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Arizona state miner., 1920-02-21

Chance for 20 Atres-I have 40 acres
good arabic land half mile of Wicken-
burg--I will cut it in two with respons-
ible party who will sink we'll so feet
on it. Address H20.
Arizona state miner., 1920-02-21

The municipality advertising
for a primary election for the
town of Wickenburg omits to
state the qualifications of voters,
Arizona state miner., 1920-02-21

The machinery of the law,
like every other type of ma
chinery that has its main
spring in human action, calls
for one universal lubricant
money.
Arizona state miner., 1920-02-21

For Sale-One good IL h. p. Fair
banks Morse engine and thripple pump
of the Gould make; will sell cheap for
cash. See me at the mine.
SAM F. POWELL.
Arizona state miner., 1920-02-21

FOR SALE-Une ton Ford Smith
Form a truck. Late model and in a
no. condition. Price $3.50 90
Inquire Chas. Hyder.
Arizona state miner., 1920-02-21

) Parties, societies, polit-
ical, religious, industrial
and commercial organic
ations, or any individuals
with personal aspirations
5 of a political nature, who
; hereafter desire publicity
or free space /" for any.
purpose whatever til ru
these columns, must fur
nish patronage commen-
surate with the service
desired. Right to reject
any or all proposals re-
served at all times.-Ed.
Arizona state miner., 1920-02-21

Take a look at our new adver-
tisement of A. B. Shubert, the
largest raw fur house in America.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-18

MIN ~ 11yegs Aayo gone o. Strike
eeoant u : at 81 ~wases~ and
- ~ ooennntsDionerS noted this
neMing to enteg the 0eld -
Y 3lIko hfoakoT.s
- strike of tho tar buyers wns
~ cuj account d : new state law
hich cuts down The maximum re-
slq<ns from IS to Z per cant on the
purchase Of delinquent tax &C.
onntD.
Auction of delinquent tax and
stnpeorement inst41Iment accounts
- begun BY the county treasurer
ut Monday. but on account Of the
Slate law cutting down maximum
tpturns to the purchasers the tax
bQyers went on strike" There
Was only one person on deck for
- bidding. which in any event
nsver reached the point Of compe-
ftfon % the sales were Invariably
made 1t . premium Of Is per cent
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-18

~ &
|1 i = Il =
| ~
49, ~ 8 ~ & !. :
n y - + -
r. IT,
|oone ~ ~ ouy ~ = M -
~ r ~ o1uG llGeho nh
/ ~ 1iSTo6 ~ 80 ri togIoog would
~ 8 - ~ q n - cDnt u
800 CO. possoG6 Ietting their
accounfe boouao dodinquent from
q oseralSht q 0lAer reason ~
thou6h an1p1o noeieo s. always giv-
~ t6eles eecoun4e sold, and Il
cry rodeom the accounts even Z
|few dayU eft@ the sale the penalty
mnst - paid The person who bid IN
the acco1nt
CITY Duying Installnents.
with the maximum premium cut
dawn ~ the stats from Is to s PEI
cent thsre are no buyerA and while
tho city u mot interested in gen
eral tax accounts, decision has been
reached that in order to protect
itself the delinquent improvement,
installment on paving, watermains
sewers and sidewalks should b.
purchased by the city. These de-
hnquent accounts aggregate sew
eral thousands Of dollars. and I
special meeting Of the city com
missioners was called this morn
ing to pass an ordinance empower
ing City Attorney J. X. Scott to BIZ
in these accounts. It means thai
control will be kept over all &C
counts directly affecting the city
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-18

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
WRESTLERs WILL BATTLE
HERE IN SEPTEMBER
broadway Athletic Arena Will Stage
Bouts OF Elimination and
Final Battle.

- September Is the date tentatively
Wsinn toT k a finish match between
nIiddlewcights Of the West. and John
kiionis the, skIllful Greek mailman.
at me Broadway athletic arena
behind the bouts at the open-nir
arena. have been busy this week in
ii Eai,,Yss ne plans for Z eer;es Of at
poFiuin. and they are considera b y
pIeased over the receipt OF "A telegram
it9m kSetonen. who has ANNOUNCED
mono early in September TO PHI his
other crack middlcwctghts.
With the wane Of the summer sea-
son inc management OF the Broad
way arena plans 10 offer a program CT
a tTIatmre syen,s before the ssmon
ARA sements now being perfected.
VIII be one which will give the fans
occasion. TO SIT UP and take notice.
BESIDES ketonen. who is TO appear in
Inc main role. "pinky" Gardner. Joe
uuHiTrney John kiionis., and possibly
Sef Es f9 2bs f are 10 %sPlay heir wares
grappiers 20 pick from in arranging
series bearing upon. the middle
S.Hsa, e,hhanrpionshiP; tbs, promoters
wrestling with Il real treat.
The tentative schedule drawn up
calls for the kiionis arair
=
Gardner. September 8. the winner or
mis- battle TO take on ketonen in the
AL important contest September iC
SPECIFICATIONS to add Yokel TO the list
OF Rrapp!ers. who Will appear before
local fans are now under way. All
OF these grappicns mentioned have
made their mark In the mat game
ana they stand out among the lead
ing Srapplers in the territory en-
praccd In the eighteenth amendment
Meantime, BOB DIZZY. who droppeI
INTO town with big carnival several
DAYS. and who became acquainted
win the mat fans when he was call
ca in on short notice 10 supply for
John RHonls in an engagement with
FRITZ Hansen in the Cit? Auditorium
last week ~ going 10 have another
cnanGe TO pin Fritz for two falls at
me broadway arena next Thursday
DIZZY believes he can turn the tri,k
ana Hansen ayers that he can dupli-
cate ne icat o! last week. The fans
We're treated 10 an interesting ex-
motion or the art when the pair
mex last week. and !, looks as IL The
second affair VIII be even more in
tercsting.
Violently, the management Of the
broadway arena is looking Tor a
Eooa crowd. as announcement has
peen made that additional b!cacher
seals, which viii considerably ON
large the seating capacity VIII n.
put in place before the next contests
are staged. ZHck WoodaIl will
referee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
! R0N-NAN M'WHORTER
! WINS TWO FOR RICHMOND
Beats Rocky Mount in Doublc-Hcad-
or by Scores OF to
and 3 TO 4.


Yesterday afternoon at boulevard
ie,d Guy McWhor,er won tho right
0 Joe McGinnity's old title OF Iron
an when he went the full eighteen
nnings and wallopch Rocky Mount
or The double bill. winning the
Dener. 10 !. and tho niyhtcap.
4.
Iron Man McWhorter was given cx-
fellent support and was master of
he situation at all times. Many
pectacular plays were made by bOth
ldcs and the fans went home salts
oil that the Richmond Colts will win
no second half-season series and the
irEinia League pcnnant.
Manager fulicnwidcr was on the
ihb Tor the visitors in the first and
l,ven hits were made off him. Me
Nhoricr allowed only three in the
rener. Tho Iron Man was u tribe
pore liberal IN the second game anu
Inc hits were made of him against
ourtccn from chanplain and fnrri :
On. who ,nuricd In the nightcap.
Nn made threc runs In the Nrg.
tanza on Bakers single. hiss steal or
ccond, Smiths safe hi. FOOTE'S out
hrst. ArraSon beint; safe on a
elders choice and error OF Chisholm
nd Holmes out. HARRIS fan ended
ne frame
Their one yun was. made In the
h!rd inning on Chishol;n's single
corinE ON Yarrison's double.
Abbott was pushed over the pan In
nc hfth when double and single
iycrc made behind him. Smith and
.icWhortcr both scored in the seventh
n three safe b!nGies and sacraiice.
iioines scored In the eighth. after
oubllns Ia left, on Dnughton's
|acrahcc and Abpott's single.
Many spirited plays were made by
atisn"h with the opener.
All the Colts made ono or more hits
l the. n!shtcap. Holmes leading with
single. double and triple. stein
lack knocked one over the fence IN
he fourth FOR homer. and again in
be sixth the visitors crossed the
ate tnrce times when they got TO
IltW.ho:iGr, :or three singles and a
rded thcir dny's scor!ng.
With Baker down In tho Arst o.,
ne .serorG game, smith was h't by
Pitched ball and took a-st after
rraSon ana Holmes each singled.
corin9 Smith. In the third we made
| NO more whom Smith aud Poole
tier, each had hi, safe. registered
t'cr triplinr; Baker was brought
ONE by smith with pretty b.ngie
y shnrt center. We made III. score
toE put up three more for us In the
[fth when Arragon. Holmes and
1'aurh'on al! crossed the pan on
3uncnins triple. double and two
| lng!es, with an error thrown in.
Tore runs would have been scored
Ea. Inning, but dandy double play
3'as pulled OF by the visitors when
,bbott, who went out TO third
3.hippci the ball to nrst. nabbInS
ldker for tho third out.
Iudgn Harris crossed the plate In
ne seventh with our last run, After
|lngling, Harris advanced 10 second
n Daughters sacrifice. went 10 third
Is Abbott went out, short 10 nrs,, and
Ico-ed on McWhorter'a triple to the
lar right field. Baker went out. short
10 nrsi, ending the scoring for the
lay
round the field yesterday. pcnnant
Prospects for Richmond seem very
fright, and ith stuart ready 10 get
lack In the lineup Monday. We
Mould cop the old rag without a
joSt-sCason series.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
SPORTS.
Recollechons
ny WILLIAM r.. kIRI<.

How dear to my nenry .,rc the
sccnes OF mT bOyhooG when Fond
Recollection tx batting them out:
The hnc baseball pcnnnnts that
pleased New iOri's tenants before
McGrnw's glory had conc up the
spout: Once more through the
haze of the scurrJinE kcnSOns 1
see that old iinE and hear that
old din, and sndIy L muse DER the
lonG-vnnfShed pcnnnntn. tho won
dcrfui pcnnants NIcGraw used 10
win! The big. Siikrn pennnnts, the
proud, tloating pcnnants, the bcau-
tiful pennants McGraw uscd TO
win!
How proudly we gathered at
Polo Grounds parties 10 sec those
nnc cmbiems curesscd by the
breeze! In those hnppy days not
one far I'm our nation Expressed
the opinion :int Mac yus a
cheese: They called him n genius,
King among leaders. n man who
adorned the great game ne was In,
and they pointed In Eier ur the
hutterins pcnnnnts, the cnuaucr-
or's pcnnents Nct,raYy used to win.
The brnNcly Won pcnnants. The
classical pcnnants, the EI0rious
pennants McGrnW used to win.
The swtft stccds OF Time curry
many phantom for u. who urc
aging to see In our dreams, and
we think with "a .iEn Of the snnp
md the ginger displayed long aEn
By the Polo Grounds teams. we
wander today to the scene or their
s!oricS' hat cannot bcioiu when
nights shadows close in one nur
that resembles the nifty old pcn-
nanfh, the breezy old pcnuanis Nc
Grnw used 10 win. The fuuiou.
old remnants, the handsome old
pennInts, tho dusty old pcnnan,.
AcGrnw used TO win.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22

way until the eighth inning. the
score standing go in the locals IA
vor. but at that point. the big league
offensive Of 'Cy" Fried. recently sold
TO the Tigers. broke and the vinitorJ
scored nve runs in three innings.
ending the agony In the eleventh.
Maeal!s pitched an exceptionally
good game for the Coolers.
The real feature OF the second
game was the pitching OF Foley. for
Newport News. who held tershurs
TO four hits, NIL made In the iirst In :
ming. and set seasons recori :or
the park by striking out twelve bat
,ers in seven innings.
Pctcrsburg's three runs were made
on combination of hits and errors.
Byrd held tho Builders TO two hits.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
Race Horses Face Peddlers' Carts
AS Sportsman Legacy Gives Out

Smith snyH he can no longer
look the horses In the face ns ne
brinSS them their now scamt nIIot-
mcnt OF hny. And when they
stretch their soft noHcs over the
manager for ia rub he paSnrs them
by.
Snow, there's Ardcllc,- he Ways.
eve couldn't let her go. Why,
remember when the boss kissed
her when she put UP that spunxy
little hight ut I.OUfnyiiIc. lie nj
wnJh liked her best OF all anil I
know he wouidn't have her pull
Ing Junk wagon for everything
he owned.
'shc'S seventeen ycnrs old now,
nnd no ono would buy her who
wouldn't Kill her In week. She's
got TO stay IT have to feed her
from my own pocket
George Packard. member of the
the law firm of Miller. Star, brown.
Packard AZ Peckhnm. executors.
have taken tho aurrtIon 20 the
Probate Court. NcckinE TO amply
provide for the hOrscS md cnrry
out the Wishes OF their dead mas
ter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
SPORTS
Ty' Cobb Is Kissed as
Carl Mays Warns Up
Cny Associated Press,

NEW YORK. August 2I.-CnrI
MnyS. pitcher OF the New York
American League club, appeared
ON the field today for the nrst time
since last Monday. when q bnn
pitched by him fatally injured Hay
Chapman. Cleveland shortstOp.
Mays "wnrmed up" I'm center
field. hut was not included In the
lineup against Detroit.
"Tyo Cobb, OF the Tigers, who In
sald to hive mnde mn emphatic
statement suEgestInE drastic Mt
ton nEninst Mays, WINS boOed ana
Missed when he first appeared on
the field. md 1t unn continued
ench time he came to bat.
Manager Miller IIugGIn.. OF The
New York Americans. snid SIuy,
would be usrd In the ncries with
Detroit, "prOrIded he feels equnI
to attempting to plny bnsebn.?
within the next few days"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
ny Universal Srrvicc.I

CHICAGO, August :1-Uncsr
the Chicago Probate Court show,
that deep down In it's heart Il has
.nympnthy for the "do,Sn and
out" i've American trotting horses,
the names of which were once ON
the lips of every sportsmnr will
,be driving carts and pulling plows
within two weeks.
Every sportsman who follows
the track Will remember the string
of JHmrk a. Murphy, former
Chicago millionaire and veteran
follower of the turf. Included IN
his stables were Free Advice, sire
Of many Il fair trottrr. Clover
IIcels, Della Patch md Fair ku-
Vice, all known well and once
loved by the sporting world.
When old James Murphy died nc
made provision of $500 per year
for his stables upi<ecp. hut since
then prices have gone up ind to-
day the deeper of the stables,
Trainer Smith, faces might,
problem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
T0DAYS GAME

This afternoon at , T.. IT. the Rich
mond Y. NJ. II. a. team will NAV tha
Props a. y, team of Norfolk, at Bou-
levard Field
This team has played and defeated
the Hebrew Association teams that
were beaten by TGchmond. and chal-
ienGcs Richmond'S claim to associ-
alton championship Of this city. Nor
folk and Newport News.
The Props are unGouStedIy a
stronger team than those others on
countered, but the Thermometers are
confident OF victory. predicting. how :
ever. n hard fought game
There Will be no charge for adj
mission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
NORFOLK WHIPS CATS
Culioton Was in Excellent Form and
Stcndy In the
Plnchcs.

NORFOLK. VA, AUGUST 21.-Pitoh-
or tuilot0n was absolutely uahit'a-
BILE in the pinchas and receiving per
feet support. easily BANKED thu SUI
FOLK team this afternoon in the clos
ing game of the series by the score
of to 0.
Southpaw Lloyd. pitching for the
VISITORS. vas both wild and ineffcc-
t!vc in. the pinches.
They also staged nose dive OF
errors IN the third. letting-tho Tars
push across six runs.
The battle was punctured by fast
heIding: four doubles being regis
tered The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
BEVERLY STREET WINS

score: r. II. E
Drewy's Blun % 10000 II 5
Batteries: Beverly Street-Alley.
Fernncr and Sheppcrdson: Drcwy's
Inii-parhain. Butler and Huband.
The feature Of the game wns tho
playing OF the whole Beverly Street
team and the batting Of Butler. OF
Drewy's Bluff Isaac. of Beverly
street, work was of high order. max
ing sensational catch in left field.
This Beverly Street team has not lost
game yet. and any team desiring a
game, call Boulevard 260I-W, or write
d. j. Kelley. manager
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
ORANGE ALL-STARS WIN
Especial 10 The Times.D,spntch

Especial 10 The Times-Dispn tch.)
ORANGE. VA. August 2l.-The
Orange Ail-Stars defeated Mine Run
In the second game OF the series TO
day, TO 3.
Mine Run lost the first game in
ten years TO an Orange team.
Harlow. for Orange. pitched an ex-
ccllcnt game. winning his eighth
without Il defeat this season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
EDGEWORTH CLUB WINS

The Edgcworth Club defeated
Nodes TIP Tops ~ onc-sided con-
test-l2 10 ..
Score by innings: r. H. i.
Edge. ....c Q o . Pig /
Tin Top % 0 | 90 o o l-2 5
batteries: Sandicson and Moics.
Gallagher and Swan.
The Edgewor;h Club would like to
arrange return game with the Glen
Echo Club. Gail or write w. ]. San
dicson, care Reed Tobacco Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
LAKEWOOD DEFEATS WILSON

Oakwoed defeated the strong team
represcni!ng the Wilson Packing
terday
Tn" feature OF the game was the
pitching OF y. Taylor for the Oak
wood team. and the batting OF Puyh.
ihe Oakwood team il open for a
game next Saturday.
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
TRUCKERS TAKE ONE
Quinn Knocked Ont OF Box I'm First,
Game when Three Runs ..t.-
Are Scored.
fspec.al DO The Times.ptspntch- L 3

T"Pec.iT 20 ING Tlmes- DlSpatch- 70
PORTSMOUTH, VA. August 21-
Portsmouth took 4 brace this after-,Y
noon after dropping two games, to
wilson. and defeated the inyaders,o
. to l. = sssIIs,t
Tho Truckers hit with a vcngeance
out of the box in the first inning,
when three runs were pushed across
Hamilton. who succeeded him, did not
fare much better. Bangs. Goosetree
and Viox hit the ball viciously aiid'
contributed largely to the sussess of.
the Truckers. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
FIRST GA ME.
ffIchp,nptI
Z y aT~ W
Rocky Mount,

|iichmond ..........3 Q I 0 ? VI
Rocky Mount .......0 OIL 0 Q o o 0 Oh
summary: Two base hits-farri-
Baker. Sacrifice hits Chisholm. Nc
|Nhortcr. Baker. Wild pitch-Mc-
|VhortHr Left on bascs--Rlchmond
b. Rocky Mount, ?. First base. on
|rrcr-!Elch mond. !. Bases on balls
n McWhortcr, 0; of Fulicnwiacr. o.
Iits--on NcWhortcr, 3. or Fullen-
lircr. II. struck out-by McWhor-
or. 3: by Ful!cnwider. /. Time OF
Cmpires-Brauer and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
Totals ............3i . II II
COLTS GET SCOTT, OF CARDS

ST. LOUIS. MO-, August 21.-Man-
lager Branch Hickey. OF the st. Louis
Nationals. announced tonight tho re-
lease OF Pitcher George Scott to
|RIchmond, Va. Scott recently came
from the scmiprofessional ranks in
klahoma.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
score by Innings.

Petersburg .... ooooo,
Newport News / q q q :,
Morgan. Three-base his 49, 49,
LeIt on bases-Petersbur S: New
port News. Passed balls-De-
nancy Double plays-SIoran 10 Nc
Mhhon 10 DELANEY; Burdet;e 10 Nc
Mahon: Bases on balls-or May.ils
on Bennett. 2; OFF Fried. l. Struck
gut1oy MaGalis. 4; BY Bennett, q; by
Burdette. Clark. Stolen bases-Hsr,
iin, Com mand. Lake. Beale, Whitcraf;
nytsron Masalis. 6. of Bennstt. i:
on REQ - Time OF game-s,3O
iendance-3.0 600.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
PETERSBURG WINS TWO

Foley, in the second Game, Held the
Nuts to -Four
Hits.
Especial to The Times Dispatcn.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August 81.
|--Exccllent and Indifferent pitching
featured two games here today, tho
Coolers taking both endg OF tho
double hcader, So and 80.
In tho. first game, Newport News
apparently had everything Its own
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
BATTER UP
by JOE COIN.

p,;saS$ !Se;S SAs sa:h s:5:io S"' os 81
Glnni,y, lie could do i, any day and
They all played good ball. every man
'ns IN their young lives.
Ia ar E5is played the old tight ne'd IKE
pretty good there.
Shorty Baker 20, back, to his old 20
lie acted az Il he si fa!, 1 a, home ans 'As" w.
s. rs Ps ss :9rsh Lee s,s soas He
games Nc IA. already won thirteen. but
70 Aos&fF work H 1G5i s hey a tss he's
reanan, woaIa wave over Bouievard REID
can be stopped now.
..soo 19;s n The E;ysn!ns JoyrnaI; under
Who Know BASEBALL As Tho Times
he says. but this much is worth answer-
PAPER are identical with the oficial ims
tco'e Of the Richmond club OF the Viz
knows the A fpSFns ar. TT no, S Of
i is,na am liable to pm:l homer at any
as some people think they do. would
be managing a biz league club Lee Gooch
told me yesterday that he had no reason
70 resent calling his players poker
hounds" az they were good ones and
he prove 1t. The only restriction,
Lee places on card playing is that tho
boys deal and shuttle with the hand other
than the throwing one. so that sore arms
and shoulders vii! not result from this
strenuous exercise. I'm just pinch hi :
tins In mis- Department. but use my name
20 that IL say anything which any one
takes exception 20 they will know who
10 come 10 and have II rect!hed
This old Virginia League race Is lust
about a. hot as the one in the American
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22

'"''N " " VI " " " N-I
Summary: Two-base hits-Dcnson
~. wagner Sacrifice hits--Llioyd
Suinfna and feathers. Stolen bases
Sumna Lcathcrs and Wagner. Icf.
on bases-Sunolk, S; Norfolk. o Dou-
blc piays-Wngncr 10 feathers TO
Bribeck; Wagner to feathers: Davies
Sunassisted); feathers. Wagner 10
Bribeck. Struck out-by Lloyd, S:
by Culloton. g Bases on bails-off
nan-Lloyd ,2) tSum,na %. Time
80 CmpiTes-Westervclt and Rev-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22

II that Wilson club only. Ind oo,,
OF good pitchers they certainly woiit
ps n"hlnE an AWFUL strong bid Too late
Serous. ~ w oaa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22

btanch Richey Is sendin the Colts an
20 Manager Gooch Monday Al Norfolk
LET'S nope no is second Walter Schmlr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
core rs innIn gs:

lakewood .......1 4 o q KS
Wilson Pkg. Co. % O q o . O %
summary: Two-hase hits-P Tay-
Tor. Stolen bascs-Pugh. :. r. FoIkes
\. Taylor. Sacrifice h,s-P. Tavior'
iiit by pitched ball-R. Foxes. Left
on bases--W!ison. 3; Oakwood. G.
Eases on bal!s--off Taylor, 3: off
short. 3. Hi,s-oN Short, . In Sl2.
on Taylor. In 0. Struck out-hv
Taylor. 10: by Short. .. Time a:l0.
Umpire, Harris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22

petersburg. ........3 q q q on--3
Newport News ..... OoOoOo d
H"mm mary; stolen hases-Morgan
ana Miller. Hit by pitchcr-by Foley
hpchhncy). Wild pitch-Foley. LET,
on ases-Petersburg. 3: Newport
News ,, First on balis-ofr Foley. 2:
on Byrd. ,. Struck out--hv Foley. 10
by BYRD. 6. Cmpircs-Harper and
Gaston. Time. $40. Attendance.
400. Called end eighth account
darkness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22

Two games in one afternoon and ore
man pitched them both. getting bac.
TO the ora days OF Iron Man Joe Nc
Ginnty. He could do IL any day and
sue4s McWhort.r can. TOO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22

The Colts promised 10 take all ,b-..
samsS me n-d early part Of the week from
pans every team ;hlt ia ahn,s ~
TarS. and as they are knork!ng nj ~ q
.e!Iar door they have lot OF paun.ng 10
Sext week this time things will be
leading the long procCssIon " S'''e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22

.
Portsmout ........2 0 o 4 2 0 GA
Summary: Two-base hits-viox.t
Rooney. Miller. Earned runs-Ports-
mouth. wilson: l. Stolen bases
off Hamilton. s: of Mangum, 3.
Struck out--by Hamilton. 1: by Man
gum. 3. Passed balls-Hudg gins Left
on bases-Wilson. s.. Portsmouth,.S e.
Losing pitcher-Ouinn. Umpiras:i'
Cross and Brandon. Time of game
1850. Attendance, 1000. .-f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22

They all played good ball every man
or the team. Hits and runs were moth
Ing in theI. young lives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22

Monday VIII sec Luke s;uar, back I'm
day. Lee Ston- will Ice able TO 20 80
men men watch out Some OF the pitchers
vii! then &c, IitIt. rest. 'e