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New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Edythe A. Carr Is Bride
Of Irving A. Sartorius
Reception and Dinner to 300
Guests at Hotel ST. Regis
Follow Ceremony

The wedding of Miss Edythe A. Carr,
daughter of Herbert j. Carr, of 2 East
Fifty sixth Street, and Irving A. Sar-
tcrius, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sar-
torius. OF this city, took place last
evening at the Hotel st. Regis.
DR.. John Lovejoy Elliott performed
the ceremony at o'clock in the marble
ballroom under bower decorated with
palms, Easter lilies and roses, leading
up to which was an aisle marked off
with high pillars, festooned with roses
and smilax.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore white satin
gown trimmed with rose point lace and
a tulle veil fastened with orange blos-
SONS. She carried a shower bouquet
of white orchids ana iilies-of- -the-val-
ley.
Miss Bertha Sartosus. maid Of honor,
ard Mrs. Sylvan Barnet, matron of
honor, were in dresses of blue chiffon
and silver lace. The bridesmaids were
the Misses Eleanor Gottheil, Beryl
Slegbert, Frances Goldsmith and Clara
Weiss. They wore green chiffon over
flesh satin and carried mixed spring
flowers.
Mortimer Loew was best man, and
the ushers were Willard Ii. Carr, Ed
ward Gown, Bertram Mautner, Louis
Wise. Herbert Wise, Henry Gale, JEFF
frey Granger and Edwin Falk.
The ceremony was followed by re-
coption and seated dinner to three
hundred guests.
The bride is a graduate of Vassar
College, class OF 20, and Mr.. Sartorius
OF Yale, class of ia.
After a trip to California, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sartorius will live in New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29

parties given by the Clarks usually
take place there. The second floor has
three tapestry suites in addition to the
art gallery and state dining room, and
these were all used last night. The
walls in the dining room were carved
from trees brought over here from the
Black Forest,
ihere was general dancing through
out the evening and buffet supper
was served in the dining room.
The last Of the metropolitan dances
for girls not yet out was held last
night in the ballroom of the Ritz
Carlton. The comgnittee in charge in
cluded Mrs. Casimir dc Rham, Mrs.
James A. Burden, Mrs. Robert L. Stev-
ems. Mrs. Goodhue Livingston, Mrs. J.
Archibald Murray and Mrs. John II.
Prentice.
Mr.. and Mrs, Matthew ]. Loorman,
of l0S East Eightysixth Street and
Locust Valley, Long Island, arc receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth of a
son on Saturday. Mrs. Loorman was
Miss Constance Peabody. She is a
daughter Of Mrs. A. Rene Moen.
Professor and Mrs. H. Fairfield Os-
born have returned from the South and
are at their home, 99S Fifth Avenue.
wnere they will remain until Nav Is:
when they will go to their country
place, Castle Rock, Garrison on Hud
,son, for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Burton have
arrived in the city from Cedarhurst,
Long Island. and are at the Hotel St.
Regis.
Miss Eleanor Hoover, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William D. Hoover, of Wash
lngton, d. c., will be married to Fair
fax Stuart Landstreet jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Fairfax S. Landstreet, of this
city, to-day in Chandler, Ariz.
The marriage of Miss Helen Hamil.
ton Num-, daughter of Commander Lor-
tus j. de Winton Num-, r. N. V. r..
and Mrs Num-, to W. II. Dannat Pell
Will take place this afternoon in St.
Jomes's Church, Madison Avenue and
Seventy-frst Street
dance will be given tonight at the
Ritz Carlton for the benefit of the So
cial service and occupational therapy
departments of the Reconstruction Hos
Lltal at Tooth Street and Central Park
West. Miss Elizabeth T. Hyde is chair
man of the dance committee
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Religious Organizations Get
$I3O,OOO by c. III. Tenny Will

Thirteen religious organizations re-
ceived $4,000 each under the will of
Charles Fl. Tenny, hat manufacturer
and director of the Bowery Savings
Bank, whose estate was appraised yes
terday for transfer tax purposes at
s4,332,5 ,544. Mr.. Tenny died on April
~, 1919, at the Hotel Plaza, which had
been his home. Boston University and
the Lawrence, Mass, General Hospital
received $4,000 each in the will.
Mr.. Tenny had securities valued at
$3,929,936 at the time of his death He
owned Liberty bonds amounting to
1856 100.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
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LEONARD TRACY

Leonard Tracy, for fifteen years an
inspector in the Department of High
ways, died on Sunday at his home, 219
Logan Street, Brooklyn. He was a
member Of the James P. Sinnott Demo-
cratic Club.
The funeral will take place to-mor-
row morning, with requiem mass at the
Church of the Blessed Sacrament, Full
ton Street and. Euclid Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Pope Receives Dougherty
New American Cardinal TO Sail
for Home AnriI f

ROME, March 2s.--Preceding his de-
parture from Rome tomorrow, bound
homeward, Cardinal Dougherty day
was received by Pope Benedict. After
ward His Holiness received the Very
Reverend Joseph A. Whitaker, of Phila-
delphia.
Cardinal Dougherty also visited Car
dinal Gasparri, the Papal Secretary of
State. Cardinal Doughcrty and his
April on the steamer Olympic, due
to arrive in New York. Anril u
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29

Going On To-day
DAY


American Museum Of Natural History, ad-
mission free.
Metropolitan Museum or Art admission
free.
Aquarium. admission free.
Geological Park, admission free
Van Cortlandt Park Museum, admission
free
Lee.urs by Edward Howard Griggs on
Fer what Do we Live? ?" Town Hall,
:, l2a West Fortythird Street, II o'clock
Exhibition of the works OF John Keats
Grolier Club, AZ East Sixtieth Street, ali
day.
Lecture by Sinclair Lewis on Modern Fic-
tion-~A Criticism of Life" Town Hall,
lSS West Firty y-third street. ii o'clock.
Meeting of the State Chapter, American
War Mothers. Republican Organization
Club. 222S Broadway, O'Clock.
Astor 2 o'clock
Lecture by Belle Nortnrup on tepageantrv -
Metropolitan Museum of Art. o'clock
Meeting of the National Liberal I,nmi gra :
ton League New York County Lawyers
Lecture by Dr. Will Durant on Inter
pretations of Great Writers: Shelley. -
Brooklyn Institute OF Arts and Sciences.
Academy OF Music. o'clock.
NIGHT
Lecture by Dr. James H. Tufts on Five
Types OF Justice" Cooper Union. 5
o'clock.
Lecture by George e. open on Gals.
worthys The Skin Game" Woodstock K
Is.
Annual meeting OF the Wonan'a Trade
Union League, East Fisstp nth Street. s
o'clock.
Lecture by sPat Grove on e:;oeiety's Duty
in Crime PreventioA.r Pilgrim Hail
Forum. Broadway and Fisty-sixth Street,
sis o'clock.
Lecture by Or. VIII Durant on sEauca
ton as IT Should Be- Park View Palace.
10th Street and Fifth Avenue. $50
O'Clock.
Lecture by Or. Lindley NJ. Keasber on
Exploitation, Agricultural Cooperation .
Fourteenth Street Labor Temple, s:15
o'clock.
Entertainment and reception of the Tenth
Regiment Police Reserve. Prospect Hall,
80 o'clock.
Lecture by DIR. George Earle Raiguei on
Current Events, and Siberia and the
Spread OF Bolshevism." Brooklyn rns,i-
tute OF Arts and Sciences, o'clock
Dinner Of the Mems League, Flatbusll Con
sregational Ch.rch : O'Clock Address
By Charles s. Whitman
Meeting OF Grand Street Boys, Hotel Penn
syivana, o'clock
Meeting of Traffic Club. Waldorf Astoria,
oclock.
Lecture by Dr. Holmes W. Merton ON How
to Judge People by Study Of Their
Faces" 96 Fifth Avenue s o'clock.
Meeting OF Wall Street Women's Club
Hotel Pennsylvania. s o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
From, q Staff CorresDonts,,,t

ALBANY, March 2s--The Legisla-
ture when it adjourned tonight did so
out of respect to the memory OF Cardi-
nal Gibbons. The motion to adjourn
in memory Of the late prelate was put
in the Senate by Senator John ]. Boy
Ian, of New York, and in the lower
house by Assemblyman Thomas F. Co.'S
grove. Of Staten Island
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
MARRIAGES

BEAzLEY-PETERs-on Saturday. March
-, by the Rev. John r. Peters y. n
Lucretla Mcclure to Lieut. Gerald wills
Beazley. Savannah Ga, papera please
copy.
CoLLiSs--ToNKIN- and Mrs. John
Jay Tonkin, al Hotel Bellec.aire an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter
Florence &c Virginia Tonkin. to Dr. r.
his bride will reside in washington'
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29

Birth, Engagement, Marriages,
Death and In Memoriam Notices
may be telephoncd TO The Tribune
any time up 10 midnight for in
sertion in the next days paper.
Telephone Beckman 1000.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
JULIA WORMSER SELIGMAN

JULIA WORMSER SELIGMAN
julia Wormser Seligman, wife Of
Jefferson Seligman, died yesterday
after short illness at her home, II
East Sixty-ninth Street. She was the
daughter of the late Isidor and Carrie
Wormser. The funeral will be private.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
DEATHS

ALExANDER--Sudde March n. Heien
r.. beloved wife Of Mitchell w Alexan-
der, OF Mount Vernon. y Y and daTgh
ter OF Wolf Rice, OF Washington. d. q
aged 10 years Interfnent Washington,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29

yesterday, Is to be married on April
80 IN this city. She is daughter Of
Duncan Cameron and granddaughter
Of Sir Roderick Cameron Mr.. Maver
is the younger son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Mayer, of this city and
Washington.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29

American Museum Of Natural History ad-
mission free.
Metropolitan Museum OF Art, admission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
% 7
~ ilSun,

Totals . 81 -
'Onc man ont whom Winnln
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
FRENCH CHAMP MAY MEET
AMERICAN PLA YER AGAIN
Both Mile Lcgcn and Mrs Mola Bjurstcd Mallory Express
Desire TO Decide Championship After French Woman
Receivers From Relapse.

Mile. i.cnrlcn still suffered today
from the rccurrcnt attack of bronchi-
It's. which caused her to abandon play
against Mrs. Mallory after the Amer
lean star had beaten her. -, in the
first set of their match and broken
through tho French marv.l's service
Tor tn" ftrSt two points in the second
set. She appeared in Il warm plush
coat and a muller. and couShcd fire.
uucntly.
When Mile. LcnGlcn cam" on the
Ncranda she expressed to tennis oiii-
Gals her regret at having been COM
PEELED suddenly TO quit playing yes
tcrday. Mrs. Mallory ran to greet
her as soon as her third round match
WAS completed and the French woman
again voiced sorrow over having been
compelled 10y her physical condition
to leave the court in the midst Of
their match. II was then that they
exchanged wishes To play one another
again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
PENN MUTUAL WINNER
OF IMPORTANT CAME
Insurance Team Captures
Pcnnanl for First Half of
Commercial League Race.

Penn Mutual yesterday won tho rcnnant
in the commercial League race for tn.
first half of this season. 'C'y'' pcHrc"
FOR the insurance nine. WAS inyiuCiti"
when hits would have n"tt.d tn. East
End team runs anu church nm was shat
ont lay HE score of to u.
wcr" tied ror hnn"rS in the rae" which
ended with the games az July : Ycst.r-
days contest gave Dr. Bagby's charges
Who'll. game lead. and assures th"n "f
III" right q" raTt!cirat" in IN. series for
the league "hanp3onShip,
rcarcc appeared 10 h" in nnc form.
tightening NJ whenever Church I'M
Thomas. who hurled what ordinarily
would hc winning ball. IiarrClson went
in the box when a pinch hitter sent
in 10 hat for Thomas.
\ HON" run by EpW.cs was the feature
of the game The ball sailed far over
tho Willard sign IN l"ft-Ccntcr and How;es
tr"t;ed home for the first sally OF tho
After tha, the insurance nino added
ihr"" more runs and put the game ON
ic"
Sale. second baScnan for Penn Mutual.
robbed Church I'M nf its best chance -
score. With Hicks third. Strain hit
drive which appeared To- Toe good tor
tho hit needed 20 count the run which
would have ;,cd the score. sal" l"Hp"i
into tn" air and brought the sphere down.
holding Hicks on third.
InwlcS and carter of Penn Mutual
each mad" iwu hits in four tim"a up.
Will" l.iGron. ~ church Iiill. tied with
them for batting hcnnrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
BABE RUTH SKATERS
RECORD FOR SWATT|NG
''Bambinos" I5lh Home Run
Travels Distance of O75
Feet.

CHICAGO. Aug. Babe Ruth, of
the Yankees. cracked out his
the Yankees. in cracking out hi.
f"rtNiifth home run of the season
today and his one hundred and forty
eighth since being in the American
League. The ball cleared the righ-
c"ntcr-iicld hlcaChcr wall about ten
feet and landed on III" outside. n dis
thncc approximately a. feet from the
plate. according Ia ground officials
After striking the ground in an ud-
joining soccer field. tn" ball boun<le d
IL distance of 200 feet or more before
II was stopped by 4 box. making the
travelling distance Of the ball approx
imatclN G.' feet.
lncidcn,-Ii, New York easily de-
fcatcd chicago. II to >. in a game
which WAS cUrta.icd by rain in the
eighth inning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
FAST BANTAMWE|GHT
BOXERS ARE MATCHED
Eight Round Bout Will Be
Staged Here Next Thurs.
day Night.

RED Leonard, the Nc,vnor, ~
han,amwcight boxer. who nut u,
such good fight against Char.
h"'man at the broadway Athletic
Arena two weeks ago. Will mako nj.
second appearance OF the year in
Richmond next Thursday night.
announcement was made last might
by "Hckc" Smith. proprietor q. ~.
arena. That he had matched I.oonarI
with Jack White. formerly ~
nniiadelphia. hut now of Norfolk
whites record ms :; tighter liz an -
ccllcnt one. as he fuurh, Jcssc nj
man lirhtwcirht boxer. eight ro,,n,.,
IN Norioik. White put up a scrannv
hrht aga inst the larger Holman AMI
"r"w praiS" from the boxing critics
OF inc Tide water section
The match between Leonard ,,J
white VIII be the feature OF the hnst
noslhE carnival arranged hy the local
promoters this year. Smith stated
eight rounds. Johnny Mcrvoy. ban.
tamwciEht champion OF Richmnnd
and rNdy to meet all chalIcnycrs
VIII face Joe Madoia in the seminal
bout SIX round affair MadoIa is
a newcomer in Richmond. Hc halls
from New York. where he has an
reared In several bouts recently
Mah"la Is vlHitin;, relatives in Kici
mnhh at ing Tune.
Speedy" Whitney ANA "Nu,.,
Howell. nvwcights. have hcrn
matched I" meet Tor tho second tim.
this season. Whitcny holds mo
championship OF Richmond in this H.
vision. but Howell recently fought
him TO "A draw. and tho houu Thur.
day might Will determine which will
wear IN" titl"
several preliminary bouts also hav.
been arranged. and while IN. bnrcrs
ttsll a..
matched In regard To weight ara
these scraps promise 20 be thrilling
ones battle royal between 0vo
'"iorch scrappcrs Will cnd tho pro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

FOREST HILLS. y. y. Aug. IL
suzanne l."nElcn returned To the
WcStSidc Tennis club courts today as
Il spectator, and when sh" met her
conGucror of yesterday. Mrs. Moila
BjurStcdt Mallory. she expressed the
hope that she would have an oppor-
tunity /" play the American title
holder again before going back to
France.
Mrs. Mallory. who had just swung
farther along the path Of victory in
the national womcm'S tournament by
an easy triumph in the third round.
smiled and said she. too. would he
pleased To encounter Mile. I.cn,:lcn
under more conclusive circumstances.
Those who overheard the convcrSa-
ton in the Nrranda box which the
tennis expert occupied believed il in
Dictated that arrangements for Il Spc-
cial match between the world cham
pion and United States titlchold.r
soon would he started.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
HEAVY HITTING GIVES
RICHMOND LAST CAME
Colts Take Kindly TO John
sons Offerings and Have
Little Trouble.
sHEEnAN DRIVES or HOMER
Second Ua>cman Gets Brrnk When
ball Strikes Ground and Hounds
4. Over wnll-trrnEon Hits safcl?
Three Times In IA Many Trials.
.,LSnccial ,n Thc rimcs- nisrntch !

i~~'tSpecial Ia The Times Dispatch
.--ROCKY MOUNT, y. l., Aug. IL
Listless playing on the part of the
Tarhccls combined with heavy hit
ting by the Colts. gave the Ryuuit"s
the rubber game of the series. To 3.
this afternoon in what Was ono OF
the most crra;ic contests staged on
the local lot this season
VIA Johnson held the visitors
scurvlcSS and the locals led through
the first four innings. the kiChm"nd
aggregation took Ia his offerings IN
the NTH inning and sent three runs
over. adding one each in the sixth
and ninth and two in the eighth.
Shcchan got a flukc home run when
his drive bounced over the wall. Ar
ranCon had a perfect day at the bat.
while Weafcr and Mcckcr also slug
god the ball hard for the visitors.
Rowland and Moran lcd in the Tar
heels hitting. ArragonS fielding was
a feature OF tho contest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
First Baseman Injured
When Struck by Ball
Try Associated Prcss.1

CLEVELAND. ONO. Aug. IL
In the first inning Of today'S game
between Philadelphia and Clcvc-
land, Jameson hit a single along
first base line. the bah taking a
false hound and hitting j. Walker.
Philadelphia first baScman. on the
head, knocking him unconscious.
Walker was carried off the field
and taken 10 a hospital. Hos
pital physicians, after an cNHmi-
nation OF Walker. said he was suf-
fcrinE from concuSSion Of the
brain and that his condition is
serious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
RICHMOND GIANTS DROP
THIRD CANE OF SERIES

The itu"i,lyn Huval. took ,n, ,bt,,
Fan rTn" dt M s"-'' from the Ii.chmonJ
T,,a"'s Ss'i'ihlN .h- sruro ~ 10 Z,
IN" gam" was pi'ch,r-' battle NJ.
tween Nltgh.' i..rhunuri Ci,r,
Hubbe-i. ~ 'hy ..ooryu Koya'. I,uni nm"
having ne better 81 ths o4,t.e by a
The Giants VIII try hard 20 tax. Tho
isiniIhlnf Two games TO-DAY and Friday
StrinEbcahs Williams vii! pitch ,ornny
Tow t9r the Royals against IIender,on
Richmond 90 iss1 ~, ,
hatteris.-MicheM and Grant. uubt.r;i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
IMPERIAL LEAGUE RAG
IS CAPTURED BY EAGLES
Win Deciding Comics, From
Chris,o.Cola by Score
of 4 to 3.

Dixie Eagles yesterday afternoon won
IN" pcnnant rt the fmncciul League by
defeating thristo-Cola. :" at RVrd
Park. Both teams had their strongest
nin"S on the field ana tho cOntos, wa. a
battle royal from the hr-t inning until
IN" last Several times during tho game
II Was necessary tn halt tho proceedings
~ order ~ -tTaiEht"n nut arguments over
dCcli!si"ns II tn" uupirc.
In" contest was ppsiS"sSon affair made
necessary h"csuS" both teams wcrc tool
fr- the first pla"" whom tn" schedule was
completed las, Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
NORFOLK LOSES AGAIN

TNRBoEO, y g.. Aug. l7.-Amhy
McCunu"ll's Tar Babies this afternoon
to"il the odd gam. ot the series from
tho Norfolk lars 10y the score OF :,
10 6 but not until tho visiting team
had scared tn" fans by staging a SIN
run rally IN the ninth inning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
CLEVELAND WINS CAME
1Rr Assnclntcd rrcss.l

CLEVELA ~, OHIO, Aug. IL
cleveland hit Philadelphia pitchers
hard today and won. IL 10 s. the visit
ing hurlcrs also being wild. Cove
icsllic, VIII" started for tho cham
pions. lasted less th%i tw" innings
hat Caldwell. who relieved him, was
.f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
FORMER COLT HIT HARD

PORTSMOUTH. Va. Aur. iT-Hit-
ting Hcatwole often and hard. the
Truckers this afternoon easily dis
posed OF the Builders lay the Scur"
Of II 10 3. Manning showed butter
form and was given fast clean sup
port The visitors showed plainly
that they were outciassed and help
less against their opponents, lachiuu
lie and FIR. except In a fcw spots
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
CHICAGO HANDS BOSTON
Z WALL0Ps IN ONE DAY
Windy City T IN Defeats
Braves Twice by Margin
of One Run.
iBv ASsociatcd prcss /

BOSTON. Aug. Chicago twice
defeated Boston today. . to T. and >
To ]. the second game coin: ten in
ninrs.
ScottS wild throw in the opening
contest allowed the winning score.
IN" second game was decided on
lcrrys hit. "a sacrifice and Maiscl'S
bounding single to right.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
BROWNS TAKE CONTEST
JI:v Associated Press

ST LOUIS. Aur. lT.--Milicr's homo
run in tho eighth inning with Milan
ON base. saved Washington from he
browns won the game. TO ,, by
punching hits off MngridEc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
CATS DOWN WILSON

SUFFOLK. VA. Aug, facilitating
edge baseball this afternoon VITA
l.v steady and dcpendab!e on the
.uu. suffolk won from Wi,S'n. !
In one OF the hest. snTapi"*t ANA
r,St attended games "t the S"a
Ihc few hundred fans WI" 81 q
tho game were wildly ,nthuelaS-
PITCHER johnson, playinG right
:. made Ihrcc sensational catches.
iirh helped 10 nut the game on lee.
Bennett, for the Bags, allowed hut
ight hits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
Totals ,;,;. a. ,.,-n:h
JACK WHEAT'S ERROR
COSTS DODGERS GAME

nRooKLYS. y Y. AnE, i,-Iack
Wh"ut's inuff 81 SChu,H's hy in the htih
inning today COS, brooklyn a 3-;o-i vic
tory over st. Louis. az NV" men were
out when heavy rainsiorin prev" ii
further play Had the Supcrbas' outncld"r
caught the bah the sid" would hay: boon
retired and the game zone on record.
------
South Atlantic Association Results.
C;rccnvillc. 10; Charleston. "a.
SpartanburG, &c; Charlotte. 81.
Augusta. o: Columbia, 0. (Ninctccn
innings darkncSS).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
Il Portsmouth,.

'One out IN eighth when game was
called on account Of rain.
Score by innings: X
Newport News .. 900 OlO o. 3
Portsmouth ....... $50 O2D 81 !
Summary Two-base hits Riggs.
Casey, Manning. Bangs 81. Three
base hit-Mailoncc. Home run"
Malloncc. Whitcraft. stolen bases
Bangs. GOosctrec. Sacrifice hit
Whiccraft. Double pIays--H eaiwole
TO Dunbar to Mcmahon I.cn on
bases--Newport News. C.; Portsmouth.
G. Struck by Hentwolc. !. by
Manning. 3. Bases on balls-of Man
ming. 2: off Heatwolc. 2. III, hats-
men--by Heatwoie. 2: ny Manning.
2. Time Of game--1:50. Umpires-
HarbiBon and Westervelt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

worth. Three base hit kcllchcr
stolen baScs- Barber. Sacrifice hits
-Maiscl, kcllch"r. McQuillan. Dou-
bio p!ays-Bo"ckcl to Ford TO IIolkeS.
Left on baScS--chicaGo, 10: Boston.
= i'aScs on halls-pn Jones, !; or
McQuillan, :. Struck omt--by Jones.
I: by MCQuillan. 3. tmpircs-Mo-
rnn and RIElcr. TiInn--l.ih
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

H"si"n '''''''''' az AZ" an !,
summary: Two base hits Fiack
Terry. Cruise. Thrcc-baS. hit-pow-
ell. Home runs -,iibSon. Scott. Sac
rihcc hit-Maiscl. Double plays
D'Farrcll To liullochcr: Holiochcr to
Terry To Grimes. Deal 10 Terry to
Grimes: i!arharc To iiolkc. Left IN
haScS--'hicaEo :; EoSton, I. Bases
on ballS-on scott, l. Struck ott 49,
ny Ponder. ;. by scott. Passed
bnll-t;ihs"n. Empires higher and
Moran. Tim.-l;i0.
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Totals ....... 30 IL "a
.Eattcd for Naylor in ninth.


summary: Two-basc hits---C. Walk
cr t2D. Perkins GU, Burns. OMEN
~. Wambsganss. smith. Jameson.
Thrc, base hitS-Scwcll. Will Stnich
Sacrifice hits-Du-
ran, Gardner. WamhsGanss. Doubic
plays Mccain and Griffin. l.cft on
bases Philadelphia, 3; Cleveland. 10
Eases on balIs-off Moore. ]: off mar
ris. 3 off Freeman, 3: off Naylor' ::
HitS- on Moore, , in 23 inning; OF
Harris. > in | inning. off Freeman. :
in inning: of MAYOR. u in . !.
innings: off C"N"i"skie, in i"
innings: OIL Caldwell, 6 i'll % In
nings Struck out-by harris, i; ny
Naylor. >: by Caldwell. .. Wild p,t'h
~ covclcSkic. Winning pltchcr
caldwell Losing pitchcr--iiarriS.
I'mpircs- Evans. Hildebrand and Di-
ur"U Timc-2:l2.