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The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-01

The democratic state convention in
session at Joplin, Mo-. Friday voted
to reject the selection of United SEN
gate to the national convention and to
return his name to the fifth district
caucus which nominated him.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-01
HOME AND ABROAD
Condensed Items Of Interest
to Our Readers.
GLOBE ENTIRELY CIRCLED
Important News of the Week
Gathered for Busy Reader
State. Domestic, Foreign.
GLOBE ENTIRELY CIRCLED
WASHINGTON NEWS,

Attorney General Palmer announced
Friday that investigation by the de-
partment of Justice of alleged fraudu-
lent war contractors had uncovered
Illegal transactions involving millions
of dollars, and that through criminal
prosecutions now completed or under
way, large sums would be saved for
the government. questionable vouch-
ers unearthed in one class of con-
tracts alone have resulted in the with
holding Of payments by the govern
ment amounting to approximately $4,-
10000 the department declared in
a statement
BY vote of 46 to 10 the senate
Tuesday passed the army reorganiza-
ton bill, providing for regular army
Of 297 900 officers and men, a national
guard of 425.000 and a voluntary sys-
tenn of military training for youths be-
tween Is and 81.
Republican house leaders Monday
tentatively agreed to present a soldier
relief measure to the house about
May /.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-01

kinds of medicines
for kidney and blad-
der troubles will say
that l have given
DR.. Pierce's Anuric
Tablets a fair trial
an d was greatly
benefited, and do
hereby cheerfully
recommend Anuric
to all persons suf-
fering from kidney
and bladder trou-
bles." "--Henry Roth,
Route 4. Box l58.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-01

Some people believe that divorces
the other place.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-01

Southwestern Bell Telephone Com
pany, capital stock 100000, 900, sue
cessors to Southwestern Telephone
and Telegraph Company, was Monday
granted permit to do business in Tex
~.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-03

err sermon by the pastor; subject, line
Victors." Choir will render special mu-
sic and will be assisted by Mrs. Edwin
Bruce, violinist Reception OF new
members. IL m, church school,. with
classes for youth of all ages. 3 p. m,
the juniors will give a program OF
Easter music and Rotations. p. m,
service of Easter music by the choir,
assisted by Mrs. w. G. johnson, plan
ist Brief address by the pastor on
"The Resurrection of Christ Great
Parable" Midweek meeting of prayer
and praise every Thursday evening at
1880 o'clock, conducted by the pastor.
Public cordially invited to all our sery-
ices. The special music for the day
will be as follows; Morning Prelude,
"Chant Triomphalc' (Gaup; "Sun
Shine Forth" Gaines, ladies' quartet;
"Thou Art 0 God, the Light and Life"
Mozart, soprano and alto duet;
"Arioso" Bach, violin solo; "Hosan-
, ma" (Grainer), tenor solo; postlude,
unfold Ye Portals" tGounod). Even
ing--Prelude, March on Easter
Themes" lAndrewsl, Spring Song"
tMacFarlane) Easter Morn" tNied-
| linger), alto solo; "Hark! Hank! My
Soul" (Rockwel), soprano and alto
duet; easter Dawn" tWoodman), SO
prano solo; ofrertory, "An April Song
brewer; They Have Taken Away
My lord" (Stainer), choir; There Is
Green Hill Far Away" tGounod !,
contralto solo; "Marche d Ariane"
| (Guilmant), organ and piano.
| First Universalist Church--Frank O..
Hokerk, pastor Easter Sunday serv-
ices at 1880 o'clock The one great
| festival of the Christian year. There
will be special music by the choir, and
the program of the day will be full OF
inspiration, cheer and joy. The sermon
subject will be "Out Of Darkness Into
| Light" The rite of baptism and con-
| irmation will be administered to those
so desiring and the service will close
with the communion service. Sunday
school at II O'Clock, noon. We want
every scholar present at this service.
| There will be no meeting OF the juniors
in the afternoon. The Sunday school
will give an Easter concert at p. m. in
the auditorium The Mems club will
hold sugar social in the assembly
1 room on MOHudN CNtAihS ~ y y
for the members of the club and invited
guests. A good time is assured. Plans
for the mems supper will be completed.
The Clara Barton guild will meet IN
the parish room on Monday evening at
1880 o'clock A full attendance Is
urged. The seniors will hold covered
dish social in the assembly room on
Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock, \
short business session will be held and
It is hoped there will be a large at
tendance. The juniors will meet on
Wednesday at 4 p. m. for the singing
class in the assembly room. The di-
vine science class viii meet in the as
semhly room at 1880 o'clock, The sub
iect will be Financial Success and the
Affirmative Side of Life The ladies
union will hold rummage sale in the
assembly room on Friday, April Q. All
members of the parish are urged to
bring the articles for this sale and
leave them at the church any time dur
ing the week Please give this your
special attention. The success OF the
sale depends upon it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-03
Barber Shop Hours.

The proprietors of three barber
sbops +. Modiea, A. Balzanelli and
John Rosso, have adopted the follow
ing opening and closing hours, beliey-
ING that they will better serve the
workingmsn and give the barber less
working hours: Open at $ a. m. dallyi
close at s p. m, daily, except Saturday
when the closing hour will be P. m. ;
closed all day Monday. This offer
was turned down by the BARRIERS union
which asked for shorter working hours
adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-03
Get Thisl It's a Natives Original.

Saws the hopeful old steepleiaek;
"When a woman is married she is no
longer a miss" Let him down, he may
have another relapse.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-03

friends who were going to California
were not there, hurriedly approached
the baggage master with the GREATNESS
query, HAS the train left for Caliior-
mia YETI"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-03
ECHOES OF THE VALLEY.

Was It q New Branch of the c. W
A lady rushed into the local Central
Vermont depot one afternoon quite re-
Gently and after glancing quickly
about. enough TO see that some OF her
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-03
HEDDING NJ 4. SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONCERT FOR EASTER.

Following is the program for the Easter
concert Of the Heddng NJ. r. Sunday school
10 be given at the church Sunday OF 7 y. ln- I.
Song and March, The Day Of Resurrection
Prayer acknowledgements. Rev. Il. G. Lipsky
Song. Easter. ........ Primary Department
"God Hath Sent His Angels" Choir and school
Recitation ............... Madoll2e Flint
Exercise, Faster SUNSHINE -. -. boys
Sheldon Sullivan
Sale Priscilla Cole
Exoreise. .'Flowers Of the Garden"
pcSitrtIon ...,.......,H Hazel Emerson
FSereise, The Easter Message
We've a Story to Tell TO the Nations.
Choir and School
Recitation. Easter
Excrcisc. The Easter Story"
Recitation, Just a Smile" ,..., Alta Young
Anthem By the Choir
Exercise. mo Place to Lay Our kgss
Recitation ............H Howard Martin
~ '-''' Ruth Flint
Exercise. THE Meaning OF Easter
Solo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Nictoria mhtu'l
Recitation. THE Minister'S Call"
Recitation. IAN Easter Herald"
Exercise, Waking Of the Flowers"
R.rnarks ............,. Rev. d. G. Lipsky
"Hnrk Ten Thousand Voice."
The Offering will be devoted TO missionary
PURPOSES. All are cordially invited 10 the
concert.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
RESOLUTE WINS AGAIN
srrrcshoG Don't Captures Rnrc l.,
Aid OF Time Ailonancc-FlTth
sru~h To-day.
IKE AssocInted prc.s.l

NEWPORT. II. T., June THE
sioop Rcsolutc. with the aid of her
time allowance OF one minute and
forty-two seconds. again. defeated
the Nanitic in the fourth elimina-
ton race OF II Americans cup de-
Tense trial series today. winning By
an even minute. The race was sail
cd in n twclve-knot breeze over Il
triangular course. and a. the wind
shifted more than four points. wind
ward work did not develop on any
los.
The Eanitie started sixteen sec
onds ahead OF the Rcsolute. but
could not shake OF the Serreshon
boat. although she sailed the frrt
leg Twenty-Five seconds faster. This
leg was a broad reach in small bal
loon Jib top-sails. The second leg
was run before the wind. The
ltcsolutc gained In the last Ave
miles. being only fourteen seconds
astcrn at the second mark. Instead
of to the windward. the last leg was
a close fetch. In which the Nanitic
gained. hut not enough to save hcr
time allowance.
The Van!tie's elapsed time for the
thirty miles Is said to be n record
hut as far as known. previous
records have been made with wind
ward legs. making comparisons un-
satisfactory. The NTH race OF the
series WIZ he sailed tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
MIDDLEWEIGHT MATCHES
FEATURE T0NlGHT'S CARD
Smith to Meet Hnnscn. While Gard
ncr VIII Wrcstlc Farmer"
Keller.

"Zekc" Smith. the Richmond wrest-
Ter. is ready 10 meet Fritz Hansen
here tonight in the open air thcatcr
at Laurel and Broad Streets. The
local product has been training for
Hcnscn and car he counted upon to
give the visiting %grappler a hard
battle. The bou; Will be TO n finish.
best two falls out of three. and will
be the preliminary. The affair VIII
start at $50.
"pinky'' Gardner. who has "A vic
tory over Joe Turner. and Farmer"
Keller, OF ~Sunbury, Pa, have been
secured TO furnish the main match
on the card. Both men are fast work
ers and the main attraction promises
to be a whirlwind AFFAIR from start
to finish.
Keller will make his initial ap-
puarancc OF the season and the wrcst-
ling fans viii See some clever work.
according TO reports. Keller is said
10 he the Joe Stcchcr" of the mid
d~lewcights. owing to the fact that
ne depends largely upon the scissors
ho!d as Il means of throwing his op-
DOncnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10

Colts Open Series
With Coolers Today

with three Victories Ia ns many
starts over the Rocky MOunt
DrUnchOr, the ltlchmund Colts VIII
return 10 their own bail yard this
afternoon for the first OF ~ ncrics
or games with the Petersburg
GOObcrs.
The local club had II successful
sOJurn In the rarhcci city. WIN
ming hnndlly from the Dronchos In
the contests al Monday nnd Tues
dny. The "DoWnhUmcrs.' how
ever. gave the Colts II battle yes
tcrduy when "Dtusty" Bacon md
f'uiicnwclder hOukcd up In IL four
tc~cu-tnntnE Rnnir. 'Ihe Colts
pushed over one run in the last
frame and managed To nose out
the home tenn.
with the end OF the first hnif or
the sensOn lew than u month on.
the Colts nrc blazing the lrnIi with
thirty games won mud seven lost,
aud there appears littic Likelihood
Of the ltichmund boys being hcnd-
cd on. ne locals have ~ seven
and onc-hnif game lend over the
Norfolk Tnrs, WIN are in second
place. while the Goobcrs are ten
nnd Onr-hnlfa gnmrs behind Lee
G0ocL's frisky bunch.
"Lcfty" Mngnlis probably VIII
WORK In the game This afternoon,
which %hnppcns Ia be 'I.udic,'
bny" ut boulevard Field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
TAKE LONG GAME
FROM ROCKY MOUNT TEAM
Richmond Wins I'm Fourteenth In
ming by Scoring Single Run.
Near Riot Occurred.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
ROCKY MOUNT. y. c., June o.
Battling the Richmond Colts for
fourteen innings tho 1'arhecls lost
the final game OF tho series by II
score Of ! to 0 today. in IA furiously
Fought contest. In which four double
plays and ono triple play featured
the contest.
Both clubs fought hard and Full
lenw!der p!ttcd against Bacon. staged
"A pitchers duel. while the clubs be-
hind both Of them folded like Acnds
and runners died on tho corners pc
cause hits were robbed and enaa-
tiOnal plays staged mat brought the
stands 10 their feet.
In the fourteenth with two men
out Chisholm pcEged TO third, nail
ing Smith i~iat-iootcd OF the bag, but
Umpire Guyon bdnu!ttcd missing the
play, and Il MOMENT later he CEASED
across the pan Tor the winning run,
while the hlrnchers yelled and furious
~Outbursts were avcrted by the pres
cncc OF the police and the hustling OF
the arbitcr INTO a car and away from
the park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
BUILDERS TAKE GAME

Especial TO The Timcs-Dispatch.l
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, June O.
Newport News today defeated Nor
folk 4 to !. Fried pitching a master
tight support from his fellows.
Harry Lake. former Builder catch
err. rejoined the club after an alb
sence OF three years. and not only
clouted Il safety for the first run.
but also killed off every Norfolk
player who attempted to reach sec
ond by the pilferinE route. :
Smith, twirling for Norfolk. and
Champagne were the sluggins stars
of the game, with Smith holding
The nelding of feathers and Sim
mons was exceptional.
Today's win gave Newport News
n ffty-ffty split with Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
BELMONT ENTRIES

First race.-six furlongs-Tnc Decision.
l22 !Arrah Go ON. l22: Bobby Allen, 10.
You Need. los; Stcpson. lI3: NJ.
ilS: liindoostan. il3: Assume. lis.
miieswnecisivc, ,I$5: square Dealer. i5i:
Reliance. li3; Skibbcreen. 1877,
Third racc-mI!c and a ur!onE-Tctiy
%: sun Flash H.. la0: Thrift. 81: Snat
DRAGON H.. 100: namrosch. 49,.
paira. l2G: Kullipolis. l04: Toujours. 9s
His choice. l2o: Tailor Maid. 81: Salvcs.
tras lis.
Fifth race-four and one-haif furlongs-
Wise Dove. 40: Fair Lassic. lis: Cantecn
Girl ll5; GLADYS. lis.
sixth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Star. .ll5:
Courtfoot, ll5,;, Dinna Care. IFS: Substitute.
10: Algoa. llb: Universal. ia: s. kkct.
ITO: L. Johnson. lis Royal Jester. Il5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
EIGHT GOLFERS M
. IN MISSISSIPPI EVENT
Surprise Results When Ray OuTmct
Loses Match to &. L..
Reilly
tBy Associntcd Press.l

ROCK ISLAND, ILL. June -
Eight survivors in the competition
for the championship OF the trans
mississippi Golf Association will play
at thirty-six holes tomorrow, to de,
ttEmlne the semi-flnals- They arc:
G. D. French. Iowa; Robert Mckee.
Francis Dickinson. Des Moines:
clarence Wolff. st. Louis; Raiph nv,
der. Dos Moines; w, II. Vnneyery.
Minneapolis, and Harlow Hurley, TO.
peka.
The defeat Of Ray,Ouimet. of Kan
sas City. in morning by c. r.
Reilly, Of Minneapolis, was a com
Iceded! d chance in view. OF Ouimet's
cp showing In tho medal play ofNths
ssostpgo days OF the tournament.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
BALDWIN WINS GAME
American National Pitcher Defeats
State und CITY, > to I, Allowing
ONLY lrUur Iiits

Inability OF the batters OF the Ma
tional State and City Bank baseball!
team TO connect safely with the of
icrinrs of Baldwin yesterday after
noon nj Byrd Park resulted in "A
victory for the American cam, which
secured eight hits and Ave runs of
Wood. The final score was ) TO /
In favor of American.
Score by innings: r.
American ......5 0 o o 0 o 0 0 Ks
state and city 0 0 o 1 o 0 OIL
Observation-Disclosures and Broaddus;
Wood and Hall.
IIits-of Baldwin. &: off Wood, s.
struck out-by Baldwin, ~: by
Wood, ..
Hit by Baldwin. Z. Herly and
klise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
ONE AMERICAN REMAINS
Rohcr Gardner. OF Chlcngo, Only
Golfer to survive -Four Hounds
In English Tournament.
By Briggs
lBy Associated Press.l
MuIRFIELp, SCOTLAND, June

MuIRFlELD, SCOTLAND, June ..
Robert n, Gardner, of the Rims
dale Golf Club. Chicago, twice ma
tional title holder In the United
states. is the only survivor Of the
American golfers who entered the
contest for the British amateur golf
champion here. In the fourth
round today Gardner defeated Jack
Mcintyre. Of Cardress, four UP and
two to 20.
Nelson NJ. Whitney. of New Or
lenns. the only other representative
ton to reach the fourth round, sue
cumbed today IN his match with
Gordon Lockhart. OF Prestwick, the
S~cotchman winning by two and one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
SPORTS
Prosecution Expected
10 Close Case Early
(By Associated prcss.)

SAN FRANCISCO. June o.
f.nriy close of the prosccuti0n's
case In the trinl of william IInr-
risnn (Jackb Dempsey, heavy
weight champion OF the world. ON
u chnrGc OF cNndinT the %scicctIyc
drnft act. wns Indicated when
Judge Maurice u. y. DOOiinE. In
the United states District Court,
ruled today TINT confidential COM
municatiUns between Dempsey
and his former wife. Maxine
were inndn,tssnbIc nS
evidence.
prosecution that
Mrs. Dempsey would he the Inst
witness Tor ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
HARRISON HURLS SECOND
N0-HlT GAME THIS YEAR
Young Pitcher Wins Shut Out Game
From Tnkn NOin-Church Hill
NcniH Tcrminnl.

Herbert Harrelson, the youthful
pitcher of the John Marshall High
Schoo baseball team, yesterday
afternoon added additional laurels to
his baseball wreath when he defeated
the Taxa Kola nine at Byrd Park by
the score of . to q. and failed to
allow a hit during tho game.
the pitcher is a membe OF tho
stan OF hurlcrs OF the Battle Axe
team now that the high school sea-
son has ended. and his performance
yesterday ranks him as m of tho
leading young pitchers in the State.
pitched to eS-professionals and play
crs who played on the leading college
and university teams of Virginia
during the season just ended.
This was the second no-hi game
OF the season for the "~schoolboy Won
der" he having let the Mcclure Uni
vcrsity team Town Without a hit
earlier In the yea
Yesterdays game was one of tho
prettiest sandlot contests stage here
this season. Napier, who hurled for
Taxa Kola. allowed his opponents
Cniy four hits. and the game proved
TO he n battle between hurlers. Both
men Wake three batters.
Battle Axe took the lead In thu
Commercial League a a result OF
score by innings: r. II. ID.
TAXA Kola... 0OOOO0O00- 90 o /
Battle Axc....O 2GO00Oo'- 4
batteries: Napier and McGee; Har-
relson m Blankingship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
DODGERS EVEN SERIES
tBy Associated Press.

BROOKLYN, n. y. June o.
Brooklyn evcncd up the series with
st. Louis winning 3 to ..
a mum of an easy 1y by Smith
with two out let Miller score the
winning run from second in the
seventh.
4 m that IIornsby had been
sold to the New York Giants for
S15O.000 was denied by Branch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
TAKES CONTEST
UPHILL BATTLE,
BRAVES DEFEAT PIRATES
Winning run scored When Pinch
Hitter ONril SlnHies-MarnnSIilc
Uns Perfect Day at Hat.
thy Associated rfessI

~ -FE|||IN|'T4 s'"T|I
BOSTON, June 9.-Boston came
from behind twice ana won in the
tenth. I 10 q, from Pittsburgh today.
rinch-hIttcr O'Nei!s single TO
center scored the whining run Win
the bases fun. ana one out after
r!r~ch-hittcr S~ul.ivanis single had
scored Maranvi!lc With the tying run.
M|aranville made fave hits. inc!ud-
ing t~o doubles in i've times AT bat.
Pittsburgh. IustDn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10

Cincinnati .......... o . 0 ( Q n-t
Ne% York .... . y | . U o S.
Su tmary: Runs-Dunoan. kopf. Noalc.
Ea:ilsn,, Burns. bancroft. Young. k.un
-Khun. Kelly. Home ~rUns-YounI. Kaun.
Double pIay-Burns 10. Doyle. Left on
bases New York. I: Cincinnati. s. Hi
by, p!;Chrr-by Ring tKhun). Struck out
by Ring. .: by. Nch!. villa. pitch
Ring. Iialk-N,hn Cmp!rcs-Iiarrispn
and Mccormick. Time. 1910
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
Stated ior Powell ia Snth.
CHAMPS LOSE TO GIANTS
Ipy A..nclat.a rr.sal-

NEW YORK. jane s.-Thc New
York Nationals made II two stralehts
from Cincinnati today, winning the
second game & to :.
Ring was hit hard. the Giants
hits. including home runs hy kaun
and Young and triples by Eaun and
Kelly.
Nohf pitched good ball except In
the seventh inning. when the world
champions punched five hits with a
!umb!e by Young FOR four runs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
COOLERS WIN GAME

Especial TO The Times DiHpatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA, June Paul
Bennett, rctersDurS's premier hur.
Ter. managed to stop the drive u!
Truckers. ( to %. The spaghetti
shaped Caroiinian had everything his
own way throughout the game. al
lowing bat three hits and being in
counter.
SAnr.H
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
SUFFOLK WINS IN TENTH

SUFFOLK. VA. June 9.-Strain's
two-base hit and Poolc's single
brought victory 10 Suffolk his after
noon IN The game with wilson after
innings. The tinal score was q TO
5 in favor of the homc team.
Castle, Of wilson. and Poole. OF
Suffolk. led in the hitting. each Sc
curing four hits out OF i've trips TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
Newport News
Totals ....3l q j
Score by innings:

Newport New ..oSoSISoo SJ
l. mi Runs-Corcoran. BranniEan.
Real: Hall; Champagne; Three-hase hit
TlllssS h!:-M "n smifh; Eirs. pm Ha nn s
nncc. LOCO Umpire. Ortiz. Double play
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
PHILLlES DOWN CHICAGO
en- AssncIn,nn prn.sl

PHILADELPHIA. June 9.-Phila-
dolphin won it's second straight game
from Chicago today. > to !, il being
the visitors eighth consecutive de-
feat.
Smith had q shade the better OF
il pitchers battle with Tyler.
Robcrtson's home run counted
Chicago's one tally.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Petersburg nj Richmond.
Wilson AZ Portsmouth.
Rocky Mount Mt Newport News.
SUFFOLK 1T Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
Ocky Mount.


Richmoui .....G . . 0 o o o. 900 Ii
Rocky Mount % o o . U o y o . . 0 %
summary: R~Un-Sm!th. E~rrOrS-Stuhrt
Bacon. Spcrb.T ,:D. chariot. Dennis. Full
lcnHider. SaCriilC. h!;s-Poo!c and Hop
kins. Earned runa-ELchinOnd l. Two
base hit-walkcr. first on balls-or
Bacon. .. OF Fa~llrnwiIer O struck out
by Ftillenwiier. ., ~ bacon. q. Tripie
play--Bnkcr TO Poole. Double plays
Baker 10 stuart TO rool. ,2b. Keller 10
Dennis 10 Chariot 60. Left on hase>-
EichniOnd. 8; Rocky Mount, 10. lit by
pItcher-bY Bacon. / ~(I!opkinsD. Umpire
-CHynM. TImn-2. %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10

4UtnIs ....as Y = IT TDIlIA ....FJ " - 70
HATED tor iICk Ia tenth
Hated Tor chr!s;enbury In tenth.
!Battei Tor UesChs0r Ia eighth.
'~tittcG Tor FIIl.ngim IA tenth.
Kan for Gowdy IA tcnIh.
NEattCd Dor Powell "a NTH.
score - !%Er!ugs: L..
HIit=burEh ..........G q = q 2 o o ~ o l-G
EO4tuu ............u % o % / 1 % :. .-T
summary: i:Irs-Chion, Cutshhw '1at.
SGuthworth,, g.. chrlsienhE.r.
E~rr"rs-cnton ca. itrk. TWo-basc hits
Cation, Narhuville t2J. Throc-nase hits
20, Pick. Stolen Unsatisfactory
t2t,, "hi,ted. sacrinccs-Southworth.
Sicholson. Whi,tcd. 1T, ON ba-cs PITTS.
burgh, .; Boeion. 10. Bases on bnlls-or
Adams. -; OF Hamilton. |: of Oeschg.r.
a. ii!ts-on oeschEtr. ~ In S. OF Eill!ngin.
: In ?: on Adams u ia Q; on Hamilton,
: In Ia. Hit 10y pi;chcr-hy Ocschgtr
!Car"yh. STRUCK out-hy Adams. /: by
ia m!It"n. /; by fUlinglm. l Wild pitches
Adams, !. FIii!gGim. J.. Winning pitcher
,FIl!inEim- Losing pi;CEcE-AdAms. rn.-
pIrcs-O'Day and Cuirlry. Time hours.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY. .
pittsburgh nj BoS.on.
st. Louis at BROOKLYN.
Cincinnati nj New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia
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+Nonc on, when winning run scored.
Score h. innings: TX.
Suffolk ,........ ...........0 10
Summary: Runs scorcd-Crow. ?: Strain.
Poole. .; Mack. Castle. Thrashcr. Schwsii-
ger. /: krup9. :. iTwo-ha.e hits-Huagin-.
Mack, Strain Ssolrn bases-Crow. Davies.
Hudgins. Rollcy.. Base. on. phlis-Jolin. ::
Eckert. ]. Struck out-by Jolin. ;: Eckcrt.
> i.Ni, on basc<-Sun:lk. 5: Wilson. 4
Double play-Coie TO Schws!tzcr to Roth.
Ecker. to Black. Strain 20 Davies. Errors
cole. Black. Kelly. Sacrifice hits--Kcny.
brandon and Ganicy. Time. 2:90.