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The Washington times., 1921-02-10
BAKER TAKES CABINET
NAME-PLkTE FOR
PRIVATE CHAIR

Secretary of War Baker made
an early raid on the Cabinet room
at the White House today.
When he left he bore away as
a trophy the name-plate on his
seat at the Cabinet table.
He said he intended to affix il
to chair in his law office IN
Cleveland.
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
12.ooo.ooo WAITING.

"There are 100000 Eupopeans. ]
estimate, hoping to come here. In
Poland alone there are 1000, pass
port applications on file. One doctor
recently returned from abroad said
Polish people were walking from
Warsaw to Cherbourg, distance >of
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
By FLOYD MaeGRFf.
,,,.-n.,,ann, Ne,,. SERVICE

NEW YORK, Feb. l0.-A bull
wark against the. dread typhus,
which threatens to sweep into this
country from the scourge-stricken
areas of Europe, was erected today
At Ellis Island by Frederiek A. wal
|! lis, Immigration commissioner.
rxsaftnp MIS- FILTHY.
The Washington times., 1921-02-10

The yews at Fountain Abbey. York.
shire. England. were old trees when
the abbey was built in 1882.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
HUGE ARENA THAT SEATS
10000 NEARLY FILLED AS
THE BIC FIGHT STARTS

RINGSDE, JERSEY CITY July Georges Carpenter finished
his legs outs.rehed in the fourth round
Jack Dempsey the world heavyweight champion knocked him
the opened sending him heavily
with short right hook the chin The actual time Of fighting
the fourth round minute and sixteen seconds Previous
the knockout Carpenter hoored with left the body and
right the chin Carpenter took count Of nine before spring
ing
At 257 Carpenter into the ring and two minutes
later Dempsey Carpenter long bathrohe
his fighting clothes
Dempsey into the ring his white silk fighting trunks and
lie greeted the French challenger with
friendly Hello Georges when they shook hands the of
the
Benjamin Teddy Hays Jack Kearn Mike Tran and Bernard
dempsey the champions brother, Dempsey with
Manager keas charge Descamps Journe and Charles Ledoux
were in charge Of the Carpenter
Manager Decamps went to Dempseys and demanded
the right examine the hand bandages He excitedy pushed
Dempsey seconds and watched carefully the tape
wound around Dempsey $ fists
Mayor Hague of Jersey City and officials and boxing commission
were introduced from the center Of the ring
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
DE EPSEY rs 4
ROUNDS on Ak. Q.
HERALD FIRST
WITH NEWS OF
FIGHT RESULT

The Evening Herald was
right on the job today with the
first news of the big fight in
Jersey City.
II was several seconds ahead
Of It's contemporary in giving
the public the fight bulletins
from the ringsidc by means Of
a device of Operator Cameron
of the Associated Press.
Cameron sat on the awning
roof in front of The Herald Of
flee with sounder over his
ear and mcgaphoned the bullc-
tins TO the crowds as the tclc-
graph ticker brought the news
into the office. Thus not a sec
ond wa, lost.
BY the old methods the bul-
letins were copied and then an
nouuccd by a second person.
The Herald and Operator
Cameron by their cooperation
were able to give you the news
first by four minutes.
The lIcrald's extra was also
on the street within a few min
utcS from the time the flash Of
the result of the fight was an
uuunccd The composing room
force and presSmcn were ready
waiting for the flash and put
the extra through IN record
time.
II was another example of
Herald service
Herald service will provide
| live and suappy stories of the
fight iu Sunday S Herald.
| United Press fight experts will
describe the big event in detail.
BE sure and get Sunday 5 Her.
aid if you want 10 read some
wonderful accounts of the big
event.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
ROUND THREE

Carpenter dueked left hook.
Dempsey backed into the ropes and
hit him with short right Carpen-
tier landed two uppcYcuts iu the body
in a clinch. A. they ciinchcd Dcmp-
soy punished the invader IN the body
and Carpenter nearly fell down when
he missed q right sWinE They miased
icits 70 the head aud Dempsey pun
Ished Carpenter yciously in The IN
fighting
Dempsey landed loft and right TO
tho head without a return. They cX-
changed left hooks 20 tho chin car
pcntier's right swing WIS short and
Dempsey dubbed him on the jaw
with left hooks In the clinch. Demp-
Ay battered Carpenter into a corner
with rights and lefts at tho bell. The
hcll saved Carpenter from u knock
I out. Dcmpscy'a round.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
FRANCE TAKES DAY
OFF AND AWAITS
NEWS OF FIGHT

PARIS July Today crushing
hIuls wars cabinet criscs, ropara-
uun- s.osiu and u multitude of other
pressing public questions were un-
puiuuodly thrust GOO tho background
hy Paris. For Fpucr. today, IN.
world ro,uNrs around tine Mecca OF
sporidom. Jersey city
Eyru communist organs devoted
columns 20 dispatches oi tb, combat
aud tll ucNs Was subordiuat.d fp ugut
dispatches Boz manner wholly un-
prcccdcutrd
Cartooulws and Uolumuista directed
their efforts pu the theme. aud tIHt-
while composers uf exhaustive cdi-
iuriuls on the Scar East situation
hammered their tgp'writrrs hard on
the possibilities ut tho great CON
'i,t."
Early arrivals of country folk gave
ind cations that the non resident
crowds OF ,hr Hl'' would equal those
which came for news of the battle of
the Marine aud ih' aigung OF the
Hrmistlrr.
Auit,, Ha.t,glu.E. author ~ iho
'Bluu EIrdf and known throughout
tho world ps the 'B"lgiau shake
ypctrc,' Was ana enthusiastic sup
porter ui Carpenter Maeterhunt
has frequently don"vd ihs s'oFra "il,
] the French champion. being no mrai
boxer himself last night ho tel
ygrnphcd the Excelsior;
- forecast victory inr Georges Car
! pentior"
This vlow wns generally held bl
/ the French public. Il not by the ma
! iurity OF experts In this city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
ROUND ONE

They were sent away 90 ais. Car
poutior landed a. light left and
rliurhod Carpenter landed right
They fought "a close range In "A
ollurh. bcmpHey wa. short with "A
lru ;n the head
'tfp"uiirr missed right hat con-
u'Df'd vim loft book
Dempsey punished him beating
him numerically Carpenter was
grugEN and bleeding at the nose
Dempsey missed right swing nut
huut Carpenter Hs they clinrhed. Car
pouNer frll through the ropes trying
to avoid punch he flew into Dcmp-
Fnr whou hr craWlod back into tho
ring and landed severe blows ON tho
champions body Ut the hcf Dcmp-
SOY had the bsttcr uf the round.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
Gates THROWN OPEN At $3.50:
HUGE ARENA SOON CROWDED:
DAY IS CLOUDY AND PLEASANT
Many Women in Crowd That Witnesses Big Con-
test; People Eat Lunches While Waiting
for Preliminaries to Start


iINGSlpE, JERSEY CITY. Iuly
G.t,a 10 tho biz rirht opau,d at
$50 and in popp.l tho crowd. IN,
tstcpr of yellow piu,. which when
IN, ga. came out, riisi,u,d uk. %
ri1It bowl of brass WIS soon fl,,kcd
WIN humanity I,ut. unlike am
ordinary saucer 10 filled from the
brlm down inst.nk of the bottom up.
tot tho frit tn arr.yr was th, gail b,
god with the p-ti.copr .y, who hlt
csinpcd ali night outside thy arena
for Tho privilege OF having Promoter
TrS Kickurd uye dollars and nuy
t.uta
Gradually. however th, wave ut
humanity rolled down tu the Ilu..lI,
a. th, moro pluto,rltig ticket holder,
r,tsh,I the stadium. tuu., the
urdIuar, show, todays battle of the
century" had no exclusive huld-urtd-
ed row. Hairless patys. boo many
cu4.E. we're replaced hy ,uIIyurs ptr
excellence. for women who recently
lld ,.uuusld the iu.,Ia art had
turned nut n run fur,..
Weather cloudy
The early runrrs found IIst three
thrrs O. do. d,hltu the weather
pru.pr,tp which 800 fhr morning HU.
YrHI.I duhuus. admire tho world Psi
greatest pr,ul ru which 10000 uIt
DluId i.atlu Iuft .a ,ugIN ls tbn
prf,ornuu srrdiurH. aud speculate uu
uuu, ring h.WUTE
4 .slfry day followed g humid
uilrt The sun ulUi Go pierce thH
.,rrruur clouds That gave u o"u 'unt
tui'Hf "f rain Then save up inn A'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
HolO Fighters Spent Morning
Before Opening of Battle

Jersey CITY. y J. July a.
'N,ycr fclt better bon my litc." re-
mrkod Jack Dempsey Bs hc sat
dusfu tu light hrcsktast this morn
ing 900 . private home here. where he
had spent the night
Dompscys breakfast consisted OF
two huilDt eggs, toast and a pot Of
tea.
Accompanied h] Teddy Hayes, his
tra'u-l lp started out Tor walk
hut such mrs" crowd followed al
hi- nt,i- tiuf Doc wus forced a. TO-
tup Goo tuo huuso
Although hIn b, hsTra bouts Wns sup.
posed to bo secret the news leaked
u.iur, hH had been in town more
than f. Jew hours ana fight fans were
nn sons sHi patrol along the street lu
wr.,h ho BE- housed. There wac a
large percentage OF women among
thr spectators
After returning from his hfici
walk, Dempsey amused himself by
playing iazz records on "a talking ma
chime tie appeared 20 be the moai
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
ROUND TWO

Carpenter missed with a LEFT and
rUurhcd Carpenter backed away
aud ppmpsN hooked him with a
right 90 the jaw. Dempsey followed
after him. beating him around the
head with rights. Carpenter was
short with the lou hook but ho stag
gorod tho champion with sin rights
and lcus 90 tho ipw prmpsrv stag
Hrrrd hHrk hit and split tho
Frruchmu'- lrf ,Nr with O. hook
The cut WAS under tur cy,. Carpon-
upr miEz'd H rIght swing Thcy cN-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
ROUND FOUR

Dempsey rushed Carpenter IN the
ropes and LEFT 10 the body made
him wiurc. Carpenter landed
right 10 the heed ana tried to hang
on. Dempsey missed Carpenter and
then landed knockout With a right
hook 20 the chin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
CARPENTER AIusiS
Al USUAL HOIIt OF 4

MANliASSET y. T.. July g.
Arisinr this morning at the usual
hour, o'clock, Georges Carpcutior.
after breakfast, spent 40 minutes al
settling up eNcrris'ss SITTER which he
permitted himself 20 be amused by
nis comrade while %. waited for the
ftf"-ui huuI % battle
Manager Descamps had mapped
out the day to coincide with thu
training schedule the challenger has
followed for six weeks. I.unchepn
was scheduled Tor n so o'ciock then
the motors were io take the nsrty 10
port Washington, on Manhasset bay,
to 80 aboard the 65-scrt power Yacht.
Lone star
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

hgnt hearted mvmher Of ny .ntour.
aga ana did not shcw angle trace
OF tho anxiety that hn naturally
would be expected 60 feel before en-
gaglng IN what probably viii he the
supreme test OF his lifo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
WOMAN SOCIALIST
LECTURER KIDNAPPED
At TWIN FALLS
No Clue TO Whereabouts
of Mrs. K al te
O'HIare

TWIN FALLS, Idaho, July ?.
Mrs. Kate Richards O'IIare,
socialist authorcss is at Montello.
Nevada. where ten of the men
who yesterday kidnapped her
here are under arrest according
Ia telegram a sponsor for Mrs.
O Hare said he received from
Mrs O'llarc. Mrs. O'IIare has
appealed to the governor of Ne
vada for protection, according 10
the message.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
COLLEGE GRADUATE
HAS EXPERIENCE
AS STORE CLERK
Girl Works Behind Coun-
ter to Prepare for
Bigger Job

KANSAS cry. Mo. July with
the idea Of some dhy becoming q Dc
plrtm,ut store official Miss Eliza
both Poyd, recent smith college
graduate, is working behind the coun-
ter in downtown store here. selling
everything from fry.ng pans to hooks
aud eyes
It's hard work. Miss Boyd says but
thoroughly Interesting And IA" D.
learning not only the stock and thr
business itself. but the human side Of
BE- as we'll Tor nom" of her associate
knows that she BE- here ON any differ
ont footing than they are.
some of them were inclined not
Co have much to do with me at first.
.uy- Miss Boyd. but found the road
tp their hearts when ! began reading
fno rlF palms fur them during the
lunch hour Aud now : have more
heart prohi' Geo solve than Laura
Jean Libby"
Another discovery Miss Boyd has
made is that honey" be- IA" most
uvorworkCd word iu the Enslish l1n-
gu1Eo in department store circles All
tho Eirls iu h'r stur. honey each
] other and honey" the customers.
aud re- considerable number ur Cug-
fuW'rg "huu'y" them iu I,turu.
'it Is perfectly nuIylur' sh, said
! "fp dIsrpy,r npv, man. ut them in
this pInr, have boon mnrri,d and di.
,orrod hpfor, ti,y srr 10. Love nf-
I fairs 'r" tha one great topic ur CON
yvrsttiun Iui interest tmuus many
department STORE girls n,r'. and the
| rI.f that ono husband has turned out
| badly In mo- dI-ruuruuom,u'
"I Ike th,m and i've mnfc n Tot
/ off friends. hu' you'd br uririacd 10
! find how frW { know HAY, ans idea uf
.ityIuu with their work ur rising ln
| 90 With 90 whole lot uf them. rs
/ simply wuitpr uf holding p job un.
! 90 fhry can got married ur until ih'v
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

Uf>GstuE Jersey city July g.
Tho carnival uf blow, With tens OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

BOISE. Idaho. July e--No clue to
the whereabouts of Mrs. Kate D'Harr,
su, ,Hiist lecturer. who was kidnapped
at Twin Falls lost night had been
dDN .lupcd early this morning Mrs
Oliarc was taken from the home OF
u. ~. frodhoim, who had arranged
FOR her to deliver lecture az Twin
FAILS Friday night Accounts uf the
abduction state that about 20 men
appeared at th" Friedhoim home and
quietly removed Mrs O1iare Co an
automobile. Later reports from Hol-
list,r Idaho, about 90 miles south of
Twin Falls, were To- tine eject that
SUI 1tahly toward Wells Ncvadn.
nm nuEh uollist'r. headed aputh, pre-
several automobiles passed rapidly
Mrs VUGr" was believed tn be ln
un Of the machine.
Mrs bliII, was pardougd hY
| President Wilson after she had served
! 10 months of 20 sentence FOR violation
/ OF tho espionage law Nonc of the
/ W'mhnrs Of thc party who escorted
/ tli. woman out of Twin Fails w"r,
! identified. the officials prufessled ig.
uoIuuvD ut her destination
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

changed body punches in the
~ the bell rang.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
Rupture Kills
1000 Annually

~"ycn thousand persons zach >ear arc
t,ti aNsy-ih" burial Cc''incat. hcinE
marked "RuptUrc' Wny7 E"c.us" ia"
Ir:o.tuiSi. uncs htI neglected themselves
h,d h"rn merely taxing care "f Tho
sru ,swcIHnsl of tho anIrri'n ana paying
uo a.tcuuor ~ 'hH caus" Whs' sr' you
doing" Aro YOU r"El.ctiur you' SELF 10y
wearing = truss. appliance. "r whatever
nam" YOU choose :" call i'' ~ hest, Tho
truss Is Only mak"shf fa!s" prop
against c"llnps!nE Wall and cannot hc
expected TO nci a. urr" han mere me
UhhniCnl sgrp"ri. IN" binding pr"ssur"
'ctnfis h'o"d circulation. thus T"bhinr tho
"rtE"rrd muscles II that which they
need most-nourishmc
i'.l s.I"u'c has found way and ever,
russ sur,r'r 10 'ha and is invited 10
IItN' FREE .rs, rIghi ~ 'hn privacy a!
rn'ir own homr rh- PiArAO method j..
UnGuosii"nahiy 'hc mo>' scientific logira'
ind ssct". >fUl -clf-ti"Atm"nt for rupture
IN. World he's over known
Fhr rlArAp PAD Nhcu udh"r-nG ciosc!,
p" De- body cannot ?ossIhiy ~iu or sniff
""t - pltc" Therefore cannon uhatc o.
p.n'h sol as velvet easy 90 apply-in.
"NgvasiN. 10 hc used whilst YOU wor, an"
whilst y"g slc"r SO straps. buckles OF
s'r.nss attached
i'rru hoN 2, ,losc The hrrnlal opening
81" n'iT'" intended - he rupture CAN'T
come down. send Your name today 4"
IlNt'No 60 H'ncE CSC -, Ions Mo
'o' FREE ri"i rl.pao and tho 'irorna
sen neecas.ES.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
WILSON TAKES 2 GAMES
FROM TRUNKMAKERS

l'>i'''lHA 20 IN" Itn"S- t't~pHi ten.
WILSON. y g. May u Wilson
forged ahrnd of Petersburg today by
taking hpth ends OF "a doublo-h header.
by tn" scores of 90 AMI IS to !.
Tn oprncr avs hair-rdisrv. and 20
took three extra frames - dccid"
which was tn" better to"m Mochau
ana Main STAGED ~ boz due. tho like
ID: which has never been seen before
on the local lot
10Th teams wero in rarc form and
deserved 10 win. Walker. hy his sen
sational fielding, suvoi the game FOR
the locals IN tn" eighth when he ran
back of second ana came Gp clean
with McMahon'S hot eroUndor for an
out q; first
Tho second was 4 on"-si,icd ar
rangcmeni. featured hy the mastery
pitching Of iicun"tt and ;h- hard and
timely hittinc "f TN" local club
smith led the offensive win four
singles auL a double out OF hvc trips
{" the plate Will. Walters Eost and
Head all made good seconds
The scores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
It. .InnirS.

!h'""-baSc hit-Blucthg.u S,,t.,
bases walker, Wiltshire 4: Taylor,
!ucthGcn. Parsley. Doubt. Ma
Napier 10 Wiltshire 30 Hiur,hrcu ia,
hy pitched ball Riucthgcn. iascs on
"htIS on sect. j. on Walker / inns
off McAiliStcr m do ,n,ir,,
OF Walker. in il-i Innings nn
scott, IN innings struck ON,
ny Walker. : hy scott. 10 hy u.
AliS'",. 3. Tim" "f g.rnc-I.,5 I'm
p,rc Ham Harris
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
Americans Win n, Polo.

LONDON, MaN ~ Tho American
POLO team which viii mcc; the Rrit-
81 tor ~" international polo CUP
@rS. IL 10 ;. al tanclaGh N an cxhi-
Mton match 'h:S aftcr:,uon Tho
hri'lSh team was vuinnOScd ~ Lieu
,'n" NJ = ni"n. l. Melville and Ash.
son. '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

coli Rrenk. Track nrrord.

LOUSY HE. KY May - Missed
tho Tim. t-yc"r-o.d chestnut nllv
owned bv J |. Pau. clipped ate MT n
30 for seven furlongs iu tho rr.t
r.cc At churchill Downs TO-DAY. Jochcy
|. ll'S pas up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

=, '''3''ITT1'TI W. NdN' NIt--ICUCNINI
Homo runs NcFarltrh stolen bases
Valentine 90. tc"-hini t2D. Ger
ing 90. Mcfarland ,2D. Thomas.
N"thtrwo"d Sacrifice hit McFar.
IAN" III by pitched hall--t,cchiui
%. "Hchari"S. LIEF, Oh Com
nahY y. .; COMPANY ~ First base
on error toniuaay y. Eases ON balls
off Ross a.. on Jennings go.
Strm.N oui-hN Ross. :. hy Jennings.
rim" Of Ean'--i -" mpir.
nam. SCHrcr ShnNNoi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
NmcrIrnn NssncIntinn

~ Kansas City :; louisville.
minneapolis. q: Columns. II.
~ - faui. { Toledo. i,
~ Milwaukee. :: indianapoliy .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

StoncwnlI Eagles.

T"inIs .!.--.. 81 ,'9G
p clark" out. HIT by battcd ball.
S'"r" rs innings II
church llili Rank 20. lua 2ox-ll
Sion"wIli Eagles urr 600 nOn d
summary Tw"-has" hits fucker.
~ Jones. R"df"id " Clarke. I.cb"r
HON" rNnS-E iChn stolen bases
y \inlrF. >. Tucker. II l.. Jones
R"di"r' IIaril". Each" Sacrifice ni..s
II l"n"S. Hit 10y pitched ba!i-E
lark" W CLARKE Hit by halted! ha!!
t!nI ~. First la ~" on error
church hin Bank. / Eagles. Eases
on balls on r. Clarke. q. of NtIin-
son :" Hts of T. clarke. :. in .
innings of atkinson. - in . INNINGS
struck ont ny T.. Clarke, = nv Al
kiusou :. Time Of gam. - I'm.
rir"- Foley Scorcr-Gili
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
n-n..n. UcIcnsc rIirhr.

ST LOUIS May 2i-Thc release a.,
f'itCa"r Niicn SOthoron 10 The Rus,oD
Americans Was announced TO-DAY hv
iSusinc,s Manager Quinn OF tho :,
LOUIS Americans So.ho-nn u,s
claimed or waivers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

summary Two-basc hitS-HudSo on.
';"tlriCht stolen bases 49, Proctor
Ndams shop go. Edwards. Garter
Sacrifice hits richtwcll Hatcher.
Double play French unasSisicd. Hit
by pitched ball bishop. Harding and
smith l..tt on bases -Tarcyton. q.
fatima Eases on halls-on car
ter. of Hudson. :. Hits--of carter.
in innings, on Gentry. IN /
inning. of hudson. l. in innings
struck out--hv Carter. : by Hudson.
: EAlk Carter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

summary .'w"-naS" hit-c. Rrt
ins"n Three base hi.-CImmi,,a.
fi4inc rUn + rimin"ns stolen h.,s..
.,,i .'""n'h -. Vest. Sacrifices ~,
- 81, MONS, I'"obl" plays Gentry T.
''"" GENTRY I" Jenkins I:;,s,
II 'h'S-"h lowell =; of Gcu,ry
tti,s-."n Tayi"r 10 IN inning
WICK Mut ny Tnyln" !. by cent?,
~ I"w.4l. ID IN" o.! gam.
II" Umpire ~ Kelley .>r0rcr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
olhIS ..t.r .....fl - - =.
Highland Park Athletic. tIu.,

Vt Y. n ...-..-.. 900 N-I U1D--
l.. \ Sims. Tulc-. Eul.lnrtor t{;s
son. Thomas. Stolen hascs-1cl.
" iH'"s 'Hias Kahn. - Mars
Eases on nalls-om Isinus / on Jon.
ninES. or Davis. >. Hiis-off Rims 1
IN j innings. on Davis J in . Innings
OF Jennings in innings on Yul,
i"S ,on. in inriTss struck out
"H AVS. :. ~ i'.i.rs. UH Jcnnin:,
Eola
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
MON I..nSrIopc 90.

."V".E -----. N 70 :. II U
Score hy innings. n
Jones l;ros. ...Ol q .0n Too
Union Env.lop" 2ol0 323 20. 30
M"Nuliomsh Thr"c- has" hitS-May-
h"Id. :. iil"hddus. HON" runS-lack,-
son 90. MayhcId. CLAY stolen bases
Mayuclh 90. jackson 90. Candle
Evans. Double plays-I; inford tun-
assisted; street To Eroaddus Left on
baS"S-Cnion t.nvcIouc Jones i.rr
I. Eases nba llS-off t'ruVn { on
Williams. . off Rinford. > Hiis-ofr
cr"vo. 10 in innings off ~ Rinfor.
in innings. off Williams in
innings. off +. IIinford. in ia
nin-s. Struck on, by l;arfoot. :: by
T. Bjnford -
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ni,rr.uI Motor t'omu,tuy

'7'',' . ny .niaI-S X
knights 81 Columbus @i3 10. o,x 10
tniN'rsdl Motor -. OF" 400 $50 I
summary 'Ihr," base bits Cara
Nali fcn%or. Bases on balls of;
Tanning. :. off Read. $ Hi,@-off
li"hulnS. N innings. off Read
" ~ innings. OF Coleman. in |
,hn'nt. StrU is put -H! iicuuing 6:
by Read. Tim" Of game, hours
lmN!r'- k"1N scorer LUUd-Um
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TAKA-KOLA KEEPS LEAD
IN COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Ideal Day Tor Baseball. and Fans
Flock to Park in Large
Numbers.
LEFTY THOMAS WINS VICTORY
New Church Hill Pitcher Defeats
Battle ANr-ricrcc and Tire, H.
liam Huri Wcll-Shcrrod Hits
Double With Bases Full
CONF ERCIAl LEAGUE

RESI- It's li>ri:UDNN.
Church liiii. =; hattie tNr. {:
TnhH-N" ia. Penn Mutual. a.
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Nn. Ky. X I'",,rr co

summary: Two-basr hits-Crostic.
AL lett, clarke Homo runs-rurdv.
H"beck. W Eahan stolen bases
l;utt" 81. Hnh""N tlp. Fleet 81, Rel-
cher -. 4 Bahnn ,.D S:,rrinco iire
hoh"ck. WaHmack Double PLAYS
WaNmack 10 t.utt" To l.ivcsay III,
hy ritch"d Teacher. A. Rahnn.
ny RANDALL l.cft on hnsca-N Va ~
n Power CO" s. Liberty Council. f;
EhScS on balls-on ScrugcS. off
randall, >. HitS-off RadnaU. :, in 2
innings on SrrugGS in innings
of Cooper. IN inning struck Out
N"hdali :: oy S"rucgs. :, by
'Oopcr |. Time Of game "a I'M
pre- button. S"nr.r-Jon"s
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Lucky strike.

EGs"Worth ..... leo las Io0=l3
Lucky Strike 500 ""S o22 -
summary. Tw"-hasc hi,S-!. L..
Ni;s Butter. Johnson t2b. Moi"S
stolen bases Johnson. l. l.. Lucy ,&l,
Br'ttor 60. ,;la2"hro"S go, Notes
"a, H.itcLrand G = I.uc- HoNjt
Higgins. Bases on balls of Font
struck out ~ Hofiit ~. hy San
io-S0u. n Timc NJ .aHn" uusIlS
Umpire Adams Scorcr-F Ford
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Wilson II Co.

summary. T.rn-bus. rI,t vvNnIc.''
me 90. Ford co. Murray. Mconi
.fltttndcn 80. stroud Double
liarS- iio"vcr To Thorpe 20 Muhuncv.
cummings - Ford Hit by pitched
IA. !--StruEa Thy H"nncttD Bases on
NniiS--"m Bennett. =: off Hoover. q;
M Graves. -: off Stroud ): of cam
'ninSS. 3. liits-or Bennett i in ?
innings. off Graves. : in 3 IN ninrS.
III Hoover. in innings: of stroud
IN innings OF CUMMINGS 10 in
innings struck ou;--by Rcnn",i :.
ny graves. ny Hoover. =: by Straud
!:-2 Umpire Leary. Scorer