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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05
COLTS PLAY MORNING
AND AT TERN0ON TODAY
Labor Day Games Called at
10 A. M. and 4
p. Nj.
cooGIN AND FINN,cAN TO u,,n,
hynn's Team, VIII Attempt to Tnkc
Beth Ends Of Twin HliI-Iocnl Ar
EreGation Has Chnnce 10 Improve
standing This Week.

TWO Virginia League basebalII
sames-one at 10 o'clock this morning
ana the second this afternoon a, Al
M'-wiii form an important part,
VIC celebration arranged TO enter ]
'"'h the thousands enjoying labor.
n,hi holiday today. Ray Ryan, Il
nn,,ad Colts and Andy McCon-
iowly Tar Babies will lock,
ol"s In the two contests, both TAX
ny piace at Mayo Island Park.
ana Finnegan probably will.
w sent to the mound by Manager
"sah IN an effort to CAPTURE bot ~
mus OF The twin bill. Although M;
n"i'c announcement has been made
SooS'" IN favored 10 toe the mound
III INC hrst encounter. Monauk VIII
DC he'd IN reserve. The Friedman s.
emergency.
With the Wilson Bugs seven full
games ahead Of the Colts, Raw Ryan,.
team has only Il mathematical char.
Ia win the pcnnant. However. Porfs
mouth and. Norfolk, holders OF tn,
runGs Of the ladder above the ColtsF
have only slight leads over the loca
aggregation and can be oycrtakcr,
very easily
victories In majority OF the game
THIS week Will advance the Colt,
standing considerably.
lhe Colts experienced n slump last
week when victories were mosS
needed. Although playing on homt
grounds. the local nine won only ono
contest Of three game series viii
Rocky Mount the first half of th,,
week. Then the Newport News shin
builders. holders OF seventh place iyF
the league standing. waIloped Ryan'fs
aggregation Thursday and Friday. tho
colts finally winning Saturdays game.
by an overwhelming score.
Richmond has an excellent chance
to wrest third place from Norfolk thtj
hrst half OF this week While thI
colts are meeting the Tar Rabiesa
Jack Warhop's Tars viii have Il mordl
difficult task to perform. The sea 4
shore aggregation will have to de
Feat Jimmy Nlox's Portsmouth Truck
"rS IN order to retain third place.
Rocky Mount is tied with Richmoneg
for fourth place. bat the Broncho.N
will hayc little chance To Gust thu
Ryan!tes this week. The T,Ay
Homcrs play the Wilson Bugs tB
hrs, three days OF the week and In
N..d" lruci. Itcwn tn. last half
Tho Colts will bring their long
home stay" TO n close with .crl0I
with the Wilson Bugs Thursday. Frf
day and Saturday. This will he tn
last appearance Of the Bugs here thi
season.
The Colts will journey to Rock
Mount for their last series with tn
Rronchos the first half Of next wee
Following this series the Capital Cit
aggregation viii move on to Ports
mouth for farewell visit TO tn
Vioxmen. The following week vii
be the last Of the season. The TAR
will come to Mayo Island Park for
threc-game series and the SunoIff
cats will finish out the week. wind
ing M the season Saturday. Septcn,
bcr 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05
Commercial League
Double Header Today

Two Commercial League games.
the first of which will begin at
ESQ o'clock. will he played on
Boulevard Field this afternoon.
Church Hill and Taxa Eola will
meet in the first contest OF the
twin bill. The game is expected
TO be hard fought. as the East
Finders are leading the league.
while the solf-drink nine occu-
pies The position or runncr-up.
Napier Will hurl for Taxa kola.
He Will he opposed by Herbert
llarrclSon.
Fem Mutual will cross bats
with Battle Axe in the second en-
counter Of the afternoon. The in
Surance nine. winner OF the pcn-
nant for the first half or the sea-
son. has experienced Il slump re-
Gently. hut 'Cy" Pcarce will be
sent to the mound this afternoon
in an attempt To break the losing
streak. Con. who hurled for Bat
tie Axe AT the beginning OF the
season. will h. on the mound for
the Shoemakcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05
EIGHT RICHMOND MEN
TO TRY FOR TIGER ELEVEN
Sands, Brcnaman, Cole, Ty-
son, Sanders, Blankcnship
and Reed Soon TO Report.
Especial To The Times Dispatch. !

n.
FARMNIl.i.E, VA, Sept. Eight
Richmond men. Including Cap,ain
sands. center: Brenaman. end, letter
men of last year: Cole. Sanders. Ty-
son, Rlankcnship. Todd and Reed
VIII be among the material which
coach Edward 9. Roundy will have to
whip together a football team
worthy of wearing the Hampden-
sidney garnet and gray during the
coming fall.
Nine letter men of last year. about
hftccn candidates for the team last
year and nearly thirty-hvc new men
with prep school experience. are ex-
pccted 10 report 10 Coach Roundy
when practice begins Tuesday.
The schedule Of the Tigers, recently
completed by Manager j. c. White.
calls for one OF the most strenuous
seasons ever attempted by the Gar
net and Gray. Opening September "a
with a game with V. T.. l.. and fol-
lowed one week later by the contest
with the Flying Cadets" of V. NJ L.
the team Will play each week until
the final contest Thanksgiving Day
The complete schedule is as fol-
lows:
September "a, V. r. L.. at Black
stone. Va; October l. " NJ l.. at
Lexington. Va; October S, Randolph
Macon. at Petersburg. Va: October
10. Roanoke College. at Roanoke :
October %. Richmond University, at
Richmond: October 30. Unpn Thco-
logical Seminary. at Hampden- Sid
ney; November >, Elon College, at
Sidney; Move mbe.r H..
Lynchburg College. at Lynchburg
November 10, Lynchburg Athletic
Association. at Hampton Sidney
tpending); November "a, Wake For
est, at Rocky Mount.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05
DAVIS AND KINSEY WIN
PLACES IN FINAL ROUND
inv Associated rcss1.

NEW YORK. Sept. t.-Willis Il.
Davis and Robert Kinsey. San Fran
cisco tennis stars. won their places
IN tho final round of the metropolitan
Championship singles at the Crescent
Athletic Club today. The Pacific
Coast players overwhelmed the An
d"rs"n brothers, Frank. national in
door champion. and Frederick c.. who.
with his father. won the national
father and son doubles.
Roth 81 the matches were scored
Ny superiority OF net attack. kinsey
defeated Fred Anderson, Brooklyn.
G-i 60, 81. and Davis mastered
Frank Anderson, 6-I. Ga, 81.
In tn" semifnai of the doubles
James q. Anderson and &. V. Todd.
iustralasian champions. had their
colnrs lowered for the first time this
season. The Kinscy brothers. Robert
and Howard. delicate them I-5. S-l.
-. The finals will be decided Tues
day.
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WILSON TO DEFEND T|TLE:
AGAINST DOWNEY TODAY
Fl a n d some Middlcwcight
Trophy Goes On Block at
Richards Bourse.
ny w'cStbrook peElcr.

NEW YORK. Sept 4.-Thc hand
some. German-silvcr middleweiEht
title goes on tho block ut Tex Rich
Champs du Boyle. Jersey City. Labor
Day afternoon. hut 1t doesn't make
any difference. No matter who-if
any onc-wins the twelve round. no.
decision fight between Johnny Will
son. champion. and Bryan Downey.
contender. Monday afternoon. tho
middlcwciEht class will still be the
least attractive counter OF tho puEi-
listic grocery store. because both men
lack class
Local taxpayers know how bad
Wilson is, because he fought Mike
o'Dowd here last ST. Patrick's Day.
in the night. Wilson outslugged
opowd, who never was Stanley
ketchcl. but nc foulcd Mickey. time
after time. during the progress Of
the hnccn-r"und bout. and his slow
blows did a. much as anything else
To take the steam out "f the ST. Paul
fighter.
Wilson boxes right nand foremost.
and lik" all tough addicts OF the
wronE-wa style. is hard case for
any hut very clever boxer
Downcy Hoped Wilson for two
overriding counts in their recent bout
in Cleveland. and claimed tho title.
Tn" Cleveland commission, in fact
declared him champion. which had
about as mucn effect as the claims Of
his own manager. man much prcju-
diced in Downcy's favor. Wilson re-
manned champion becaus" his person
nj referee. imported from his own
neiChhorhood in Roston. decided
Downcy had foulcd him.
In training here Oowncy has
flashed nothing but tn. Singing
style affected by longshor.mcn on
South street He was beaten by
Jock Malone in his last previous en-
Gagement
,ah"r Day has long been great
day for championship battles. hut
this one is causing almost no ex-
riremrn, at all Wilson and Downcy
are boxing Cor percentage Of the
receipts. which We're only $4,000 on
Friday afternoon. hardly more than
wilson's own end of the money when
he fought O'DOwd in the Garden here
tast winter AS a comparison. Benny
Leonard and Rocky Kansas. fighting
"A iwclvc-round. no-dccision prance in
hard To- rrt-to ball park At Harri-
son. y. j.. few months ago, drew
nearly 100000
Because Of III" foul work I'm the
Cleveland fight. Tex Richard is doing
his best Ia prevent any question about
this match. Biting. Kicking. the u.s..
Of balc-hooks. ammonia-guns and
black Jacks, hair pulling and bottle
throwing are waived by specific
agreement OF the fighters Ecforc they
enter the ring, Downcy will have "A
foul linz chalkcd across his equator.
which Will he located with gcometric
cxartncss and certified to by the
American Engineering Association.
the United State Gcodctic Survey,
tn" Circuit Court OF Appeals and the
*. +. O. T..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05

three miles each 1.-TWO cars to qualify
for fnaD. First prize Gin inab, $40
second. So third. $40
Three miles second hcap o26 cubic
inches and under piston displacement,
1.-TWO ears To qualify FOR fnaD First
prize lin hnaD, 500. second, So.
third. $40.
FIVE miles for cars over lS3 cubic
inch piston displacement First prizc,
$40: second, &ij; third, 500.
Time trial, onc-milc dying start
open to all cars: car making best
time to receive cash prize. First
prize Easiest time). SIS. second So
Five mile handicap. open to all
cars participating in previous. events
FIRST prize, 3l2a; second. 500: third.
sac
Three miles tfnai of events Nos
and b. open 10 cars Hnishing nrst
and second Of events Nos and ?.
First prize, $40, second. S45: third.
$50.
Tcn-rnile frecf all. OPEN to car.
in previous events. First prize, Sl25-
second. $50: third. $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05
SPORTS
Peter Manning to Meet
Single G. at Charter Oak
tBy Associated prcss.1

o., AAkTFoRD. CONN. Sept. A.
Two features stand out in the
Grand Circuit meeting which
OPENS tomorrow at the historic
Ch"r'er Oak track here. One is
INC race on Tuesday between a
great trottcr and great PAGER
single c.. 1859. famous Lateral
stopper, is To meet Peter Man
ming: Murphy's noted trottcr. in n
special two-hcat match race for
5000. Predictions that records
Will fall have been made.
The other feature OF the meet
Ing is the Greater Charter Oak
Stake for 100000. n now event thi.
year. which combines the $40. ono
Charter Oak trot with two IS 0Oo
trotttnE events. Thirty-nine OF
the leading trottcrs are entered In
the three divisions OF the event.
The first division. for 2:08 trottcrs.
comes tomorrow: the second. for
2:l2 trottcrs. is booked for We'd
ncsday. and the $4,000 division.
Tor 2:o4 trottcrs. is to be held
Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05
HARMSWORTH TROPHY
REGATTA INTERRUPTED
[Ry Associated Press. /

DETROIT. Sept. 4.-Rain again in
tcrruptcd the program of the gold
cup Harmsworth trophy regatta hero
today. only two events being run Oft.
The first heat OF the Detroit News
handicap race for displacement run
abouts was won by Roamer, owned
by {. Stanley Morgan, of Detroit:
bee. OF Detroit. was second, AMI
Sialia, Jr., also OF Detroit, was third.
The onemile rowing race for the
crews Of the six naval vessels here
for the regatta was won by the
training ship Yantic. stationed al
Detroit. by, thros boat lengths. Sec
ond and third places went respcc-
lively to the crews OF the Essex from
Duluth. and the Wolverine. from Erie.
Pa.
1t was announced today that
Colonel Arthur Tate, pi.Vl OF In:
Maple Leaf VII, challenger for the
Harmsworth trophy, expected to have
his boat ready for the first heat OF
the international race tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05
c. w. Hesley Wins
in Sayings Contest

&. W. Hcsley. OF 2a03 East Mar
shall street, contributed the prize
winning blasts From the Bleach
crs" sayings in the contest last
week. lie will receive two tickets
10 Mayo Island Park as Il re-
ward
The following names have been
placed on the roll or honor by the
committee OF judges: Morris Cap
Ian. a. NJ. Conc. Joseph T.. Powers.
Jr.. Ellis Klein. Holden Yount.
John j. Powers. y. K. pcrritt and
Julian HouScm:tn.
Any one desiring To participate
In the contest this week should
fill in the blank cartoon printed in
yesterdays PAPER with title AMI
hvc sayings and mail IL To tho
BLASTS From the Blcnchcrs" Edi-
tor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05
II was announced today that
PARIS.TO-BREST RACE
IS WON BY BELGIAN
IBy Associated Press. ]

PARIS Sept. 4.@Mottiat. a Belgian
rider. won the Paris to- Brest and re-
turn bicycle race. He covered the
distance. about $50 miles. in hfty-nvc
hours and seven minutes.
The field of 122 starters left Paris
at 10 o'clock Friday morning and tho
first six riders reached Brest at ll:40
o'clock Saturday morning. The time
limit for completing the round trip
is midnight tonight.
The race. which is held every ten
years. Is for stake Of 10000 francs,
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WHITE SOX WIN

CHICAGO. Sept. 4.-Chicago staged
batting rally today and drove
Raync OF the mound In the seventh
and continued the assault against
NanSiidcr. winning the final game Of
the series from ST. Louis, II to 10
The visitors also batted the local
pitchers hard. John Thompson, Of
Victoria. r. G.. making his debut. be-
ing replaced in the fifth when he be-
came unsteady The locals rushed
several other pitchers into the fray
and Dick Kerr was finally called on
TO save the game.
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DIXIE EAGLES DEFEAT
HOPEWELL NINE. 8 TO ]
I Special to The Times-Dispatch1

iOPEWELl. VA, Sept, 4.-By
punching hits on Maxwell. the Dixie
Eagles strong amateur team Of Rich
mond. defeated the Hopcwcll club
here today By the score OF Sto 1. The
local club defeated the Taka-KoIa
Club. OF the Commercial League, of
the Capital City. here two weeks ago
with Treviilian pitching
The feature OF the game was the
hurting OF Powell. who famed twelve
men and allowed only three safe hits
He received excellnt support.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Eagles .. 200 COO 0Oi-s 8 o
Hopcwell :. .00l 600 00o-l :
Batteries: Powell and Meyers:
Maxwell and Chislen.
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CARDS AND CUBS SPLIT
NV Associated prcssl

ST. LOUIS. Sept. THE Cardinals
and Cubs broke even here today in
q double header, good pitching en-
aiding both teams To win. Martin
for Chicago in the first game allowed
hut four hits. Sherdcl. Of the Cardi-
malls. in the second game gave bu;
four hits.
The score:
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PIRATES DEFEAT REDS
IN THINNING CAME
With Two Out, Ticrney
Triples and Grimm
Drives Him In.
IBy Assoriatcd rrcss. 1

CINCINNATI. Sept. i.-PittsburSh
defeated Cincinnati in kecnIy con-
tested twelve-inning game today by
Il score OF to ]. with two out in
me twelfth. Ticrncy triplcd and
Grimm singled. driving in the win
ming talicy. Fast fielding featured
the game.
The score:
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INDIANS EVEN SERIES
BY DEFEATING TIGERS
Champions Hi, Hard After
Rest During Period
of Rain.

DETROIT. Sept. 4-rIeyo,,r,
cHened the series with Detroit To-
day by winning. . To ).
me visitors, on the short end of a
10 score when rain halted In.
game nearly an hour in the NTH in
hlnS' returned Ia the field after the
shower and hit Dauss and Park :
hard.
smiths home run with two men
on IN the eighth was "A featur. of
the rally.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05
FULTON TEAM WINS
NOLLET BALL TITLE

The Fulton vollcy ball team won
the hrst half of the league season
10y defeating the South Richmond
team saturday night in the match
staged 10 decide the tie which exist
ed at the end Of the first half OF the
schedule. The Fulton team won
three straiGhV sets, IL To -. IL TO
and IL IT, 2. The South Richmond
Toys played hard and proved them
selves To toe good Sportsmcn.
The sta nding OF the clubs in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05
DODGERS HIT HARD
IRy As.ocIated prcss.l

BROOKLYN, Sept +.-Brookly}
made nineteen hits off Hubbcll aL,rj
Bate. today. defeating philadelphia
10 TO T. Mitchell had a poor innilit'
in the first. when nc passed three bat,
ters after Monroe doubled, hut there.
after nc was invincihlc. until Oh
eighth. In that inning the Phillicl
made five hits for two runs.
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05

summary: TWO-Dasc htS-IIoTns-
by. Stock. Grimes. Double plays
Hornsby. I.avan and Fourier. Left
on bases-St. Louis. 6: Chicago. 4.
Base on balls-off York, 2: Sherlel, 2.
Hits-off Freeman, { in 1 Ia innings:
off York, in 2-3: Cheeves, none In
/. Struck out-by Freeman. l; Sher-
del. /: York, Z; Cheeves, /. Wild
pitch-York. Umpires-Hart and
Brennan. Time, 1894.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
4. Louis mt Cleveland.
Chicago ut Detroit.
Washington at Thiln,lrlphin
New York at IB0stOn.
1.-TWO games everywhere,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05

This weeks schedule foll"ws:
Tuesday-Clark' Springs VS. FuI-
ton. at clark's Springs: south Rich
nond vs. Scahrook, at South Rich
m"nd, Thursday--Ch imhozaro VS.
Fulton, at Chiinborazo; Scahrook y.
'lark's Springs. at Scabrook
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05
sTANDING OF CLUES

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
Chicago at 81. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Boston at New York
Philadelphia nj BROOKLYN
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American Association results.

indianapolis, /; Louisville. 6.
Toledo. 4; Columbus. 3 GA innings).
Minneapolis, TO-, st. Paul. Z.
Milwaukee, 8; Kansas City, s (hrst
Same). Milwaukee, o; Kansas City
s (second game).
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Summary. Two-base hits-Monro6
Parkinson. Olson, Wheat, Kruegei
Three base hits-Johnston. Myers
Sacrifce-Griffith. Double plays!
Mitchell to Kruger to Schmandt; eli
son. Kiidur and Schmandt. Left %
MISUNDERSTANDING. II: Brooklyn,-s
pas. on bails-off Mitchell, g. Hits
on HubbeII. 13 In 4 innings (none oui
in fnh); off Belts. in inninE;l
Struck out-by Belts, ]; Mitchell. I
losing pitcher-Hubhell. Umpires-
Mccormick and KLEIN. Time, 1:49.(-
OTHER SPORTS, PACE Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Nm games scheduled.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.

Tarhoro nj Richmond tmornins and aft
ernOOnD: NOrfOlk at rOrtsmOutj, iInnrn-
inEl Portsmouth vt NorfoIk UftrrnoonJ {;
SunoIk NJ Newport News morning and
tmorninR>; Wilson nj Rocky Mount Taft
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh. .; Cincinnnti. az innings) l..
nrooklyn. 10; PhiIntleiphia. {.
Huston. 6; New York. 3.
Chicago. -; 81. Louis, o.
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Detroit.

'NHHlh'hTN TWO base hits SOth-
"r"n. Flagstcad, Smith. Johnston,
WambsEanss. Gardner. Threc-bass
hits lagstead. Jameson. Home rur
Smith. stolen basc-Cobb. Sacri-
iircs Jones. Sargent. Gardner
Double plays-Neach and Sargent.
NamhsEonss. Sewell and Johnston
Lett on bascs-Clcvelan 2: Detroit
. Eases on bails-on Sothcron. 6.
pauss .: Parks. 1. Hits-on DausS
i" in l-3 innings: Walsh. none In !
inning: off parks. 1 in "a. Struc';
"ut-by Soth"ron. 2; Walsh. !. Los
ing pitcher--Parks. Umpircs-Owcns
and Dinccn. Time. o:l0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05
AMERICA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago. II: 81. Louis. 10.
Clrrrinnd. %: Detroit. ).
Washington New York. rain.
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summary: TW0-DaSe hltS-GerDeT,
Mostil. Williams. Mulligan. Home
runs-Hooper. Shecly. Sacrifices
McManus, jacobson. Scvereid. Aus
tin. Double plays-Collins to john
son to Shelly: SEVERED TO McManis
to Sisler; Gerber to McManus to SIS
Ter. Left on base-St. Louis. ID: Chi
cago. 3. Base on balls--off Bayne' >:
Off Hodge, 3; off Thompson. OIL
WILKINSON. 1. Hits-of Thompson.
in 4 innings. none out in 5th; OF
Hodge 3 in 2 Ia innings; off NC
weeney. In 90 inning. none out IN
Sth; OFF Wilkinson. none In i inning,
none out in 9th; off Bayne. In 9 i-a
Innings; off Vangilder. in 20 IN
Hit by pitcher-by Bayne (Collins).
struck out-by Thompson, 2; by
Bayne, 3; ty vangilder. .; by Kerr, 1.
Winning pitcher--McWeeney; losing
nitchcr-Vangilder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05

Lavan and Fournier ~. Left on
baScs-St. Louis. :: Chicago. 10. Base
on balls-of Martin. 4: Pfefter, |.
Hits-on Pfcffer. In innings: off
North. in innings: of Bailey,
in >. Hit by pitchcr-Bailcy Wrimcs>.
struck "u,-by Martin. .. Wild pitcn
-Ffcffcr. Umpires-Rrennan and
Hart. Time, $40.
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~. Louis.


Id I'N TOT 1'ItIICT TIT TI1H'
tBattcd for North In seventh.
Score by innings: r.
Chicago ............. 900 ITO 600
ST. Louis ............. 900 900 600
Su m mary: Sacriices-Grimcs
Maiscl. Double playS-HornShy,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-15
Kiwanis Doings
All Ready For Luncheon Tomorrow
at 1890 at Westminster
Building

Members o. the kiwanis Club
have map?sd oat a big program for
tomorrow at 1880 o'clock in the af-
ternoon when they will. receive their
charter al the midday luncheon which
will be served in the Westminster
building. Thc charter will be brought
here by Assistant Attorney General
j. D. Hank. Jr. The members of the
club will assemble in front Of the
Office of Charles T. Holden, 526 King
street, at 11:l5 o'clock and go in
automobiles to tie Union station ac-
companied by :he Citizens Band and
then proceed to the Westminster
building. Iii addition TO an address
by Mr.. Hank addresses also will be
made by Capt. Griffith. U. S. A..
on Government Citizens Military
Training Camps" and DR.. George
Baker, of Washington, chairman of
the inter city relations committee
will make an address.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-15
Wedding at St. Mary's
Miss Margaret NJ. Whitestone Bride
of Mr.. E. T. Reilly, of
Springfield

Miss Margaret NJ. Whitestone,
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. L. l..
Wihtestone, of this city, and Mr..
Ernest T. Reilly, of Springfield,
Mass, were married this morning at
st. Mary's Catholic Church with a
ruptial mass. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. T. A. Rankin as
sisted By Rev William J. Meredith,
of Winchester, Va, friends of the
family.
The bride was given in marriage by
her fathec. She was attired in dark
travelling suit of tricotine, black
picture hat and wore corsage of
brides roses.
Miss Eleanor B. Nugent, of this
city, was maid of honor. She wore
blue taffcta and georgette, an, a
black picture hat and a corsage bo-
quet Of cphelia roses. The be-. man
was Mr.. Robert F. Whitestone,
brother or the bride.
Following the ceremony wedding
breakfast was served to the bridal
party and the immediate fami;e: at
the Hotel Rammel. Immediately af-
terward The couple left for ncsth-
ern tour. They will make their
home in New York City where the
groom is connected with the Fred T.
Ley Company. :.
The occasion this morning marked
the twenty-fifth anniversary of the
marriage If the brides parents.
Among the out of town guests at
tending were Mr.. T. W. Kelly, of
Springfield, Mass, Mrs. David Bail
ey, Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Connain
and Mr.. Alfred Bailey, of Culpepper,
Va. Mrs. Il. E. Lee, Mrs. Edwin
Griffith and daughter, of Cfhr.htteE-
vile, Va. and Miss Isabella Mui-
hern, of Washington, D. c.