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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
MIDDIES SECOND CREW
WINS RACE AT WORCESTER
Naval tcadcmys Second Hest MnkcS
faStrst Time of Dny-NiS Event
Takes Place To-day.

- LAKE QU1NSIGAMOND. WORCES-
TER; MASS. July 2S.-A crew Of
midshipmen. the Naval Academy's
second oest, today won the race for
tne intermediate cight-oarcd she'll
championsh!p Of the country feature
event OF the first day of the national
amateur rowing regatta
iy their victory the Annapolis sec
ond crew won the right to compete
WITH the Naval Academy varsity
syracuse University and Duluth Boat
.iub crews in the race tomorrow for
thc senior eight Dared championship
ana Inc eight 20 represent the United
states in this event at the Olympic
y minutes % seconds. the fastest Of
the day.
Duluth Boat Club, although disap-
pointed In their high hopes of win
ming the Intermediate eiCht-oarnd
race. gained the honors In the race
Tor the intermediate four-oarcd shell
championship.
The competition for the privilege
or carrying the United States shield
IA the single SOULS competition at
NntWerp gained an additional aspir-
ant IN the victory OF Louis Zoha. OF
me hrst Bohemian Boat Club. New
YORK. over field OF eight starters.
National champion Jack" Kelley.
dashed to a slow victory in the senior
quarter-mile championships.
The intermediate single scull ,ile
went TO +. L. Murphy. OF New
Rochelle Rowing Club.
pennsylvania Barge Club won the
senior international four-oarcd she'll
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GARDNER DESIRES BELT
HELD BY JOE TURNER
Ma! "r~stlc ltirhmond- Washington
Ernppicr for Titic. EOi>2,yinE
Victory Last Night.

"P!nky' Gardner. Atlanta Erappler.
Is looking with longing eyes at the
Hclicc Ghssttc belt now held by Joe
Turner, the Richmond Washington
middl cwclght grappIcr. following the
match between the two last night
at the broadway Athletic Arena.
~ taking two out OF three falls in
the second match q. the week and
after The match made IL known that
ne would like to try for the belt
Turner stated that he was wiring,
under certain conditions. TO meet
Gardner and put up the belt as the
prize. The matter viii be decide 4
upon at Il later date. and the bout
probably viii he staged in Richmond.
Turner dropped TIE match to Gard
ner last night alter three falls OF
the most strenuous wrestling seen
here in quite a while. The holder OF
the belt took the first fall after twcn-
ty-sevcn minutes with Il crotch hold
and deadlock. Gardner came back
In the second and pinned the shout
dcrs OF Joe to the mat in twelve
minutes. using crotch hold The
going was strenuous in the third fall
and II took Gardner thirty-one min
utes TO pin Joe's shoulders to the mat
with crotch and head hold. Turner
was knocked unconscious when he
:cll 20 the mat. He was not injured
seriously.
Parsons defeated Moesta in the
prcli!nin mary event which went only
ten minutes.
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HOLMAN WINS DECISION
a. T.. T.. HoNrr OutpointS Jack White,
of Norfolk, In Hout mt IiopcNcl1.
Holman Heats DOulshcrty.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch)
l, L L l. Il ,sIll- Rfi IniN ~ - a.


PETERSBURG. July 23.-J a Z K
White. of Norfolk. forced Jess Hol-
man. y. T.. r. Thundcrbolt, TO extend
himself to win the referees decision
In their six-round bout al the Hope
we'll Athletic club tonight. White
surprised his followers by the fight
he put up against the runncr-up in
the y. l.. +. lightweight champion
ship. and fought game fight
throughout. Holman winning on
points.
The Norfolk boy took all tho pun
ishment Holman was capable OF Civ
ing and had the Hopewell fighter on
the defensive in the early stages OF
the fight.
Whites Improvement over his fight
with Speedy Lawrence, in Norfolk.
was marked and he won many folio w
crs by his clever exhibition.
In the fourth round OF his eight
round fight for the bantam weight
championship of the South with
Charlie Holman. Of Hopewcll, Mickey
DouShtery, OF Baltimore. broke his
right hand. the fight being awarded
to Holman. he having taken three out
Of the four rounds b. Il clean margin
The second was even.
BY virtue OF his victory over the
Baltimore lad tonight. Holman is now
in line 10 challenge Pete Herman
worlds bantam-w weight champion. and
efforts will be made to bring these
men together.
Holman carried the fight to Dough-
terry throughout and with the cx-
ception OF the second round. out
fought the Baltimore boy.
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k|RCHER LEAVES TODAY.
PREMIER HURLER FACES
SUFFOLK IN LAST GAME
Popular Player VIII Depart for st.
Louis Tc-Sht-ilns Won
dcrful Record.

Richmond today will honor it's hero,
Mike" Kirchcr. left-handcd pitcher
OF the Richmond Colts who leaves
tonight for st. Louis to join Branch
Rickey's Cardinals
Kircher practically hurled the Colts,
20 the pcnnant in the first half of
the Virginia League season. and II is
with regret that the fans sec him
depart today. owner Wilson has set
aside this afternoon as "Kirchcr Day" !
AT Boulevard Field, and suitable ccros
monies have been arranged for the
big pitcher.
Manager Lee Gooch has stated that
he Viii send mia prize to the mound
in the last of the series with the
Suffolk team and give him "a chance
TO capture Che large end of the series
for the Colts. Tiircher has workcds
one game this week. beating tho Tars,
| in Norfolk last Wednesday, and an
nounccs that his left fin is iny fine,
shane for the farewell game M
afternoon The contest will start ap
KirchGr has a remarkable record.
with the Colts. When the team first
found the going rather rough with
| He proved 10 he the real find OF thoS
| season and worked hard TO place the
Colts ahead in the first half The
record of the pitcher for the entire
! season is seventeen games won and
two lost. Possessing speed, control
and good head. Kirchcr should make
good in the big tent. Anyway he has
the best wishes of the Richmond fans
| and fannicS.
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EMPIRE RESULTS

First raec-.nve and one half furlonEs-
Oriolc. ~" Giovanni. II TO 20. out. out.
won: Bricadicr General. l07 Johnsonj
J: TO ). to ). OUT. second Prodigy. il2
Time. l;o7 -. Loyal sweeper. Aco High
also ran.
,,, SScona Ta?,Gg,sin'iIs and seventy yards
To >. : 10 10. won; Eally Bell los tZoel-
queen. iOl tMoopcyb. to !. > to : To
D.. third Time. as 4-5. American Boy
GhaiIt niger. Sannyland. Franklin. Berlin
Tuttcr also ran.
Roman,. i TO {. ! to "' 10. T to i. won:
!" sSeond: Y sidshsni f. liz ,rurner5
Marie AHtoineiie. Frame Tirslr. Sweet s
MUSIC and P"catciio also ran.
, Fourth -acc-about six furlonEs-Tick-
M sh "a G.r,na m,SG aI wii,dS, to
TO :. 9 to 8. second; 81. Auah. l27 tMn-
lcr). 10 TO L. to l. to l. third. Time,
1911. Different Eyes. Title. Pickwick War
God, Jock Scot. cuictudc. OsEood. War
Marvel. ranan.an and Major larkc also
Fifth racc---miln and seventy yards
Bcig!an Queen, los tkummcr). q to i. )
10 =. 6 10 :. won: Gpldcrcst Boy Jog
Siboia. ITO Uctcrs). ! 10 3. to .. ! 10
4; third. Time. l:iS 2-5. AstcrisIt. Jason.
The Wit; nellie Yorke. Cadd!c and Thistle
Sixth racc---;ivc and onc-half furlonEs-
Arada, 100 tRowanl: II to 10. TO s. pat.
won: Sacajawca, ZIG (Barrc;D. to .. /
70 g.. to s. second. Hal!y New. 100 ililcrl.
?tc 3. TO >. out. third. Time. %? as.
Light Fantastic and Joauuina also ran.
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ANNUAL TENNIS EVENT
REACHES SECOND ROUND
Close Playing Fcntures Matches Mt
Country Club OF observation-disclosures
ness Hnlts Proceedings

Play in the Summer Tennis Tour
nnment of the Country Club of Vir-
ginia was continued yesterday after
noon when nearly all Of the second
round and portion OF the third
round was completed. Cecil and Robb
had not completed their match in
the second round and it will be fin
!shed today. Each had won one set
ana the score on the third was SIX
games 70 six. Darkness brought an
end 10 the match. Bickel and y. Pol
lard played the only match OF the
third round. the former winning
Yesterdays play. proved much
Rice and Cary played the ionEcs,
match of the evening. total of
twentysiX games being necessary
before decision was reached Rice
won in the third set by taking il go
The match between Cecil and Robb
also proved close.
Scores in the second round follow:
Harris bert Spiccr. 6-3. CO: Buford
beat Guest. Go. 6-3: Rickel beat
Preston, GO. ca: a. Pollard heat 9o-
cock. 81, 90; Fleming heat J. FOL
lard, 6-3 60: Rice heat Cary. Cd,
IS. 60: Rohb beat BcnGsion. ca.
60: Lanerty beat Darlington, 6-3.
GO
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WINDSOR RESULTS

First rgsec;T;!.ive and Sne;hat ,;u5IoIsss15
won: Ronper II; tGnuEen. $50. $50.
Wood. Miss Rankin Dorothy Hines ran.
Second racs-inic and seventy yards
Mark West; Ill tMorE.sI. $3.50. $40. tte9.
won: Lord Wrack. rs t.indressb. $500. $40.
$ y. thlfd. Finn. iii Is sSsc9i. Great Great
Scott. Far East. John X. Roche. Ford ram
Third race-ln!.e and seventy wards
Skecrface: III tchiavcttn. $500. $40. $40
won: - kross. lis tMnraEgari). Sc ~. $40.
sf hi2a T SSiA hGes III s;eItnss sS
dusa IIondo. Point Point. Shanion.
Annie Edgar. Croix Dor and Handful also
ran.
Fourth r..ssMone mllG,spmmer sigh, III
~ tBarnesl; si3,il; ss;!0. second: q. 81
Miller, II tBu;we!n. sIO;!o. third Time.
lA7. Banyan. philistine. Constantine. Rain
bow Girl. Mcafo-d BOY. DarnaY. Bob Wal
kcr, Joan Of arc and Contestant ran.
loI l@s. $3.50 si5S. s5d6 Won m'efFm ean
ha ndlcy. 100 tKcnnedyl. Sl7.lO Sc. 10. second :
Marioric Hyncs. igi tMcTargart) SID.
third. T!mr. 1913. Mayor House. Seweii
Cooimbs. Io!!tc. Midnight Sun. Smart Money
r& Sia;h m s.chs tS Esd ss, s5:
Carrie Moore. 9s dryer. $3.50. So co. see
ond; Cobalt Lass. III tButweiD. s3.6c.
,h:Fi, TIM Wn{:; ~ "a; l., balafre: Cock
Camou:ingc. Thursday Sishicr. TOYS ran an.
LILY. l.5 (CNllinsl. sii.l0. $40. $40 won
Maraud.T ioi tFator) s1.0. 500 second
Fair Orient 20 tkcnncdvl. $.50. third.
Leader. Woudih.ush. Keep. Sauf Conduit
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

FSTERDNY'S KESCLIS.
SUFFOLK. 3 Richnond. =.
Norfolk. 10: Rocky Mount. o.
I.ortsmonih. .: Newport News. 5.
fetrrsbuiE. 8; Wilson. o.
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SPORTS
Country Club Golfers
Defeat Suburban Pair

Wood and Iiotchkiss. OF the
Country Club OF Virginia, defeated
Hiaggi mad Wnlicrstcin. OF the
Suburban Country Club, In. nm
cIghiccn-hOIc golf match ycStcr-
dny afternoon ON the iiniss OF tho
latter club. The men diSpln3cd
good form throughout the match
ind were followed by" n large gal
terry. The match WAN one III the
must interesting played on the
suburban Country Club links this
srnnun. The event WIS arranged
sryrraI weeks ago. but II was not
until yesterday that thr golfers
were ub,c to get together.
While tho uintch mt the Suburban
Club MEN of interest, the G0untry
Club OF Virginia xisO wns thr
scene OF close affair. T.. j. ID.
Nnckny and Sherlock Bronson de-
fratcd Jones and Gordon Wood la
u Gig htccn-holc match.
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Chats With the Colts

H. sss% srasss .. Rishn%nd tah ,'.Si r,eh;
him: Mac showed he WAS made OF stern
out. and as his confidence increases so
wi!! ms pitching efficiency and popularity.
tina, hlow Of Mewhor,Sr's with the
and - the Whole Whole team barrel %" "f e MSi
when he came through in ths pinch and
9uent sale 70 the Chicago White sox.
who chides him hereafter. instead Of en-.
coura Eing him. Is not much of an asset
Blu, men are the same the world over.
lie loves a w!nners The coils are WIN
ming and We hope 10 soc larger crowds
morrow. and every other weekend.
Old Man Lee Gooch. whose managerial
nnt!ss have not added to his peace OF
prove up5n. 1t bounced over the center
hnnlder,s head. ard in ihs hurried relay
should he given the benefit OF the, doubt.
He lie probably would nave s,orei any.
strain got In position To throw.
have secured shcrts,op Tfaynor. WHOM,
r rnn,s nniI slooeS for: "Ru! wSa
commented tho Suffolk manager. Now
ne ~ one OF tho sweetest players have
bali players"
Ana thus baseball history repeats IT.
sciL They say Traynor looked like a
mex on tho field his first week Rut
IT Is nc nc, home stretch that counts, We
wood knew little more than how to nut
on their uniforms when they started on
their careers in this city.
I, 4, No, ,,.,,,,.,. -,
won a game for Richmond will align
Win SUFFOLK Anyway Manager Street
HsinE merely human being, Al Ortiz
nrobabiy missed tho play AT third base
when wnSn ne called Ty Smith out on force
VINO says he mover missed ono In his life
orth ana Gross make good battery.
stuart hit wicked drive to contcr in
me ninth frame. Lake is a. his hest in
the pinch. i was his nrst game In mora
man man week Luke having just returned
from North Carolina, where his brother
killed in France. was buried.
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Hagen's Dive Wrecks
Recording Machine

NEW YORK, July .3.-Thc Mn
rihc Goif championship match OF
me Mlu-Ati'nttc ended indcrisfyc-
~ '"u"!' whcn mighty drive by
walter iingcn, American cham.
pion' wrecked the apparatus used
10 record plays aboard the liner
AFuitnnfu, according to wireless.
hcssaEcs received here
hhEcn nhh his opponent. Arniru,i
Mhsscy, French mnnntrur ,,Lnn,,,inn
were in the midst of a driving
contest when the mishnp occurred.
HALLS were driven out to sen nnd
the length and accuracy or each
urNc recorded by n mechanical
device. when IiaEen's drive nut
mis- out OT commission the MAY
had Ia he abandoned.
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ACQUINTON TEAM LOSES
StcvenSyillc Wins Contest ny II to .
Scorc--is.iillant Fielding
EcaturfH

Especial TO The Times ispatchD
>and Queen County triumphed over
* ing William in a baseball game here
this afternoon, when the Stcvcnsvillc
by the score of IL 10 .. The game
proved TO be one OF the most in
tcres;ing played here this season.
although the losin. team was beaten
dec:sively. Several difficult chances
were handled nicely by players OF
both teams.
Score by innings: r.
Stcvcnsville -. 3 ! o q . Oil
AcGuinton 80. o 90 o u >
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24

IL Is not unlikely that Gunner Orr. who
Wnn a game for Richmond will align
Win SUFFOLK Anyway Manager Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24

Being merely human being. Al orth
mLnnnapy missed the play at third base
play. However,. Al Isn't like flank o'Day,
Mo Gmn says ne mover missed In his life
prtn anu Gross make n good battery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
AMERICAN SHOOTERS WIN
United States Siir Team OutshootS
competitors n Antwerp by
rorty-FOur Targets.
By Associated "rcss. |

ANTWERP. July 23.-Thc American
team won the final of the Olympic
team trapshooting competition here
today. The Americans broke 5i7 out
of posSfoic coo clay targets
The other scores were: Belgium
3o3: sweden. 500; Great Britain, ass;
Canada, I1i.
The individual American scores out
OF possible 100 were:
Frank NJ. Troeh, Vancouver, Wash,
Horace Boncr. Cincinnati 90; Forest
w. McNier. Houston. Texas. %; Frank
= Wright, Buffalo. 50: Jay Clark. Jr'.
worcester: Mass, 81. Total. 547.,
Iroeh shot the last thirty targets
with severely cut trigger Anger
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COOLERS LEAD LEAGUE

Special 20 The Times D!spatch)
PETERSBURG. VA, July 2S-
Ted smith. Pcters5urG's outflelder
and pitcher. hurled himself a. four
hit game today and Petersburg de-
fcaici Wilson. 3 to. o. and moved INTO
first place in the Virginia League.
smith held the Carolina club com
man reached third base.
Quinn. the Wilson hurler, also
showed real form. but Commands
home run. with man on. mi thc
game on ice early for the home club
Score:
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Stuart hit a wicked drive to contnr in
me ninth franc. I.nkc is n. HIS host in
the pinch It was kis first game In mora
man mar, no week Luke having just returned
,InIn N0rtn Carolina, where his brother
Killed in France. was buried.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
YANKEES REGAIN. LEAD
NEW YORK NOW AHEAD
OF CLEVELAND INDIANS
Miller fiOEEins' Team Wins Third
contest From vIsltOrn-Ruth
Secures Another Iiomc Run.
iBy Associated Prcss.l

NEW YORK. July 23.-Thc New
iork iank. - wrestcd the Amcri". n
League leadership from Cleveland
today. winning the third game OF N !.
series. v u ..
The Yankees now have Il le.i of
lour points and the TENS meet n
tneic final game OF the series tumor-
row. In" tEo teams have been
close 10" several weeks, but the Yam
KEGS nal been unable to close the
gap uhtu tEC present series
Shawltcy weakened "a little in the
ciShth. c"mliaininE OF his injured
s!dH, hut remained IN the game until
him.
:. New York faiic'. to score until the
Il urth, when three runs ser. put
across on an error and three hits
Babc Ruth knocked out his
thiriy-t third home run today. TIE
hit. which was made OF Morto,.
landed in the upper right field stand
icckinpaugh also hit circuit "lout.
ms th!rd in two days. of PITCHER
uhlc.
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w a,lIinEiOn.

Totals I'D eai 81 Totals ...s ;e7ll
i'attcd for So;ho-on in eighth
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VAUGHN LEAVER BOX
LIE AssociAtel Press. !

CHICAGO. July Observation-Disclosures
attack in the ninth inning OF tod,y's
game was SO savage that Vaughan
TIE Chicago pitcher who nrl1 a
thrcc-run lead over the visitors.
waIH.d out OF the box Carter was
for" Bailey stopped the rally, seven
runs mad been scored. giving Phila-
delphia 10 To victory over chica-
- -
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PHILADELPHIA.
Chicago,

Totals SIS II :, II Totals SO ST .
Hated FOR l.eDourvcau in ii.th.
..Batird for Gallia in ninth.
iBattrt for X. Miller in NINTH
-lSattei FOR Smith in nth
sShn Cor cravath in nth.
Score by innings: r.
Philad elphia .............. % O0I 10
Chicago .............,...... 90 % u n i
summary: Runa-lcbourvcau Stenrel
MkSi c ,W!ii!tans; rauiette. Meuse.
HcrzoE ~. Terry. Robcrtson Deal Two.
base hits. Miller. Fletcher. Wheat. Home
runs--D"al, Fletcher. Sacriicr--Rawlinrs
Terry t.'. barber 90. Pnskcrt. Meusei. Dom-
Re p.ay-F!etchsr {" Rawlings. Errors
pau!cttr. M"uscl. Left on bascs-Phiia-
IG!nhi". =; Chicago. .. Bases on bails-ofc
on Carter. l. off Causcv l. Hits-oif Smith
! IN innings: on Gallla 3 In innings
on .'ars"''. In inning: off Bailey . in /
!nains: qii Vaughn. in S innings (none
nnt in Mn 2, of Carter. in .. liIt by
oxy vaughn; } by Gal!ia. B. Winning
nitChsr-Gni MA Losing pitchcr-Cartcr
IH'plFtS-MorhH and R!Elcr TImc-rwo
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Iiny Tennis Doubles Todn,.

= . 5 TO =, July 23.-Wollaco r..
Johnson and Harry G. Johnson will
meet G.. Colket Gamer and Richard
Harte in the finals of the Longwood
doubles lawn tennis tournament to-.
morroW, as result of their victory
over y. w. Niles and a. s. Dabney
in the semihnals on the Longwood
Cricket Club courts today. The two
iohnsons won by Il score of GA. 1-6,
d. y =
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Rocky Mount
Rock Mount ..... 0 0 o o
Norfolk .......O o q @ q tn

Norfolk ..........O o Q 0 o s-i5
summary: Runs-iicnrcs. Snrnma. Cor
,oran 81. I.eathcr~. SiinInons Wagner
back, Leather TWO base hitn-warncr
anu Br!h.ch. stolen basc-kcilcr. Double
riayS--SifniilonA 20 feathers to Hriheck
MycTs TO tharlct Sacrifice hits-BT!bcck
-. Lott on hAgeS-K"cEy Mount. 10 Nor
imh. ~ Bases on bails--uH IIcstwole >
on f%rr!Foa. Z. on cuilo;on. ]. Strike outs
ty host"oi" b. HARRISON. ,. by Cul-
!ot"h Batter hit-.by Hcstwolo .
,;chih"rs aud corcptanb; Dy YarrIson.
mi"l!oiranD. ~ cullotou. i (Hopkins)
II,n'e 81 game, i:5I. Cinp!'es. Beck aud
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West End Gray. Win.

The West End Grays defeated the
strong Beverly Street team yester-t
day afternoon Mt Byrd Park, 10 to A.,
Ihc feature OF the game was the
heavy hitting OF the West End Grays.
Score by innings: II. III. E
Grays ...3 o o , 10 l2 2.
Beverly % 0 o 0 0 o 0 o. *
Observation-Disclosures and Moles.
L.eiber and Shepardson.
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Waters: Scott TO McNally to McInnis
I:cr on bascs-ChicnEo. 60 Boston. ..
Base on bails-Fabcr. !: PcnaocE !. For
tune. /. li:s-cT Fahcr. 10 Ia ): OF
Wilkinson, in tnnnc OUT in ,cirh;hl :.
OF Fortune. in =: OH Karr. ! in 20;
/: rennock : Wild uiich.Fortunc.
Winning pitchcr-wilk;ns0n. Los u :
pi;.h.r--For'unc. Cnpl!cs-Naii!n and
Connolly. Time. ] 80
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
International League.
Reading, 81; Jersey city. AZ.
Syracuse. ]: Boston, ,.
Akron, /; Toronto, 6.
Rochester Buffalo (rain),
Southern As.ocintior

. NUHtHcTU .NNNUC1ntton.
Nashville. 4; Memphis. 1 (frst
Nashville. /: Memphis, (second
game; . innings by aErccmcnt).
Birmingham. Q; Atlanta, (Hrst
Eamc).
birmingham. Q: Atlanta, (sccond
game; Z innings by aErecment).
Chattanooga. 5; Little Rock, U3
innings: called account darkncss).
Mobile. l. New Orleans, o.
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Totals IS 7:Tii Totals - TIE
'iiattGd 70. Store In ninth

Richmond .......I q n n n n +, IL;
Suffolk ......0 o a I n > n
,, u III IN a. Runs-tlker. Stuart
Dawes. a. i,ooic. Strain. r:rrors-Ar rauon
". nooic. BiacE. Two-base hi,-iiakcr
Sac!ince hiis-Sniith. .: J. Poole, Iiircher
ilaTicS Denaon. 2. Double play. Poo:
10 bakcr. III by pitched haii-by stone
--Richniond. S: Suffolk. 3. First bass IN
-Etcnmond. l: Suffolk. /. Base on
only Stonss:. :; by. Lloyd. = Wild piicS
--SIohc a. I2!nc Ol game. one hour AMI
forty mlnutcs. CmniEns. Grih III 1.-, ,u,
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Harrow Withdraw. f,I,tu

BOSTON. July %. - Manager Ed
Barrow. OF the Red Sox, today noti-
fled President Johnson. of the Amer
lean League, that Boston Withdrew
all claim to Outfieldcr AMOS Strunk
who was released yesterday by the
Philadelphia Athletics and had been
claimed by both the Red SoX and the
Chicago Americans.
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.Battcd for Sothoron in eighth
Score by innings: r.
ST. Louis ........ o o o o o ii
Washington ... . 9 o o 0 I -
summary: Runs-S!sler. Shanks. Char
,lty. Torres. ErrorS-Rtcc. Harris Two
base hit-TorTes. Thrcc-bas hi,-Shanks
Home run-S!slcr, .Sacrificc-Austsn. Dou-
. re riays-SeYcFctd 10 Gerber, Harris to
torres. severed 20 Cicdcon. Left on ha
st l;ogiS. 9: Washington. /. Bases on
na !>Ltr,clson. g. liits-on Sothoron. /
STRUCK oq,,by, s"thoron, s. by Erickson.
j. fassed ba!-Gharrty. Losing pitcher
m-r,Soth"ron Cmp!EcS. Frel and D!necn
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DODGERS TAKE GAME

by AssOcintcd Press
PITTSBURGH. July 23-Bro 1Elyn
defeated Pittsburgh today. to 3.
MamauN WAS knocked out of the box
in the fftt.. when tho locals scored
three runs. smith replaced him and
prevented further scoring.
ISrOoklyu PITTSBURGH
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But men are the same tho world over
II ono axiom is true. IL Is that the pub
lie loves winner" The Colts are win
ming. and We hope 10 see larger crowd.
at tho old apple orchard today and to
morrow. and every other week end.
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CHAMPS WIN BY NOSE
CINCINNATI TAKES GAME
BY SCORING ONE TALLY
Ncnic's Triple and Aliens Sacrifice
Fly Sufficient to Defeat
New York.
tHy NssOCiAtcl Press.

CINCINNATI. July 23.-Ncalc's
triple followed by Aliens sac-ilicc
iiy in The eighth inning today. en-
ab!cd Cincinnati 10 win from New
YORK. 10 -. The Giants dill not
GO; a runner pas: first base after the