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AQUEDUCT ENTRIES

First e-claimns. FOR lilies. ,wo-year
i"; ~; Thimh.r. IA: Crimson Rambler.
iii eS w.: Hone Princess. iOi Polly Ann.
second race Welkin stceplcchasc handi-
'ap' setting: four year ulds and IN: about
TWO miies,iith!c-. 49, Dorcrs. 10: Sos.
hif9 rhc:,-th" Great American: for two
fsar-"idS i've fuIlones-Si Mict,a"i IL:
- inm;s!alc us: Eastvi.w. ": Knight OF
he he Heather; IL: sporting RIooi III.
rrlayfeiiow, ~: itrigadicr Genera II:
iii =, Me Hoi il:; Kc" IL. The Bohemian.
Fourth racs-thc Brookda!c hand;coo.
,nr"c- Scar-oidS and up. one mile ANA a
iuf!"nE- Natural Bridge. lU1. ENt.rniu.,or
~, gladiator IL. War MASH iDs t.;Trus'
-: Mad Halter. 10: Royce Roofs. IiJ
futn raCc--Ci aiming: Inai,!cns: ,brce
Year ODDS and ny. ak and a half furlonrs-
ii:'hthcriaoc, ll5. Lady Free ni"an los: ErjI,
s"rkc lo Joe Joe. i:"; Double Eve III:
Eurcrna, 40: SAMMY Kelly lis: Jimu,i.
u; Prim Ill; ii5. Misty Queen. TO-
n.;hrh, IL; Elmer Johnson ~: iarGhsito'
~ ~ locust Leaves. 100: hurley liz: TN:
eaurhln. 10. say Which iO7: King
1aI!npa;; oNri thim.ta no. F!orsiIn. 10.
HStrr; IL Court Fool II:
otNth race conditions: FOR allies: three.
s ss,,n o.ds "nE ile--Iuencita. iii. ncl.
wilma "' III f,rRncT ~ r2uiours. Iii. Ed.
fast N'"'''"' 'Ica!
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CHIEF BENDER'S TEAM
MAY PLAY RICHMOND
Efforts Being Made for New Haven
Nine Ia pIny in This

\, baseball treat is in store for
Richmond fans. il plans now being
discussed are perfected.
Although the Virginia I.eag,,. sea-
son is only half completed. and post
season championship games still
nave TO be arranged. the suggestion
Renders New Haven tc1'n in sep
TENDER has aroused favorable COM
nlcnt. and may bear fruit
BASEBALL dcvotces Of virginia's
masse to see Charles Albert Bender
pitch against Lee Gooch's beauties
The venerable Chippewa. who made
s"ch a wonderful recorl wi,h Rich
oo!d-t time interest here. has not lost
his peculiar knack OF winning with
ease; iia is New Haven's idol. just
h las, ne @oH Was H., RichmGnd,is idol Only
rooned OF a no-hit game after TWO
men had been retired in the ninth
INNING. His club is leading the East
ern League. and the chief is delight
ing thousands with his clever. rinc
work, Just as he bore the brunt of
me Athletics pitching when that
Sr.Sat machine was in it's prime.
Expenses attached to n home and
nome series between Richmond and
New Haven are so large that the
PAYERS could not hope To realize
ANYTHING substantial unless each city
EWlarnm,eed a Eood-$Size sum:
cause loss. Chief Bender would
certainly have the supDor, OF the
faithful n Connecticut. while his
popularity in Richmond Il creator
man that Of any other performer
IN baseball, after his marvellous
pitch!nS in 1919, when lie won
twcnty-niar games ana lost only
TWO Tor Zen Wilson's club. Render
would draw larger crowd TO BouIe-
ward F!e!d than Babe Ruth Ty Cobb
or Walter johnson, and Thar Is mn
slight achievement. Playing two
games in each city. il seems the
nhhnciai prospects OF such a series
would be bright
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BENNY KAUFF TRADED
Giants Send Little outnridrr To To-
rohto for Vernon Spencer; Lat
Ter JOinn GiamtS ,rnlnX

;, NEW YORK, July 2.-Thc trade of
Eenny karT, New York outtirIdcr.
Tor pu'helder Vernon spencer. of the
toronto lntcrna,iono!s, was an
hounced here tonight by Secretary
j. j. o'Brien. Of the New York rIub
ne exchange was transacted by tcie-
phone with the management of the
international! club. he said. and
spencer is expected TO appear in
me llne-up here tomorrow
kauff. who was one of the load
ing hatters of the former Fedora,
LEAGUE, came 10 the New York Giants
from the Brooklyn Fcdcrals when Tho
League was broken up lie became
me regular center fielder, and this
season mas aiternatcd in that posi-
kaum will be defendant, i'm n
ira! July 20 on charge made in
connection with the theft OF an auto
moni!e. Two men who pleaded
guilty after being indicted with John
j. Brady. an attorney. charged with
me THEFT. made statements 10 IN,
district attorney which. he said. he
and Brady
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.A|RPLANE PLUNGEs into
FENCE NEAR WOODSTOCK
y. L. Menifcc, Aviator, and Fred
Painter Have Narrow Escape
When Gasoline Ignitcs,
Especial to The Times Dispatch. }

WOODSTOCK. July q. /. Menu
Zee, OF IynchburG. and Fred Painter,
OF Woodstock. narrowly escaped
death Wednesday afternoon when the
Curiiss j. -. I'D airplanc. driven by
MT. Mcnifce caught one of the wings
IN "a wire fence and overturned The
gasoline III the storage tank i'm
mcdiatcly ignitcd Both Mcnifcc and
FAINTER ms passenger. jumped from
the car.
G.. j. Apps. Jr.. and MIR Mcnifce
are representatives. OF the Lynchburs
AIR service Corporation, who are
distributors for the Curtiss products
Ihcy have spent several days in
Woodstock. having taken a number, OF
passengers on short air trips.
The plane was stationed on the Fair
Grounds, where the accident occurred
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Is. OF Il. Install omc.,,.

WOODSTOCK, July 2.-kinp "A r,bur
Aodse' knights OF pythias. Installed
tonight the following officers for the
hHuinS year: Charles c. Skyles, chan
cciIor commander; $. Q. Sine. vice.
r r'ii anIer; Rev. Sclwyn *. Cock
ncil' prciatc: l.. +. Peer. master OF
finance: w. l.. Dosh. master OF ex-
chruuer; j. Grove Kneislcy. keeper of
records and seals: George Litton.
master OF works: Charles ii. Bowers,
mus. Jr.. inner guard: Thomas Fray.
81. outer guard; NJ. L. Walton Jr..
representative to grand lodge: Frank
IL. Brumback. alternate
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l'lliluuclnllin.
Totals 80 : Ell 10 Totals 35lO.1 10
itaitcd for TASTY In ninth.

NV YORK ........0 oOiO 90
>, summary: Runs-C;lcich. >. Ward ::
rlpn. Ruth. rhormahicn. witt. Strunk
tTi!ln styles. Errors--Walk"r . Dur,u
rwo-baSc hits-I'crkins. Witt Three
h nhsc hit-Wi,t Stolen basrs-Ru;h.
hanna II. Pratt. SacrltlCc--T n y IN A :
Doahic plays-witt to DuIan To- Grimm:
, nnnmhs I" rerkns e Dugan 10 Griffin to
New York; s; Philadelphia. S Iiasc ON
or oa ''I i'll, Lh"ir1ma h!cn. Z OF Harris. 6:
M, nnsS; OF iias;y. q in ;. IN hy pitchcr-
ny ny iarriS tliannahl. Struc kout-by
ihoGinah!cn. g: by Harris. ). by Hasty
:, i.osin; ,pi,chcr--Iiarris Umpires.
binc"n and Fri"l Time. .:Ai
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RAIN STOPS CONTEST

'SrccihI 10 The Times DispatciiD
PETERSBURG VA. July with
the score standing 10 q in faNur of
the visiting aggregation, rain inter-
Nencd in the second inning OF to-
days game between Petersburg and
Rocky Mount, forcing hostilitics to
be called off.
cy Young had been touched for
live safcties by the Tarhceis. while
Loach. for the visitors, had things
fAirly well his own way.
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Philadelphia.
l.-UOkIyn.
.iSta!s - GA Totals so Sa7lO
.;,,ohc our when winning run scored
U,tan for Elliott in eighth.

prh:ladeiph;a ........c oOOol oNi
SUMMARY: tuns:....p,',,", II
hnuut Errors-St"nEcl, Il. Miller John.
SsIon, ki'duh. konc,Chy. Two-bas, hit
TT'ct,hcF SaCrihccs-Pfen-r. Paulettc
double play-Flctcher 10 Rawlings To-
in ,at Lea on Observation-Disclosures s;
N"oh!In, Base on ballS-on causcv
OF fi"hcr: !. Struck out-Cau>"y )
iTrtsner. g. cmp!res-Iiart and Harrison
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Find noale, Of children

MANASSAS. July 2.-Searchers have
succeeded in finding the bodies Of
waiter and Althea Elizabeth Scarf,
aged 10 and IL respectively. who wers
drowned In the Occonuan River day
before yesterday while their parents.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Scarf, OF PhIla,
dclphia. who had been on motor
n picnic lmnch
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ST. Louis nt Chicago.
Washington mt Boston.
Cleveland at Detroit.
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Yale HncLr,er TuI,c. .,,,,

THII-ADELPUIA, Jul, ., W.ii,
l. Wiicy, o! Yale. won the in,nrrni.
!ce!aic lawn tennis doubles ch,m-
p!onsh!D today by defeating Charles
a Granger and Mcneil Drumright'
un.vsrs!!ty Of Texas. in tho hnai
round OF he tournament at Merton
the scores were go 10; Gil 7.5.
6-3 In the semi-hnals Wilder and
Wiley defeated Kirk Reid and r. n
Holt. Cornell. i0-s; sEs. while the
Iexsns won from Leon bcturenne and
u. Il. Robinson. Harvard. 1910; 6-3.
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Levi. Family 4" Form Association.

. NhAiti-oI fS iLl'i.. July An
association OF the Lewis family In
the various States, dcsCc pdants of
Robert Lewis. Of "Helvoir.." in the
keswick nciGhhorhood. will be form
ed ut gathering to he held July
$40. at Fair View" near Ivy adj
joining Locust Hill." the home OF
M"riwcthcr Lewis. the explorer Of
the Northwest with Captain William
Clark. Stanford ~ Lewis. a promI-
ncnt architect and engineer OF Phila-
dclphia, has already arrived on the
scene and scores OF tents have been
erected on the old plantation to ac-
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Totals 81 27IO Totals IS !,
Bat'ed for Dauss in NTH
nattcd Tor Ayers In seventh.
thht'cd FOR Ohric In ninth.

Clrv.i,na' '''"'"6s' r
DctrOi; 10
ST.; summary: Runs JAMESON. Chapman
Sr'nHer' smith; Gardner. ,. Wamhsranss
Nm Nv !, ili,T,SsahsS. Johnston. rineIli. Two.base
VI W, w hihhSSansS. Thrcc-haSc
am ~ an 1sihhss. :; Johnston. shorten S,cri
rs.-' Johnston Double piays-Wambs.
Eamss To Johnston; Chapman to WamhS
$3.50 !" Johnston: Chapman To Wamhs
EahSs To BURNS: Ncach 10 Manion' III,
on aSes-slevciand. ;: Detroit, & RS
i''S1on pauss. in innings; o,i
Ay"re; in .: OF Okric o in S,,,, "t,
I,itchcr-D,usr nfc7s' Losing
Connolly Ttmc ,Snn'pIcS--Na!in and
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YANKS AND INDIANS EVEN
CLEVELAND TIES NEW
YORK FOR FIRST PLACE
Both Teams Win, and Rncc for Pen
nant In johnson Circuit Grows
Closer and Closer.

PHILADELPHIA. July New
York and cleveland are tied for first
placc as Il result of victories today
The Yankees took the Athletics into
camp here by the score of to 4,
while Cleveland scored an easy vic
tory over Detroit.
New Gork'S win today was the
fourth straight victory over the
Philadelphia team
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norcr James Appoints WINS

DANNlLLE. July &c. b. Willis.
formerly secretary to Congressman T..
W. Saunders has been appointed
secretary by Congressman Rorcr
James. Mr.. Willis has returned to his
home in Rocky Mount. in Franklin
county. after qualifying in WASH
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juno brides Morc Numerous.

pANNlLl,E. July 1.-The records
OF the clerk of the Corporation Court
rcHect an incrcaSc|in the number Of
June brides as compared with that
month a year ago. Last month fifty
eight iiccnscI were issued. while in
eight
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TARS WIN BY NOSE

VA. J,uv s.
Srraliy in the eighth to com. f"t,, - a
'mnd and grab The necessary I..,I
Norfoik defeated Newpor; News ~.
afternoon hy the score OF To (
evening UP the series
1.-THE Builders RESPONDED ,u.,
aangerous rally in the ninth b,,
fplcher Beall. regaining cm.ctivrra..
Ianned schwartz ana Pagan with ,hr
tsao iosden TO retire the side after
Two men mad crossed the pla,c
Bealls homer over the ceu,erd,ln
fence featured '''i'
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BOSTON DOWN SENATORS

BOSTON. July a.-Doublos r, va,
az" ,.i,. lioopcr gave Boston io-tn.o
Victory over Washington with orS
o ,F,or IN v me last of tho tenth today.
Fi-ntage at the end OF its siytb e."
Milan and Rice were on base !,
me third when Roth drove hon.
rS s over the left-fc!d fence.
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Double play-shannon to Harris 10

inniS. Double play-Shannon TO Harris NO
isnE i h. on m -washinE,on s.: nos:
Sn'dsr !: on Courtney, i: on SchaeR;. IL i:
! !arhhni OF Courtney. o In is inning: OF
IN l.5 Inning: OFT Jones. is In G inninrs.
3m Ethel. IN innings; or Karr. ? in
inninSS Hit by pitchcr-by Snyder WAL
icrsl. struck out.-bv Erickson. :: by Junns
!. by Eib"l. L. Winning pitChcr-Kmrr Los.
chill. Time - anu
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Auto Knock. Hoy From nix.

IL. I. crosby. 300 North Ninth
street. while driving an automobile
Yesterday. hit and knocked from his
bicycle. Byron White. 2 wears old of
5oi MontroSc Avenue, Barton lIcirbts
near ruth and Grace Streets. Young
w mites leg was hurt. but how badly
mas not been determined
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SPORTS

g:r9, i the visiting Lewis clan.
ioO members Of the family. hailinr
rom IA dozen States. Including Min
inreso,a' Colorado. Kansas. Kentucky,
ireNas, West Virginia. New York.
TeeorSia Florida. Pennsylvania and
virginia. \ tentative organization
MS NE, already been formed. OF which j.
warmer Lewis. OF Clifton Forge, Va.
mas been chosen president.
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English onrsmen W.,

LAND; July 2.-Magdalcn COLLEGE
oxford. defeated the four of ihc
thmion Boat Club. OF Boston. in their
heat today for the Stewards Chai-
anien Won by three lengths. me
time WAS eight minutes fortv-onc
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SECOND GAME.
.BatI.J 49, u = !: Totals MI. n
Sc"r9 hy '22r ~, Eg"'t Ia seventh ~ . 10

Roaion ''''"''S' y
N"w YORK '''''''' - " o | o o..
Rn"cI;mi" Huns-powcli fot t,,.M,TlS
- b@yic nG ~ s, ~ BANCROFT i.,. KFH Kuhn
hows REX, E aWtsfh "a DL,oonsias Errors"
hnsr SnTS Tw" Eqse hit Dcyier "Trhy I.nlss,
runs KnnT. no,,, Kelly. Hoikc Hone
baaaic p aHSr2 your acGdses,-rick' smi,SS
:. Nl% 10 Kelly, Left on ia l.e'evrc TO
Of Irarn / ri if"sc o. e. ha!!s on Scott &
SOFT TERN H. IN anipss Str rm 'n on,
p,eh- Douslase i ~, by popElss. VIII
Quis!ty ''Trih,aerr-SScctt umpircs"O'DavH s! ~,
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BRAVES AND GIANTS SPLIT

NEW YORK, July New York
anu bosion divided Il double header
lodh" the Braves winning the first
Ss,,''c. 70 :. III eleven innings. and
"p-'ihS contest was marked by long
h,tS, including iive home runs Thirty
PAYERS Were used in the games
bOth contests. ~" az
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Highway Commission PLAN, ,rr,,

fuLASNl. July 2--Accnrdinr to
hdNiccs received here members OF the
State Highway Commission are plan
ming trip through Southwest Vir-
GINA. They arc expected to stop here
on the night of July =
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Washington

TnIa!S 70 1925 IL Total, - - ~ -
Ti,htrd foT SchGcht in tenth '''' - ~ -
III, III out when winning run scored
tnatlei for E!brl in cighth
tSnatiei for McNa!iy in ci:;h,h.
'''i '.'..'..-..... 2 q 4 q n n a
i'GGS u,nn :.:...;;.......... 10000 IIi :? IA
Rica ''i i,o,bT ,hnnmSnInagG. (2i Milau t?i'
F McTaiiy MMenosky: schanr GsI. iio oper
has. ~: VII: Errors,,,Roth. Jones. Two:
w. hilS,---Shannon. Erickson Sch,ng
E Ma..fS' ,Eiii iioopcc. TRt.e.hase liz,
judge 5acrinces-Judec. Shanks, VIII Nc.
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ncM on had ChccI. fh,,r

EDWARD Clamh. colorcd. charged
gun thief. was held over for Tho
grand Jury when arraigned before
Justice Crutchheld yesterday Clamh
IS charged with signing tho name Of
check for $lo.50. "
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Mall"ncc. Rooney. Grc.ncca and Trayuor.
Stolen bascs--Dayics. Bangs and Rooney.
Bases on bails-on Ecl<cr,. 81 of iscn,on.
l.ct; on hascS-Sunnlk. Z. of Ports
mouth. 10. Cmpircs-Wcstcrvclt and Gilt
more Time OF ramc--l 90
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totals ....iJ !; 81 II
score 10y innings:

: ] " n n I II
*. Win iiiasmgs I H;nHSsrrGhin; Gsdsan ssIer.
st:;yS",d, + Collins on. RisbcrE. srb hnpL
b., a" 81, r. collins. Weaver. Schaik. Two.
c:a'Ioni' Ih Williams Tobin Weaver Toi
SGnimiG;"n. Jacobson. Home Tmns-Risbsrr e
\, 'W}iffi, stolen hssc-ScvcreM SncrInc.cli-
b i .sss to hisberE al collins. i.Sf, on
ba iis-off Wrii"?iniiS: y; Chicago. .. Bases on
p pi,chG Miii,i.iiam9. =: by - :ier. Wild
Evans ri; ms EMPIRES .!!debrand and
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PIRATES TAKE GAME

ST. LOUIS, July Isl. Louis de-
iented PITTSBURGH, ) to . Today. Doak
holding the visitors sale all the way,
while the locals punched thrGc hits
on Hamilton In the third inning for
enough runs to win.
Score:
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REDS WIN OVER CHICAGO
CINCINNATI TAKES GAME
FROM MITCHELL'S TEAM
Contest Won by Champions In Isley-
ehth lnninE-Pftchcrs HIVE
Ilu(tic.

ClNClNNASI, July c-f,hicago los,
TO the Reds here this afternoon by
me score OF Il 10 in AN eleven
inning game
Carter ana Ring staged a pretty
pltcncrS battle. the former allowing
ten hits and the latter nine.
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Dnn,iIIc MINI nnd,, H.,

IJNNNILLE, July Is T. MOORE
hcid was seriously hurt this afternoon
when a motor delivery wagon ne va.
driving was demolished by an in
coming freight at north side cross
Ing. He is in the hospital with scrt-
n9uS head wounds and internal in
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FIRST GAME.
Scores
To,als .4al5 33l2 totals an ;;

IT j
insaitcd Tor oeschcer in eleventh.
S. 60. !ri t."WdS IN eleventh
waited for Nchf in eighth
Iliuttcd for Benton in ninth
SS"na''Su ior lDou"ias In eleventh.
RostOn q -. n n n , = IL.
New York a " 4" g
summary: Runs-rowcii (c) PICK sui
FSsG. TURNS rus iSSf' E".ekci christcnhurv.
iiSS,r cErr3rs.n"nc. Two-bas. hts Snui
"a Sni,iS m!'h; Young. Pick. Thrcc-has his
i nISuns ,kann. Pick. Doyjc Burns e bonhIe
anvil ,"'inH!i 10 Dnviy 10 Kelly; Mar
nc i" rex to Holkc ,g) 81; ~,
lii dnt"si%n 5: New YORK !. iisse ON
ocschvnY rtn on pouglas :; OF
inning Ii'ni of n 6 innings % Eentcr. in
ocschccr ' ',' IN innings: OF
Ming siTud lIS" oni on S,,@, ia - IN IN
S. winning pitcher oasrb. N ''srhr'r
o'nlv ri,uS sI"s tmpires- ou:slev and
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Totals - G,i Is Totals 20 8 u 10
.batien Tor iiniIt,iton IN eighth.

ptashurgh ........O o o 90 q u %
ST. Louis .....o IL q a ~ -
Summary: Runs:-I.nvan. Di!hoefc-, .,
f:rrnr-Schultz. Two base hitS--t'ato ton,
Dlhocfsr Sacrificcs-Doak . Left on
naSIs1i ittShutfh $; st; Louis. j. Basc
:. Hi,s-on Hamilton. in : OF MeaIor
! in l.; Losing pitcher--iiamilton Tim
nlres--NlsIrr and Moran. limo. TO
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HUMBLE CATS

PORTSMOUTH humb!ed Suffolk sga,,
tnts afternoon. winning by the scorc
81. tlashor ana tiox cXccl!ed at the
bat for the Truckers figuring larraIv
N the total run up by the home
town boys.
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DODGERS WIN FOURTH

BROOKLYN, July o.-RrookIyr won
us fourth straight game today bv
heating Philadelphia in the openiui.
game OF the series by - to l.
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BROWNS BEAT CHICAGO
ChicnEn.

!, onnICAtiO. July 2.-Erratfc fielding
~ SnicaGo. coupled with the oonore
'une nl'tihs. gave ST. Louis to 4
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summary: Runs-Ca,tIa -
dReth p, Thrashc-, .: i:udsins "Fs.nser.
T mnIh,a.r o9,S' iieltnes, kirGhes. zcinssr
hhn-kosi Home run-iiuir,ns 80 -,
hMhme en,h' th w9i;r Left on nGst so
sfJ9r-kic hinond l. Wilson ~ "a - OF!
Joiiin. y i iii,ae-.s s on K!reher" : OF OF
Struck oui-Sy stone i by kir,iht'."n! hs7
~ Jolilf. 3. Time OF game ono 80.
~ minutes Umpire Bra 0tfOr 800
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Southern A.,ocIu,io.

$50 So. ghine-A Memphis. is: MohiI.
fsn,o Eame--Memphis, /: Mohiin .
N Yin innings by agrremenij.
nings) ten in
J;;,,,,r'thGham, 3; Nashville, s
i-''''e Rock. 3, New Orleans N
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TIGERS ARE SWAMPED

DETROIT. July 2.-Clcvcland hit
three Detroit pitchers hard and won
NE opening game OF the series here,
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Cincinnati.
I Chicago.
Totals - PSI Totals - 10 ~ 20
Score 10y innings. r.

Chicago .........o u o o OF ID
CINCINNATI ......0 % o o u a--6
, summary: Runs---Robcrtson. .: Mcrklc
rrsTz2s DAILY; k"pf ;; %:alc. See: Rang.
Iwo-bdsc hi;s-kopt. W!ngo. Mcrklc.
Three base hits--RohcrtSon. carter
stolen haseS--t;r9h. kopf. Ncale. Robert
son. SaCrifccS--Rat Ncaic. See. Terry
BARBER. :. Double piay-Iiath 10 Ruush
L" kopt Lct; ~ has"s--s'A:caro. 6. Gin
Cinnati. !. Base on balis-on Ring /;
Garter. ). Hit BY pitchcr-hy Carter,
StrIck "u:-hy Ring. !: by Carter l.
itaIk-Cartcr. Cmp.-cs-k IN an Il
Emslic. Time. 2:O3
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY
wilson. U: Richmond. u q innings rsllnI.
N"i0ik. .: ->cwpori News. =.
t.ortsihoutu. n; suffolk. =.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Wilson at richmond.
Newport News NJ Norfolk
Rocky Mount mt Petersburg
SUFFOLK at Portsmouth
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY
New York. =: Philadelphia. {.
IT. Louis. .: Chicago. y Go inninCs).
boston. 10; Washington. . 90 innIncs).
tirNciand. 10: Detroit. 3.
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International I,c,r,

nrading. is: Syracuse. l.
tHhroh. lG' Rochester, ?.
toronto. l: Bumalo, 3.
NO other scheduled.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-10-22
SKINNING THE AUTOIST.

1t is seldom that this place suffers
crime breaks out like an epidemic.
During the past week several cases OF
this kind have been reported, but so
far no arrests have been made. Mention
is made elsewhere of the loss of tire
and rim from a car owned by Frank
Taylor. We are informed that during
the past week a stranger driving car
almost reached Oroville when his gas
oline ran out. He left the car and walk.
ed to town for sufficient supply to
carry him to a garage. On his return
he found that some one had stripped
the car of every tire and also took a
spare tire carried on the back of the
car. No trace of the thieves have been
found. In another instance a rancher
living near Ellisforde had car stolen
but the car was subsequently found a
long distance from the place where 1t
was taken. Last Thursday evening one
of the proprietors of the new Palace
hotel on Main street, caught girl in
the act of coming out of the room OF
one of the boarders with her arms full
| f clothing. In this instance the crime
was nipped in the bud, and as the own
er of the raiment, young lady, did not
care to prosecute, the light fingered
female was not arrested. 1t would be
just as we'll if citizens kept everything
of value upon and about the premises
under lock and key. There is no use In
encouraging pilfering by leaving in
sight any article that might invite
stealing.