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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
DE PAL MA, BREAKS
ALL RECORDS, WINS
ElGIN ROAD RACE

,,.oNtlHHcn from I.SL rage
i!ith. Ford sixth. Alley seventh. and
DE palmh was holding his lead OF
!hc field .; Tho end or the twenty
nah lap. wi;h an AVERAGE Of ob4
miles per hour. WITH only Axe more
Laps 10 go Milton was second. Muir
ply mira. and milford fourth
C!iG DGrant withdrew from the
race last night. and an accident TO
Eddie llearn In the preliminary trials
Wa the cause o: his replacement by
Joe Thomas De Palma, as a result
az this. outstrippnd CASTOR Chevrolet
for the 1920 automobile racing cnam-
riouship title.
Chevrolers victory. a. the Indian
apolis classic gave him Il 400 po!n;
lead. bat DE Palma passed him by
winning The 900 points allowed tor
tnoay's victory. which is the last to
count Tor the 1929 title. The entrants
were:
Haiph De Palma CBalloD. Jimmy
Murphy (Ducsenhcrs). Joe Thomas
Ia Isarn (RcvcrcJ. Tommy Milton
tDucsenberG>. Eddie o'Donneil Dues
cnher6). CASTOR Chevrolet (Monroe).
ford (Monroel.
The course. though far from per-
feet. WAS in good condition.
:, From the :its, LAP TO the las, De
held, setting Ia. pace all tho way.
although hG WAS closely pressed at
times by Milford, Murphy and Milton.
Only few seconds separated the
leaders at ans time during the race.
leaving the outcome in doubt un:!l
DePaimcr had crosses the tape for
The last time, winning the Cobc
trophy, $4,000 for nrst prize money
and $4,000 moro for leading at the
end OF each lap.
During the entire contest only two
cars stopped a, the pits, ono being
CASTOR Chevrolet, who was forcsd to
halt In the second lap to remove an
obstruction from his gasoline pipo
and who thus lost four laps when
he never recovered and the other be-
ing Joe Thomas. driver OF car No. 10,
who stopped 70 allow Tom Alley TO
replace aim at the wheel. Thomas
was injured during u practice spin
last week and found himself too
weak TO inish the contest although
he piloted his car for six laps.
DePalma covered the first $50
miles al an average speed OF 81 IL
miles nm hour. The nineteenth Ian
ne covered in minutes and ii seq
onds. breaking the course record OF
= minutes. IS seconds, made bv
Spencer Wishert. FIVE years ago in
the race in which he was Killed
Both DePalma and Milton made the
tWenty-hich lap in q minutes and
~ seconds. DePalma's average ~
% l-2 miles an hour for the entire
distance also established new re-
cord. the best previous marx OF 1925
mlies an hour having been made b.
Gil Anderson in 1915. Milton. WIZ
won last year, averaged only 73o in
securing flrSt place then
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
MONDAY At FOREST HILLS
William NJ. Johnston and William
Il. Tildcn, End, Will Battle
in Singles.

FOREST HILLS. y. Y, August %
players assemble for thu deciding OF
the thirty-ninth national lawn tennis
championships singles the tournament
that begins Monday. August 80. on the
turf OF tho West Side Teams Club
here. On the one hand is William VI.
Johnston, San Francisco. the famous
nol1er OF the national title. who held
place as the No. l man OF the VIC
torious American Davis Cup team
Strongly opposed to the star from the
Pacific Coast is William r. Tilden,
md. Philadelphia. Possessed of scin-
tillating brilliancy of action and
stroke, Tilden. as the No man of
tho Davis Cup forces. gained unusual
popularity. In England, Also. by n
stroke OF fortune, he won the worlds
championships at Wimblcdon. TO Sc
cure which he lowered tho colors Of
Gerald Il. Patterson the Australian.
VINO played here last season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
DEMPSEY and MIsk[a II
WORKING HARD FOR GQ'
Tho Champion Is Not SufYerinl
From Over Confldenco-Hun.
drcdS Watch Training. ga

2S.-Whatever the ambitions OF HiIt3
Miskc, St. Paul challenger. fori tK}
worlds heavyweight championship
Jack Dempsey, doesn't propose 10 tS1
poncnt here OF Labor Day afterno0l
has laid 10 capture the title:
II Is fact we'll known that tAliskt
Is an able batter and 1t IS. In .hti
idloness for the past year that TIL
Dempsey camp sees real reason "a
fear for the safety OF ppgilismt
greatest prize. Five months OF care
Jul training, during which time b,
has engaged In one bout, represent.
the amount of preparation ,whtc1
Miske had gone through before com
ing here to continue his work. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
.HAVRE De GRACE Races
dost OF the Winners on Metropolitan
Tracks Will Run at the
Maryland Tracks.

HAVRE DE GRACE. MARYLAND.
August 2S.-Two hundred and MY
OF tho six TO eight hundred thorough
brcds Of various ages ana Xinds that
VIII participate in The Impending Sep
tember racing OF the Harrord Asricul-
turai and Breeders Association at
the picturesque lIavrc dc Grace course
viii nave assembled here by tho mic
die of next week. There are some
twenty-five or eighty already work ding
over the llavrc de Grace Court, when
General Manager Edward Burke has
got in splendid condition. The most
important of the stables here is tina,
men Morris. which shipped direct from
fonkers after the hn!sh OF the July
session OF the Empire CITY Racing
Association. Tho spripter Quietudo
and the promising two-ycar old Dark
Horse. n fast son of Ballot and In
cosnito. which won at Jamaica and
fonkers are Formidable members Of
the Morris and Walden Incnage, which
Is Il MARYLAND outfit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
SARATOGA ENTRIES

First rHce--thrcc-ycar-olJs ava NJ, on
mI1d,iieJowgIeala 10; ilooseh lis: Ernest Mo
lax: j1or u",nS ihomnh l!P: lady Archie
Maid. liO. - 40 our
Sscord raHe,--two,vear-olds: 81, .nr,o,rs
cIss, ,, mh9gEhis 1917 cheyalSer 10: ing!s
10; wss.dgewood. l07: nodsashy. liz; MKi an:.
G fim. ~; Jamaica Belle. l57: Devastation.
h1l-s fs and
sffa1R es w Ens fof IS cs IS
I ia, TnS tvsqwyea g. TJTim a sacr
ders.orm. b?: Crystal Ford ~: c",,r l ,sh,,,
IS: .krn%or. lss: Lord DfiEhton. liz: Wes.fp 2.
wood Soi e: iiiidTeth entry, snlves-
Fourth rnce-three;year- olds and up: one
ri snnai no; ~, NM G2
Georgie; lia: Henry G.. i0s iRoSnlcu. iiii5;
sfbnry eniry. III H. T. wi rlark' az ,Wa-
II. Monahan entry. " ''''''
F!5,h neutrality-suspicious. ana 81.
lit iii led rel aoss arfGd HI $i'eT Mppid
a4,o kin T5 T Ihppy l2, Iign dor ; PIT
l:2: Westwood Ms: Dunhoyne. Isl; War
mold, i26: .Panop?y. iSo: :Xre t w. 10 10
siia ilenheck entry. tRoss entry. whit
f; Is,h Gys and half
rSnsh i,. lia Our Flag rs: Pagan
is: tSedgeae!d. liz: Sailing r.. liz: Sn "h.
Ing Blood 1903; Hildur, rs. ~ w, McCiei-
ianh entry, tR. I. Wilson. Jr. entry.
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AIR RACE CALLED OFF
IRy AssoclatEd Press.l

NEW YORK, August 2s.-Cancel!a-
ton or the 1920 transcontinental
air race for the Pulitzer trophy. ar
ranged by the Aero Club of America.
in favor of annual closed circuit
races for perpetual Pulitzer trophy,
was announced here today.
Word from Ralph Pulitzer, donator
of the Pulitzer trophy, has been re-
ceived in letter to the Aero Club
consentinG to the clubs suggested
program. This includes a 15O-mile
circuit race over 25-mile course at
Mitchell Field, New York, Thanks
giving Day, November %. 1929. and
a second race over n closed circuit
on September "a. 1921. for restricted
claSS of planes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
JAP BASEBALL TEAM TO
INVADE UNITED STATES
Americans I'm Orient VIII Soon
Have Heal Ball Games
Over There.
az AanocInt.d rrc.al

CHICAGO. AUGUST 22.-Ianan is
planning one Of the most ambitious
baseball invasions of tho United
States next spring aud summer that
has ever been recorded in the annals
of international athletics. At the
same time a group OF wealthy Japa-
nese business men are hoping to per
Suade two toDnotch American League
teams 10 visit Japan for an extended
series OF exhibition games.
This news Of baseball In Japan Is
brought back from the Orient by Pro-
lessor Fred Merrihcld. who piloted
tne University OF Chicago nine on its
recent tour Of Japanese universities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
NASHVILLE GOLF

NASHVILLE, TENN, August 2y-
Pollak Boyd. OF Chattanooga, won the
state golf championship here today.
defeating Martin j. Condor. OF Mem
phis. l3 up and IL to pay.
George Livingstone. of the Nash
willie Golf and Country Club. won the
professional tournament with 4 medal
of 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
BRITISH 'BOOED' AND KISSED
AS THEY WIN POLO MATCH
Olympic Committee Meets md an
Apology VIII lie Published In
Antwerp Papers.

tIy Associated Prcssl
y T w ERP, August 2S.-The
"booins" OF the British national an
them at the conclusion of this after
Moons water polo match. in which
England won a hard and close fought
game from the Belgian team, result
ed In the British representatives
calling meeting OF the representa-
tivcs Of all the nations competing in
the Olympiad this evening At the
meeting protest was made over
what was termed n national insult"
and II brought promise OF the pub
LEGATION in tomorrow's official pro-
gram. and in the Antwerp news
papers OF an apology for the action
az IN" spectators. The apology will
Olympic committee. The America n
representatives attended the meet
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
AiRPLANE RACES
IBy Associated pressl

WASHINGTON. August 2s.-Two
Forthcoming transcontinental airp,ane
races were announced today by the
army air service. The first will be
from New York 20 San Francisco, Oc-
tober Is 10 November 90, and the sec
ond. the date for which has not been
set. VIII be from New York to Los
Angeles some time during ,the first
three months OF 1891
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
REDS OUTFIT GIANTS, BUT
NEW YORK WINS BY Alto 0
Second Came of Doublc-IIcndcr
Stopped In First Inning
by Rain.

CINCINNATI. OHIO. August IS
Although the Giants we're outhit by
the Reds today almost two 10 one,
they were more successful in bunch
inE their safe drives and won. 10 o.
Benton allowed twelve hits and
walked three men. but tho champio MS
did not get a runner TO third base
after the first inning.
The second game OF scheduled
double hcadcr was stopped by rain
in the hrst inning. neither side hay-
Ing scored
The series wil. close with n double
header tomorrow. The score:
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AMERICAN WINS OLYMPIC
SCULL CHAMPIONSHIP
Jack Kelly Defeats HndGcId and
Americans Take Heat In Eight
Dared Scniinnnls.

BRUSSELS, August 2S-Jack KEEL
IL. OF Philadelphia. the American
single scullnG champion. defeated
liadfeid. Of New Zealand in min
utes - is seconds In the sem!iinals
OF the Olympic single sculiing race
today.
In the semifnals OF the eight oarcd
event England won the frs, heat in
minutes % seconds, and America
took the second heat in 8 minutes
"a seconds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
Sir Barton Breaks
Record at Saratoga
(ny Axsoo,ntcd prc.sO

SARATOGA SPRINGS. n. ",
August ga new worlds record
for mile and .hrce-sINteenths
was established here this after
noon when Comm ndcr j. X. L..
Ross Sir Hnrion, a-ycnr-oId, emp
turcd the Mcrchnnts' mud Citizens
handicap, covering thr distance In
1 100 Rs. Sir barton, carrying; IT,.
pOunht, clipped trvo-Hf;hs az -
second froEi C,c old mark made by
CudGcI In 1918.
Thc contest WINS ono of the most
sensational seen on a metropolitan
race track in several ycars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
BOXING TEAM TO TOUR
ANTWERP. Aut

ANTWERP, August 2s.-The Amer
lean boxing team. which finished Sec
ond in the recent Olympic contests. is
planning European ton. before re-
turning 20 the United States.
The athletes making the trip Will
be under the management OF IL II.
tSpike) Webb, their coach
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS LICK
PHILADELPHIA BY 5 TO q
II Was Mays First Victory OF the
SensOn-wOrked In 10, Hut
Iuxt Only 4,
ny Assoc!atta prcSs.

ST. LOUIS. August 2s.-A double
by McIIcnry In the eighth inning.
followed by Lavan's sacrifice and
Hcathcotc's single. gave st. Louis a
i TO victory over Philadelphia to-
day.
Il was Mays first victory OF the
season. He participated in fifteen
games but only four are marked
against him as lost. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
SPRINGBOARD DIVING
IBy AAaoe!ated preaal

ANTWERP. August 2S.-Americans
won the first three places in the
Olympic games today. L. z. Euehn.
y. a. C. Portland, was
first: G. Bankston. Olympic Club, san
Francisco, second. and l.. ]. Baibach,
New York A. C.. third
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
AMERICAN WRESTLERS WIN

ANTWERP. August 3s.-The catch-
as-catch-can wrestling CHAMPIONSHIP
OF tho Olympic games was won III
the, american team. with total OF
I-2 noints. Finland was second
with points. Sweden third with s 10
: points. Switzerland fourth with
points and England NTH with 2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
THREE OUT OF FOUR FOR
ST. LOUIS FROM BOSTON
Deb-rry. Pitching His second Game
for Visitors, shuts Out ncan-
InirrS. Z To u.

ID Associated FrcBs-
BOSTON, August 2s.-St. Louis
made IL three out of four of tho Sc
r!es with Boston ~ winning. to o.
Dchcrry. who pitched his second
game !or ST, Louis. held Boston to
taF.1 hsts' only ono home player
reaching aGcnnd base.
The visitors hi Harper hard In the
ihird, combining two singles and a
triple with three passes for five runs
after Two were Out. The score:
1iI,In
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language tina; Carpenter speaks tiuen,ly.
Babe Ruth has struck out moro times
3gatrst the Athletics Than any other team
Fh!!adeiph!ans do.
-, Tho only way the Red Sor can Get into
the hrsi division is on guest card.
The International rage Berlin wrote I,
and 1t looks lac baltimore VIII win II.
Census bureau reports the second divi
SION is ,G:rsey populated by Boston and
fhiladclphis.
Some ump!res call 'em as they SEQ 'em
ma some umpires call EN- before they sec
), When niteheE Esia. too Wild for base
he can still iTive 'n mali d' .rac * an end
As concrete examsls of bali players
'he Athie'!cs are 4 solid success.
Nobody Gan stretch one bag into three
az me Polo Grounds like tho guy that
World series ump!rcs should strike for
5000 this year on account OF the high
cost OF whiskb.oons.
,s s'a Sisjf.ss, xDs5t tina, claim baseball is
the umpire.
to the four hundred eiass - 0e'0ha 10
% The Ss,,Onal Commission will collect It's
this year as usual.
Looks like BABE Ruth's only perform
adjeeiives over the telegraph wires.
II the White sox and Cincinnati cop Tn.
remnants lot Of last years ai!bis ca n be
used Tor thiS vcar's done.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
opal" MORAN HAS SHADE
ON "CHARLEY" WHITE
New Orleans Bozcr Carries the
Fight to Chicago FistIc Star and
GninS the Verdict.

7 Ffy RbSUCIdtcV FTcSY.
EAST CHICAGO. IND, August 2s.-
Pal Moran. OF New Orleans, had a
shade the better of Charley White,
OF Chicago, In ten-round bout here
today. Moran carried the fight to
White all the way. and after furi-
GUS exchange Of blows in the final
round White fell into cl;nch to
wait for tho hell.
White lost his forfeit when he went
into the ring weighing 1875 "a. three
fourths OF pound above the figure
agreed on
White. In few rounds gave a
good exhibition OF Anfighting. but
Moran's superior foot work carried
him out OF danger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
ERNEST BARRY is AGAIN
WORLDS SCULL CHAMPION

Receivers on the Parramattn. Austra5
liz, the Crown Seized byz Eelton 81
on the Thames Last Yenr. 81
LONDON, August 2S.-Ernest Bari
ry, former sculliag champion Of hth1
world, regained the title today b5
defeating, Alfred FELTON,, .the AUS
tralian sculier, on the Parramatta
River, Australia Barry; who LOS!
Thames River last year. won 81
twelve lengths. = Z. ( -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

Totals ............s o 2 81 "A
'EnttCl for lIarpcr IN lhird

.3-UIG Uy INNIN-s. r,
st. Louis 1910 3 % ool o.
DoEion .........0 q 0 . 0 o 90
Summary: Two5ase hIt.-Gerber
%, beHerry. Three base hits--Suith
Cd. stolen bases-Slsicr. Jacobson
Tohin. Sacrlaccs-Gerber. Gedecn,
Meaosky. Double plays--Iioyt 10
scott TO Nclnni3. Left on bascs-St
Louis. .; Hosipr, !. Bases on balls
bcherry. .; Harper. ,; ioyt. 5 lite
of Harper. in innings Iioyt, Z
IN d inninEs. Struck out-by Debor-
ry. u Harper, !: lIoyt. .. Losing
pitcher Harper Empires. owens and
Ch!i!. Time. l:2s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
Totals ,.......... 3! 19 81 II /


Summary: Two-base hit-Daubert.
stolen bases-foung Spencer. Sacri-
10 Groh; Sticking to Daubert 10 Crane:
DOYLE TO Kelly: Frisch TO Doyle TO
Kelly; Doyle to Bancroft to Kelly;
Burns 10 Doyle. Left on bases--New
York. Z: Cincinnati, 10. Bases o,,
balls--0H Eller. 4 OF Benton. /. Hit
by pitcher-By Benton, g Struck our
BY Eller. 4; by Benton. 3. I'm
pires-Rigler and Harrison. Time
1852
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

have to go to Newport News with tho
boys Monday. which will make him \ fun
ne6gcd globe t.ottcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

When "Zeke" wrappcd up rs telegraph
instrument he gave - wonderful demon
s,rat.on OF caring for six-month- old
child. lie may have at home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
J. WOOD PLATT WINS THE
BALA GOLF TOURNAMENT
Philadelphia Champion Conaucrs
Walter III. Reynolds With SIX
Up and -Four 20 Go.

by Associated P.ess1
PHILADELPHIA. August Isl.
Wood Plat, the Philadelphia cham
nament today, defeating Walter H.
reynolds. Geist cup winner. six up
and four to go.
In the semihnals round Plat de-
feated Fred Knight, Whitemarsh 3
and !. while Reynolds won from
George H. Hoffner. former city cham
pion. one UP.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

KeaHsih's principnI duties do not start
It'll after the cama He's the hand!cSt boy
you ever saw around.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

II anyone Is short a, hit or two In
yesterdays game you VIII know the rain
rubbed II of our score books.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

We are ,icklcd 10 death TO print the
following from the Chattanoori Times:
''rv smith the Chattanooca boy who
mendous speed Years AGO on The local lois.
j., plnvinE some grand baseball for the
Richmond team o. the Virginia league
and II Is not unlikely that lie VIII be seen
in faster company next season. According
- "A regent report Ty ls batting .322 having
made no hits out Of $50 times at bal lie
Is batting Il out right now with One Poole
Tor the honor of leading the team Mt
bat Tv, T. great .avnrl,c with the
best ouiiielders in the league
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

'Ba,ted for g. Smith in seventh.
IBatt.d for Lebourveau In seventh.
1Battcd for Belts in ninth.
IBGttcd for Stengel in ninth
Nltan for Crava;h in ninth.
Score by Innings: r.
Philadelphia ........0 oOo1o 0--4
St Louis .......ll o. O O -
Summary: Two-base hits-Meusel,
Fletcher. McHenry. Stolen bases
Lebourvcau. J. Smith. SacrIfce-La-
van. Left on bases-Phi!adelphia S;
-. Louis. 7. Bases on balls-G
Smith. | Belts, !: May. .. Hits-oft
q. Smith. In 6: Belts, in .. Struck
out--by May, 9. Losing pitcher
Lets. Lmpires--Hart and Moran.
Time. 1850.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

GUY Mcwhorter went about his umpis-
ing lob In very business like way. He
called his best friend Schulz for giving
him an argument.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

Richmond all winter. make /, his home.
II you wan, to Ee, in a fight tell him
he's Eolng back to the Yankees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

Too bad We. couldn't see Scott work. but
next week Gonch will usc him AGAINST
ihe Truckers for your benefit They say
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

There will be lots OF fun next week end
when the Trucker. hit town. II they
can't win they would hate TO see us COP.
20 /; looks like some good games IN store
for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

BROOKLYN ard CINCINNATI both lost yes
terh9y: hut tha Giaitj went Out and won.
making the thrc. Natlnnai League Leaders
ever ciokcr together than those In The
younger lcarue.
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LET'S co
nY GuSBoAr HUDSON.

NEW YORK. August 2s-Cerpentier
VIII Tcht lcvinsky percentage, n
LANGUAGE tina; Carpenter speaks nuen,ly
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Babe Ru,h's arm has become Infected
hv an Insects bite and II Will proha hi
he ten DAYS before nc returns 10 the Yam
kee linc-up. Physicians made three-inch
Gu; In Babes arm and Think they have
checked the infection. Ruth witnessed
Yesterdays game from - md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

Census bureau reports the second diyi-
Snn IS GJse!y populated by Boston and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

Some ump!res call 'em as they see 'em
ana some umpires call 'em before they seo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

The Yankees Knocked Off the white
SoA Yesterday. making the three LEADERS,
Ia thc American much closer together.
This ~ the tine game or 90 lost counts
awful lot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

Babe Ruth has struck out moro times
agatrst the Athletics Than any other tea m
NMhsn IN Phiiafe lph:a Babe does as the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

The International rage. Berlin wrote
and II looks lac baltimore Will win IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

When niteheF Eeta too wild for base
He still drive a mali truck. u'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
BATTER UP
iiY JOE CGHS.

Virginia League Yesterday 70 Cash a game:
The Goobers tried. hut the rain crossed
lale sticks. us up nearer the lead and a
flop the part of either Petersburg
front s e % s Ea 2mr xaS au thsS
VIII never be overtahen.
Walter Schulz. who won yesterdays
s.tbook during tho ruiny entertainment.
Walter Bays there was not much noneJ In
SY kn? Int wa af IKE Ss q the us gphs 10
get back nj. c!uss ring. which was mart
% the contents. Lets hone tho nnde.
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The Yankees Knocked Off the white
IN N. an'nx me shTee slfeis
This IL TING tine game or lost counts
an awfu! lot.
tcrdly. but tbs GialiJ went out and won.
making the three NatIonai League leaders
ever closer together than those in The
There will be lots Of fun next weekend
when tn, the ,Tracke;s hit town: II they
20 /; looks like some good games IN store
for Us.
Guy ob ~ vs9y YsnF soH his gmo
called his hes, friend Schulz for giving
him an argument.
Too bad We. couldn't see Scot, work. ,bu,
next week Gooch Will usn him against
ihe Truckers for your benefit. They say
he's good.
;, ninE A5rar99n says he's going r. stay In
hes you son Man Jack Get shS aEa, tell him
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