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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-09
SPORTS
SINGLE c PERFORMS WE'LL.
At NORTH RANDALL TRACK
Features Getaway Day by Pacing
Fastest Time OF
Year
LEE Associnted Prcss.1

NORTH RANDALL. CI.EVr1,N,.
o ,,,t. July S.-Pacing the fastest
y ~ OF tho year. Single e, owned by
defeated one OF tho most forn,idnhIc,
neids " PAGERS in training today in
tne free-for- all pace swcepstakes
m me feature OF the getaway grand
victory came In straight heats.
10. Allen took the veteran out In i
.ron ~, carly IN each mile and ne new.
mile in 2:0l "a ana the second ~,
~. IL winning easily The last
quarter OF the final heat was paced
IN twcnty-ninc seconds
Tho time for the two miles NOT nuIv
~ the fastest paced. but also beats
that OF the trottcrs for the season
single @ sold FOR 5000 in $3.50
auction pool. Peter Better was tho
only other favorite TO win
BIackburns took the second division
or me 2:2o class pace. in straight
Only three of the original held of
eight was started in the 30 '1 t- of
raced in the third heat. The event
vent to Peter Beiler, which cnansHd
LORD sG nSFhbS DAYS Won ago for ssocC
pace in straight heats.
FOR the first time since union ,rot-
ing association rules governed har-
ness horse racing in this circuit. all
heats ''t III
Practically all OF the stables leave
'oh'Eht or tomorrow for Toledo.
Summary.
30 class--pacing. purse. sloOo-
second division:
Black Burns, blk. e.. BY Bob
by Burns tErskinc) l / ro
'onzo. b. T.. by Peter O'Don-
ma On. Grady ..... 1
tl.ety Silk. b, m, by silk
Mckinney (Lymam ..... ga
Governor Derbin. Jr.. CHI <,
by Governor Durbin
Dick volo b. g., by Ncrfvoio
voio Belle. Billy s. Nina p,5oos
and G. G, O.. also started.
Time, 2:06 "a. 2:O9 l-2, 200 "a
20 class-trotting: purse. $1,000.
refer ,h Heiler' b h., by Peter
Virgins Worthy. b. G.. by
Morgan Axworthy (Valen-
Just Tramp. b. g.. by Justo
Gtathbun 6
Sadie Silver. CHI. m. by Peter
SILVER On. Grady ....... 7 2 4
N@li l9.ia br. m. by Binjoila
Bunco Peter Rose Azoff and I'm.
provement, also started.
Time, ZOO l2. 2;0o "a, c:16.
rrSe- Tor ali-,pacc: value. sl.76O:
Wilkes (AllcnJ tso" r
Hal Malone. b. &. BY Prince
Argo' ~ tChiidsj f.
| l.Oui" r'~ II M Nv C.,,,
:, ming) .. z
F by Constan-
Sn .......... 4 4
%" san Francisco
N II. 2:02 Ia.
class pacing: nurse, $1,000.
LORI liushy, blk H.. by Peter
-, w. Nalcntinc)
| ihc foosier Lady. h. m. by
mo Mitrc Bearer palm 6
BABY Gintcr. br. M, by Graf
tan McGregor UIanD -. =
Billy Lands, b. g. by Nelson
Margrave (Wickersham) ? :.
Julie NJ. Direct, br. M. by
| walter Direct (Edman) q . o
n ,l iauy Eanstlna and Little Grattan.
Time. 2;o3 "a. 2:o4 1e 2.os a..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-09
VETERAN TENNIS PLAYER
RETAINS SOUTHERN TITLE
Carlton Y. Smith, of Atlanta, Wins
Championship by Beating
Douglas Walters.
LRy Nssocinteh rress.l

ATLANTA. GA. July S.-Carlton Y.
smith, Atlanta. retained his title as
singles champion OF tho South Lawn
iennIs Association here late today,
by defeating Douglas Waters, Null
berry. Fla. In the finals in straight
sets, Ga, Sc. Ga.
II was the third time the veteran
Atlanta player had won the cham
pionship. and today's victory gave
nm permanent possession OF the
handsome association cup.
MISS Ethclyn Lcgcndrc. OF New Or
lcanS, Won the wOmanS championshiD
IN singles. defeating Mrs Franklin
Davis. Atlanta, SO. 6-3. the second
set being the only one in which an
opponent had won more than one
Edne against the Louisiana girl The
i.tGcndre and ScmD Russ. Savannah,
VINO won In the finals. Go G-3. from
MISS Elizabeth Kirkpatrick and
Thomas caruthers. Chattanooga.
Douglas Waters aud !. Henry
Bruns. Of New Orleans. won their
way into the finals of the mems
doubles. which will be played tomor-
row afternoon but the scmiiinals in
INC other match were not completed
today. Bryan NJ. Grant and carlton
T. smith were leading j. ID. Hun. ana
FRANK G. owens. 6-3. Cd 6-S.
when darkness ended the match TO,
hAy. The two Atlanta pairs Will nm
,Sh thcir match tomorrow morning..
hunt and owens made n dcapcra. 10
rally IN the third set. and games
We're repeatedly deuced. Waters
and Bruins gained the right 80 nIay
IN the finals by eliminating r. u
Sartcr. Jr., and ]. *. Orr Atlanta
t-u. Cd, 6-l. the match starting yes
tcFuhy ana being completed today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-09
LATONIA ENTRIES

First rae" 81 COO: claiming: thrcc.year-
%lIt ana un; six fnrlonss-Rismg Rock
.Kag;I Day. III. Free cutter. iis: Clin-
Second racr-s 81 $500. maiden tvo-year-
lle, Oug De;sy icn: iSuzeS. 10Y: im nig
ioa; Pegasus ioa; Ilnppaistos, ll3.
lh.ih rAc,-Sl, TOO; claiming; three
yGTin nrdSn,Jhs,.aa,nd np; miiG and a auartsr.-
pet, 100. Adclia w iO5. .S!r John
NSrEn". ios Grandcc. ioi. Kngnshcr. 10:
ni"lph; ne; Can't. K"rs. ilu Simonite,
Nomskid % Wadsworths LAST, liz,
killarney Stone. 90; sandy Mae. no.
year -o!is and up: -iN furlong s-.Mariorie
Mckay, 20 Twinkle Blue, SO. Nancy
Mat, loi' luccbenn 1906 Lou widrig.
!I.oyniisi, Colonel r" yi iiirai: Don Jon
ntclio. ~; LIncclpt. 1T. Nouuccd. IFS.
Also eligibl"--i;aSil, ~; 'Gipsy queen.
ioi: Mt!crsburg. iol: Port Light. III;
Fifth f'''1,S 800 900" 'a9,tiaca paner
Boone handicap; three year oIds and M:
one mile and thrco sixtcenths -Alula. - I,
way. iVi: Firehrnnd ioi; Mia boy. H.,
1903. LA Rablcc. iO6, WooItrap 1913: Sands
~ Pleasure III: Best Pal ll9; The
=. sixth racc--fi.5o0; allowances: Valley
NI"w purse: twOycHr-olds i've and a half
iurlonEs -Palmy 100. Tn" Coiouci's Lady.
10; Wayward Lady, no: orma pale I'D.
and Boots iis Adventure. lis, Sir Iimsh.
lll. Granite War, lla, BN!y Brush IFS.
seventh Tacc--SlTpo c!aiminE three
blanche Mac. %; Paris Maid M: Gen.
cfai iinls, lrG; B'othcrly Love. ITO. 'Nul-
Gantty. ila; Doma I.orotio. 20. i;"n Valet.
Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather
threatening, tiItk fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-09
BRONCHOS, Ia; BUILDERS, 9

ROCKY MOUNT. y. c.. July Sin
one OF the most ragged games staged
ON TN" local lot this season. the Tar
heels this afternoon obtained long
wn-out victory over the Newport
News builders, by Il li-to-S count
Ray and johnson started out ON the
mound but the former was wild and
gave way To Coogan in the first
frame. Johnson, for the locals, was
ineffective, but tarricd untIl the fifth
inning, when he gave way TO I.oach.
who held the visitors scorclcsS there
after. CooganS offerings were bump
ed hard by the Tdrhccl willows, and
Manager Harry Lake put aside the
big mitt 10 take the mound in the
fifth. The Builders pilot put the
hampers on the locals scoring and
held them TO three hits during the
remainder OF the game. Spencer Sc
cured Il luke homer that bounded
over the fence. while Krllihcr got
two doubles. ANA Walker, Riggs.
Jantzcn and Doo!cy starred with the
lex
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-09
MAXIMUM PENALTY TO
Be DEMANDED BY STATE
Prosecuting Attorneys, AT Chicago,
Want Guilty Players Punished
Severely.
10y Associated Press. |

CHICAGO. July S-Thc State an
ho"hced during examination OF pros
r"ciiNe jurors today in the baseball
irsaI, that II would demand the maxi
mum penalty OF $1,000 fine and five
years imprisonment for each man
found guilty. The statement was
made by state attorney in qncs-
hohing a vcnircman. lie was not
permitted to answer, Judge Friend
sustaining the defense objection to
the question.
y" progress was made in selecting
'hr jurors today. cuur; adjournint:
nhtl! Monday. with only The four
Jurors chosen yesterday sworn in
Attorney Henry Berger. of the de-
tense. tonight asked the state to pre-
pare s'br"enacs for Detroit aud chi
caSo American League players. and
announced he also would call i'm a
number Of cincinuati players to
prove that the SoN played their best
III the 1919 world series.
we Will call in so many baseball
biaSerS To testify for these Indicted
men that several biz league teams
may be broken up for a day or two"
said MIR. Berger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-09
ENGINEER is MURDERED;
LOCOMOTIVE BLOWS UP
Train Is Wrecked After -Four Miles
OF Uncontrolled Speeding.
Fireman Injured.
IBy Associated Prcss1

III PASO. TEXAS. July S.-Enginccr
william Bohnan. of IA ndcrson. Texas
was murdered and thrown from his
train near Alpine, Texas today, ac-
cording To adviccs received at the
local office Of the Galveston. Harris
burg and San Antonio Railway. After
-FOUR miles OF uncontrolled speeding,
ihs boiler OF tho engine OF the freight
train blow up. seriously inJuring the
fireman. Charles Robertson, Of Val
"n'in". Texas. The train was wrecked
ten miles west Of Alpine.
Bohman's body was found four
miles back Of where the explosion
occurred, advic"s from Alpine stated
Holman WAS attacked while his fire
man Was busy raising steam for a
grade, the fireman not noticing the
engineer was missing and the lucoino-
tive unattended.
The explosion blew boiler and engine
about thirty feet and the cab about
roo yards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-09

CHICAGO, July e.-After long and
car, ui dehnyration have decided
runs The last time we ni6ycd in
Chicago htd funny cxpcricncn On
TINS very subject
wouldn't tell II. cxc,ut That II
seems To- t.! be a matter OF public con
Germ. There are Il lot of people in
IN" world who do not seem 10 be sat :
, ,ia, With The mere doing OF things:
n4npens. 1t is just like "A little hoy
wh" IS not satisfied until he has taken
'hr WhcsiS out OF his new watch.
Is SsttihS 70 the point where |
ana tell now IL is that / knock thcs.
nome runs. some OF the scientific folks
VIZ ns takinE me apart TO see what
u * that makes me able To do it, So
guess | had better tell.
-. VIM! Theories on Subject.
mere are a number OF theories on
vhc TuLject one night when We
were here in May, after got back to
the hotel found to scientific look :,
men waiting for me They wore
glasses and had notebooks. Trey
seemed TO regard me as Il sort of hug.
anu ! could just feel that they were
!tchinS 20 take the top Of my head OF
ana look down into my brains. one
o. them kept. calling me Mister
nImth'' which showed how much OF a
IAN he was.
They asked me- all kinds of ouc.r
questions. one OF them named over q
I"nE list Of stun like a lamp, n stove.
a morse, a goat, a Stickpin a railroad
tram ana a long string like that.
NOW ne said, will YOU please re-
peat aS much Of that as Won can =,
mtmhor ana IN tho order that | said
Naturally. thought that he was
puii!hS me down FOR a boob and il
inhne me sore. ! said: Go find n
Junk dealer. ! never had any expert
cncc In that line
Then he ,,,Nplained that it was part
vi a scientific experiment. He looked
kind OF discouraged when | declined
20 take part IN tn" experiment Hon
EST, II made me nervous and ] wanted
To get rid Of them.
Ih"n one of them asked if I woul1
nave any objection to his jabbing mo
suddenly with pin while the other
guy hcid my pulse. ! asked him If hc
would have amy objection To ringing
Tor the ambulance alou the sam,
tlihc ne stuck pin into me. Tor
t"lu NAN he would be needing il.
Ms good and sore by this time
ne one who asked me looked
rather offended ana got up to 20. lie
Sald ne meant no oifcnscS; that choir
ohly !dca was 10 find out my instinc-
i've reaction. told them | didn' :
KNOW what an instructive reaction
was, but would take a chnuc,. an
mIlr being on the job all right with
oNl getting pms stuck into mo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-09
BILLY MARTIN RESIGNS
As MANAGER OF COOLERS
Petersburg Owners Request Him to
Leave, Following Assault on
Spectator.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. !

Especial to The Times Dispatch
rETERSBURG. VA. July S.--Billy
Martin. manager OF the local Virginia
League baseball club. was asked to
resign today by the executive com
mittcc of the Petersburg Sports Cor
poration, controlling body of the To-
cal club. The manager complied with
the request and is no longer connect
ed with the Trunk makers.
Martins resignation followed his
assault on Charles Allgood. spec
tator. at Mckenzie street Park yes
tcrday afternoon. curing the progress
of the Wilson petersburg game. Mar
tin knocked AllCOnd unconscious in
front OF the home clubs players
bench. and feeling ran high against
him at the time, Only timely arrival
OF the police prevented violence to-
wards him.
In court this morning. Martin was
fined $40 and costs for aSsaultin,:
Al!G0od and $50 and costs on charge.
of using abusive language towards
another spectator. Martin claimed
Ailsood had insultcd his wife.
Following yesterdays incident nnd
the hearing in Police Court tAis
morning, several of the club stock =
holders and several score % ;"ns
Were bitter against Martin, and the
Was called early this afternoon, &c
sultinE in Martins resignation.
The team was placed III charge -
sandy Wood, center fielder ana cap
An experienced man has been ordered
10 report here AT once. His name has
not been made public.
Whether or not Martin will rcma in
in the Virginia League is not known.
but hc will not be seen in a Peters
burg uniform again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-09
BABE RUTH AT LAST
TELLS FANS HOW HE,
HITS HIS HOME, RUNS
Question Which Has Puzzled Scientists Is Answered in
Few Words by Greatest Batter Baseball
Has Ever Known

Another Lird came to 50. me one
DAY. Say. this fellow WAS awful. lie
something like that lie showed me
"A paper with II lot of diagrams and
stun about wind resistance.
F"minin" Teacher Approaches nah".
about il. She said she was "A leader
OF school OF new thought She
said she was sure that my success in
swattlng the ball was due 10 some
thought that held as went up to
the plate. She asked il ever went
INTO the silence" and concentrated on
| didn't know where the silence was
and | wouldn't know how To cunccn-
tratc on the thought OF success even
II | get there.
on me. ono of them came to see me
He said there had been discuss ion
al medical dinner as 10 how and
why | hit my homcrs. He said IL
professors that ] had abnormal oyc-
sight He wanted to know il | had
amy objection to meeting n bunch OF
these doctors some time for an cXami-
nation in detail OF my cycsight
told him I hadn't any objection and
would some time. And some time
suppose ] will--if ever set around
don't know any reason why they
shouldn't look into my lamps IL they
Ike IT. hut / must confess IL is not
~ u't W ti tN'HiHE W JOY ana
laughter to sit around in the middle
OF bunch of doctors and be gone
over like Il race horse.
The funniest one who ever asked
me abou, this said he was a profess
sional hypnotist lie said he was
convinced that | knocked the homcrs
ny reading the minds cr the pitchers.
lie said IL was possible to uncon-
sciously hypnotic folks. and he
though, was doing it.
Euns Write Mnny Letters.
And OF course. there are the fans.
get in queries from them by the tub
full They want To know how | hold
my bat ana where stand ut the
plate. and how practic. during the
of season. and whether | swing with
AL my might
I never heard personally from Pro-
fessor EInstcin, but will bet he
started back TO Germany with some
kind o: theory as to what makes me
knock home runs. | don't know what
relatively is. and | don't believe any
body else docs-includlng Professor
Einstcin; bu; | imagine he will hav
my home runs explained just the
same.
Vel. inasmuCh as there seems to
hc % much public curiosity about il.
have decided 10 break my long ST
lcnc,. as the ambassadors ANA di-
vorcc"s say, and tell IL all
So here is the net Of il:
When it comes my turn grab a
lat When | see the ball coming |
swing my head off. Now, honestly.
that's all Their" is To H. II sounds
simple and that is why II IL true.
Copyright. 1921. by the Christy
Walsh SyndicatcD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-09
lYNCHINGS SHOW BIG GAIN
IN FIRST HALF OF YEAR
lBy Associated Press. !

TCSkEGEE, ALA. July S.--Lynch-
ings In the United states during the
nrSt six months Of the year, totallcd
thirty-SiN, or twcnty-four more than
the number recorded during the same
period In 1920. according To report
issued today by the department OF
records and research Of Tuskcgee In
stitutc.
l.ynchinSs so far this year have
Included two white men and thirty
TOUR negroes, two Of the latter being
women. the report said. Eleven OF
those put to death were charged
with criminal attack.
Mississippi led the States with ten
evenings. while Georgia recorded
nine, Florida and Arkansas four each.
LOUISIANA and North Carolina two
each, and Alabama. Kentucky, Mis-
souri,. South Carolina and Tennessee
one each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-09
0PEN-D0OR PRINCIPLE
IN CHINA UPHELD BY j. s.
America Takes Occasion TO Notify
Interested World Powers
of Her Stand.
DN Knhrri 4 IirnL..
By Robert !. I,cndcr
li'ed N"ws stan Correspondent.


'''cSP"huch''
"tii-''I -, July S.-Thc Aincri-
can government has taken occasion
to notify Interested world ,o,,o
4, s,;i,
"'"ts 10 inc prin-
'F"e "i me open door in China.
In not" dispatched july to tho
Chinese uipi.,n, ro,
c.a Va
mat IN" open-
o"oF HoIicy Is iundaincntal. both to
the interests OF China neeif and tn
,bo co,
4, cbi,, .,1 ,.
''''"s"o'e TO the
ic" an" p"accini development OF their
commerce in tho Pacific ocean"
The note came as 1, cIi,,,x oc NO.
,,,,, % ne
s''"E Oh since January s
last when the Federal Telegraph
Company. an American co,cor,
tracted vim tho ,,;,,
TO- '''''"n'
81 certain wireless sta
tons in China.
The British r,,,,ag
government, i,,,n,ai.,.
arairs, mo ,,.,ior ecu
company co,,n,dIr .v""
tclcrr,rb ,,l 80, maj
established lv ,h,t,
tiycIv c,in,.a5 cs'ec
cnnccSsioy. ah,ai,,a 800 ,"'ouHh
nose cnvorrn,", 'n. 'hi-
u.trn,ars ~ " Wv ""''"r OIL
p.oa.,,, -, '''''
s,b,,;,,a, C"'',ec minister mere
c,a,a H'"i INJURY TO the
W "c'crin'hc Wn"th-
V! inc HhsI"-Japanesc-
'' P''''S's' the american gov
contemplated withdrawing
""Pp"F' from the FEDERAL Com
P"',!'
hc9' IN ms reply. not only de-
r'','a Such support would not be
Mith'ra"n, nut took the opportunity
W Ni ohs!y rchhirm this nations con-
phued adherence to The open door
pFincIpic In the Far East
IT is not the intention OF this
government" Hughes said in the
note. TO withdraw from the position
hitherto taken by i. an support OF
the rights accruing to the Federal
Telegraph Company unaor the con-
tract OF January :. last. In it's view
IN" communications which IL has re-
celHed from the other Interested gov
rrnments, In reply TO its inquiries
as 10 the reasons for their protests
10 The Chinese authorities against
,hlS contract. tend only to confirm
inns government in it's belief that
the adverse claims which have been
urged as excluding the Federal Te,c-
graph company from participating
with the Chinese government In cs-
,hh!ishinG wireless communications
ar" founded upon assertions of
nonopulistic or preferential rights,
IN the field Of Chinese governmental
enterprise. which cannot be recon-
ci!cd either with the treaty rights
OF American citizens in China. or
with the principle of the open door
our rc!cTtncc 10 the principle Of
The open door affords me the oppor-
tun!ty 10 assure you OF this govern
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-09
VIRGINIA LEAGu-
Continued From SIKH nnrn

McMahnn, kiint. Thrcc-bas. hits
roth. McAlahan. Home runs-Wood.
Icft on Eases Petersburg. :: Wilson.
B. struck out--by Main. ]: by Quinn.
:; by Jollin. | by Hcarnc. J. Base
on Daiis-on Main. 4 of JOHN. .
Sacr ihceS -McMahan, .; Corcornu' .:
smith. kost stolen bascs-Wood'
c"rcoran. McMahan. IIits-on Quinn,
IN l." innings: of .Iollin. 10 in
. 20 Innings Wild pitch-bv Main,
=. iass.d Gall-EOss. Double play
Wood tunassistcdD Walker to Wal
,,fs 10 Roth. lit by pitchtr-by
Main' smith. Crrircs--or and IIar.
hinson. Timc-@.UO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-09
CALIFORNIA CONGRESSMAN
FREDERICKSBURG SPEAKER
Special to Tho Timcs-Dispatch

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. July s.
Congressman y. NJ. Free. of California ,
will! deliver his celebrated Grafton,
Service" at the mems mass-mccting
which Will he held Sunday morning at
9:l5 o'clock. in the Chautauqua tent
The combined body of Mems Bible
classes OF all the churches in the city
will attend besides the general public
The Swarthmorc ChautiLdqua opens
here tomorrow 10 continue until July
Is. inclusive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-09
HOLD GOTHAM JEWELER ON
DIAMOND ROBBERY CHARGE
tRy Associated Press

NEW YORK. July S.-WilNam Smy-
der. manufacturing jcwcicr. was held
by the police today on Il charge by
his partner that snyder staged u
100000 diamond robbery at their plant
three weeks ogo.
According TO the police, Snyder con
fesscd that he planned and executed
the robbery unnidcd. beating himself
on the head with Il mallct until he
bed DrOfuscly in order To lend coloI
10 his story of an attack By two
bandits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-09
re,n. Ranger to Iuvc.tien,e.

AUSTIN. TE%.iS. July S.-A Texas
ranger has been ordered TO Naicn-
tine. JEFF Davis County. 10 invcstigat"
the death pf Engineer Bohmau and
INJURY 81 Fireman Robertson In the
explosion OF "A locomotive, near Alpine.
AdJGtaut-Geucral Barton. OF Texas.
announced today The officer was
requested BY Southern Pacific Rail-
road officials. who said foul play was
responsible for the explosion. Cen
cral Barton said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-09
GUERNSEY BREEDERS PLAN
TO MEET AT M0RVEN PARK

Special 20 The Times Dispatch.l
FREDERICkSBUR VA, July S.
The Virginia State Guernsey Breeders
Association will hold their summer
meeting and picnic Mt Morvcn Park,
the home OF Governor Wcstmorela nd
Davis. near Lcesburg, in Augusta. The
date will be announced later. Many
prominent breeders will attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-09
CATS, II: TARS, 9
tsneciai to The Times Dispatch.

NORFOLK VA, July Sin swat
least ~" suffolk clut punched binglcs
in the seventh ana eighth for the big
end OF IL 10 score. The visitors
chased Eckcrt from the mound and
Warh"p failed 10 hold i'm the innin.
following. Norfolk played the game
rnucr protest. claiming that, "a fair
- bounded into tho righ, fold
preachers. hut was recovered in time
70 hait nelly. who hit the bail. at
second. should have been n home RIM
II would have tied the score at least.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-09
RUM0REO THAT BADER
WILL MANAGE DEMPSEY
my AssoeIatcd prsssl

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j. Iuly S--Vr.
ports were in circulation here Today That
Mayor Edward I,ader;. OF Atlantic city,
OF Jack Dempsey The Mayor would
ment in the matter 10 come from Dcnp-
champion, Mayor Badcr said:
Yes. would be glad 70 do anything
Tor Dempsey; he IL such "A fine fellow
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Son Of Former ch,cr Ju,,,ce nr,,,,

NEW LONDON, CONN. July S.-Scth
shepard. OF Washington. son of the
former chief Justice Shepard, OF the
District of Columbia Court of APP
pchis' was drowned in the Mystic
hiNer at Noank. near here. yesterday.
re was working on board his yacht
"hcn ne was attacked by heart dis
ease and fell into the river.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-09
Norfolk,
Totals ..........3i . IL - II
'Battcd for Kruger in ninth

Suffolk ............ 900 600 G5O-il
Norfolk O 600 IIO 33i- .
summary Two-hasc hits--Cun-
ningham, Street. Kelly 90. bowman
Warhup 90. Three -lase hits
burke. stolen baS-S--Elack Ecarns
Downcy. Poole. Sacrifccs-Ncrmil-
yea 90, Voter. Burke. Burns. Left
on base-Suffolk. !: Norfolk. :. Strike
outs Burns. ,: Eckcrt, 3 WARRIOR, l..
F-scS on baus--on Burns, Z: of
l.ckcrt. >; OFF Warhop. . Losing
pitcher :ckert umpircs-I.cwis and
Blackman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-09
FULTON TWILIGHT LEAGUE

So!omon's Store. in tho Fulton Twlinsht
yesterday afternoon when IL dropped a
contest 20 the Henrico Confectionery nine
hy the scoro OF z 20 T.
Score BY innings a..M
solomon .......,..,......0.s OIL T.
anu Rockwell. ''N' ~ -