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LOUIE GRATTAM TAKES
FEATURE TROTTlNG EVENT
Winner PAGES Farce Fastest Heats OF
ScaSOn-Pctcr l.. First
In s.l1.
by Associated Press,

TOLEDO. July l6.-Louic Gra;.an.
land .2:o3 pacing stake. worth ST.
$50. the feature ON today's grand cir
cunt card. the three heats being the
fastest paced this season. Roy Graf :
tan won the first heat as the favori:e
go; away badly.
After Roy Grattan had finished last
in the second heat, Driver I;dman
behind the winner in the last heat.
Driver Whitney. having the m -unt
behind Ncrilc Patchen. was called to
the stand after the race. ms the
Judges thought he drove wide 10 al
low Louie Grattan through. bu: de-
cision in the case WAS reserved un.il
later
Six youngsters made their first SAT-
OF the year in the Crcsceus $1,000
stake. Tor year olds. F'avonian,
a rank outsider. came on and won
me !aSt TWO meats and the race, after
Jane Nolo had won the iirSt one from
The fayoritc. Hollywood Fancy. ."h:ch
Was dis'aneed in the second heat;
week. won the 2:li trot. although
Millic Irwin came fast in the stretch
anu sol the decision in the first heat.
iid E4r!y won the 40 pace. hu;
money in the race. by coming from
nowhere in the second heat and NOV.
ing 10 the head OF the procession.
reTISrot hrs heats; purse, $1,000: -:li ,
Miiiic irwin JW. il. iiccminsj III !
HGxana Moore Palin) ......3 j
rr.ncsss Erawah, Red hon. sunny
2;9s 1t; zoos It, 2:o7I
The Wiliys,.ovcrlsnd goa pace. three
i:oui. G-ntian ~. FicminE) ...7 / /
hoy ,Hrntian ,Trcnch Edman) ...l 2
Johnny G,Ark. Gladys H.: I;o.dic Todd
NcTi4e iatCh.n. baroness EdScwood also
started. Time. 81 81: EOS ia: c:oe L..
Tho CrcsCcus two ycar-old trot: two IN
the heats: stake. $1,000.
Ian Noio !Murrhsp .............l :
BuEalusI tNsl.uiinc) ...........2 = ]
MaTgc the Great. Lillian H;ity Holly
rood. Fancy also started. Time. c:il IL:
2:li - 2:i2 Ia.
2:io pace. three heats: purse. $1,000
Edna Early tVal'nt;nO ........l .
HaZ~i EuCstucE (Alirn) ..........7 .
JAY Mack whitney, ...........o 8 J
Woodratch. J. w s. Dolco Pacing
PHtch. Minerva, Gentry also stratcd. Time
.:ni IL. e:0t Ia. 2:0tl-t
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COLTS PLAY LAST GAME
OF SERIES WITH BRONCH0S
Contest to Start ut ( o'Clock-Waiker
May Play Last Game
To-day.

With two games of the series al
ready chalkcd on the right side OF
the book. Manager Lee Gooch will
this afternoon to meet the Rocky
Mount Bronchos in the third and last
game of the series. Al Bridwell's club
is determined to take at least one
of the contests, and today's game
should he IL close affair.
Fullenweidcr. for Rocky Mount.
and Mike" Kircher, the Richmond
star. probably will face each other
in today'S game. Ii this be the case.
real duel between pitchers Is cN-
pccted. Fullenweider is the best
hu-,er on the Bronchos' staff. while
Both pitchers have shown wonder
full amount of stun this year. and the
fans are expecting Bridwell TO pitch
Fullenwcidcr. in view OF the Tact
box the last time the Tarheels in
vaded Virginia.
Frank Walker. tho player recently
sold by the Bronchos TO the Phil
his last game with Al Bridwell today.
The American LeaEucrs are anxious
for Walker to report to them as soon
as possible, and he may leave for his
new berth Monday. Renorts that
Walker might be tempted to turn
down the chance 10 go TO the bis
show were upset yesterday when
HARRISON. tho player sent to the
Eronchos by Connie Mack. arrived IN
time To play against the Colts. Var
rison is reported to be a pitcher. bu;
he played center ncld yesterday
Walker being taken out. and slammed
out Il triple.
Today's game will begin at 4
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Chick EVANS TAKES
MATCH FROM JONES
Greatest Match OF Recent Years.
Memphis Player Loses.
IBy Associntel PICS. :

MEMPHIS. TENN. July lG.-Charles
Chick" Evans. of Chicago. and clar-
ee.nce Wolf, of ST. LOUIS vii hSh;
Country Club course for the amateur
championship of the Western Golf
Association.
by defeating Bobby Jones. Atlanta
youth, and holder of the southern
championship, ! up. in today's thirty
six hole scininnals match: Woln
the title by disposne of Henry
Wenzlcr. of Memphis, Tenn, state
champion. IN The scmtinals. up and
The Evans-Joncs tilt. followed by
one of the largest galleries that ever
witnessed tournament battle in the
south. was match of rapidly
changing fortunes which took the
last hole 10 decide.
Evans Goes Into Lead.
II was n ding dong match from the
start Evans took the lead with =
during the morning eighteen which
ended all square. Evans was vi four
times on Jones. and Jones mad Evans
down twice. Wild driving and poor
putting marked the inward journey
In the morning. Both found the
rough frequently on their tee shots.
and each took three puts on three
holes.
on the afternoon round Evans ran
away with the Georgian, going out
and turned up at the turn. The
next two holes were halved. and IL
looked as ii the Sou;hcrncr was hope
lcssly out of it. But, beginning with
the twelfth. he rallied, and rallied
strong, taking three holes In success
sion, two in brides. and the match
was again all square
Jones Misses Putt.
Then came the fight of the dav.
The fifteenth and sixteenth wrr.
halved. and by sinking q tcn-foot Eu;:
on the seventeenth. after a lin. re-
covery from a trap. Evans went up
again when Jones missed a fourfoot
putt.
On the home green both we're on in
two; Jones missed "A hftccn-foot putt
for three, and the hole WAS halved
and the match ended with Evans hold
ing the advantage. which carried
with ct :: place in the finals
'Fba
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WILSON TURNS TABLES
Csoaciai to The Tines-Dispa,ch

'S1ecihi 10 The Times DiSpatch.)
WILSON. y. G.. Julv l6.-Thc Bugs
turned tn" tables on the Cats in this
afternoons name and came out with
The long end OF "A TO score.
There was no room for argument
against Jolin. who did the twirlinc
stunt for the Bugs. lie had the Cats
eating ont Of his hand from the be-
ginning 20 the end
Walters scored enough runs on his
FIRST hit. which was for two bases, TO
send the Cats ddown the percentage
adder However. that wasn't all the
big fellow did. for he took a blow
for his portion every time he faced
I.cLSurc. BESIDES being the outstand-
ing feature OF the whole game in the
Held, getting everything that he could
touch. Roth came up in the fifth with
the bases chokcd and Immediately
sent one into deep left for two bases.
thereby cleaning up.
Ioiin worked in his usual good
form and Tor the greater part of the
game ;urnc! down his opponents in
one. two. three order.
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that no finally became shy of moving

that he finally became shy of moving
up for close work.
The winning team In the prcscn.
series. according to the original piS II
was TO have played tho Dutch team
for tho right to compete with the
Australians. but Hollands announce
ment OF withdrawal from the Davis
cup contest. because her players zero
competing in the Dutch champion-
ships. make the British American
matches the finals.
Klngscote and Parke have been Sc
lcctcd to oppose the Americans n the
doubles tomorrow The opinion wgr
expressed in tennis circles tonight
that tn" Americans would win this
match ana thereby earn the right
10 play in the challenge round with
Australia for the Gun
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WINDSOR RESULTS

,oi iT .f,e T@fisEs'A ,iunongs Liberty.
Who Cares, lI3 tSiearnsJ 80 3, )" IN ~
sst9Hd' Antc!patc, !l8 tButNvr.J s. 10
th!F1 I.ms. I.liS-i John Il Koah,'
sweeping Giancc also ran
second facc--nNe !uflohgs--isoN.I yt.i-
lof: ~ ChCmaneiiD. 'ssU. $40. - ~.
sSoHnG; Eioad ~ ~ taicrarr.r;j. s. IL.
s5'!9. stcoH1 War TANK. III tfiCn,!r,i,t b.
S?ih thifd. Ilm-. I.U5l-s A.It IL
BIOL CutpGrse. Elnuf also f4u
Third Tar---slr nITlors.-K.fn, Ia,
tBot~eb,. {9,1p. ~ %, s. so. Won. Ar, No
A!ck@nctr 10. cicarg.nsJ $3.50 6! .g
second. Iron hoy, ITO ,nunit s. SS
third. Time. l:iGs-5 Far s.ast fI.E'
Bean BTummelI aud Annie Edgar AK, ,.,'t
n Tourth raGe-,9ne In.ie King John. lid
fay; w. Siea!s4nj. $3.50. 1910. second.
Nedusa. jOl tAuGtraony. s. third rim.
lat Romeo and war G4rden also :.n
X. FIfth racc--fniIc-- Dresden 20 ,.u'',
SEQ So 30 32tc won. siren Ma.
Uichc-eek). 1870. 81 80. second: ac.cI
crate. s7l2 tB. ksnneGyI. 4 20
Time. i;i9 81 uncIe's i.assi., Suniur.s
Also ran q"
sixth race ,mlc ana .is,e5n,h--ken.
won: LAZY Lou. IGj uatoiJ ;si5 81 s0
third Time. i.5?I-s. Fa.r 0tticoy,
george, Dnnean. Leins:er and Mountain
Scyenth -raoc-tni!c and antsen,h-.1,,o,
Shall Not Pass. ;rl tDrcycrj. sI6,io =. a.
40. won: Bond i15 jFstor, -, 8,
$3.50, Eacond; iiubbllnE LOudcr. lid ,i,,,,.
weIl.Sti,le. third Time. 1891 % ytrvo
Enort ,GasanSe; Guaranteed. Kilkenny, Mar.
j
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ROCKY MOUNT ROUTED FAVOR|TE RUNS WELL.
COLTS HAVE NO TROUBLE
DEFEATING TARHEEL TEAM
Richmond scores Twelve Runs to Two
Made by Nisitors-UncOn Hurts
t;ONu tsRmC.

Rocky Mount dropped the second
game in as many days to the 4ica-
Boulevard Field. when the men in,l
" Lee ';ooCh triumphed 10y the score
OF - 20 ..
onc might term the affair ball
classcd as a complete rout OF The in
vaders from TIE old North State.
While the. playing 'hrouEhou: WIS
loose. as far as Rocky Mount WAS
enlivcncd by dazzling plays pulled
of by the Colts. Rocky Mount oc-
caS!onally came forward with n piece
OF flashN work. but the Tarhecls
occasions.
Richmond walIors bali.
Thirteen hits by the Colts and
nearly as many errors by the visitors.
they miscued nine times. account
for the victory OF the home team
The in.icldcrs OF the visiting team
had difficulty in holding the bali and
when the Colts cot on base. II was
not hard for them - score.
\ single big inning. the second.
turned baseball game into Il walk
away for The local boys. In this
charter SIN. Colts Scampered across
mad a chance after this frame. III.
Colts connected safely five times ia
this inning and with three errors ard
a sacrifice hit. scored the aforemcn-
Rusty Bacon, the clown Of the
Richmond pitching staff. was o.. the
mound for the Colts, and the hurlcr
never ,wirled 4 better exhibition
since joining Richmond. lie let the
Rocky Mount team down with five
hits and did not allow a safe WALTON
until the sixth inning. when Chlrlot
doubled 10 center field. Bacon Kept
the crowd in a good humor by kid
ding the umpire and the opposing
players throughout the game
Bronrhos Score One Run.
Al Bridwcll's nine did no, begin to
score until the seventh inning. whcH
i; registered one run. Harrison. the
player secured by the Broncnos in
the deal which sent Frank Walker
10 the Athletics. trirlcd to RICH. field
and scored when Keller singled 10
left. The Colts had Il total Of
eleven runs before the seventh auI
the single marker failed to cause
even thrill. Two errors ard a
single gave the visiting team another
run III the ninth.
No particular individual on the
Colts starred. Each OF the boys
with the exception OF Tommy Abbntt.
landed for at least one hit Jim
foo!e led the attack with three hits
out Of four times up. while Ice
GOoch "Ty" Smith and Jesse Baker
secured two hits apiece.
Myers the Rocky Mount third
bascnlan made two good stops
Richmond Rocky Mount
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS


r6-i,Si rac"-,Sis fg.ionrS. P"drcrs IL: Tho
H. hi.m G Eye NJ Lola 100: Acc -" 81
0.roo5 ,,,Nor NeHi 10: Arrowhead. ioT !:
;Al5ncli III Absndsne ii5 v Aceer RI \, u ID;
nd r,Ihion. ": llurcovne III: I,.tty
10. 'r rtSkwlGt: II: Tait:c io5. Ten Can.
f@rty' Il, f'HI m-,n ,ssnd sixteep,h-Rsf-
10, yo,1a' ~ Va Plume. A.; A,rmsn
IL c"Grtfooi. ,rG. Zen Cow 10 49,,
n,,n'n. !n; Challenger. %: Tom Brooks. loo
nm! r.c", hvc ana one half .ur!onr.-
SSln!gti o. the Heather 1866 IIalu Tia.
'Ic" nu,",iy " IN. tsn Ice. lna: Dark Horse.
Suun. ~, ~ ''eN' Ia. hr""n
m Fourth race; the Empirc civ Derby %
I I'll ,n,is and iuriong-t;iadia,or IL:
az r. SEA Nh, ii,,,sh Dream rs; Wild
wstc IL fee.ea 'pf iSSoq e., y;ra'-o on
Tr3Gsinlc. o. - 49, ~" '''"'' '"o
Vi hy No' in ~ love, ~, ETERNITY III;
-, I'LL MSLMEhlin. "a: Jamaica Belle
ara aasss is fknoa, Gi IL: fsn C; H.
l.. M4"2hy rs BEACH. III: Old Faithful.
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Steel League Takes
-Four Ameli an Pl yers
UUy As>,cIutcL I,rr>,,

BETiiLt:liEM, July i'll. ".
Dippcry. secretary al the ucthlc-'
hem Steel Corporal ion baseball
League, announced here today
thai "Whttr!" viii. outfrIdrr.
Joe DueEn. fniicldcr, and Walter
koinncli. pitcher. OF the paiiadci-
phin American League team, had
brrn signed by Manager pGttcIErr,
of the Lebanon team of the %.rc,
League. and would play with that
team against Ucthich hem here to-
morrow. lie also announced that
Courtney. pitcher with the
washington Americans, had bern
signed by the Spnrrows Point
team.
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ENTRY LISTS GIVEN
OUT By COMMITTEE
Names at IunI-SJants in Premier Ath.
letic Event Given oui-I.ightrcn
Countries Represented.

ANTWERP July ,s-Ea:ry !is;s
FOR nc athletic events ~ the plym
piad- which closed yesterday and
we've issued today ny tina executive
committee. show only eighteen coun.
tries VIII participate Acceptauccs.
however. Were received from several
Others. includitsT F,,ioce. Norway.
Australia N-.-- ;4e-lsnd and Japan.
because OF mail or cable delays or
clerical errors. China. British India
Juco Siavia ANA Mexico also failed
10 appear in the list;
II is the genera! opinion in olyrn ,,ic
circles ;hat The rule calling for mo
closing Of the entries ono month b..
fore the events take place Viii not
be too closely enforced. as clerical er-
rors have been frequent and /, j.
known that mails. particularly ;hos.
from the Far East. have been greatly
DELAYED The nations listed for the
athletic contests are Canada. Chiir.
Egypt. Denmark. Spain. the United
states. Finland. England. Greece
Holland. Italy, Luxembourg. Poland
south Africa. Sweden Switzerland
Czccho- SloNakia ana Esihonia. Lists
OF individual competitors are as W;
not available.
Fourteen countries will compete IL.
the fencing contests: fourteen In
tennis. seven in the classic pcn.
tathion twelve IN the Greco Roman
Wrestling, eleven in Catch-as-ca-ch-
can wrestling and thirteen in rowing
;Althonsh the entries for rugby foot
ball VIII not close FOR two weeks
nct single contestant has been
listed. and IL appears this Sport like
golf. may hc abandoned in his wear.
game The revised list in the large,
archery competition shows Belgium
tne United states. Great Britain ANA
Holland among the entries.
Canada Denmark ana Finland
nave been added 10 the trap shooting
lists. which We're announced :, IN
Gays ago Greece has been added rc
ne f!he ana pisto! lists, while
franc: mas withdrawn from m.
morse pole lists, leaving four entries
the United states spain, Belgium. ana
Great Britain.
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Flyers Beeia Meet
AT Antwerp Today
(Dy AnsoeIntcd Prcsr.l

ANT w EItP, July I0-The
American flyers with American
planes will compete tomorrow In
Antwerp I'm an nVintiOn meet
which IL to he the principal pre-
Olympic s-stnt. Major GrlYIn Hall,
appointed Ivy the United states,
will arrive tomorrow from London
with one pinnc, md Major Lewis
nrerctOn military attuchc mt the
embassy I'm Paris, In due to arrive
with two machIncS from Paris.
French, British. Italian md
itelEinn nvintors nrc entered for
the meet, the Frenchmcn Including
Rene FOnck, the noted nee. The
meeting Will continue until Au-
Sust ..
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IR8,,9,s :s12?1II TotM. 70 7a5i,

'B,tt.i Tor K!uIfcr in ;Sn,b "' % ~
Rosrpn n n 'r "
Chicago q . n n ~
y HnmnaTy; runs - Powell taD. Mann.
nvnef'som. ftSH"ri Error>--Scot. lien.
M".kle Terry Th-co-baso hits-Dcni'
nhr"mN!llr. Powell. Mann. stolen h,,.s.
i'N'l'; rus" TiflrcS--O'SeiIi sun
" Double rlays--iiendri- ~ Tcrrv 70
Hf"rS,-r,5 Fri5cr: 10 Tc'rv: ROcckcl To- piri;
,;ci on haS"s-Hos'on i; c'hic'rn N'-'
ss'SN mr. on nth.Icn Scott .; OF Hendrix.
III by ritrher--hy Scott iFIacLS'
,m,r'"k on'-hv Hendrix r Nv Sou, n
MnH I'ch-SCo'' trmpircs-McC'ormir
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Nojn Drfc,t, Wcpxlcr

WenZ!er. FORMER Memphis Cafdy,
was ! IN on Wolf at the end of
their morning round Al the turn
they We're all square but Wenzlcr
gained the advantage. UP. by taking
the eleventh and twelfth hole in par
tours. Wolf Won the fourteenth and
squared the match on the sixteenth.
The seventeenth went TO Werzl.g. and
TIE eighteenth was halved
Wo.H made a driving finish in the
attern con n squared the match on
The H-st hole, and az the turn WAS
Eq OF me incoming nine re took
-E-e+ ~ -oN. making him ~. an
ADVANTAGE Taich Wec=ler could not
rTt-cc-as AID the nztch ended al
~ seventeenth hole Win Woln UP.
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Totals 3Tl2.7i5 I

B~poHlyn .. 0 q q q ? q o -
t.ngianAt! - o q q q q n a a..
summary Runs = Johnston. Griffith.
" neat Mycrs o.. konc;chy, Duuca a
Nsa!" W.HEo. Fisher. E!ror--Konetchy.
inf"t bns" h!is-Wheai, Myers stolen
Hath. MYERS. KilGun Double PLAYS
Froh TO Rath 10 W!rro to Ha.h; Olson
2" kon"ichy Left or baseS-Brookiyn
= CINCINNATI, 2 Bases on balls-off
si.h"T, on Kuc'hsr. ]. off Grimes :
iilfs--"r Fisher. in 6l-3 innings on
hutih"r. IN 2e7 innings Struck out
by FISHER. J BY Crimes. !. Losing pitch
Hart Tl'n0 gsGs 100
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CLARKE WINS GAME

Especial to '~ac Times Disn,,ch
fETERSBuRG. VA. July IL. Tom
bb raIki. hing!s in n" sixth inning.
days game in favor OF ret"rsb,,rr
ana enabled the Goobcrs to even H.
count with Portsmouth for the series
~ Dung was invinciblc during
tnc major portion of the game ana
door neldlnE accounted for The vic-
TORS two tallies.
Bcnton pitched good ball for tho
VISITORS: while the sensational dcli
ing. oi Traynor stood GU, prominent
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GIANTS WIN LONG GAME
MAKE SEVEN RUNS IN
THE SEVENTEENTH INNING
Land on Hamilton When He Weak
ed, While Brnton Pitches an In
Sincihlc tame,

PITTSBURGH. July l6.-Ncw York
defeated Pittsburgh today. 10 u. IN
seventeen Innings. Hamilton weak
cncd in the seventeenth. when 'he
visitors scored all their runs, Cooper
relieved Hamilton with one out ami
retired the side.
Benton was invnciblc throughout:
cuuicl
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Southern A.nnclntIon.

(First Gamc)
New Orleans. 1, Birmingham,
second game: seven INNINGS
hSrecmcnt.)
Atlanta. /: Mobile. o.
CHATTANOOGA. /; Memphis, 2.
Little Rock. 1: Nash Vile. 3.
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BRAVES WIN IN ELEVENTH

CHICAGO. July lS-Mann.s rim,
ana EaEer's single in the eleventh in
ninE today gave Boston a 10 vic
tory over Chicago. Scott pitched a
Eood game for the visitors holding
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TARS SWAMP BUILDERS

tSpccial TO The Times D.spa.ch)
NORFOLK. VA. July -Sou.hp,w
Fried proved easy for he Norfolk bat
tiers, tho Newport News.team had an
of day in fielding, and the local club
made II two straight the final score
being IL To 3.
Stanley. barr:he tendency 20 he
Wild in spots. was effective. retiring
ten hattcrs at the plate.
Manager schwartz led the hitting
1e5 nc Scoa nHiasFs on ES ssIes15
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Lord A.tor,. IIor,. w,n,

ShNDOWN PARK. ENG. July Ia
Lord Astor'S Buchln won the E,ciI,.
STAKES, classic l-i-miie race !.
o.ouu soHereigns against a field (
seven horses here today. sir =
ward Hulton's Silycrn was r.cos
and w. Raephael's Allcnby, third;
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Petersburg
Portsmouth,


.nrl"S wall Errors-McMahon Klein
Traynor. Wait. Two base hirs".1,r,ynntrr
GGosetrec stolen ascs--v-rnllyca. Viox
Klein Double plays-Traynor Ia Hoon.y.
Moran Ia Mcrmilyca to McMa hon Ia %
on on h,Ns.,lien,on. 3: Young !. Left on
by pitched hall--Clsrkc and Young hy
Benton. struck out-Young. /: Eenton l.
Tune of game. ] 40. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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49, "a g -.- t.E-. 20 c-@
:.I-+z -o=, N=-.t-s end
Erre --o 40
- 80 70 - - r.rE l-.e iEs-'- cu1
f-src I.n--' -s.szt~E -
JErr.. St-~rtH Ers.z-Ers C;--S-~=-
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neckcit Iicnt. nnrn..

LONDON, July l:.-Joe Beckett,
heavyweight champion OF England
defeated Tommy Burns. tho French
Canadian pugiiist in the seventh,
round OF a tw"uty-round bout AT AL
bert Hall here tonight.
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Same)
Grcenvillc. Q: Columbia. o. Of
Charleston Spartunburr-rain
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Texas League.

Galveston. o: Beaumont, 4.
san Antonio. 5: Houston. 9
wichita Falls. 7-2: TT. Worth,
shreveport, >: Dallas, /.
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DODGERS BEAT CHAMPS

CINCINNATI. July lG.-Brooklvn
p'c:ca:ne :our-run lead and won
me n-St game OF the series with Gin
ciana,i today. : 10 l. Both teams
ils,ded well. but The hitting OF Brook
i!a Ms n" more oppo-tunc.
Htt....
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CAUsEY HIT FREELY

BY Associated P-cssl
81 LOUIS; July i6.-St Louis hit
oauscy freely today and dc.a,;e,,
Philadelphia. II TO ; in the onen;nr
game OF the series.
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SUMMARY: Runs Castle, >: Duuy pn,h
Er-o malinIS q HisnTrr. iiuarins Hiacn.
rnn:-wi.s.on 8: suffolk. nc Nc :, Eihr T.d
b MfieF H f"i.S, ana Jelin FRS, basc on
ou,--by .io!iln. o: hv I.easurr i r; .,,r"cE
ramc. l;Se. Attendance 40 '''''' Oh
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Pittsburgh.

vNdiH bh A. 81 81 Totals
stated for Young IN sixth
.nSsn 'pr SNYDER in seventeenth
.Battci for Grimm in seventeenth
=. score by Innings: :,
Vow York 500. GOO ooo non ono nno a.
fittsburrh .,... 600 600 con COO nno On
summary: Runs-Burns Bancroft Spon.
cor, friscn Kelly. poyc. l.";svrc Errors
-. ha hSTnf', Carey. cutshaw. Cation t"I
!1rwe-"asr hit:-Burrs, BiEbAe Bancroft
SShr"r-nase hits-Frisch. Kelly kim
SStu.rrn pa>.-FriSch misunderstanding
oN.haw '@l: Frisch Double play-B,n.
VOL ana Kelly Lief, on hases-Ncw
ietk' -; Pittsburgh g. Bases on balls
ON Benion. :: of Hamilton. 3. Hits
~ c. n.hhtnn' - In 1919 innings; OF
Benton !: by Hamilton. / I.a.;nc niicbny
T:r r ia cmpires Moran ana Riclcr
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SPORTS
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
Intrrnntiopnl I.cnr,,c

Buffalo. A.: Jersey City, /.
Toronto. IL: Syracuse. 4.
RochcStcr. o: Reading. 81.
AKRON. o; Baltimore. /.
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Richmond ...,.... o6l1o3 ex-i2
Rocky Mount - o n 0 . ! i |,
p summary Runs Baker. Smith CO..
Hool- t:,, Gooch. ArraEea. Holmes
lcr ErrorS-Bak"r Poole 60. Bacon.
Shanp!!n 80. Garrison. Keller 90. CHS
Aoi:n. Two has. hits = Cha.iet Bacon.
7 hrcc- base hi;--Ga-rison. Stolen bases
Poole 90. Garrison Sacrifice hts.-Na-
con; Poole. HI; by pitched ba.l--hv Heat
vol 'Goochb. LET; on bascs--R.chmond.
: Becky Mount; FIRST base on error
on hals--off Hcatw9!l /. Struck out
hy Bacon. I: hy Heatwoll. 3. Passed
hali-Hnln"s Tam" nf game. :i6. TIM
p!Tcs. brandon and Dock
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American AsxocintIon

minneapolis. /: Louisville. 2.
81. Paul. 4: indianapolis. 8.
milwaukee,. 10: Toledo, ..
Kansas City. 6: Columbus, S.
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Moran Signs Contruct

CiNClSNAT1. OHIO July l6.
August Hermann, president ~
Cincinnati Nationals today announo
that Manager Pat Moran had Gig r;
contract TO manage the team durJS
me seasons of 1921 and 1922.