davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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BIG THING TO GET HUMPHREYS


An exhaustive examination of the
fluor spar and manganese resources OF
the southwest by Mr.. T.. G. Humphries,
Of Chicago, has resulted in what
amounts 10 the virtual control OF prac-
tically all the high grade production of
these minerals. He holds the control
Of the entire output Of the Great Eagle
spar mine at Red Rock, which Is
shipped from Lordsburg. The output Of
the new fluorspar mine opened by Il.
NJ. Luckie, 10 miles east OF Duncan,
Arizona. Tests are now being made
that will decide the working Of the
Bounds spar property at Separ. At
Hatch, N. NJ. laboratory has been
established and the ores from that vi
cinity will also be shipped east. In
addition to these fluorspar properties.
Mr.. Humphries has also taken over the
holdings Of the Valley Mining Compa-
ny, II miles southeast OF Deming. DIR.
S. s. Warren, who was company sur
geon ut the SO mine during the absence
Of DIR. Croker In the army, Is half
Deming graphic., 1920-07-13

owner in this property. J. l.. Hough-
land, the well known mining man, be-
ing the other owner. A lease has been
entered into covering two and "A half
years on royalty basis. This deposit
is believed to be the largest high grade
manganese deposit in the United
States. While the famous Phillips
burg manganese vein, In Montana, Is
perhaps larger the ore from the ValleyS
mine is OF much higher grade. This
ore runs much lower In silica and
phospherous and up to so per cent in
manganese dioxlde, being entirely free
from copper and other deleterious met
ais. This places the ore In the cheml-
cal class and 1t will be used In the
manufacture Of dry batteries, glass, in
dye works and for chemicals. Chas.
B. Allen OF Deming, will be superin-
tendent in charge OF development work
and It is estimated that six months will
be required 10 consumate the plans de-
cided upon. A 100 ton concentrating
mill is under consideration. Mr..
Humphreys is one Of the largest deal
ers In the United States in fluorspar
chrome and manganese. His interests
in this section have been brought about
largely by the efforts OF our well
known mining engineer, Mr.. James =.
Porteus, who has been retained as his
consulting engineer.
Deming graphic., 1920-07-13
COUNTY FARM NEWS |
A Department Edited by A. @.
Heyman, County Agricultural
Agent, for the Farmers and
Stoelxmen Of Luna County. :: ::
The National Farm Bureau Is Getting
Down 10 Practical Things

An agricultural paper printed in Chi.
cago has the following TO say about
what the National Farm Bureau is en-
deavoring TO accomplish for the Live
stock interests. This is oniy one of
many lines In which the Farm Bureau
is making itself felt for the benefit Of
the farmers.
Deming graphic., 1920-07-13
so QUICK

A lady who had just received an in
teresting bit Of news said to her little
daughter: "Margorie, dear, auntie has
new boy, and now mama is the ba-
by's aunt, papa is the baby's uncle and
you are her little cousin" We'll"
Deming graphic., 1920-07-13
said Margorie, wonderingly, wasn't
that arranged quick"
LESTER MOTOR co. SCALES

The Lester Motor Co. reports sales
last week as follows: 1t. COoter Of
Hachita, Maxwell; Roy Houghton,,
Maxwell II. o. Beckham Of Fort Bay
ard, Chalmers.
Deming graphic., 1920-07-13

Select your tires nc
cordins 10 the roads
they have 10 travel;
In sandy or hilly coun-
try, wherever the going
is apt to be heavy-The
u. S. Nobby.
For ordinary country
roads-The u. s. Chain
or Usco.
For front wheels -
The u. S. Plain.
For best results
eVerywhere-U. S.
Royal Cords.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-18
Sons Of Scotland Turnine Eyes
SouthlDord, Touard Excellent
Colt Course on Fla. East Coast

All eyes % the golfing world, ana
'ha' includes the greater part Of the
great aggregation OF Tired business.
men, Of America. are Turned To-
Wards Florida al tbs time. tbs state
which abounds in excellent winter
sciI Courses. where The sport may be
enjoyed all winter long. far away
rom the cold rigcfs ef the Narsh.
where courses are buried under two
leoi Of snow.
The East Coast OF Florida presents
ashteea golf links this year. made
II course of construction. where
play win be enjoyed this season.
Fourteen are completed conrs as
'ach nf which has been PLACED on
y Years. eight at these are lS-hulc
curses. and six are s-hole. 81. Ang-
astine. with three gcls links. and
Palm Beach. with the same number.
lead other East Coast towns.
The Fart Coast towns al which
golf courses are under construction
are Melbourne. where an ls-hoiF
course Is laid ont and six holes VIII
be ready for play, this season, For.
Pierce and Fort Laudeiaale.s and :
site has been purchased and goli
Sub organized at West Palm Beach
The Daytena Golf and Country clut
! will be ready FOR play on the 9-hole
.aursa By the first OF the year. offer
'ng an excellent course. while work
Is progressing en- The second hole
course for next year. under the SUI
sery $ on Of President Carl II
knapps Of the local club
4 ersnniete list OF the courses On
the Florida East Coast are as FOL
'ows
ST Anrustine The St Augnstin,
L'aks Eighteen holer Length. g.
2Ss Yards. Grass greens. Club sec.
aetary H. E. Bemis
St Augustine Calf Club Kim
holes. Length. s,s9o yards. san,
green's Club secretary. f 4. Srse-
mer- Professional Charles Rsrne
81 Augustine Country Club MIN
holas Length. 200 yasds. clul
secretary f. Y. Quinn, -. Gras
greens. Professional, II p Davies
4 0rmond Reach Ornond Beacl
( fioli Club. Eighteen holes. Length
iei7 yards. Grass greens. Opera; g
~ Florida East Coast Hotel cum
4 rary Profess onal, Nilliam Il
\ Pet Of Arawamis, RIVE. n. Y.
naylona- Daytona Golf ana Copn
try club, Eighteen holes. l.engts
2s5 Yards sand greens. President
Carl II. knappe. Club secretary J L
Pesaer, Professional c. sheppard
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-18

f,...x-... - q I.
IyseAa So pre- sxs Tar Sssd ~
! s : AZ salh. E.<a'eea hpass. s.sa's' =
-" sasss e,ssss rfss s'ho sFs
-. = $. sss's''-s''
= A.sssss ~ h-As'<'spA ss''a''ts 2
M -, -
x,,,a 49, .se - 80 49,
c,na .ws.', 800 -
r,~,aas, r....>.~s.', $3.50. = :.
wIstle.
Melbourne ,onss,ae.s.,n - -
hole eaurSe nov .,.a.r a..
holes re:.sx for MAY m 80
we're gios,ars t;f,r c.,,,...a So.
atlea. Length. s.soa yards ores.
greens. SECRETARY. a. afewl ~
Visitors ehargs. 81 aay.
HcAe Sound tJnpites Island .yuti
tsr Island Coli club. Ma ADDE'S
i-sagsh s.Sse. sand greeas. Ciai
secretary. Robert Nj Ansss
Palm Beach Palm Reach t.snstr.
ciab Eighteen bales Graz ~r..,..s
i i-easth 5-7is yards Cab ss.s
~. n. Nias. PrVsssaioas.l ARTHUR ii
Fem
! Palm beach Col. eth n
holes Length. 4.azs Yards. San.
sree''s- operatrd ~ Flef'aa Eass
"a'd iiose' eompaay Ssssetsr.. II
N. Ming Professional. A u Fem
Everglades Coll csaA N1n.. hslas
1 Gessionai. William Reberts.a
ro,s Ia,a..d,,~. r,,.~
cur and s'a,,n,rv .,.s - -
l.enps,, ? ,oo vs-.,e 49, -.
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-18

"say ii With flowees eh8ra9s
mnsping. AM place s IS Cana
da nayfpRa Cut Fiowar ssaap ~ Or
sRge Ave s41.l2 f9-as
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-18

hnEineefs hare been working ~,
1eek. grhsAng has bean sta.taI ana
- deselapaaent work a. Woodland
''ohsevara, the widesf IL The larv.
noeisvarsis u Sehulte Park. the rive,
y cssa1a residential sub-divixion 4
aahsr way With the eaaraeser,s, 3,
'ss..a.se pxossss IS ana snan.
ia,s hu1ievasd win be even wider
tam Park avenue. and when comnla,-
ga Vii be one Of the most beaufssu,
streatx IN The South.
~ G. Dtnsu d. wen known for
aner resident Of Scranton. Pa. i one
2. the many who have darins the mast
eek acquired a home site.
NJ. Dymoa Intends 10 become )
isfinahfnt resident here and saws the
wonderful developments and biz
y g ~ Schultz Park aside tom MANY
other advantages easily convinced hin,
that the park viii be the choicest lo-
eastea and best restricted Residential
tion in Florida.
An Atlantic avenue home site in
the nzrk has also been purchased by
prssninenf resident of the Keysfone
state Who Scr the present wishes his
name withheld This gentleman has
already detsl mined upon the type
hnuse he VIII build AMI is now max
ms preparations fer landscape gar
denins, which viii make his home
pc Of the real show places OF the
E1ft Cast
- one local man says, Real, live
honest 70 goodness, residential devel-
oping Of this kind is one real way Of
~ iaE this part Of Florida the place
N The sun our wonderful elima1,
sssiit.es US To,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-18

s'rhe hsst Xmas git, your photo
graph ccursen's Studio. lss- II sstf
Mrs " L. ODDS aud daughter Har-
ris9 returned sosth today after spend
snE several wessks With AIRS 0lds'
/ sister. Mrs. G. A Fay at SIS South
hidg swoed. AIRS. Fay has rented her
hasne On South Ridsewood and will
fS with Mrs. George Sheets At tha n
= Olts iinsne on Halifax Drive.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-18

crowds ef the
osIs this eseilias to
~! game lntxeen
81 Drl-ana High at
MI elsase The 1880
<E] Tea D. Thar OPP
~ r the olts. team
ihem this seas IN.
11ls'sis Essae Is in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17
HANSEN AND KILONIS
TO FEATURE MAT CARD
GrnppIcrs Meet In out
door MNfch-Sniith wreStIrs
HuciCnHchmIdf.

When Fritz Hansen ana John XII
lonis start mixing thlngs tonight In
their wrestling match at the broad
way Athletic Arena. tho fans Of this
city VIII witness one of the fastest
ana most furious bouts of the year
hoth matmcn long have been rivals
In the graphing game. and each liz
reported to have stayed clear of the
other for sometime. with this reud
existing and the men wrestling for 4
purse the mill promises TO be 4 merry
one.
Both are experience middlcweirht
srappleis and each knows tho game
thorouEhly: kilonis has appeared
mere once this season. as has Hansen
2nd ths work OF each pleased the
rams The hfst named dropped the
opeainE match OF the year TO Joe Tur-
ncr. whllo Hansen wrestlcd "Zcke"
Smith here last week. defeating the
richmond boy with compar:ti ease
While the match between Hansen
ana kilon!s has resulted in consider
able comment. the other affair on the
card is awaited with interest also. In
this match will he found "Zcke'
Smith and Joe Hackcnschmidt. The
last named is 4 newcomer to this city
but according to reports he les Il
clever grappler and one that will
cause Smith TO go the limit to down
him. Hackenschmidt halls from tho
Middle West and has made an en-
Viable record thia year.
Smith and liackcnschmidt will nut
on tho FIRST match at $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17
EAST END TEAM WINS


yesterday afternoon on the Church
Hill diamond in loosely played
game by the score of Z To c.
From spectators standpoint the
game was good as II was hard fought
AT all times, and Taxa Kola staging
rally in the ninth inning after
one out came within one run of tic
Ing UP the Eama
Marshall. on the mound for Church
Hill. was hit freely. being clouted
for eleven safe blows. while Napier.
Orr and Carter. who worked for
Takakola, allowed their opponents
nine.
Carter. In center field Cor tho Eola
boys. booted one for Rex TiGnor with
the bases fun allowing what was
S2d om@ ruiz. a"1'asy out to go for a
The features Of the game were :
triple play started by Mae Pitt. when
the nm ltoys had three on and
nobody out, tho hcliing of L!ggan
and Hicks, for Church Hill. In hit
ting PITT, Durham. Tignor and
Hicks led their respective clubs.
'pI- s.,I,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17

Where They riny Saturday.
Bntlc Axe VS.. TakaKoia. Byrd
c, Church hin VS.. nd. Terminal.
Battle axe defeated the Richmond
I acnrm ma team yesterday by tho
Herbert lIarrelson took the mound
for the shoemakcrs and held the
heavy hitting railway boys to two
hits. This is Herberts third victory
In week. and he has allowed only
thrcc hits and three runs in his last
three games.
Terminal took tho lead In the first
innig when they scored three runs
on hit batsrnnn. base on balls ami
Monroc's hit. which struck II rock
and went for a triple. After this.
iiarrclson held them well In hand
Battle Axe tied the score In the
second. when they punched four hits
with several nelders' choices. The
winning run was scored In the NTH
whcr crosslcy hit. advanced on
Davis error ar;, scored on Hotch-
kiss hit.
DAVIS pitched good ball for Ter
minai striking out nine and walking
only three
Blankcnship's catching was of first
class order and his catch of Butter-
worth's foul behind the backstop, was
the feature OF the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17
HOT MATCHES PLAYED
Tennln Players Hrnyr IIcnt or tO2 DC.
Erces mt Grcrnvlllc. y. C.-NIan-
ming Wins Over kenndy.

GRl3ENVli.i.E. " G.. June 10
with the court thermometer l02, un-
der brotlins sun. V. NJ. Manning. OF
GreenHllic. today eliminated Matpwan
kcnndy, of Augusta. for the singles
championship in the CarolInas tourna-
meni by winning sensational match.
Manning lost the first set G-S, but
came back and took the next two,
Ca. 10.
The veteran. Frank Capers. OF Au-
gusta. this afternoon won from Jack
Jcrvcy. tGccnvillc. G-i. CO
In doubles Marchant and Cnly.
GrcenNillc. won from Long and Me-
FAN. Flercncc. : g. when McFall In
Ia mixed doubles Miss HAMPTON.
Columbia. and owens. Atlanta, won
from Miss Win!frcd Sunbeam. Green's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17
BRONCHOS TAKE TWO
Especial to The Times.D!spatch.

Especial to The Timcs-D !spatch)
ROCKY MOUNT. y g, June l6.-
Taking both ends OF a double header
today, the Tarhcels made a clean
sweep OF the series with Norfolk. win
ming the first one 3 to and the
nish;cap 3 10 y.
The first game went eleven innings.
Both games were featured by scnSa-
tional fielding by both clubs and the
winning by the Tarhccls is accounted
for i'll the air-tiGht pitching OF Full
lcnwidcr in. the opener and Hca;-
wole in the closing game, while their
opponents. tuliotOn and Heill. were
worthy ana fought furiously.
cir S'H CAME
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17
EVEN BREAK FOR COOLERS
[Special 10 The Times Dispatch. !

[Specal 10 The Times Dispatch
PET ERSBURG, VA. June 10
'Atter DROPPING the initial tilt to the
retersourS team. Newport News came
pack with vengeance and won the
Closing encounter by a score OF ) to
:; The mrs; game was n walkovcr for
inc COOLERS. the score being I 10 l..
y. Stewart was easy for Pctersburr
the home talent registering twelve
safeties, hut Googin had everything
MS o Wn way, in the pinchcs and most
the bases
Champagne drove in the first two
runs Tor Newport News. which start
ed things for the Builders.
FIRST
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17
Hermitage Golfers
Prepare for Big Event

Hermitage Country Club golfers
are Qualifying this week for match
play tournament which Will begin
next Monday. The green's OF the
club hnre been the scene OF Nov
crnl close matches md ninny golf
crS arc participating I'm the
tournament. The card for Sntur-
dny of this week will be featured
by "a mixed foursOnc for nine
holes. the ladies' to select their
partners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17
Team Capture, COR ,r,,,.

=, TTTI3Et II.IlI'T1IN. IN, Junc H.
George ": Rotan, many times cham
pion of Texas. won the Lynncwnn1
Hail cup for the second time hy do.
fea'inr j. Simpson Dean, of Prince
ION iour up and three to play, in tho
maj round Of the annual golf tournos
ment played over tho IIuntinrd"r
valley golf links. Poor driving. o..
ratio putting and. generally ragged
play during the latter part of Tho
match cost Dean all chances for vic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17
BROWNS WIN SEVENTH
IBy Associated prcssl

ST. LOUIS, MO, June lest. Louis
scored its seventh straight victory
by winning the opening game OF the
series viii Philadelphia. to l.
Tehin made both OF st. Louis runs.
Perry was responsible for the loss
or his own game in the ninth, passing
one batter. hitting another and allow
ing Walkers return on Sisters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17
COLTS TRAMPLE WILSON
UNDER TWELVE COUNTERS
Lee Gooch Heads Batting Orgy OF
Nineteen Blows With Five
Hits

4 Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
81 WILSON. y G.. June l6.--The Colts
fompod At Will today and took the
.lerge end Of the series by The s"o'e
of - TO !.
They drove Meohan out In the first
md pounded Mciser'S offerings to
all corners OF :hc lot. while stone
held the locals safe ~ all times.
Gooch was the batting star get
ting FIVE sa:rJ!ss au' 4; i've ir.pS.
one of the three-hase variety.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17

payne, Whitcraft: stolen bascs-Bran-
n!San 90: sacrifice hitS-Moran. Yer
milyca (2). McMahau. Lake. ponahue:
double playS-Coogin 10 Brannigan to
struck out-Coosiu 3, Lo-
desiro !; bases on balls-coogi >.
Lodestro =; left on bascs-poc-. sburc
:. Newport News :. Umpire. Bran
don. Time of game, j 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17
South nn.fnn VIM.

SOUTH BOSTON, VA. June 1e-
South Boston baseball team admins
,ercd decisive defeat IN BrookncaI
here today. Finch pitched fine hnii
for South Boston and won his own
game with rce-bagEer in the
seventh.
Score by innings: RIFE
South Boston q q
Rrookncal =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17
Kings Former Servant
Cleans Up Neat Sum
IHy Universal Scr,irc.I

LOND Dos. JUNO I6.--Jamcs
EScrton. formerly king Georges
man servant, started up In ausi-
ness of his own ms bOOknakrr
AT the Ascot races yesterday. 10
was learned today, when IL was
revealed that lie "cicnnrd up"
S55.DuO.
Ercrton secured all the royal
business. taking S5.Wl0 from the
King. $50 from Prince Albert md
S:,m from ".JinmH'' Kothschild, In
addition Ia other large sums from
u great many not ab!cs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17

ON bascs--Norfolk. e: Rocky Mount.
.. stolen bases-nonc. Sacrifice hits
--Steinback. Earned runs-Rpcky
Mount, l. Two base hits-nono
Three base hits-Walker. Base on
ba!is-on Heatwole. z; Beal. ,. Struck
oui-bN iteatwolc. 4: by Beall, ..
Double piays-Rothcnz. Keller TO
chariot. twice: Cocoran. Ienscs to
hribeck. Wild pitchcS-Hcatwolc 1.
Timc-l:20. Cmpirc--Ganley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17
Petersburg.

NTeWpOEt NtWs .....l 0 q O--1
= cscIspuTE .....N . n u D n -
summary: Two-hnsc hi,s-Eloin
McMahan; three base hitS-Comnand
McMahan; sacrifice hit-Comnand.
stolen bascs-Erann!can struck out
by lennctt >, Stewart .: base on
pal $ Benne;t >. Stewart 3: wild
pltches--St ewart: loft on bases
newport News 5. Petersburg s; double
plays--Heilman to Vcrrnily.a TO Nc
Mahan 90. Umpire. brandon. Time
OF game. 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17
SUFFOLK WINS GAME

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
SUFFOLK, VA. June lS-SufTolk
took the last game of the series from
Portsmouth this afternoon by the
score o. To l.
Cy lrsrce. on the mound for Suf-
folk. had the visitors eating out OF
his hand throughout the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17
nnron, Aftcr I,Inx,r

cording to n statement by ~ n
smith. president OF the Birminrha n;
baseball club. today. $1,000 was Of
Rock Club. for Outfeldcr Bing Smith
nom" run king OF the Southern Nsso'
citation, The offer was refused hv
the Little Rock mogiiI Wy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17
Rocky Nlotinf.

Nori ok ........ 700 0OlOO0 %
Rocky Mount :. 000OlO0l-3
\, summary; Left on bascs-Rocky
thamnlin. 60. Sacrifice hits-Ful
lcnwider. Cocorau. Lcathcrs Hollo-
man and Culloton. Earned runs
ROCKY Mount, 3; Norfolk. l. Two
nnaSr hlts--B"alc. Cocoran, feathers
hothenz. Chisholm. Thrcc-basc Mis-
-Sumn'a Home runs--Walkcr. Frs,
ON balls-on Fullcnwider. none: on
Coilcton. . Struck out--bv Iui,nn
wid0r, I; by Culloton. Tri,i,
pays Rocky Mount. |. Champiin to
Sharlot 10 Keller. Timc-I:i5. TN.
pirc-Ganlcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17

bore. n. C.: and Newton. Thomasvillo,
Capcrs anu Capers. Augusta. South
atlahtic champions. this afternoon
began playing Manning end Cary
GreenViilc. Old Dominion championa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17

Score by innings: r.
Chicago ....... 0 o Q o l OIL
Boston .........0 0 o 0 o o 90
Summary: Two-base hit-Boeckcl.
Three base hits--Hollocher. Bcrklc.
Maranvillc. Sncrifices-Deal. Oesch-
ger. Double phys-IIollochcr 10
Mcrklc; Terry to Mcrklc. Lett on
bascs-Chicago, 6; Boston. .. Baea
~ balls-Naughn. 3: Oeschger. ..
struck out-Naughn. .: Oeschger. 9
Impires-McCormic and Harrison.
Time, l.io.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17
CHICAGO DEFEATS BRAVES
CUBS ARE OUTBATTED,
BUT SHUT OUT BOSTON
Jim Vaughn HurlS First Came Since
Memorial Day-0cschEcr Allows
Three Hits.
IBy Associated Press. |

Ip5 4NS"VNTa0VW I-TCSS.I
BOSTON, juno l6.-Chicago today
made 1t three straight from Boston
in ,hs last game OF the series win
ming l 10 0. Jim Vaughn made his
hrst start since Memorial Day in
Chicago. making his seventh straight
victory.
ocschgcr held Chicago to three
hits.
Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17
Totals
e by innings

Wilson ........... c00SoSSiS d
Three base hits@Bacon ana G"och,
Sacrifice hts-Eacon and Holmes.
Stolen bascs-Gooch CD. Smith.
Struck out--by stone. 5: by Meiser.
4. Bases on ballS-oH stone. l. Oft
Meehan. !: OF Mc:ser. 5 Balk-Stouc.
Hitts-off Mcchan. 3: none out in first.
Time OF Gamc-2 hours Umpire
Gulon AttcndanCc-l.20O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17
battle &c.
South Atlantic.

Spartanburg. |; Charleston. 3.
augusta, 4: Charlotte. 10.
Columbia. 4: Grecnvlllc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17

Grccnac. Traynor. Ease on balls--Off
Pierce, ): off McLoughiin. 2: off Post,
>. Struck out-by Pierce, 5. Left on
bases-Portsmouth. II; suffolk. 3.
Hit by pitched bair-Poole. Wild
throw-Traynor. Rooney. Sacrifice
h.,s-Poolc, Black. Wild pisch-Mc-
Loughl!n. y Cmpires-Orth and
WcS;crvclt. Time-l:aV. Attendance
i 200
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otnIs ......... 81 .
Kan for Gedcon in ninth

tb,hiladei1hia 800. 90 90 0-l
Summary: Two-base hlts-Tobin.
hccs--Thomas Perry. Austin
anu icdcon. Double piay-Gerber.
phiiadclphia: G: st. Louis. IL. Eases
on balls off Perry .. Hit by pitch
er-by Perry (Gcdeon) S;ruck out
by Perry, /: Shocker, G. Umnjrcs
-Nallin and Connolly. TimcEi4a
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vb'hiS b. - IL
Kan for Gowdy in ninth.
7 Battcd for Oeschger in ninth.
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BATTLE AXE WINS GAME.
TERMINAL NINE LOSES
CLOSE AFFAIR TO LEADERS
finrrcison Pitches Third Victory in
One week-Church Hill Downs
Tnkn-koln.
Commercial cLnguc.

inning. when tho scored three runs
where They rlay Saturday.
Bnttle Axe VS.. Tnk2- l. OH. Byrd
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l Oi.IS )
puTfSmUtIth

SUMMARY: TWo-base hits-Daviss.
Mclaughlin. Three base hits-Whit-
man. POST. Stolen haScS--HOO ole.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-27

This long-wanted improvement is now
a part Of the new Columbia Grafonola
Built right into the motor. Invisible.
Automatic. Operates on any record, long
or short. Nothing to move or set or
measure. Just put on your record and the
Grafonola plays and stops itself.