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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25

William c. Thompson, Cambridge, Ohio.
The following companies and associa-
tons are named as defendants:
Ohio Galleries Company, Cambria Col
leries Company, TrOpic Mining Company,
George M. Jones Company, Pittsburgh
and Eastern Coal Company, Massillon
Coal Company, Cambridge Galleries Com
pany, National Coal Association, Sharon
Coal Company, Elk Coal Company, Purs-
glove-Meher Coal Company, Glens Run
Coal Company, Youghiogheny and Ohio
Coal Company, Pittsburgh Coal Com
pany, Great Lakes Coal Mining Company
Henderson Coal Company, Lincoln Coal
and Coke Company, Lackawanna Coal
and Coke Company, Ellsworth Galleries
Company, Carnegie Coal Company, Char
tiers Creek Coal Company, Peerless Coal
Company, Chicago, Wilmington and
Franklin Coal Company, Chicago and
Big Muddy Coal and Coke Company,
Hlllsboro Coal Company, OGara
Coal Company, Peabody Coal Com
pany, j. Wooley Coal Company. In
diana and Illinois Coal Corporation,
Duncan Coal Company, Equitable Coal
and Coke Company, Searls Coal Company,
Black Comet Coal and Mining ompany,
Kentucky River Coal Mining Company,
Consolidated Indiana oal Company, Grant
Coal Mining Company, J. K. Dering Coal
Company, Dering Mines company, Muren
Coal Company, Ridge Coal and Mining
Company, Worth Huskey Coal Company,
Essanbee Mines Company, Pine Ridge
Mines Company, Beckett Coal and Coke
Company, Shirkie Coal Company, Frank
lin Coal Company, Martin Howe Coal
Company, Mount Olive and Staunton Coal
Company, st. Louis and O'Fallon Coal
Company, Southern Coal Coke and Min
ing Company, Big Muddy Coal and Iron
Company, Fork Ridge Mining Company,
Big Four Coal Company, Caledonia Min
Ing Company, E, J. Hickey TranspOrta
ton Company, Chicago Carlisle !, Coal
Company, Dana Coal and Mining Com
pany, Pan Handle Coal Company, Clin-
tor Coal Company, Ferguson Spears Coal
Company, Otter Greek Coal Company.
Tecumseh Coal and Mining Company.
Bon Ayr Coal Company, Glen Syr
Coal Company, Green Valley Coal
Company, Linton Coal Company, Jack
son Hill Coal Company, Knox County
Fourth Vein Coal Company, Indian
Creek Coal and Mining Company.
s w. Little Coal Company Glenco Coal
Company, Glendale Coal Company. Low
er Vein Coal Company, Coal Creek Min
ing ompany, oal Bluff Mining Company
r.. Harrison Mining Company, Ayrshire
Coal Company, Sterling Midland Goa
Company, Consumers Coal Company
American Coal Mining Company, Brazil
Galleries Company, Beckett and Shirkie
Coal Company Princeton Coal Company
Deep Vein Coal Company, Black Hawk
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
OUT O. ORDER
ST0MACHS
Indigestion, Acidity, Sourness
and Gases ended with
"Pape's Diapepsin"

The moment you eat a tablet or two
of Pape's Diapepsin all the Jumps Of in
digestion pain, the sOurness, heartburn
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vanish-truly wonderful!
Millions of people know that II is need
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Advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25

pany, Milier Coal Company, Vermilion
Coal Company, Oakland Coal Company,
Vandalia Coal Company, Ogle Coal Com
pany, Zimmerman Gal Company, Hall.
Mining Company, Coat Creek Mining
Company, TT, Harrison Mining Company,
Powder Coal Company, Rowlands- Power
Hill Coal Company, Chicago Carlisle Coal
ompany, itizens oaI and Supply Com
pany, Logansport, Ind; Dry Fork Coal
Company.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25

cording to reports reaching tie Treasury.
expect to convert the demand notes" now
held by the United States for the loans
made during the war, into longtime OBJ
legations with a reasonable deferment of
interest payments.
The tentative plan Of the three powers
is to spread the interest, as 1t accrues,
across several years, adding the same
to the principal from year to year, until
rehabilitation in the three countries has
reached stage to warrant curtailment
both of the principal and interest
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
Bar Test Bill Killed

MADISON. WIS. Feb 25.-The wiscon-
sin Assembly turned a somersault to-
day and by vote Of 70 to 33 killed
the bill which would compel graduates
Of the University OF Wisconsin law school
to take State bar examinations. This
bill was sent to engrossment last week
by m overwhelming vote.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25

The Missouri Compromise, restricting
slavery. to SO degrees 30 minutes was
passed on March 8, 1870, and repealed
on May 81, 1854.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
DEWEY MARSHALL WILL
PITCH FOR WARSAW Nine
Sensational William and Mary
Moun'isnnnn Comes to Agree
ncnt with Amateur Club.
WILL BEGIN SEASON JUNE II
Contract Covers Period OF Three
MnnthS-NIny Work i'm Double
Header Against Drnngc-Sipnin.
increases Teams Strength.

Dewey Marshall. premier twIrlor
of the 1871 William and Mary base
bali team has signed n contract 20
play Tor tho Warsaw, Va. Haschaii
Association during tia summer. no.
c"rhing "a information received hc-o.
last night. Marshhlls contract viii
tax" effect Juno ii. and Will cover
a period Of three months.
Marshall. who tn rcputcd TO u. ono
Of tn" best c"il"e" pitchers ever do
Ncl"p"h In Virginia. has been yari-
"usly r"r"rt"d as having signed con.
tracts 10 play for the Richmond COTS.
church lIill Athletic Ciuh and Tim
Cincinnati Nationais
Dewey. or tube" rs he IL "a
miliarly known. signed an agreement,
TIA" first par; OF tn. season TO pIav
Nl'h IN" richmond Colts. Twelve
hours later. II is reported. t:ppa RiScy.
"i tn" Cincinnati Reds mad" :, special
'riu To Williamsburg Ia induce tn.
sterling right andcr 10 play with h,s
team He was offered 81 900 to Sign
"a" agreement In addition To q larre
salary. IL is said
However. MarYi1li had signed with
Manager Ryan and ne was compelled
I" r"fuS" IA" biglcaguc offer. 1t was
generally thought then that b, would
report 10 tn" local club at the end
Of tho college season
l:ni tn" co.lcr" reason cndc>f and
Marshall did not report /, WAC ru-
mor"G that enlargement over the
salary arrangement had caused tho
split. player who does not carry
out N" visions Of his contract IL
barred from professional baseball
Harshaiis first performance with
his n"w team mates will he on Juno
II. on ;hls day IN. Warsaw nino
Viii meet an amateur aggregation
from Orange. Va. in a double header
u ~ rr"hahl" that Marshall will work
in huth games
deal whereby Chandler. also ot
"a" Indians. VII report TO Warsaw
Siih Dewey was contaminated at tho
same time the addition Of those
twc men iS expected To materially
strengthen tho Warsaw mine
W. "ND"ct 10 nut fast team IN
the diamond and viii mako AN effort
{" win the amateur championship ~
Wig nia.' said Rodney " coEgin
manager Of tho Warsaw team In 4
telegram last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
BIC INDIANAPOLIS CLASSIC
WILL Be RUN OFF TODAY
Drralntn VIII Have To Extend Him
self To Win, Is Expert
Opinion.
COMP TION is STRONG
thc,rolct'S Two Eight Cylinder
f'runtcnncS and Two English
SunbramS May Upset Dope in
5OO-Milc Struggle.

lNptANAroLlS. May % Ralph ii.
ralma Il II" shakes his jinx- should
pilot MIS- French Ballot 10 victory ~
4 record making pace In the ninth
anrua 5oo-milc speedway classic
her. tomorrow. according To expert
opinion tonight.
he Palm4s Ballot is conceded TO
be Tho fastest machine on the track.
Tho veteran driver is expected 10 sat
the uAs" from the start. ana barrin-;
tcy.dcnts should distance all OF his:
cINI.S before thu race $ run.
l!ut many times before DE Palma
has come uruu the track with The
fastest thing on wheels only 10 have
tire troubles weaknesses in construc-
ton or freak accidents take the vie
tory from h!m when it Was within his
grasp.
Las; year while n" was we'll in IN"
Lead and the rae" nearly over. his
car caught attire and all of his efforts
to finish we're in vain.
Bat even With good luck this year
Dr Palma VIII he forced TO extend
himself To win Louis Chcvrolct'S
new ciEht-Cylinder FroutenAcs-
of them driven by Tommy Milton
and Ralph milford. have averaged
ninety nine miles an hour IN 1rac-
Tee. ana sin Dusruhergs also on in.
HtCy list are a worthy rc"ntorc"-
mrut for 'h"S" American entries.
Edit, ii"arn".s Revere Special is aU-
other possible American cuutcus e.
cor the Huuprs. Although not so fa-;
as "A rujnh"r ~ other entries. N.Hru,s.
mount is Z: sturdy machine and lua.
stand IN" gar better than h-
rivals
Two English Sur,hcams. pilot"d By
h"Tiu K"stN and Rruc Thomas. at,
adwu"i'y am unknown quantity
Wh"thcr they vii, finish in the van
"r ~ the cuck is "a question tha'
pu2Hl!u.; tn" dopvStcrS Wilcox and
'H"SSarre have Succeeded in g"rtiu-
.i,io speed out OF their French ru"-
scots in practice. and not much is on
r"ctor oi their efforts Tn" "th.~
English entry Talbot Dar-aco :
as m"ru OF a pu2zIcv Is the sun
beams.
WITH american outri.s standing at
eighteen ard foreign entries total
ing ,u' sis. prospects for an Amer
lean victory are umnrcd"dIy good.
NE Palma and his pace making BAL
. az. aIl that appear to stand in
nc way They may hc enough. how
EYER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
COLTS and TRUNKMAKER5
PLAY DOUBLE BILL TODAY
Richmond Team Confident Of Vic
tory in Memorial Day Two
Game Struggle.
END WEEK HERE WITH CARS
Ryanitcs in Fine shape for Coming
Battles = NccEcr and i>nnwlSon
Will FITCH in lsiG Douhlc-licnd-
or Contest.

Filled 10 tho nr!m with confidence
and thor pitchers in excellent shane
for The uic Memorial pay double
fray. the Richmond Colts viii meet
,he Tcuuklulk"rs at petersburs in
The opening syt-to OF the two-rame
schedule ;his morning. In the SITTER
noon they VIII return 10 Richmond
ana again clash win tho Petersburg
aggregation. Manager Ryan has not
definitely DECIDED urou any twiricrs
for the two games but X Is probable
that Mcckcr Viii huri IN the initial
struggle and SUuwisou I'm tho SOC
meu in tn, Don. the colts cNpoc; a.
show two uo-c victories in the lcaeue
percentage column tonight.
Tomorrow and Wednesday TIA"
colts play In Petersburg and end thu
series. pu Thursday they return 80
Mayo's Island rark and take TIL"
suffolk cats in ;hrocpa.nc series
Tho team Is in line shape a. ;hc
present time, and shows strength
which has never bean surpassed in
the history OF the club Wi,ligroI.
Bichmonds young drst-sacl"r. j.
showing remarkable Src"h around the
initial post. while Ean.r. ArrIgon
and stuart are covering their y, ST.
tons in thyir regular vcteran-likc
manner. irrcuac IS in lin" SHAPE be
hind tho bat and the outnc!d"rs are
MI in great form for tn" coming
double struggle. and Tho important
week which faces The club Ii-ch.
Keller and shannon tn colts rUj.
hcld. hay" 'o'u hitting ana Ho!d.nr
in tino style and promise much star
work during IN" series.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
Ny nnhhN Jones'.

y ne american Golf Pl'npmrn ION.
TtRNBEKEY. AYRSHIRE. May 80.
The in" t"chnidu" and tn" perfect
golfing temperament Of MISS AlcNa
stirling, OF Atlanta. are matched
against the physical power OF Miss
Cecil l.citch. tn" British woman cham
pi"n. in the British womcnS cham
pionship which begins over the Turn
berry links TO-DAY. Physically, Miss
i.citch has a decided advantage" over
Miss Stirling. From personal "bscr-
walton and from til" comment Of
other golfers. should say Miss
I."itch has tn" sam" advantage over
all others. although not in tn. same
degree over som" OF her country
women tina; sh" has over the Amer
leans, for i; is no,ic"ahi" charac-
t"rtstic Of the british women in tn"
tournament tha' They have NOR"
power in their drives Than tho Amer
leans
Miss l.ci,ch can outdriyc tn" ordl-
nary man golfer from IN" To-" But
-i,h the single exception Of Miss
l"yc" Wcthcr"d, az Worplosd"n. wh"
defeated Miss l"itch in i local tour
nam"nt only Tow days ago all tn"
British contestants are larr"r and
stronger than tn" visitor, Miss
W"thcrcd. however. although tall and
slender hits a mighty waIlop
Tn" fact that Miss Wcthcrcd de
i"ai"h MISS I."ttrh ought I" brace
Miss strings confidence. for it does
prove. at least. that the English girl
is not invincihl" In winning from
Miss lciich. Miss W"ih"rcd was two
under par for tho nrst sixteen holes.
driving from TIA" mems tees
AlcNa surfing. with whom hav.
played for years is small. hut wiry,
and possesses unusual stamina for a
woman However. as N" american
w"m"n's t"nrnamcnts ar" for only
eighteen hoes daily. ANA the British
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
MISS STIRLING TO PUT SKILL
AGAINST OPPONENTS BRA WIN
FOR VOMEN,S GOLF CROWN
Miss Leitch, British Champion, Has Decided ACvan-
tage of Strength Over American Entry-Bobby
Jones Declares Georgia Girl Has Much Science.

fn- ,hir,, ,i -. -,
,o no -. ,,,,;,,
cbn,,ld ,i'i,I ~,
womb 49, " ,,.., -
Misc t.i,,b ~, ~
h., rrcsh ana ,,,,i ,.,,
chonc. az v.,ni. ,,, , ,.r,,tI
cbnmniou ,b,r en-. ,,i,,h, .r, a,'
er,I hard Iay.. - i,
a victory =, ,ho ei.r, ,,,,la s,r.,,,,h
on No. conrJn,,, - a -, -.
WIN, Harold il;Ifnr ,h. i.ri,ish
pc-, tolls m. ~. 10. ,h,, ,n ~,
Nond,v 4, ,.on,, &C., t,It. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30

'Eattrd FOR Wilkinson in ninth
score by innings II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
Hugh .,ochd@,l roam Mn. .,on,

Tn" Hugh Stockdcu Maehiu. Gun
Com-r7ny pistol feam loG by Lion.
'"n." Iaz'"el. wharton won tba
mpc'!t.cn o., Tho How tiers. A.
mory Satu-iay afternoon liy ,h. mar
r"" marsir - f"u poiirs s suv4-
CUP was presented the Wiuu'n. team.
Sergeant CaScdO. ~ DE-. Iuwtr,sr.
team, made the h!ghcs, iutIy.Gu,l
score ana ras presented VITA 49,.
Yer miniature can;ceu uy tho H'rcs'
team Lieutenant Ray'or. of an.
Howitzcrs team. shot we'll at ever.
stage Of the contest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
REDS AGAIN BEAT PIRATES
IN EXTRA SESSION GAME.
Cincinnati Trims League Leaders,
4 to 3, In Thirtccn-Inning
a

CINCINNATI, ONO. May 90
fitts 1urEh WAS defeated. I" :. by
Cincinnati In a hard-fought thirteen
inning gam" here today. The ninth
inning was featured by II Freak home
run when Bnruhurt's hit into right
acid went under roll nf canvass
In. BAH WAS recovered hy Il smnli
boy who n"d with i; and tile hit wcn,
FOR home run.
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
TIGERS WIN FINAL GAME
FROM CHICAGO WHITE SOX

DETROIT May 2?.-Dctroi, won Tho
final gam" OF TIA" scri.s with chi
cnec today. s 10 wilkinson hold
the Tigers To- scattered hits until ~,
ann. when thcy punched fpu. So To-
teS with a base ON balls and an o.
rpr and pu; over four runs Hol. =
ing MAS master If tho Son all the
way and executed TIA" fielding f,a-
turc OF tho game when ne took Niul.
ligan's hot drive In the fourth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
YANKEES TRIM ATHLETICS;
RUTH KNOCKS OUT HOMER
New York Americans Make Clean
Sweep of Series With
philatIcJuhfn

NEW YORK. May - The New
York Americans made II clean swc'p
of their s"ri's with Philadelphia.
taking the final game today. . to !.
TIT pitching on both sizes wij inef-
f"rtiv". New York SCorir.; -n pUrh
runs I" win in IN" first inning. Ruth
hattca out his fourteenth hDlnc ran
In the third inning.
The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
PHllllES DEFEAT DODGERS
IN MARLBOROUGH CONTEST

BROOKLYN. y. Y. May 2a-Rinr
"utpi,ch"d Smith today and phila-
dc!rhia defeated Brooklyn To !
The visitors scored on M"uScis HON"
run in the fret inning and Rawlings
ont and McuSclS single in the third
catcher RruGEy. ri the Quakcrs. Gu,
his scalp in removing his mask to
throw in tn" eighth and retired
phIInHrIubin
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INDIANS AGAIN TROUNCE
BROWNS BY HEAVY HITTING

ST LOUIS. May 2o-C7cvcland
made It clean sweep NJ the acri.s
with It Louis hy takir- todny's
game. II TO .. Five home runs were
made In the contest, Grnncy ana
Williams each getting two ana Ell
mor smith one.
rho S.prrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
Swnn.horo Giant. win

The Swaushnro Giants defeated "a"
Broad Roc" team By scor" 81 10 :
h"'tcF'"S S"anshoro Gitnts liar
rison ana Bass Ernad RoGR Jacobs
and Bonner.
Any team wishing Saturday games
please call Elmo Bookman. Randolph
s87l-J
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday, wednesday and Friday
as Information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Train,
DAILY. unless otherwise shown
DAILY except sunday. ! Sunday only
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'Ea,tcd for TayIor in nin,h.

Philadelphia ........ lhl $50 Oc0-2
BROOKLYN ............ col coo 0G0---l
summary: Two-baSc hiS-eaw-
i:nGs. Myers. r,"cc-basc hit--olSon.
Homo RUM Sacrifice ray
ior. Double Ivs-Ka wings. x
Mi'!c~ am i. Miller. Left on bases
Philadelphia. :: Brooklyn. :. Base
ON halla--on Ring. .: of Smith. :.
struck u;it hy Ring. .: by Smith, :.
Passed baii-Eruggy. Empires Quiz
Icy iad o'pay Tim"-l::'S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30

ST. Louis.

Totals ......... 50 Is 80 ~ .
'Bat;ed for McManus in eighth.
T!attcd for Shockcr in eighth
tItan for severed in ninth.
Stated for Eolp in ninth.
Score by innings: u.
Cleveland 21o Oo2 n2t---l J
Summary: TwO-hasc hits--Chle.
Earl Smith. Home runs-Grancy 90.
Elmer Smith. Williams 60 stolen
hascs-Stcphcnson. Sacriiiccs-W J.
iinmS, Jacobson. Double plays
Gardner to Stephenson TO Johnston;
SEVERED 10 Gerber TO Sister to Nc
Manus: Tobin Ia Sislcr. Left on
bascs-Clcvcland. s: ST. Louis. 10.
Base ON bnlls--on Shockor. 3. Hits
off Sh -"kcr. - in s innings; off
kolp. Eumc in inning. Hit hS'
i,itchcr-hy Shockcr Johnston and
Gardncr.) struck out--by Shockrr.
3 10y kolp. !. Losing pitcher
Shockcr. Evans and Nor
rarity. Timc-2:l0.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
go games >'hrdulcti.I
WHERE THEY rI.\Y TODAY

WHERE THEY rI.NY TODAY
ki'hmond az Petersburg morning:
Petersburg at Richmond, ufirrnnnn; MIR
f"ii, at Portsmouth. nnrninE: Portsmouth
AZ N"ri"l.. aftrrn'on: Nilsson at Ro,i>S
Mount. morning; Rock, Mount ut wilson
afternoon: Newport News ut suffolk
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. .: philadelphia. {.
Itrirut. y: Chicago. .
Washington. Il: I;"stnn. O 90 innings.
rain).
Gle, Gland. II: 81 Louis. o.
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American A>.orintlon uc.ul,..

Toledo 2, columbus. 5
Minneapolis. ! ST raul. ..
ludiannrolIs. Louisville. z.
Milwaukee, i3-". Kansas City. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30

.Hn;tcd for Soc in seventh
tjiltt"d for WIIlitu.F eleventh

'l'ttcd tor See III seventh
tEatt"d for WIliau.P Z eleventh.
tEn'tcd for hamilton ID eighth
Stated for rordc, in eleventh
NWiuning run made with one on
Scur" by innings x
Pittsburgh .... oon lido o0I oIO o-a
cincinnati . COO OGo 200 0lO 1t
summary Tw"-hnsc hits Kopf.
Mulan iiarrrav". Daub"r, Three
has' HIS Whitfield. Ticru"y HON"
run Barulart. stolen bas"-Car.y.
SIcrlhc"s Haruhar' Fonscca kopf,
Grimm. Double plays -Bphnc. to
fousccn. Barrhart TO Cu,shaw barn
hart 10 Grimm Left on buses
pittsburgh. 10. cincinnati. q Hasc
~ balls on Coumb., .. OF RiN"y. l.;
off Hamilton. l. on Carlson. Hits
III Coumhc in IL iuniugs. on
hamilton : IN innings. om Rixcy.
i In 9-5 innings; on Ponder, in
: innings; M Carlson. IN Ia in
ninEs. iii by pitch"r--hy Carlson /.
struck out--by coUmbo, J; Hin"y. :;
by Hamilton, 2 hv Ponder. !, Win
ninv pltch"r-iiTcN Losing pitcher
Carlson Umpircs-B Brennan and
LinSii". Time &C.
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STANDING. or CLrns

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
- Inmis at Cincinnati (two Eamr-l.
Chicago at ilit>hurgh uw1 gnmrsb.
Brnoi,lNn at itosion nwo gamcs).
Philadelphia nj New York 1.-TWO Gnmrs)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30

Southern Association Results.
Chattanooga. l. Atlanta, ].
Memphis. IL: New Orleans, 10.
Mobile, o; Nashville, g..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
i\o games S,hrdulclD
STANDING OF CLUB

WHERE THEY Pi.AY TODAY
nigh T"nr at Durham.
Winston salem ut Danvillr.
Raleigh at t,rPcnShurO.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
philndriphii. :; Bronklyn. !.
tin"inn L: fitt >hurrh. Or inningsl.
81. i.oui-. &: Chicago. !.
IlOnlA thrr,. gLmrs schcdmlrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
81. Louis at Chicago uwo Cnmcs).
tirN Gland nj Detroit uWO gumrs).
Itosfnn at philadelphia 1.-TWO Gamrsb.
New York AT Washington uW" guTnr~)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
Z hit.ago.

ln'"'S '........ 80 : - - .
'Ea''cd f"r kiN"f"r in seventh.
hati'd for Martin In seventh.
tH'i''i To- Jones in nintn.
- Louis ............ lol 300 2"0-G
'hicnS" ..........,. GOO oG! 600 !
summary. Twn.hasc hits smith
Schn!tz. iiom" runs Smith. 1.avan
Sa'rihc"s stock liollochcr. TOOL
Win. schultz. Left on hascs-.Si
Louis. \: 'hicEGo. y. Base on balls.
on Martin. .. of Goodwin. |. ms
OF Martin. 10 IN innings. on
Jones. none in . innings. St,mck out
by Martin. 4; by Goodwin. .. nv
Jones. s: Losing pitcher-Ma-tln.
unpires-McCormick ana Hart
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WAIST; D ;ton.



i:oston Observation-Disclosures. 600 00O--n
Washington ............ 100 @3n-'.
Summary: Two has" -Sothoron.
Thr"c-hasc hits Pratt, Miller. Stolen
base Judge. Sacrifices Shanks. IIar
ris. Double plays-Scott to Pratt to
McInnis: Shanks 10 Harris to Judge.
Left on has Boston, e. Washing
ton. :. Base on halls off SothOron.
.. OF Erickson. >: OF Karr. |. Hits
OFF Sothoron. 10 in Ia innings:
on karr, in "a innings. Struck
out--hy Erickson. 3; by Sothoron. l..
Losing pitch"r-Sothoron. tmpires
Chill and owens. Timc-l30.
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summary: Two has" hits-pork ms
Dykes. Three base hit-liawks. iiom.
runs Ruth. Durau. Perkins sac
riticcs -Shc"hau. o.. Pipp Left ON
York. q. Philadelphia. !
Base on balls on Ferguson. i. OFT
Shcrhan, - or k"cCc , Hits-oit
Ferguson ia > innings. 81 Shcehan.
; in { HIT by pitch.r-by Sh."hau
Braid. Struck out-by Ferguson.
! by Shechan. !: by k""f" / Wlic
pitches kc"cc. g. Winning pitcher
-FcrEuson. Empires Connolly an.
Dinccn. Tim"-l.JT
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I"trrns uonnI League Results.

newark. 9: Jersey city, 10.
hunalo. 10: Syracuse. 4.
Rochester. 4. Toronto, g.
baltimore. 4. Reading, 2.
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Results Saturday.
CO. \. 10: Co II. 3.
90 9. Q: co. u, 8.
Standing Of ctubs