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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

first OF thesweek.t aissr spending a
fortnight with her brother. p. r. Fitz-
Hugh. and his family at their home
nearstown. -
Attractive invitations written in
verse have. been Issued for musical
tea to be given ST. Patrick,s Day In the
of ST. stephens Church.. The, affair Is
under the hmanasementEof Mrs. n, A.
Samueison.
Miss Dorothy Daneron only daughter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
NM

Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. u, q 1Iisro, H.,
Chester Hayes, Of North Carolina. irGs'
wedding will take place In Henderson,
vile. y. c.. early In April =, Z ~ ~
Major James Yancey Is spending the
Weekend at "Arllngton," the home II
MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs T.. W.
fancey. near town 4fsf !
Mrs Josiah Ware has returned ia.
the rectorSs In Shepherdstown, w. va.
after a visit of several weeks 10 hrr
Son-in- law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
BIG STONE GAP

Ispecial to The Times Dispatchl
BIC STONE GAP. VA. March 49,
p. l.. Bhoads. OF this place. was calle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
BON Air
Ispecialto The Timns-D

Especial to The Times Dispatcb.l
: BON AIR. VA. March l3.--SIiss Mar
garct McCluer spent the week lend In
IynchburG with her sister. Mrs. James
Gillian.
Mrs. Harvie Blair has returned from
Washington. where She has been Wis
iting.
Mrs. c. c. Montague and Mrs j. II.
Blair. Misses Dorothy and Isabelle
Smith were the guests recently of Mrs.
Allan Goolsby.
Mrs. Jim Patton il visiting Mrs.
Frank Martin in Petersburg.
Miss Florence Chafiin, of Richmond,
was the guest recently or Miss Mar
garet McClucr.
Mrs. Harvic Taylor. of Amelia, IS
visiting Mrs. Robert Bridgeforth.
The Mems Association of Bon Air
was entertained al a supper on Mon
day night at the home Of Allan
Goolsby. About forty were present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
$215.Oo Suite at
$l59.5O

Davenport. Arm Chair and Arm
Rocker; large pieces; cane-backs.
mahogany frames, spring seats;
upholstered in silk plush. Spe-
cial at $150.5O.
Easy payments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
Darnine Stockings,

DarninE StOckinEs. =
SILK finished crochet cotton Is excel
lent for darning cotton stockings, be-
cause the mended places Will be soft
and won't hurt the feet, as often hap
pens with ordinary darninE cotton
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17
STEALS TO PROVIDE
 FOR THREE BABIES

Inability to provide for three infant children, the oldest only years of age caused a widow to steal jewelrv from her employer, according to her story in police court yesterday. The de- fendant entered a plea of guilty to a charge of petty larceny, explaining she was driven to the act by the need or providing for her babies.
 Officers Lucy and Blea, who made the arrest, told the court that the jew els which the woman admitted having taken were in turn stolen from her. They testified that the defendant ap- reared to be very remorseful over her act and showed a willingness to return the jewelry. She had taken them to the hiding place, the officers said. and showed genuine surprise when the articles were not there
 The defendant told the court her home was in Oklahoma and said she desired to return there After tele- phoning the office of the Associated Charities, Judge Thomas said arrange ments would probably be made to fur rish her with the necessary transpor- tation.
 T am going to sentence you to serve 30 days in the city jail" the judge said. but will suspend this sentence be- cause I do not want to work a hardship upon your children
 The defendant told the court she was doing housework and received only $50 a month.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17
DR. BOWMAN SPEAKS
 AT CLUB MEETING

No country in the world has so lit- tie religion and so great a conscience as America, declared Dr. John John Bowman, director of the American Col lege of Surgeons, in an address before the Woman's club yesterday after noon. Dr. Bowmans subject was Ideals" the noted surgeon defining idealism as energy, the desire to ere ate something out of this energy and conscience.
 American idealism takes the form of enthusiasm, emotion, conscience" said Dr. Bowman, who declared that the medical professions response to American idealism and demands is that conscience shall rule in medicine, sur gerry and treatment of patints.
 Explaining the various items of pro- posed expenditure of the new city im- provement plan, Mayor Plunkett also appeared on the program. The mayor urged the club women to make an in vestigation of the items before casting their vote at the election a week from Saturday.
 The annual exhibit of garments made by the Phoenix branch of the Needle work Guild of America attracted in- terested attention, tea being served by the officers of the guild at the conclu- sion of the program, which was fea- tured by unusually fine music. Both Mrs. Webb and Mrs Henderson are ex- cepuonally clever artists and their numbers were received with enthusi- astie applause. This Passion is But an Ember'' (Lohr), and 'evalues'i (Van- derpooD were Mrs. Henderson's con- tributions, while Mrs. Webb charmed her audience with the "Musette Waltz Song" from La Boheme" (G. Puc- cinD, and 'tThe Fairy Pipers' Herb ert Brewer.)
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17
SUPERIOR PRISON CAMP CLOSED DOWN
 BY LACK IF FUNDS

Lack of funds has necessitated the closing down o. the prison camp at Su- perior, according to Thomas Maddock, state engineer, who stated that the completion of the Miami Superior road would be carried on with paid forces, reduced to the minimum. Even with the reduction of forces the state has had to close camps in Yuma and Yav- apai counties, the Superior camp being all that can be carried on until the legislature meets, MT. Maddock an nounced yesterday.
 The 104 prisoners laid off work have been returned to Florence as a matter of economy, the state engineer de- clared, claiming that the paid forces can handle the rock cheaper than the prison labor.
 The camp at Superior was one of the largest operating in the state, en- gazing the work of more than 300 pris- oners, 16 guards. a captain and deputy, engineers, a general foreman and 6 assistants, carpenters. cashier, stew ard, cook, mechanic, truck driver, cor ral man. mule packer and blacksmith. In order that the work might be speedily terminated, Mir. Maddock said that three shifts had been employed on the work in, the lower tunnel, where an aQNanC0 or d lOOb anu d ldll III dH eight hour day has been made. With the additional shift it is figured that the advance will be six to eight feet a day.
 Tn Septembsr MT. Maddock made a change of plans of the third tunnel making an open cut by shooting down an enormous amount of rock handled at the rate of 20 cents a yard against l the average rock cost at the present | time of S1.75. The success of the plan
 led the department to following the same course with tunnel No 2, at a saving to the state of approximately I $S, 1000.
 Appropriations supplemented by the | 25 per cent fund. in the amount of $300,- I 900 have been made for the road l Back to normalcy! Sylvia Pankhurst has been arrested
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17

A new source of gum, from the candlewood of Arizona, is said to have auu properties of rubber and to vulca- nize properly.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17

Back to normalcy! Sylvia Pankhurst has been arrested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
CARPENTER GIVEN WEEK
trcnchman Given That Length of
Time To Decide Upon Fight
with Dcmpscy
Try ASSOCIATED Prcss.1

$ AN T. X y NCiSC co, June IL
GEORGES Carpenter Will Toe given
one week TO decide whether he wants
10 fight Jack Dempsey for the worlds
heavyweight championship on or be-
fore Labor Day. and il lie does not
meet this demand IL must be taken
for granted that he does not want
TO meet the champion Jack kcarns.
DampScy'S manager, said here today.
This putting the match over until
he returns from Europe does not sat
iSfy u.s." Kcarns added.
we will give Carpenter one week
to say whether he wants 10 fight
Dempsey on or before Labor Day. II
he doesn't want 10 fight. then Demp-
scy Will start 4 campaign among the
other hcavywcights OF the world"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
TWO AMERICANS SURVIVE
Johnston mud ridden Rcmniu To De-
Tend United States In English
Tennis Tournament.
ny Associated Press. ]

LONDON. June 1.-Two Americans
nave survived at the Queens Club
for the scmifinals in the London
lawn tennis championship. William
NJ Johnston. of San Francisco. who
today defeated the English veteran
Ritchie in the NTH round. viii meet
Major Dudley. an cX-OXford blue. and
William r. 'Tilden. of Philadelphia.
anese player XcnZo Shimidzu, who
came through three English tourna-
mentS unbeatcn.
Johnston scored convincing vie
tory over Ritchic. and the exports
enioEiZed the ease and accomplished
made the game look supremacy easy.
Tildeu'S win against Norton the
2o-ycar-ola South African champion.
was due to superior base line drives.
The finest display of the day was
the victory of Johnston and Tildcn
over Lycett. of Australia. and Barrett.
Of England. in the fourth round OF
the doubles. There was hard hitting
III this game and Tildcss serving
was feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
KIL0NlS WINS FEATURE
MAT MATCH FROM HANSEN
Elimination contest for Police Ga-
rttr Wrestling Bclt Will start
Here NrXf Mc.k

kilonis last night defeated Hansen
tx" out OF three fans in the main
event OF tn" wrestling exhibition at
The broadway Athletic Arena. Hansen
won the first fall in thirty.onc min
HtcS with combination arm and
mead lock. l<ilonis took the second
IAN IN nine iiinutcs with a colnb.ua-
non BODY scissors and arm lock. ana
thc thlrd fall IN eleven minutes with
I. combination hammtrlock and jack
Ia the preliminary event "Xcke"
Sih'th won ia straight falls in cigh-
teen aud MIN" minutes Win a heal
lock anu crotch hold. rcspcctiyoly
~ MAS announced by the manage
mvnt mat beginning next week. 3,
S'fIts 81 "Imimation bouts would be
hvid Tor Tho Police Gazette helt. Next
WgGt Keller VIII meet Hansen. Tho
i'I'M.ns Week. the winner OF this
~. ten viii meet Kilonis Til. We
,9r % This match viii tackle Turner
i'urih week of the contests. the vim
Ltr o; tho sem!aaals vii! meet
Gardner fcr the belt
i"sc followers of tho game here
bi"H!ct that the FINAL mutrh OF ~.
somt.'; viii he between Turner ana
smith, AS both Of these have shown
up eNceeding!y well IN all OF ;hc!r
matches here. 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
SAYS HIS TROUBLE
HAS NOW VANISHED
Richmond Lady Relates How
Plant Juice Restored Her
Husband TO Health.
HAD BAD STOMACH TROUBLE
He Can Now Eat His Food
Without Distress and Sleeps
the Night Through.
HAD BAD STOMACH TROUBLE

Nature. Ike AN army when al
tackled. has warnings and signals
which should never 20 UNDECIDED
When the stomach. liver or kidn.ys
suffer slight orangcmcnts they send
out their hurry call to be careful.
f.ach has its warning note. which
frequently takes the form of midi
scstion. dyspepsia, gas on the .tom-
ach. constipation. nervousness, PAINS
in the back and sides, dizziness.
slccplcssncss. etc. Nine out Of ten
people ignore these symptoms and
wait until serious illness has laid
them low before they seek relief.
Plant Juice, the new herbal stom-
ach remedy. assists nature and will
bring relief in practically all cases
Of dcranEed stomach, liver or kid
ncys. Thousands OF local people are
tcstifying TO the bcncn; they have re-
ccivcd after they had given up all
hope of permanent relief.
one of the latest signed tcs.imo-
mails is that of Mrs. I:mmci NJ. Sigh,
popular Richmond lady residing at
No. 400 East Main Street. who tells
how her husband was restored 10
health by Plant Juice. as follows:
For about Il year my husband has
suffered with bad stomach trouble;
he was hloatcd with gas and in ter
rib!c pain after eating. he COM
planned Of his heart hurting him.
could not sleep and got weak and
I badly run down. Although he had
taken many medicines none OF them
did him any real good. and as he read
OF so many OF our home folks being
cured by your medicine. Plant Juice
he decided he would try H. Af.-r he
had taken the first bottle 4 great
change took place in him. and since
he has continued to take ii. he has
no more trouble whatever with his
/ s;omach--in fact, can eat anything
/ he wants and digest IL. He sleeps
/ We'll. is not nervous and has not an
/ ache or pain. We are glad to en-
I dorse Plant Juice. for IL certainly
| 'dId the work in my husbands case
| Plant Juice acts al:Hoa: like magic
I in stomach trouble. gas. fcrIncnta-
! ton. that heavy, distressed feeling
after meals and on retiring. Il al
lacks and destroys all poisons IN The
! blood. corrcctS diseased conditions Of
the liver and kidneys and restores
them 20 normal condition.
Tho Plant Juice Man is at The Ira
gle Drug Co.'S store, in Richmond.
where he is daily meeting tho local
public and Introducing and explain
ing the merits Of this remedy,
For sale in Petersburg by Morri-
RON. The Drug Man. and in Chase
CITY by The Chase City Drug Co
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
AMERICAN GOLFERS LOSE
United States Entrants Drop Inter-
team Match with EnElis ;ncIt.
Gardner UcturnS Saturday.

LONDON, Juno II. = Nmcrican
golfers were beaten today in an in
Club. four matches to one in the
leading game. Robert ~ Gardner
Of Chicago. and Nelson Whitney. OF
Hanbrow and Guy Campbell, by one
hole.
The American golf players will
play at Rye Saturday against the
Oxford and Cambridge society play
cTs. Then all but Gardner will pro-
coed to Paris TO play ut the famous
La Boulie links Sunday, after which
they VIII return to America.
Gardner Will sail for New York
Saturday on Tho Maurctania.
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Chicago.
New l'orl,
Totals 30 T2fli
Score by innings:

CSieasoo 'H . .........:.::....S SiIYdS
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MRS. GREENLEAF LOSES
Low Mcdnlist Defeated by 81. Louis
Woman In Golf Mntch-Mcu
riay Close Games.

ST. LOUIS. June l7.-Mrs. r. G.
Grccnleafc Of Kansas city, low medal
list. was defeated by Mrs. l.. T.. Was
son, OF ST. Louis. up aud 10 play.
in the third championship round or
the state amateur tournament for
women here today.
Two matches In the first champion
snip round OF the mems tournament
were decided on the nineteenth green,
visiting players being victors In both
instances. Dr. Paul r. Talbot of
Springfield. eliminated T.. II McClcl-
land. and Ralph Sackman. OF Kansas
city. defeated John Morrison.
Scmifnals in the wolncn's events
viii be played tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
ANOTHER HOMER FOR BABE
RUTH SLAMS NINETEENTH
CIRCUIT DRIVE OVER FENCE
Williams Grooves One nnd SIuggcr
Docs Hest. Yankees Taking
Game.
lDy Associated Prcss.l

CHICAGO. June l7.-"Bubc" Ruth.
the homc-run king OF the New York
Americans. today made his nine
tccnth- circuit drive of the season.
tho visitors winning from Chicago.
TO =.
Ruth struck out his first two times
ut bat. man was left stranded on
base on each occasion. Lefty" VIII
Hams wobb!cd In the fourth inning.
and after two were out he walked
Ward and pipD. lie then had the
call. and 2. on Ruth and took
u chance. He groovcd a fast one
waist high. and the big sluggcr drove
II clear over the right-neld blcachcr
wall into an adjoining lot. The heavy
wind deprived him of another homer
in the last inning. lie hit ~: the
same direction as his other long
drive, but the north wind carried IL
iuu! by few feet as II cleared tho
screen. lie followed this with !,
drive TO right for two bases and was
thrown out trying TO stretch II into
a triple.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

won the opening game Of the series
from Norfolk by the score OF u TO l.
Except in The second when he
wohhlcd for Il couple Of minutes
Jolin had Norfolk at his mercy. hold
ing them to iive hits and one run.
In the seventh Wilson punched hits
for three more runs Ia the eighth
and ninth fast fielding prevented
scores by the Tars.
Casctlc's catch OF hard drive from
Summa's bat. when two were on. fca-
turcd the game. SChwcitzcr lead in
the stick work with 4 double and two
singles TO his credit.
Thrasher registered a double and Il
single.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
CATS WIN LONG GAME
Colts Win Long Cnmc.

.Spccia. % The Times Dispatch)
PETERSBURG, Va june l5-Al-
thoush "uih:t moro ;hau two TO one.
the SUFFOLK cats manugaa 10 ,.or,. On,
refers burg In "a thirteen inuIur BAT
Tie today, winning TO .
Young allowed IA" visitors hut six
hits and struck ont nine I'm, the cats
contributed their safctics In tho
pinchcs, which explains their victory.
Eckert allowed sixteen hits. but he
kept them We'll scattered
The Goob"rs appeared today with
thrc. ne" faces IN the hnc-up.
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ID only three hits.
score
Philadelphia
Totals ....i3 IS II 10 Totals ....3i II - u
Dated Tor liHsty in ninth.
- ~

81 Louis .................1 : = o ) y N-ia
Summary: Runs-Dykcs 90. Strunk.
Walker ca. MyHtt i2I. Perkins. Burrus:
Tohin. Gedcon ,2). Sister t2!. jacobson.
Williams 90. Austin, Gerber. Billings.
Soth"ron Errors-Thomas and Gcdcon.
Two-basc hits-walkcr ca. Jacobson.
Three base hits-Pcrkins AMI S"thoron.
Home runs-Sislcr. Austin. Sacrifice hits
-Strmnk. Galloway. Austin. billings
Sothoron. Left on bascs.-ph!ladeiph!a.
IL: 81. Louis. i. Base balls-on Big
bee. !: of Hasty, 4: of SOthoron. 4. Hts
on BlIbcc. in % innings: on Well
man. none In 3 Struck out--by iSigboc. ::
by Sothoron. l. Winning pitchcr-Soth-
oron. Losi:E; p!tchcr-BiEbcc. Cmp!rcs-
Connolly and Naliip. -Timc-i:J0.
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Portsmouth,.

Summary: -Sicinhack, Brilwell.
than'nhn, chariot. CHASER. rraynor Er-
f"rs Bangs, Wait. N!oN Shul;" Earned
runs Rocky Mount. - Portsmouth /.
Home runs Trayunr and Chariot, Two
base hi'S-WH't and Stc!ubaCk stolen
bases BridW-N. Walker chisholm and
Whi:. $trucE out-hy CHASER s: hy Ben
ton. Bases on ha''s-oa CHASER =: of
R"ntua, poGh!c plays hangs 80 BEN
ton I" Watt: Champlin to Bridwcll 10
tharl"t; Chumriiu TO Chariot Lief, on
bases Rocky Mount. z; Portsmouth. .
I.MI-I-s-- o. m.-N Mml HrMmMniL Tiine-l:4l-
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Richmond .................N o 90 a.
Newport News .-.........u o q 10 o 2 @ q "a
SUMMARY: Euns-Sm!tn. Poole ,2>. Alb
SHARPE Errors-litker e. Abbott Grimm
: ! m ~ 0 u Sc T"o base hit -$rhwartz
COCOA. Simmons Sacrifice HIS -Wh!t,ruft
Iiolincs. Poole, Double g,Iays -ANbutt
LlHhsN!si"tL Holmes 80 PaEc' to Holmes.
Grimm 70 Holmes 70 Bake- Ilt ny pitch.
ed ba!s-ny Morgan Grimm. lio.m"sl
j%it on htSrs-i .ghwpUd. =. %.y 1,ft
Newa Bases on off M-Whor,nr.
g.; OF Morgan. Struck ou,-h, Nj
M,h"ftef' TIM o; game-i.4l. EMPIRES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
BRONCHOS DEFEAT TARS

Especial TO The Times -DisDatch)
PORTSMOUTH, VA, June IL
Portsmouth, largely through its own
faulty playing, lost the first game TO
Rocky Mount today By The score OF
10 !.
Bangs. Watt and Manager VioN
erred AT critical moments, and con-
trihutcd 10 the victory of the visitors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
Heincmnnn Asks Special Meeting.

IL.N, N, , IT sUVVIHI NCCtIhE.
;, NEW ORLEANS. June IA. !.
licinemann. president of the New
orleans Baseball Association, late to-
day wired President Martin, of the
Southcrn Association. asking him to
can special meeting OF the dircc-
tors of the association to TAXI mn
the case of the Little Rock Baseball
Cup and Pitcher Casey Smith.
MT. ticincmann would not discuss
,he ACTON taken today mt Atlanta. but
held long conference with his AT
torney as TO what action heshould
pursue In the matter. MIR. licincmann
also \ircd several of the other pres
ldcnts In The association asking them
TO join with him in the request for a
special meeting of the association di-
rectorS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
RED SOX BEAT TIGERS
lny Assoclntch rrcss.l

out ahead in Il pitchers battle here
today. and Won the opening game
OF the series from Detroit, TO J..
The Red SoN scored in the opening
inning. and due to J. Bush's superb
pitching. were never in danger until
the ninth, when the Tigers gained
their only run.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
k-ySyiIlc Wins Came

kEfSNlIi.E. VA. June l7.-Kovs-
Eiiis defeated Chase city in a snappy
~ we o! baseball today Features OF
'.r tam" we're the sensational catch
ing % Duck Allen for KeysviIic and
" nome run by Captnin Goodc which,
Si|4 three runs for Chase Ci,y.
k.y.,.'r X. H. y.
thGs= city
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Rain Prevents It,,o

nE"PphT. L. L. June l7.-Thc
y htG r-te III. tn" series between tho
inJjSS'u ~ , ona tnG y4nt,ic. to deter
can Gun of sandy HOOK nc n me-; Mm"'h
VS. nsHin postponed To-Day bec.,s -,
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Will SON DOWNS TARS

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA, June l7.--Gctting
second innings and chasing him to
the club house. Wilson this afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

PRESIDENT Martin asking that the
league rules be lived up 10 and In
inrminS the president that those
cluns nae no right to refuse to play
against smith. since the luttcr's CON
tract haze been approved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Rirltmund. ,: Newport News. s.
suffolk. 3; Petersburg. . as innings).
Miison. q: Norfolk. /.
kntkN Mount. D: Fort snInMth. ].

WIEKE TiirY i'iAl TO-DAY.
Newport News ut Richmond.
Rocky Mount at Portsmouth,.
suffolk mt Petersburg.
Wilson at Norfolk.
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BROWNS WIN EIGHTH
IBy Assoc.a,cd PISS

ST LOUIS. June list. Louis and
Philadelphia INDUCED in free hit
TING contest today. and while the lat
Ter OutOatted the lOCals. ST. Louis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
Detroit
Boston
Totals ....3e u - - Totals .....J ) =. IL
'bttt,a tor DausS IN eighth
Score by innings. u

hoston ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 0 o o o !:
:, summary: Runs-II oopcr. Mclnn!s,
M"nosky, Hooper. stolen bases McInuts
Sacr!hcc-M cEally. Double play. Bush
Foster aud Mclnnis: j. Bush and Me
lnn!s; j. Bush. Scott and McInnis Left
on hascs.I'os;on. .: Detroit. 6. Base on
baiIs-.nn bauss 1: OFF Bush. 5; on Dkrie
J. Hits-on Dauss In S innings: of
okric. IN inning. Struck out-by Dauss.
]: by flush . Passed hlll-Ainsu!th Los
inE pitchcr-IDauss. Umpircs-Eyuns and
iiildchTand. Timc--l:s5
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York, :: Chicago. >.
Boston, .: Detroit. I.
-. Louis. L.; rhi.adclphia: o.

WHERE THEY play TO-DAY.
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia ut st. Louis.
New York ut Chicago.
Boston mt Detroit,
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Travellers May Claim Forfcit..

LITTLE ROCK. .RK.. June IL
Providing Southern League Clubs CON
iinUe to refuse to play Little Rock
with Casey Smith. pitcher. in the
Nnc-lip, The local team will claim
corceits ana the $500 penalties which
go with forfcits. Charles Jacobson,
the clubs attorney. announced today.
There is no chance for Little Rock
TO compromise, Mr.. Jacobson said, as
Smiths contract has been approved
by the league president. John NJ.
Martin.
should the league directors hold n
special meeting and decide not to pay
the fines and not allow the forfeits
the local club Will again go into the
Federal court for justice and seek to
cnjoin the league directors from TAX
ing such action. Mr. jacobson an
nOunced
MIR. Jacobson wrote lcttcr to