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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-25
Serial Story of Mr.. Klo Watt The Thrilling Tale OF
the Wonder. of Worker Told in Monthly Install
by Klo Watt himself sDon't miss a single chapter

And I do them more read
lily. Aladdin had to Rub a
Lamp Vigorously, and the
Genii appeared, with a Snort
and a Below and in a Cloud
of smoke.
T. I ask only that you, Press
a Button with your Finger,
and, Silently, Willingly, I
perform your Will.
I am "Stronger than a
AZ Horse" for three-fourths of
my Power will do as much
Work as the Strongest Dray-
horse can do in the same Pc
'triod, and can keep on indef-
initely, whereas a horse must
stop to eat and rest.
Z Or, at your direction, I am
as, Dainty and Gentle as a
Mother with her Babe.
Warm you in Winter; I
cool you in Summer.
g.. eICook for you; l make Ices
for you.
ISweep, Dust, Wash, Iron,
Run your Sewing Machine,
and do Myriads Of other
Things for YOU. - =:
And l do them One, at a
Time, or All Together at the
Same Time. s.~., q.
In fact, / Never Sleep; l
am, Always eager to Work
and am always ..r., O.,
At Your Service,
Kilo Watt. ,
Published BY
MINNESOTA ELECTRIC LIGHT
AND POWER co.
Elk. Blds.-Phon. rs
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-25
NEWS OF THE THEATRES

special pictures made by her own
company. Henry Miller, Jr. son OF
the famous actor-manager, has also
an important part in "Parlor, Bed
room and Bath" :.
The picture is one Of the big Met
70 specials. It was directed by Ed
ward Dillon, photographed by W. NJ.
Edmond and adapted from the stage
play by June Mathis and A., P.
Younger. Special art interiors were
Designed from 1t and done under the
direction of Sidney Ullman.m
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-25
My last month
I p.romi Sc to
c o m p | e t e my
fam iI.v history

and my story about my name,
and I, K. Watt, never break
my promise.
MY first name-the only
one l have not told you about,
is Kilo. BY it, I am strength
ened a thousand-fold, for it
mean Zone Thousand"
My full name, therefore, is
Kilo Watt. Truly, it is a
name to conjure by.
l am a Measured Quantity
of Electrical Force, or Power.
AT your beck and call l do
your Work, I light your
Home, l make Life Mean
More to You and Your Loved
Ones, because I Tighten your
Burden, Relieve you of Wor-
nv; give you Every Possible
Comfort, and leave you Fresh
and Strong and Healthful to
Devote Your Time and En-
ergy to making your Loved
Ones Happy. 49," "
Ancient story-tellers who
related Tales of Aladdin and
his Wonderful Lamp had Me
in mind, although they never
heard Of Me. The Genii OF
Aladdin's Lamp performed
what They and Aladdin and
All the Folk then living
thought Miracles.
I daily do Things More
Difficult as a Matter of Mere
Routine.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-25
VAUDEVILLE TONIGHT ONLY
-. AT THE GRAND THEATER

Opening the bill with Bono and
Remington, the accordionlst and
the singer, the regular four act
VAUDEVILLE show will be the attrac-
ton for tonight only at the Grand
theater. Mr.. Bono is one of the hest
known artist on the piano accordion,
one Of the strangest of musical IN
struments, and has delighted audi
ences throughout the United States
and abroad: Miss Remington is a
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-25
SECRETARY TO
PREUS HAS RESIGNED

St. Paul, Feb. 25:-A. H. Turrittin,
private secretary to Governor Preus,
resigned yesterday. His resignation
was accepted by the governor. Ac-
cordinl, to Mr.. Turrittin his reason
for resigning from the position is
because he is planning to enter bust
ness for himself.3Ss Il :
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-25
WORTH WHILE COMEDY

Dorothy Gish's new Paramount
picture, "'The Ghost in the Garrett"
which is on view at the Elko theater
next Sunday and Monday, is a. worth
while comedy which will delight ev-
cry film fan. The situations are
thrilling yet laughable and the pro-
duction is in every way marvel Of
its kind.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-25

suits fully as hoppingly as they did
lin the winter months. A count taken
of the feminine feet upon Euclid ave-
nue. found only one woman in eleven
who was not wearing the favored 60
l1Osh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
MARSHAlLITES LEAVE
FOR LEXINGTON TODAY

John Marshall baseball team, UNI
der the direction of Coach Mccall,
VIII leave for Lexington, Va, this
afternoon where the Washington and
Lee scrubs will he encountered Sat
urday. This is the last trip of the
team this season.
The following men will make the
trip: Dudley, catcher; Sharp. first
base; sutton, second base: Kahn
shortstop: Lcisheld. third base: Wal
den. left field: Tyson. center field;
Green, right cid; Crouch and Brcnna-
man. pitchers.
Fork Union nine will be tho oppon-
cnts of the John Marshall nine in
game next Tuesday, to he played at
Mayo Island Park. The appearance
of Stevens. crack pitcher for the
military academy, will make the game
interesting. stevens has been looked
over by big league scouts and is a
hurlcr of much promise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
THRILLING CAME TAKES
PLACE At WEsTHAMPTON
"''''"m and Mary Beats Spiders,
q to ., After Fourteen
Innings.
MARSHALL WINS confess
Pitchcr's Single In last Frame
scores Winning Run for Visiting
Ienm-Battlc Proves to Be
Spectacular.
WINS CoNTEsT

history was made yesterday a,
s'anium Field as University OF Rich
mona and William and Mary strur-
tied Tor fourteen gruclins inning.
IN one Of the greatest college h,an
p'tIi games ever seen, the Indiana
"nhinE aitcr TWO were down by a
Hobbir" Sncad and "Rubc" Mar.
shai! each twirlcd tho game of his
ne Many chances were offered to
s osnnn inc game up, but duo to the
chance was destroyed
captain Settle, OF the wiiliamsburE-
crs, crossed the pan with the win
ninS run. and the Spiders were un-
able 10 equal it, Chandler. ahead Of
a.'.,c' drove out ripping triple to
right: He was held at third by the
.hst heldinE OF Northern and JoJncs
settle then got on when his Offering
was PLAYED TO third 20 run Chandler
down. Settle stopping on second
Rake Joncs was out on nv 10 Wal.
den. bu, Marshall came through with
grounder near second which Fray
tried hard for hut failed. the run
counting.
First Inning nIx One.
Spectators at IN. game will long
remember the way the game started
For the Indians. Hicks got n two
base hit when hc sncalSed one down
the left-held foul line. and scored on
COOKS single to right. Cook counted
when Lowe crashed one TO center for
4 double and. after two were out,
Registered on Chambers ecorchins
single TO right. IL looked like Snead's
Waterloo"
But when the three Spiders were
down. n different aspect had settled
Itself the bnttlc. Fray parallced
the lcft-fcld foul line for double
Jones sent him rompinE over the rub
bcr with "A triple to right. and Tur-
linGton took Jones place on the third
sack when he followed with n three
Dagger to center. burlington count
cd as Chandler registered a passed
ball. il being RcrGcr's third strike.
the ransy nrst-sackcr went all the
way TO second. Northern produced "a
single 10 lcft-ccnttr that scored Bcr-
ger. and Sncad followed this with
another single. runs resulting.
however The Rcd and Blues lacing
OF Marshalis offerings in this frame
was a clean exhibition OF hitting.
One OF the many miracles OF the
lCon:;n.cG on Tenth Page.)
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JAMAICA RESULTS

nllIcs: Ave MISUNDERSTANDING Jane lie
tColhnsl, To o. out out. won; BudRna.
~ lFator). to !. to .. ] to ,, second
Maid. Av!spa. Vanity Dresser. StraiSh,
shot. Roster Girl. Dispute and Belle Boyd
lao ran.
whitney entry.
Second race-thrce year -olds and M: the
Clermont; one mile and seventy yards
i.unetta. ITO tM!ler), to l. even, TO .,
won: Aiiiliro. % (cal!ahan). 8 to 9. even.
] to :. second; oehadou. i2i aFairhrotherl,
Cimarron. Elim!nator. David Harum and
Honey Cell also ran.
Third race--four- year-olds and up;
claiming: one mile and n Sixteenth
won; PADDY whack. io5 tMarineilj. 2 TO
2. even. ia ), second; Lads Love. 05
Poneel. TO 2. to s: to (. third, Time.
80 2-5. Goalcr. Darkhill and Sea Sinner
J.. Fourth rses.- dd% the spring
los tkennedy). to l.. 2 toi, even. won;
Last Straw. los tZoelicr). Is 10 !, to 1.
3 to !. second; Musk .aL us !poneel.
bennington. Carefrec. Frigate. BILLY Mc-
l.nughiin SedEencId and Knobbie also ran.
Fifth race--two-ycar- Odds: claiming; five
furlongs-l.ittie Patsy. los tschwariz), Is
lo7 tRodriGuezl. TO !. 3 TO =. , 10 S.
TO !. even. to 2. third. Time. :01 As.
Muaoba: Roundsnan; 5sannot,a. The
sixth racc--three-year-olds: six furlongs
Merchant Marine. los Uamilton). 3 TO
to won; Beach sSsn stas lS
to S. third Time. i:i4. Domingo, Rose.
cliff. Rep AsunciOn and Polar also ran.
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CALL CONTEST
WHEN DOWNPOuR BEGINS
ON! Two Innings Had Been
Played and Neither Team
Had Scored.
PITCHERS START DU
DUEL
Hcat"olc and Foley Both Show
Lots OF Stuf-Colts Miss Chance
Ill Sccond-1Nvo Games TO BE
Played SATURDAY,.

Rain put an end 20 the Richmond.
NEWPORT News game yesterday after
noon at Mayo's Island Park after two
innings had been played Neither
side had scored q run. The hating
OF the opening contes, OF the three
game series forces the teams to play
a doue!e-header Saturday afternoon.
The first game will begin at $50.
Lefty Heatwole. OF the Colts. and
Foley. right handler, We're the
choiCess OF Managers Ryan and Lake
10 do the hurting. The Richmond
hur!er possessed a world OF stun and
Eeursd the first six men to face him
Foley started OFF nicely and struck
OUT Jesse Baker. Arragon and Keller
we're easy outs. Richmond threaten
ed TO score a run in the second frame
shannon was given "a base on balls.
stuart hit 10 second base and Zil-
enzeser threw to Nogt, who covered
the bag in an effort 10 head OF shan
non, but the shoristop failed to touch
second. He relayed to frst base i'm
an attempt TO catch Stuart, but the
umpire called both runners safe.
HOOK laid down beautiful hunt
and both runners advanced base
with men on second and third and
only one down. IL appeared that the
Colts would put across Il tally. but
Newport News gave an excellent ex-
hibition OF defensive playing. Wilt
Erod nit TO Foley and was thrown
out at first Abbott ended the in
ming by flying out to Dolan at irs,
base.
Rain star,css,,,o fall while the Colts
were batting and before they could
take the field for the third inning 1t
neEan TO pour and the game was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
BOXING BOUTS POSTPONED;
WRESTLING FOR TUESDAY

Nine boxing matches. including two
battle royals. which were scheduled
Tor last nights program at the Broad
way Athletic Arena were postponed
until tonight. The feature of the
entertainment was to be the fight be-
tween Paddy" Mills and Johnny Nc
EHoy. Other four-round matches be-
tween boxers of ability were also on
the bill.
Ben Stefanski. who leapcd into in
slant popularity upon his debut in
Richmond. will meet Metropouios, the
hefty Greek, next Tuesday night at
the arena. Stefanski conclusively
proved his ability as n wrestler OF
the highest type when he recently,dc-
feated Father Time Joe Turner.
preliminary Will be arranged
which VIII bring together Two fast
beginners. II was announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
COUNTRY CLUB GOLFER
TIES FOR MEDAL HONORS

BALTIMORE. MD. May Fiddle
stiles. OF the Country Club of vir-
Ginia. Richmond. and J. Simpson Dean.
captain OF the Princeton golf team.
tied for medal honors in the ninth in
ritation tournament of the Baltimore
Country Club. which began today AT
the Roland Park links. Each turne 4
in card OF SO.
More than 100 golfers swarmed
around the waterlogged coursd. and
life-hclts and buoys We're needed.
with water standing two inches dee D
on the greens and fairways. the quail
flying round resolved itself into II
bur!esQue. Play with wooden clubs
became very dangerous operation.
and most competitors resortcd TO the
iron.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
-a--a--a-=H
PIMLICO RESULTS

ne 'i 9-'' az M?rss
- SO won chats,:Euay. io7 lwid3l.
lancaster. s2G third Time. ] ci UIsse.
Lucky Cir. Dalton. wreck.ess. Mothc-
Second TaCc-for maiden three year Odds.
Claiming: SIX furlonrs.A Actress Is Greg
~ iK :mS W @ , Won. reraGa,9 4;
Time. lie 3.E. Fire'ough nriEanrs, Ed!th
Ashore. Corsr GuFsi'ns Water wrath
and Tneodns!a also ran.
Third race-rhe Gienmofe ..ecalechas.:
claiming; handicap for four year-o.ds an.
IN. two miles and a quart r--Syrdsrya,
sian. ~ GisynHs) $50. out second: ROO.
ert Oliver. lH Kennedy. out ihirt
TIM. S.? Aigs!d, s,uSc9 a ,;2. ran
SIX tur!onrs- Ett.ne. III Gar-inrionS
,:s7p $3.50. .,lts0. won: Proparanda ii5
fErickson); - %. $40. second. lean Hgi,
Onico. Daddy Ho!bert. orus Reed Pau!
Connolly and Mormon also ran.
Fifth race,.,he f!mlico Oak. for three
ieenth-;:arcfui; ~ tKsoshl SO out.
out. won: Polly Ann ilc tMorrisi. OUT.
out. second: Joan Marie Ii3 G.ancas,erl.
Sixth rscc--the Annapolis handicap: for
three-ysar, ODDS and IN; oae m:!e and 4
$50. 500. won: JcG. iiS tMorrisj 80
M3. thiTd Time, 1855. Bs.Vsas,
Seventh Tace--cla.rinE: handicap Cor
and NJ: one mile and a
si1teenth.Cain de Cause. s. Usngl. $3.50
1910. second: Devil Dog. los T.aneaster5.
and siren Maid time. 80 as. ''a'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
Ruth and Kelly Each Go
Up Notch in Batting Race

Babe Ruth and Long G.,r...
tkeiiy both slipped up a notch In
me climb for the home-run hal.
tinS crown yesterday.
TWO minutes after Long Gcorpe
smashed out his eighth with RI"
bases fun In New York. nu MY
stepped into Il fast one i'm Dctro,t
anu lifted 1t our OF the park. ia
OF kelly's feat just hid reachn1
bat. "'Hl 10
At the Polo Ground. Haines &,
Louis twirler. had stepped into tha
noN with the bases crowded. re
iievinE Shcrdell.
Shcrdeil found the going roupb
he walked Durns. the flrst bat
Bancroft. singled I'risch. sacri
need, and afoung walked.
me crowd yelled for Kelly tn
knock 1t over the wall. uaines
spiit the plate with two strikes
as Kelly twang In vain. The third
one was high ard on She outsi,ic
Nelly stepped into IL and kissed II
INFO the left field bleachers.
Ruth's favor. ."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

rS5ss ;iae9 i sf!si%'1 rs
oa tsmi,h. sS.i" ;Sso wS sn:a mh'inn Tnn
Norris. 90 Porrettel; 80 third. Time.
IL Also ran: Ed. Garrison: IIocnir.
Second race-two-yc ar-olds: maidcns and
l,nes-..Jeanne bowdrc. ito iBarret9, $3.50
$50 $50 '?;aS wen; Ansium Maid. 100 i.uns;
RAM; pernies K. Happy '"S; OIL: r. 30 Also
n Third g zSS. olds: claiming:
S hs@ssr: e. n3ftsfa;s1,o $50 .s::ssSS.
third. Time. Isl As. Also ran: Jetsam.
John Arhor. undine and MqGhicyslli.
maGens Claiming sarso es f %nd
:a,3S. 1920; $3.50: won; NiF, lis tTayior}.
ran: guerilla. iioringam, Edna Stack. The
Firth race--three-year-olds: the Middle
, ,,T purse ,tiSoo six tt9r1lonEsmplane,.
ond; british Maid. ios 1Fic.ds5. o. .5 10
third. Time, ;l6 Is. Also ran: Tribune.
NS Shin s'; 5ase@fcur ,ysnr-olls and upward;
sGr nEhf PURSE ons sise
$50. $3.50, second: Serbian. los Con
soyi y sSso T tsiIa sPfEias iis
ran: BrynIimah. Chief. brown, Ticpin.
Magnet Land. Blackboard.
purse. N.3oo; one mile and q s:xteenthS-
i!iarncystonc. lo9 Rryson), $500. 5000.
@ s4 Mans Jane 20 'sf saHsp
loi (PooD. $40. third Time, / az Also
ran: True Friend. VIII o. the Wisp. Mon
international League .Resuitsi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
Attention, Amateursl

The Richmond Times-Dispatch
this year. as formerly stands
ready and willing TO promote anna
teur baseball In Richmond. and
Will print box scores of Eamcs
played every Saturday.
1t is imperative that the scores
be In the hands OF the Sporting
Editor, not later than 1890 O'Clock
Saturday night. and sooner II pos
sib.c. II they are to be published
in Sundays paper
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
Free Tickets to Ball Game

send In your Right Field FolI'es
nnq 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 Ave short
oieachcr says" and n title. Five
Sehtences-siN to ten words In
each. No more! Study this car
toon series on The Times-Dis-
patch Sport Page every day and
mai your ideas to Right Field
Follies Editor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13

Totals ........ 40 10 1G 81 II o
'Batted for Dauss in fourth.
rBntted for fi0lling In sixth.
IRAN for Sargent In ninth.
Slated for Leonard in ninth.
Score by innings: II.
New York .2O3 2o2 0oo--li
Detroit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 300 lis 000-lO
Summary: Two-basc hits-Cobb.
Vcach. PeckinpauGh, shorten. Three
base hits-Heilmann. Blue t2). Ruth.
Home runs--Ruth, Schang, Roth.
Stolen base--Young. Sacrifcc-Pipp
co. Double Observation-Disclosures.
Ward and Pipp: Ward. Pccky nj
pipp: Ward and PiDp; Mays, Pecky
and Pipp. Left on bases-New York.
4: Detroit. S. Bases on balls-Or.
Shcehan. 2: Collins, 2: Leonard, ..
Hits-On Dauss. 10 in innings. on
Holling. in =: OF Leonard. 9 in 3;
on Shcchan. S in 32-3: Oft Collins.
in .: or Quinn. ) in Ia; Oft
Ferguson. 1 in /; on Mays. none in
inning. Hi, by pitcher-by Collins
(Cobb). Struck out--By Dauss. p:
quinn. 2. Winning pitcher-Mays.
Losing pitcher---leonard. Cmpircs--
Connolly and Moriarity. Time. 2:Si.
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POST WILL HOLD
INDOOR MEET MAY Fl

ON account OF a petition by n num-
DcF OF the contestants asking for
more time to train, the AmSrIcan
legion track meet. which was to be
held a 1.-THE HowitZers' Armory on
next Saturday. has been postponed a
week and Will be held May p.
y number OF new entries have been
received ~ the management of the
meet. These include men from the
University Of Aichmond and Ran
VIII be marked Intercollegiate fea-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
ruth. SMAsHES TENTH
HOME RUN IN DETROIT.
Champion SIugYer Makes Fourt
Dagger in First Inning-Yanks
Win, II to 10.

DETROIT. MICH. May 1o.--Babe
Ruth made his tenth home run of
the season In the frs. inning OF tn
Gays game against the Detroit
americans. then won the game In
the ninth with n triple that scored
Two runs. The score was IL to 10.
ho.h and Schans hit home runs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
SUFFOLK HURLER PROVES
TOO MUCH FOR BRONCHOS

ROCKY MOUNT. y. c.. May 1o-It
was case OF too much johnson
this afternoon, and tho Suffolk Cats
romped of with the first game of
the series by to ] decision.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
SENATORS TAKE CONTEST
FROM WORLDS CHAMPIONS

CLEVELAND. OHIO. May IL
Washington came back to form to-
day and defeated Cleveland, 4 to 1.
Eighteen Indians were retired on ny
balls.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
TotaIs ............9 ! 8 q
Rated Cor o'Ncill in eighth

Pittsburgh ......... 90; hnc Ill,
Is 'Sion .........q,1 600 nOC--l
III: r'arN: Two-DaSc hit--f;ri,nirl
stolen Whltted. SacriEre--Cu,,
snaw. Double plays-.Cutsiaw q
Meanwhile to Grimm: Sc.mid; "a
Maranviilc Left on hases--Pitts,
burg. {. Boston. Base on balls
cff Gi13nc--. Lon watson. !. Hit.
on Watson. 8 in innings; of
Ocschgcr. 2 In /. Struck cu.-bY
Gi,zner. ( by Watson. 2. Passed bal
Gibson Losing pi'.hcr-W ats42S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13

Totals .......... 81 y II Z
'Batted for Mails in seventh.
THAN for ONcii in seventh.
Score by innings: r.
Washington ......... 900 0o0 000-4
Cleveland ............ 900 600 1901
Summary: Two base hits-Rice. Mi
Ian and Speaker. stolen bases
Harris. Sacriice--Ricc. Left on
ses-WashinGton. 6: Cleveland. Z.
Bases on bal.n-off Erickson. 2; off
Mails. /; off Caldwell. l. Hits-oH
Mails, 6 in I innings; off Caldwell.
none in 2. Struck out-by Erick son.
l; by Mails. .. Losing pitchcr-Mai!s
UmDires-Nallin, Wilson and Dincn.
Time hours.
OTHER SPORTS. PAGE IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
.KELLY'S CIRCUIT DRIVE
IS TOO MUCH FOR CARDS
Eighth Home Run Comes In First
Inning of Game, With
Bases Loaded.

Nj" YORK, May l2.-Georgc Kelly
nit home run into the left field
bieachers with three men on haze,
In the first inning OF today's gam.
~hich New York won from st. Louis
TO o. The score:
lx,nl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Norfolk. 3; Petersburg, o.
suffolk. o: Rocky Mount. ].
Richmond Newport News (rain>
STANDING or CI.uns.

WHERE THEY FI.NY TODAY.
Newport News mt Richmond.
Norfolk ut Petersburg
suffolk at Rocky Monnt
Wilson mt tsmoutl,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
riny DccidinG Gnme sntnrdnx.

IIny DccidinE- Gnme Saturday.
BlACkSBURG. VA, May 1.-THE
third game of the series between V.
=. !. and V. N. 1. will be played here
Saturday afternoon. The Lexington
ians captured their home game while
Virginia Tech carried of victory in
Roanokc TWO weeks ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13

-, '9 IT'T'Irs,' II. IT. To
SUFFOLK ........ 900 $40 002--9 IL o
Rocky Mount 900 600 onl-I ! .
BatterieS--JohnSon and street.
Loach and Chisholm.
Summary: Three base hit-Poole
Two-ba hitS--Mathhe ChamDhn
stolen bascs-itice. Champln. Sacri-
fec hits-Mathhc, johnson. Poole.
kcarns. Base on halis-On Johnson,
.: off Loach, .. Struck out-By John
son. 3 by Loach. =. Left on bases.
suffolk. &; Rocky Mount, 4. Earned
runs--Suffnlk. g; Rocky Mount. |.
Time of game, 80. Umpire. Dewitt.
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PIRATES TAKE GAMES
FROM BOSTON BRAVES

BOSTON. May 12.-PlttsburEh made
Six OF It's seven hits count in defeat
Ing Boston. 20 ]. today. The score:
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STANDING or Gin

mERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
BOSTON at ChirlIgo
New York Mt Detroit.
washington Mt Cleyelnn
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utAmericnn Association Results.
M;;n,meapoii6; 8; Louisville, ].
-. Paul, 10; Indianapoii,
Kansas City. S: Columbus.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. q; ST. Louis, q.
brooklyn: g.: Cincinnati. I.
Chlc1ISo-rhilatielphin frnin).
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'Batted for Hams In seventh
Batted for Schupp in ninth.
fRan for Clemens In ninth.
st. Louis ........... 600 Gao oo2-s
New York ........... 400 002 1917
Summary: Two-baue hits--Horns-
ny. Lcvan. Three-base h:t--Snyder.
Home runB-kelly HcIienry. Stolen
bases--BurnE. Frisch. Young. Sac
rihe-Frisch. Double plays-Snyder
and Frisch; Kelly and Bancroft. Left
ON buscs-New YORK, 3: st. Louis. B.
barnes. 3; or Schupp, !. Hits-ofr
Sherdeu In l-3 Innings: on
Haincs, in 90: OF Schupp, / In 2;
OF Bhrncs. In 20: on Saliee. !,
IN !.3. Struck out-By Barnes. /:
by Shilec. !; by Haincs. j: by Schupp
Winning pitcher-Sailce Los
Ing Enthusiastically
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

- RESULTS YESTERDAY.
NNew York. IL; Detroit. 10.
.m,,htsshingion. :: Cleveland. I.
I,i,hdfiI,hm. u: st. Louis, G.
'hichEo-Itoston truin).
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STANDING or CI.IlI

WHERE THEY pI\Y TODAy
Durham ut Winston salem.
Dnn'lilr nj High Point
Greensboro nj Raleigh
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ppnlarhinn League Results,
Bristol. II: kinesport. 2.
Johnson city, l: Grccnville, 9.
knoNvillc. 4: Cleveland, O.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
st. Louis ut New York.
Chicago ut philadelphia
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh ut Isoston