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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
Music Notes
By Mildred Bryant Jones

Voice production has two entirely
different sidcs-physical and mental
The physical side is greatly in evil
dence with the unframed singer who
tries to unduly use his throat and
tongue i'll producing force The
trained singer. of course, realized that
a good pure tone must be produced
with conscious mechanical effort and
earnest work must be given to acquir-
ing the ability TO give forth perfect
tones in the proper manner. This
automatic control of the physical side
OF voice production is the result OF
correct and unstnted study and prac
ticc. Hence the absolute need OF a
capable and conscientious teacher. To
the student who finds himself handi-
capped in this regard a few hints
along the line of correct procedure
may be in order. The chest should
be lifted and kept high while singing
so that the lungs may have a chance
and that the voice may have reson-
ance. 1t is not quite as easy as one
might suppose to maintain this cor
rect chest position II is a matter of
development, and here again must be
stressed the idea of that and constant.
regular practice. Avoid any pressure
from the throat As the basis oil all
good singing is correct breathing and
control OF the breath. the very first
thing to learn is how to breathe to
the greatest advantage The dia-
phragm should be used in trying to
press the air up against thu chest and
the throat left open. 1t Is ridiculous
to try 10 get a pint OF water in a pint
cup Which IS not in condition to re-
ceivc a pint. The cup must be clear
81 trash 10 the bottom and the same
thing is true OF the lungs. They must
be filled from the bottom with air if
the best tones are to be given Prac-
ticing with the mouth closed is some
times a great help, especially in the
case OF those who arc inclined to
shout and to exaggcrate their vocal
powers. Sing softly 10 obtain good
results, and when necessary. sing very
very softly. 1t is not possible to
shout ones way into real singing
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
Vaudeville and
Movie Review.
THE GRAND

At last! A real relief has come.
After many months of Stock Musical
Comedy Gags. we have at last realized
our hopes. Yes, vaudeville in all its
glory and variety made its appearance
at the Grand last week. The bill OF
fered was as good a bill as you can
see in any OF the loop variety houses
and the packed house was evidence
enough that the fans welcome this
change of policy. A daring Japanese
actor opened the show in death
slide on a rope suspended from the
balcony to the stage. Harry Fiddler
and Miss Perry entertained in second
spot to the pleasure OF all and the
Kinlxy Doc Trio, by the way, the real
hit of the bill stormed the house. 1t
is real act, their opening number
Nanny was put over in good har-
mony singing style and Miss Lillian
Goodnow. who has a beautiful So
prano voice rendered a classic number
and Dave Peyton's new song hit
"Roumania Little kinky Doc
(Madaline Cooper. and Mildred Peli-
bone furnished the comedy and dane
ing portions. The girls really stepped,
some act, some wardrobe, and gang
of bows "Izzeta' the famous accor-
dian player was hit on the bill di
rect from the big time ard Frank
Rogers, the ventriloquist was laugh
getter with his dummies and his act of
ventriloquism Other acts OF standard
type were Bennington and Scott, Ri
vol and the Juggling Normans. This
show will remain one week only.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
"HIS BRO THEIRS
KEEPER"

At the Vendome Theatre. Sunday.
March 10th, featuring Martha Mans
field and Rogers Lytton.
Can ono man bring about the death
OF another man by suggesting the
thought to third man through the
channels of mental suggestion? This
is the question upon which the main
theme of His Brothers Keeper is
based A story that will hold you
spellbound
Next Weeks Feature.
The Greater Claim featuring Alice
Lake. at the Vendomc Theatre
Give her up" his wealthy father
warned Chuck" that unless lie left
the pretty chorus girl he would ship
him to sea. He did and Mary angrily
took to carabet lift. Then forced down
she fell in with crooks who blackmailed
her father n-law-then comes the
climax OF a wonderful picture.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
THE MONOGRAM

Ben Shocks Company of taboloid
players opened big here on Monday
night Ollie Burgonie. the classic
oriental dancer and Medal Thompson
the comedian being featured The
show is above the average seen here
the comedy is clean and the music
good, and (oh. yes). the girls are
beautiful. especially in the native Iia-
waiian Dances. Miss BurRoyne ably
puts over Sweet Daddies' and the
comedians, who are funny. break up
the show, in Tony Jacksons song hit
I'm Cert'ny Going to See About
That" Bessie Simms does neat orcn-
tai dance and Little Clara Lewis is q
knockout in her eccentric Hawaiian
dance A good show and don't miss
it. the place is THE Little Majestic,
Martin (Bedk) Klein, manager.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
WHATS WORTH
WHILE"

At the Nendomc Theatre, Thursday
Friday. Saturday. March II, Is, 10, fea-
turing Claire Windsor.
What was in her woman's heart that
cried Tor the love OF this uncouth man
OF the plains? A man she was ashamed
to introduce to her cultured friends
And yet, in his presence, every bar
rier of birth and breeding was swept
away. She only knew that he was her
matc-her master!
Come and see what destiny did with
their lives!
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
DYNAMITE ALLEN"

At the States Theatre. Sunday,
March 20. featuring George Walsh.
In which great crime casts the
shadow OF its aftermath upon innocent
souls.
Want to sec locomotive plunge
head-long through an open bridge into
river? Want to see mine flooded
and miners trapped? Want to see a
fire in which a big building is de-
stroyed? Also King Of the Circus
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
ARE ALL MEN ALIKE"

Featuring May Allison at the States
Theatre. Saturday, March -.
y gorgeous, glittering presentation
OF night life in New Yorll-and a girl
who paid. Founded upon Arthur
Strngcr's novel Setting forth the
snarcs and pitfalls OF life among the
artists studios in New Works Green
wich Village. Wherein purity and pas
sion war for supremacy An object
lesson to young girls who are inds-
Greet and care-free.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19

Miller and Lylcs big show opened
at Newark, New Jersey, last week,
reports are fine concerning the show.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
With the Actors.

Andrew Bishop is in town resting
Tor few days. Andrew has some
thing under his hat that he won't tel
anybody about.
/ The music spillers are in the city
for the week, playing with the Peek
\ Boo Burlesquc Company.
Andrew Copeland and Doc Straine
have Joined hands i'll an act and will
open next week
Brown and Gulfport are on the bill
at the American Theatcr, Chicago, this
week
Leila Mitchell and her jazz band
was a decided hit at tic Marlomc
Thcatcr last week.
Chas Van is the booking agent for
the Grand Theater. Acts get in touch
with him.
Doe Doe Green. closed his show at
the Grand on last Sunday night. Doc
Doe is a good actor and the next
time should not let himself be hamp-
cred by would-bc producers who think
they know show business and have
found ont that it takes brains to try
and hold a house down for sixteen
weeks, it doesn't pay TO build air
II, I,aaJnH
Queer has done. as you will be called
upon to make good, and YOU can't de
liver, come on down on the level and
you will be thought a whole lot more
of, and don't go around trying TO make
the public think you are such big
man with influence enough to cause
certain people TO lose their jobs, don't
do it as it looks small
Miller and Lylcs big show opened
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
1.-THE ROAD DEMON"

Featuring Tom Mix, at the States
Theatre, Thursday and Friday March
II. Is
A tale OF stunts and thrills in autos
and saddle
You will find pretty girl in the
auto seat and in the saddle with him
n real live Tom Mix western picture
OF speed. thrills and stunts. See tho
leap over the broken bridge.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19

Andrew Bishop is in town resting
Tor few days. Andrew has some
thing under his hat that he won't tell
ANYBODY about.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
THE ROYAL GARDENS

May Bradys band is real attrac-
ton at this dance palace. Horace
Georges Jazz Band was entertained
here on last Friday night. Mr.. Virgil
Williams, the proprietor, is still in Cal
ifornia.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
YESTERDAY MONDAY - CHARITY DAY
Amateur Minstrel
Will Work

To Comfort The Old Folks.
Will you help? Buy your ticket and
sell one. Eigth Reg. Armory. -
March %. Tickets Toe. No War Tax
Program $50.
Wraps Checked Free
Washingtons Orchestra.
Limited number of Reserve Seats
$l.00.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
THE CABARETS

The beautiful Dreamland is packed
nightly with pleasure seekers and one
looking for it will find il here, Joe
divers band, Alberta Hunter, Justine
Mccarthy and Mr.. Crump furnish the
entertainment.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
THE AVENUE

The play without a name is the of
fcring here this week, played by the
LafaYette PLAYERS.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-05-14
THE comPsrlToR-A LIVE WIRE ORGAN


piled by members of our herein oweded and the pleasure
approval and congrauatory sen-
u val o
of blue with splendid portrait of Dr. Wal
n ediorinchie Robt L. Vann
creditable staff
periodical that
will be
succeeding issues
wegh beyond doubt the ability
recognition
well the plnudts of their
citizenship lib
articles also and form basis for
find
Competition will do all
RIGHT
corrections the necessity
this the people beyond the
The Colorado statesman., 1921-05-14
CITY ELECTION TUESDAY, MAY II.

preparing for next & @ ips
franchise and elect
commissioner giving
initiated
and two referred the ballot
intelligence OF the
amendments
in the amendment making most
his powers
Public Utilities Commits
nd the reduc OF
qualified and that
the people, they must take
against unAmerican feature
advance
selfish
or intending public service to
should exercise the
in maxim Tuesday
Following closely council the people are in a
shoulders of
of supporting voting for candidate
aside
n peope-aken our city
mus
will by us
assaulted who will place higher
become the victims of the
Tuesday May IT, and vote for the candidates
whom depend on
your with fairness to ALL
The Colorado statesman., 1921-05-14
SOMETHING is BEING DONE.

w assaie with the orepeaed expressions wv hat are
w
parasite
of
solved in all kinds of commercial activities make provisions m
avoid the necessity of being further victim
ourselves to the
the chief contributors to the worlds
Hemisphere thereby giving birth to
advancement and supremacy in international aifafs
Universal Development Company
o possession booklet
mfomaon Acting accord with the economic
acquired sxyfve
land
Burvie School at Division avenue on the east to street
in Columbia The
coored homeseekes
natural beauty accompanied by helpful assistance IN the
of incopo
1918 by of the most representative
in the District of Columbia The property owned by h Is ao
100000 is divided
At the land under
expert $1,000 Besides the
grounds with everything
desire recreation park of the highest moral oer viii be the market
draw
president of the company Is
weknown reliable citizen and our own Colorado product
John Paynter direc
Robinson second vice president and chairman executive
with W. W. Holman secretary ana John A hyder
ommendaon the highest for such exhibition
people who would not feel sense of
determination the of our race to 40
of fine resi-
possession laundries and general
development
Inned RESOURCES benefit
THE CoIoRADo STATESMAN offers hearty congratulations
We
will advantage of this offer and not allow such
This and good evidence
of accomplish and
"Yes!" THEN GO TO TT
The Colorado statesman., 1921-05-14
Certain Books.

Certain books seem to be written,
not that we might learn from them,
but in order that we might see how
much the author knows.-Goethe.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-05-14
Edible Lobster the Favorlte.

EdIbTc Cobster the FaVorItc.
ut is the edible variety of lobsters."
remarked the Observer of Events and
Things, (which can open their mouths
without putting their foot in it."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
SPIRIT OF BATTLE
WILL NOT ALLOW
PLAYERS TO QUIT
Babe" Ruth Declares Veterans Cannot Be Convinced
They Are Slipping, in Spite Of
Their Years.
Hy Babe Ruth.


their down slowly Erim hghn
and "y pns TO- themselves and the world that they are Just as
he chance no WI he in there and VIII fight just
nacr mi regular most TN" h" Of aseb hoeyer is ren.te
a anythinr
oush"r Youngsters
conceive wild
az mxno ,be % as aos ana s nave the
grim
or
held
be
i me OF" tn, n , F psrhns goum pner ana youms batter
damond friendshn ceases That pitcher to fan the batter al
The 9ihe hand ha M nsht,ns FOR the ssrh Of an old s'as
battle baseball
snHs SNOW mai m,, nrsfcr 'S ayinr , s ~ easy IN
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IS.
his best? M
he
rme love Of the keeps the when
physical spurth to onem more ror " NV ' "
it, IL at The end it's any nSin 'e ret n se
glove broken of shoes OF
'copyrtsht 1927. syndcae1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
BEL MONT RESULTS

F-N race three -yr,,r-o.ds aud W,
maii.ns cian4uE,. "iN igg!@nss ainyimn-
lie 20 J., 10 J. second rplrr; io1 lNcI-
say 20 /. to :. 10 e. miro Time.
IroT1I rmmt rnGnah"u,, Ron. FtinGo.
ro'y High Valve. Siurhllus. Rhin"st"n".
FIoi rdEhT,y Atral, ~ G"ui'ron. Dor
's !s.s.ni race fout ycaTo,ds und M. The
Meadow brook SttrVlrchHss. handicap
ahou ,w". miles ana i hali .Swc.pment.
:nrloD tcr. iiz ,Muhon"y). Ia 10 !. " To- !.
: ,6 second, 'i'ici,et, ia lCrawfoghp. :
10 zen ih.rd. Time -! 20,
disi,s. ltrklie. iiivhlani Light Mohican.
Thirt raec-, ,tw!".ycar-oid 1nles. the
prodlriDUs. ~ oMouniain. - 80 !. " 20
10 D. won. Wishhonc liz ,EummcrD.
; 10 l. To !. even second; nancy +, No
go Ultimate added starter. Also ran
Evil j.aslon Rolls. Hluc Teal, ranhcc
r"{,r race trtcc- ycdr"lis ana M. the
lSuhutr hamhie%Ea onG mic and a gn'r-
}. n II Il To :. Won. Mad Halter. 1870
CS.hfst. 81 To- =. 9" .. {" :. second :
sfSauss ARK i!o Collins y !" I, $
van: Doupnconna Paul ZONES. Exicrmi-
tmat6r. Yciidw Hand, Dr. Clark
mare selling. one mi!c--Trn Buttons 100
r t,n'a net Iii tFatoD. Is TO /, ) to j.
(Moonoy). even. tn :. to i. third. Time.
i:37 rs Also ran Hold up, Dorcas. oc-
'' si1'h race--,hroe- year Odds and M:
;ondi,ions. one mile-Playici!ow. ii'
G MSSne Ia Z to TO- 'G , out o %"n 70 f 10
to !, second; Lucky Find. los cFstor,.
TO 'G dia .; ,hirI: Tine az ~
60
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
Free Tickets to Bill Games

Printed above is another blank
cartoon by ChrIsiy Walsh for the
baseball fans OF Richmond who
enter the Right Field Foilics con
test being conducted by The Rich
inpnG Times Dispatch each week.
Two tickets 10 the Virginia
League games on Mayn's Island
VIII be awarded the winning car
toon.
Last wceH tho replies showed
an increase ov"r tn. first week.
out many contestants failed to
place their names ON tho cartoons.
NJ cartoon VIII h" considered un-
less the name Of the contcstau,
rs written thereon
Get busy fans ana send In your
titles and sayings to tho Eicht
Fi"ld i'olli"s Editor OF lii. Hich-
ionf Times Dispatch. Have Your
nam" IN tn. paper "a Il star"
contributor.
The winner OF the cont.s, last
week VII be announced tomorrow
when The winning cartoon viii he
printed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
SUFFOLK TAKES THIRD
CONTEST FROM LOCALS
Richmond Is Beaten by Visitors, S
to &, In Inst OF
Series.
GABRY STREET Is EJECTEl
Visitors Manager Put Out OF Game
Tor Arguing With Umpire Riley.
colts Fail to Hit Snydcr-I.osc
Eight Straight Games.

For tho eighth consecutive time the
Old JInS overcamc the Richmond
Colts and they lost another game
Yesterday afternoon TO the Suffolk
cats at Mayo Island Park. ~ the
scbf" OF TO & The victory cnab ID
'Ae team from the jungle TO wa +.
ava" with the entire series. and
G"hng streets AGGREGATION inc-els.
IL lead In tn" Virginia I."ugu.
suffolk won, 10 the top OF me per
c'Nlt2c column at the pcnsc OF the
cots and tho Portsmouth Truckers.
;'Hd yesterday the fcllnes advanced
further away from tn ether cNbS
n'ear!se Rocky Mount trounccd II.
Champions az last year asd the Colts
foHnd .; impossible 10 win game
from them.
u was a case OF the Cats spotting
inc colts a brace o: runs and then
pounding tn" local pitcher out OF the
tt1 knowlsOn hreezed along vel!
Tor one inning then the visiting team
Soi 70 him ana scored t"o rr-s Ia
The 'oHrtr frame knowlsGn was
yarfod and Mceter sent In
almond go, away 20 :, good start
ann scored two runs jesse Baker
heran hy slrEAnr 20 ceutor ncla.
l'aser s'o:e SECOND bul Ar-agou
Tanned keller was walked tinker
stole second and he ana Keller caught
Gabuy street mapping and BAKER etoI-
,h.-i IA taEo" double steal street
ATTEMPTED 80 eaten Baker on third
base bur the Bali slippe1 from his
h-rh- aud went tu ~. ticau hers in
!ett rpla. allowing BAKER ana Keller
70 saore and Shannon reached Third
Stuart and Hoe. went out on flies TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
Games Scheduled This
Week in National League

Al scheduled games in tho Ma
tionaI LEAGUE beginning Monday.
June ;, and ending the following
sunday follows.
June philadelphia at st.
LOUIS: Brooklyn ~ Chicago. Bos-
ton At Cincinnati. New York al
Pittsburgh
Juno Brooklyn at -. Louis:
Eoston at Pittsburgh New York
AZ Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Chi
June s Brooklyn at -. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburgh. Nov York
Cincinnati. Philadelphia at
Chicago.
June Brooklyn at -. Louis:
Boston at Pittsburgh. New York
At Cincinnati. Philadelphia al;
Chicago
June IO-Rrooklyn "a, 81 Louis
hoston al Pittsburgh. New York
a, Cincinnati: Philadelphia al
Chicago
June II New York a, 81 Louis
Boston at Chicago. Brooklyn al
cincinnati: philadclphla ut Pits
burEh
juno Il Sow York at st, Louis
Boston q, Hhicaso. Brooklyn a.
''''" Sc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
REDS WIN VIRGINIA BOAT
CLUB ANNUAL RECAT IA
WcarcrS Of Crimson Band Take
First Place in Almost
Every Event.
EIGHr-oaR RACE is FEATURE.
Distance for This Event l. One Mile
War Canoe Event Has to Re
Staged TwiCc-Tub Race Quite
nm Amusement.

N"sins out their opponents in the
"ish,.oar ah"l! race by on. length.
tho Rcd" team won victory in what,
proved to hc The feature event OF the
annual spring regatta. held ycs,cr-
day at the Virginia Boa, club. Tho
distance Cor THIS event MAS one mile.
Th" representatives OF tho regatta
winning Reds in ,hi., event were
Smithors, stroke, Massey. Hunter.
S'ov"il, Pope, King. Alcott ana j.
Crrtia.
Although they were defeated. the
Rlu"s demonstrated the FAC, that
CoNswain II. ;. Brock has developed
a formidable rowing Aggregation.
rhc Blue team consisted of Richard
son. stroke, rropsr. Hrocl. II. curtis.
Mclic". stephenson. Franck and Reck
IN" wcar.rS OF the crimson hoad-
BANDS won first r!ac" in almost every
event. and won tn" regatta from the
klu" division hy a score OF 10 points
TO ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
Games Scheduled This
Week in American League

The following includes all schod-
ulcd games In the American
League beginning Monday. June
D. -through the following SUNDAY:
June G-St. LOUIS at New York:
Chicago AT Washington: Cleveland
at Boston, Detroit at Philadelphia.
June st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago AZ rhilad.iphia. Detroit
a. washington. Cleveland a, New
June SIS, Louis al Boston:
Chicago at Philadelphia: Detroit
~ Washington: Cleveland at New
Juno St Louis a, Roston:
Chicago at Philadelphia; Detroit
a. Washington; Cleveland AZ Now
June lo-st Louis a, Boston;
Chicago at Philadelphia. Detroit
=, Washington. Cleveland at New
june li-s,. Louis AZ ph.ladcl-
phla. Chicago a; Boston: Cleveland
Washington: Detroit at New
June i2-Cieveland at Washing
ton. Detroi, at New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
ILLINOIS EASILY WINS
WESTERN TRACK MEET

CHICAGO June Illinois. with
u team which swept through the
sccon, third. fourth and hith places,
bat Won only two iirstS, today was
an easy winner IN the twenty FIRST an
nual track ana field meet on the
Western conference, Michigan by
Winning the relay through the great
running Of Butler. who was second,
scoring thirtA live and ono half
points to Illinois siNty-"nc. while
Wisconsin finished third with score
of twenty nine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
HOLD CHESS TITLE GAMES
IN HAVANA NEXT JANUARY

NEW YORK Juno Alt tho chess
masters invited TO participate In the
international tourney III Havana next
January have accepted, including the
EussiHn PLAYER. AlcChiuc. said mes
.are received today from B. HAGEN,
Berlin chess authority,
He added that the Polish champion,
Rubius;cin. had challenged j. Z.
Cdpahauca To a worlds champions
ship chess match, and had asked II.
easel. New Work tourney manager,
." opcn negotiations Mt once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
YANKEES TROUNCE BROWNS
BY EARLY-lNNI SLUGGIwG

NEW YORK. .lnn. Th, ~
'"rN Americans wen All easy vir,n,,
,"h"E IRON 81 Louis. . To (. The y,ns
N,'s scored eight runs in IN. mrs,
,"1 innings Mrmscl nit a home RIM
WIN ~" mon on IN tho urst. .nI
'NN'E trirird with two men on in mo
second r"wstrr ana M"usci collid,d
"mt' E"ihE after fy ball and tho
former was Obliged ia Icuv, ,l,,
Score: - @'''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
CLAN IS SWAMP PIRATES;
TAKE LEAGUE LEADERSHIP
New York Shuts Out Pittsburgh.
IL To o. and Move Into
First Place.

PITTSBURGH. Ju,A i.-New Yrh
took FIRST place in tho National League
today when it defeated the Pirates.
- 70 O. Pittsburgh had been lead
'nE the race since .ipril 20 Coou,r
vas MT hard. and after yielding th...
teen hitS IN SIX innings retired in
favor of Morrison. who allowed ono
MT IN three innings. This wa coon.
ors hrst defeat OF the season.
The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
TIGERS TRIM ATHLETICS
IN 10-INNING STRUGGLE
rlllI.ADNLpIuA. ~

PHILADELPHIA, IN. June t.
Detroit won today's game from rhila-
delphia in the tenth inning. TO :.
on hits by Ncarh and Hcilmann and
Jones sacrifice ny The locals scored
four runs in tic first, Detroit tied the
score in the third, and in the eighth
Ncach's nom" ram rui his team ancad
Ehmkc followed up 9 Walkers single
in tho eighth ny giving three bases
on halls. tying tho score.
score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
Philadelphia nnckc,cr,, victor

PiilI.A DELPIIIA PA, June A.
Miss Anne Barton Townsend. OF the
Merton Cricket Club. Philadelphia.
won the womcn's tennis champion
ship Of PENNSYLVANIA. and adjacent
Western states today by defeating
her club mate. Miss phyllis Walsh,
6-3, as, 6-4. '-'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
BRAVES PUT WHITEWASH
ON REDS SCOREBOARD

CINCINNATI ONO, Juuy rho
i"st"n Nationals repeated yv@t,r-
Gays shut"mt program, dcf"atiu.
tincinuati = 90 TODAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
SOUTH CAROLINA SHOOTERS
TAKE HOMORS IN TOURNEY
Il.y NssncInlod H.. |

ATLANTA GA june l. South
caruliu" trapshootcrs have taken al
z0n" handicap tournament here. ana
scutatiVrs of the Palmetto stat" had
good chance to continue their VIC
tories.
Two hundred clay pigeons in sin
slcs made up the traEcts FOR today.
the first 100 constituting the cigH-
teen yard championship. and the last
half the championship at sixteen to
twenty three yards.
The matches were authorized by
the American Trapshopting .\ssocia-
ton, and winners IN the southern
ana other zones contests viii mcc;
in Chicago during August in the grand
American handicap tournament.