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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
WINNERS AT ORATORY.

Dover. June 6.-At the annual
oratorieal contest at Wesley Collegiate
Institute, Saturday evening, the follow
ing were selected as the three best out
of the eleven contestants:
First, Bobby Unwelcome, by Ruth
Laado1; second, Our Guide in Genoa
and Rome" Evelyn Cook; third,
'Roosevelt's Last Letter" Harold Can
non.
The prizes will be awarded at the
annual commencement exercises, We'd
nesday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
COMMENCEMENT AT LEWES.

Lewes, June 6.--Commencament OF
Lewes High School in the auditorium
Friday night, was an enjoyable affair
The class motto is Give the world the
best you have and the best. viii come
back 10 YOU. The rose is the clas
flower ana the colors gold and brown.
which predommated la the stag. decora-
atioas. Rev Howard Davis made the
opening prayer and Raw. ! Mench
Chambers the benediction.
The address WAS 20 have been gwen by
Ex-Governor John G.. Townsend, Jr.,
but be did not get here aud Robert
c. Houston of Georgetown made the
addrVss.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
MRS. A. W. BRAY WINS DIVORCE.

Mrs Alberta w. Bray whose suit
for divorce from her husband, a Wash
ington. ID. c. contractor. on grounds
Of adultery, was heard IN Superior
Court last week, today was granted a
decree nisi Edward G. Bradford, her
attorney, proved through his stenog-
rapher, Miss Florence Thomas, that
proper notice of the suit had been sent
to Bray by registered mail. Bray was
called in court but made no response
and he was not represented by counsel
10 offer defense for him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
GAVE CAR TO HOSPITAL.

Georgetown. June members Of
Georgetown Red Cross Motor Corps
have presented 'he Red Gross ear which
had been used for rural work in this sec
tion of the county for the past few months
60 DR. James ISeebe of Lewes, for use
Of the Beebe Hospital.
This week the Motor Corps OF the
Delaware Chapter Of the Red Cross was
demobilized. In cases of emergency,
they will be called upon to assist.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
WOMAN REGISTERS.

Dover, June 6.-The first woman 10
the State Of Delaware to regllster as a
law student, is Miss Phillippa Z.
Ridgely, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henrv Ridgely of this town She has
filed her application IL the regular form
with the prothonotary of Ke.lt county,
which has been signed by the required
number of members Of the bar, and also
bears the endorsement. OF the resident
Judge of Keat county, Judge William
II. Boyce.
Miss Ridgely is graduate OF YaSsar
College and is emineatly fitted for the
preparatory work incident TO the study
ing of law. She comes FROM a long line Of
educators, as well as lawyers, and il is
predicted she will have q successful
career.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
MORE FRICTION AT ASHL EY.

Richardson Park, June 6.-Ashley
Place came into the limelight again on
Saturday, when residents of that street
endeavored TO place cinders in the road
wsy in front of the J. ID. Chalfant home.
This was objected TO by the owner
and the ashes were removed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.

Delmar, June 6 6-Solomon +. Stevens,
4 well-known lumber and long time
resident of Delmar, suffered q stroke OF
paralysis Of the left side at his home,
YESTERDAY.
Mr.. Stevens condition, while not
serious, causes apprehension TO his
friends
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06

n. II. Register, President Of the Board
of Education, presented the diplomas
and prizes, the. latter given by the
Colonial Daughters of America for the
best essay on patriotic subject.
DIR. James III. Chipman's orchestra
furnished music.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
Miss Hay Home from College.

Dorothy Eva Hay. daughter of Mrs.
Eva Hay. has returned from a three
years course at the Sargent School
for Physical Educat tion, of Cam
bridge. Mass. The commencement ex-
ercises. which were attended by her
mother. were held on May rs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
KILLS PAIN
ANYWHERE

No matter where tho pain is Jue-
1srt's Ak-No- Nor Capsules wtsi asA X
md stop IL almost instantly. Tns
most violent heada che. rackinR neu-
aead. face neck, back. body or limbs
are quickly relieved by Ak-No- Nor
Capsules Thoy work like magic In
1curitis or In pains In uicerated or do
eayed teeth. And, besides, they mar
bc taken In perfect safety. A. they
contain no narcotics or other danger
ous or habit-forming drugs
You can get Luebert's Ak<No-Mor
Capsules at any druggist. but Be g1rs
Il In tho genuine Iueberts Ak-No-
for-pricc soc and soc per boz.
4 >. Lusbert. p. D. Christians, Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06

he addresses by Rev IT, Franklin
Smiley Of Wilmington and knnk l..
Middleton OF Washington, ID. G..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06

CAN 22oo--it reaches every ad taker
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
.PEL|CANS SET PACE IN
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
New Orleans Takes Six Straight
Games From Mobilc-t'hHtta-
nooga Wins Five.
les Associatcl pross.l

MEMPHIS. TENN, July 3l.-Ncw
Orleans set rho uncr In ~. S,n,h
As.o.i,,i,
wen 'h"'hH
'''"N 10y '"N'hS SIX games in a
row from Mobile. Memphis Increased
lis lead OYER pirminrb,u -rn
i, a.,
- ~ ~ 'c'' an" " ma
"""l'S' WEI" Chattanooga. in cellar
position, virtually from the openinr
OF the season ,oo,, 3, ,,,o a.
:" vi"
Inning "Nc vi It's seven
games
birmingham held to its Mace as
chal!"ngcrs OF the Memphis club by
winning four OF its SIX. bu, Memphis
gained more elbow room at tho ton
Of the list by winning six out Of
eight
I.!ti. ro.I, In ,n,r,,, ni,c. ,o,
ana a half Games l,rhina Hcw or,c.,,s
lrok. even in six rnmrs ,,i,,,:, n,,
ONLY $50 81 seven ana S,shviil. o,a
Ia eight. An Of Monies six .,p,S
were losses
MI Of the njrpi,yb,m vic,orios
vrr. OYER A,l,r,, ana l,o,h -. ~
rarnus' d,f.a,s w.r. IN M, ,.,,,
while NI.urbis ,noL ,hr., o,,, r CO.,
from Husbyirt. , ,m
from Cba.,.,,,,,,., MIN oriio
IN. wc.k ,n,l, ,h-oo .,r,;ch, f-or,
LITTLE Rock after winning nver A.
lan,a SUNDAY In the oncninr ramo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
COUNTRY CLUB TENNIS
TEAM WINS FROM NAVY
All OF Singles and Two Of Three
Doubles Matches Captured
by Locals.

The tennis team Of tho Country
club Of Virginia iNturncd To Rich
m"nd Yesterday after successfully
parti"inatin. IL IA tournament Satur-
day with the Navy tenn at Annapolis
MI Of the singles matches and two
Of The three doubles matches we're
won by the local players Their
showing is considered remarkable In
view Of tn" fact that tho Navy team,
IS r"putcd To tc one Of the Strongcs,
IN this section OF tho counry.
only two sets were necessary 10
win most of tn" matches. the local not
stars completely outclasslng their
opponents
kcSGitS Of tho tournament follow:
Sinsi9s I;uford. Of tn" Country
club. defeated ltoal". "a and g.:
Fleming. "f the Country club. de-
fcatcd sturdy, Ga and 6-3: Bicklc. of
the Country Club. defeated Joy As
t." ana Go: Coke. Of the Country
club. defeated coylc. go and Ga:
custom. Of tho Country Club. defeated
shelton. d and Ga. Cary. OF the
Country clus. defeated Scott. 6-2
and ca.
Doubles Fleming and Tickle, Of
country club. defeated coylc ana
10y i-6. Ga and al I:ufnrd and
Coke, of the Country lub. defeated
shelton and sturdy. As d. aud Ct
'oyic and Scott. of the Navy. defeated
cary and Custom. g. and SIS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
TEN HOURS OF ORATORY
IN SCANDAL TRIAL TODAY
Nine Lawyers VIII Strive to Com
vince Jury That There Was
No Conspiracy.

CHICAGO. iuly 3i.-Tcn hours OF
oraiory. in which nine lawyers Will
strive to convince tho jury that there
was n" conspiracy for Chicago Whit.
SoN players To throw III" 1919 world
series is scheduled for tomorrow In
the baseball trial
TIL" defense expects to make It's
'aSt plea b"ior" court adjourns to-
morrow. leaving The way opan for
IN" state To clos" Tuesday and send
tn" case 10 the jury.
Henry Berger, representing carl
York. "f -, Louis. is expected to omen
Tor the defence. Judg. Friend al
ready has announced that he viii
not sustain verdict OF guilty
agains; Iork. and MIR Berger is cx-
ncci"d 1" r"nfnc most OF his talk 20
IN" tcchnicalitics OF conspiracy laws.
II" viii hc assisted In this part Of
the arguments by Michael Ahcrn.
Thomas Nash. representing Frlsch
Weaver ana RishcrE. viii deal largely
with Eishcrg's case. virtually no cvi.
d'ncc having bccn presented againat
the other two, and his address is OK
pcctcd to he short.
James &. O'Rricn. representing Can
dill. and Zen short. representing o.
cote. Williams and Jackson, cxpcc,
10 take up most Of the time for the
defense.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
ANNUAL RACE FOR POWER
BOATS Is WON BY THE BABO
Try Associated Prcss.l

CLEVELAND, ONO. July 3i.-Thc
Raho. owned by X. North, Of the
Cleveland Yacht Club. won the annual
race for power boats from Rocky
River to rut-in- Bay and return. "a
distance Of 10 miles. for the Commo-
dor" william r.. Scripps trophy. valued
at S5."oo tn" "!ans"d time was six
hours. Ton minutes and three seconds.
IN" Nam'd, owned by John F'arr. OF
IN" Detroit cacht club. was second
cigarette, owned by G. G.. Truxtcll,
Cleveland Yacht club. third, and
Awandra. owned by +. J. Miller, Dc
troit Yacht club. fourth. The Namid's
time was six hours seventeen minutes
and forty seconds; Cigarettes six
hours. twcnty-thrce minutes twenty
~" seconds. and that of the Awandra
six hours thirty-cight minutes and
ten seconds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
CONFUSED SITUATION m
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
-Four Clubs Announce That Season
has Been Divi'icd-Opposi-
tion Exists.

COLUMBIA. :. e. luis 3I--rh.
south Atlantic Association has uasgc,
through week Of baseball unli,fcy
mat mas left confused situation a..
result OF "a meeting OF tho dire.
,"fs OF IN" League Monday. n, which
'""r Gums decided that tho Season
N""hid %" split. Will" the rcm,Iu,ur
TWO insisted that the directors couI,
-he such action only by unanimo,,,
vote. 40
AZ result Spartanburg. Charlotte
''f""hNilie and Augusta announce
mat Ia" season has been divided and
az" proceeding on the basis that -
~" start mas been made. Charleston
and Columbia say that no spli, so,
son Is IN force ana d.cIar. th.y NJ.
playing through" following ~,
h'r"itht season. IF tn. season h,e
not h""n split, Columbia leads ,h.
league with Charleston in sccord
P'h'"' Tour games behind and Groom.
N'He' augusta, Chariot" ana Sn.ri,r.
""tH '"iiowing in the order named
II the season has been d,viLc,,
Sn'r'anhurr leads tho second ncriod
"' play with nv" games won and Two
."S'. Charlotte ana Augusta are ,ic1
Tor second and third place. ana Char
I"Stnn IS fourth, followed In ordo- :,
'F'chNi!l" and Columbia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
EVEN BREAK SECURED ON
ROAD TRIP OF TWO WEEKS
Ryan's Nine Returns After Camur-
ing Six of Twelve Games
Played.
TARS HERE LAST OF WEEK
Local Team Will Find Stin Oppu-
Sition When League Leaders Arc
Notwithstanding Selection
for Today Not Made.
rARs HERE LAST OF WEEK

Returning HON. from two weeks
road trip. The Richmond Colts again
viii perform on friendly territory
this afternoon, when tho Virginia
Leagues orphan team, formerly
known as the Petersburg Trunk-
makers. will no encountered NJ Mayo
Island Park.
ALTHOUGH Kay Ryan's pro,crcs
played far away from their native
haunts. and despite the fact that tho
Bugs and Truckcrs-;wo OF the
strongest aCrrcrajions in the circuit
were encountered they took four
OF the six games PLAYED last week
and return home the proud posses
sors of third place.
Tho Colts. after getting away to
n bad start exactly broke even on
the tour. six OF tho twelve games
played going in each column Tn"
showing made was crcditahlc and
with tho added ADVANTAGE of playing
on home grounds. il should hc inn
proved on during tho week.
Reports from the cities in which
the Colts played on the road trip
told Of tho new spirit with which
the players seemed to hc imhucd Ac-
cordinC 10 spectators OF the games.
moro pcn and enthusiasm was inject
cd into tho contests than hae hccn
apparent before during tho season
Richmond fans will have an on
portunity TO observe Shochan i'm nc
tion during tho week. The former
major league inrcldor who was So
cured to MI tho position left vacant
hy Luke stuart. sold to tho -. Louis
Browns. has made an excellent roc
ord in the games in which he has par
ticipated. He will h" welcomed by
Richmond fans
While comparatively smooth 50 iljOr
is expected ny many in the series
with tho dis'nhcritcd orphans. stir
last three days OF the week. Tn"
race in the LEAGUE. will hc here for
entertainment q, tn" expense az tho
Colts lust how able TO compete with
tho league leaders tho Colts are, Will
he proved in this series
Manarer Ryan was in town last
night ana stated that his hurting
selection FOR today has not been mad"
He said tho team is in 'inc condition,
and almost any member 81 the hurl-
inE staff may he worked.
Although stating that I've cXpectcd
10 improve tho loaCu" standing 81
this city during tho week the di-
rector Of tho colts activities warned
against bcli,tlinG tho ability of tn"
former Gocbcrs Manager Ryan
watched them perform agains, Sut-
folk last week. and nc states that
thcy are formidable aggregation OF
hall players.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
Gordon Walker, Jr,
Is Winner in Contest

Gordon Walker. Jr.. in3 RroolI
Road, has been awarded thu base
ball tickets given as a prize Tor
the best blasts From tho Bleach
rrs sayings contributed during
the past week
tn" following names have been
placed on the roll of.h"nor by the
committee oi Judges: william
l'h!n". lr., Morton Bear. Iittinan
DAVIS, Morris Captain, Albert Fos-
ter and Gary NJ. Banks.
sayings Tor the contest should
"a" illcd in IN" blank cartoon
printed in yesterdays paper and
mailed to tho BLASTS From the
Hi"achcrs' Editor. The name and
address Of tho contestant should
u" written icgibly on each CON
tributiou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
SERIES AT SUFFOLK TO BE
CHANGED TO PORTSMOUTH

Owing to the poor attendance at
games played in Suffolk. the series
scheduled in the Nansemond city tho
first OF the week between tho cats
and the Truckers has hccn transfer
rcd to Portsmouth. This arrange
mcnt gives the city on tho Elizabeth
baseball during tho entire wcels.
move To drop Suffolk from the
league ana continue tho season as a
si%-ciub circuit was opposed siren
aonsIy. especially by tho Norfolk mo-
gus. at the league meeting held in
N"r'oik saturday night While no
definite decision as vet has been
reached, IL is probable that tho for
NOR Petersburg team will he carried
as nm orphan club until action re-
fardinE It's disposition is taken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
KEARNS AND SNYDER
NOW PROPERTY OF CATS

iIEST:K. = Z. July 3l.-Ar-
lhT 'opl". outncldcr Of the Suffolk
! Virginia league ciu!, has been pur-
htS'd h~ tin" Rochester international
i'""En" club y cash consideration
'WH TWO mayors were given in cx-
h'hE" First i;ascman kcarns and
i!,.h'r snyder going 20 Suffolk.
N'aTns and snyder have been play
lhS regularity with the Cats. having
h'"n EARNED out by Rochester. AS
r"sult Of the deal reported In tho
above dispatch. the two players be-
come the property OF Suffolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
FIRST ROUND OF PRINTERS
BASEBALL TOURNEY ENDS
lily Associated rrcss J

DETROIT July 81 st Louis and
Washington survived the nrst round
today in tho printers baseball cham
W"nshIp tournament h.rc. the f,r-
m"r d"f'ttnE Pittsburgh. 10 to i. aud
Washington eliminating Detroit. 10
Z" . T"m"rfow's schedule calls Tor
eHmes h"twecn New York ana Ia
dianhpol.s ana Eosion and st. PAM.
Ihe latter team nnw holds the tue.
Scot" by Innings Ri T.
iitis bVreh 100 TOO 03l- s >
ST Louis ......3oI 0c3 c3x -ic II 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Comosly
ana ii"chcncr: burning, Nioman ana
Meyers
Washington ....3Oa 3ol 900 10 IL i
Detroit 900 COZ cvG- 2
batteries and Goldsmitn.
Carney. Kelly and Buchta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
SPORTS
| ennis Players Gather
for Invitation Tourney
IBy Associated prcss.l

NEWPORT. X. l., July 3i.--l.awn
'chh!s players OF national and in
'''h"tiohal reputation gathered
mere tonight in preparation for TN.
II u u "a Invitation tournament
when begins on tho Casino courts
'o"horrow. William NJ. Johnston,
VI SaN Francisco. who won tho
hrSt leg on the eighth Lonrwuod
L""l az the l.ongwuod crichc, club
yesterday. VIII make his fourth
"''eihht 10 get beyond runncr-uu
al thlS weeks tournaments III.
,"'rh.d mat stage here in 1915.
i'io ana 1920. Clarence j. Griffin
won the event last year Johnston
Is IN IN. upncr half of the draw
.'hu hiSI opponcnt "f yesterday. X.
Norris Williams. of Boston. ia i'm
The lower half.
William L. Tildcn. world cham
ni"n. Will not play IN the singles
nut II is expected h. Will he on.
tered In tho doubles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
Senators Come Here
to Play Coils Aug. IL

The Washington Americans will
play am exhibition game with the
colts At Mayo Island rark Friday,
August IL.
The capital city is represented
~ one OF the most formidable
teams of recent years, and its APP
p":,rauC" here viii hc welcomed by
Eichm"ud fans. Present indica-
tons are that the Senators Ger
ianiy will finish tho season in
third place. ANA even Il letter
showing is expected by many.
mick" Al,yock, whose curious
antics have amused Washington
tlns for many years. viii accom-
rany the team here. He Will lie
ready To perform some OF his lat
est stunts other popular mem
hcrS "f the ciuL also will visit
Hiyhmond.
The suffolk cats are scheduled
10 play here August IL. but the
game Will Ice postponed until the
next day. when a double header
VIII be staged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01

STANDING or rI.,r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01

The score by innings:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
D0WNEY TO TRY TO PROVE
HE DID NOT FOUL WILSON
ley Associatcd prcss-l

COLUMBUS, OHIO. July 3i-I,ryan
powney. Cleveland. claimant OF the
middicwciGht boxing championship
tile after his bout with Johnny Will
son in Cleveland last week. will leave
mere Monday night in company with
jimmy Dunn. his manager. for New
York, to appear before the New York
Boxing Commission Tuesday.
Dunn will be armed with afIidavits
OF members or the Cleveland Boxing
Commission and spectators to the eff
rect that Downey knocked out Wilson
and did not foul him. as claimed by
Referee Gardner, of Boston. whose
ruling was ovcrruled by the Cleveland
Commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
YANKEES TAKE REVENGE
ON CLEVELAND indian
Mays Allows Only Two Hits Z.
Wins, IL to 3-"Babe" RIM
Gets Homer.
tBy Associated Press F.,

W." YORK. July 3I.-The v,
'"rk Americans avenged ycs,ord,
overwhelming defeat by CIevcI.ra
taxing the second game of Tho
TO-DAY. IL to 2. The Yankee. ,ro,,
IN" game by scoring six RIM. ~
S'N'h inning. Mays came up win ,
"hs"s full and knocked Sotborn
n me box with "a two-baggcr. dr.
ihT IN three runs. Later in IN. IT,
hu'h hit his thirty eighth bora
"i the scason with Mays ana pa.
paueh ON base.
MAYS pitched brilliantly for y.
YORK and held Cleveland 10 two y,
ore nome run by Johnston. his 8,
"hd mere In two games. Roth =
came In the hfth inning. Tho e.
Oh the Ianc was held up thirty ~,
n'es by a thunderstorm, whjln
shower stopped play for n half =,
III the fourth inning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
SIt D\D &. ME.
New Nprl,
incinii:Iti.

'''''''' ~ " I"N"l -
AWinn.ns run with on" out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
REDS DEFEAT GIANTS IN
z EXTRA-|NN|NC GAMES
Cincinnati Destroys New York :
Chance tn Take League
Leadership.
Imy NssorintcI rrcss-1

CINCINNATI. July 3l,-New York
los, two cNtra-inninr games 10 Gin.
einnati today. the nrsa. ) to :. ana the
second To 3 The first was an
"Ncitins battle which went twelve
innings, HiN"y ptchcd tho entire
game though hit hard at times
Douglas was pounded severely in IN.
Fourth ANA firth, and gave way to
kyan.
Tn" second game was Il ri,chiny
"H"i between ponahue and Nchf. in
which Cincinnati staged sensation
al rally in tho eleventh. Gruh's smash
t" the left field wall ending the
game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
Manager Suspended for Attack.

MEMPHIS. TENN. July 31.--John
n. Martin. president of the Southern
Association. tonight suspended Nor
man tKid) Elberfeld. manager OF the
Little Rock club. for thirty days for
what Mr.. Martin held IAN entirely
unjustifiable physical attack" on Um-
pire Pfenningcr In today's game at
Memphis. and gave warning that a
repetition OF such conduct on the
part of Elberncld would result In his
expulsion from the league,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
Carl Fisher Wins Tennis Title.
TRy Sssociatcd proes

PHILADELPHIA. July 3I.-Carl
Fisher. Of Philadelphia. today became
Middle States tennis champion by
dcfcating DR.. r. H. Hawk In five
hard sets on the courts OF tho Cynwyd
Club. The score was is, Ga. i2-10.
o-6 and Ca. The match continued
until almost dark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
Old sam Wins Rnce.

TOLEDO. OHIO. July 31.-Over n
six-mile triangular course. five cat
hoats raced today to determine the
Toiedo representative In the Taft Gun
races ut Detroit next month. With
northwestern wind in the morning
race Old Sam. Skipper Rohr. won In
on" hour two minutes and thirty sec
onds. with Helen second. and lean
third. In tn" afternoon race. Helen
won. with Old Sam second. and Jean
third. Time, I:t9.21.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
Officers Of Chess Association F;Icctt
by Associated Press1

RELLINGHAM, WASH, July 81.
John III. HaZeman, Jr., New York Cit
was elected president Of the Unit
Amateur Chess Association of Anne
lea at the closing sessions OF the n
nual convention here yesterd;
Among other officers elected WI
Pauline Burstein, Brooklyn. y.
second vice president; Anita r. Kir
scy. Srroyo Apollo. Cuba. and Geor
Bilhcimcr. bethlehem, Pa, director
Pontia, Mich. was chosen as the ne
convention city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
Carpenter Main Attraction mt Reach.
Ry United News

u r = r r.. FRANCE. July 81
Georges Carpenter has become one
OF the main attractions along the
beach here, where he is spending q
vacation At his summer villa.
Georges Gcorgcttc,' on PourvilIe
Road. the famous boxer goes in
swimming every day and also gives
diving exhibitions. There is no way
Tor him - collect a price Of admis-
sion from the crowd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
Louie Grafton. PAGER. Drc..


COLUMBUS. OHIO. July S1.-Louie
Grafton, 200 free-for-ali PAGER in
tho stable of Vic Fleming, of Dundas
Ontario, died suddenly here today
She raced against Single G., Thurs
day and Saturday. finishing second
In one heat Thursday. Tho cause OF
her death has not been determined.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
CARDS AGAIN WIN
INv ASsoclatcI rrcss-l

ST. LOUIS. July 3l-Tbo cardinal,
won their fifth conscru,ivc vi,,,,,
today. defeating ErookIyn. IN
i"rtichs pitching hold tho champions
S"'"' whil" St Louis hattcd onno-
'"nclE' Tire" az tho four runs com
mi after two were out. Drooklyn's
TWO ta'lics resulted from home runs
by Ruethcr and Wheat.
The score.