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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-11-05
ROZIItNOsTI.

wv Y ANdtticilIiC4 n 4N4NCIHCGhOJ lJIe0t-
nasal professor Strauch, sudny le-
kar z Berlina 0 zaujimavej, TAX
mer neuveritel'nej ndalosti: o
narodenf detf mrtvych 1natiek
v rakvach. Posledny znamy pri-
pad stal sa nedavno v jednej ber-
llnskej marnici. Mrtvolu nahle
zosnulej zeny sud nariadil pit
vat, aby sa zistila prieina smrti.
Ked' po niekol 'kgeff dnoch pred
pitvanlm otvorili rakev, naSli V
nej diet narodene mrtvej ze-
ny. Diet'a o kratky cas- zomrelo
Sti vraj vsak pripady, re deti, ma
rodene mrtvych matiek, zostanh
pri zivote.
Ruska publikacia cesko-
slovenskom priemysle. Slovanske
vydavatel 'stvo Y Prahe prikrotu-
je k vel l'mi vaznej a zaujimavej
O eeskoslovenskom prize
mysle v ruskej reel. Predchadzat'
bude kratky vseobecny popis ces-
koslovenskeho priemyslu a hlav-
nj east knihy bude zaberat ad-
resar cs. podnikov sostavenych
dl'a vyrobnych odvetvi. Publika-
ella bude sa tlacit' hned a bude
rozposlana do Ruska a to do
Ruska sovjetskeho i do Ruska
protibolsevickeho. Kniha sleduje
d6lezity dkol, soznamit' ruskeho
konzumenta jednak
$ nasim priemyslom, hlavne vsak
5 nakupnymi pramenami v nasej
cs. republike. Rusko hospodarsky
vysilee bude hl'adat' nakupne
zdroje kto skorsie sa uvedie V
znamost', ten rychlejsie V R,lsku
prenikne. Mas priemysel eaka
prilezitost' jednak cara
denim do soznamov, ako i inzer-
ciou naviazat' styly ruskyymi
spotrebitel mi. Kniha vyjde 1O,-
600 vytiskoch. Vsetky informacie
poskytne Ustredny Svaz cs. prize
myselnfkov, lBratslava, Andras-
syho III {. 4. 81.
- Cudak. Jednou najzauji-
mavejsich historickych osob Dol
rusky knieza Put 'atin, ktory I'll
ma zaciatku 10. stoletia Draz-
d 'anoch. Bol neobyeajne ducha-
plny a vzdelany, ale jeho cudac-
tva no casto urobily tercom po-
smechu bliznych. Ked' isiel k draz
dvoru, dialo sa to v
zine v koci pecou, komin kto-
rel trcal 20 strechy, v lete Dol koe
otvoreny S vel'kymi mechami, kto
re boly pohybovane kolesami ko-
ca. Mechy robily taky victor, re
81 knieza musel drzat' klobilk, a.
by mu neuletel. Ak Put ATTN isiel
pesi dazdi, boil skryty pod daz-
dnikom podobe bddy, ktora ma
la okienka. Villa, ktorii 81 VISTA
vii " Cochviciach pri Drazd "a
noch, bola zazrakom stavitel 'ske-
no umenia, ma ktorn sa chodili di-
vat l'udia d'aleka. Knieza mo-
hol brat vzdusny kupel' a pri-
tom prijimat' navstevy bez toho,
ze by no widely. Ak host ostal
pridlho, pritlacil cosi dlazka s
host 'om sisla do pitvora. So svo-
jou zenou, ktorn miloval vel mi
meme, hraval sa karty kazdy
vecer. Ked' mu umrela, dial 81 ka-
zdy vecer postavit hracl stolik
pred jej obraz. Knieza prisiel, po-
klonil sa obrazu, rozdal karty a
hral "a oboch. Ked' skoncil par
thu, Ease sa poklonil dial stolik
odniest'.
Bolsevizmus v ciernej Afri-
ke. Hans Berthold, byvaly JUNO
africky redaktor, pise v novinach
"Der Tag 0 africkom bolseviz-
me: "Podivne, ako skoro sa roz-
sirily zasady bolsevizmu medzl
africkymi domorodci, hlavne
anglickych a francdzskych kolo.
mach. v Sierra Leone som Dol u.
krutne prekvapeny, ked' som po.
= y y y =
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-19
EMPIRE.

The photoplay of the hour, ''The Moonshine Trail," is the feature on the program at the Empire theatre commencing today and continuing Tuesday. Produced, directed and written by J. Stuart Blackton for dis tribution by Pathe, it is a poignant human heart drama brimfull of pathos and feeling, touching upon one of the burning questions of the day.
 Sylvia Breamer and Robert Gordon, who were last seen together in Miss
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-19
Theatre Reviews
PLAZA


 If anyone had cause to doubt the popularity of Will Rogers, a visit to the Plaza theatre last night would despite the cold weather, a big crowd was on hand to see him in his latest screen success, t'Jubilo,'' from the pen of Ben A1nes Williams. It is un- euestionably one of the best six act comedy dramas that has enriched the screen in many months. Will Rogers was formerly a famous legitf- mate star on Broadway, where he played in Ziegfeld F'olies for many seasons. His work Is so natural that you are bound to enjoy it. He Is known as the homeliest man in pie tCres and he doesn't deny it and In addition to this he Is the most bash full. This feature will continue at the Plaza for the first three days of this week in addition to the Pearl White story, ''The Black Secret" by Robert W. Chambers.
 The vaudeville is head1ined by .AThe New Model" a girly musical comedy fashion review with six beau tiful models from Paris. The act displays some exquisite sets of scenery and the models are all gorgeously gowned in the latest frocks from Paris. Songs, comedy and dancing is sprinkled through the offering to make it even more enjoyable. Henry and Moore present a refined singing and comedy skit entitled "At the News Stand" Stevens and Bordeau offer '-The Boy from Home." Sweeney and Rooney will be seen in variety dances in addition to other Hkeab1e fea- lures.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-19
POLES.

Elsie Janis, the sweetheart of the universe, in "A Regular Girl'' at Pc. lis last night captured the hearts of her audience. The pictutre will also be shown today, tomorrow and We'd nesday. "A Regular Girl'' Is our idea of a regular picture.
 Miss Janis, as Elizabeth Van Renss- Ter Schuyler. the up-and- doing da,ugh- ter Of wealthy papa who delivers the ultimatum that daughter must earn $10,08o before he'll back a certain venture which she has In mind, gives an altogether brilliant performance.
 Grace Huff, known to Br1dgeporters as Mrs. Edward Renton. the most eel ebrated stock leading lady in the country, will appear in her vaudeville act, "Just IAke a Man. today, tonor- row and "Wednesday. Miss Huff, dur ing an engagement of 80 weeks, played 80 entirely different parts which gained for her the reputation of being the most talented stock leading lady in America.
 Cy Compton, the original cowboy, with his congress of rough riders, will present their act 'The Passing of the West" today. tc T,rrow and Wednes- day. Many of the really brilliant fea- lures of Barnum & Bailey's, Ringing Brothers and Buffalo Bills shows are incorporated in this act which ha. seven people and six horses on the stage.
 Three other novel vaudeville acts. C Pathe News Weekly and a Famou: Players Comedy, "Salome vs. Shenen' doha," complete the bill.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-19
Elderly People Have A
 Daily Health Problem
Stomach muscles and digestive organs
 slow to act as age advances

HOST people find the years IVA slipping by without real
 izing it, until suddenly confronted with the fact that they can no longer digest everything they would like to eat. It then becomes their daily task to avoid what they know to be chronic con- stipation.
 When exercise and light diet fail it will be necessary to resort to artificial means. Strong physics and cathartics, however, are not advisable for elderly people. They act too powerfully and a feeling of weakness results.
 What is needed is a laxative containing effective but mild properties. This is best found in Dr. CaldweiL's Syrup Pepsin which is a combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin. It acts gently and without gripping, and used a few days will train the digestive organs to do their work naturally again without other aid.
 Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin has been on the market since 1892 and was the private formula of Dr. B. Caldwell, who is himself
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-19
GALE HENRY LEADS
 THE FUN STAFF

Gale Henry, she of comic fame has started work on a new two-ree1er. Many scenes are filmed in a hotel. which Is finally wrecked by Gale Hen ty and Bill Franey, her leading fun ster. Miss Henry's support includes Sall Franey, Hap Ward, Phyllis AL ien and a number of attractive girls. (
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-19
JUANITA HANSEN
 SIGNS WITH PATHE.

Juanita Hansen has signed to ap- pear in Pathe serials. Miss Hansen's picture career has been with promi- nent producers and in every form of pictures; features. serials and com edies. She is at present appearing in the Selig serial ''The Lost City,"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-19
s'Oats For The Woman"
 A Different Play

Coats for the Woman a story which recently appeared in the Cos mopolitan Magazine, attracting uni- versaI attention because it showed a new angle on the double standard of morals relating to the two sexes, has been filmed under the title of "The Day She Paid". F'rancelia Ellington and Charles Clary play the leading roles while Marcel Drageauson is seen as a French designer.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-19
EXCEPTIONAL CAST
 FOR GLAUM FEATURE

Small but strong is tn, cast se- 1ected for Louise Glaum's latest fea- ture '+The Lone Wo1f's Daughter. Ed win Stevens is seen at his best in the role of Prince Victor. Another stage and screen favorite is Thomas Hold ing. Bertram Grassby has plenty to do as the Lone Wolf and does it with the same degree of excellence that marks aH his other work.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-19

past 30 years of age and stiri active in his profession. 1t can be bought at any drug store and ono botsle is enough to last even a large family many months. It is a trustworthy preparation.
 la suite of tue fact thae Ds. Coid- sve!Ps S5rup Pepsin ts the Io.esss selling liquid Laxative m the saorld, eheze being oVer 6 million bonsss sold eaeh year, many who need i.s bensfts has,e not 5et uscd tt. # you haUe not send 5ot.r name and dddress for fTes e.iaI bottle tos D.. ". B. Caldwel, sY1 Washington St.. Monaesiio, Minnia
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-19
THE TIMES: MONDAY, JANUARY s19, 1920

rather unusual title by which this production is heraIded but there are enough solid laughs in the lines to make it one Of the best that has been shown here in some time. In addition to a carload of clean, wholesome hu- nor there is a vein of the serious which will interest and entertain the most skeptical.
 Come Out of the Kitchen tells an interesting story of the financial diff faculties in which a family of the south finds itself in. The daughter of the house and her sisters and brothers volunteer to dispense with the services of the servants and do the menia1 work themselves and the heroine enters the kitchen. A young sportsman who has rented the house for the shooting season, promptly falls in love with her but is opposed by his family until they learn that in his best production, Secret Ser she Is the daughter of one of the first families of Virginia Objection is removed and the couple marry and live happy ever after.
 The photop1ay concert last night was a bigger success than any of those preceding. Robert Warwick, vice." scored decidedly and the third episode of the new feature serial, 'eThe Lion Man. was replete with thrills and mystery. The final epis- ode of that super serial, "The Mid night Man." showed an interesting finale. The comedy, Treating Elm Rough" by the Sennett comedians, kept the audience in ontinuous roar of laughter and the Pathe News and the concert by the Lyric orches- tra were as interesting as ever.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-19
LYRIC.

Fairy tales of ye o1den times are always interesting but the patrons of the Lyric theater will be given a positive treat this week in the pres entatfon of a fairy tale of modern times by the Poli Players, beginning with the matinee this afternoon. ''Come Out of the Kitchen is the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-19
GEORGE BEANS
 NEWEST PRODUCTION

Supporting George Beban in "One Man in a Million" written by himself will be Helen Jerome Eddy as lead ing woman and George Beban. Jr.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-19

ing," one of MT. Blackton's master pieces, are co-starred in strong dram atic roles. The supporting cast in cIudes such we'll known names as Ju- lia Swayne Gordon, VandylSe Brooke, Leo Delaney, Fanny Rice, Gus. Alex
 ander, Eddie Dunn and many others Charles and Violet Blackton, the two very attractive and talented children of J. Stuart Blackton, ada a comedy touch all their own.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-19
MATT MOORE TO
 PLAY LEADING ROLE

Matt Moore, brother of Owen and Tom will play the leading role fin the second Mashall Neilan produce ton.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-19
WEST END

Eugene O'Brien in Sealed Hearts" !" "a Selwick picture in five acts, by Eugene Walter is the splendid feature picture tonight. A fine supporting cast is also seen with the screens most popular leading male actor. Wind Waves and Women,' a screaming two- reel Fox Sunshine comedy, and Fox News reel will also be shown, round ing out the finest program shown in Bridgeport tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
LONG GAME TO BUILDERS

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, July 10
In TWO OF the fastest games OF The
season on the local diamond, Newport
News and Wilson fought out a double
header which came one game TO the
H!ulders and LEFT the second hanging
IN tie. l 20 !. Newport News won
The first game by 3 to score after
twelve innings OF play.
The game was featured by tho hit
ting and fielding OF sharpe. who was
put out OF the game for the remainder
OF the season by an injury 10 his leg.
which occurred when he was sliding
70 the plate. He secured three hits
In four trips TO the plate and ficided
his position in a spcctT cular manner
fogS!n, pitching the ..rst me for
the builders. ras complete master OF
the situation throughout, with the en-
c.p;ion o! the seventh inning. when
The visitors scored TWO runs. tying
tile score That was started by New
port News in the first
Joi!iT on the mound for Wilson was
effect! We holding the Builders score
less for ten innings
ne second game was allied al the
end OF the seventh by agreement
Morgan was going well for the Build
crs, allowing the hnEs but two hits
Meyers. pitching for the visitors. al
lowed four hits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
TARHEELs DROP TWO

iSpeclal to The Times Dispatch
- tSchi MOUNT, y c.. July 10
Both ends OF a double bin Ven; 70
The sunoik Cats today when the Tar-
Hccis just couldn't run TO count in
either game. while at the game time
me yisitors sent two TO cover in
session. 80
II was the TarheeIs off day with
the willow and their two chances OF
winning the earlier session we're nip
ped In the bud by fast double plays.
one with the bases loaded, while in
me latter event suffolk never was
flasicr journeyed in wonderful
FORM IN The FIRST game. and it would
nave no douot been an extra-inmins
anair had not Il fly ball been mis-
Judged IN, right field in the fourth
ana ~ credited a run. with the hitter
~ mira TO score moment later
IN the last game Richardson, for
lhc locals. was driven from the
mound before the end OF the second.
IA cha mnion, newcomer to the
! arhcel stan, was sent to the rescue
lie allowed i've hits, walked six, hit
on. ana Wild pitched twice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
BIG WRESTLERS APPEAR
HERE NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT
lynn MadraS md Tom Drank to Meet
In Match at Athletic
Garden.

Two wrestling giants have been
matched for tinsih bout at til"
Athletic Garden. zig North Fourth
Street next Tuesday at S:J0 l. NJ.
They are Ivan Madvas. The Russian
Giant who weighs 23o pounds. and
Tommy Draak. who claims the heavy
weight championships OF Holland.
whose weight is 2l5 pounds.
Draak wrcstlcd in Richmond a fcyv
years ago and made quite a replt-
tation for himself by the game bat
Ties that he put up. lie is a beau
tifui bull; and Il well-muscled w:cs-
tier. and knows the inside part OF
the wrestling; game and can be de-
pended upon 10 put up a fast and
game battle.
Ivan Madras will he remembered by
the local wrestling fans as one OF
the most powerful men ever seen on
the mat in Richmond. which fact he
demonstrated in his match with stan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
Work Of Measuring
Ril:l Yachts Complete
Iny Universal scr.icc.I

NEW YORK, July l0.-T n C
measuring of srsO'utc and sham
roofs ~. preparatory To thc rncrS
for the tmcricn'a. cup WIS finished
today. OiliciHi Iyurcs were not
announced. but on the hnsi. OF I'm
Gih"inl figures IL was calculated
thni Hc>oiutc will he given II Time
allowance of six minutes md forty
seconds. The unofficial figures fol-
low:
Rcsoiutr: Overall 1865, water
line .i.3, beam FIG. dranyht 1870,
mast from dcclS 10 truck Ito, boom
.'.d. bonsprit ii., thy or bo,rnpri,
10 end uf bouin isi. IOia. sail urea
a,iDO square feet.
Shamrock: .OYcraii Ito, water
linc .I.o, beam 80. drnught I39,
mast from deck TO truci< Lass.
b"on ~. boN-prlt 10, tip OF how
spirit Ia end Of boom tI:I. Total
sail nrcn IO,Goo spunrc feet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
AXE MEN DROP CONTEST

Church Hin defeated Battle Axc
yesterday by the score OF to o.
Marshall. the big college boy.
pitched a beautiful game and but for
liantoh's hit in the NTH inning.
Woulu nave secured no-hit game.
only two bases on balls.
harrcison, who relieved Sloan in
'hc third. pitched good ball, allowing
men.
The whole Church Hin team field
cd IN lin. form and had their hitting
clothes on.
Hatcher hit the first pitched hail
Tor homer. Hatcher. Dcvine, Lic-
gon and Tignor led their teams in
hitting. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11

islaus Zbyszko last winter seyerar
lines ne lifted Zbyszko bodily of
before putting him down which feat,
aione showed his great strength. as
Io!sIko at that time weighed 25S
POUNDS. MauvaS WAS defeated nv,
Hbyszko after about one hour and
twenty minutes OF hard wrestling,
whch ne MAS worn out and weak
from the Great handicap OF weight
,hat he was forced to support dur,
ihE tue best part of the match.
IN Madras and Draak the fans of
i.lti'ihohd VIII witness Il wrestling
niatcn between two men that are, weit
matched in weight. strength and
wrestling ability, and who will fur-'
ntSh a real contest Is~ y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
SPORTS
p!tch--McW Mayer Time OF
EaHe. 1870. Empires, Guyan and Big
TARS CAPTURE PAIR
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

NORFOLK, VA, July IO.-Recc!y-
Ing superior. pitching and uuihittinE
the visitors in the pinches. Norfolk
won both games of Il double-hcader
from Petersburg this afternoon. the
first by the score or TO q and the
second to 4, ten innings.
In the opener the visitors could do
nothing with Culloton's hooks while
Byrd was hit opportunity. In the
second Petersburg got to Southpaw
Tcrhune for four runs In the first
four innings. Beall. sent TO his re-
lief. stopped the hitting Lodestro
was wild and finally free passes were
followed by hits. Summa winning the
game In the tenth with double. The
heldinS was fast and almost fault
less Scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11

East End U o q o O-G
Oak wood ......l % o = o o o.
summary: Two base hitS--Parsiey,
Il. Folkes. puEh. Stolen hnses-Wi!t-
shire. 3; Doane. Double plays-Doan
TO Folkes. Taylor to Il. Rayhorn. Hi,
by pitched ball-ioodman. Wiltshire.
Left on bascs-East Ent, G: OakWood
4 Bases on balls-on Goodman. !;
of Taylor. =. Struck out--by Good
man, 6. by Taylor. l. Umpirc-Har
r!s.
Union Station and st. Johns broke
even 10 their doublchcader. The frat
game was won by Union Station. 10
TO .. while ST. Johns took The Sec
onl game IL 8
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
TRAVELLERS SELL PLAYER
Little Rock DiSposcs OF Outf,eIder
Fricrson to McmphIs-New
Men Join Tenn
Ey NssOClatch

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. July iO.-The.
i:ittle Rock Southern Association
baseball Club has sold Outnelder-
.yhhn! rrierSon to the Memphis club.
Thc local club received cash - O. :.
IL Was learned today that Outnelder
Jack Caivo and Pitcher Leon Carlson,
recently with the Washington Amer,
IAN League club, joined the local club
in Nashville today. .1.- >
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
VIRGINIA BOAT CLUB
MAKES GOOD SHOWING
Itichniond noys Fail To Win Event I'm
Iiig RcEcttn, hut Fights
IinrN tnr NicInrN.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, July 1O-The
IhIru annual regetta Of the Southern
rowing Association was held here
with crews from the Potomac Boat
Elub, or Washington; Ariels, OF Bal
timore: the old Dominion Club, OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
LittIcton ,snrns Dcc,.,,

NEW ORLEANS. July lO.--"Tiappv''
Littieton. of New Orleans. earned
decision over George Chip. OF New
chstIe. Pa- former middleweight
en-round bout. Chip knocked Lii
TETON down for the count of seven
IN The ninth. but the local boy came
pack strong and took every round
from then 10 the end, knocking Chin
through the ropes. but unable TO
scOre a Knockout
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
TRUCKERS DROP BOTH CONTESTS TO HARD COLTS SP

ana Pasquclla. stolen bascs-iSrannl-
gan. = Biting. Sharpe. Whitccraft
Whitcraft and Schwartz iii nv
pitchcr-l'ittinE by CogpIn: sharpe ~
JoIiif struck out-by CoISin, &: by
JiIiiH. .. Eases on balls--oR CoEgins
.; JotLif. :. Passed ball--Lake Dou-
BE plays-pasIucila TO 'Erannlgan;
kost to Walker TO Roth. Time. l:3J
attendance. 1000. uEipire-Westrr-
port News, II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
SPORTS

this city. and the Virginia Boat Club.
OF richmond. participating
Potomac took the intermediate
eight cared shell race with the tich.
intermediate Gig racer'with the Vlr-
Ginla iiuat Club second. The junior
eight went to the Potomac Club with
the virginia Boat club second Old
Dominion TOOK the Junior gig race
with Potomac second and Virginia
third.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
Totals

Z: ~; a.. 5 ........ 2230 10000 %
summary: Two-basc hits--Tignor
% Devine. Home run--Hatcher
stolen bases Hicks. Turner. Sacri-
Left on bases-C. H. a. c.. q; Battle
Axe. 4; Bases on balls-off Marshall
:; or Sloan, =: of Harreison, /. Hits
or sloan. q in .: OFF Harrelson. .
in a. struck out-by Marshall, 8: nv
Sloan. by llarrclson. S. Time OF
gamc-l:i0. Umpirc-B n n ~, =.
Scorcr-Sutton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
ATHLETIC LEAGUE
ChrintO Coin.

The game scheduled between r.
II. Braucr and Oak Grove was post
poned 10y mutual consent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11

..McGhse out, hit by ba,,ed bail.

,.h''H.e 'ut, mt by battc0 Dali.
Score by Innings: r.
Taxa koia 100 o. o . o 4 O %
Terminal ......0 o o 0 % %
SUMMARY: Three busc hits-Car-
ter. Burnham. Pitt. Saracino. Stolen
bases-Saracino. Monroe. Sacrifice
hitS-Geniry. Napier. Hit by batted
koia. II; Terminal, 9. Bases on balls
on Napier. /; Davis. . Struck out
BY Napier. 2; by Davis. 5. Time
Scorer--Ifoopcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
Rocky Mount.

ROCKY Mount 80 o o 0 %
,,o summary: stolen bases-AIeyers,
roo!: Sacrifice hii-Black. Earned
Davies. First on balls-onGlasier
or Leisure, T. Double piays.
i5tack 10 Dennis 10 Davies, duncan
10 i,aNieS Left on bascs-Sufrolk. ::
Rocky Mount, 1. Time. 1875. i'm
pres fiayers. Lloyd and Loach
Suffolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
DRINK BOYS VICTORIOUS

Taxa kola smothcred Richmond
Terminal on the Railroadcrs' own
inal score being to !, in the soft
rink lads favor. The seven repre-
sents twelve lusty clouts off Ben
Davis. the Terminal hurler. two OF
which went for triples when Mac
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.Amntcurs rostrnnc Mcctinr.

me meeting Of the Amateur Base;
ball Commission called for tomorrow
night has been postponed on account.
OF one OF the members being called;
suddenly out of town. II Will be
held at an early date -. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
GID DOMINION LEAGUE
Staining OF the Clubs.


Where They riay Next Saturday.
Pen Mutual Newton Woodward at
Byrd Park. No. z.
knights Columbus Blues at Byrd
Park, No. |.