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TIGERS WIN MEET
Princcton's Track Team Defeats IIur-
Ward by Score OF 0i to 2G-vic-
tors Took Every First Place.
lBy Associated Pre-.

PRINCETON, n. J., May 22.-
frinceton's track team defeated Har-
YARD In dual meet here today, 81 to
except in the pole vault, and in the
high jump, where there was a triple
tie for first honors. They swept the
Held in both hurdle events and in
the half mile. Eight new records for
vard-Princcton dual meets were
created, the new marks being In the
lOO-yard dash. the 220-yard dash. the
the mile run. the two mile run. the
shotput, the broad jump, hammer
throw and the ~22o-yard hurdle race.
Gonrdin was Harvard's leading
scorer, taking second place in the
broad jump and the hundred, and
third place In the 220-yard event.
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CARDS WIN IN LAST FRAME

ST. LOUIS. May 22.-St. Louis made
strong finish against New York to-
day, tying the score in the ninth and
winning in the tenth. to .. The
winning run was scored off Benton
on an inheld hit. pass. q sacrifice
and nelders choice.
The firs. triple play here this sea-
son was made by the locals In the
tenth inning. Burns led OF with u
scratch hit down the third base ine
and went all the way TO third on
Stocks Wild throw. Young walked
and Fletcher. who followed him,
lined to right field. Schultz made a
brilliant catch and his throw to the
plate caught Burns trying 10 score
running with tho hit and Clemens
throw 10 Fourier put him out
Sr0re.
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COMM ERCIAL LEAGUE


Where They Play Next Saturday.
Taxa kola VS.. Richmond Terminal.
at Byrd Park: Battle Axe VS.. c. a.
c., at Christ Church.
hIemen Take Game.
Battle Axe defeated Taxa kola
yesterday at Byrd Park by the score
OF TO !. Napier relieved Orr In
the fourth inning and held the Axe
men hitless for the rest Of tho
game. Snead pitched fine ball for
Battle Axe and held the hard hitting
Taxa Kola team to seven hits and
did not give u base on balls.
Battle Axe punched their hits and,
aided by an error. scored three runs
In the third.
Taxa Koia had plenty of chances
to score. but Sncad held them In
the pinchcs. The features of the
game were the fielding OF Whitmorc
and Poh and the hitting OF Poh.
kuyk. Crossley and Snead.
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JOHN MARSHALL DEFEATS
MAURf HIGH OF NORFOLK
Game Bctwecn Leading Prep schools
OF Stntc In Opened with Circuit
NnlnSb INF ln1

John Marshall defeated Maury
High. OF Norfolk. on the G. G. a. dia :
mond Saturday morning BY the score
OF TO In game of many thrills.
The first man up for Maury hit a
home run, but the MARSHALL boys
came back with three in their half
OF the inning. IL the fourth, after
an error and base on balls, Toilin
slammed out another home run. ty-
ing the score.
Tollin pitched "a good game for
Maury. striking out five men and
failing to issue pass. With better
support Harrclson should have held
the Maury team to one run.
The John Marshall boys will play
the Apprentice boys Of the Newport
News snip Yard on Wednesday at
defeated the High School team in
Newport News. recently by the close
score of TO !.
Score by innings: RIIE
J. NJ. III. S.....3 0O3'-S IL .
Maury II. S....1 O03 OoOll-6 4 4
Summary: Home runs-Tollin, AL
Wis. Three base hjts-Carroll (2).
Two-base hits-Leisfleld. Base on
balls-iarrelson go. struck out
by Harrelson, s: by Tollin. ). I'm
pircs, Smith and Bell.
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FAST MATCHES LOOKED
FOR. TUESDAfs;NIGHT.i
Pair OF Grnpples to aiKkGE: Debut
Before Rlchmohd,S
Audience. fS.- a'

"Zeke" Smith, local WRESTLER, has
completed every detail iinMdent to
the staging Of his secondsapen-air
night. Smith has secured tw6 Of the
most efficient mIddlewcigfft,w restlers
in the country to. make their debut
before q Richmond audienGe,2,iAl Se-
taN, of Detroit, and WalteE Miller,
the Pacific Coast champion, faro the
men, nd Smith Is counting ON these
grapplers to give a hrst=cfas exhl-
Joe Turner, middleW6}ght Of
Richmond and washing ton'.I5ii meet
Sejax. while Smith will takeTon Mill
Ter The affair between Turner and
card and will wind un the-ayftertain-
ment. Smith and Miller Will. go to
the mat at S:30. Both boudsy.will BIO
Laurel and Broad Streetsc:lE
Ladies will be admitted, tree, as
usual. 49, ~ :. =
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Middies overwhelm Lehtgh.

ANNAPOLIS. MD, May 22.-The
Naval Academy field and track team
overwhelmed Lehigh here this after
noon in the closing meet of the sea-
son, 102 to %.
Two Naval Academy records fell.
Curtis took 24.5 seconds from his
own performance for the mile, which
had been the record for the third
successive Saturday. Clapp improye d
the discus record. adding eleven
inches to II this time
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CAST-0FF BROWN PITCHER
BEATS OLD TEAMMATES
Urban Shocker Puts Indian Sign on
Yankees, Hurting Master
full Game.

NEW YORK. May 22.-Shocker
traded by New York to st. Louis two
years ago. defeated the Yankees hero
today. winning score Of . to /.
games from the Yankees in his rev
uniform He held New York's hits
we'll scattered. no more than one
coming in any one inning. ST. Louis
scored It's TWO runs ON Thormahlcn
In the second inning on Williams
single. Jacobson's triple and a squeeze
play. The game was attened by the
French naval commission and artii-
lery ordancc experts now visitlne
the United States. Score:
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SPORTS
CUBS WALLOP PH|LL|ES
IN 0LD-T|ME SUGGEST
bancroft and Cravath Have Wordy
Baltic When Manager Yanks
ShOrtStOD From Came.

CHICAGO. May 22.-Chicago de-
ieated Philadelphia by Is to In i
loosely played smuggling match.
Martin pitched the entire game for
chicago and was hit hard while
l'hiladclphia's young pitcher also
suffered like fate. although indif-
fercnt playing behind them aided
the locals In their scoring.
Shortstop Bancroft was taken out
OF the game by Manager Cravath be-
cause OF his poor playing, and whc
he went TO the bench he engaged
In a wordy alteration with his
ed to develop into a fight Score:
PHILADELPHIA. Chicago,
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DODGERS STOP PIRATES

PITTSBURGH, PA. May 22-Brook-
lyn broke Pittsburgh's winning streak
today, winning to l. The local
team had previously won Ave straight
games. Brooklyn scored all its runs
In the fourth Inning on three singles,
a two-base hit and Grimes three
base drive. Wisncr then relieve d
Cooper and allowed only one hit
during tho remainder Of the game
Pittsburgh scored in the eighth on
two singles and sacrifice rs. Score:
Brooklyn. Pittsburgh.
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Giants and Yankees
Reach New Agreement
my A.,oci,ted pr.,,,

NEW YORK. May 22.-The New
1ork Americans, who recently
were notified by the New Yori.
Nationals to seek new plnyinr
held inter the present season, will
DC permitted TO continue the nae
nI Poio grounds, according to n
telegram received here by Colonel
Jnrob Rupert, president of IN.
iankceS. from Han johnson, prcs-
iucnt or the American League. A
satisfactory arrangement lind been
renrhcu In "a conference ut Chicago
"t the Giants. Johnson saId.
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Crumn Defeut. Oak Grove

d. T. Crump defeated Oak Grove
yesterday afternoon at Byrd Park. In
a game featured by brilliant fielding
on both sides. The playing of Ryder.
for Crump. was the outstanding fea-
ture of the game. He made a triple
double and single out of three
times at bat Thomas and Stanly
pitched a splendid game.
Oak Grove played an excellent
game.
Score by innings: r.
Crump .......o o o OO13 1t
Oak Grove .....2 3 o o OIL o o %
Summary: Two-basc hits-Ryder
Williams; three-base .hits-Ryder. C.
Cook; stolen bases-Kahn.3. Ryder l.,
Gentry 2, George 9: left on bases
Crump 3, Oak Grove &: bases on
balls-on Clements 6. off Thomas .
off Stanly 4; hits-on Clements in
two innings; Off Thomas 3 in I inn
ings. off Stanly 10 in . innings: struck
Stanly 4. Time OF game, so. TIM
pirc. Edwards. Scorer. w. a. Page, Jr.
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KENTUCKY HANDICAP is
AGAIN WON BY KING CORN
Covered Mile md Quarter in c.o4 IL
for Purse OF $4,000 and
Added Money

LOUISVILLE. KY, May 22.-R. L..
takers King CORN for the second
time won the Kentucky handicap at
mile and quarter here today, an
here has equaled eince the race first
was run in 1918. Drastic was second
and Mimic IL, third. Time. 2:O4 / IS.
The stake carried $4,000 In added
money and had gross value of us
20. the winners share being S12,-
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stockton Street Wins.

stockton Street triumphed over the
can bo%SS yesterday in a one-sided
the batting of L. Jones and fielding
of Williams
Score: Ri. L.
Am. Can Co. ooo11oooo-2 S
stockton st. ,S2olloOO x--16 15 9
Batteries: Goodman and McLane;
GrnyH Take Contest
Score by innings: r;
W Woodland Heights Soi 81 ss$$GL-GG
Three base hits, Barnes, Baggctt.
Bases on balls-off Bell: 90; of Dunn
3D. -StrpckIut by Bell l1. by Dun
The Church, lliii Bank went into n
tie for second place by defeating the
street Car boys to the tune of 10 to
F, Robinson, tho Bankers young
pitcher. and Mason. the Garments
twirier deserve credit for the brand
Of ball they pitched: although both
had not wobbied. the ii '" score S" Wouid
have been much closer.
Both teams at times played brill
liant ball, although the game was
ma Jared by errors; errors:
V. Ry; s. Power Co.'1ooo131oo- s
Church Hlil Bank oOl400 33x-11
Summary-Two- base hits. BEDFORD.
Eo5a E EopG s sdso sssr
ice hitsELuth. Double piaya-
Dreamer to Luth, Brandrick to Luth.
Bases on balls-on +. Robinson, (5):
G %d,i Mason ca 20 off bahen' go; on
Bahen. %. Struck out-by T.. Rob-
inson. Co; by Mason, co: by L, Rob-
inson. tSl. Time of game. . hours.
Umpire. Mr.. Bahen. Scorer, Enrough-
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DDysan. Perry fwo-6sse hi,s"speakeTr..
Thomas Sacrl hces- Cha pman. Perry.
Mp CTS. Double plays Smith. Gardner and
Wambsga nss; WuHis2aDss and Johnston.
-eft on bascs- Cictrlrhd. 10: Ihiladc,phia.
J. Iiit by pi,cher-by Myers tDuEan. wal
fs perl peTs tsps1bkeTp2 s'rTsh 9st
Evans and IiIldcbrxnd Time "a
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ncclsctt Postuone, Match.

LONDON. May 22.-Announceme
is made that. because OF an injury
to the hand OF Joe Beckett. the Eng
ish nsay 6m s9SeT thS match
heavyweight. set for June
ii. has been indefinitely postponed.
\ match between Pete" Herman,
of the United states. and Jimmie
Wilde, the English hyweight, has
been arranged to take place in Lon
don in Scptembcr.
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BRAVES BREAK INK

CINCINNATI. o.. May 22-Bos,on
broke lie losing streak OF eight games
at the expense OF the Reds today,
winning to l. Rudolph was In ex-
until tho ninth Preceding the game
the worlds champions pennant won
by the Reds last October was hois,ed
10 the nag pole in center field
Governor Cox. Mayor Calvin, OF Gin
cincinnati. and Managers Moran and
Stallings headed the parade across
the field with n band and the mem
bers OF the two teams followed
ScOYe:
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FANS HOOT HlLDEBRAND

PHILADELPHIA. May 22-Clevc-
land defeated the Philadelphia Amer
leans today for the third successive
time. to 1. Chapman's and Speak
er'S hitting was responsible for the
victory. AS result OF several close
decisions. the crowd swarmed over
I he field and hooted as Umpire Hide
brand was crossing the diamond to
leave the field. Cleveland players
surrounded and escorted him TO the
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McAllister an dthe batting Of Roc
score below.
Score by innings: n
* y. Brauer 80 0 0 / O02 1 o.
Shristo-Cola $3.50 3 0 9 0 0 o IS
=, summary: Two-base hits-Collins.
Luck and white: sacrifice hits
Eictcher McAllistcr: double play
~ McAllister to Patterson: hit by
balls-ofr Kennedy 2, off McAliister
struck out-by Kennedy /. by Nc
Muster O. Time CT game, las. UNI
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Totals ,...25 10 q I Totals So Q ?
Rated for Cooper In NTH
tBatted for wisner In ninth.

:, Score by Innings: u
Pisiis ;is 80 g cSSS2 81
suinmsry: Runs-wheat, Myers ko
rs So. na.e hiss-kopetchy. Carey. eaton
Esfeyi S2er!feea-ward. Cutshaw Dou-
oIe pisfs-Gr!mJn to Cation TO Grimm /;
hsookIyn. g.; Pittsburgh. 3. bases on
IN 5; coap snsFs II H, Si.oen GFme;
s sy!Tuck ou,Ihy Grimes. 4: Wisncf. q
winning pitcher-G rimel. Losing pitch
nr; coop.r Umpires-Risier and Moran
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sIiait.i for Iin,is 4, I,i ''''a' 10 - ID

sshs!! ssas 'ls3,.....:::.s 9 Ss5q g IS
?; Joe Miller. Fiack. Hoiiochcr. 3; Pas.
H HsEEt. al Barber. 9; s.obertson. Terry.
OFarrell. Errors-Lebourvean. 9: ban
croft. 81: J. Miller wheut. Two:bas-
%iia4sf Tbrae assas N9Ss5,.an bsai
Iun-wiillams Stolen ba.es----rerry. Mar
Double piay--pauiette to Bsncrot,. Left
On sa" vel ,,Ing ~: Phiiadelph!a. 2:
S Giafnt WsIh 2; Martin. i Gallia q His.
Ella, Hit BY ptcher-by Belts tDeaD.
Struck out1rby Martin, 6; Bntir. ]: CAL
ehfr-Weinert; U,nplres-kiem and
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Totals 81 I.Tlo Totals ...ss IL 10 IL
tBatted for Shotton in ninth

- Score by innings: r.
St. Sew 1.s dil:a:::5d SIS 8 g &c 81
, summary: Kunn Young. Fletcher
Fonrnler, MGHenry. Heatheote. Errors.
Mciieniy, saGinees@Kaun. s,ocs. La Nan
Double plays-pouslas to Kelly TO Lear:
-Schuitz to Clemens to Fournier Left on
6n r, ii. YORK. 4: ST. Louis. 10. Bases
iia!nes. s; Shcrde!. l.. Hits-on Douglas.
70 in 10 tone gu, In ninth: on ben.
ION, IN OF Halnes. in 8 off Sher-
del, l in !. Struck out-by Douglas. 1 !:
Haines. 8; Wild pitch-DouGias VIM
ming pitcher-SSherdel. Losing pitcher
iBpsn,on .Umpires-ouirley and o'Day
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Terminal, z, Church I'M. =.

In contest full of thrills, Rich
mond Terminal defeated Church Hill
athletic Club for the third consecu-
tive time. The Terminal started out
by scoring one run In each Of the
first two innings. Church Hill forged
scoring one more In the ffth, which
ended the scoring for this team. Ter
m!nal came back strong in the fifth.
scoring two runs, and three more in
the sixth. which ended the scoring
or the game. Saracino'S one-hand
caSch Of Tignor's line drive TO right
center featured.
Score:
Score by Innings: H.
Datt!o Aae ''....'.''........i 2o0oo0 go
summsTy: R;uinp.whi,,ian,corHe.. Jones. Cross.
ley. Biankcnship. Asher Errors-Jones.
snead beale. roh. Carter. Kuyk. Two
10y. Sacrifice hits-Jones. Garter. Sacri-
fee nies-F!gnot. IIoichkiss. Double plays
-WhitmoIe to Iea!e: Snead TO Blankin-
shIp 10 Crossley: Poh TO, Burnham to
Wharton; BurnhaIn 10 Poh TO Pharton
Hi by pitched baii--Whurton. Napier. Left
on on h-ses-i,at,ia Axe; 5: Taka. kola. S.
oin 6 innings. Struck out"by Or. 2; by
Napier, 4: by snead. 2. TiGie OF game.
80 ump!!tIHogan. scoger-Sutton.
Richmond Terminal ........l / Q o . J o %
SUMMARY: Two base hits-Carpen,cr. De-
and Davis. Three base hitsSTisnor. sac
I!hce hits-Jenkin-. WOODWARD. Saracino
Stolen bas.s-H!cks. Dcyine. Liggon. Mon
bsSl, on Msr.hali. 's : s 81 Ssl's ous@
Ei,chsr.J ohnson: TirnoT' A'' BalS-Mar arr
via pitchIpav!s umpire-Mr. O''foole.
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T g e siSr,an ...:....5 s3sS:SGS-i2
;, Summary. Runs. Collins. Murphy.
z; Collins; WeaysF. JaSkson. Eeiseh. Jour.
Roth. Harris: .: Picin!ch. Errors-jour.
dan, Judge. Two-basc hlts-Mnan. Schaik
Roth. Three-basc hi,S-Jackson Shannon.
HaTis,, picinich, saet!rces-E. Collins.
Mem ullsn. Schalk, Left on bases-Chi-
Zachary. { .schaeht. J. Williams. J. Hits
on Zachary, In 2l-3 tnve runs scored
as. HIT by. pItcher-by. Zachary (Jour-
d.T r.; @'iiiaR yn,.t SehaShp H., Struck out
molly and Moriarty. Losing pitcher
Zachary. Time. 2:0S
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Dauher,: Kopf to R.th to Daubert: Mar
aa tom. G,na Holhs Let' on basesmnos-
on SsiIee. !; Rudolph. j. Mi,s.oir Sal
st,ch.rmln,ys; ss bi5is.'ler. s In i ht by
inr e, ch,, btssssis! i, Rpdolph Los
and Hart. Time, lac
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Braner Drons Gnmc.

The Christo-Cola team de feated the
r. b. Brauer team in closely con-
Cola boys played an errorless game.
This. coupled with the pitching OF
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THREE STRAIGHT FOR SOX
nv Associa,.d pr...1

WASHINGTON. May 22.-chicago
made 1t three straights from Wash
ington. DH winning today's game.
10 10 6. Zachary. for the locals. was
knocked out of the box In the third.
when three passes. a hit bats,uan
and Six hits ncttcd seven runs.
Score.
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EASTERN S. S. LEAGUE

Where They Play Next Saturday
wood.
Union, Station VS.. st. Johns, at
lakewood.
East End Wins.
The East End Baptist bows had
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81, John. Lose.,

The lakewood Baptist team had a
reg ular smuggling fest ut lakewood
yesterday. defeating the st. Johns
boys by the score of IA to 2.
Score by innings: r.
lakewood ....... Ol33100 oil
ST. Johns ......... 100000 o. g
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Totals ....o3 q 20 Totals 80 u "
.Battei for .Tho.mahlen In eighth

s. Ta %s4s .::::$ : g SSSS g -;
Sunms Runs-williams jacobson.
pipp. Erto.s-t;erber. 2; .,Tho-inahlen.
pIpp. Thrcc-base hIts-Iacobson. BodIe'
stolen bsscs-Peckinpaugh. Gerber Sac.
Pratt. Double play---ptait TO pecfin.
nauEh TO- Pipp. LIEF, on bases---New
OF Thormahlen. ]; Mays. !: shocker. ].
ii!is,.on Thormahlsn. In, s.: Nays. / in
er. Z. Losing pitcher-Thorinahien. u,n-
pIres-Dlacen and Nall!n Time a.UL
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CINCINNATI. OHIO. MySYts.-out.
fielder Tom Griffith. whnnshSa gons
into the brokerage businesS and de-
ball" will return to thes Hrooklyn
Club, OF the National League. he
VIII leave with the BrookiYn team
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little trouble defeating Union Sta
ton by the one-sided score Of IL to /.
Score By innings: Il.
East End .. 3o321 OF Ola
Union station -. o / 0 o 90 0 o. /
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ATHLETIC LEAGUE


Oak Grove VS.. r. Il. Brauer. at
Luck Field (two games).
Crump VIZ. Christo-Cola. at Byrd
Park. Diamond No. 8 two games5.
Games start at o'clock.
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Cincinnati
Boston

Totals LII 9 27ls Totals "a. 6 q Il,
Score by innings: r.
G G2s'G% .::::S g % 8 9 9 g;
, summary: Runs-Powell. Maranviiic,
hath. Errors",Duncan. Kopf. Stolen
Rudolph. Double piays-Groh to Rath to
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OLD DOMINION LEAGUE
OF The Clubs

Sne~ton Woodward IS 1000
ienn; mutual 80. $50
nnnisntS COLUMBUS ! $50
Penn Mutual Wins
Penn Mutual defeated *. of c. YES
terday by the score of IL to g. The
whole Penn Mutual team hit the ball
X. of {; .:...... o2oooooo1-5
rem Mutual 49,. $4,000 x-l2
hardware Boys Win.
Newton Woodward defeated the
Blues by the score OF 10 to 3. Fea-
lure Of the game was the pitching OF
Powell and the batting of the whole
Newton Woodward team.
Score by innings: r
Newton Woodward 1234567se-i0
Blues .........;.. 10000 o. 3
-, summary: Three-basa hits-F
Timmons t2). Cosby. as. Two base
hits-F. Timnon dc Timmon, rs,
SSosGy. ~, Chittin. %. StruckoutZ
~ Powell; IL: by Crow l. Umpire,
BeNder. Time of game LIE
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Fulton.
Grays VS.. c. II. Bank at Clark's
Hili
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Straws!
Splits, Sennits, Leghorns,
Bangkoks, Panamas, Milans.
All picked with an eye to
quality.
You come to us for your
straw for the same reason you
come to us for your suit
You know you can't get
stuck.
Money back if you want it!
Lo, and Behold, our low
leather shoes are all leather
not a "part-paper" shoe in our
stock.
We're on a quality footing
from the sole up.
Yet we ask less for all
leather than other dealers sup
posed to sell high-class shoes,
demand for their "part-paper"
cOunterfeitS!
Hats, $500 up.
Shoes, $3.50 up.
Kzk;zz&z;!!zz94!;:s!.,
COS East Broad.
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STANDING OF CLUBS

g., 1I WHERE THEY Play TO-DAY. '
- Chicago Mt Washing lon
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Hictmond. "a; Norfolk. SO. (First
Sanho. ~ inninKs. Second kame. innings.
ssI a1: 81, Wilson. : III inpinxs>:
Petersburg. 2; Rocky Mount'0.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
RESULTS YESTERl

- WIERE THEY PLAY MONDAY.
ltlchmOud at suffolk.
Norfolk mt Petersburg.
Portsmouth ut Rocky Mount
Newport News ut Wilson
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PhuntieiI,iiin.
Cleveland.

Totals 81 10 = Il Totals 81 5TI3
sBatted for Perkins in ninth.
.'Battcd for Perry In ninth.
Score by innings: =
ne re He!aha .,............. oo22ooeo o.
t.iiauciptIa y U U y y j o OIL
> u m IN ary: Runs-0raney, Speaker
johnson. O'Seill. wilt. Errors-Gardner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
~. Louis. e: Now York;. 1.
Cietciand. = philadelphia. 1.
Chicago. 10: Warrington, q.
Detroit -IbDBtOn. min
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
RICHMOND LEAGUE

Nhcre Ihey Play Next Saturday
Woodland Heights VS.. Va T. & p
at South Side.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Huston. 2: Cincinnati. /.
Enro9kiyn. 4; plitsburEh;, 1.
Chicago. Is. PHILADELPHIA. a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

~ WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York mt st. Louis.
boston ut Cincinnati.
Philndelphia at CHICAGO.
Only Three knmes scheduled.
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MnHhinrfnn
Chicago

..Baited for j. Collins in third. -
tBatted for Judge in third.
fBatted for Schacht ia ninth
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-26
CHICAGO AND PENN
EVEN UP ON SERIES

Chicago. March 26.-One OF the
most exciting and best played basket.
aall games ever staged in the history
OF hasketdOm in this country Will be
played next Saturday night at Prince
ton University between the tniver-
sity Of licago and the University of
PennS ,lyauia for the cham ionship OF
the United States. Last night Penn
university defeated the lads from the
Chicago t, by a score of % To lA.
This vas the second game Of the two
on of three series to be played to
decide the championships. Chicaso
won the first game at Bartlett gym.
The second game was played at