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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15
TARHEELs SMOTHER TARs

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
ROCKY MOUNT. y. c., June IL
While Chaser kept his game well
within his grasp, Terhunc was wild
and hit opportincly and the Tarhccls
made u runaway Of the frs, game
or the series this afternoon with
Norfolk. hy a score Of TO 3.
Both clubs fieldcd sensationally at
times. hut ii was a onc-sided affair
after the f"w opening innings
through The Norfolk Tars' inability
TO hit In The p!nches. while the locals
slhshcd the ball 10 all corners OF In /.
lot when hits meant runs.
Tho Tars secured an early lead In
IN" second frame, when they punched
hitS or CHASER and gent TWO runs 10
cover The TarhceIs overlook tn.
lead. however. in the third inning.
anu then continued their scoring
every frame with the exception OF
the sixth
Consecutive triples by Keller AMI
Wa ikcr. and successive passes by
Tcrhunc. which forced in two men
inquired prominently in tho scoring
add!tionhl scoring was prevented IN
the eighth aiming by Bcale's scnsa
tional stab OF Champlin's drive with
the buses loaded.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS

unconditional League.
$50 $780, NY, ): Toronto. ).
Haitt,nosr, 81 Rochester. 3.5.
Reading. l0-i; Akron, 6-s.
Americnn Association.
ro;uihDus, 4. st. Paul. 2
ioieco. 4; milwaukee,, IL.
Inu!thhhol!s. 2; Kansas CITY. /
louisville. 2; Minneapolis. s.
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SHAMROCK v. TO BE
RElAUNCHED TODAY
Challenger for AmerIcn's Gun Take,
Winter Lnte This Afternoon.
First DruSh Thursday.
BY Associated prcss.l


CITY ISLAND. y. Y. Juno IA
Plans were completed here tonight
Tor the rclaunching at high water
late tomorrow afternoon OF Shamrock
~, Sir Thomas Lipton's challenger
.or the Americas cup. TIL, green
racer has been ca the ways slncc lust
FRIDAY. having her underbody pol-
ishca and Eroomed preparatory TO
her rial races with the twenty three
metre Shamrock
Present plans call for the entire
'i-ipion navy" to leave here at !
O'Clock Wednesday morning for Sandy
HOOK. Sir Thomas will lead the fleet
In his recently chartered steam
yacht Victoria
Prior To the contest In July, the
cha l!enGcr and the defender will lie
hauled out At South Brooklyn shin
yard TO be measured. Not until then
VIII the exact ratings OF the craft be
known.
IL the present schedule Is carried
OUT, the two Shamrocks will have
tnelr hrst tuning up match. over the
Amcrica's cup course off Sandy Hook,
on Thursday.
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DEMPSEY TAKES STAND
HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION
DENIES WIFE'S TESTIMONY
boxer Declares He Participated In
Exhibition Bouts, Receiving Two
Wrist Watches and Gold Pencil,
Thy AsSoc!0ted Press.


SAN FRANCISCO, June l4.-Wii-
,iam c'Jacko Dempsey, heavyweight
boxing champion OF the world. took
Tense in his trial on charges OF cvad-
ing the sclectivc draft act. Dempsey
denied charges of nonsupport and
Mrs. Maxine Dempsey. in testimony
given earlier in the trial.
Dempsey described himself as
haNing beer the principal support
Of his family from the time he, was
pcriences as farmland. miner. car
pcnicr and boxer. including rcversrs
when the boxing game was dull" and
CHAMPION; Dempsey said he had
Denies breaking N!ifc's Jaw.
n, tic s Denied that that he had broken
were living at Il hotel here. as sh.
had charged. because she had not
earned any money for him" Demp-
wife. and that the Jaw fracture was
caused by u fall.
Dempsey said his earnings in the
ring for 1917 were about $4,000. The
m ,, Year year large part of his time
DEMENT'S out of which. he said. be-
sides travelling expenses. he got two
wrist watches and gold pencil"
II wanted TO do the country some
good" he said in explaining of his
boxing for nothing.
Did any of your opponents get
anything for these matches?' he was
NO, Once willard was to get
$4,000 in Chicago" Dempsey replied
Left wife in "EriSco."
EARLY In 1917, soon after his mar
rage. Dempsey said, he left his wife
IN san Francisco while he went
bRck 10 Salt Lake City to box He
returned ten days later to find her
gone, discovering her living with her
brother in an apartment house. Box
ing promoters then told him he was
worth about 30 cents TO them. be-
cause of remarks his wife had made
about him laying down TO Flynn"
the witness said. Soon afterwards
they went TO Seattle. he paying ali.
me bills. as usual, Dempsey con-
From Seattle his wife went to va
kima. 10 see her mother. the pugilist
testified. while he got job in the
snip yards. on account OF dullness in
the box ing game. but she failed to
return 10 him, and did not answer
his letters.
Dempsey told OF his work as a
government recruiting agent for the
ship yard late in 1915, saying he
guessed he got 300 or 400 men" to
work In the Philadelphia yards.
Gross examination failed to alter
or confuse his testimony. The de-
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DOUBLE BILL DIVIDED

iSpcela 20 Tn. Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG, VA. June li--Aft-
or winning the opening encounter
from the home talent. ) TO !. the New
port News builders proceeded to
,rop the sunset tit 10 the GOoberS
by a J-to-2 count.
Fried tn" Huiider hur!er. had
everything mis- own way In the Initial
encounter, holding the Petersburg
club 70 seven scattered hits Only
Ia ono inning was he In trouble
Pagan was not SO effective and time
~ hingI.s gave the GooDers all o.
their ave runs
The work OF Lake behind the bat
anu on The bases was Spectacular,
while the playing OF BrInn!gan. ns
We'll 80 his hitting. Was one o. the
Dlr i'aiurcS .! the game.
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Disease Caused by Germs In the
Hood.

First of all. get 1t firmly fixed in
your mind shat all the liniments In
the world have no effect whatever on
Rhcuma tism. You may use them by
the gallon, and rub the painful parts
by the hour getting possibly some
temporary relief from the tor.uring
pains. but you are making no head
way whatever toward reaching the
cause OF the disease.
Medical scientists differ as to tho
causes of every form of rheumatism,
but agree that when caused by a tiny
disease germ, tho only effective
method OF treatment Is to attack the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15

AMERICAN ENTRANTS WIN
MATCHES IN ENGLAND
Garland and johnson, Crack Tennis
fiayrrs, Have Little Trouble
DOMnlnE OppOnentA.
| LEI AssocIatAd Prnss.l


LONDON. June LITTLE opening OF
me London tennis championship at
Queens club today created unusual
interest through participation OF tho
American players. William NJ John
ston. K. Norris Williams and Charles
- Garland were drawn in the ton
half. while William T. Tildcn was
drawn In the lower half where Nor,
ton. n" South African champion. and
lsimidzu. the Japanese player, viii
contend.
The court today was wet and the
contests We're played under din
cult!cs. Williams proved entirely too
tcrceful for Gardner, promising
South African. and Garland handily
defeated MACPHERSON, "A former cham
pion of Russia and n young hard hit
ting player.
Garland was slow in starting. hut
Gtoadicd later. putting in pretty low
volieylng and smashing Well He
captured the first set at tho twentieth
game. and after that got on top and
stayed there.
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Detroit
I'hilmtlclnilln

Totals ....33 2i2a Totals ...2T
'Batt.d tor Perkins In ninth.
NBattcd for Galloway In NINTH
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Tennis Event Higgins

HKEENFILLE, S. c., June H.
seven matches were played today In
me carolinas tennis tournament. and
Esmond Phelps. OF New Orleans,
southern champion. won his opening
match easily. while Henry Bruins, OF
New orleans. and Frank Owens and
JACK caldwell. OF Atlanta, did not
play Singles will be continued to-
morrow. The women's events will be
held Wednesday,
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TRUCKERS WIN ANOTHER
lsnec!al to The Times-Dispatch

LSnet!aI TO The mes-Disnatchl
SUFFOLK. VA. June l4.-Ports-
mouth took the opening game Of the
series from :he home team this 1T
crnoon by the score of to q. The
Suffolk nine displayed a much better
brand OF ball than they have SNOWY,
recently and the contest proved eX-
citing throughout
FromhotZ and Eckert were the on
nnsing hurlers and the former had n
sight edge on the Cats hurler. Eek
crtS showing was the hest since he
.ldcnt that he will get away with sew
era Cames for Manager Street.
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Ilrnycs protc.t f:n,n.

BOSTON. June l4.-Business Man
ager Walter Hapgood. of the Boston
Nationals. announced tonight that
tho club had forwarded to Presi-
dent Hcydler, of the National League.
protest of today's game, which
Chicago won. to |. The protest
Is based on 4 decision of Umpire
Harrison In the first inning. when a
thrown ball hit the top OF the dug
out and bounded back, and a runner
was retired
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tense announced that only one or
Two more witnesses would be called.
w. III: Stolurow, n travelling sales
man, of st, Paul. testified he wrote
most OF the answers to Dempsey's
at Chicago hotel He
said he had done 1t in a spirit or
friendly corporation, and that moth
ing was said to Indicate anything on
the part OF Dempsey OF his manager
Jack Kearns, but a desire to answer
the 1ucstionnairc honestly Dcmp-
sey corohorated his testimony, and a
similar story was told by l.. LIGHT
ehs'cln. or Chicago. in whose room
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AMERICAN GOLFERS PLAY
hagen and Harness. ProfesSionnIs, En-
gage In Practice Affairs with
English Friends.
- Associated Press

i'oN, June li.-Thc American
professional goli players, Walter ia.
gen ana Jim Barnes. engaged in prac.
nee matches on the ST. Andrews links
lodhEi with local experts. In the
,n"rninS Hagen, partnered by j. Sor-
up with score of -. In the after
noon Hagen and Denis Kyle bea,
Earnes and Munro two up and one
10 play with score of IL
the ST. Andrews golf committee
aeic meeting with the United States
delegation today, and an agreement
vas virtually reached on the question
OF the limitation of the golf ball.
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Court Del ion Awards
Pitcher to Little Rock
NY Associated Press,

MEMPHIS. TENN, June H.
Judge John T.. McCui1 In an opIn-
lon HE'D In Federal District Court
here t0dny, granted the injunction
sought by thc Little Rock Busc-
Dali Association, TO compel John
ID. Martin, president Of the south
erh Association. to approve the
contract or Luther "Cnsry" smith.
pitcher recently siEucd by the
Little Rock club, after his re-
Tense by the sun ErnnclscO club.
ar the Pacific Coast League.
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BROWNS BAT RUSSELL

ST. LOUIS, Juno l+.-St. Louis hit
Russell hard and opportunely and
aided by errors defeated Boston today
for the third successive time. Tho
score was 10 to 5.
1t was the locals Rfth straight VIC
tory.
Tobin led In tho attack. In five
trips To tho plate he got home run,
triple, double and walk and
scored three runs. He also stole n
bngp.
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Cincinnati.
BrookIyn.
Totals ....33 i2i 8 Totals .35 10 - Ii
tan !or Cadors IN seventh.

Cincinnati ...........o 900 ~
hts9oktyn ...;,,.......;...;, 500 ;N-9
Gan. ko?f. Wingo. FiBrcr. Olson. Johnston
konctchy t.I. Griffith. KilGun. Kruger
80 Two base hits-itoush. Cadorc. Three
base hiis-konetchy. Home run--Wheat.
stolen base--Gr"h. Kopf Seale. Kndun.
acEinces-DunCan ~. Olson. Grifiths
Double piay-konctchy to Kruger to
+ onetrhy Left on bases Cincinnati. 10:
hrookIyn; Bases on halls-on Cadorc.
!. OF Grimes. - OF Fisher /; of Iuuue
!. Hits-on Galore. u In :: off Grimes.
IN on Fisher. In is: OF I.uque.
IN 2-3. struck out--hy CaGorc. /; by
Grimes. 3: by Fisher Wild pitch
Gadore. Grimes. Winning pitchcE-Cirines
Losing pitChcr-Fisher C,npIres-Kiem
anu Emslie. T!nc-l:5n
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Eckcrt 2. or Fromhoitz :. s,-uc,,
out--hy f.ckcrt i. Froruholtz. g. left
on :scS-Suifolk S. PORTSMOUTH G !:
errorS-PoUlc, Crow go Rooney:
sacrifice hi,s-Bangs. Mack. Davies.
street: Umpire. Al Orth. Time, 40.
Nttcndnmce. 200
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rhiladcphia ..a.......o 900 o %
Detroit .....................0 0 % oiN-5
summary: Runs Young Bush l2),
Shorten. Neach Error-Bush. Two base
hit-Syers. uc!lman. Threc-basc hit
Galloway. Stolen bn~r-Thomns. Sncri-
nc"s--Shortcn. Ellison. Double plays
Ayers and Young; Galloway and Grinin.
Lett on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Z: Detroit. 1.
Bases on halis-off Ayers u on H,rris. l.
Struck out-by Ayers. Z: by Harris. .. t'r'-
pir---Chill jonly ono um0ire). rimc-i IA.
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Pittsburgh
philudelDliia,

summary: Kuns-BiEbec. Carey. White l.
Rawlings. St.ngei. Two.b h;s-Ca .ry.
Cu,shaM; Grimm !?). StcnEei. Rawlings
bascs--Pitt shursh. 3: Philadelphia i
Eases on buils--on Cooper. |; of itaIIia. /:
OFF Belts, 2. Hits-on Gaiiiu. s in "a
innings: of Belts. . in ) Ia innings
Struck out-by Cooper. 5: by Caliia g. Los
ing pitchcr--t;allia Umpires-Moran and
Rigler. Time. 1910.
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New York.
Totals .3s ~ a7eo Totals SO ioo7I1
.Battcd for Nohf In NTH
tBattcd for Hubbell in sixth
tRattch for Winters in eighth.

81, Louis .....o.... 2loo31 o OF
summary: Runs--schultz t2l. Stock.
burns t2). Doyle. Mccarthy. huEs p.
rors-Stock: I.avan. Bancroft. Young. Two
base hit--Schupp. Home runs-Hornshy
Fournisr; Thret-b hIt-Burns sacri.
aees-Schupp. stock. Double plays
Snyder and Bancroft. Left on bases-New
York. 8; 81. Louis. g. Bases on bniIs--orr
Hubbell. 1: on Winters, 1; off Douglas. / !:
on sehupp. s. HIts-ofr Nehf. 8 In s In
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ST. Louis.
Totals &c 10 "a II;
Totals ....ail2 III,

R"s,"m ......,.............o l o l / o . :
st; louis ,..;,.::....;..,l o lo:lo Mo
Scott. Russell. Tobin t3). Gcdcon Sisicr
90. Jacobson 90, Williams. Errors-vitt
iiendryN. Foster. Russell. Gerber. Two.
base hitS--Jnccbson. Sslrr. Gerber. Will
iiams. Tohin. rhrce-basc hits-Hnhin
hase-Tob!n. ms. Austin.
Double plays--Scott, Wit TO Mclnnis. Left
on balls-ofr Russell q or Davis L. Tim.
pircs--Dineen and Naliin. Timc-.:io
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CELLAR|TES TAKE INITIAL
CONTEST FROM RICHMOND
Iaylor JOllif Wins Game From
Crippled Colts-'Tarhccls
WON I'm First Frame.
tSpcci,l to The Ti.nes-Dispa,ch)

tSpccial TO The Times Dispatch)
WILSON. y. G.. June li.-With
sevetil new faces In their lineup
The Csliirit"s cam. to life today and
EaVc the league leaders Il set back
by IN" score of 10 ..
JOHN WAS master OF the situation
al All times allowing the Colts only
i've sn!etics. and except for tho third
was never IN danger.
wilson won In the iirst on singles
by iIuny ana cole and doubles by
Roth and rhrashcr.
The Colts scored in the third, mix
ing base on balls with an error
aud singles by Baker and Smith.
Bacon, Poole and Duffy contributed
nice fielding plays.
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Mrs. Grecnicnfe Loud, Golfer.

ST. LOUIS. June 14.-Mrs. r. L.
Greenleafe. OF Kansas City, with a
81, turned In the low medal score In
today's qualifying round OF the Mis-
tournament being played hero. Eighty
Is par. Match play will begin tomor-
row. All players are from st. Louis
or Kansas City. $40. & " n 4 = :.
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INDIANS REMAIN ON TOP
CLEVELAND WINS SECOND
CONTEST FROM NEW YORK
'"'eleskie Holds Yankees to Five
scattered fIits-Thurmuhlcn
Scores Only Run.
tBy AssDclatcd Press.l

CtENELAND. June I4-Clcvcland
made II TWO out OF three from New
tanning first place. Covcleskic held
New York 10 i've hits, Thorinahlcn
scoring the only run on his triple and
an error by Chapman
Catcher O'Neill of tho ClcveI,,a
club. was called to his home in
Miaooka. Pa. because OF the serious
Illness of his wife. who gave birth
TO twins last Friday.
New York f.,,,.t,.,
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CARTER FOOLS BRAVES
[By Assoclated Press-l

BOSTON. June l4.-Carter let Ros-
ton down with four hits today, Chi
cago winning. 10 ].
Catcher oFarrell. of Chicago. did
not have a putout, assist or error in
the nine innings.
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DODGERS REGAIN LEAD I.
BROOKLYN BEATS CHAMPS
AFTER LOSING FOUR TIMES
Contest Goes 10 Robin.
When Grimes scores Two
with Single,
LBy Associated rteas.l

= SE.T
BROOKLYN, y. Y, June li.-Atter
losing four straight games. Brooklyn
reIained the League leadership today
by defeating Cincinnati in hard
hitting and loose-fielding game by
20 I.
Grimes, who took up the pitching
for Brooklyn IN the eighth. won the
game with single that drove in
two runs.
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GIANTS LOSE ANOTHER
Try Associated pressl

NEW YORK, June H. - Tho ST.
Louis Nationals made il three straight
rom New YORK today. winning
game. Z to 4.
ST. Louis knocked Nehf out in FIVE
innings, home runs by Hornsby and
Fournier accounting for five runs.
Score:
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Totals .35 IL 81 /,

- summary: kuns--Flack. Holiocher.
'w"imbIy. Deal O'FarreIi. Friehtry. Car
Ter Pick. ,Errors-Powell, o'Ncili Two
nasr hit-F!ack Three base hit-Pick
Stoicn bascS-Twonibly. Hollocher. Terry
Sin eriGn S Christ, MERRY Dou-
IioiIocher to AIerkie: Roecks, TO o.NntIi
to B"eckci to Pick. Left on bases-Chi:
carter. I: OFF scott. s. iIi,snoff Scott
IL. IN ; innings; on Eayrs. in inning
out--Scoti. 9 Losing pitchHr.Scott Tim,
rircS-ii?rrson ard Mccormick. Time
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MONARCH GIANTS WIN
Dcfcnt Belmont Tcam by score OF q
TO 2-Payne's Pitching Fcn-
lures Gnmc.

Tho Monarch Giants defeated the
strong Belmont team at Hovcy Park
yesterday by the score of to ..
Pitching of Clarence Payne and
the helding of Hill were the features
q fthe game.
The Monarch Giants will play the
y. NJ. c. y. OF Newport News. Va,
on June Is and 10
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AYERS PITCHES WELL

DETROIT. June li.-Excellent
pitching By Ayers. who held the
Athletics to six widely scattered hits.
enabled Detroit TO win the third
straight game from Philadelphia to-
day. to 0.
al pb
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ALUMNI DROP GAME
v. T.. I. Varsity Defeats Old Men by
score OF 10 I---iiOth Sides
SccErr ThrCc His.

Secure Three Hits.
BlLACkSBURG. VA. June li.-Vir-
EInla Tech defeated the alumni here
Myrick. who worked for the varsity.
Pr piiehed alright ball and kept the
The only feature OF the game WAS
inc sensation fielding of Hooks"
Moore. the old football player.
RH.E.
Tech .........1 o 3 0 90 ! - 3
Batteries; Hudson. Matthews and
Fagg: Myrick. Old and KILLER. UNI
Dire. Vanoot
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nings: off Hubbeli, . in ! inning. or Win
ters ! in inninIs. of Douglas. | in / in
nihT struck uot--hy Nehf. 3 by Winters
:: ny Scnupp. Z. Losing pitch, r-Nchf
Cmrires-Quisley and O,DaN. Timn ~
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HuNlnhrN; Kuns-Bakcr, Abbott
Dumy Roth. :; Thrashcr. Grocty
cole. EirOrs--liOlmcs. Cole. . Two
base hits-koth and ThraRher. Sacri-
l,|" hlts-Gooch. Harrison and
1hrhBhcr. Stolen bases--poolc and
Gructy. Double piays-colc to Duffy
10 Roth struck out-by JOHN. D: by
Maghlh. :. Bases on bHils--off Jnl-
In. :. on Mngalis. I. Umpirc-,iuion.
Time 80 30 Attendance. hoo.
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PIRATES DOWN PHlLLlES
IRy Associatcd Pcs, !

PHILADELPHIA, June l4.-Bunch-
ing hve hits off CALM with two costly
errors in the first inning. Pittsburgh
defeated Philadelphia today. s to /.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
-. Louis. 10; Boston. =.
Cleveland. .; New York. I.
Detruit, :; PHILADELPHIA. d.
WusliinEtUn- Chicuco. min

-, WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
washington at Chicago.
New York ut Cleveland.
Boston Mt St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit
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2,,I1nta, Is: Memphis, 3.
Hirn N ham. -: Little Rock, ).
New Orleans. 8; Nashville. >.
Hooiie, 10; Chattanooga, /
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WHERE TMEH PLAY TO-DAY.
Richmond at Wilson
Portsmouth ut SUFFOLK
Norfolk mt Rocky Mount
Newport News at l'ctrrsburr
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Cleveland.
Totals ....32 5aiiG
.Battcd for Shore In

New York .... q a n n n n N -,
Cleveland ,,.,,...... q / n . ~
summary: Observation-Disclosures sn,,E.-
Gardner. wainhsg,nss jnbns,on ,7,'
Nunamaker Errors CHAPMAN MIMI
,nher; ward Hannah. Two base hits
Meuacl W. Wood. Three base hits
ihorinahicn, Nunamakcr. Stolen bases
IeCHimpauEh, Speaker SacrityeS-Ciard-
ner, Wood, Wambsganss Douhcl pIny.-
t,,oNcieskic Nunnmakcr and Johnston:
iinp; Peckinpaugh and ripp: Pcckin-
panHh. Pratt and Pipp; Ruth and Hannah.
Lei. on bRses-Ncw York. 10: Cleveland II
Rascs on halis-on ThoSmahlen. /: on
SHORE. ?; on Covelcskie. Il. Hits-oft
Thormnhl"n. !: oT Covclcskic, l. Los;nr:
niichcr-Thormahlcn Umpircs-Evans and
Hndebrand. Time-a:o5
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Iniouston, >; FIT. Worth. 6.
beaumont. S; Dallas. 1.
galveston, I; Wichita Falls. ..
zen innings). WI
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Petersburg.
Newport News ...2 0ooGl0o O.,
Petersburg .........C oo0o D o--i

Two base hit--Lake: stolen bases
Lake CD: double -plays-He!lman TO
Whitcrat;. simmons; base on
balls Smith >. Fried 5; left on
bases Petersburg II. NewDor; News
:; struck oui-Sm!th {, Fried 1. Time
OF game. . hours. Umpire. Brandon.
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Rocky Mount.


NorfCIl, - innings r.
Or or ,.E,,.:....... 0200O o0lo-3
S,,,!S ,npuht ,...... , ] = Ks
Wccdcn, Keller ~, WniLcr ch oehaie'
Chisholm, Chariot, C;Icaacr pr'h'
"ne %. HenEes. Devans
,-.Soiolk. Z; Rocky Mount. I, SIoieS
niie nee hj,seHnGrrs 90. Weeden, sacri-
Mount, ., Two-basc hits-Steinnyy
GaSH and Devins Three-bnse GitsM
~, '' 81 ana Walker. First ON balls
struck out-by Chaser, g. bw IT,, -.
h,,uh" 4. Passed Dalls-Wcedsr ~
~ ny pltchcr-T.rhunc GD, trharn,
- 'hP'rc--fanlty. Timc-I So.
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Petersburg

Roth; sacrifice hits Sharp. Nc
Mahon CD. Green: base on balIs-ofr
Byrd 3. off Pagan {: left on bases-
Petersburg 3, Newport News g: struck
out-hy Byrd 7. by Pagan 3. Time OF
game, 2:05. Umpire. Brandon
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Picdlnnnf I.nar,
Texas Learue.

greensboro, 3: Danviiie. S.
na!e!gh 5: Durham. 4.
winston Salem. IL: High Point g
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
-. Louis. :: New Sora. !.
nrooklSn. o; Cincinnati. ].
Chicago. :: Boston, l.
fhtsburgh 8; philadelphia. !.

:, WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Pittsburgh at PhiIndeIphiu
chicago Mt Boston.
Cincinnati MT Bronkiy y n
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American A.,oc,,,,.
Southern A,nnci,,,,,

:S.ususta. 3; Charlotte. ..
SS,pparlahourg, 10: Charleston, ..
oo!u'io ola, 10. Grcenville, o.