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SPORTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE OWNERS
HOLD IMPORTANT MEETING
SloSuis Vote to Restore agreement
with demonstrations Action
OF Chicago Cabs.
ssoeintcd r..as.1


NEW YORK. June 23.-National
League club owners meeting here to-
day voted 10 restore as soon as prac
ticable the working agreement with
the minor leagues. and requested
President Ilcydler TO notify the
American League. as well as the spe-
cial committee appointed by the
minor leagues for this purpose. that
this National League was ready to
enter conference.
The action OF the Chicago Club i'm
me Lee MaSee case and war on
gamblers and contract jumpers. was
Endorsed.
After expressing the opinion that
me failure of President lcydlcr and
president Ban Johnson. OF the Ancri-
tah League. to reach an agreement in
thc selection of chairman of the ma :
tionii commission, Was hanllicapDinc
the best interests or baseball. he
cause OF the lack OF n strong and in
dependcnt form of government" III.
clhD owners urged their executive to
make another effort TO come To a def
hltc decision with the American
league head without delay.
me action OF the national commits
SION diSharrinE all contract jumpers
from the major leagues was unnni-
mons!y Endorsed. National CLUBS %a.c
instructed not to arrange exhibition
games within the territory OF a minor
cluo without the consent Of the club.
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GRAPPLERs MEET TONIGHT
Elimination Bout. Start n, uro,.,,,
Arena--smith win WrentIe
Lutiuclr

FIRST OF the elimination ma,-h.s
OF the middle weight wr"stiios
tournament. 30 be conducted In ,hls
city, VIII take place tonight IN -
broadway Athletic Arena wS",,
Zeke Smith. the Richmond grat,T.,
VIII meet Martin Luducke ana .r,,l
Hansen ni, VIII clash with .Farmcr''
Keller The match between E,r,,.
and Luducke VIII he the nrs, on ~
program Nnd VIII begin at ga
o'clock Gov
IN ehcountcrIng LuduX<e srf,+,
WIN meet grappler said Ia be n,,.
OF inc fastest men who ever bgs
wrestled in this city Luduckn viz
nave slight margin over Smith IN
inc way of weight. hcing hbou, aiy
pounds more than the Rich,nonI
boy, but the latter So cxuect.1 -
onset this by his knowledge or mo
Roller and Hansen have hoe,
booked az the feature event or Inc
trrogra:~. atd this AFFAIR should hn
Iull OF pep from start to nnish. Ttn
iiirst named gave a good sccoun, n,
himself In his nrst maiSh here scv.
yeral weeks ago. He relies in n large
measure upon the sc!B0rs hold as a
mean OF throwing his opp9nent. and
1s expocted 80 cause Hansen trouble
an tonights affair.
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HOston.

Ip..!s 81 t2Ei- Totals ..2s 7?T I
tsatt"t :ar l.avan in fourth
ria-tcG :.r Nay IN ninth.
-IAtttl :-g Nug.h In eighth.
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TAKA-COLA WINS

Taxa -kola broke their losing
streak yesterday afternoon at BYRD
Park when they smothcred Richmond
Terminal by the score OF to O.
Doubles Napier. on tho mound for
The soft drink boys. whitcwashed the
rai!roaders, allowing only six hits
all widely scattered and at no time
WAS in danger OF being scored upon
Big Ben Davis, who drew the hirl-
Ing assignment for the West Endcrs
was clouted at will allowing twelve
binglcs, one triple by Carter.
The nelding of both clubs was OF
high order and sta~ raj bits OF spark
ling fielding brought Justly merited
applause from tho stands. Taxa
kola leading in this respect with fe,ir
fast double plays
Tho features of tho game outside
the pitching OF Napier was tho hit
ting of McGehce, who secured three
hits in four trips 10 the plate. while
the fielding OF Pi;t, Poh and Pcndlc.
ton was OF high order For Terminal
the work of Gordon and Monore stood
out above the rest.
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Totals 80 go Totals - sa7i5
'hn'ief for Ring In ctrhth.
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TILDEN TAKES MATCH
american Tennis Player scores Ens,
victory Over EnEllShn,nn. French
Crack Defeated
my Associated rress.I

7 TT .fHNUC!II"II -F'NS.
WIMBLEDON. ENG. Juno 81
William 4. Tilden. of philadelphia
scored an easy victory over s Frani;
I'm, Surrey County player. Of aboIi;
S,cr"tch form. in ioday's play Of thc
the match did not provided the an
ticiputch light. however. Tildcn i'm The
quickest fashion anncNinu Tn, fra
two sets G-i, Ill in twenty minutes
and then taking tho third set Go
tn" sensation OF the hav was fur.
nishcd By the defeat Of Andre Gohcrr
the French crack. hy Zenzo Shlmidzu
Of Japan.
The result was most Surprislnr
since la tho London championship
tournament last week made the Ian
player.
G.. Scheurleer, Of Holland, b.a,
Nichola Mishu, OF Rumania
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RESOLUTE WINS RACE
ia" Nnuitic for seventh Time I'm
''ihi H-n"h-s--f.,rnf Was Over
iN''nIy-Niir Course

@-"F'Ji:T :. Llnc .a.-rhc
s.opp i.tsolG'e aad.4 tile seventh w.n
10 her string o,vsc,or!es 10 ,he Amer
-eas cup defense elimination series
todaE, defeating thc Tau!;lo by ono
IN mute s"Y"H seconds. correc,od
UNA Today race. the tenth o, Tho
US over a t"entg-'ni,c
legs.
The Hcso!u;s made a SLOW getaway
a. she Nbed for a new start. Both
yachis spit tacHH after starting. tho
aH't'" gong TO port and her rival
20 s'arboard Thc beat 10 winty.rd
"aF hard battle, the Rcsolu,e gain
ins few seconds on Tho To,urn
th. an!'ic gained and led INC Hesu-
guy. hE one second AZ IN" finish los
Ing 'nc race On the time allowance
% one minute eigh, seconds
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LEOOUX LOSES BOUT
French iinntnm Defeated by joe Uur.
man at ChicnSo-Niurriy Out
points Fitzgerald.
tBE uulverSsl Service

PHILADELPHIA, PA. June %.
Charles L@doux bantamwe;eh; OF
France, IN his first American dgh;
tonight les: 70 Joe Bu-maa, Of
Chicago. - the Ice Palace
Burman Won every round with the
execution ot the last. Ledoux kep;
oo-.ns IN. elt Buraaan me: h!m with
ever rush and unprecedented him re-
Ic1lealy ~ the finish II the hou:
ne french champion was bleeding
from the nose and IN7u;h. while the
chicago lad .ef; lie ring without
-rars
Jimmy aiu-7ay ou-7o.a;ed Whites.
.zrera-i n ihe 9gcH:ar bout.
Although :loDTeC twice in cha FIRST
-t1ut Paul ?U-yea- u Baltimore.
.esi@d the eight rounds asa.ns; E.aD
--st7@!5e D: Cleveland
-7- yelling a. CIicago. failed -
nae tae stipulated weight o.: .SE
lF--Cs -5- A-S bout WIN Gegt.s,
-aarey q: Baltimore Ws.l.us
.=h-d ISIS IL; wh.la clancy -rad.
3-i-2 ChsDey waived Ia haaL.s.ap
a7veTs- aal We.l.nz won hz.i.Iy
ia.t's * rauHds Clancy oue. aaa
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COMMITTEE CABLES RULE
Foreign Golfers Give Their View, ON
important Changes In Playing
code.

NEW YORK. June 23.-The rule the
Eoya! ana Ancient Golt Club CON
miitee wi!l recommend was received
ia u!s following Cablegrau, ;oa.y
hy W - canderpool. secretary OF
Tn" Royal and Ancient comruI,
zee VIII recommend sanction OF siy-
u.e. modification FOR the Cnitcd
H'asaS winch IS; IN match play. when
'yt' bhI!s ar. on the putting g:ron.
LHt IiaN"r whose bail liz nearer mo
noe MAJ play first. IL he 80 elect.
",i'liE I" riay, the player whose
~ Earliest from the hole may
NY ms orponcnt's ball. thereby con.
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YALE SECURES REVENGE
"e,'h's Harvard In second Game Nv
"r" or : Ia Play Final Com
test SATURDAY.

rtI,pT,'IENNA taoc.Ai'd I'rcts
-. ~" "lf' OF, MASS. Juno "a
~" 's"h.G the s"ri"s with Harvard
today by defeating The Crimson 49,, a. -
TO . '''H"" 'ta'H
roor Adding 10y the Crimson ou,.
ne,h ana !he batting OF Holmes Who
sihlc for liarvard's downfaiI
+ne Needing game viii b. nl,y.d
day. va 9a'u
V Icoro ny inning Ri. T..
Harvard ..... 10000 30
Eaueries-coxe and Peters; Goodc
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HOT MATCHES PLAYED
Nor'.n Fight Hard for pincc in Finn.
Round on Detroit
Courts.


DETROIT jure - some Aouy
1"tssis- matches 'rar.et ;hs second
2s3E pay ~ tha a-a2.ts % ,he We
'z@hs N=f.7ss! Clay c9grs ,saIs
r-z- -tgazr
Ma z.r4ef.te.n. ID a9.ion. sr.ss
i-s.- q. - LOUIS S...s remnant. OF.
= Ar=-- art Ms BALM q %e,g
t--5 H1- ,-".- matches and VIII
I-s >.ata-=ts!n wi, meet
-s-5 %-.-t- ana Mss Gould the tl,.e
hp,gz' ~ oppose 5ss< Tenant.
Ats II sItou. ~ Chicago. ,1oE
'a-E@ games - n. frs' u her
.a-i- "itr mi.s Gould today. bu,
~ :=p!2n rallied. and won GO
&ss z-se-z,e.u defeated Miss
n 1.s., ..G. .-Q -.
'i.sS - "on 80. .-3, IRON.
NJ Nal,1 n Mc|.il o: Cna.5
SO M's h..I!r defeated tiiss G5G-
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Boston.
Totals - sts:: TotAI. ts:-i.
'3at:rt 90 Norton t. seventh
rRau to- o'<ail. Il ninth

sEiosi.9 &:,.s: -
S1ia-ra-g EG-s-E3ao;,er g. Sg;-
WaI,e', J-,=s -. .,T.. ~. gAl-,-sa-
SrssEer. -foE-St1- ~ We -
rs an; .s-s-. ~. -To-rsss hits
M=acssy. i;c---@-. Str S-a-- .s,s--
-rIs'- G-'-.is- T5z-s.-- u-sr slave
----s5sts- Wa ~ Ser'. q - 7ra|-.
L. zttt- - h,s--r t1-s,
g 2S>ss H--:., = "a =yr
. G-s--T 49, - 2-ri
- :. -.---.------ rs-s- -
- - -ss. v--.-=
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DODGERS DEFEAT PIRATES


Es.lgkLHN, y. Y. June 2s-Thc
E.HrhiEu .Natona!s defeated Pitts
.Sh. 70 mere today.
A" pirates punched three hits and
q Sief.ac" of Vanguard Tor Two runs
in the frs: inning
W At.i tt!d Miller getting three hits
ca and Johnston two
.Ae clubs w!!! play of a postponed
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Southern Association.

Z. r'i'i game, Memphis B: Atlanta l.
,g..i faime. Atlanta, ,; Memphis. /
1911 INNINGS by agrccncnt)
fiFAt game. Little Rock. 4: Bir.
ming han1' Second game. Little
Rock, 3. Birmingham. 2 caIlna =,
eng ~ eighth inning by agreement
n:irNcn inningsD :"
mobile. .. Chattanooga. 4.
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~zekc" Smith Signed 10 Um,,re

The Athletic League has secured
"Iekc" Smith. local Grapp!cr. as nm.
nirc. "Icke" has had Considerable
experience as an arbiter. He viii
games between the X. H. Kramer n,L
10. Il Crump teams next Saturday ~,
Byrd Park. when they hook up for a
double header.
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chicago ..' O ooo, u;
~ ''ft .,...... "a q o %
t..iitiy Rnns-McTl.lc. Young f'risch
- 'sr fiEl|.hfr Fr.sch. T.vG-nasc bi;.
- na"r Slefalc. fr!sch. stolen basSa
oi.... ;%isI.,c HSrzor.. sncrihces
~ 80 w. hINT. Double p'ays- ilnnc,of,
WSrpE ~ kc.h HoIlocher. Terry and
On iaso.>;:ss y. ELY ana bancroft. Left
~, .sr-tnn.y J NeAanh"r. 2 nil Nv
GU vs. Tonry. e. ~ Aiexmnd"r I, rTh
IL.t- Nurnn and KIGler Tiinc I2s -
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ATHLETICS ARE BLAKKED

CHICAGO juno
out 'n.ia 2a.a - q ,t4a.
htnch.n- si's renind tas.s III a,tft
S Shd .if4,.e ;.s.a!ng u ;ae y.gi;5-s
p!Nchcs. IcIs<.1's Euira- -.
the left neld b!sAchers Sror.
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New York
Totals az o2Tlo Totals az 927i-
'Batted for Shockc- in eighth.
MATTED for Van Glider IN ninth.

New York ........n q J ! d--r
st Louis ...........o Is
summary: Ruus--Wa,d. p'na ca
Ruth (.). Pratt. Toxin. Williams
S@r"r"S Observation-Disclosures Toh.u.
Austin Gerber Two-bHsr hIis--Roii"
SEVERED Williams Three hase fiit-Pipp
Homr tuH-Ruih stolen hase-Prati. :.
Sacrihoes-Aieusel. Austin. Double plays
Pratt 10 pcckinCJrAush to pipp, Mcusel
70 P!iT Left on hases--New York. ):
ST Louis s; isaseS o. bails-oT
of Van Glider. J. lIt>-oG Shawk"y. :
in 10; on quinn: IL :-S; OF ShocHer.
: in :. off Van Glider, IN ! Struck
out--by Shawkes, 3 by Shorker. :. Win
ming pitchrr--Shawk"y Losing pitcher
Time M
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Cincinnati ...'., o.uoo o o a o %
lhilub, iphia ........ n o @ u "A
. SNnn.ary Runs .Hawl!ugs. StcnEsl.
~, uSei Errors- kopf Rawlings. Williams
..ESs Sacrifices Williams Rawlings.
Fletcher. Dout.e r!aya-EawiiuEs. I'Ictch.r
ana l-uGnras, Rawlings ana IGdcrus. Lief.
~ bases C.ncinua:l e.: Philadelphia. :.
Eases ~ balls OF King ! 90 Meadows.
2 ltIis--oH Ring. in . innings: OF
Fisher. II inning. lit by p.tchSr-by
KIN: tStcrcen. los Meadows tDunCanl.
struck out-.-hy Ring hy Moadaws l.
Losing nitchCr--R;nE Umpires-QuicIcy
anu ~ Day. Ti'u" l:Sq.
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south htInu,ic I.,c,,,

hhfl"ston, !: Columbia !. (Elcycr
innings. darknessj VI
H,parianhuts 7: Charlotte. e.
HuSusts. o. Grccnvillc. 4.
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f.-th I'rn ........ ........-2
~ -: p .-... ..--.. --.-..! ai1c g
-'"!t"tFi Run carey. Whi,ted. John
=. @EcF' NnH.tr ay. Olson Errors
:, "tEtEe Iysu.ursc hits-MI!lcr
- i'e.n ih5"e has' hits-IOhnston. O!,
80 H...'H "t''s--J oiU-ipa. S4rsIuc..-
rr'.i'hworth I..:' on -P.ttsnursh. :.
."-" $h' Bare. ou baiIs-C.ris0n. g.
NH CH''a'T. j. IN I; 81; Hamilton
IL Struck out.-Caris"n. !! Siar,,!5r,i
n-HHIL 2 iI.nrr- &arquurG I.Ds!n.
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SPORTS
ANOTHER HOMER FOR BABE
RUTH SECURES TWENTIETH
CIRCUIT DRIVE IN ST. LOUIS
Sends Bnll 10 Center Field Blcnchcrs
lanks Take Game and
lnv NssocIatc! rrc:.s. ]

Ny AssOcIltrI I'f'f,S.
ST. LOUIS, June 23--"Ba he" Ruth
hit his twentieth home run OF the
season in the New fork-St. Louis
game here today.
odd game of the series.
Shawkey was forced 10 retire in the
ninth. when he strained his LET, side
while pitching.
the second ball pitched into the cen
ter field bicachers.
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international I.c,,-

Jersey Ci,y. 1870, Rochester. "A.
80! iinofc, -; Akron. 20.
leading. 4. Buffalo. /
toronto, as; Syracuse. 81.
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BRAVES WIN FROM CARDS
~ As.nclntel rrnss.

BOSTON. Jun. 2S.-Doak's wildness
in the first inning enabled Boston
TO pile up tour runs against 81 Louis
ana easily WIN the second game Of
the series today. Il to >.
ii"rnshy polci long home run to
cent?: ~ tile second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-24

~ Worth, ~: San Antonio. 90.
n.n u'nont I Dallas. ..
w lohU" rails. 9: Galveston. r.
shreveport. C: Houston. .
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
American Association

~ W" Nh"o. ~; Minncapolis. 81.
,',ninhus, 10. louisville. s.
iiudIhnapolis, s. Toledo.
81. raul, 10; Kansas civ. 7
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CHAMPIONS DRAW BLANKS F..
PHIlLlES DEFEAT REDS
WITH MEADOWS PITCHING
Quaker Iiurlcr Allows Cincinnati
only rive hit. and Wins,
:: III u.
IRy Nssoolatel rress.l

PHILADELPHIA. June 23-phila-
deiphia shut out Cincinnati today, 3
10 g.
The visitors made brief rally in
the eighth inning. when Wingo was
hi! 10y pitched ball and SS@. who
battcd for Ring. singled, bu, Mead
owS tiShtemcd
Five singles were all the hits the
Reds were able TO gather from Mead
OwS.
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INDIANS DEFEAT BOSTON
iisy Associated Press. |

iBy Associate. Prcss.l
CLEVELAND. June .5-Clevcland
made II three straights from Boston
today winning TO 8 in fourteen Ia
ninys. Tn. winning run was scored
with one out OH successive singles
by Chapman, Speaker and Smith
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s.: LOU. " oioo o Gi o.
Bus'pu .... y o u / q =.
SNIulty. Ecas -lIeathcotc. Hornsby
i-vN go. s.1h. EaEEs, HolEo ca. HuCCkci.
tsrFp-s- iiaTUsbs, North Ho!ke. Tw0-base
y. ltHru=yt Ih-te-basc hii-Ssuyk
it"G4- -4a- '!uTIsby. SAC!!iiC.s--Cru!s,.
!..E. NH-HnNillr p1ubi, pley-shottun
I" G-1..T Hrft On Dissatisfaction. 3
- Leafs BASES on balls-oT Doak :.
81 SAr+ i: on ucscheer. = iIl,a--ori
Us i--iH-. OF North. in = innings; OFT
.i@2 a.ia ~ irn!rE struck out--by
-" ns'f { Fy North. :. Losing pitcher
ie-A NIn-ites--N.siB ana Emslic. Time.
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s BATTLE AXE DROPS CAME
CHURCH HILL NINE TAKES
CONTEST FROM LEADERS
MARSHALL Fans Fourteen Men nuL
Secures Victory Over linrrciSon.
Jenkins Plays We'll
CONNER CIAi. LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
church nm, ): Battle Axe. 5.
TAXA kola, i: Terminal, o.
Where They Piny Saturday.
Taxa Koia VS.. c. II. y. c.. ut ByI

Taka-ltola US. c. II. \. c.. at Byrd
Park
Battle Axe VS.. Terminal at Ter
minal Field.
Battle Axe met defeat ut the hands
OF the Church Hill nine yesterday at
6. &. y. Field By the score of > TO 3.
Manager Waddlil sent his best bot
HARRISON. against TN" Church Hill
team. but they punched hits off OF
him and won.
Jenkins played stellar ball. not
only on the defensive. but getting
three safe bineles.
Marshall on the mound for Church
iiiil was in fine form and pitched "A
mastery game. striking ont fourteen
OF tho shoe men, anil kcciInG his
hits scattered.
In the first four innings he famed
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TONEY BEATS ALEXANDER

new YORK. june n -.r,,.y io,.
- At'Aandcr mere today Neg ynrL
n.'."''hH thic"xp ~ tho second game
ni 10" series by score OF = to l.
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nanyiilc, g. High Point. 4
rnielsh' = Winston Salem, 2.
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NV IL.
ISultlc


un,na w! nnns;;:,i. iy.SI,n
inEship. Wharton. Jenkins. Tignor, 2: Mar
snail Errors-I3caic. Hotchks,, iirEon.
Two-hnSe hlts-Cross!cy. Three bas n
hits-Hotchklss. waddui. Banklne hip
stolen bascs-Devine, MarshRl, T!Enor
Sicriitc" hits-iticks Double plays
Crossiey 10 Blankinship TO cress'ey 10
h4Rnsingsh'p TO waldlil to ni.n.iuesh!p
Loft on Shscs-Church mn. :: Il.ia ANc
3 Hasc: "n balls-oG Harrelson. T. Struck
oGt-hy Marshall. -, 10 HARRISON. $. Time
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. ;; Chicago. l.
lrookl,n. ): Pittsburgh. =.
philadelphia. 3: Cincinnati. o.
ltnAInI Ii. Il Innis

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
iittshurrl, at brooklyn 1.-TWO rainr>l
thitar" ut New York
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
81. IcuiS ut i,u>t on
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Takn- KOia.
Totals ....2s Is 2tii

s'''.''''' ~ v " " y y n 2 To
nhh hnia ....,. 90 . q 9 ! IS
summary; Runs-ioh. Pcud,cton. Nc.
t'n.s. .; Carter, SUNNI. Napier Er-
ar'"r. stolen hoSr--p,t Sacrifice hits.
i..tI, Siunpf Doub" rinys Napier to
! c''G!eton 10 carter, :, poh t. P"udlctOn
- Carter, Left ON, hascs-'r'riniuni, /.
= AKA kol", & Bases on balls OFT ~ p!cr
:: on Dh|!s, J. Strr0h oGt-by Davis. l.
Napier, 5 Cmpirc-Sh.!tnu -
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PHILADELPHIA.


IhlIA Hrlvhla 4 \ n !, y,
Chicago ~ d g-
suTm4ry Fan.-l,!so.+ No. ~
E Eeissh O. MeMQtlir Ctro;;e r.,ra-.L
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-24

WHERE THEY Pi.iY To-Day.
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Petersburg mt Portsmouth.
suffolk at Newport News.
Wilson at Rocks Mount
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-24
RUTH HITS TWENTIETH HOME RUN
How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY


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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-10-28
Harding Denies
All Connection
(Rv limited Press)

Washington.-The state departm ent
today was confronted with Senator
Harding's fat denial of the statement
of Secretary Colby in which it was as
serted Washington D. Vanderlip, who
recently secured trade concessions
from the soviet government, was an
agent of the Republican nominee. The
statement said, according to report
from the United States consular agent
at Riga, Vanderlip told Lenin he rep
resented Harding "and made certain
proposals regarding the recognition Of
the bolshevist government" Harding
promptly denied he had ever heard of
Vanderlip. 1t was considered doubtful
today that the state department would
say anything further about it. The
questions today were whether engage
ments entered into by Vanderlip could
be carried out. The United States has
not sanctioned its citizens trading with
the soviet except at the traders risk.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-10-28

that there was every indication of an
early return to at least normal busi-
hess"
It was said by men connected with
the Nash factory that there was no
reason to expect any farther great re-
duction in the business Of the conn
pany's plant here or in Milwaukee. No
contracts are being written at this
meeting of the distributors and as the
company has cut working hours from
fifteen to eight hours on an average
for the departments it is believed that
the entire production will easily be
assimilated by the demand which IS
being reported from the various parts
OF the country for the Kenosha and
Milwaukee made automobiles. 1t is
certain that the coming of the new
Four will very largely simulate the
sales of all of the Nash distributors
and it is not believed that this viii
greatly reduce the demand for the SIX
cylinder car which is to be made in
the local plant.
Reports indicated steady demand
for the various types of Nash trucks.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-10-28
Booze Runners
Shoot Policeman
(By Associated Press,

Chicago Policeman Louis Woehr
was shot early today while attempting
to prevent a robbery of a medicinal
liquor house. 1t is believed he will
die. The robbers escaped after thew
had driven away one truckload of Ii
quor worth, the owners said, several
thousand dollars, and had piled up 100
more cases in the rear of the building
awaiting the return of the truck. The
liquor company's warehouse occupies
the ground floor of building, above
which is a home. A woman living
above heard the thieves and turned in
an alarm. Three policemen went to
the scene and Woehr found a lookout
posted at the rear of the building. He
grappled with him and second robber
appeared and shot the officer in the
back. The thieves scattered. Another
policeman, Theodore Marpool, was kill
ed here early yesterday morning when
he attempted to prevent similar rob
berry.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-10-28
Little Cripple Boy
Awarded 81, 500

Alva Vieau, the happy little cripple
who sometime ago had his leg cut OFT
in an accident on the Northwestern
railway, will have a nest-egg Of $4,000
to aid him in getting along in the
world. Sometime ago the News re-
ported that the claim of the child
against the company had been settled
for $500, but this morning formal
order was issued in the county court
providing for the settlement of the
claim and it shows that the amount to
be paid by the company is $4,000. In
making the settlement, the company
has not admitted any liability for the
accident which caused the terrible in
jury to the little boy. It is understood
that the money will be invested and
held for the education of the child. He
is still the "happy little cripple"