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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

Eg55 5fse- ,5} b,s " so.ss ..l. h:
tS'"c"l, so, :'9. Thorn Bloom. Iii IRob.
crt., 20. Tine LIS rlain Blli. nra-
E"pn. Harry Glover Tom Shundrr5 Hi!Iy
Doe. N.syr. !; Mari. IsrinEhurSt Van
SN.Nia. Water War. j. walker. BLACK Thong
second -aee-four and one hait turlonrs--
H.tf't. u. tStack). 800. 80. 30. Green
+HhH ~. tConno.lyl $50, $50. Pagan Pan.
Il, !9ionS,. go Time. - 80. wcs;side.
XIX rt. Sir Thomas E.nn. Judge Budfow. Gold
DlEE-f and Lou WhriE ran.
hiIt IdCe-rnllu and observation-disclosures
! tNdrN'LI. 30. F.. ~. 22l: kiku 40 ii'yi. .
!@GHri. 60. 80; wexford. lCG CWida) > 10
M" 80 go Plenty and Captain Rces
Fourth race 'ou- and ono. halt furlonr,-
,f.E"', ~. NHrtEodp. ., -. & -. 6 20. Quick
Ig-' So atahanrri no ~: Miss Dora
Na;,ha Gray. Yellow ilos-Urn ran.
~ 'itH, fA'"-s.N fur.oUgs-I.,Gv Fairoi,v
- " BF.ghl. ~ ". &. -. G.llI I'urSi 10;
IIo"ll. ~. so: LuGEiug IN III IG.rn.,,
~ Time. y 20. Rlushiag i:a,uiW W.,
Hg.Th htfuFec IL l.cTOtul ran -"
rt&lh- TaC,-fHl.c ana une-s!s :.f"n,h-p,
ron. 70 uicinsch). sl 40. SlG: Urpn.
,'W@n 10 HNngtv) 20. 40. Spca,I..n..
l!h f"el 80 Time. i.i72-G. KIM SIN.
.Efi". Alehandcf Franz wilson iI,:r.Hnr
"G'tanir. tonSidriin" and Nab yam
S.Nrhln rac"--mllc ard sixinenthScnur-
inUUn"', az tR1bertsl . D. 1870. $40. ia,
,ppS"; no 'Carmndyl. ? 20 $50: Siph, VIVA
y. 'y'rn"rl. 80 Time. i:ts Orcnzo n
IA" Lottery; Gordon Russell, Aiconao W. .,
'e'iord and walter ii. Psarcc ran.
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SPORTS
COLTS DROP CONTEST
TO BIG LEAGUE TEAM
Washington Defeats Richmond by
Score of & to 0-McWhortcr
Battcd Hard.

Lee Gooch's Colts proved no match
for the Washington Senator'S ycstcr-
day afternoon and the Richmond team
was defeated in the only game OF the
season with major league team. by
the score of S 10 0. The contest was
played before the largest crowd of
the season.
Inability of the Colts to connect
with the offerings of Pitcher Snyder.
while the Senators were lambasiinS
McWhorter 70. fourteen sale blows,
briefly gives IN account OF the defeat
the locals suffered NJ the hands OF
the major leaEuerS. snyder allowed
only hive scattered hits and AT no time
was he in danger OF being Scofeu on
snyder Held Colts Well.
Snyder allowed the Colts two hits
in siN innings, Poole securing safe
wallop TO rignt field in the nrsi inn
ing, while Daughton peat out an IN
held hit IN The thi!d. Jim ana sam
were CauS NIIei tHcE attempted 10
Washington took the lead in the
second inning. when two runs crossed
the plate. l,0th, the hrSt man UP III
this frame, slammed one TO center
fie id ana the ball sailed over Sm!tn $
head The runner pulled ur on third
base. Caivo struck out. but E.!!crDe
drove one toward second ana Luke
I,
the ball home in an attempt 10 eaten
Roth. but the latter was safe shan
mons single advanced Ellerbc TO sec
ond and he scored when picinich
singled.
Inc visiting team scored single
tally in ;hc second frame after two
men had beer retired. Roth reached
iirst safe, by passing up four VIDE
ones Ne went to third when Nc
Whortcr iumbied StuaTtS throw alter
the latter had stopped caivo's
Eroundcr. The batter reached second.
roth stole home when Abbott made
Ii short throw 10 second.
Ellcrbc hit Home Hun.
Ellcrbe, the Washington third
hascmau, brought in the three runs
the Senators made in the NTH, when
he caught one TO his liking and the
ball sai!cd over the lett he!d fence
Shannon was responsible for the last
counter registered by the Senators III
the eighth inning. The shortstop re
peatcG "a, performance OF EIIcrpc IN
the nfth and puI one over the lett
field fence.
Richmcnd's best chance to score
came IN the seventh inning. Win
one ,nai down ArTagon was hit and
reached second when stuart singled
over third base. DauEhton was re
tired on three strikes. two being
called OH him and bringing form
storm IF Protest from the stands on
the jumps decision, and stuart was cut
off at second base when shannon
threw to Harris after he stopped Ao-
bolts grounder.
Sharp fielding by shannon ana
Harris featured the playing,
Richmond. NashinEton
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Third race-hvc MISREPRESENTATION. 100
i Noon MfIHi % t:,aoi 70 zen I" q KY
Car also ran.
Fourth race-six furlonEs-Old Rosebud.
P s MG al }kumm.r / Svsn; rf'e s5
2: Leading Star. los 6Kicel. 10 TO J.: 4 to
Hasten On. krewcr and Prince OF Como
Fifth -race-onc m!lc-phA,aris. los
!Rowan). lie to 5, J TO 5. ] 10 4: Chasscur.
III NR MGc JAMIE drn 1S also 20 s Time.
Sixth racc--four and nc-haif furlonrs
-Tryster. lis Ambrose). to- l. I to .. .
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BUILDERS AND TARS TIE
tsn.ci,,,oThc Times-pispatch.

Especial to The T!meS-D!Spatch.l
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 81
Newport News and Norfolk battled
here for twelve innings this after
noon. the game bein gcalled on ac-
count OF darkness. with the score
9 to .. Ii was "a beautiful! fling be-
tween AIbaugh and Smith, with the
former having the better OF II until
Z, the ninth inning.
4 Brannigan came home for the first
run OF the game in the first inning
when he worried the Norfolk catcher
in pegg!ng wild to third. after he had
made :, blun at stealing home.
The feature of the games however.
was stop OF a'.1iard-hit ball over
second by Branningan ard his whip
to hrst. The throw caused schwartz
to stretch so far forward that he fell
10 earth. but kept his foot on the
base. and the runner was ont.
When Norfolk took the lead in the
ninth there was howl of disgust.
Albaugh having filed the bases and
walked home the run which gave the
lars the leading tally.
Newport News came 10 the bat,
: however. and Schwartz clouted ont
one TO left field, which resulted in
the tieing run being scored.
The score:
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sMoOT WINS TENNIS TITLE
Randolph : Macon Rnckcter Tnk..
Championship for Third Com
srcutiyc Elmo.

Tom Smoot.. of Randolph Macon
college, yesterday afternoon won rhn
tennis Championship OF tho EAST crn
virginia intercollegiate Athletic As
sociaion from William and Mary and
Richmond College by winning two
matches in tho singles on tho courts
OF the Country Club OF Virginia. it
was the third victory In as many sea.
sons for the Randolph Macon player.
The victory also gave the Ashland
team the tennis championship as
Smoot and Roberts previously had
defeated the other teams In tho
Scores in the singles follow:
Trainham tRichmond Collcge), de-
fcatcd WILHELM civilian and MaryI.
6-i. rs. crhis match was played
Tuesday,. Roberts Niandolph- Macon),
defeated Trainham (Richmond Col.
lcgc). 40. Cd. G-3. Smoot Gram
doiph- Macon), defeated Burch OWL
Ham and Mary), 6-1. CD. Smoot Gsan-
dolph -Macon), beat Smith (Richmond
College,, 81. ca.
Smoot and Roberts failed to play
of their match to decide the title.
the latter FORGETTING TO the former
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HOW no DESTROY 4 GOOD DIspO-
SITION

lad digestion will ruin tho best dis
position. II the world looks dark nd
blue. N you feel az IL you never
wanted to smile again. II you are gen
orally out OF sorts" and feel gloomy,
stuffed UP and uncomfortable, Just
take Foley cathartIc Tablet. Re-
bloiting, sour stomach, constipa ton
ana other Ills that follow d!sortlcrcd
digestion. This fine and wholesoms
phyHic swccicns the stomach ana in
SlEorntcs the liver. Clcanscs tho
Dowc's without gripping or nausea.
Sold cNcTywhcrc.-Ady.
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AMERICAN WINS AGAIN
Leaders in Bank League Continue L
Defeat Opponents by Heat
ing First National.

American National Bank main
iained its record OF consecutive vic
tories Yesterday afternoon at Byrd
Park when the league leaders de-
tcatcd the First National nine by the
score of . 20 i. The game proved to
be "a ragged affair as far as the field
ing WAS concerned. siNtcon errors
being made in all.
Hunt. for FRS, National. and Nc
Keel, 10. American, tied for tho bat
ting honors, each getting three hits
mn, of foiIr Times I'm
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NOTICE
Change of Schedule
Norfolk & Western Ry

,En"c,ive, sunday. May 36th. 1920. tho
Hlrhinoni- Sorfols f.imitcd'' (c,rnon
Haib; now leaving Richmond $3.50 4. ST.
WIN lcaN. Richmond $500 A. 81. and IN:
bce"u shore Limited" now I.avirr. o.,
Tort".k a; $50; T.. ~, VIII leave al sac
TRAIN now leaving Richmond 1880 l.. NJ.
ior N"anoke WIZ leave at 200 e. al
carving Pullman rarIor ear from alrn.
. Arrive Richmond from Norfolk s:s5 p.
~. instead OF 1876 l.. 81: from The IS.s,
.:sH NJ. Instead OF 1928 l.. VI so
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Totals li27

Cincinnati .......n oil o Il .
81, Louis ..-.,......1 o q N-ls
nm ~ ~: Runs--Daubcr, Groh
Housh. = karf. .: Alien. Luuue. See
Jdnyr!n 3; Stnultz. g. stock, >. IiOrnshy
- FouFntcr Mrli"nry Lnvau. Dilhectcr
podN trrHTs--GToh. Allen .; See . :
STOCK, Two-base hits-paubert Roush
S'c, len. stock. Three. base hits-Dun-
car, Ncd!". McHcury. schultz, . Home
ruu-;,iioInsbv. stolen bases--Dau hert.
Eonsh, j%nyrin, liornshy. Fourier Di!-
h"ei"T. Satrlnccs--Janyrin -" schultz
Si9},,k nlhlsefgr, SheFdol Left on bases
-. oiuraf ); st Louis. g. i;aSc on
lil's-eM saliec : iu ! - jjwS out in
S"EcnndD hoaN. ~ IN 20 Cwo out IN
JacGns. N innngsi two out in sixth :
III siG h. ~ sGGsrdei in al.2.
StFIcE out--hy Soc. g. by Doak. :: by
Shsi!cI. g. winning piiChcr-Doak Los
ihs bltche S-S''.g" CmD!rcS-O'Day and
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Chnmbcriaync Dcfeuts McGuire.s.

The Chambcrlaync varsity in the
final game of the season defeated
McGuire's second team yesterday,
to Z.
stokes led with the bat for Cham
herlayne. securing home run, Il
double and single. Captain Crump
carried away the fielding honors for
his team, while IIankins pitched a
crcditablc game.
This was the last game of twenty
six played this season. the most sue
cessful in the history of the school
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BRAVES CAPTURE TWO

NEW YORK. May 27.-The Bostan
Nationals defeated New York here
this afternoon in both games OF the
seasons first double header. the
scores being ; TO and 10 o.
Boston has won all five games
played on the Polo Grounds this year.
The Giants played poor ball in both
contests.
Lief, Fielder Mann. OF the Braves,
was hit on the left elbow by
pitched bali in the second game and
was forced to retire. Mann was hit
three times durimg ne two games.
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YANKEES BEAT BOSTON
WITH LITTLE DIFFICULTY
Ruth Lands for Two Home Runs
Shawkcy Has Fight With
I'muirr
ny Associated Press !

BOSTON, May 2G.-ltuths ninth
and tenth home runs of the season.
and over the left center Held fence.
respectively. and an assault by Pitch
cr Shawkcy, of New York. on Umpire
llildebrand, enlivencd today's game
which was won by New York, TO ].
Shawkey received q scalp wound
from the umpirc's mask. Players sep
arated the combatants. after which
Shawkcy was escorted from the held.
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DODGERS LOSE ELEVEN
INNING CAME TO PH|LL|ES
Play on of Postponed Game Results
in 5-to-4 Victory for
QuakcrS.
tBy Associated Prcss.l

BROOKLYN. y. Y. May 27.-Brook
lyn and Philadelphia played off
postponed game today. the visitors
winning, > to 4, in eleven innings. The
l'hi!lics got a lead OF four runs in
the first three innings by batting
Mitchell out OF the box. The home
team tied the score in the fifth. The
visitors won i'll the eleventh, when
Paulettc singled and scored OH X.
'Millcr's long double TO left. The
lhill.cs lost their uniforms and bats
on their way here from the West and
played in the Dodgers visiting toys.
PHILADELPHIA. brooklyn.
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totals .43Il33l4 Totals IA 9sa i

ph HESiS IN ."" ..sils 10000 Is
i;rnNLivn q d . = . U q O.
summary: Eurs-Dnncroft STENCIL.
Mcuscl. paulctte S9 John nS.oT W ,,isI
PguIette Olson. Baird and Kruger. Two
base .hiis-K. Miller My,rs Thress,h hIsn
hits-NcuScl. Myers. NonctcnS. StoI,n
hases-Mcusci. Baird, Sacrihccs-SWith.
Double piays-Kildun and konctchy. Lcit
on bases--Philadciphia. :: Iirooklyn. i.
Rase on balIs-off smith / off MOZART.
IIiis-on Mitchell, in = Ia innings: off
by Smith tBairD., struck out--hY Mo-
hart. T. wild ptch--Mohar, Winning
pItchcr-Snith Losing pitchcr-M chart.
umpi7es-Klcm and Emsic Time. 2
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WHITE SOX TAKE GAME
INV Associ,,c,I Prose-,

my NssociatcI Presal
PHILADELPHIA. May 21.-Ch!cago
wound up the series today by beating
Philadelphia. Il 10 /. driving Martin
from the mound in the fourth. None
OF the Ave runs scored in this inning
was earned. but Martins own Wild
throw gave the visitors three runs.
j. Collins home run in the third,
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Totals - IL p II Totals 33 S 2Tl7
'lSatted for Winters In NTH
TBatted for ltubbell In seventh
:Ran for McCarty in seventh.

Hosion ;............l 900 o-s
=, summary: nuns-Powel. Sullivan.
KKa ..iir Nell. Rudolph; kauti.
FLETCHER, boyle Two-base .hits--kautr.
jNiS SiK. IHa onhtm CsSise oNeiil.
Young 10 Kelly: o. Neill 10 Boeckci Lett
on basts-New York. ); Boston a. Dass
On 9ats-IDougias, !; Winters. i: HubbelI.
j. Sent, !; Rudolph, !: Eayers. 3: Hits
, in 5;3 inning: ilubhc.l. ! in .: Nchf.
IN = Rudolph. in tnone out In SIXTH:
Ea!c!s, none In lnonc out In sevrnthl:
MitSu.llan; in 3. m, by aitcher.by
winters: tMann. -, Struck .out-Rudolph.
!, Eayers; /; McOuilian, !. Nehf . Win.
mns pitche.-RudoIph. Losing pitcher
DouEias. CmpiTes-Moran and RIgler.
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JUNIOR POLICE WIN
House OF Happiness Tu.krthnii Team
Tnkrs Gnmc From Fair
mount school Five

The. Junior Police Squad basket
bail team last night defeated the
team OF the Seventh 4 Grade or
Paramount School By the score OF 20
to 30.
Score:
Junior Police. En!rmount
Perkins ..... Forward DO p,su
Patterson -. Forward -. Barnett
Sterling 49,. Center $3.50. Mahoncv
Hicks ........ Guard ....... Glib
Davis ...'.... Guard .... Smith
summary: Goals-Pcrk ms 90 Pat
terson ca, Sterling 90. De Pass O.,
Barnett CD. Mahoncy.
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COOLERS BEAT BRONCHos

ISnccial % Tho Times -Iispa:ch
FE1 ERSBUNG. Va. Ma. ~
Roeky Mount wag unable to overcome
a hNc-Tun lead gained by tho Goob
erS early N. tlc game and the nrst
tersburg by the score or : "a
Young was in fine form and allowed
the Tarheels but five hits. while thn
,Goohers touched Loacn Tor eleven
.safetcs. Two OF the visitors runs
tersburg twice scored as a result Of
: liIr. ,1n ~ -
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Boston.
New I'orl
Totals 40 IO2TIl Totals 81 80

'nattcd for Shnwkcy in hfth.
''Battcd Tor Harper In sixth.
Score hy innings: X.
New ynr. n q q q n :, o.;
boston ....... " VI
Summary: Runs-PcrEinpauEh. Mcuscl.
Pipp. Ruth t2l. Pratt. llcndrys. ERRORS
Mcuscl. Hannah. McNally. Foster Two
base hiis--PcckinDaur'' Mcnoskv. Nc
innis;. Home runs-Ru,h. 2. stolen bass
-NcNRlly Double plaY--pEatt to Peck
irpnuyh 10 rim. Left on hasc--Ncw York.
: Iios;on. II. BASE, on halls.-hv Shawley.
by Mays. :: by Harper. ;. hy k1rr. J.
lIits-on Shawkcr. In inrinrE: of
Mays, IN innings: of liarprr. in s
innings: or Kari. IN Z innings S;rpClt
out-hy Shawhcv /: hy MAYS {: by .Iiar-
pGSr :: ey kHrr. l. Winning ui'ch;r =
DISCRIMINATION and Evans. 'rInc. ZIG.
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CARDS TAKE SUGGEST

ST LOUIS. May 27.-St. Louis and
Cincinnati INDUCED in another free
hitting contest today. the locals win
n1ng. !6 10 .. iiOrnsbys home run In
the second inning came with Two men
on bases. and went into the bleachcrs
! IN deep right field
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Newport News.

norfolk % 0 90 . %
Newport News. ! o o o o 0 %
Summary; Runs-kraenar. Suinma.
HranI!San CD E'rors--iiOlloman STANLEY.
lSrann.gan Dunn. Sacrifice hiis--Cor-
CoTaE. Kramer. Smith Simmons and Dunn.
ISase on balls-nn Alaaugh e. Of Smith.
:; OF STANLEY. !. OIL ccoGan. o. Struck
out--hy Alhuugh 6 by Smith toy Coo
gan. 0 hy stanley. 0. Two runs and three
hits OFF Smith In eleven innings no runs
ana one hit OF Stanley In ono inning: no
runs and one hit on Coo"an IN two In.
, pings; Two runs and tho" hits of Al
l,auEh N ten innings fIi' ~ pitcncr-
1 Lorcorh by AlbaUEH: krupu 10y smith.
double rayS- A!5suEh TO schwartz: Cor
..cnran 20 ihtycrs 20 HrIbCcE stolen b.scp
- ane y. Slmma Chami,agne. Schwartz
ana Dunn. Tln!c %! culut-g.sq Attend.
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BELMONT RESULTS

FRS, race--siS and ono. half furlonrs--
s. out; pou!tney: III tBunton). 3 20 /.
70 10 TO-; Huron. IL. 100 poncsl. .
I.lne. Sinn Feiner also ran.
Second raee-.abpnt tive rdiles-Joy.ul:
tsmooth). to s. out; Kink Terry. 4 80
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First National.
American NatiouaI.
Totals re so7l0 Totals 80 9aill
.pavnc for Parsun in NTH.

Score by innincs: r.
American Sationai. % aoo11 20
Summary: Runs-Brown. Broaddus
t2). McKcel Gl. Grubhs. O'Suliivan
Owens. baldwin. Augustine Dcitrick. lem
nlnrs 80. Errors-iiaTrel son. POWELL
Rr0addus. Owens t2). Hunt t3). Augustine.
Kiisc. Mayrcld t2), Jennings (3). Parsons
stolen bascs-ni'rown. Owens. Augustine.
ny car;er): Hunt. Kiis,. Dcitrick. lem
ninEs thy. raldwIn). Lief; on hases-Amer-
team. 9: First. q Rasc on halis-off Car
,cr, 3: on baldwin. :. HIts--on Carter.
in Innings: OF baldwin. . in . In
win. 10 Time OF ramc-Two hour. Um-
plTe. blsnt"n. Scorer. =. ~ Silcr il.
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Fred WIesterfelt Signs
Contact With Bradley

Fred Westcrfcit, Il former bis;
league and Federal LcnEuc UNI
pirc, Inns been signed by Prrsi-
dent bradley TO Oiiiciatc in the
virginia League, according 10
announcement made here last
night. Wchtcrfci mndc an CA
cclient showing Nhiir working In
the majors and no doubt would be
In tho "bIg >huN" NJ this time
had he not Jumped to the Fed
eral League. nh" new umpire
will begin work In the Virginia
League cnrIy la June. lie IL unt-
pirinE In college games at this
time.
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!, featured.
Isl.tt. .l..I.l.f


Philadelphia .......0 O Q o o.
=, summary: Runs-J. Collins. Jackson
EEr;sGn Jomnrdan. Schalk. Cicot,c. weich.
.rr"rs-t;riihn mud Martin. Three base
nlts-Jackson, wcioh Home run
COINS. stolen bases-Schalk. Cicottc
Weaver f,,yer to Collins to .Iourdan: Fcfsch 10
iItnSn,Irs. Nlsncrr 10 Jourdar: Dykes to
ieTkins, 10 Thomas to Perkins. Thomas
10 10, ,H55i'iin; Left ON bascs--Chicago. 6:
I'm. 9. fLts..--oir Martin in /: off it.rrIs
IN on keofe in III, by pitcher
Ilc3,te. :: by Martin. 3 by Harris 3
losing niichcr--Martn. Cmplres-Owcna
ana Chill. Time. 1915.
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q OF CLUBS

WHEKE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Wilson Mt Richmond.
Norfolk at Newport News.
Rocky Mount mt Petersburg.
Suffolk mt Portsmouth.
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NWrrIChH NSNOrtnfTOn.
milwaukee,. b: Columbus. l.
Minneapolis. 3: Louisville. ..
ST. Paul. s: Indianapolis. =.
Kansas City-Toledo (rain).
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niehmona' .' ........ o o Q o o 9 90
Washington .........e -
Summary: Runs-Rice. Roth. .; Ca!vo.
, ElieEbr ): shannon. Errors-Holmes.
ArracOn Mcwhartcr Judge Two base
hits.EIierbc Altrock. Threc-base hit
Roth. Home ruas-ElleThe: shannon.
Stolen base-Roth. Hit by pitched ba!!-by
Snyder iArrason). Left on bascs-Rich-
moad 4: Washington. s., First base on
Base BASE on baiis"-oa MowhaFtsr., OF
Snyder. .. Struck ou;&-by New h2rtcr.
g. minutes. Umpire-Orth.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals .37l2a7lO Totals

summary: Runs-Powcll (a). Cruise
~. @ N.il!. Errors--Maranvil!c Burns
Young; FLETCHER, boyle. Harness. Three.
h has. Fletcher. Kelly, Pick. Young
Sacr!iiees-liolke. Pick ONeili Double
riay-Ptck: Maranvllc and iiolkc. Left
on SaSe-Ncw YORK. II: boston. IL Base
on halls--on Scott. /; OF barnes .. iii,
10y pitchcr-hy Barnes (Mann) by Scott
ibErnS; Kelly. Struck out--by Scott
10y Barn,s. l. Umpires-RiGicr and
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Florida Fruit Gum. Nothink like
IT. It's great. Made by Ficcr. All
Enthusiastically
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SPORTS


the nineteenth circuit drive hero I'm
c!eHcn days. was Il misjudged nv
the blcaChcrs
five double plays featured.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
south Atlantic League.
AmrrIcnu A,,ncIntIon

SpartamburG. 2: Grccnvilic. 4.
Charleston. Z: Charlotte. ).
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New YORK.. 6; lSoston. ].
Chicago, %: philadelphia. I.
Only two games played.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Detroit ut 81. Louis.
Chicago ut Cleveland
Washington ut PHILADELPHIA.
New York ut Boston.
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!. even; Touch No Not, IL, RicG,; . to
1iouyhnhnm. Hard Guess. our Boots. AZ.
Enda. Normal ana ChcvaILer also ran.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
ST. Louis mt Chicago.
Boston mt Brookiyn.
pittsburEi ST Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at New York
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

ItTs'S Z III F.S I F.IkTJf1.
Petersburg. :; Rocky Mount. j..
Norfolk. =: Newport News. = ttwely
innings: tlnrkness).
suffolk, rortsinonth twct Eroundsl.
only tnrce ptmSen. o,, c,,u,s
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~. Scor. by innings: 7.
Rocky Mount ................o nanI9
cpntrrsburn 80. % ! o > . i
: SUMMARY: Rury-C;reen Smith. MINI,
Stton. 2: Moran. Hoffman. Roth rh.-c,
Green Keller. Ste!nbach Err6r.-MGrs,.
z mailman. 2; Roth. Grim. ?: Dcmbs Loart'
9 hits-Elein. Young. Roth Stoicn hs ss.E :
Moran 2: srni.h; Green Young. Roth Dou.
strnek opi--hy Young. g: Leach. 3 Bases
"A on SaIIs-younE. ]: Loach I, Loft on has
6: Rocky Mount 4 Iiinnirs.
aCantey. Time OF game. i:55.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston. SIS: New York. 10
Philadelphia. .; Brooklyn. ! eleven In
ii. Louis. lG: Cincinnati. o.
Only three PLAYED.
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Rocky Mo,lnt
Petersburg.
~ -

). Totals 80. IS li-.7 Totals gs % n
NO explanation given by sender
I. Score by innings: IL
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-21
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Morning worship at II. sermon
Zion. Vision from the Mountain. y
Evening worship. In the union ser
Vice. NJ the VI T. church, NJ $
o'clock
:. school and hlibl" classes s;t5.
lesson "A Prayer for Pardon" text
Psalm 81.
G.. r.. Societies o'clock. topic
Receiving and Giving" text Rom.
l. =. I Th.ss. /: e-l0. Lecture and
prayer Wednesday night. at 500.
beginnings OF Solomon's Reign. "
tex, I Kings Z: t-is.
\ special day comes on Sept, T..
when tn. pastor viii observe Educa-
ton and Labor Day. In the morning.
sermon appropriate to tn. opening
OF our schools. and In the evening.
tn. capital and labor question.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-21
luDWEN CHURCH

SUNDAY School nj iO:ls n. m.
Prcachin. NJ ll:ls by Chancellor
Buchici OF Denver university.
Epworth League at 7:3O p. M.
Preaching at S:ls by Rev. Ed
ward Estlow.
Last Sunday morning Rev. Web
stcr preached AT Bowen and brought
to us message We shall long re-
member.