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FEW MEN RELEASED
-tmntcur managers Appear Well Snt-
ishrd With Present TtrHms-Two
Games rnkc Place To-day

'" itn JG!y !. the last day on which
amateur managers can sign, trade or
acquire additional strength. only ono
day OF the pilots of the local sandlot
teams appear to DO well satisfied with
their combinations. and Will not re-
lease any Of their men. This fact
was brought out at the meeting Of
the managers last night in Murphy's
Hotel
: Those in charge OF teams in the
Comm. rcial and old Dominion
Leagues appear TO be particularly
well pleased. as no releases were re-
ported from either OF these organi-
Z1tions. The Athletic League. the
Richmond League and the Sunday
School League has let out several
players. but the percentage was small
in comparison with the number of
players who have signed contracts.
Two OF the most important games
o. the season Will be played this aft
crnoon when the four teams of tho
Commercial! League Will get into ac-
ION. Takc kola and the Richmond
Termina! viii play At Byrd Park at
. o'clock, while Battle Axe and
Church Hill Athletic Club viii clash
N G. c. 4. Field. al the same hour
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

First .ace-scv.n .urlonrs-Sibo!a. II,
tFatvr, 20 "a l. 10 l. % l. won. Hun
trchsn 10 fwood-tuckI. - 10 J. 70 to l.
10 second. Chrruhrno. ii5 tSande). 10
70 !. 70 !, to !. third Time. ,, MADAM,
i:yns Sir william johnson. barry. PET
FiRanny. Daauty SLEEP. Frank Na~kiin. ia.
beitc. Keen jan. Huron H.. Rinkavous
dnr!"n Iiol3ins. p!t.r>-a- Ecu and Tan n
Second m!Is-Ectrleve rs tkeisnyb
toln"ttc, III mooney. to = 10 D. 10 g.
second: Lady Emm,liuS. !ij tTGrncrJ, /
20 10 :. 10 :. third ri'uc. i.3 5.5
oehkci, hcocNrt ami Genie " ran
Third raGc--AYe fur!ouss-i.aay illllsn
iei tSplihcttl, TO ? even. 10 >. won
rye Opener. 10 Skumm"rp. % 20 l. ! 10 !!
10 5. second; Ggy'uoT. 70 (llarr,,, (
70 !. 10 !, 10 5. inirt Time i:OI A.
Crimson Rambler and Frlzl"t ran
Fourth rhcc--rr!!c aud slAtotuth ESter-
minaior, ne Hchu'tnE"r). g to !. ; to 5.
10 ). out. second; WliAatr ia (Ambruscj
even, 70 J, out. ihird. Time. i.ii Royce
Roofs and Bclsuii: ran.
fifth Cc--ini."--'TDuCanc 10 TFa,or,
20 ]. 20 >. ~ -. won. Lovely %
lMooneyl. to !. 10 !. : 10 o. second .
sOeranun, 100 tliami!iuHt, ia :, : to . s
10 .. third Time. it4 BACK prince.
Wh!sh. Ardito. Franc Tlrcur, The VII,
sandy Mac. Service Sta. AID Light Wine
SIKH raee-nve ,urlon.s D!rnm-sia,c.
BriEadicr-Gcnerai. III tR!cc). . 20 ). i
brether). % tc J. TO :. 20 /. third Time
l;S 10; san Pablo. Eternity. Copper be
mon. Costly Colours. BAlIy Se. Gil!!yaut
smdrty anu Tn" Cook ran
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SPORTS
Jap Athletes 10 Run
in American 1ry-Outs
my Associated Ircxs.I

SEN YORK, June .p.-'r,yo
In"inher~ al tac Japanese Olympic
games team viii cumGrctr in The
rational y a. L.. prIiaihIon
championship contest 10 be held
~ 'his cit. neat sunday. rac
manager al the Japanese team,
which IL en- route To Eci:.iun, Inns
entered III. masudn and &. Nog.uchi
Tor the American iituIar contest
which also win he the UnnI ,r,-
"ui Tor United States athletes who
desire Ia REPRESENT this country In
the renthuthium at Antwerp.
More Than twenty of the lend
ing nli-round athletes from
'nri"us sections of the tsuntry
viii compete.
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AMERICAS TENNIS FATE RESTS WITH WILLIAM TIDEN

Acrkir. paslI.rt. He:zor. .. D,,y y. H.
DIN. Ferry. :. Err0r-licraog. V.,o.i,.,..
hltS- tlach iiiIbce. McrElc. Terry Three
tasv hlts-iierIpg. = Robertson Homo
inhH- t%r;y. Grimm. Hobprtson. S:u!".i
- iipIivch.T, Terry. Double ulny-
W +tt"u I" MrNVChUic to Grimm J.,il On
,as7tS-, h!caso : riusourgh. .. BIAS, ~,
tH4is-. OIL lt"HuT!S =. UI watson. !. II!i.
--On MsadDr. Ia .. oil watson. I in ):
~ iidisr ~ !. struck Qua -I.,nurix g.
iih pitCh--lt"udriS. Losing ,IicHtr--
Meador Empires Moran aud !ii:icr.
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LAT0NlA RESULTS


First racc.onc milc-suion 100 tMorr!s-
seD. $50. $3.50. s3:o won: lack Hare. Jr
~" Wiison). $40. sl7o. second Sands Of
Treasure. lib tCarmody). $3.50. third Time
lbs Is. LiErrant. Gal!icurc!. Matinee Idol
Love, lie H.yke). $3.50. s5SD. $500 Won.
Lord Wrack. III (Burkc). sac $50 sec,
3mu' Rcfugee H.. i0I (widal, 20 third
Tinc. i;!a a-e. Toncy. Tulsa. Missed tho
Tine N3rdcck. Aph. Ava Il, Phcnolax.
Jonn ). Riley and King Like ran
Ihiru race-iivc and half furIonE.-
Aphie Dear, lie Connolly, $3.50. $40. 81 10.
w"n' MET. May Jane Baker 10 U.unsfordI
Siio, s2ao, second; Pckoc. li3 N.yko). 50 a.
third. Time. los Anmnda Margaret Mur
nan. Grace Minard and Mary GaHncy ran.
rnurth racc-six furlorgs-G'Iintonvii 100
aWida). $3.50. $3.50. SEQ. won: hon Jour
!o3 tkenncdyD. eco 80 second. sweet
Liberty, le tiIcinisch $3.50. third 'rimc
III go. Madge T. and Surpiicc ran.
Elm race-milc--i Win. 100 (KIngl $40 90
ssao. ssS. won: Mimic H., III IWiison1
ss,o,. SEQ second; Alta 10y, los tKcn.
ncdy); SD third. Time. l:3s Is Prince
RAJ, Woodtrap and Beavcrkili ran.
1et Ssin - S,zno $50. $40 won; Sea
Mamie o lcl (Morrisscy). $500 third. Time
2;N as. Convoy. Sweep. Jr.. ShIii"Jarb IL
Spectacular Girl and A!rdrie ran go
seventh race--mile ana s!ytccnih-Ado,i,
w. 100 {kcnncdy3. 1850 s1s S3io. WOW.
Mnrse John. 107 twlison). sSi0 $3.50 Soc
ond: Hnrlocit. 167 (Carnody). 81, 50 fhirS
me l:f6 s-6. Captain Reed. Lady Mount
Y. Dancing Spray. Alvord. Chief Brown
larry Bnrsoyne and Tom Saunders ran.
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SPORTS
Hopkins Signs New
Coach for Three Years
IBy Associated press.I

ITHACA, y. ", June .D.--Dr.
Ray Nanormnn. former Cornell
iootbhiI star and assistant coach
or the team since 1910, ba, aligned
Il thrcc-yCar contract as general
nihictic director nnh head foot
bni coach ut John Hopkins Uni
Ncrnlty. baltimore. Md., IL was an
nounrcd here today. lie viii as
sumo his new posiIi"n September
nHd VIII be assisted by ". VIII
coz, Jr., former Harvard uunrtrr-
back nnd prominent iln-ynrd rum
hcr ON the Crimson trn,IS team.
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wilson ........ .............. 0O.iO3OOO-5
Trv y,S DSnG %i, i2st Meghnn 60, Abaugh
stolen bases black. Deus,..
~ n' t ~, i,isrGs. ;; of Myers. .. OF Ech"rt
!. on Aih1uEh. .. struck ou;-Ey Pierce"
:; by Eckert. !; hy Aihaugh :. Left ON
oa -Snholk. II: wilson, ; lit by pitched
nI't> MACH AMI Duncan by Nihau;h Dou-
Die I'ays-Morau 20 iSlacI, -. I"nss,n t,ir...
""'n|iEsT I" Roth: Illcuzir"r to Walters
!" ron trr0rs-MacH. benson. Gilbert.
M'it@tr. Shcrlht" hItS-Str"ct. Zl'vu2lEar
nudE ~ Umpire WcSt,rveIi. Time. 2.t5
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GOLFERS HOLD PRACTICE
IIarncs and Hagen Drop "Hrnsh" with
Hritons-CrOwd Watches
Match.
Associated press.l

DEAL. ENGLAND. June 29.-Most
of the golfers who Will compete in
the British open championship tour
namcnt opening tomorrow were out
practicing today, one of the matches
was a fuursone which brought Hnr-
~ Nardon and Tom Williamson. the
British stars against Walter Hagen
and Jim Barnes. the American profess
SIGNALS.
\ great crowd followed the players.
son. a; barnes, -, and Hagen, as.
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ping Board. whose try-out several
weeks ago sent him back to the
finishing school for more polish. To
day Dooley icldcd we'll in right field
and tapped out three hits in four
Trips. one OF them for a brace Of
sacks. lie proved himself to be one
OF the fastest mon on bases seen here
this year.
fromnoitZ. was outCiaSscd by
C"ESln. whose work on the mound
was excellent except for the first
INNING. when Portsmouth pushed
across two runs.
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TRIAL YACHT LOSES RACE
Shamrock ~. Victor Over Twenty
"hree-Mrter Vessel by Nenrly
Three Minutes.

~. which will meet Resolutc for the
Amcricas cup off Sandy Hook next
month. today defeated her trial horse.
the twcnty-threo- meter Shamrock. ny.
TWO minutes and fiftyone seconds in
Il 3O.55- mile race. The yachts raced
from the Ambrose Channel lightship
70 a point off Shrewsbury. y. j.. and
back. IL had been planned TO go
over the course twice, hut a sixteen
knot breeze. which quickcned to
twenty. caused change in their
nlanS.
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select Runners JuI, q.

NEW YORK. June 2?.--Selcction of
the American representatives for the
olympic Marathon race Will ne made
here July hy the American Olympic
committee. X was announced today.
Members Of the swimming boxing
teams viii be chosen at 4 meet
ING .IulN IL
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BRONCH0S EVEN SERIES
ROCKY MOUNT WINS
GAME FROM RICHMOND
Tnrhcrls Have Little Trouble and
Take Contest by Score of
~ IN !,

ROCKY MOUNT. y g. June %
Rocky Mount TOOK the second game
81 thc series from Richmond this
ait"; noon. by beating the league lead
cES by t.!e score OF 10 TO L.
MCWno:tcr THE visitors pitcher.
was hit freely by the B.onchos. and
the local team secured eight earned
runs out ot the total Of ten Heat
""!c ND the Richmond bates at MS
merry throughout.
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WEIRD GAME TO COOLERS

NORFOLK, VA. Junc 2g-in a
weird ana tircsonc game. which
travelled over the eleven inning route.
ana IN which there was poor bali
played. good hitting. plenty of boncrs
and kicking galore. Petersburg de-
icatcd Norfolk today by the score OF
II 10 II.
Manager Clark and Smith were
banishcd.
The batting OF Roth und Corcorn
We're rcdcem!aS features.
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FIRST GAME
Totals as s2Tul Totals .3s /.
'Battrd for ShoCker in seventh.
xnattcl for i.Lrwell in eighth.

Score hy innings: n
Cleveland ...........0 3 . 4. SOY
81. Louis ..........3 % o 0l o.,
summary Runs..Eyans; Cha pinan ~
we'll '2i. Tobin 90. Gedsop. Sisier; VII;
li,inS. Austin. Errors-Iiardncr. Caldwell.
,;.d"on. Two base hiis--Eliner Smith
licdc"n. Home runs-Eimcr smith. VIII
lian,s. Stolen basc--Sisler. Sacrifices
Chapman. Speaker. Gardner. Sisier. Jacob.
son. Left on hascs-,,Glcveland; So st
Oft Coyelcskic. l.: of Shocker. ,, Hts,
OF Caldwell. 10 in ! 1-3 q out In tiEhthI;
MI Ccvclcskie. in ga; of Sotheron.
in /. struck ou,-by Caldwell. 3: Cove
ii"sliic. / OF Shocker, .. Winning pitche.
caldwell. Losing pitcher--Shocktr. I'm,
.tr"s--Evans and IIildcbrand. Time
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l,rtrrhi,;IrY.
Norfolk.
49, 20 5 q 10 -. ....I5lea1li

,lihiteh for Wagner in eleventh
Petersburg ............ 80 % /, n n q III
Norfolk .............. 10 40, a 30 :,
summary; Runn--VcrmllycH. Moran 90
smith, Command. McMhhHn. l.. Wood
it"th. Rurd"ttc. knowlton, Klein 60. Kane.
Suinrta Cd Kelly. Tcrhunc. Corcnr,n or
tilloet. feathers 90. ErrorS-Wnosi kcllv
- Two bare hits-Roth I2l IIu-d.ttS
,nminhnd. feathers. Sunmt o.. Th-cn-
hhSH nit Hurd"ttc. Homo run--NrNahon
md Kelly stolen hases--Corcnran. Yer.
miIy"a. Moran and knowis,on Sacrinr,.
htt,-C"'nnhnd. Kane. Kelly. Wagner. i.cft
IN bases Norfolk, :: pctorsburr 10 Strl,,k
'ut-by kaowIston. 6; by Trrhunc. /: stan
."y. J. Rasc on haiis-knowiston. {; Tor
!. 'nu". J; Schinitt. 5; Stanley, B. Ra,t.ra
nit Schnitt. tMoran). Hi,s-on T"rhunc.
IN Innings: of Stanley, in I, inninE.
VIA pitch Schmitt. Time OF Ealnc-.;5l
lrmi,ircs-Rilcy aud GuNom.
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Rocky Mount.
iticlinioii,I,
totals 81 72.ll Totals 81

Richmond ......i 90 = q 0 o.
Rocky Mount ......O = o , ON-lO
summary liuns.BakcT. Poole, stuart.
Grimm. Sn"rb"r. Walker, Hopkins 60.
Meyers. Chauplin. Chisholm Steinback
1ninbs. lieathwole. Err"rs-i!a;,cr. Grimm.
'hampltn. StciDha ok. Stolen has. g. iIafter.
Walker Sacrifice hit-roni. I.cft ON
hascs.Riohmonh. .: Rock Mount. >.
Earned Richmond. ,: Rocky Mount,
$. fwo-bas" '-Smith. Three base hits
Grim. Sr"rucr iirst on balis-"a
licatwcl", D. ou MCWhortcr. =. Struck out
by iicatwol". :. by McWhortcr 8.
Double riays-iiakcr 70 stuart to POO:
Champlin 10 Stcinback Passed hall
Abbott. / First on errors chmond. ::
Rocky Mount. q. Timc-i.55. UInpires-
Brandon and BrOoka.
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. I1,els ~ p. ~. - e

.I,.IH.s y u = - T0|A|s g - 2 Il
lated Tor D.ihucfrr la ninth
sifhiieh fo- ShcfGei IN ninth
- Louis ........p n ! q % % n q =;
Cincinnati - y o I a. a a. ,
summary RGng -iiornshy Rain Gfoh
:, Ronsh. Alr1 ErtDr--l4-atht1tc Two
n,ye hi;kGroh. schultz Tbr"o-baso hit
Iron Sacrifice. Hath. DaIhert. jacobs
,..It on baset--S'. Louis. 9 clurlntAt. s.
bi"e on bals-DG Fisher. I! aii Inco,n
] on SheFiei. iIt.---gT Jrcohs. {, i'm
. .-A innings. OF Sherdei IN -l-a in
ninES li!t oy Titchcr--by iaDu.s :
Slrn,k ou,.by Fisher. : Bala-.ilcot,S
I-".ihe 'chcr--.iacOtH. npires--E IN
ana Ema.In T.r-- ,I.n nn-l..
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BUILDERS EVEN MATTERS

lSpccial to The Times Dispatch)
NEW PORT NEWS. VA. June %
moving an entire reversal OF form in
very department of the game New
'"rt News staged comeback today
y defeating the Truckers, 6 TO 3
chief among the Come Backcrs.'
AZ Doo!cy, Il recruit from th.. Shin
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Pittsburgh fJ,iru,
'Bai,cG for Martin in eleventh -
ran :1r fasr"rt IN eleventh.

Plt,sbut:h 100 o O n n -;
CAlrnED ......l 0 y , d u n n "a a ,
summary. hunS-Carey. Ha.nncr ,.
COOPER Holloch"T. Terry Martin. Error.
i"!"thyr Iwp-SaEe hit--Souhworth.
Stoi"p htst s. South""rth. Carey. Robert.
Ion; EeF%pG Sacritcss Cooper.
i;eit On hahcs--i'iit- hurg II. chicago. ..
lao On balls --pfi Martin. . ~! Conner
~ oy rioher-by Martin tIIa"Gncrj
r.fuCh Gully CDOgrr. by Marlin
CmpG'es-E!B!er and Moran Tim. 80
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NCMpOrt News.
Portsmouth,.
Totals 3Sl32iiO Totals 3slt
~ I'M I

Portsmouth .....o o % o I %
Newport News o o l o y = x-S
summary; Runs-viox. Rooney. BRAN.
niE"n 60, Lake 90, Doiicy t2). Errors-
Simm"ns. TwoIhnsc hi,s-Doilcy and Post
Soiam ha nvWn A SSn1wsTt" rG@SSn
simmons. sharp and poolcs. Left on
struck ou;---by Coou n i: hy FromhoitZ. =
Eases on halls-on, Cooein 2. OF From.
MOTIF. :: Wild pitch Fromholts. Attend
me. nnnSe-ano umpires-or,h and Ganiey
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DOUBLE BILL DIVIDED

CHICAGO. June 23.--ChiGago and
pittsburgh divided q douh!chcada-
toda!. the visitors winning the arst
game. TO ?, In eleven Innings. and
the locals tdking the second. !; 10 2
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RIXEY BATTED HARD

PHILADELPHIA. Juno %. Rixey
WAS hnDckcd out Of the hox and
icDrS. smith was battered badly ny
Ncw York to-day. the Visitors defeat
.nS Philadelphia. 10 l.
New lOrh. I'uiiu,icluIIiu
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CHAMPIONS BEAT CARDS
CINCINNATI WINS GAME
FROM RlCKEYS TEAM
Roger ii"rnsby Partially Irresponsible.
for single Run Scored by
Mound liIS Nlmr.

CINCINNA1I. o., June 2. -C!ncin-
nhti Won IRON -. LOUIS today. to |
Ihc Cardinals only run waA scored In
me fourth on Il SINGLE by Horusuy
ana double Dy ScaultZ
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BROWNS BEATEN TWICE
INDIANS TAKE DOUBLE
BILL FROM ST. LO}
Cleveland increases Lend I'm Au.r
League, Although Nnnks Con-
ttnuN tn Win

ST LOUIS. MO, June 2a-Clel
lean LeaEue today with a double Ola
tory over st. Louis. winning the frsi
zane. to ;. and the second game
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DODGERS ARE LICKED

BOSTON June co--Roston banged
cador" and MOZART today. defeating
brooklyn. 10 !. giving Boston ava
out Of SIX in the stgics.
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l'hiiu,iclp!iin.
GEo,als aGi,s5:a Totals 81 ,s7 :

Sc.y YORK -......O u u ? ~;
Ihi!ad"lp hin .... % d y u . ! III
summary. EuuS--fIGrn. =: Kelly
SicEiHE. snyder Douglas. Williams
tEroE%--han.roi' Meusol. r. Miller. Two
base hiis--liinr'pit. Snyder. kiug Kelly,
EiotcheT. Williams i'omr ru's-IIurns
stolen basc-k ins Sarr!nrc hi;s-I;lH-
rawlings Z" Fletcher 20 Ta!Iotte Let,
"n baS"o--N"w YORK, IL rhiIad"lph!a T.
Easc on bhut--D0l:E!aR. ! RlNcy. ms
Oft itix.y. % IN tnonc out ia seveu;hI:
on g. smith. > Ia innings. IAN by
iitchcr-oy o. smith ti!nncrotp. Struck
"nt--D"urlar. !. 81. Smith Losing
cher-'iI%Hy. u!npircs-iiaT-isou and
Hart. Time 1850
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TARHEELS BEAT CATS

SUFFOLK. VA. June 29-oncc
again this afternoon the fans saw
the tail-cndcrs take a game from
Suffolk. Tho score was 10 3 in
f~vor OF Wilson.
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Piedmont I.cnEuc.

High Point, -: Greensboro. D.
Winston Salem. }: Danvilie. G3
inninEs).
Durham. 4. Raleigh s.
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oh Boy: You can't heat it. Flor
ida Fruit Cum is perfect. Try n
package today. Made by Flccr. All
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
brooklyn mt New York.
Titt sbUrEii at Chicago.
Only two games scheduled.
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WIIENE TIiEE FI.lY TODAl.
New York AT Ihiladciph
Cir,cIund III 81. Louis.
CnicagD al Detroit.
Washington at los On
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

NT.Nl lis IsN IFNUN1.
Itostnn. \: lSruoklyn. !.
Tiig >bur..h. i-3: Chicago. 3-ll tirst gang
New York. :. PHILADELPHIA. 1.
Cincinnati. =; 81. I.odi>. /.
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SECOND GAAIF:
'E'a.t,d for M-ajor in a-cth.
fLrttcd FOR Blake in ninth

H!ttsbsgh .........O o 2 "a
Chicago ............1 : : " y-ii
: u ~ ~ =. Y: Runs Rirbcc CarNv'
Grimm. Fiack Hollocher. > Robertson.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY,
ROCKY Mount. 10: Ei,hInund. !.
Portsmouth. 5. Newport News, q.
NiisuH. .: SiiiiNik. S.
a
STANDING Oh" CLUB
WHERE THEY PLAY TODN'

ificliinOai al Rocky Mount.
f0rIs nioulii AT NEWPORT News.
Petersburg At NUT folk.
" iison at SuifollS.
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~'TTF hy IU0inF-t n
brooklyn ...........l q o q q n ~
Boston .......-.-n q . w
;, summary; hurs--Johnyton. Powell.
rex, Cruise. Huik". :; HnrSnviile .:
tin"iy. E-rors-SrIcce- ItnrC6cl 'rro-
b~se hits-Plck. Holkc T'hrce-basc hits
-,tfulse, Maranvillr stolen bases
Juhn:tua. Eayr-. lio,Ic. Goydy SacrI.
ne hit-B9"ckc! Double playS-McGabe
- k9nciGhy; Griffith ia K.idur 10
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-30

Harley TO become Professional.
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payer on the Ohio State University
seIeven. VIII 20 " Chicago tomorrow
to SsiEn a Contract J with 2 q S IN jtsr :
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
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thi'rg0. n: Drtroil, Z.
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only thr.c .ISir> >rncIuGcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-30

Totals a5!a2iI7 Totals 3il72Tl
Iia'tei for 'Sdore in seventh.
fba'tei for MrhtF; IN uluth
MATED FOR GTli'Ith Ia ninth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-30

OPEN your package this way
o-tear off part of the top
only. It's much the best way to
keepyourLucky Strike cigarettes
in good shape.
The special thing about the
Lucky Strike cigarette is the
toasted flavor. It's toasted.
And it's wonderful how toastine
improves real Burley tobacco.
= Are you pipe smoker7 Then try Lucky
Strike pipe tobacco. Made from tho zines.
Burnley tobacco that money con buy. Tho
toastins process scale in tho Burnley aayo,
and :akes out every bit Of bite. I'a toasted.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1920-10-16
Odessa Church Notes
DRAWERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

DRAW Ems fHEo0 ! ACIs1AN N0ONSA
Sunday, October 18th, 1920.
9.45 A. M. Sunday School session.
1890 A. M. Morning worship with
sermon by the pastor.
7.OOP. M. Christian Endeavor and
Song Service. Topic, ''Christian Prin-
ciples in. Politics. Luke 22:24-27.
citizenship Day.. Mrs. W. V. Woods
leader.
Prayer meeting every Thursday even
ing at 700 o'clock.
On the evening of Oct. oath, at T.
O'Clock, Mr.. Tippett. who was Captain
in the Royal Canadian Artillery, will
tell of his experience in the World
war. He served years in this war
and was the only one of "a friends who
went over together, to return alive.
Come and bring your friends to hear
this lecture.
Visitors ta the town are given a
special invitation to attend any service
held in this church.
A reception will be given Mr.. and
Mrs Tippett on Thursday evening, Oc-
tober 21st. Immediately following the
prayer meeting. All members and their
friends are requested to be present.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1920-10-16
TOWNSEND

Mrs. Susan Davis, of Blackbird, Wis.,
tied Mrs. Roland Reynolds the past
week.
Mrs. Sudler King and Mrs. Clyde
Shockley have returned home from
Wilmington.
Mrs. &. NJ. Outten is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Charles F. Boehlmer, at
Malvern, Pa.
Mrs. Sallie Raisson, of Still Pond,
Nd, is spending sometime with her sis
ter, Mrs. Eva Lattomus.
Miss Belle Montgomery and Mrs.
Sadie Jenkins, of Chester, Pa, are
guests of Mrs. w. H. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Geary, of Pleas
antville, N. j.. are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Walter S. Money and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Riggs, of Will
mington, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Riggs, of Claymont, spent Sunday at
the home of John Townsend.
Mr.. William H. Wright underwent q
surgical operation in a Philadelphia hos
pital this week. His many friends are
anxious for speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Naylor, DR..
Herman. Naylor and family, Of Phila-
delphia, and Mr.. G., Naylor. of Will
mington, were Sunday guests of Will
liam G. Money and family.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1920-10-16
Canal Project Boosted

Delaware delegates to the convention
of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways As
sociation at Atlantic City, who have
just returned reported the meeting
one of the most successful ever held.
A. D. Warner, Jr., president of the
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce;
George A. Elliott, John Richardson,
Jr., and George NJ. Moreton were
among those who represented the local
organization.
Mr.. Warner said there was relatively
little mention of the Sassafras canal
project. This has been much talked of
at Baltimore as means to connect
that city directly with the ocean across
the Eastern shore.
The Sassafras project, he said, ap-
peared to be favored only by small
number of Baltlmoreans, the majority
of delegates from that city and from
the rest of Maryla I'd seeming to favor
deepening and widening the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal.