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The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-30
q Refuse to Take the Million Legacy Because the Money Is Not Nine"
By CHARLES GARLAND, Buzzards Bay, N. Y.

have renounced my right a miiondoar legacy left me by my father refuse to take the because it which ae thousands while hundreds condemns itself system which leaves sick helpless services to healthy condemns itself. is such offers me mil lion dollars.
 bind to the simplest truth known every cl that the hungry should be fed and the naked clothed choose between the loss of private and the law which human heart choose the which believe to be true
 believe could do good with the money the man who food the hungry who does good given exchange Tor the food would be happy be the if had give but cannot lend myself handling the not mine even though the good that might be done possibly great
 There opportunities do good are in mems hearts the check book.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-30

like it was play. Me for the naughty dame!"
 And after that, although the lights were still out, she teld her peace-and her own hands!
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-30
Things Others mink and What We Think Of the Things Others Think.

Prohibition has failed to get the best of lot of fellows; in other words they have it on the hip.
 Times are so slow in some of the southern states that hookworms have been arrested for speeding.
 The power of suggestion is wonder ful. Most folks, when they see a snake, have a creepy feeling.
 Germany may be willing to pay, but one thing she insists on: That we lend her the money to do it.
 The head, heart, and hands consti- tute the trinity of human nature Keep 'em busy, lest we forget.
 Now the angler hieth himself to the water courses, and the early bird catcheth the worm as he turns.
 Many man can argue politics all night and then when he gets home not be able to think of a reason.
 The world may be getting better thanks to prohibition, but, thanks to prohibition, the flicker is getting worse.
 If women are to become real full fledged Americans, they will have to learn to take off their hats to God and Old Glory.
 Down New York way the girls check their corsets outside the ballroom, so their partners won't dub them "Old Ironsides."
 Some folks who during the World War learned very readily how to null tiply are having lots of trouble now learning how to divide.
 In England 90 per cent of the wife deserters are blue eyed. And in Africa 100 per cent of the Cannibals are black-eyed Sort of evens things up.
 The unknown men who have awak- ened to find themseves famous are not nearly as numerous as the famous men who have awakened to fizd themselves 
 They are not breaking as much bric- a-brac in the statesmen series of din ner parties at Washington as they used to, owing to the eighteenth apen- dix to the constitution.
 Mable was new woman. She said to Myrtle one afternoon:
 Well make a night of it. Come to the Ritz with me and we'll have a fellowship dinner"
 "A fellowship dinner? Whats that?" said Myrtle.
 Why" said Mable, you pay for mine and I pay for yours".
 A housewife of good intentions but with little culinary knowledge decides to try her hand at cake making After offering it to the various mem- bers of the household, she threw it to the ducks in disgust.
 A short time afterward two boys tapped at her door.
 Say, missus," they shouted, ''your ducks have sunk"
 They were sitting in the half-dark- ness, holding hands. They were a small, pale and insignificant pair, of the sales-girl and soda-clerk variety. The play was Male and Female"
 "Aint he jest swell?" she wanted to know q could die for a man like that-a big, dark, handsome feller, the kind that is born to rule. I don't see how can she resist him!"
 After a pregnant moment came back the retort: "Ain't she the queen? That's my kind-the tall, stately dame that can look you over like a worm and go trailing them silk robes around and slinging the silverware
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-30

They are not breaking as much bric a-brac in the statesmen series of din ner parties at Washington as they used to, owing to the eighteenth apen dix to the constitution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
SPORTS
RAIN PREVENTS MATCH
At BROADWAY ARENA
Smith and Gardner TO Wrcs-
tie Tonight Stage Boxing
Carnival Tomorrow.

iiain last night prevented "Ickc"
me local promoters that the affair
ing Pete" Gardner. of Science
udy y Y. from meeting at IN.
broadway Athletic Arena In "a finish
bout. Announcement was made by
me local promoters that he affair
VIII take place at the arena tonight.
licke's to the boxing c;.-nivai. which
VIII he held tomorrow, will bc dis
,ributcd tonight.
"arnhcr Is brother of "Pinky"
Gardner. favorite grappler here.
""" man VIII" is declared to he Il
capable wrestler. Pete" Was beaten
ny joe Turner. veteran middle
"''sh'. last week. but he pu, up :.
s"oa battle Smith has improved In
'''" "ou' mis- season and is In fine
S"are Tor the affair tonight.
While the wrestling match is at.
tracing much attention tonight IN.
Tact that the boxing carnival viii
be staged tomorrow night is tn. chief
TOPIC OF conservation among the
patrons OF the arena. The boxing
enthusiasts aud the card IL ono nr
the best yet arranged by tho local
promoters. Three big bouts and
several prri!miuarics Viii he pu, ON
Tor the benefit ~ the fans
ifactticdllN new SGT of men wIll
enter the ropcd arena tomorrow. Al
Holman. ii"p"wcil boxer. is tho
only familiar man on the program
lie WIZ meet Ray Sullivan, Of Wash
ington ~ siS-rOuud bout This
match Viii be tn. scmidnal on ~.
card Holman recently knocked out
an opponent In "A bout here and since
has been referred To as Knockout
All"
Eddie Stcrtz and Jack Ramsay. Of
Washington. viii furnish tn. min
attraction. an "tght-rpuiId mill. BoIh
men are handled by Joe Turner. IN"
wrestler. and he is confident they
VIII become iavOritcs here from ih.
jump Turner and Ramsey are
wcltcrwcighis and this fact sets a
precedent FOR Richmond.
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Big Eastern Elevens
Begin Annual Grind
tBy United Ncws1

BOSTON, sept i-Tho old MIC.
shin was taken out from amnn.
IA" mothh"lIs and inflated today
AT Harvard Val, and - few o,h.r
eastern colleges. and tn. sou,ds
lnduia"d IN he first football prac-
t!."- of tn" 1871 season.
The prediction made wear af,.r
year that this ran viii he the
greatest football season ever. is
heard again. and VIII probably
come ira.
J, - also predicted NAT uor-
N"rd WIN It's unbeatable eleven
81 Is-o broken Up. Viii have trou-
DC J.. Developing such a stone
Wal! IAN, TINS year The Crimson
j. weak in line material. How
ever Ia" large squad r.por,inr
under CAPTAIN Keith Kan. 10
'"ach Bob Fisher at the stadium
ms afternoon included some cx
c"Il"nt hachneid material and ,yo
tried ends lett over from last Nc,r
ABOUT hity men reported 10
Co"eh Tad Jones in tn. Yale
DOW. at N"w Haven for the Grst
days practice. including pnodl,
number OF last years stars whom
yale men nope vii form "A nucleus
ior an oid-fashioncd Blue eleven
10 wipe out the sting OF defeats
last iaII AT the hands Of Harvard
Princeton and Boston College
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PETER MANNING TAKES
RACE FROM SINGLE c
Boos and Kisses Greet Race
of The Century, a, Hart
ford Track.
icy Associated prcss.l

HARTFORD. CONN. Sept. G-"The
rae" of the century" booked us the
f"atur" event OF the Grand Circuit
meeting here, WAS raced and com
riei"d this afternoon amidst misses
and ho"cs of the spectators. Peter
Manning, tho champion trottcr. won
the event taking each heat from
single o.. unbcatcn thus far this sea-
son. in 2:o2i. and 2:06.
In the first heat Allen. driving
single g.. went into the lead at the
word. but was content with Il slight
margin all the way around to the
In l:o3H and in the race home Peter
Manning was the stronger. They
came Ia the last quarter in 2S%, see
"nds. In the second heat. Allen trail
't Win single c.. and the half was
reached in l:0Gi.. rhsi time Allen
attempted to outbrush the trottcr. but
Murphy won easily. The last quarter
Was raced in IS seconds HAT
Roy Grattan. driven by Murphy.
won III" ..whirlwind purse for 2:oi
racers. after Edna Early had taken
tn" first heat. Edith Worthy. with
tlw"-Hcar- old trottinr race. while
Peter Blaze t.Ackcrman) won the a:li
tr"t III four heats.
summarizes:
heats; purse. Si.ooo-
Roy Grattan. l.. -. 10y Graf
tan E"yai tMurphyl 3 /
Edna Early. blk. m. by The
Wolverine (ThomaS) 800 ;
Jimmie Mckerron, h. T., by
lack McKcrron Uay) ... % 3
ALicn Guy. oh. H., by Guy
DILLON u.ccSe) " )
Captain MACK and Jay Brook also
started Timc-2:o3 ii: 200 l2;
.ui -.
Two year-old trot; two in three;
purse. S".O00-
Edith Worthy. b. f., by Guy AN
worthy tlSruSic) .........
chop Suey: b. T.. by Lord
Dewey tRodncyl .........
Peter Earl. b. e.. by Peter the
Osca wann. Oh. e.. by Atlantic
Express Gil. Flcming) .. ;
Meditation. Dorothy Harvester.
Wig" Harvester, Good Watts aud Guy
Hail also started. Timc-2:ii Ii:
2:l2 IL.
Grand Special: trotting pacing: two
heats. purse. S5.O0O-
Peter Manning. b. x. by .Azon
sinslr T e.! b. H.. by Anderson
Wilkes (Allcn) ........ 9 .
Timr-2:02 1-2; 2:oG.
ga trot; three heats; purse. 81
rct.r Hlazc. l.. 4. by
Pctaurist IAckcrman). ; 3 /
Swandhildc. II. m. by Ma
tiv" King (Di"kcrson). 2 / 3 >
George Watts. rh. -. by
Genera, Watts U;crry) 1 ro
Maurico Hall. blk. ~. by
Manrico lCarmichacD. 6 ro
Willaska and Noble Argot also
started. Timc-2:0? IL; 2:ll; 2:ll3-
2.2G IL.
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FORT WORTH SHOOTER
FIRST IN QUAD" EVENT
TRy Associated Press. !

ATLANTA. Sept. G.-I. ;. Day. OF
Fort Worth. Southwestern champion
trapshootcr. won the quad shoot
Of the Atlanta Gun Club, which was
ended here today with score OF
1913 out Of "a possible. 400 clay
pigeons.
Second place went to Frank
rro.h. Vancouver. Is. C.. former
worlds champion. who shot rather
poorly yesterday. but smashed 1873
out OF zoo today for Il total Of 3a:.
-. j. Glausicr, Georgia profess
sional. was third with 3?l and T.
r. Earle. Starr. 5. G.. who led al,
the end of the first days shooting.
came in fourth with 800. l.. T..
sharp. Atlanta. scored the high run
of the meet with l54 consecutive
breaks.
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BATTLE AXE MEETS
CHURCH HILL TODAY

church lin Athletic Ci;ih and pat-
'' NE. al the Commercial League.
III meet on Boulevard Field this
afternoon at 1870 in tn" piay-on Of
,n' Shihc Inch was postponed two
weeks ago because of rain
IN IN" event Of a Battle Axe vic
'n'N today each nf three clubs
'hurch ii!ll Taxa Is ola and I:at,i.
ME- nave a chance to win the
season VIII clos. SATURDAY,
Mih"E"T Evans. OF Battle Axe. an
n"un""d lat night that he viii semi
ION !" "" mound in an effort to do
80 me l.dSt i.nd nine. Iilanton will
Pig rlEni field IN place OF H.uI.'
Wh"St team Is playing in the iiank"rs'
l'"s u, championships series Thoma :
NH pitch FOR Church nm.
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LYNCHBURG EXPECTS
WINNING GRID TEAM

I.TNCiIBIlRG. VA. Sept. 6.--Candi-
dates for the football team AT Lynch
burg College are reporting and Coach
Pat Evans is expecting more new
material than the squad has ever had
before. All but three OF last years
letter men will return. The line,
strong. hut Il hackfcId will have to
he developed. Captain Arnold. having
graduated. will be missed in the back
field. but he will be here about two
weeks to assist the coach with new
material. New men expected give
promise Of developing a fast eleven
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Totals ....,..32 I % ~ a
tied for Barnes in eighth.
Score by innings: r.

Boston .l2O ON2 OOl-S
New York .......... .l0l 600 00O--2
Summary: Two-basc hits-Young.
Bocckcl. Snuthworth. Three base hits
-EurnS. bancroft Homo runs
Christie injury. BucckcI Stolen bases
Cruise. Holkc. SacrificcS--Forl,
GOwdy. Bancroft. Rocckcl t2) Doubl"
observation-disclosures and uolkc:
Holke. Ford and Hnlkc Loft on
haScS-Ncw York >: Roston {?
Base on balls--om Fillingim. |: off
Douglas. |. liits-ofr Barnes. s in
INNINGS: Douglas. . in l. Struck out
by Douglas. l. Wild pitch--Dour-
las Losing pitchcr-Barncs Cm-
DircS-Moran and RiElcr. Time, ! 80
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Race for American League Pennant Tigh,cns When
Boston Red Sox Defeat New York, 2-l-Clevc.
land Downs Browns by Same Score
Elmer Smith Drives In Win.
ming Run for Speak
cr's Team.
FAST PLAY SAVES DAY
Phenomenal Pickup and
Throw to Plate Proven, ST.
Louis Tying Score.
IBy Assoclntcd prcssl

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Sept g.
cleveland defeated ST. Louis. to J..
t"hiy, In pitchers battle between
Mails and NanGildcr.
Elmer Smith drove in the winning
run with double. Smith. who had
made seven consecutive extra base
hits. establishing a record. failed to
hit today on his first two appearances
AT nat.
y phenomenal pickup and throw
to the plate by Scwcll. retiring Van
glider. who had tripicd in the eighth
inning. prevented - tie game. Score:
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BUGS WIN LONG CAME
isnecial 1n 80 rImns.Ii.n...,.,

/. Especial to The rim.s- Dispa,r,.l
. WILSON y -, Sept. s.-In what
: ever played In the city Of wilson.
. WILSON won tiom Rocky Noun, In
the eleventh inning today by the score
of to o.
/. Hcarnc and Woodhead were tho
) mounnsmen and both were in IN.
SraTcst form and steady as the pro-
SSerbial town clock. But in that
eleventh inning drama the pitching
: was only onr part. for the other piav.
s@eLs played such prominent parts that
II ~ ~"n!u D. auperhuity itself 10 say
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FOOTBALL PRA GIICE BEGINS
AT UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA
Orange and Blue Squad Holds Initial Workout in Track
Suits Because of Heat-Captan Rinc-
hart to Report Today.

ward passing, kicking and charging
practice and medicine ball exercise
Among those reporting today were
Davis. oppl"nIau. Blacktord. Witt.
Fcnwick. Hail. Shackclford. CARING
ton. Luke and HaincN Captain
Hollis inchart will ARRIVE from
Michigan in time To join the squad
tomorrow. Hindcl. last years full
back. Is working out with the Mon
tana University squad. and viii not
report until the opening OF college
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SENATOR'S LOSE CAME
IByHssoriatcd Press. j
DECENTRALIZATION. PA. $

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Sept 6-Cy
Perkins two home runs aided Phila-
delphia To gain "a 7-to-l victory today
over Washington and give the Attn
lctics the final series by two games
To one Perkins two drives into left
field blcachcrs accounting for three
runs. Score:
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Norfolk.

summary: Two-b base hilS-Burkctt,
hcarn' Home FRUSTRATING and
Black. stolen baScS-NioX 60 Left
on baS"S-portsmouth, 10; Norfolk. \
Double plays-Burkctt TO bowman:
WON To- kcarns. Strike outs-by Ray.
,; Peterson. |: Johnson. 8 Bases on
balls" of Ray. ,: Peterson. =. John
son, !. Hit batSmcn-IctcrSou
tNl"Nl. johnson tkcarnS. Mall
l"n"")D. Wild pitch-pctcrson Time.
2;ol. tmpircs-lIarper aud stewart.
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BUILDERS WALLOP CATS

SUFFOLK. VA. Sept. 6.--Ncwport
News hattcrS got next to Slim slap
pcy. of the Sufoll> team, this after
noon and after GarncrinE thirteen
hits aud pilinc M Il score OF 10 j
in favor OF the builders. the game.
was called in the eighth on uccoun;
of darkness. li"atw"lr. FOR ihc Build
crS. except in The second. held the
Cats runlcss until the eighth, when
one score Was made. Doolcy, chis-
holm and licatwolr were batting
stars for the visitors. and Poole.
Downev and kcllcrman Tor the home
team
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.SDsoial TO The Times -pispa,ehl

ttNtiLpT I !.SN It'll. IL. VA. Sept.
'.- Football practice at Virginia
afternoon workouts under Coach
Warren, who recently returned from
camp Gr"cnhr"r. " VA.
The husky squad of candidates APP
feared IN track suits. due TO the in
tense heat. ana the afternoon thun-
dcrsiorn Was wc!Com" visitor.
The Iay'S routine consisted Of for
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Bush IL o Id Hard-Hil,ing
Gotham Team to Six Seat
tered Hits.
BABE" RUTH CHECKED
Home-Run King Forced to Be
Content With Only
One Single.
Try Associated prcssI

BOSTON. Sept. G.-iios,on made r.
TWO out or three from the Yankees
~ winning today. . to |. Bush hold
ing the visitors TO six hits.
PipD's double. an inicId out and
MSNaiIys single. scored for New
York in the fourth
Mclnnis' double and Walters single
were ma MY responsible for Boston
tying IL in the same inning
Ihc winning run in the seventh de-
Eci"pcd from SCOTS single. Walters
force OF Scott. "a steal by Walters and
Lcihoih single To center. Score:
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PILLS LICK DODGERS
IHv Associatcd rrcss.l

ERoOEI.NN. y. Y. Sept. 6-phila-
dciphia won It's last game OF the sea-
son with BROOKLYN today. . To .
brooklyn has won sixteen OF the
Twenty-Five games. with Philadelphia
this year.
SchunD struck out nine men in his
seven innings, hut was knocked out
of the box by nine hits for four runs
Rrnoklyn does not play again until
Friday. when il opcuS in New York.
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JACK SCHERER WINS
MIDGET SINGLES TITLE

JACK Schcrcr. twelve year old West
End tennis player. won the Iniduct
singles championship a. the ;uud,.u-
m"ht being conducted 10y the Com
mhhity recreation Association when
he defeated Earl bennington i'm
straight sets, i-i. ca and 81 m
their match at Byrd Park yesterday
afternoon.
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GIANTS ARE DEFEATED
BY BOSTON BRAVES
Milchcll's Team Dims Me-
Craw's Hopcs-Barnes Is
Hit OPPORTUNITY.
TBy Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Scpt.t6.--Boston made
IT three out Of four from New Yorh
today. winning the last game OF the
series. 6 to .. The Giants could do
little with Filiingim. while Boston hit
BarncS opportuncly. Bocckcfs hit
ting was Il feature. Score:
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Nv r
philadelphia .......... 000 oil OOl-5
Rrooklyn .............00 900 0o2 600
summary: Two-hase hits-Millrr
Ice. Thl,c- base hits-Einc. Will
liams. Miller stolen bacc-I.cc. sac
rihcc-Mcadows, Double plays-Eil-
dun To Olson 10 Schmandt. Left on
bases Philadelphia. 8: RrookIvn. G
has" on balls-"ff Schupp. .: off
Meadows. 2 IIitS-om Schupp. Q in
innings: off Smith. 3 in > innings
struck out-hy Schupp. .: by Smith.
!tN M"ad"Ws. Wild pitch
Schnpp. Losing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
'mnircs-McCormi ana KLEIN. Time
l:7J "
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nan out when winning run
" il>,,l,.

SummarN: TWO has. hitS-klinc.
l.. Walker. spencer and Ilrarne. FIRST
base on ballS-ofi Hearnc. %; off
Wordhcad >. Struck nnt--by licarn",
\: hy W0udhcad. ~. Double plays
Spencer to Woodhcad L. Champagne:
r Walker To Rowland Time OF game
-lt55. rmprcS-Ril"y and Orth. At
nnhn mol 400.
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that Woodhcad and licarnc engaged
in a pitchers duel. For the TarhcclS.
the all-round pia Wing OF Spencer and
'DlNlc' Walker WAS most spectacular.
Will" tn" a4l-r"und play ing OF Wal
t.rS. Miller and Roth wcr" OF the
same variety for tho home team.
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STANDING OF Clans.

WHERE THEY rINN TODAY.
Tnrbpro ut tichns,I,l.
Newport News AT suffolk.
Portsmouth at \orfOtk.
Rocky Mount Ut Wilson.
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\rNport News.

summary; Two-hasc hjtS-l.cid.
D"wn"y. Whitcraft. Stolen bases
N:ll"rmdn. Do"lcy. Sacrifice hits
EiGGs chisholm. Jones powncv
Double plays Parker To k"llcriuan
10 Cunninrham: kcllcrman to Cum
ninEhnm: Dunbar To Whitcraft 4"
McMHh" Left ON bases suffolk
= N.wr"rt News, Z. Eases on baIls-
on Slappcy. off Hratwolc. . struck
.mu,-hy Siarr"y. .; by H"atwolc, 1
RIM Of game. l:f2 Empires Lewis
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IFH!T'H Tor I.nmotte In eighth.
Score by innings: r.
Washington .00n Onn oIO-I
Philadelphia O02 OOl 3ly-7
summary: TwO-base hits-Dykes
G. walker Galloway. S. Harris. Milan
kice Home runs--Pcrkins f2). Stolen
naScs-S Harris. Bush. Sacrificc-.I
walker. Double plays--Bush. s.
Harris and Judge: Bush and Judge
i.cft on bases philadelphia. 5: Wash
lhgton. IL Base on balis-on Moore.
6. lIits-om Zachary, ii in 6 ga inn,
mGs: OF Acosta. none In l-3 or
Schacht. in inning; off Moore. 8
IN %: off II. Harris, none in / Ia.
struck out-by Moore. 3: Harris. .;
TEHcharY. Losing pitcher-Ia chary.
Winning pitcher-Moore Umpircs-
hIldebrmnd and Evans. Time. 1 SIS
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OrInudo Min. p,nuun,

ORLANDO. FLA. Sept. 6.-Thc 1927
hdS"hdll season Of the Florirla STATE
League closed today. with Orlando
winning the pcnnant. Tampa and
l.akcla nd finished in the order named
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summary; Two has. hitS-rcckin-
nhugh, Ward. PPM. Scott. McInnis
stolen base Walters. Sacrincc--Mc-
Innts Double play-Scott To Pratt
I.cft on bascs-Ncw York g. Boston
.. Struck Out-by iioSt . Bush 3
Pass"d halls-bcvormcr. trmpircs-
connolly. Moriarity and Wilson Time,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

c,. RESULTS YESTERDAY.
t,eteinnd. =: ST. Louis. I.
,,tSs,ton. =: Now York. I.
Ihiindcipliia. :: Washington, I.
only three games sciieduied.)
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] ari,t,ro.


5''-''r'-"T'' ''-'......-- .UTT Nv TI'-i
Tarboro " 100 2oD ooo
summary Thrce-hasc hits Kost.
Brann'san' Noonan. stolen bases
BrifEs' Hock Sacrifice Mn Iiock.
Ncdfcr Double plays-R Roberts to
Noonan TO Briggs poran to Briggs
Doran TO kost 20 Briggs. Left on
lases--lt ichmond = Tdrbofo. :.
First base on Richmond %
Struck "ut-hy Roberts. by M.ek
or, .. Empires Brandon ana IVES
terrcl,. Time
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS Yesterday
Ricliinond. :: TarburO. :.
Newport News. = suffolk. :.
Portsmouth. IL: Norfolk.
Wilson. !: Rocky Mount. u on in
nings).
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Appalachian I.cnuuc.

Al bristol. y: Grccnvillc. :.
~ Knoxville. l2; Cleveland. 4-o.
At Johnson City, 4; Eingsport. ;.
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STANDING OF Grim

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago AT ST. Louis.
Detroit mt Cleveland.
Boston at New York.
(Only games kcheduied. }
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Cleveland.

Three base hits-Si.lcr. Jameson.
Nanrilhcr. stolen Ia Sislcr. Sacri-
ncc"-Nangildcr Jacobson Double
plays McManus. Gerber and Sislcr.
Lett nn hascS-St l.ouiI. ; Cleveland
=. Base on ballS-On NaHciidcr 3;
Mails. |. Struck out--by Nanrildcr.
!: Mails. =. tmpircs-Dinecn and
owens. Time. LEA
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia. ): lsrooki.n. :.
1So>tnn, q: New York. :.
~. inuis. Id: Chicago, o..
tmhcr gnmc not ~ctiriluirtl.l
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York at philadelphia
Cincinnati mt Chicago.
lUniy I. ganrs scheduled
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Souh Atlantic AsSuuI,tIon
At Charlotte, ): Spartanburg, H.
NJ Augusta. IL: Grccnvillc. 90
At Columbia. .; Charleston. S.
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Score hy innings: r.
New York ... 600 100 nnn-I
BoSton ........ 1000 100 lON-2
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I'tIlndciphIa.

.p'"IN 80. .5o ~
'Rattcd for AcoSta In eighth
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rRa'tcd for I.amotte in eighth.
Score nv inpinpc.