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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
SPORTS
VIRGINIA DOG FANCIERS
HOLD FIRST FIELD EVENT
ifoanoke and Fredericksburg Owners Capture Silver
lrophles III Trials on Farm at Beaver Dam.
Many Sportsincn Present.

Applejack Special and Matthews.
Mitt were winners in the field trial.
yesterday afternoon ut Beaver Dam
field aned 4 pointer, owned by
DIR. +. V. Clarke. OF Roanoke. won
n Derby, while the latter. q pointer.
bf {. II. carmichael, OF Fred,
cricksburS. captured the Aii-AHc
stake.
The trials were held on the farm
OF Charles B. Cooke. at Beaver Dam.
by the Virginia Amateur Field Trial
Association. II was the first annual
event OF the association and those in
charge arc of the opinion tIA, the
dogs were the finest hat could be
assembled in Virginia.
Many SportsNnen Present.
More than 100 fancicrs OF dogs
witnessed the trials and c~onsidcrabi"
enthusiasm was displayed by the
Eathcring. The number Of entries
exceeded the expectations OF officials
Of tn" association; forty-eirh, ca
mines bcin: entered. All Of the ami
mails made An excellent i'm
the trials and the Judges cninpli-
incntrd cach OF the owners w. II.
lIundl"y. OF Callands. Va. and Ford
T.. Young. Of Washington. Judged the
events.
While the Virginia Amateur Field
Trial Association liz Il comparatively
young organization the success of
the tournament was such that stcDs
nave been taken to create interest
in the organization and broaden it's
work.
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JERMAN MAKES PERFECT
SCORE AT WEST END CLUB
IN hrftrr Score Than Fnmous
ConpetItio

=
b!iiE' JrrInan shot NJ Gftv ,,rco,,
saturday. in the weekly shoot of h
west End Gun Club. and had a Nor
'ect score. 1t was the last weekly
sh"ot OF the season and a nttinr c,i.
i"aA !" Inc most successful season
mat the local gun club has had In
many a year. German shot, excellent.
nonlena! by other members "f III.
ciun. lie bettered the marks OF such
.''otS stS Edgar Moss, Les German -
n, AicGrath and Pickett. or Al"
"Hn.a. VINO seldom are forced To h,
Sont,nt Win better than first place.
HiI"ouEh the weekly shoots tcrmi-
n.mm,uvn s'.ur4a!, next Saturday the
I@"nmefs VII compete for the smith
:n!,E News leader, In.
~hirhMoild, the Now!an Company ana
1hc Schwarzschild loving trnnbins
Mrmt!-htn men are qualified to
oHlpct Tor the class Guns ,birtv
Ihr.e for the News Leader and
Grundy cups. and sc~vcnty-fivn forTha
nMi'h gun, The Schwarzschild Gun
49, uStI as Il consolation prize.
w, Hart. B-Jcrman; runner nm
Sorveli. C-Doswcli; runner M
Couinan. Dickinson. "''
Inn l-ane-Bowics high Gun
spoon-W. Il. Jcrman. 80" su"
legs on News I.cadcr-Grundv cur.
ahu smith Sun--Jcrm&n, Dosweu arJ
colonel Grundy. ""u
FONTS on Nowlan, ~hwarzscbi
iioici l:ueGer. Jefferson ana RichI
mCnd loving cups-Hart III WIS., In
.lii Jsrinan 90. boswell GD'' Nor.
N'P
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LAUREL RESULTS

Frat race for four.year-o,as nm, 49,
aud . H'n.,@r9F. Iynr.c: ,d.ooG; one mile
r51imt,aa.J..0 Ills. T $40 Lady "Ly. %-Td ~
~ ""''' Also 80 r aT.S''' ss,I" ;n!Td. TImS.
SONG. SearchI!Eht III. Tugs, { ,iens
An.to.net,e. 80 '''a'at-'
WI s%g""a rsr"-,for ,hrc.. year:olds and up.
No ,i. "sphas purse; N.s39 nhon,
nis@ @'-2io si@ig. won: Mohicamm'' mont "a
XXI 81 .S.'p 800 second Free state,
Js:IsI2I ~. .A"n O. the Hour. Ear!ock.I
:. ntE: k.ms Terry and wcst.niaster
e y 'InpeI,y -: United States Army on,
,scn'h Igrordon. !cG tMajnr az" Ga.5l.iN Nix
T.]rn,~g-n,' h?ra$n}, SsS6." ~ $. so nas st:oh ID:
i,f sum 10" ,ldcutenant Tay!op ti0S'
;iani-,,tniimprt 3lo?i Also ran; LuIi!an,,
. 200 s... i%urionss sep IIxh;,v' urT";
rns'r. ri '@'G;oilGG 49, $40. Won. rsSo
G.rnI'a! : II. Gomez lis (Johms":a SetS"d
,r.,i IN" i3 -. Also ran: ~.
;.i~. '" Dough On, cheva!ie. and An.
tj,tn Fae"mior tour.year.o!ds and IN:
harn4.ek. li2 jMofrisi. ga ';,3'es Won.
,R'l.:a. N Tins AEYsga ne Msn'wcD, 1850
y s;c'ens waite Haven. is",sc hari
SKIN race-h andicap. Tor ,hrec-yc.r..,
"mr n."",i. claiming. iufse. $500; -,
$3.50. $3.50. tI.tV. won. nov MT""e",
,Ent"e,l $50 :: SO. a~cond. Ia. d.
,'S'S'; ~ .tp'hrion). $50. third Tim
- .N.rG ran: Ig... -, !udI, IL,
Ui.t. ne, .!~hss.". BToth-! Macf..aa
!cgru1h rac.-!or for-y.s,,l1.
Wafi claiming. rur-". 5000: one MT
H";"ll Io' ts~tf!n-l. .!7.Op. s.ic. S. an
won Sicsia' 10. 'GiunC.s"nD. 1Ii0 Il al
second Ta'ascou. l!2 IJphnsunt, t3.S
thlfd. Time ! t# is. Also ran: i.gary
Iropas.uaa, King S.prnnc. PINT,
Beauty sleep ana isacontcusr. ~
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0PORlS AERO CLUB AWARDS BELGIAN BALLOON FIRST PLACE
MEMPHIS GOLFERS CARRY
OFF TOURNAMENT HONOR,S
Mrs. David Gaul Turns In Best Card for Qualifying
Round OF Womens Evcnt-Winncr and Team
mates Capture Silver Trophy.

both Of Memphis. also had scores of
=, anu q respectively, and were in
c,ucn'aiiy the only other players to
ms trio easily captured the team
trophy. Atlanta players did not fare
=" Wen. Miss Resale Mayer led the
,N,,'h,n contingent with II score OF
Too. Tn HAT course seemed 10 pu;
somewhat. \ heavy course dn" 10
uhe d9wnreur OF Sunday prevented
many !"w scores. Players with cards
or ia and better quaiihrd among
Inc hrst thirty-two for match play.
MIS-; Gauts playing featured the
nr.t las play. She played fine golr
nn,G"S huut her match. II tcci of
win Mrs. Mae Sinithcrs. of New or
leans. president of The :. w. G.. A..
who turned III 4 card Of 1l5. Mrs
!; NJ. Taylor Jed the New orleans
niaESrs with l92. Mrs. J: .Milam. OF
br'Stoi, Tenn: Mrs. y. \. J]ohnscn.
oil Rome. Ca, ana Mrs. w. $. Han
t.! i"gaiusa. We're among the out
tb,o..%c"H AYE I" qualify besides
and New Orleans.
airings for match play tonor-
roy are as follows:
pM MRS; D; Gant: Memphis. VS.. Miss n.
-" yer OF New Orleans: Mrs. /. ~
hcck, atlanta. W. Mrs. w. $. Han
ley, BcEalusa: Miss NJ. Eeaslcy. Nr,n-
pms. VS.. Miss Kate Earle. Iiirmins-
"" "s'" Miss MFs i,, w: /, Walker. Memphis,
Mrs. j. Hodge Us. Mrs. l.. r. VII
;iams, Atlanta: Mrs. s. T.. Nahcrs
birmingham KS. Miss O.. Tate, Mem.
us airs; l. u. Paine. Atlanta. VS..
W IL W. Conner, New Orleans:
MS; II. ;. Gi%eissrner, E~irminEham'
". Mrs. y. y. Johnson, Rome: Mrs
n, !. iui'i"ld. Memphis. VS.. Mrs,
$3.50 li~a:rington. Atlanta: Mrs. -.
I:oha's. Atlanta, rs. Mrs. !. O. Syne
Nv orieaI/; Mrs. J. NJ. Taylor. New
pI'iSanS' vs.. Mrs. 7. ]. Aircv: Mrs
~ Milan, C~irccnvillc. vs.. Miss Dan.
"I..fr,r, New Orleans; Miss X. Mayer.
;~,'l'hia. vs.. Mrs. H.. Humphrrys
NSinrhis; Miss Mabel Dwycr. Nccw.
orIraiS, vs.. Mrs. W. u. Game. Iris,
,oi' Tsnn.; Miss I. Lesser, Mcmohis,
M MS Il. q: Bush, New Orleans:
Mrs' Nae SmithcrS. New Orleans. We
Mrs. r. Baird. New Orleans. - ="
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ARTICLES FOR MATCH
MAY Be SIGNED TODAY

NEW CORK. oct. ~25.-GcorEcs Car
pcn;ier and Jack Dempsey viii meet
Tuesday afternoon at > o'clock to
sign articles for Il match for tac
worlds heavyweight championship, IL
was learned on good authority here
Monda! night.
The promoters known to he inter
cstcd in the bout could not he reached
for information,
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American League Club
Owners to Confer
my Associated prc...I

CllICAGO, Oct. "5.-I'rcsidcnt
Dan Johnson. of the Americas
caSIc that nh in
formal conference Of tho .AmcrI-
can League club owners would be
held tails week to iScus plans
for maintaining peace iu baseball.
IL in probable that the date for
the American league conference
will be act at this meeting.
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BELGIAN BALLOON WINS
INTERNATIONAL EVENT
Aero Club Awards First Place to
Observation-Disclosures
Entry Second.

The Aero Ciuh of America, III an
o~ticial statement; issued tonigh;
placed the Belgian balloon "Beigica,"
Hero Island. Vermont. first in the
Gordon-Bcnnott international! bal
loon race.
in charge of Lieutenant de Muyter
and Lieutenant I~.ahrousSc. was tsti-
mated At hoo miles. The Ameri-
can record is LIS miles. made by
Allan liawloy II Augustus post In
the International event in 1919.
The American balloon. Kansas
city IL. with II. L. Honeywell and
ond in latest reports. This entry,
lake George. \. -. this morning.
~aS estimated 20 have covered more
The Italian balloon ".Audcns." with
Major Nallo in charge. which landed
None y; y; today after forty
i"cnty-siN minutes of The .AemricAn
record, the Aero Club said. THIS re-
cord was made by Clifford Harmon
and Augustus Post in u national race
in 1909.
Another American entry. the army
balloon commanded by Captain i. T..
night and Aero Club officials said
may have travelled farther than Bel
Al a late hour this afternoon it
had landed in Lake ~Champla!n, near
RaInh Tnson, niIot or tho .cood-
wear U."which landed a, o%'ciorl,
this +. Nj. at Amhurstburg, ont.
across h river from Detroit. in a
US forced down IL 49,: ~
storm. encountered nj, 10000 Get
,EsiFiea," The Beisfan entry. also
-A,t ,.a.: - - - ~. l.
iicro IIssinnnS -, GhhatnmSo, Urn
jnr bis dnsre1; wos forcrI hsmss.
he was out of ballast. Ic landed NJ
.:.s o;clock this morning The hal
las" night and the ma maxi mum hc'sHS
reached was 90. 0 feet, at which "A
conferred
AVON. \. y. Oct. GA balloon.
believed TO be one of the American
contestants in IN. International
O'clock. Ills y. NJ. Il hung low about
Foo feet from the ground, ana an
,aa-ad :, W ~ =, , 49, IN - ;t,nns
s .o T hour 70 De s w M "a. hc4u, na ~ b matss
toward Lake Ontario.
-
DETROIT. MICH, Oct. 25.-The bal
loon II. an entry in nc In
ir ronh"fi. an dSd' sh6ytiy '"i bcfSf. "'' )
o'clock this afternoon a, Amhurst-
burg, Ont, across the Detroit River
Nv Rninh I-nson Of AKRON ohio win
W. Van Orrnan ls aid.
Tho Goodyear II. left birmingham
Ma, at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
he had encounie-ed air currents over
South Michigan and a severe snow
-
BURLISGTO%. VT. oct. 25.-The
Belgian entry in thu nt.ruationa
balloon contest landed In. l.ai;t CHAM
plain. NJ a Iroint ne:ir ta.S city, late
Today. The reached shore
safely.
-
MOUNT CLEMENS. MICH. Oct. %.
The balloon Triomphale vi. Italian
entry in the International rncc for
the BcDneit trophy, landed her" this
morning. Tine EEr shin ,,p,,.i -.
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Scnbnck nents Lonr

back. Torrington. Conn, defeated
Matthew a. Long, OF Los Angeles. in
the, nth round OF the NATIONAL
POCKET billiard tournament today, 1875
to 20. h winner had a high run
OF thrity-nine and an average OF s.
1914, the best maze In tho tourna-
ment.
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IL ~ Universal c.-vr..,

rnt" lniEk. Oct PA Ma ,.r s.,
..h,penti"r-Dcmpsrv nrht "i ''r ne
YIN" ',n nm, "mIn Tom o'!'ourkc, IN. " y"i.
championship match WYNN Tor tho
c"hi,rencc tooay wf,b"' va
M.arms. ~D@3iDscv'G manac.r' 3actN
hu,n,,t.d VEourke's oncr VIZ m''hha
$3.50. ,nnt has been made 70 ,ar
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nnrton Heights Wins Game.

scout Troop 6. OF Barton Heights.
was victorious " Trloo 9. Gintrr
Park. Saturday Afternoon in = rnnt.
ball game at the Gia;cr Park sc1onl
grounds by the scor. OF is To- 4 i'm.
derhill starred for the winners. while
Shoics did tho best WORK Tor The
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New Oricnn. nnn,

Young Denny. "f New pct. 20.
Tiilman. az M]innea, o Nnn
ugh hTecn fast ounds To- . G1's.
neto tonight. They arc wsIii,ssr"V
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Icy Associated rr.ss.l

Mrs David Gaut. OF Memphis. car
ricd-or low mcdaliSt honors in tho
Qualifying round &C the ninth AN
nnal tournament of the southern Wo-
mems Golf Association, which opened
on the Country Ciub course here TO-
day.
Her score for tho c~irhtccn-holc
medal play round was i5-43-9o. Mrs.
X. O.. Duiieli and Mrs. ]. Hodges,
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AVON. y. y. Oct. 25.-A balloon.
believed to he one OF the American
contestants in the international
races passed orcr here about |
600 feet from the ground. and ~
pearcd TO D." going at about 10 miles
AN hour. II was headed northeast.
Toward Lake Ontario.
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KANSAS ClTY..Mo, oct. 25.-rhe
it!!oon kansas City II. plotted by
CAPTAIN II. l. Honeywell. q partic!-
pant in the International hight FOR
the James Gordon Bennett, trophy.
landed today ON Tongue mountain,
near LpGe George. y. Y. according 10
q telegram from Captain HONEYWELL.
received tonight by George Myers.
president az the Kansas Ci,y Aero
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SPRINGFIELD. ILL. Oct. 25.-The
french balloon Lorraine. "ntrant IN
inc international balloon race. landc
near Mason CITY. ILL.,. last night. ac-
"ord!nG TO & telephone mossag. re-
ceiycd here tn.s afternoon. lad
weather caused tho descent. II was
sIld,
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MoENT CLEMENS. MICH. Oct. IS.
entry in the International race for
the Bcnneit trophy. landed her" this
morning. The Big ship. pi!otcd by
Major II. Nadorl, with Lieutenant \.
itTrazo!l as ala. left birmingham.
-iia., at 4:30 saturday afternoon.
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BURLISGTON. VT. Oct 25.-Tho
balloon contest landed n. I.aft Cham
plain. NJ a Ir5int ne:ir ta!S city. late
Today. The occupants reached shore
SnfrlN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
LEONARD VS. WHITE.

Chicago, June. 22.-Benny Leonard. the light weight champion, arrived here from the coast today to finish training for his champion contest with Charlie White of Chicago at Benton Harbor, Mich., on July 5. He plans to train here for two or three days before going on to Benton Har- bor. While already he has estab- uished training quarters at the Michi- gan resort. There were two bands and throng of admirers at the sta tion to greet the light weight cham pion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
BOY INJURIES KNEE.

Fritz, the 1O-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. Roy Senyand, 203 Harding, sustained painful injury to his knee yesterday afternoon at o'clock while in swimming at the Y. M. c. A. His knee struck some object, it is not known what, and he was taken home and received treatment. The accident occurred at about 5 o'clock. He is not injured badly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
PLAN FINANCE MEETING.

Paris, June 22.-Recommendation that an international financial con- ference be held in Brussels to mo- ternational loans based on German revenues has been decided upon at the inter-allied meeting at Boulogne, according to special correspondent of Havana.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
Detroit Loses.

Detroit Loses.
 Detroit, June 22.-Hard and time ly hitting won victory for Wash ington today over Detroit. Aside from home runs by Roth in the eighth and Charity in the ninth, the game was foatureless. Score:
 Washington ---------201 900 111-6 Detroit 900 000-1
 Batteries: Zachary and Charity; Dauss, Alton and Ainsmith.
 Two-base hit-Roth, Milan. Home run--Roth, Charity. Double play Shanks to Shannon to Judge; O'Neil to Shannon to Judge; Young to FL liscn to Bush to Young. Base on balls-Off Dauss, 2; off Zachary, g.. Struck out-By Dauss, 4; by Zach ary, 1; by Alton, 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23

bel, Caldwell, Chapman; Johnson,
 Jamieson, Smith, Wood. Double play Walters and Witt. Base on balls off Bush, 2; off Fortune, 1 off Eibel, 1; off Caldwell, 4. Struck out-By Bush, ?; by Eibel, 8; byI Caldwell, 5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
CROP OUTLOOK GOOD.

Toronto, June 22-Prospects are bright for bumper grain, fruit and vegetable crops throughout Canada, according to reports compiled by the Canadian press, and announced to- day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
ABERCRoMBIE QPlrs..

Washington, June 22-John W. Abercrombie of Anniston, Ala, soli- citor of the department of labor, has resigned, it was announced today, and a successor is shortly to be appointed by President Wilson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
CARS FOR MIDWEST.

Topeka, Kan, June 22,-Word was received by J. c. Mohler, secretary of the state board of agriculture, to- day from l. c. C., Washington, that 14,400 box cars are to be released to midwest states soon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
ASSOCIATION.

Kansas City 4, St. Paul 8. Milwaukee 5, Minneapolis 8. Louisville 0-9, Columbus 4-6. Indianapolis 8, Toledo 4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
TEXAS LEAGUE.

Wichita Falls 4, Galveston 5. Shreveport 2, Houston 1. Dallas Beaumont (rain). Fort Worth-San Antonio (rain) {.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
Southern
Memhis, Mobile
 Win; Pels Lose; Travellers Idle

Memphis, Tenn, June 22.-Mem phis came from behind in the game with Atlantic today and defeated the visitors, to 4. The locals made all their runs and hits in two innings. In the fourth Memphis scored three runs while in the eighth two were made on three hits. Score:
 Atlanta -12O 100 000-4 9 0 Memphis -OOO 200 O2x-5 8 1
 Boone and Hager; Thweatt, Good bred and Myers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
Phillies Drop One.

Phillies Drop One.
 Philadelphia, June 22.--Home runs by Wingo and Daubert today enabled Cincinnati to break Philadelphia's winning streak of four straight in an Thinning game. Score: Cincinnati -------00O 900 O1O 02-3 Philadelphia ------O10 900 900 00-1
 Batteries: Luque and Wingo; Cau- sey, Gallia and Tragresser.
 Two-base hit: Meusel, Rawlings, Stengel. Home run-Wingo, Dau- bert. Stolen base-Roush, 2. Double play-Groh and Daubert; Fletcher and Luderus (2); Fletcher, Rawlings and Luderus; R. Miller and Rawl- ings. Struck out-By Luque, 8.
 Cards Lose One. Boston, June PA single to left by Boeckel, scoring Cruise, gave Boston victory over St. Lous in Il innigs here today. The game was Ia pitchers battle between Scott and Haines, the latter weakening at the
 
 St. Louis s.---------OOO 101 900 O0-2 Boston n------------OO1 900 001 01-3
 Batteries: Haines and Clemons; i Scott and O'Neill and Gowdy.
 Two-base hit-Powell. Three-b base hit-Hornsby, Lavan. Stolen base l Heathcote, Fournier, Maranville, Smith. Base on balls-Off Scott, 5; off Haines, 1. Struck out-By Scott, 6; by Haines, 8.
 a Cubs Beat Giants.
 New York, June 22.-Chicago over- came New York's early lead here to- day and won. Chicago hit all three of New York's pitchers hard, scored runs on straight hitting in the sixth inning. Score:
 l Chicago --------0O1 106 002-10 l New York -------3OO 900 1O0- 4
 Batteries: Tyler, Carter and O'Far- rell; Benton, Hubbell and Snyder.
 Two-base hit-Burns, Bancroft, Herzog. Three-base hit-OFarrell, Frisch, Terry. Home run-Flack, Robertson, Merkle. Stolen base Kauff, Snyder, Young. Double play Hollocher and Merkle; Terry, Hol- locher and Merkle. Base on balls Off Carter, 5; off Barnes, 8; off Hubbell, 1. Struck out-By Carter, 2; by Benton, 1; by Barnes, 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23

Browns Even the Count With Tanks
 by Hard Hitting

St. Louis, June 22-ASt Louis even ed the count with New York today driving Mays from the box in the fourth inning and hitting Collins freely. Score:
 New York ---------000 200 0O1--3 St. Louis --------1O3 40 00x-9 Batteries: Mays, Collins and Hoff- man and Hannah; Davis and Sever cid
 Two-base hit-Pipp, Sisler, Austin Three-base hit-Tobin. Base on balls Off Mays, 3; off Collins, 3; off Davis, D. Struck out-By Mays, 1; by Collins, 1; by Davis, 5.
 White Sox Win.
 Chicago, June 22-Chicago bunch ed four hits off Harris in the eighth inning today and defeated Philadel- phia. The visitors rally in the ninth was short lived when Kerr frightened up. Score:
 Philadelphia ------OOO 900 001-1 Chicago -----------O0O O0O 02x-2
 Batteries: Harris and Perkins; Kerr and Schalk.
 Two-base hit-Strunk, Weaver Stolen base-E. Collins, Weaver. Dou- ble play-W Weaver to E. Collins to J Collins. Base on balls--Off Kerr, 4 Struck out-By Harris, ?; by Kerr, 3
 Indians in Walk.
 Cleveland, June 22. - Cleveland scored an easy victory over Boston today. Score:
 Boston POI O01- Cleveland ---OO2 $40 2Ox-1s
 Batteries: Bush, Eibel, Fortune and Walters; Caldwell and O'Neill.
 Two-base hit-Schang, Scott, Eli
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23

This advertisement is for the pur1 of acquainting you with the fact Swift & Company is not close poration," and that any one participate in the profts-and q the risks end responsibilities
 becoming a shareholder.
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Mobile Wins.

Mobile Wins.
 Chattanooga, Tenn, June 22.-- Trieste shut out Chattanooga today and Mobile won, 2 to 0. Score: Mobile OOO 900 1O1-2 12 8 Chattanooga 1000 900 00O-O l Trieste and Pond; Noel and Nei- derkorn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23

Mrs. G. E. Lytle, 910 West Eigh teenth. aa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23

BRIEFS ---- ---- --E ---- ---- - ~ The executive committee of the Boy Scouts will hold meetings regu- larly on the second Tuesday night in each month, officials announce.
 J. E. Lytle has returned to his home in Columbia, s. C., after spending two weeks with his parents, MT. and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23

Pels Drop One.
 Nashville, Tenn, June 22.-Except for the first inning when three hits were punched Hodge was invincible and Nashville won the first game to- day from New Orleans, 3 to 1. Score:
 New Orleans Hoo 900 000-1 8 2 Nashville --------000 100 002-3 l Phillips, Torkelson and Deberry; Hodge and Kohlbecker. Little Rock Birmingham (rain).
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
National
Brooklyn Loses
 Its Fourth Straight
 to Pittsburgh Club

Brooklyn, June Brooklyn lost it's fourth straight game and nine out of Il in the home series with western clubs when Pittsburgh won today Score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23

Little Rock-Birmingham (rain).
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-04
At LEAST 1T "GoT RESULTS"
Boston "Tea Party" However In.
spired, BIazed New Pathway for
the Worlds Progress.

BoSton's celebrated tea party"
which was held December IS, 1913,
has within recent years been the sab
jet of attack by iconoclastS. Not CON
tent with branding as a myth the story
OF George Washington and the cherry
tree, and casting reflections on Paul
Revere, the famous equestrian hero
the idol-smasherS have sought to prove
That the tea party was. in fact, q beer
party. IT was not the spirit of patriot
ism, but the spirits ifnbibed in John
Duggan'S tavern which animated the
immortal g., disguised as Indians. ac-
cording to the assertion made by a
member of the United States congress-
few years ago This assertion nat
uraliy aroused much indignation, and
great mass Of evidence in rebuital
has been offered.
According to the defenders of the
tea party. John Duggan. the saloon
keeper who is said 10 have supplied
the beer which fired the patriotism
Of the drinkers thereof, was only
seven years old at the time of the
Boston occurrence, and, moreover. was
still in ireland. Mr. Duggan, who
later sold liquor refreshments TO the
thirsty Of Boston town. was born in
lTtu, and did not come 10 America
until many years after the tea Incl
dent. Admitting these facts. the al
legations of the iconocIasts. disproved
in one important particular, fall fiat.
unless 1t can be shown that another
John Duggan conducted the thirst
parior of Boston. Whether inspired
by Indignation or beer, however. the
result of the stea party" was the
Same.-Detroit News.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-04

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