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LUDUCKE TAKES MATCH
DcfentS "Zekc- Smith In First OF
ELIMINATION Bouts-linnsen-k
Ter llOut Hailed by Rntn.

"Zekc" Smith Richmond Srappler,
MAS defeated last night AT the Broad
Nay Athletic Arena by Martin l4u-
iucke in the first OF the elimiuat! ION
aouts of the middlcwcisht wrestling
tournament 10 hc conducted in this
city this summer.
Smith got away TO good STAR;
by taking the first fall from his
opponent in nineteen minutes, with a
combination heaGioCk and leg hold.
Luduckc took the second and third
falls in nine minutes each. Smiths
shoulders were pinned for the first
lime by a book lock and FOR the last
md deciding fan by armiork and
sody scissors.
iavc furnished thC' sccoHH bou, on
The card, started"thi affair. ana KEEL
or forced Hansen to gNc UP in the
irst fall when the match was called
,tf on account of rain
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PENHOLD GIVEN RELEASE
BY MANAGER LEE GO0CH
rurfpnw Ilurlcr Asks Pilot Tint lie
he Let Observation-Disclosures

Lefty" Pentold. pitcher on th"
rolts hurting staff, was given his
unconditional release last night by
Manager Lee Gooch. Pcnfold has
oecn member Of the squad since the
cam reported here last spring and
>as made a fair showing this season
rhe pitcher asked Gooch for his re-
ease owing 10 the fact that III"
Colts have four competent hur!crs
IN Bacon, NcWhortcr. Kircher and
stone and he would not he given
IN opportunity 10 work often enough.
Penfold's release reduces the squad
to fourteen men, including Grimm.
IN extra intieldcr. secured from the
Rocky Mount team. Gooch hopes to
De able to keep Grimm, who has be-
come favorite with the fans IN
ipitc of the fact that he has played
IN only three games AT boulevard
Field. Grimm is heady fielder and
.akcs a good solid crack at the ball.
Richmond will meet the Norfolk
Ears in three more games th:S week.
today and a double header tomor-
:ow. The first contest tomorrow viii
start al 40,
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RAIN STOPS MATCHES
Detroit Tournament Hailed with
FnNoritrS Leading Thrir
OppOnrntS.
lMy Ass1e.Ated rrcssl


DETSO,l, M4t.., June u With
TWO favori;cs, Miss Corinnc Gould.
II ST. Louis. the title holder. and
Miss Z!ndcrstein Of Boston. leading
N their respective matches. rain in
:errupted the scmi-nnals III The wo-
mems national clay court tennis
tournament singles here this after
loon.
Miss Could opposing Mss BALM,
New foTk, won The first set. c.,
ind had one game advantage in The
'econd' which stood 81 when play
.as stopped Miss Zindcrstcin won
Ter initai Sci from Miss Tenant, o!
los Angeles. -, and TOOK the OPEN
ns game, the only one played. in the
iecouG set
The cs.rdings were rrarrang.d this
titernoon SO that Miss Gould me-,
Mss Baiin. Instead o: Miss Tenuan,,
- Originally scheduled. and Miss
hndersiein played Miss Tenant. pluv
vi! be resumed Friday win tOGay's
cores standing for n.e matches
Matches IN me wonen's ana mixed
!oublcs are also schelu.-G foi Friday
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SPORTS
KING WATCHES AMERICAN
DEFEAT BRITISH PHENOM
In Presence OF Royalty William Il.
Tildcn Wins Tennis Match
From Parkc,
lBy Associated rross )

WIMBLEDON. June William
+. Tilden. OF Philadelphia. today took
The measure OF J. c. Parkc. the Brit
Johnston, the American champion.
Put of the running for the British
lawn tennis championship. Tldcn
won in straight sets by Il score OF
i-3. &C. 6-i. The match was hard
fought. but there is no doubt here
that the better man won,
Today's result brought out more
clearly why Parkc succeeded in beat
Ing the American champion in the
iecond round, namely. the American
beat himself. which mistake r4!dcn
vas careful not To repeat.
Tilden was superior at all points
of the game and had sufficient re-
serve and resource TO capture parke's
service game when IL was needed in
order to take the set. rarkc demon
strated one style OF game straight
ridden had this shot. but suppianted
Il with beautiful oGtstrokc when
Parkc was a, the base line. and with
heavily chopped rop-Shot ana
magnificent clean croSS-Nolicying AT
shoulder height and also overhead.
Sometimes Tildcn would do drop
thot, bringing rarkc 10 the net and
Dae Americans prompt reply would
be a perfect lob. winning an ace
Parkc played almost wholly u; the
base line. ON the other hand. TIL
den always had his opponent guess
ing, whether he was back or FOL
lowing into the net.
y great crowd witnessed the con.
test and not the least Interested
among the spectators were the NinS
and Queen OF England. Princess Mary
and the Duke OF York.
Tllden's next opponent will be y: X.
T. kincscotc, who today beat Arthur
Love, OF England. SO, ca. 60. Both
were on the British team last year
in the Davis Gun matches
Williams tomorrow VIII play the
Frenchman. i. Brugnon, who beat
his fellow-countrNm IaurentZ,
Garland will play ~ Drew. of Eng
land. who beat the Frenchman. Max
de CuEiS. NcstrrdAN.
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PLAYERS REMAIN IDLE
ichhis sthrs Of south Postpone Their
Matches "n Account or
IfuIn

>.,. ~! associated PFess.l
HE.W ORLEANS. June 2i-Heavy
rh.uH .h'" today made necessary tho
postpon"mcnt OF all matches il, The
southern tennis championships. The
Se'h!hnh!s OF the mems singles Will
matches Frank r. PANE. OF Now Or
leans meets ". NJ ouiIlan. Of At
ihhth' hnd Henry Bruins. OF New or
,"ans. meets carrolton smith. OF Al
lanti
In the feature doubles matches or
IN" second round tomorrow smith
ana MnhSn"ld, Of Atlanta. play VIII
nam Fcih!"man ard q. y. HUDSON.
OF New orleans. while W. l.. Carey
and vivian Manning, of C;rcenvillc.
) g.. play J. &. i.azHrd and Marion
Levy. OF New Orleans
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WOOD WINS CONTEST
tate aud City Hurirr Pitches Team,
10 Victory over First
National

National Sta;. and City EanI,
ga indicated The FRS, Na,iona!
me yesterday afternoon at HvrI
lark. In one OF tho closest ana h,,d.
Isl fought games OF tho season, Gy
he score of l. to o.
Wood, pitching for the winning aS-
Itsauoh. S'd'ied by slrIkiuc out
hiriecn men. Carter. the FRS, ~.
ionai nurlcT. proved villa ard Was
elieved IN the sixth Inning by Jem-
Score: -
tate and City .OUO ;VIl.
first Nationa! ....,nO2O Ol'2OO-S
summary: First base on ba!s-oft
AFTER =. Wood ?. Jennings : wild
tHS,n--,a rter strucH out-hy carter
Wood 10, Jennings 5.his-on oar.
or :. Wood 9, Jennings .. hit hy
i,i:her-hy Carter 'Hcnl-y. T.
ialD. by Wood . Jennings. Dcii.
icIl TWO. base hlts--W Henley
: Henley TIM OF game. 100 I'm.
lire. Trey!llian
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THE PALM BEACH MILLS - GOoDAII. WoRsTED Co.
SELLING AGENT: A. RoHAUT 22s FOURTH AVENUE. NJ Y.
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PUNCHED HITS WIN
lIty Associates. prcss.l

BROOkLGN. y. V, June "a
Brooklyn punched six hits for iive
runs OF Adams in the NTH inning
TO-DAY and won the game. i to -
oiSon was hit over the left ear by
u pitched ball. and WAS Knocked out
Tor nearly minute. lie was forced
to retire.
Pittsburgh made fourteen hits of
MamauN, hut he frightened up I'm the
ptnchcs, the bases being tull in three
innings.
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COOLERS DROP CONTEST

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
PORTSMOUTH,. VA. June "a
Portsmouth defeated Petersburg in
the first game of the series this after
noon to ;.
The game was featured by a triple
play. staged when Moran pulled down
Greenea's line drive, touching third,
retiring Rooney, and throwing to
second putting out Watt.
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COBB TO REJOlN TIGERS
"''""rrin each" >,r,cs lie E,,..,
!" ria! by July i5---Itriurn. 10
Team .Jujy

~ TN. o., June 21-Tvrus r.
"nn' "h6 ms been al his hone here
~ 'rh Gays on account o. !nu!Yics
received IN "a game al Chic,rn NC
M"orS ago, stated tonight that he
w"n!u JOIN hs team mates in New
orH lul! d AMI expected to be in
cph"' ll":i - may by .luly Is Cohh
says mat there are Tire. Iipamcn,s
lnFn ia MS knee. hut That ihev are
rap!diy hca!!rS lie scouts any ide,
,naL he Is permanently out OF the
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Detroit. D; ~. Louis. d.
No others scheduled.

STANDING Or CLUBS.
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SUFFOLK TAKES GAME

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch)
NEWPORT NEWS. June 2I-It was
Il very unappet:zns game OF base
bail that was won by the Wildcats
here this afternoon after Fagin's poor
start for Newport News had given
suffolk a lead too great TO overcome.
The final score was Q TO 1.
stewart succeeded I'agin in the
second after four men had scored
with none down and with runners
on second and third. Despite his
wildncSs Stewart managed 10 hold
the visitors runlcsS until the ninth
Lcasure. beside pitching 4 close
game after his first bad inning. laid
down three sacrifice hits.
The box score:
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OUIMET SELECTS PARTNER
Former Golf Champion Choo.c. ,.
"n'if"rd 10 piny HrI,ishcr,
WITH Him.

~, ~! Associated Press
hEC,i.MoNT. MASS, June 2i.-Fran-
.s 'uihet. former national ntn,tnur
ana open golf champion. has chosa,,
J"Ss" Gui!ford. rorine: State Omen
champion. Hs his partner in tho mnich
J." .. mayed with Harry vardom and
SIGNALS July 30 P'''eS-
IN, ne match VIII be a th!rty-six boI.
tma'r "a. a, the belmont Spring coun-
80, ,uo. ouiinct defeated Vardon
'nu h"E IN 1913 in the play-of OF a
Trini" ie for the national open cham
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score:
rittsburcl,.
lSrooklyu,
Totals rs lt:iia Totals 36I5.7 30
.itatt"d f"r Adams IN sixth
lated Tor Mcndor In eighth

Pittsburgh ...". I q n n m -,
BROOKLYN ....... q q q n
summary. RunS--Carcy. Grimm EildufT
-. 'riilith. Wheat. Myers. Konctch" Er.
'"S-'aF"S' 'ntshaw. i;arharr. EiIdufr
r, has" hts-Sonth, Wheat
ihrc" ha Sc hlt--Rarharc, Stolen bases
wS,.anr"y Cu,shaw. Schmidt. SACRIFICES
Mh.,,"u. Johnston Douhl" play-- Ada me-
nShnW ana Grimm Cu;shaw and Grimm:
81 M,,nnn and k"nc,chy. i.sf, on bases
"r%u,sh ~ irook!yn. 10. Has, on balls
On M"annr. !: on Ponder. /: on Min.
ii" .ira M., 81 ii'ts-,"G A,inms 10 IN inrnss
~ ! inuinr. iIit by riIcher.by ni,,,,,
,WHis"n, struck ou',-by Adams .: Nv
mr., pitcher Adams umpres. Tia rr l.nS,
and Mccormick. Time i:iC 'S"N
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t'iii,.ir
Totals =" t2il7 Totals 3lIO27
.natted Tor Martin In eighth
ll.ah 'nr liend!yr IN eighth.

Chicago "a, n a IS
New oTII 4 n a "a a A "A
Hu'h'',"FN kunS-ii"l!"chcr. Burns. Ban
1,"iI hr!!H kT'nFS -o'Farr,lI. HerZo.
u i'm" OH, tmo.basr hit SickinE, Mcrklr.
:, SACRIFICES -o'Farrcii. SuvdrT nmnhi.
ppr laysGhy!iy. bancroft and Kelly C2). Han
~; -; h!i% ana Belly ~. Left on bias,
y" i "ri ) Chicago. >. Base on ba II \
VAN a,,,,, Martin; :; OFT %ehf. ); Iiits-on
IN Ia innings or Bsiicy. in an
SS ,rSs iiit ~ p!tGh"r,-hy Bailey Ckcivj.
pitch Martin lDain:. ri;rh.r y,,,,,h >,
tHr!Fcs t!G!cr and Moran Time. i:+3,
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GIANTS STOP VAUGHN

NEW YORK. June ., nh. r,.
i"'k Nationals made II two ON a.,
uhre" from Chicago her" today. VIII.
n'hg inc last game u. the series. Nv
score q: 10 l.
The Giants broke Vaurhn.s win
hlnr, streak Of eight straight. nv
m irving him out in the nest inning.
o m"r r,, T n, York s'orcd three runs
by Burns. 'uh
Score
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GRoCERs TAKE GAME
tmboId's Team Defeats Tobacco Bows
10y score of q 20 :t-MoOrc's
Pitching F~nturcs

.Amboids Grocery Company defeat
q the British American Tobacco
'hmpany team yesterday afternoon
! Bird Park. by the score o. G to
The game was featured by the
.trh'ng OF Moore and the hi,ting Of
coleman AID Mecks.
SccTe: Il n L.
imboid's .....Io0230 o .
J. a. T, Coo 10oo100l-3 4
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Ruth Cannot Stop
Hitting Circuit Swats
ny Associated pres..,

cOLGMBUS, OHIO. juno ~
babe" Ruth, the New York Inn-
KEGS home-run king, made n home
run today In nh exhibition game,
which the Yankees won from the
Columbus Pan-itnndlcs. n local
ncnii-pro team, 10 tn I. In batting
practice prior TO the game. Ruth
hit six balls out of the lot. lie
pitched the Inst inning for the
visitors.
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pitchcr-Strain by Fagin: Dennison twice
by Stewart and Black by Stewart. First
on ba.s-on Fagin. .: on Stewart. .; of
l.easu:e. >. Struck out--by Fagin. o. by
Stewart, G.: by Leasure. ) Wild pitch
Stewart. Stolen baSc---Biack and Davis
Time OF game. i:4a. Umpires-Canicy
and Riley. Attendance l. 200
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:, Inuis ''''"tS Il
Boston 4. L.
~, r"urritr SCHULTZ Clemens. smith /:
i,".'s, MGI!n. :: sullivan Errors PICK.
, ,i..i,2-> s.Sglivap Three base, hi,"Mc-
,"Nah, Sehnpp. PICK. Maranviiic. Ii"n;h
S'Tch Double plays-Hornsbv to
tiiNaN, 70 fonrricr to clemens AVIAN 10
ui"TTn,sS,ppE :" fo9.nicr. C.c,nons to i.nvan;
!u'ppAn TO PICK /" Hnlkn. LEI. on
ms ~, ~ SEi.lan : Schurp. =: GooISin.
~ " ,.chunp. 10 in inninc-: C;nniw Ir,
4, .H y " 'i !l!.an. \ IN \. Iuyrs in
IN, 30, ~ 'Seh.r-by Sehupp. Powell Struck
Nh ~. N'hhli'. ?. GOODWIN = r., ss.I
lUS.if frf'.h.. n ~, '.'- '' ~ -tp',l WIN
arI r.,rr.r ~ III, si. J'np..cs' * lem
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IcNns I.rnriIc.

Dallhs, IT. Ncaumont. 80. UFirsl
game eleven innings)
II. Worth. .. san Antonio. l.
Wichita Falls, 10. Galveston. >.
Shreveport. j; Houston. g.
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SPORTS
TIGERS DOWN ST. LOUIS
BROWNS FAIL TO CONNECT
WITH OLDHAM IN PINCHES
'crroit Iiurler Has Mound city
icam GurssinR-SIslrr Scrurrs
infh safe blow.

-, IIN 'l9aUDIHttU I'rURS.
-; LOUIS, June 2i.--St Iouis
upuin 40 nothing with Oldham i'm tho
pihches touay. and Detroit won Z 70
The locals got but two men ns far
az .-rrcond base. '
Sothoron was wild and incnoc,t,,.
SISTER. with three hits, brought hi.
seasons total To 100. being tn urat
PLAYER IN either OF the major leagues
TO reach this mark NV"
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.PH!LL!Es HIT BOTTOM
QUAKERS DROP GAME
TO WORLD CHAMPIONS
Defeat Places philadelphia I'm Eighth
Plncc-Ri0t Follows
Contest.
IRy Associated Press.

rliILA DELPliIA, June 24.-Phila-
delphia dropped to last place today
when Cincinnati cvencd the series
b. taking the final game. to 3,
Spectators rurged on the field after
the game and Sealc Is said to have
spiked one OF them. prccipitatiny a
frcc-foT- all fight The visitors gained
the shelter OF the clubhouse wiIhou;
injury. but one spectator was badly
cut about tho face.
Loose playing by the local inhcld
lost the game in the first inning.
Cincinnati Ihtlntlciphlu.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS


Jersey city. .; Rochester. /.
baltimore. {. Akron. =.
Reading. 4. Buifalo. :"
Syracuse, !. Toronto, D.
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Memphis, .; Birmingham :.
Little ROCK, >: Atlanta. l.
chattanooea. .; New Orleans. l.
Nashville. II: Mobile. 3
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NIncricnn A.,ocIn,Inn.

Kansas city. ,. ~. Paul. >.
Milwaukee. II. Minneapolis. ..
louisville. >. cviumbus .
Indianapolis, g: Toledo
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SCHUPP BATTED OUT

BOSTON. June 24-poor infe,d
WORK by BoS,"" gave St Louis a vie
lory I 10 !. IN the final game OF The
series today.
Boston knocked Schupp Off the
mound but Goodwin held the game
sullivan made three hits. Knocking
~ w. runs and scoring another.
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Totals ....3o : % e Totals 33 9 - I
.Batt"d tor Smith la sixth
Tran for craya;h In NTH
:Rati"i for Gaiiia In ninth.

fh!iadelphia ...... ........l o0Oi "a
summary: Runs Nath, Groh Duncan.
:: korf, Williams, Stengrl u Miller
Errors Roush. Saliee: rauict,e. Il. Miller.
Two-hhsc hits-Groh. Srr X. Miller, Meu-
Sc, Home Williams stolen base.
- M"a,'. Duncan. Kopf SacriHc.s-Groh.
ItGush. =. Duncan. See. Rawlings Fletcher
Douhl. rlays-Groh. Ra;h and Roush; See
ami Groh: korf. Rata and Ruueh LEFT
on Cincinnati 4: Philadelphia Il
base ON haiis-oH Snllcc. |: Gaiiia. J. iIi,s
of Smith. I in Innings: tiailin. 4 In I
i Wild ritch-Gallia Losing r!tchnr"
smith tmpires-O'Day aud Oui.lcy.
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nroncho. secure PLAYER.

NDCkf MOUNT. =. @. June "a
lnhcldcr Mahl Myers has been pur-
cha:Nt by the Rocky Mount club OF
IN" virginia League from the Au-
rusta. Ga. team Of the South At
lan'ic League. /, was announced hero
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N"rloIk :..........U 0 0.2
summary: Runs-Raker. Smith. Poole.
Holmes. Arragon. stuart Sunma, Corcoran.
trrors--iooie. Stuart ~. feathers. Two
base hits--curcoran. ArraGon. Home
Stuart. Sacrifc. h.is-Brhcck Smith.
Left on bascs-Ri chmond. {: Norfolk ;.
First base ON crrnr-N orfu!k. =. Bases on
balis-on Stone. :: of licall. I. Struck
oui-by stone. I: 10y i!"all. ). Wild bitch
--ifcall. Passed balls -A bhott. Time %.
EaImr -. Cmnirns Orih and Hrunks
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The Truck rs
hit the visitors.
outp!ayed and ont.
Portsmouth
Petersburg.

:, inmatv; kuns-A ieSan,ier. -, Klein
CominaId. Alexander Burdct,. Knowicy,u
Crockett. Earned runs-pc,ersburr .
Portsmouth I. Two la hlt--AIoran
Klein. :: Bang. Sacrifice h!is-Pos, stolen
nlay,M 'ra.i to Vcrm!iyea S;ruci; out1by
Crockett, :: by knowirsnn. Base on
halls-OU Crockett . OF knnwlrson
Left on aScs-Pctcrshur.. To- l'orts;r"'itn
:. L IN p!T.---Wcstervc,t and Guyan. Time
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lbctruit.


nnh!th; I.hGh t2b. Errors-Tiilnrr Twn-
Us ~, H.l!inan. stolen baars-yn,in,,
Sh Imrh, rins,li Ai"sm.,h. ,inc.S--i.ush
And III, r,i''s"n :. Double" ulnys-Young
s'" rd '.si' "i nn;,-e--sDe,roit 4 ST Louis.
struck out--by Oldham bv s, IL
IRON. Wl!i pttCh-So;hnrun rin,,irD ~
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How They Stand ebay
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Hlciinond. q: Norfolk. ..
suffolk. %: Newport News,
Miison-H9sky Monnt trmIm.

WHERE THEY PIhY To-Day.
SOrfOllt ut Richmond.
Petersburg ut Fort sfn0uth
SunOlk at SCwpUrt News.
Wilson at Rocky Mount.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Cleveland mt Chicago.
Detroit at 81. Louis.
Philadelphia ut WASHINGTON.
1tOstun ut New York
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Durham, ,. Greensboro. 10.
Raleigh. 3: Winston Salem. /.
High Point. !. Danvl!lc, >.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Ifrookl!n. q: Pittsburgh. %.
Scw York. s; Chicago, /.
-. ouis.. :: iiostun. I.

WHERE THEY rI.AY TODAY.
brooklyn at Itostun.
Chicago at Pittsburgh
New York lat PHILADELPHIA
Only three games hcIIrtiuied.
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Newport News.
Totals 81 I
Toials 3nilo1

SCOr- by INNINGS: n
SGnolk 4 q a a n n q
Scwpor; News ...3 o o 0 % o 0 %
summary: Kuns-Biack, .: Strain -
Poole. Crow. Davies. benson. Duncan
Whitcrar, simmons. sharpe. ChtmpAgnc
Errors-I1olc. Grow. Sharp. Three b,..
hits Harm and Pool. Two-basc hi;
Mack. Sacrifice htS-Strain. Pool Dun
can i."aS,irc 60. Celenbackcr. Iiit by
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Z NHrIrSton, ], NUgustA, (
Charlotte. =: t;r.cnvillr. :.
Columbia, Ii: Spartanbiirg, 4.
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IT9tnis :: IL To,a'. 81 IL =
-Ealt"h Tor S"hupp in seventh
rham ipr Gowdy in eighth.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-28

ber 10 que decfan de su rey esos po
bres sieryos, ingenuos de corazon, gen
te humilde, pero fiel, por Ia que el sen
tia comrSsivo Y paternai cariiio. 55HH @
Que hagan subir aquf essa huena
genie .-orden0- Quitro' interrogarf
los.
Tn arquero fue en- busca de ellos
Los pobres diablos aparecieron He
nos de espanto, palidos desfigurados
Dor instintiyo terror. La noyia disimu
Iaba las gruesas lagrimas que hrota-
ban de sus ojos, ocultando Ell rostro
contra el hombro de su esposo. III viejo
padre temblaba de la cabeza a les pies.
TOdos callahan.
W.; Ea, buena gente!-dijo Hagober-
to. Por que ese susie que demos
trails? No sois todos hijos mf,,s! Creo
siempre haberme conducido como un
buen padre para con vosotros.
s - Sois el amo. seiiOr rey !-c0ntest0
ell anciano, con voz apagada. Vucstras
son nuestras vidas... Podeis tomar-
las.
Dagoberto suspir0. Habfa guerido
reinar por ell amor Y he ahf que su So
10 nombre sembraba ell espanto y evo-
caba la muerte. Con afable gesto quiso
tranquilizar al viejo, aterrorizado por
sesenta aiios de gleba. Y luego lie pre-
gunt6: @
Dime, buen hombre, sQe canta-
ban hace un momento?
Los amores de Rewulfo Y de Wal
trude, dos pastores de la comarca, GU
va leyenda cantamos nosotros, la po-
bre, ,gente,, desde siglos. iit
isimples pastores ~. 1ngenuos
amantes Dagobero lanz6 a su
..leude' Winfredo una mirada llena
de ironfa.
-: Per0 no hay acaso-continu6 inte
rrogando afablemene glorias mss al
tas que celebrar?
Asf, por ejemplo, sno hay entire yo-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-28

sc el buen Dagoberto. Ese sueiio lie en-
cantaba, ocrIpaba por entero su pensa-
miento mas no olvidaba, empero, GU.
debfa presentarse "a esa misma h0ra,
precisamente en- la gran sala de su pa
lacio donde su pueblo 10 esperaba. Era
!, el dfa en- que sus "leudes'' Y condes re-
novaban su jaramento de fidelidad, Y
para ese acOntecimiente, las ptiertas
del. castillo habfanse alberto de par en-
par. a fin de que pudieran presenciar
el acto tanto los siervos como los barol
nes.. tanto los pobres como los podero-
SOS del reino.
Majestuoso, pero sonriente afable,
rejuyenecido; y transfiguradO p0r su
sueiio extraordinario, avanz6 Dagober
to hacia el estrada, sobre el cual es-
perabalo SUI trono de orc, bajo un do
sci de. pdpufa. Con su luenga barba
argentada, su serenidad bonachona, su
manto de rfgidos dobleces, parecfa un
personaje de leyenda.
De repente, al llegar junto al trono,
un clamnr enorme surgi6 de la apinada
muchedumbre, dejandolo estupefacto !:
clamor convertible bien pronto en- un
formidable estallido de hilaridad, de
jsencadenado sibitamente por tres mil
individlos de congestionadas faccio-
mes. Los .jileudes" disimulaban, entire
convulsiyos gestos, irrespetuOsas car
cajadas,; pero el pueblo, Ell pueblo es-
clayizadoi sc srefa francamente, a man
dfbnlai batiente, oprimi6ndose el vien-
tire a dos fmanos, con, los ojos llorosos.
Los hombres dabanse ,pnos a otros, rui
dosas palmadas- j1bilo.. Las muieres
i pasmabanse, falta de. respiration, con
prilniendose las costillas con ambas
ilmanos. Los muchachos, con cristali-
mas " delirantes carcaiadas tendfan
!. los brazos hacia Dagoberto.,.
n Examin6se, ,entonces, a ST mismo el
buen rev; cOmprendi0 Y rindio gracias
a Di0s.
ise habfa vestido con los calzones
! al reeves.
LUIS sENoLET.
ID. De una vieja y popularfsima
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-28

ID. De una vieja y popularfsima
canci6n francesa.