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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
why HAS NOT U. S, CONGRESS GRANTED
INDEPENDENCE TO The FIlIPINOS.

Why has not the American Con-
srcSS granted the Philippine islands
their Independence? The question
has been asked repeatedly by the
Filipinos, and exhibits have been
filed wherein they furnished evil
dcncc that these islands, 10000
miles away from our seat Of gov
eminent, With different interests.
ambitions, and racial conditions.
have made the most wonderful de-
velopment in all history, emitting
the INTO a fuliillmcnt of our pedge.
The Philippines have 10000, 900
Inhabitants in round numbers. 81
per cent OF whom are claSsed as
Christians. with a complete form of
Stable government, maintained by
officials selected at popular cleo
tons, by people 70 per cent Of
whom arc able to read or write,
according TO accepted lilcracy tests.
Before the Pilgrim fathers landed
ut Plymouth Rock the San Thomas
tccnth century was graduating the
Filipino students in the arts and
sciences. \ school enrolment of
$4,000 today, without any COM
pulsory Attendance laws. carries its
own argument of the extent of its
educational progress. which includ-
cS the English language in every
school.
Long before America knew Of the
Philippines. and presumably CEN
turtles before Spain occupied the
islands, the much-advcrtised Igor
OTIS were surprising the world in
their knolwcdSc and application Of
irrigation. In the subprovincc of
lfugaO 10000 miles of wall, 8 feet
in height, long enough TO reach
nearly halfway around the world,
rise like giant steps UP the sides of
steep mountain canyons TO total
height of 5000 feet or morc-a
colossal industrial and engineering
accomplishment that, inview Of
comparative conditions, dwarfs our
own Wanted irrigation schemes.
Modern hospitals, strictly enforce
ed health regulations. a Strong,
practically universal religious train
ing. Il law abiding disposition on
the part Of The people, together with
thousands Of native cOnStablrlary
and efficient police, all contribute
toward the absence of riots and TO
obedience Of law found among this
people.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11

Tho Kiss in Ancient Fo,k,o,.

~ Story ~ Alexander the Grr:,, ...
It Mss forms on" "f III. most ih-;r:.
"!'S % history. An rncny Of the kim
invented novel plot 10 c:u>, Al..v.-
ger : death. He discovered a h,au,i,...
young Sirl, who. like Rnprari,,,.
daughter III liawIhurnc'S story ,..'
"'eh Drought ul' Oh deadly poison. u..,
every on" VIII" came near her
Hhicu 10y her deadly atmosphere ~,
MAS sent 10 the kings palace win :,
S'ruc'l"ns To do what would bc. ,.,ll.. ,
\aihrihS today. Alexander saw ,,.,
admired her cNtrayagantly. Inn, -
SiireWd Aristotle suspected ,reochor.
i'ei"rc he allowed the girl to appr,,cI,
the throne he Sent for Al criminal ui,
iad hcph sentenced To- death. und :,
Structed him to kiss the girl In ~,
presence of the king. He fell dc,,
on the ground, like one struck by lisb,
ming.
The same story appears in folkloro
OIL India. and the early ChSistior
monks made great use of il I'm thai'
sermons. perSonifying the Christian
as Alexander, conscience IS Arlsto,,.
sin as the rcnomouS girl, and the wea.
sinner as the criminal who was pun
iSlied
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for Nos. II and II at White Sui
phur.
-. :. rottcn =: u> to II. W. Hcv-
craSr. for liza IN fort Spring dis
trIct.
4. w. Hanson 81 ais t. Jas. W.
Dritz Tor Ia and 3Hp in Wliilam>-
burg district.
Is. \. llamrick To :. L.. Cohcnou'
Tor 32a in Bluc Sulphur district.
W. J.. Boone It IN To- ". T.. Via
Tor lna and loop in Lcwi>burg Dis
trICt.
". l.. Ta5>cott IT IN 10 W. l..
Via for Ia III .cwi>hurg district.
VIM. II. Gillespie ct ais To IA in
Meadow Eluii district.
j. l.. auckland 1t IN to Rrnic
Glilc>plc It ais for 100 Square feet
IN Meadow BLUM district.
Blrpu Crane 1T ais to Bruce e..
lcttcr> for1 Il in Meadow Blum dis
trict.
Win. Shumakcr TO Grccnbricr
County Court for 2J-luOa in Meadow
Bluff district.
WIN. Il . Hunt ct I'm TO Grccnbricr
County Court for Jj-l0Ua in Mead
CIV Bluif district.
ID. y. Wall 1t I'm to Grcenbricr
County Court for 25-lU0a in Mead
ON Bluff district.
5. i. Black to Grccnbricr County
Court for 7J-1UOa in Meadow Blum
district.
Rupert Estate TO Grcenbricr
County County Court for 15-lUUa i'm
Meadow Bluff district.
}. q. McClung ct I'm To Grccnbricr
County Court tor 22-l0Ou in Mead
ow Bluff district.
Geo. T.. Sharp ct I'm TO Grccnbricr
County Court for 7j-lO0a in Mead
ow Bluff district.
Dora Chewing TO Jas. l.. Smith
FOR No. 40 in Meadow Bluff district.
j. II. Spencer to p. C.. Loudcrmilk
Tor 35a in Frankford district.
Berry johnson to Norman john
son ct ais for lot nj White SULPHUR
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1t falls to the happy lot OF some dc.
signers to occupy themselves entirely
with children's millinery and here
they present four us pretty hats for
little misses as have ever gluddened
any eyes. Silk and soft brnids, many
ribbons and few small familiar flow
ers make these pretty hats for the
heads OF life's springtime blossoms.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11

This lovely frock Of gray crepe-de-
chine may be taken as a criterion Of
the spring styles for afternoon wear.
1t fulfills all the requirements of the
mode. beginning with the most i'm
portant, and that is simplicity. 1t
has slip-over bodice, fastening on
the shoulder. long tunic laid in
plaits and plain underskirt. Between
the high and the low waistline If
chooses the latter and makes a conf
promise between long and short
sleeves with the three-quarter length,
faring style. Spring Is written in all
its details but emphasized in the eve
let embroidery and silk disks that
make up its decorations. The odd
opening at the front, which distIn-
cuisines this dress, revealing q little
button-trimmcd vestee Of lace is \
feature Of the new styles. Often It
glimpses Il bright color.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11

also have periodical spells Of sick
heaoaches. l could not eat or sleep
ana got where was physical wreck
decided to give Favorite Prescrip
ton a trial and It completely cured
me.-MRS. ALICE McCLOUD. 1913
sixth Ave. N. Al druggist..
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Dear sir: You will find cnclos-
ed 500 for the renewal OF nv
paper. can't keep house without
the Old LunInary. With success to
the IndeprH0cHi. l.. K. IlARNEST.
fleetwood, w. Va.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11

Truth may be stranger than fc.
ton, but some liars make it hump
itself TO keep ahead.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11

lclne L have ever
taken. I suffered
for a long time
with + g m inins
trouble. / would
become SO nervous
that I would have
to give up and liz
down until l would
get quiet. I SUI.
fered with back.
aches, pains in nv
side and bearing
nainq T ~o,,I,I
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11

Some people fail torccognize OPP
portuntty when it comes up and
shakes hands with them.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11

The man who slowly climbs the
ladder Of success rcpnsuinS there
longer than the one who reaches il
by The ballOns route.
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Please find enclosed $500 in pay
mcpi OF my subscription for the
InGcDendcni. always look for
ward with interest to the coming
Of the independent though it brings
sad, as we'll as pleasant news.
C.. W. PEYTON,
Temple, Texas
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11

A married man says that thing
of beauty ceases to be Joy when
his wife wants one like il.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11

When a girl is in love her thought
are about equally divided between
the last time she saw him and The
next tirnic he is coming.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11

Designers have been generous in the
variety Of beautiful blouscs with
which they welcome summer. Many
Of them are made Of georgette in two
colors like the lovely model shown
above. Nothing equals georgette for
daintiness md IT remains an unrivaled
fav0rite whose cause IS furthered by
this new arrival. Imagine 1t In navy
blue with neck, sleeves and pepaum
bordcrcd with Margarine. Needlework
marks the borders IN squares and q
little embroidery finds place on
them. The Gi,dle Is OF blue ribbon.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

If a boys mother adults that he
is Il triilc wild he must be pretty
Tough
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BACKACHE,PAIN IN SIDE
HEADACHE

Nashville, Tenn.-"Dr Plerce's Fa.
Vorite Prescription Is the best med,
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Prejudice nevH rec oSni1es n
So,f when il looks in the mirror
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11

Sports clothes appear to be practic-
ing a certain reticencc in the matter
or color and for this reason have taken
on additional dignity. For skirts moth
ing is more in demand than black and
white In bold checks and stripes and
these are worn with black coats and
sweater-coats in black, often bright
cned by white trimming.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11

The styles in spring coats may be
summed up broadly in the words
soft fabrics" and "ample lines" Even
in utility coats there Is suggestion
Of the cape and mantle. and pile fab
rics, light in weight, but thick and
soft are used.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
CLOSE SHOOTING FEATURE
OF AMERICAN HANDICAP
South Dakota Gunner Winner
After Seven Had Tried for
Honors in First Tries.
SOUTHERN ZONE TEAM FIFTH
Contcstnnts From Dixie Hrntcn by
Grcnt lakes. Prairie and Eastern
hntrnntn-Ncw York Woman Can
lures Title In Her Class
llEy Associated rrrss.l

CHICAGO. Aug. 22-fiarry Thoman.
of Huron. :. -. won the Souihshorc
Introductory shoot. - i00-tarEct event
at sixteen yards rise. I'm the grand
American handicap trap shoot which
opened today with II perfect score I'm
three shoot lofts to decide "a seven
corncrcd tic. He broke twenty
targets in each of the elimination
matches after scoring 100 with his
SIX opponents in the morning. G. T..
Bonner, of New York, won second,
and Frank Hughes. OF Mobridgc, =. d..
third place.
When the event had been com
pictcd, seven experts had tied for
honors with perfect scores Thuman.
Bonner, hughes. 6. u. Williams. OF
Miami. Fla: r. T. Woodward. OF
Houston. Tex; Gay ~. Ford. OF In
dianapolis. Ind. and Fred Harlow
or Newark, Ohio. each had perfect
scores.
five targets Harlow, Ford. Woodward
ana williams were eliminated In
the second shoot-on Hughes dropped
one target. while bonner and Thona n
registered perfect totals
Bonner missed his fourteenth tar
get in the final test, while Thoman
went through without "a miss
shoot Held In slight Rain.
Despite Il strong wind and "a slight
rain. Thcman. wearing Il business
suit aud straw hat. broke the tar
gets with uncrring accuracy. lie
made a straight run OF la in win
ming.
Mrs. Toots Randall ~ New York
city. won the national womcn's cham
pionShip with score Of as Last
year she was high woman's sho,
in the grand American handicap at
Cleveland, with a score Of 50. and in
l?!? she won the same honors with
a total OF 81
Mrs c. NJ. Buchanan. OF Mitchell.
CONTINUED on Page Nine.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
RICHMOND BEGINS WEEK
BY TAKING A DRUBb|NG
Rocky Mount Triumphs Over
Colts by Hoodoo Score
of l3 to |.
FINHEGAN's RECORD is BROKEN
blot. I'm Form Of Defeat. Smcarcd on
Clean Slate Of Irish pitrhcr-NiS-
itors hit Hall E,rrywhcrc-E mock
Three iiomcr>.

Fly the hoodoo score Of Is TO /.
Richmond fell easy victims to Rocky
Mount in the opcninc contest of a
three game series yesterday at Mayo's
Island. The colts were never in the
hunt. ana suffered one Of the worst
defeats OF the season. The RronchuS
busted linncgan's record in the open
ing inning. hombarding him for 4
homer. TWO singles and two triples.
with none out, before he was chased
TO tho showers CoOgan followed.
hut the Rronchos were not retired
before seven men had sprinted over
the plate. 1t Was merry batting
bee while it lasted
Johnson, who was Oh the mound
for the visitors, was never in trouble
Richmond got a fcw men on the
paths. but the necessary hit To put
them across the PLAT. was not forth
coming. ArraEon walked in the OPEN
ing inning. with one out, and took
third on kcllar's single Shannon
and Wcafcr were no: able To driv"
tho run in. Shcchan started the sec
ond with a single. but a fast double
play spoiled the chance for run.
In the fourth, kcllar sinclcd-frst
man up-hu, the next three men re-
tired in order There was hope in
the sixth. with Arragon lining out a
safety as an opener. Three in'icld
croundcrs cut off the prospect. The
Colts lone counter was notChcd in
the seventh. Hook heat out hit to
Moran and took second on the lat
ter's wide hcav" 10 first Grc"na"
famed. and cooEan lifted la Walker.
but Bakers single scored the run.
Shannon's double in the eighth and
Hooks single were wasted.
Moran hit the third ball pitched by
FinncEan over the lcft-ncld fence for
the circuit. Spencer and Walker fol-
lowed with singles. and both crossed
the plate on Curry'S triple 10 left
center. kcllihcr hit to Shcchan. who
out at first The latter dropped tho
ball and Kcllihcr was safe. y Wild
pitch put Kcl!ihcr on second. Min
eton triplcd. scoring kcllihcr. Fin
negan was waved to the clubhouse.
and Cooran took ur the burden after
Ave runners had counted. Chamrlin
greeted tho newcomer with a drive
over the left field fence, scoring Win
Ston ahead OF him Rowland anil
Johnson We're retired. hut still the
Bronchos were on the rampage Coo
gan lost control and passed Moran
ana spencer Walkers Eroundcr /
Baker ended the agony.
In the second, CooGan passed Curry
and tho latter took third on kelli.
hers foul To kcllar, the Colt out,
fielder throwing badly To second The
run counted on Champions double
Tho visitors added another i'm The
NTH. With one down, Moran singled
and stole second, scoring on Sp.n-
GERS safety TO right WinSton's
homer in the sixth over the left
field fence brought the EronChoe to-
tai mp To ten. For good measure
three more were put over in the
eighth. Curry singled and took third
b on kcllih"rs double WinStou's sac
r!:ic" fly brought in Curry. Champiiu
singled. and Kcllihcr tailed. \
stolen base by Champlin. followed hy
Eowlands safe drive TO right brought
In tn" last ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
SMITH AND TURNER MEET
ON MAT HERE TONIGHT
MiddIcwcight CrappIcrs t,
Stage Match at Broadway
Athletic Arena.

''Ickc' Smith. Richmond middle
weight Erapplcr. and Joe Turner vet
cran wrestler OF Richmond and Wash
inGton. viii meet tonight at the
broadway Athletic Arena In Il finish
match. best two out of three falls
The affair win be preceded By n bout
between pair of youngsters OF this
city, who will wrcstlc half an hour
The main bout will start at $50.
Tonight mca,ing between Smith
and Turner VIII he the fourth since
the local boy broke into the game
Turner defeated "Icke" in each OF
IN" previous meetings. hut Smith has
been going great since his return to
he INST here several weeks ago. when
he defeated Fritz Hansen. This bout
Was for the middicwcirht champion
shin OF the South. Since his match
with Hansen Smith has no, los, "A
bout. and Viii make a determined ef-
fort to beat Turner in the affair to-
night
Will" tn" wrestling bout Is attract,
ing tn" attention OF the fans intcrcs,
in the boxing matches which viii l..
staged Thursday night lis at high
pitch. Tickets to the AFFAIR will bo
distributed to tho patrons tonight,
Red" Leonard and Jack White have
been secured TO furnish the main at
traction of the boxing carnival They
VIII box eight rounds. Both are han
tamwcights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
NEW CANDIDATES ENTER
WORD SERIES CONTES'
Entry of NJ ore Contcstan,
Into Competition Is Fca.
turc Of Day.

inc entrance OF several now -,
"idates in The Evening Disna,c,
rem Famous Fans" contest wa. n
outstanding development ycstcrdav ,
inc competition for the right 10 a,
TEND the World Series. free of cha-r
These new contestants have an CON.
chance with the fans who cn,ero
earlier In the race.
Although tho entrance OF no,
niood INTO the race was the ouis,ara
ihe feature Of yesterday. the nth.
Iah"idates arc working harder ever
nay. indications are that tho Grb
Tor the prizes will continue un,u m
ci"SinE days OF tho contest.
Miss Eunicc Caller. Of Appom,,,.
the only woman entrant in tho con
TEST. Is making consistent showinf
since her entrance several DAYS ar.
sh" has worked hard and her fri.,d
hayc supported her Loyalty.
The entry list in the confess, ba
not closed yet and any fan wh
wishes to take trip to Clcvclapd
New York, Pittsburgh, or any o,he
cities in which tho series NAV h
staged. may crafty his desire by on
terinr the contest and doing som
honest work.
The reward IL ample for tho wor
required. DO you want To he one q
the Ten Famous Fans"7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
WILSON DROPPED GAME
Especial to The rimcs-pisra,ch. !

Special TO The Times Dispatch.l
WILSON. y. G.. Aug. 80 Th"
league leading Wilson Bugs dropped
Il gam" to the Portsmouth Truckers
this afternoon lay the score Of to u.
Casey. the visitors catcher. was
the batting star Of the day. with
two hits IN TWO legal trips to the
plate; Will" "ry" Smith led the
home team i'll hitting. with two safe
blows in four times IN
J"ltti who started on the mound
Tor wilson. was taken out OF the
game in Wilson'S half of the sew
cnth I" allow pinch hitter to bat
for him.
Lcdhcitcr held Wilson To five hits.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
Wilson Correspondent
Has Fun With Pen
Special to The Times Dispa,ch !

WILSON. y. G., Aug ao-Wil-
sons lofty bugs found themselves
unahl" to cope with the ali-Star
aggregation that Jimmy NioN and
MS many Virginia contemporaries
have assembled To win the second
mar at AN. price. and had TO con-
tent themselves with beautiful
rope of goose eggs. while the pride
of the six Virginia towns rollcd
up three tallics.
This likely bunch of youngsters
disguised in Portsmouth uniforms.
and doubtless entirely within the
law as To the salary limit. Ger
tainIy can play with that apple.
and We arc bound To give Jimmy
and his lisutcnantS all the crcdi:
in the world for getting together
such bunch at even twice the
price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23

rarh"ro .... 100 an0 OOO-l
Newport News w ulU lOl cox.
summary: Thrcc-base hit--Hcat-
wolc. Bases on ballS-on Hcatwoir.
:: on Roberts. .: of Woodpurn. 3.
struck out-hy lcatwulc, 3: Ivy Rob-
ertS, /. Left on bases Newport
News 4; Tarboro. 5. Double plays
Davis 10 NoOnan. Wild pitch
Woodhurn. Losing Observation-Disclosures.
Two runs and three hits off Roberts
III FIVE innings. Sacrifice hits-Alicn.
McQuinn Jones and BranniEan.
stolen bases -- McAlahan. Time OF
Samc--l.io. Cmpirc-Riley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
PROMOTER DEMANDS
BOXERS POST $500

new YORK. Aug. 22.-Tex RIckar
has demanded thai Johnny Wilson ,
l'oston. and RrNan Downcy, Of Clcv,
land, post $4,000 each Immediately I
bind their appcarnc" in a middle
weight titlc contest at Jersey CT,
on Labor Day. instead Of the on
previously arranged. Richard ins!y,
81 also that both boxers com" 20 Sev
York at once :" complete training.
The boxers have agreed to wciy
in at the prescribed middlewcigh
limit, leo pounds, six hours hn!or
ring time. II is planned 10 start IN
bout at o'clock.
American Association RtsuIts
Kansas City, Q: Louisville, -
nuapolis Milwaukee. played yc.
tcrdny.
Tolcdo-St, Paul. played ycs,orda,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
WORLDS CHAMPS DROP
GAME TO BEANEATERs
Cleveland Beaten, 81, by Bos-
ton in Spite of Ninth.
Inning Rally.
TBy Associated Press

CLEVELAND. Aug. 22-Roston
'"nchcd hits off Morton and BaEby
= the third and ninth innings today
ana defeated Cleveland in the last
game OF the series. 6 to :. Cleveland
rallied in tho ninth. but Wamby was
thrown out at the plate. when he
tried TO score the tieing run.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
EARLY SLUCC|NC GIVES
LEAGUE LEADERS CAME
Pittsburgh Gains Full Contest.
by Beating. Boston When
Giants Lose.
10y Associated Press.

BOSTON. Aug. 22.-Pittsbureh hit
McQuillan and Scott hard in tho early
innings ana defeated Boston, 10 to
: today. although Boston drove
Hamilton and Iinn out of the box
Th" score was To q. in favor Of the
league leaders in the sixth
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
TT
zRattcd for liraNton in seventh.
tRattcd FOR Morgan in eighth
tBattcd for Coancy in ninth.


The score by innings: X.
shurEh .....2" 3 III l""-io
Boston ..........oo o IN" ~ i
Summary: Tw"-base hits-Eirhee.
Schmidt. Carey. Thr"e-hasc hits
Robertson. EiEhcc. Hamilton. stolen
ha se--Rohcrtson Sacriticc-Ticrn"y,
Rarnhart Bocckcl Double plays
Schmid, To Ticrncy: Rorckci to Fora
10 Nicholson: Barbara unasSistcd);
Rocckcl tunassistcD. Left on base
Pittsburgh. s: Boston, 10. Base on
halls-on Hamilton. .: on Carlson. !:
eff McQuillan. l: off scott, i M
Cooncy. /; Off RraXton, !. H''S-oh
Hamilton Q in tnonc out IN
seventh: off linn. i'm ! la: of Carl
son. . in | pa: off McQuillan. IN :
inonc out in third; off Scott. In q
of Rraxton. 6 in ;: of Morgan. none
in /. off Cooncy. none in /. Hit ny
pitchcr--by Hamilton tSouthwor'h>
struck out--hy Fymi,ton. 6; by carl
son. /. by McQuiilan. !: by BraHton'
H. Winning pitcher Hamilton. Los
ing nitchcr-M cQuillan. tmpires-
Brennan and Hart. Time Of game
$40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
,.,,,h.,I Came nrinr Planned.

r.n;,iiv" ARRANGEMENTS have been
made for the University OF florin.
football eleven !" play game
Miami during the Palm Fc;c there
In Dcccmbcr. according {" an an
nounccmcnt today by Coach w. r.
Kline. An opponent for tn" Gators
has not been selected. hut II rs DC,
licvcd the University of Indiana VIII
he the first Ia be invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23

WHERE THEY rI.AY TODAY.
Rocky Mount Mt Richmond.
Tnrhuro at Newport News
Portsmouth NJ Wilson.
Norfolk mt suffolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
Totals &.
Cleveland
'Raucd for I:aEby in ninth.
IRAN for D'Ncil in ninth.
Score hy innings.

Score by innings: II.
Hoston .:......... or 0lO oOo-i
Cleveland ... 100 O3o OOl-j
summary: Two-basc hits-Fostcr.
Speaker t3. Thrcc-basc hiis-Scott.
Gardner. Smith. Sacrifice hit-Mc.
nosky. Double plays-Fostcr. Scott
and Mclnnis: Gardner and Burns.
Left ON hascs-Boston ,: Cleveland.
.. Bases on hallS-of Jones. .: off
Morton, :. iIits-on Morton. 2 in >
innings tnonc out in third: off bag
by. in Z innings. Hit by pitcher
by Hagby tMcnosky). Struck out
by Jones. !: by Morton. |: by RaEby.
l. Wild pitch--Morton. Losing pitch
cr-RaGhy! tmpircs--Dinccn, Hill
deorand and Evans. Timc-l:55.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Pittsburgh Mt BOSTON.
Chicago at Philadelphia
tOnly two gnme. srhctlhlcd)
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
81. Louis. @: New York, o.
Cincinnati. !: Brooklyn. s.
PutsbnrEh. 10: Boston. Il.
Philadelphia. .: Chicago, u2 ipninv,)
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Rocky Mount. IL: Richmond. !.
rortsmouth. 3; Wilson, o.
Norfolk. 6: Suffolk. I.
Newport News. 3: Tnrboro. I.