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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
SURVEYS APPLE CROP
II. Owen vii: secure Intorun
tIon :is IL Quantity and
Quality of Fruit

Lam y. ''WtN. UII"NtUr OF IN, Em-
fu or markets. has bc'+&6 an active.
fNey of the apple cr9p L.r-tirj pur-
4Re OF reporting on IN" unaurItV
apples which VIII he Of
fed for sale by tie growers oucS-
fnnaires have bc.n sent lay MIR.
zen TO al! of the growers in Tho
kte as the rrst step toward u.s.
3anre of report by the bureau TO
fT,le growers
I'm the quoStionnaircs issued is
BED information concerning the
sAntity and quality Of the crop and
Ter. things Of Importance concern
h the movement OF IN. commodity.
Report OF the crop VIII first be
AIDE at the annual convention OF
3sstapplc shippers. which will w.
HAHN Chicago 10 to 10, inclusive.
8d later sent to apple buyers
ftouEhout tn. Stnt.E
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
MYERS PROBES CHARGE
MADE BY CAROL|NIANS
Auto Dealers Of Old North State
Resent Activity of Rich
nloDI .lboiirc

Investigation OF complaints by resi-
cents or Washington. y. g.. that they
nave been mistrcatcd by Richmond
police. in that they were arrested
while driving cars through Richmond
that were not bearing state licenses.
has been started by Colonel William
NJ. Myers. Director OF Public Safety.
me Investigation was asked for by
the Chamber of Commerce in a letter
10 the safety Director
Acc"rdin;; 10 statement OF the
case Icy the North Carolinians. dealers;
have been in the habit of driving con-
voys Of motor cars through Virginia
on their way home from Northern
markets This practice has been in
vogue for some time and, naturally.
the drivers stopped over il Richmond
On route home. 10 view the capital OF
virginia.
These conveys OF automobiles were
chimes purchased in tn. North for
sale in North Carolina. and the drivers
cndcavored to bring them back TO
North Carolina under their own
cars with proper licenses. The newly
purchased ears. however, only were
tagged. II being found inconvcn!cnt
10 have the license plates attached
before they arrived in North Carolina
~ Richmond the trains stopped
and. while here. the police hailed the
owners of the ears into Police Court
for failure TO have proper licenses on
their cars. The policeman making the
iind receives 80 for his trouble. the
commonwcalth's Attorney $40 and
there is IA fine attached. making the
cost from SIS to $50.
At once howl Of protest arose
from tn" visitors for such treatment.
which, 1t is said. has been accorded
them nowhere else in tho state.
y move on foot, IL is said. to boy
colt the Capital and driv. through
some other point in the state inst
wh"rc either more courtesy is
shown visitors or the law less stick
~ enforced.
Colonel Myers stated yesterday that
their rights, but under the direction
OF tn. Secretary OF the Common
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
ICE AND MILK MISSION is
BADLY IN NEED OF MONEY
Contributions 10 The TimcN-DisputcI
Fund show Decrease In Total
AnDuuI

Standards set last week for CON.
,rihuiions TO The Times Dispatch
tund FOR tue lee and M!lk Mission
Last fcw days. Then the total OF
gifts Tor TINS purlcsc ran between
s-u an! E-' .lHi'E This week ii has
fallen much helOv hose ucurcs
inc intense not wave which nov
h"idS Elchuohi in '.S grip shows A.
signs OF letting M ana. conseuucntiy,
y" demands lately upon the missi IN 5
limited resources have been heavy.
rurthcr contributions are needed
BADLY to prc"ca, many infants. in
validS and aged Icop!c from suffering
for lack OF Ice ana milk.
The iol!owinS contribution is a.
knowlCdgcd:
Frances. II. G....... %
Previously acknowledged III 10
Total TO date ...... sl75 10
Send your contributions to The
Times Dispatch Ice and Milk Mis-
sion. care 0t this paped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
GO TO SCHOOL
plain Clement aud William Arm
" strOnG. of itiri'nond. Take
a. Course AT tunnticu.

captain William y Clement. Cuitcd
ktes marines, whose mother. Mrs.
Ed. Clement lives az aOl North
snlevard Avenue. Richmond. has
Rolled for the !. g. < course in
Win the Marine CORPS
$etitutc. school At ouautico. which
Rches marines wide Variety Of
}bjecta. either in the class room.
Srkshop or hy mail
tbilliam IL Armstrong son Of Mrs
Ara l.. Armstrong, 100 West F'or,v-
Ord Street. Richmond. has curullcd
10 for the J g : course He joined
3ja marines october -. 1919. at tho
3chmond recruiting station. Seventh
I'D Broad Streets. having previously
ItYed with tn" navy for oNrr i've
ears. MIR. Armstrong attended The
Ssblic schools IN Richmond for sew
gai Years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
COLEMAN APPEALS FOR
CARS FOR VIRGINIA
ffiShwn! COMMISSIONER Asks Com
mcrre commission for Ecirnsc of
Enough In Prevent GcsS:tipu

George j. Coleman. State Highway
Commissioners. in in Washington
making a last desperate effort TO
have the Interstate Commerce Com
mission allow Virginia contractors
Suihcivni ears TO avoid increasing
suspension OF work throughout the
state.
Dozens Of kilograms begging for
lew cars in which TO TRANSPORT
SAND. gravel and other materials all
Soiui"ly essential To road work are
being sent "a the state Highway
commissioner Office daily Some
contractors. IL is said. even face ruin
through lack OF ears, contracts on
which they now arc working hay-
lnS been made early in the year
when prices were much lower IL
y declared that further delay Will
be rulnouS. as prices continue TO
rise. making II practically impossi-
Die Tor the contractors 10 live VIZ to
their agreements without losing
large sums
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
Clerks Wee, romorrow Night.

All clerks. whether members Of the
organizations or not, have been in
Nilrd 10 attend IN" meeting tomorrow
night at O'Clock Of the Retail
Clerks Association. The session Will
he held in the Arcade Building.
toushcc Street, near BROAD George
u, WILCOX, member of the House of
Delegates from the city OF Richmond,
VIII be The principAl Speaker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
DISCUSS noat iinc rroic.,

mel !nE OF all committees con
t'ih'd WITH ,hc project to establish :,
,n"at Ine between Richmnnd and Mn
"ik V!Ied ny Chairman j. Scnf;
iArrish for this morning at 10 o'rlork
IN 'ny Office OF tho trnnic manager of
ne ,iinher OF Commerce. Important
N" o"at line vcntUr" are cNnrr-, n,
!" DC mad" at this meeting i; is
- eyed that great progress ,oy,rd
maj completion % The scheme wiil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21

I ". Patterson. cOlorcd, was fined
aD for. failure 10 comply with tho
ate labor laws ana $2uU for vi1La-
bn of city ordinance i'm Ports-
6uth today. Patterson formerly
10 an attorney o! Washington. bu,
Snow engaged as labor AGENT I'm
Ifts,Douth. Patterson vas arrested
ia warrant sworn out 10y state
sbor Commiss Toner U!rShher..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
PLAN 100000 BUILDING
Standard Paper NInnuTacIurinr Com,
pnny VIII Erect Modcrn PInnt
ON SouiIsiuc.

IN" Standard Paper manufacturing
Company rlcd preliminary plans v.s.
tcrday in the Office OF Tho. Euildinr
Inspector for a 5000 plant. 10 ie
located at In" south end Of Mayu's
Bridge, east OF Hun Street No exact
estimate was made Of the cost
Jnhn H. Wallace " Co, engineers
of New York city. made the plans,
Which cal! Tor Il modern factory OF
the most complete dcScriptiou The
new buildings viii hc SlXty-i five feet
hiSh OF concrete and brick CON
Struction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
VIII Try Dctwiicr Jul, .y

David T.. Dctw~r. who was ar
sted several days ago VIII toe triad
fused OF several Residential! rob
f5es, chief among them being the
bling of the apartment OF Joseph
lfden. Hampton Court. Pawnbruk. .
have identified him as being the
IN. who pawhed several articles sand
sbes stolen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
Today and I onight
in Richmond

Advertising Committee of Chum-
Der of Commerce., at Chamber,
i:30.
Common Council, =.
second days session Dover Bnp-
list Association, Srncc Street
Church, 10.
Chamber OF Commerce Commit
tee on New lnrk-NicnmOnd bOut
line project, IL.
Vaudeville, Lyric, 3:3o, ) and
g:3U.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21

Lieutenant Charles Grigg. who has
been with tn" American expeditions
airy force in Siberia. will arrive in
Richmond this morning. according to
4 message received Yesterday by his
brother. &. T. GriG. lie landed al
san Francisco July II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
ORGANIZE AN ASSOCIATION
TO FIGHT FREIGHT RATES
South Carolina Shippers Combine Ia
stop Alleged Discrimination
hS itOuIS.
~ M:;ociatcd rrcss.l

SFARTANEuRG. 5. g. July 90
NJ Il meeting herctoday. attended Ivy
rsprcsen thtivcs from every city in
Association was organized. The prin-
cipai objects 10 SEEK a rcadjustincut
OF alleged discriminatory. freight
ports.
The principal address waa deliver
cd by Matthew Hale Of Wilmington.
y. - president o! the South At
!antIc Maritime dissertations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
.WiiI Announce Census Soon.

he official population Of the city
Richmond. according 10 the recent
AJIB. viii not he announced for an
nrsten days. This city is the only
fssfp the South in tho 100. 900 class
seh DOCS not know what It's popu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21

49, ~ NI"adnWhringr ROnd.
a.+i l1tSt night whi,o on Man Street
IN ne Vas taken lex and the am
.u.hhge Was called. but he died be.
l"fc li arrived Df. Whitn.Ii nrn-
noEnrta ine death due to natural
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21

JONI TT N'hIns, thrOuch MS ,,ior
ney, has Withdrawn me aiI.wed '.t,o"l.
forging chars" against Virginia BairI
which has been pending In the Police
court The woman has left town
since charges were filed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
Rxcnrdn n...lmN snlr.

;;eSords M the Chanccry Court
M.that Mrs. Elizabeth V Lee yes.
Hay sold to Marie l.. Parsons for
ono, an apartment house at 3OT
hi Bouleyxtsl, The property has
$Sntage iSSffty-four feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21

CASE Of Gilbert Lloyd. a chauffeur
against iiaE!i Campbell Was decided yes
turduy In FAVOR vt inc plaIntiu. tie was
given verdict .: Si.-yu. lloyd WAS III,
Oam.sbc!I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21

United States Marshal John q. Saundcr.
left %cstcfdI! afternoon Iur Latte Rock.
Agk-. w!tn Ha?muau Patterson. wanted
Dy inc rvdc;a! authorities OF tnrt city tor
alleged Ed!~lnE check tor Sl,-J Ia
Sl1s. He WAS Il Tura! mail carrier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Miss Margaret II. Solar who Was opcr
atcu ou 40. appendicitis AT Grace iiOs
p.s.i, - a. hviIIy !InproNinS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21

Herbert I.cakc, twenty. 1913 Wcs; Main
Street, Is suffering PAINFUL inJnry Il
MS NAP a. result OF hc.ng s,ruch %! .tu
dutUiHuDI!c HcslvTudy morning. lie - III
NlTS!n Hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21

lakewood Avenue baptist church was
yesterday authorized - borrow Ss0.Jv.
on ITS property At rhI.ty-iourtn ana 4
atrcCts ~ Inv City Circuit CVuil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21

Fedora! recognition OF the Eleventh
Company, formerly Company Il. Ricn-
m"nd IiGh; Infantry Blues. wa.S An
nounccd !csicrdaS Recognition OF Frs,
lieutenant Hi L.. Eciu!SS. ~. as an ON :
Ger IN inc company also was made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21

j. J. Traylor. regular desk man
at 'oiicc HEADQUARTERS. is out -: town
on his VACATION. officer T.. G Mono
!ry IS taking his place durin- his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21


done 10 Dos.dins no.sy. - L"s, MalH
street., carly yesterday morning. Ihc ur,
oiisindtSu III in- basement
oakwocd Avenue Iiap,is, church was
ycs'eida! authorized 1" Dorrow 5000,
on ils rrorsr'y, At Ih!Eiy-,oturtn ana 4
ilcrber; Icahc, twenty. 1913 West Main
SiIen n IS s"nyI;mF PAM" ru 'nInry %
autonobI!e ycslcsudy morning. lie ~ ~
Virginia Hospital.
cas- ; Of Ging 5,n.i l.oy1 ehaansur
tcrduy IN FAVOR OF ihc r!a!ntiu. tie MAS
given "a verdict .: Si.-yv lloyd WAS III,
JIted While dcivI"s cas owned 10y
C"m.bc!i.
United States Marshal John u Saundcr.
lsi, HestetiaE afternoon ior Little Rock.
a. tnS 'ySi a 1t""F' sGse Gf S Iy Tor
$40. He WAS Il 'nr.! mail carrier.
Federal recognition of the Eleventh
Company. formerly Company Il. Rich
nounccd !csterday hcoasnit,on .; FIRST ii:si
lieutenant hi l.. Ecm.sS. ~: as an ON
Ger i" 'ne company also was made.
\ meeting Of Tho farmers OF the Glen
Farm Tomorrow afternoon at u'cioci.
TOR the purpose "t increasing interest IN
Juuslns contest viii feature The meeting.
announcement Was made by John
liIrSy hOcrS. state Labor Commissioner,
yesterday. thar H. has bcSGn a cam
pa:En 70 make all labor employment
agencies live w 10 the require IncIts Of
the law Two arrests already have re.
suited from thu campaign which will b,
continued thfOughou; tn" State.
Z. Goodman. traffic manager OF the
RICh'nOUi Chamber of Commerce. re-
turned yesterday from Washing;ou. where
h" appeared b'for" ;hc Interstate. Gym
m"rc- commission ~ The hearing on the
proposed consolidation of the Adams
southern, American and Wells Fargo IN
press Companies.
Petitions In bank ruptcy were Sled ycs.
tcfday ~ the United States District Court
a. follows: Robert j.. Price sol North
Twenty first Street. with liabilities OF
st"J and no assets. and James i."Fcw
OF Ashland. who gave his oCcupa tion as
ihai "i inner With liabilities Of Sa.59j
aud assets OF SIPS. on Which he claims
exemption of $1,000.
For:y-s.x candidates for licenses 10 do
business in virginia applied for cxamina-
tons ~ the quarterly meeting OF tho
state Board ot Pharmacy. which hogan
Scs.io1s yesterday in the Medical College
ot Nlrrinia. OF this number eleven APP
piicai!onS have been made for assis;a nj
boards and tho balance for tho full board
On" 'olorCi woman and two white women
ar" among tn" candidates. Those suc-
C"Ss!uly passing examinations problh!y
VIII l." announced tomorrow Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21

\ meeting Of the farmers OF the Glen
dale d!Strlt. vii! bc h"id at Eunnymcdy
Farm tomorrow afternoon at ; O'Clock
Tor ihc purpose az Increasing interest IN
uaIryiHS ia The TWO sections. \ cattle
judging contest VIII feature the lncrtiug
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21

Announcement Was made by John
Hrs hOcrS. state Labor Commissioner.
yrstvrGay, thar H. has bcSun u cam
ra;En 70 make all labor employment
asenCic- live w To the requirements Of
the law. Two arrests already have re-
suited from thu campaign. which will b.
NomtlnMul thtOMEhOM. III. Slatc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21

T.. = Goodman. traffic manager Of tho
Richmond Chamber Of Commerce. re-
turned yesterday from WashinE;ou where
h" appeared before the Interstate. tT.n-
mcrcc Commission ~ thc hearing on IN.
proposed consolidation of the Adams
southern, American and Wclls-FarGo IN,
nrcss GuinnAni.s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
HORSE AND MOTOR SHOW
NEXT WEEK At CAMP LEE
Program Is Full of Attractive
Features, Including Races for
Men, Women and Children.

There viii be :. horse and motor
show ut Camp Ice next Wednesday,
July IS. mt ~ NJ Lively interest
is being shown in the event. which is
the second in series OF quarterly
shows inaugurated In March. Or
Eanizatlons viii hold preliminary con-
tests on Monday morning. The final
compel ition viii be held at a. NJ
ON Wednesday on the field west OF
Avenue y and south of Lee Avenue.
inc program includes classes for
rolling Kitchens. high jump for all
animals. and saddle classes for otil
GERS, enlisted men, women and chill
y polo pony race at the close
promises TO he an exciting feature.
The motor show Will be held at
the same time and Will consist of
passenger cars. delivery trucks.
ears and trucks.
Ribbons viii be awarded to the
winners In the officers classes. Money
prizes ana ribbons Will go to enlisted
men contestants.
Lieutcmant-Coloncl Robert ster-
ret cnva!ry. VIII be In charge Of
the animal ana animal-drawn trans
nortation composition with Major H.
j.. Cooley aud Lieutenant a. ID Mar
TIN as assistants. judges for these
events are Major Cary L. Crockett.
Gantain I. 9. Allen and Lieutenant
Major ". /. Todd ana Lieutenant
Edward r., Roth viii have charge
Il q. tn, the cmoi%r SHOW. Judges are:
smith and Lieutenant John d. Hin.
Mcsic VIII he furnished by the two
infantry res!men;al bands. Seating
m,Tr.engemcnis are being made for
NIsiIors' ana cordial invitation Is
extended TO all who may he interest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
WINDSOR RESULTS

s.' is' ,sss:!sas'sl l5iS 5r won;
SSif 4 hiSsniaY i!5s 10. ss
gado. Iiish' wave. Louis G Addssir. RaFse
Jane. MaolticvaInc. Golden Autumn. Mar.
ben Gofe. liz s Fa,st,' $50. $50 $40 w sse:
g Time dn' is as IassrsiP ,hi,S
snscouIt, Lady Binmorc. M6uet.e. Viola
g; Gallant Broom. Springside. Galieyhesd.
fIame. Banyan. hemisphere ran. ,,y.5ts'S -
won; onico. lOi tFatorJ $40 sa 36ssssseS,.s
ond: Redlard. 10 (Barncs). SiGO.@ third
htssSa. Annie Edser ana dd"G Frss pu Ms
ran. -.
Fourth race--m!ic and seventy yards
tHia9Sdkam more: lon tb%rke}i st.6s.";sSg.
1920. second: Rois.eFer.. lSs (YeasxisaSS..
and Short Change ran. .-.,.,.fs
Dea !'f Taff eans fg si.ao sisrssS!hy
$500. second: Esierp. ioe WINS. te3S..
i bIsa ri TS. LIZ 6 "a MystsEioii olr
Sixth race--n!la AND Observation-Disclosures
won; VIRGO, los Is,ackl. 5000. $500 49, 80.
G nrd ff rm Oh ssa rhee' cs ss
larla. wninlanl Jack Reeves. StriSs-
breaker. Night Wind, Bond and aiIgiyan
hc svfp" fff Sapab 9 scsd ,7sd
won; Nemucky BOY ia tYearginf. ss;9S..
SIP; SECOND; JACK X; ile e.. 13eilS .,t5.a6,3
Duncan aud Kilkenny ran. GGi 'N.sS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
AMERICAN CYCLISTS SAIL
FOR OLYMPIC CONTESTS
Road Rncc Team Leaves for I,i,-
Event Aboard Steamship
Finland

NEW YORK, july 24.-The Amcri-
can Olympic road race team. consist
ing OF riders, accompanied by Coach
Jack Neville. Of Newark. y. j., sailed
Tor Antwerp. Belgium. toda yof the
S!ists are j. II. Freeman. ST. Louis:
NJ. M0Eararo. Washington, II. c.: Err
nest kock!cr and G. Stockholm, Chi
cage. and Robert Grazing. New York.
Fred Taylor. Anthony Yung, Chris
tnltcr DDttcrwcich and Fred Beck,
% Newark. y. J.. with Manager
Frank Denny. OF the bicycle track
team, Will sail on the Princess Ma
toika with thc other athletes Mon
dag
All the members OF the American
Olympic track and Held athletic teams
Assem- blcd today at Travcrs Island.
tho summer home OF the New York
Athletic Club.
There We're several competitions
on an imprcmptu program OF events
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
INDIANS IN LEAD AGAIN
ROUTING YANKS, e. TO 2,
CLIMB TO THE TOP
Ruth Supplies Feature or the Gnmc
With Ills Tbirty-FOurth
Home ltnn.

NEW YORK. July 24)c.cveianl
went hack into FIRST place m the
american League today defeating
New York TO 2 in eleven Innings
Mcuscl tied the score with a home
run in the second and Ruth's thirty
fourth homer. made OFT Bagby IN the
fourth. proved TO be the Yankees
final score
Cleveland tied in the nfth on "a
triple by Wainbgan3 and Johnston's
Sacrifice by.
l'aBby and Quinn pitched In fine
FORM. but the latter retired in favor
or MoEr!dEc in the ninth.
In the eleventh Chapman reached
hrbt III Ruth'H error and Wood VAS
MT. Goth scored on Gardncr.s triple
TO right. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
ROCKY MOUNTS MANAGER
FREED UNCOMFORTABLE
Rclcnsc Follows Result Of aIIsun-
dcrstnndinE Over Com
tract Tcrms

. ROCKY MOUNT, \ C, July "a
Al Bridwcl!, manager of the Rocky
Mount Club. OF the Virginia League
was given his unconditional relcas,
and File Fullcnwcider. premier
pitchcr or the locals. was temper
arily rendered the manaUerial rcins
IL was announced at the hcadaunr.
ters of the team here today
Br!dwelfs release, II was under.
stood. came as the res,ilt of mis-.
cials over the terms OF his contract.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
SPORTS
Il
DIES FROM KNoCKoUTa.:
frankie Mnhone Never HccSSefsd
consciousness After Ring Heat |,
ing mt Elizabeth. .:t:'
~ Associated Press.l;

ELIZABETH. N J.. UnItsrls.
Francis Monahan, of Newark. known.
IN the boxing ring as frankie Ma.
hone. fcathcrweight. died hero To
dIaE, following bout with Willie
knocked out with blow on the tenn
Malone was beaten and knocked
Town In the nth round, but he re.
fused to allow his seconds IN tLro:.i
IN the sponge! Tho boxers were in a
mix-up when Malone fell from. a
severe blow and his seconds carried
MIN 20 MS corner: When they were'
unable to revive him, he was taiyen
10 the hnsnifaI -. -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
NO CHANGES IN RACES.
Maryinnd Commission Not Expected
tn henrranEc Number of IfnJay
for Various Tracks. ,f'.0SH II
IBy Associutod Prcss !

BALTIMORE, MD. July 34.-The
recently appointed Maryland RaS[nfr
Commission probably will make'rIlo
rharges this year in the numhsr2ot
days of racing allowed each of tho
tlon of reduction In the aggregate
numbcr of racing days for the four
Dig tracks, Pimlico. Laurel. Havre; do
Grace and Bowie, will be postponed
until next year. -j'si 80
This news came from member
of the commission following the fffst
formal meeting today -. III, n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25

Church Hill went into the lead in
the Commercial League by defeating
TAXA ko!a on the BYRD Park da-
mond yesterday afternoon by the
score of 10 3.
Marshall, on the mound for Church
Hill. pitched a steady game. allowing
only six hits and proved to be un-
hittnble in the piinchcs.
The game proved to be thriller
Tor the large crowd and every point
was bitterly contested with first one
club leading and then the other.
church Hin deserves world OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
CUBS OUTFIT, BUT WIN

CHICAGO. JuIy 2i.-Althougn out
hit. Chicago defeated Philadelphia 9
to ! today. Chicago piled UP four runs
in The NTH on TWO hits, q base on
halls and two errors. Philadelphia
threatened 70 tie the game in a ninth
inning rally, anu Alexander was sent
- l!cndTiNs rescue after the first
three batters had hit safely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
Woodland Heights.
lotdiS ....-'
Score by innings:

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Woodland Hgts. ..3 o zoo x-6
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PIRATES HUMBLE DODGERS .
PITTSBURGH DEFEATS
BROOKLYN BY 5 TO |
smoky CITY Crew Takes 3 out 1f :
Gnmcs From the "Scur-
tiIampiOnS.v

PITTSBURGH. PA, July ~
Pittsburgh made 1t three out OF four
from brooklyn b. winning today's
game, 10 l.
Cooper was effective throughout.
Grimes was MT hard in III. iifth.
sixth and seventh innings. when the
homo team scored al! their runs.
riencr. VINO replaced Grimes in the
seventh. stopped the Pittsburg at
tack.
The score:
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williams Win. Einnl..

LONDON. July o+.-R. Norris Will
liams. OF Boston. defeated J. G. Parke,
Of the British Davis Cup team in the
finals Of the Norwood lawn tennis
tournament today. ca. Ca, 7-b. Will
winning over William NJ. Johnston Of
California in close contest, 10. Sc,
10