kircher, L
In innings: OF Schulz, 5 In / 4
innings; OF Harris. in % innings
Struck out-by Kirchcr, l. WilI
piich-kitchcr. Time OF rarnc-Ono
hour and forty five minutes. Ump!rcs
Gross and Ortiz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
BRONCHOS WIN GAME
Special TO The Times.p;spa,,

ISpeciaI 10 The Times Dispatchl
NORFOLK. VA. July 2i-Rocky
Mount came back strong this after
noon. easily routing Stanley in the
NTH. when they pushed seven runs
across and defeated Norfolk by the
maj score OF 10 |. Both teams were
continually wrangling with Umpires
Beck and Brandon. the former nut
i!nG ChaFlct. the visiting first sack
or. out OF the game IN the opening
inning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
rnrm,IIIr win. over I.,nn,,n

Vile baseball team defeated tho team
from inmplin yesterday by the score
o! 10 10 >. The features OF the game
was the playing OF the local boys. who
went out in the Held without any
practice and swamrea the team from
Phnplin that has been piaying bal.
all the summer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25

EnHalo. !: Rochester. .. fFlrst
gamc.b
Buffalo. S; Rochester. .. Second
game.)
Jersey City. .; Reading. If tcish;
innings. darkncss)
Ealtimorc-S Syracuse. two games
postponed. wet grounds.
game)
Toronto. J; Akron. I. Second
Camc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
COOLERS WIN AGAIN
tSncclal TO The Times Dispatch

INNN'INT 10 IhC Tunes IiSrAtChO
PETERSBURG. VA. Juiv IL
Petersburg continued its drive pen
nantward this afternoon. making Il
three straight from Wilson. and con :
t.nu!ng the clean slate for the week
The score WAS 10 =
john was driven from tn. mound
IN the second frame ana Hainmcl
pitched mastery hall for the Tar
heels. l.odcst-o was driven ont in
the eighth and Byrd struck out three
men In succession.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
AMERICAN POLO TEAM IN
OSTEND FOR SUNDAY GAME
First Contest With spanish Team,
Which Claims tn Have better
Mounts.
IBy Assoclated rrcss. !

OSTEND. BELGIUM. July 24.-Th2
American polo team. which has ar
game here sunday with the Spanish
team. ~ contest between the Bri:
ish and Belgian teams will follow
and the winners on Tuesday will
play for the Olympic polo champion
ship.
The Spanish and English players
are better mounted than the A:ncr!-
cans, who hope to offset this by haTj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25

Norfolk ........, 80 / O3 o o o.
summary: Two-basc hlts-Champ-
lin Keller and Hoilomau. Double
plays-SFerbcr 10 Stcinhark S;oin
back 10 Keller: Keller to Champ,in
TO Sicinback: Bribeck 10 Holioman 10
Wagner; feathers TO Bri5ec!k Iea.h-
Rocky Mount. s; Norfolk. stolen
Base-Leathcrs. Sacrifice hit-Stan-
ley. Bases on balls-Fullenwcide-. .;
Stanley. :: T"rhurc. / Strike outs
tnllcnweiGcr . Stanley. - Ter
hume =. Wild p!tch-Stanlcy Bat
ter hi;-Tcrhuno l Myers fIits-ofr
stanley. in Ia. Loosinc pitcher
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Boston Woman WIN, n, rcnnI.

FOREST IT'LL, y. Y. July 2i.-Afiss
Marion IindcrStcin Boston. won the
Metropolitan womcn's tennis singles
cha pionship on the turf OF the West
SIDE Tennis Club yesterday. In the
nnai the new national clay court title
holder defeated Miss Eleanor Goss.
/ Sc, G-l.
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COLTS LOSE BEFORE BIG
HOLIDAY CROWD TO CA1S
Ktrcher Taken Out in Seventh,
Z Schulz Pitches Inning and Harris
Finishes Game.

midst yesterday afternoon Il, Boulc-
ward Field and with long, sharpcncd
Goochs prize colts and proceeded TO
.etakc the final game OF the series from
= the home boys by the score OF 10 TO 3.
The victory. also gave the invaders
from Catville the long end of the
series
No respectable feline would have
been guilty OF the trick the inhabi-
tants of the jungle pulled on the
:, Colts. There was mike" Kirchcr. all
Set for the big leagues. Yes. the big
sonihpaw left last night for New
Branch Rickcy's Cardinals. Well
Manager GooCh sent Mike TO the
. mound for the last time as a member
" FUSED to appreciate the fact that IL
{ was 'Kirchcr Day" at boulevard Field.
They landed on the prize hurlcr for
six hits. in the seven innings ne
worked and Gooch yanked him out
mt the opening of the eighth frame
with the score 10 2.
kirchcr is not charged with Il lost
game. as Schulz. the hurlcr sent here
by the Cardinals. took up the pitch
Ing burdens and the Suffolk hatters
scored score; two runs of him in the eighth
ninth. hut the visitors sent him to
the showers under 4 fusillade of hits,
(. an, ana Harris Was sent in to complete
IN the fnal inning and gave the Colts
the worst heating they have had in
many Il day.
ae. kirchcr Tnkcn Ont.
1t was a terrible day Tor the home
Team before saturday crowd, and
1t was a shame that Eireher could
not no! finish the game; In Justice TO
inc pitcher II must be said that he
has not been well for several days
and the extreme heat of yesterday
showed on him. The pitcher had just
as much stuff as he has shown in his
games " .nr 4
to be able TO hit him.
When the Colts scored two runs
II ieG Fi pay @"in Gn, i nnne@r@ tina,
piciously. Jesse Baker reached irst
base when Davis mufrcd Dec's throw
Baker stole second and advanced to
center field. Lee Gooch gave his team
another run when he caught one lust
right" and sent it over the lcft-ilcld
kircher gave Suffolk run in the
third inning. 1Ic walked Duncan.
anu when attempting to field loas-
ures punt, threw the bali far ov.r
the head of Jim Poole and Duncan
Went home; lcasurc continuing to
third. w. Poole grounded 10 Stuart
a ana ives retired at hrs, base Dawes
nv TO hiFcAer and was out al frs;
Sase; Leasrrc started for the PLATE.
but Poole relayed 10 Abbott ard mo
rune Vas caught.
Smith started tho Colts on
field Jim Poole lined 70 '9+ st-a IN ard
ShH S:s!ioEs left fielder d-cuteG -n-
nan. rs -sco:a-eG th- Usi.-; ? ii-ne
Eooele sole s=c:-d. and sr5-@! w5e-
Co., s-Sc-ed 20 center a.!t
shake-tp in Colts.
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I.Ouis>.tIIc Win. ~,

Louisville Wins pInyon.
ana Toledo today played the last
,hEec innings OF a protested game OF
Score: Louisville. /: Toledo. o.