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Evening journal., 1921-03-08
BANKERS in DOVER
TALK LEGISLATION
slnn cnrrnsnnndent.


DOVER. Del, March s.-To dis
cuss the several bills before the Leg
islature relative to banking,
meeting Of the executive committee
Of the state Bankers Association
was held at the office OF Henry
Ridgely. chairman OF the committee,
today. Among those at the meeting
were George Massey Jones OF Dover,
president, and II. c. Stout, OF Will
mington. secretary OF the associa-
ton; John Herring and George II.
Hall. of Milford; Charles II. Maull,
of Lewes; DIR. Rowland c. Paynter,
Of Georgetown; John s. Rossell and
Mayor William G.. Taylor. OF Will
mington. and ]. Frank Biggs, Of
Middletown. IL is likely that a COM
mittee of the bankers in a few days
will appear before the House Com
mittee on Insurance and Banking TO
advocate passage of some OF the bills
discussed.
Evening journal., 1921-03-08
HURT ny FALL on sTREEr.

kastanki Gritzanski. aged 80
years. OF 1s Minors Court. fell ON
the street at Front and Walnut
streets, severely decorating his head
this morning. He was removed to
the Delaware Hospital by the police
ambulance and later taken to his
homo.
Evening journal., 1921-03-08
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Evening journal., 1921-03-08
HARDING FAV0RS
COLOMBIAN TREATY

WASHINGTON. March s Omitted
Press) .-President Harding will send
the Senate a message urging immedi-
ately ratification Of the Colombian
treaty it was learned on the high
est authority today.
The message had been expected to-
day and Senate leaders played for
time when the Senate met, expecting
its receipt. They were notified with
in ten minutes after the session
opened that the message would not
be received today. The Senate ac-
cordingly adjourned until tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
BABE RUTH TELLS OF
RECEIVING MISSIVE,
FROM TEXAS kIDDIE,
Southern Boy Drops Home Run King Letter Asking
for Autographed Ball-SWat King Pub
fishes Epistle in Full.
Ity IInbe Ruth.

I'll haveju
surely som.
and homes ball he
lie also
over hove
N o Ia
Dear OF yours here on
nn right
an, .ut 'h.s" places the ned the
My dads eli hin,
all right
Gee be
hn a homer Win nearly thousand
al! There
The othsT day We had
hak t,at many
ny at a"a> back shoulders when
me !! away out mat how homcrs Babe:
send M Your picture Dad says I'm
TO in
r.. ~ ~ "' ~" = @EDDiE FI.ETcfiEf
n cta!l
10 inlet fool
them: Ihat is wh.re the bcachers
ii S
big IA and
ana PAT they VIII play baseball
United states II
only the
now for American in ~ wy s
ltopErisht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
AMERICAN LEGION READY
TO HOLD INDOOR GAMES
Ten Gold Medals Have Been Re-
ccivcd Here and Will BE
Placed on Exhibition.

The ten gold medals for winners
Of first places and the individual
point scorer in the American Legions
first annual indoor field and track
meet which Will be held in the Howit-
zer's Armory next Saturday were re-
ccivcd here yesterday. John j..
Wicker, Jr.. who is making arrange
mcnts for the affair has had the
medals mounted and they Will he
placed on exhibition in the window Of
Kirk Parrish & Co. tomorrow.
Rules and regulations governing
the meet are that the winners Of
first places shall hold the American
Legion championship of Richmond
until the next year, when the meet
will he held again. There rae nine
titular events, included in which are
the fftyyard dash. fiftyyard hur-
dies. 220-yard dash. shot put. ii0-
yard dash. SSU-yard run. one mile run.
high jump, and running broad jump.
Those who win first place in these
events will receive one Of the medals.
The individual scoring the largest
number of points also will he
awarded n medal
The nine events listed above Will
be classcd as championship affairs
and will he open only to members OF
tho Richmond Post OF the American
Legion. This does not mean that
only legion men will participate in
the meet. however. for several relay
races have been arranged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
FAST GRAPHING MATCH
ARRANGED BY PROMOTERS
Ben Stcfcn>ky and Charles Me-
troupolos Will Wrcstlc Here
Tuesday.

Charles MctroupOlos Il sturdy Greek
wrestler, ana Bon Stcfensky. a Pole
of note. Viii battle FOR the supremacy
OF the mat at the Broadway Athletic
Arena next Tuesday night. The mill
promises to %. 4 fls, and furious af-
fair and one that should be worth
going miles. To see. PROMOTERS or the
affair have put on several excellent
cards this season. but the bout be-
tween the Greek and the Pole prom
iScs Z" eclipse anything seen here this
year.
Fast and capable. both the Greek
with gloves of Neither Will give in
an inch. StcfcnsS. demonstrated last
week. when he defeated Joe Turner
at the arena that ne IS worthy
measure OF the veteran in two
straight falls and his work was de-
ciarcd TO be the hest seen in Rich
mond III years
here last winter al the city Audi
torium, 10y winning "a onc-fall match
from Joe Turner His work in this
match pleased both the promoters and
when tho outdoor season opened.
Gene Wcstcgaard wns tho first oppon-
Ont OF the Greek He dropped hard
match to Mctrnupolos. the bout going
a southern. srappler. also met defeat
n the hands Of the Greek in tho lat
tcr's second match
1t took the veteran Joe Turner to
cured one fall from the Greek who
was injured during the bout. and
when the pair returned TO- the second
fall he was an easy victim for Joe.
The Greek has recovered from his in
jury and is ready To give StefcnSky
Il battle Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
DEMPSEY CARPENTER co
TO BE GIGANTIC AFFAIR
Railroad Officials Expect To- Have
Jersey Siding Lined With Pull
mans Day or Big Battle.
ny wc>tbrook prrirr.

NEW rORk May li-Eycry dag
he DEMPSEY Carpenter miN-up as
sumcs more of tn. financial and in
dustrihl status Of "a row between ma
tons FIFTEEN special Pullman troop
trains have been chartered already,
nearly TWO months before the date
OF hostilitics. u carry thousands Of
rinEsidr reserves 10 the Pennsylvania
siding within a block OF the 10; over
in Jersey city Five trains have been
chartered from Chicago. four from
Boston, three from Cleveland. and
one each TO date. from Montreal. SAN
francisco. Los Angeles and Kansas
city. There viii he more Tho rail
road peopl. expect 20 I'LL every mill
meter OF track IN the siding which
holds $50 pullmans.
E"forc Carpenter has reached
these shores. even before DEMPSEY
lays on skylarking and gets down
to what he calls serious training,
the idvanc. sale for the scrap has
gone I. s2Oo.ooc, and tn. checks keep
tiutt"r!ns down in pink; and blue
and uff-tii,tcd showed that would
have been considered right nObhy
business by "a Liberty loan bureau
not 80 long ago. These advance
sales do not touch the 10000 or 80
of Inrcscrvcd seats at 81 each. set
aside so the common people can see
tho war.
The capacity OF the stadium is es-
timatcd at $1,000 900, and from a
point six weeks In front OF tho gong
the affairs looks like "a scll-out If
it should rain on July the row
goes over until the {.
y eawmiIl has hcen NunG up on tn"
thirty acres in Jersey City because
the job is so big that Tex Richard
can save money by thus installing
his own plan, TO saw his own tim
her. That's how big this fight is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
BEST C0LF|NC TALENT
WILL CLASH ON MAY q
Lending British and American
Players to Meet nj Hoy
Lake.
IKv I,nitcd Nnwsl

LONDON, May l4.-On May 81. two
days before the beginning OF III.
contest for the British amateur golf
championship. the finest American and
British payers in the world VIII
oppose each other at Ifoylakc in a
competition which viii give the world
welcome opportunity to compare
the individual merits OF the hcsr
golfers. regardless Of fortune. which
VIII largely determine the champion
ship
Against Evans. Ouimct. Jones. Gull
ford. Platt and Fowncs. Great Brit
ain is stalking FOLEY Holdcrness.
jenkins, Armour. Harris. -" Mont
morency, Harry Braid and Simpson.
The England Scotland match will
serve as qualifying contest for the
selection of the team representing
the British Isles.
I'VE welcome with a touch Of trent
dation tho consequences OF the or
EaniZcd assault OF these America n
golfers upon our championship" says
the Westminster Gazette. American
invasions are OF new thing, but
hitherto the American players have
arrived sinGly. instead OF as a team
OF eight accredited challcnscrs rep
rcsenting the entire amateur strength
OF the United States.
Last year we barely saved the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
MANY ATHLETES RECEIVE
REWARD FOR YEARS WORK
University of Virginia Authorities
Award "N''s" to Members Of
Four Teams.

ESViLLE. VA. MAY IA;
The executive board OF the GENERA!
Athletic Association Of the University
81 Virginia has announced the io!-
lowing awards:
VS. for track-Captain Vincent
w. Archer. OF Black Mountain ~ C.'
Bcnjamin T. Barker. OF Stra burg
Va: Martin L. Bakcr. OF Knoxville.
Tenn; Walter Young Bursc, Jr. OF
Petersburg. Va. bernard +. cham
hcriain. OF the University Of virginia;
Clifton =. C;icavcs: Of Roanoke Va
Richard I: Stands. OF Washington.
H. G.; William {. Stephenson. Jr.. Of
Roanoke, Va. kinloch Nelson Vel
lott, OF Bel Air. Md: Dwight Wilbur
Zund.l. of Butte. Mon. Campbell w.
Newman. OF Dallas. Tex, and Hos-
we'll Emory Round. Of Manassas. Va.
VS. for cross country-Captain
Alfred Rives Shands Of Washington:
=. C.: Marshall T bohannon, Of
OF Lynchhmrg. Va: Allan Brewer
Greene. Of Plant CITY Fla, and
Thomas Edward Wilson. OF crewe.
Numerals for firstly year baseball
William Alexander i)ietrick, OF Nor
folk. Va; Charles Earl I.owman, of
Annapolis. Md. Henry Poyas Foster.
Of Knoxville. Tenn: Howard Arthur
GustUs Mccoy. Of ASh"v!llc. y. C.:
Thomas Nelson Carter Bruns, OF
Howardsville Va: Roles rcnrosc Rus
sell. Of Washington. r. g. Scabora
Jones Flournoy oi Portsmouth, Va. j:
James harbour Male. OF El!iwood,
Va: Samuel Wellington Maphis. Jr..
nf Warrenton. VA; Charles Green An
drcwS Harmon. of Popuiarvill. Miss. :
Louis Lafayette Dcalc Of Springfield,
Mo: William Hunter de Hutts. Of In
pervillc. Va. and Albert callatin Met
talf". Of Mctcalfc. Miss.
Numerals for hrst-yca track
Philip BcrSl Schcnk. OF Roanoke. VA:
j. c. Anan, OF New York city. Robert
Barnes Hopkins Of Macon. Ga. How
ard Fra nklin Watts. OF Hopkinsvillc.
ny; Coleman Carter Walker. or
Woohherry Forest, va: Hugh Rod
man l,eaNall OF Louisville. Ky. i:
lanes Ovcrton Winston. Jr.. OF KINGS
ION. y. Y. and Lincoln Rounds Co
ward. Of Taunton. Mass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
FANCY LEE LOWERS MARK
IN KENTUCKY OAKS RACE

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May ii-P A.
clark's ally, Nancy Lee. Won the
fixture. the Kentucky oaks FOR three
ycar-old h!lics a. mile and an
eighth. at churchill Downs To-Day in
80 2-5, ana Incidentally clipped IS
OF second from the trlHE -rcCor;! OF
1851 Is. established May -, 1916.
The oaks is the oldest stake fix
turc for three ycar-old hllics toe .e
run continuously on the North Amert-
can continent Ii had an added
money value this year OF $4,000 and
attracted siNty-cight cliciblcs OF
which six started, including Harry
Payne Whitncy's speedy rrudory. the
Kentucky Derby last Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
COLUMBIA CREW WINS
CH|LDs' CUP CONTEST
Princeton Finishes Second and
Pennsylvania Comes In Third in
Annual Varsity Event.

NEW YORK. May Ii-C"!umbia
won the annual Childs' cup varsity
rowing race on the Harlem River
today. Princeton finished second and
PENNSYLVANIA third. Columbia finish
ed three quarters Of a length ahead
of Princeton. with Pennsylvania
trailing two and one half lens this he
hind the New Jersey crew The I'm
"liicial time for the mile ana a half
course was seven minutes two
seconds Nearly o5,0oo persons
watched the race.
rhr official time OF the victorious
shell was seven minutes IS 30
seconds This was slower than she
speed in the Junior VARSITY event won
10y Pennsylvania IN seven minutes
- Sc ncS There waS u '.,hrr tide
with more current for the first race
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
SCIENTIFIC GEORGES
HAS POWERFUL WALL0P
johnny Coulon Declares French
man Will he Worthy Opponent for
Fast-pravcling Jack Dempsey.
ny IiNin ~. IIuIlinyrr.

PARIS. May li-Johnny Coulon
former bantamw"isht champion
thinks that Georges Carpenter has
a good chance TO beat Jack Dcmp-
scy. Coulon jumped into prominence
last winter by resisting the efforts
of strong men, 10 lift him. and later
accompanied Carpenter in two
weeks tour doing this act"
Il have seen enough of Carpenter
10 form very good opinion OF him.
Goulon said herr today. In some
Way n" IS better than any boxer in
the world, aud have seen most OF
the good ones in my time. Carpenter
has more science than any living
tight ter, and has innumerahlc li,tlc
carpenter also packs "A tcrri!ic
punch that viii knock any living
man II he lands II. OF course. he Is
lighter than Dempsey, hut ii he gets
down and stay down.
Il discovered that carpcnticr has
one tremendous asset possessed by
no other tighter have ever seen. He
poised on the balls Of his fcct-that's
something that every fighter in his
cory mas wanted TO do and could
not carpenter with this faculty
tire weigh, OF the body behind il
plus tn" normal force of the blow
oth.r fighters can get only the
weight OF their body above the hips
into the blow. because thcv have
70 keen one or both feet flat on
the floor.
Another advantage is that Carmen
tier Is on" OF the clcancst living
men I've ever know. He is in form,
all the time. He also has wonder
ful temperament for a fghtcr
Dempsey IS a wonderful fighter
OF course. Both men are pcrsonai
friends of mine and I don't want 10
pass any opinion on their respective
merits
Despite tho hIndicaps, Carpenter
mas good chance TO win i! he can
SCI ms punch over. II the French
dprCul ,.h,unfop ~, "'"-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
SARATOGA SPRINGS TRACK
is READY FOR BIG YEAR

SARATOGA SPRINGS y y. May
Racing this coming August nj
SARATOGA springs and in years to
com" Wi! BE- conducted in an en-
vir"nment as attractive as the rae
ing at any country can boast Inn
proNemcntS just finished by Superin-
t~ndcni claire. who. thanks to an
unprcCcdcntcdly mild winter. was
all" 10 Keep his wrcckcrs and con
trurtors at WORK continuously through
January, February and March put
the Saratoga Associations splendid
park lit tx proper TO describe th.
plant as park now--in "A class with
the beautiful courses Of Paris. Rio
Janetro ANA iucnoS Aires These
improvements have cost a matter o
100000. but it VIII probably he the
unanimous verdict OF thousands Of
summer sojourncrs who assemble
here In August for the hest racing
the season OF 1927 will afford. rae
petition for stakes the annual re-
ncwa!s of which rcyiTc The best ira
ditions OF AmcriCan sport, thai
$4,000" was never spent to better
purpose
The $50 acres that lies within the
fences Of the park had hcen beau
TRIAL for years and all that remained
last winter to h" don" wac 20 make
the lake In tho inHcld out ri the
hole left a couple OF seasons back
when loan was obtained FOR rcsoi!-
ing the main track. This has been
done
Nothing whatever has been done
10 the soil OF the track, which last
season and the season before was
the tastes; in the country There
having been no heavy freezing through
tn winter the go.hr was "a such
condition in March :h"t any top
notch selling piatcr or ov,rniCh' ham
dicar horse might haNo =a,loTcd a
Ia h.. To. - Ia. ..g
II is within IN" Nmiis Of possibility
that som" tim" HcNt August some
East horse VIII etrm the Saratoga
mile in - under SILKS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
.RUTH'S CIRCUIT WALLOP
WINS GAME FOR YANKEES
Shasilcs Out Another Homer, With
Two on Bases, Sending
Team to Victory.

CLEVELAND. ONO. May II
bhne huths eleventh home ram OK
III" season gave Ncw York :. J-to- 5
cry over cltNc'and todvy. The
ihh'ans were leading s to . v'..c-. the
eish'h inning b.San Ruth was / ii
oy :Itched ball. pcckiupaugh hit
grcundcr through the box that
struck the second tasc bag and
bounded into the air Ruth then nit
the second pitched bail into the cen
Ter Held blcachcrs. tn. first time the
,'n' ever was accomplished ripp
followed by hitting over the right
heid wall for home run. Scare.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
Free Tickets 10 Ball Game

Send In your E!gh: Field Foil es
and win two seats TO the game at
Mayo Island Park every week
Also get your name in the paper
as star contributor"
You must send FIVE short
hicacher says" and "A title Five
schtences--SiN to ten words in
each. No more, Study this car
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patch Sport Page every day and
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
PIRATES BEAT PH|LL|Es
IN TENTH-|NN|NG RALLY
Pittsburgh Wins Game After Uphill
Strugglc-Ticavy Hitting
Marks Contest.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. May IL
two singles. a sacrifice nv and a
double enabled tho Pittsburgh Ma
ronals TO defeat Philadelphia in the
tenth inning today. to 4.
The local team garn.red all ire
runs IN the fourth inning on six hits
of the veteran Cooper but he steadied
liter that and pitched 4 mastery
Tn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

championships. Can Toll.y repeat ?
In golf America is Il country Of youth.
Bobby Jones IS our most DANGEROUS
visitor. He has won all the prizes
across the Atlantic that are worth
winning But il we are forced To go
To America for our championship
hunting. IL will he for tho best OF
the game"
And this is the characteristic way
In which all british papers inter
cstcd in the sport are treating the
situation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
SOUrHHILL DEFEATED BY
KEYSViLLE IN CLEAN GAME

KEYSVILLE, VA. May 14-Keys-
VILE defeated South Hill today, to l.,
ieldiHS. Hits-Keysvillc, s: South
Hill. S. Errors-South Hill. 3; Keys
Vile, o.
Until the sixth inning the count
stood O to 0. Thrcc-base hit--Left-
wich. Doubles-ingram and .I.ettwich,
OF keysville. and Lloyd. of Hill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
THOMAS. OF LYNCHBURG
COLLEGE, FANS II MEN

LYNCHEURG VA May ii-Pitch-
or Thomas and Catcher Arnold were
the big show IN the Lynchburg COL
icgc- Randolph Macon College game
here today, in which the locals won.
10 o.
Thomas famed seventeen men and
held the yellow Jackets To a nukc
single while Arnold hit a triple and
u home run with one on each time.
The game was Il pitchers battle. Wal
ton pitching exceptionally good ball
II ArnoldS hitting could he cnaccd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
COLLEGE BASEBALL

At Providence: Amherst, BROWN.
rain.
At Cambridge, Mass: Aggics Har-
ward, rain.
At West FONT: Army. . Colgate. I.
Al Princeton. y j.: Princeton. s;
Williams. >.
AZ Hanover y. II: Pennsylvania. )
Dartmouth. >.
At Worcester, Mass. Holy Cross. s;
Yale, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
BENTON SHUTS OUT REDS,
WINNING GAME FOR GIANTS

NEW YORK. MAY IA strong
nrst-inninE attack enabled the New
York Nationals 10 win from Cincin-
natl here today by 70 o. Thre.
runs were scored by the Giants before
man was pnt OF singles by BURNS,
bancroft and Young, and Frisch's
triple.
The score:
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How They Stand oday
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond. d: Newport News. lfrsi
EumrD.
Richmond. 3; Newpor, News, | t,cr.m
gameb.
Petersburg. q: Norfolk =.
Wilhun. \: Fort Sninuth, q.
SunOlk. q; Rocky Mnuni Z;
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TIGERS BEAT SENATORS
By RALlYING IN EIGHTH

DETROIT. MAY li-Dctroit staged
an ciGhth-inning rally today and dc
icated Washington, 10 .. Win tn.
bases hilcd. Zachary walked Flag
St.ad. forcing Hale in with tn. tying
run. Blu" then singled through
Shanks. sharp fielding protected
Zachary and Oldham oa several oc-
cas!UnS
Tho score.
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BROWNS DEFEAT RED S0X
IN HARD-HlTTING CONTEST

ST LOUIS, May list Louis
punched t 80 hits and two sacrifices
OF Russell IN the eighth for two
runs, and defeated Boston. to 6.
ir the opening game of the series
today. The Browns played with n
Gl,nnii nnnl On Snrnnl I,nrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
CARL MAYS MAKES FIRST
APPEARANCE IN UNIFORM

Carl Mays. New York Yankee pitcher.
made his first appearance here today
since he threw the ball last August.
which resulted in the death al Ray
Chapman. Cleveland shortstOn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
Huston college VIM TIue.

FRATT FIELD. -SPRiSGFIEi.p.
MASS. May li.-ISoston College today
won the championship OF the Eastern
intcrcolicg Athletic Association.
Every running record OF the associu-
ton was cqualled or bettnrcd and
most OF the previous field marks
were surpassed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
KESl'IrS YESTI.t,n>,

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Raleigh. y: Greensboro, 3 (tirst gmmr)
Greensboro, 4: kuiriGh. j,rrond
;ame).
Winsion-salcm. !: Durham o.
DurInnt =; Win>ton-SaIrm. !.
Danvilic. :; High Point -
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LOVELY CARDINALS DOWN
BROOKLYN; SCORE, 5 TO q

BROOKLYN. y. y. Nav 1I-s,
Louis today beat Brooklyn to in
the first game OF their four-game
series The champions were again
n.uth3tted two TO one. but made their
fly. hits count
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s7''9 innings. x
New York .IOO 100 O;6-C
Cleveland ..... 200 nUl loo.
summary: Two-basc hits-pipp
Schans. Smith Stephenson. Home
runs-ituth, fipp Sacriaccs--Mcasel,
Gardner. Speaker L-!s on bases
N"w iuIH. :. Cleveland 8 Bases on
h.'!s 81 CHM. 2 BasaY. = lit BY
tcheI--by BagDy 'Eith) St.L,h
out--ny Quinn. . Bagoy . Umpir.S
= 7"' .. Ncll!n and Niison Time.
hJUrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
WHITE SOX TAKE 3-T0-1
GAME FROM ATHLETICS

CHICAGO May li.--Crhan Fab"r
won his third consecutive victory
'nr Chicago today by holding Phiia-
fcllhin 30 six hits. while his team
rates punched hits off Moore, giving
u,. lucsri- q, 3 To victory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
CORNELL BEATS PENNSY
IN DUAL TRACK MEET
tRv Associated Prcssl

hN NsNp'ld N''i j l'SS"
ITHACA y V. MAY li.-Cornen
defeated Pennsylvania in their an
nunl dual track meet here today.
81 "a To So Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
ST. Louis Mt Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
(0ni, two games schrdulcd).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PI.iY TODAY.
M games sChc,iuicu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York, ii: Cleveland. {.
Chicago. 3; Phi lndriphia. !.
Detroit. 3: Washington. =.
ST. Louis. 4: Boston. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston ut ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at thirago.
Washington ut Detroit.
New York ut Cleveland