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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21
WALTON CHILD IS
LAID TO REST

Gaylord Clayton James was born al
Mansion July IA, 1920 and died July
10, 1921 aged II months and 26 days
He was sick much of his life and all
that loving heart and tender hands
could do was done. The funeral was
held here Tuesday July IL at the w
M. church conducted by Rey.aC. But
cher who read Ps. 90 and took fol
his text Matt 1872. Mrs. Butcher
Mrs. Fred Hutchins and Edna Hut
chins sang Precious Jewels "Shal
We Gather at the River" and fBeauti
full Land" Interment was made Ii
Walton cemetery. He leaves to mourn
his loss his parents, six sisters one
brother and other relatives Those
who attended the funeral from a dis
lance we're the parents, sisters, two
brothers, Mrs. Pelton, Mr.. Meng and
Mr.. Logan from Mansion Mr.. and
Mrs. French and son Alfred from Lloyd
and Mr. and Mrs. T. Stuck from
Cazenovia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bingham took
Mr.. and Mrs L. S. Carpenter and
daughter Eva to Rockbridge Sunday
to see Mr.. Carpenters father, who is
ill.
Quite a number from here attend
ed the closing services of the w. M.
camp meeting at Hillsboro Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hutchins visit
ed Albert Good at Plum Valley Sun
day afternoon. Mr.. Good was quite
badly injured Sunday morning by a
bull while driving in the cattle. He
formerly lived here,
Walton was visited by very well
come rain this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mortimer were
business visitors to Cazenovia Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs R. Hendriek and Rev.
and Mrs. c. Quackenbush attended
camp meeting at Hillsbore Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mortimer and
L. S. Carpenter were Cazenoyia shop
pers Thursday.
The w. NJ. church members expect
to begin a camp meeting here next
Friday, July %.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21
ANNUAL PICNIC
COMING SOON

The annual picnic of the Sank Co.
Country Life association will be held
on Thursday, July %, at Devils lake.
Earl Thomas will give the address
of welcome at 1870, and he will be
followed by Senator George Stauden-
mayer and Attorney General William
J. Morgan. There will be music and
games under the direction of Super
intendent A. H Martin, w. L. Gates,
Mrs. George Martiny, and Mrs. Mar
tiny. There will be pieinc at noon
as usual.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21
DAWES A v! TO SAVE
.$l12,5l262S FOR
Us. THIS YEAR
Estimate Includes $22,S22,113
Savings Pertaining to Contin-
t.g
% uous Appropriation for Building

An estimated saving of $112,512,
628 can be effected in the appropria
lions of approximately $4,000,000,00O
available for government expenditure
during the current fiscal year Presi.
dent Harding was informed by Direc
tor of the Budget Dawes.
Included in the estimate of posi-.
BILE saving Gen. Dawes said, was $22,-
822, 1f3, pertaining to continuous ap-
preparations for building and CON
struction, which would be postponed
for expenditure in future years
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21
CHICAGO FOLKS.
NORTH FREEDOM
Many Guess at Homes In Village
Of North Freedom During the
Week

MI. and Mrs, Otto Schwartz and
children OF Chicago are visiting. at
the home Of Mrs. Schwartz sister,
Mrs. Ed Steinbrink. ...i.. .o,v .zs.
Mrs. Ida Lawton is spending al a
month in Pardeevi1le with relatives.
Mrs. Clarence Farnworth Of Rara.
boo spent Tuesday with Miss Susie
Petteys.
J. N. Douglas has returned from
a trip to Minnesota.
Miss Helen Koppke spent Tuesday
with Miss Lucille Smith. cfl W.
Arthur Harding of Chicago is Wis
iting his cousin, Geo. Griffin. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs E. Bonnell and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Voss spent the week
end with relatives at Spring Green,
Miss Irene Phippen and Lawrence
Schenkat are visiting relatives in
Greenwood. b~A4
Mona Hewitt is spending the, week
with relatives in Prairie du Sac.
The following from Chicago have
been spending few days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs James Bell
having motored here: Mrs. N. FlaVin
and son Herman, Mr.. and Mrs. G. f
Dickinson and sons, Donald and
George, Miss Anna Hanahan, Mrs. H
Bronson, J. F. Fisher and J. A. Dit
herst. They returned home Saturday
Friday evening number of people
from town and the neighborhood en-
ioyed gathering at Mr. Bells home
Mrs. Barnstable and daughter of
Waukegan, III. is visiting her sister,
Mrs. G. E. Myers. -
Otto Pawlisch, who has been at
Green Bay was here for the week end
Mrs. j. w. Warne went to bMilwau-
kee Monday to meet her husband who
has been in Canada several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Davis, son
Walter and daughters Dorothy and
Enid and Mr. and Mrs Thomas OF
Dodgeville spent the weekend at the
homes of A A. Johnson andANictor
Sells. Sunday they all went TO the
Dells.
Miss Polly Lang has been spend.
ing week with friends in Prairie du
Sac .
Melvin Prime has returned to work
in the Lange & Eschenbach store af
ter enjoying a. two weeks vacation
E Ted Klein and sisters, Misses
Lillian and Ruth and DR.. Campbell
of Richland Center spent the week
end at the home of their grandmothel
Mrs. Grosinske. Miss Eva Klein and
Gordon Johnson returned home with
them
A large number from this vicinity
attended the condensary picnic al
! Reedsburg Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. S. Sprecher an6
family Of Prairie du Sac spent Sun
day at the home of John Sells.
Mrs. T. J. Tracy and daughters
Virginia, Margaret and Helen are
visiting relatives at Altoona.
Miss Jessie Bauer is spending q
month with her uncle and aunt DR.
and Mrs. Fred Johnson in Eau Claire
Miss Mildred Guentzel of BoscobeI
who has been soliciting in this vicin
ity, went to Madison for the weekend
Miss Winnie Mccain of Lennon
S. d., spent a part of last week at the
home of her uncle, J. B. Doherty.
Rev. w. M. Philpott is visiting his
daughter in Appleton, Wis.
Everett Burdick returned from
Iowa Sunday. Mrs. Burdick will re.
main another week.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21
DELTON Man !.
IN HOSPITAL

Frank; Clement, Delton, is in the
Baraboo hospital suffering with blood
poison in a foot, A petition was filed
in the court of Judge ]. H. Hill to
hold an examination in the case. N
Clement was found to be without
property or a home.
He will be kept in the local hos.
pital undr the expense of the county
for the present.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21

Larceny Case
Is Dismissed

Alois Roth, charged with larceny
was released today in the court of
Judge Adolph andre. District Attor-
ney H. J.. Bohn examined several wit
nesses in connection with the case and
then moved to have the action dis
missed.
Samuel Shumow, Sank City, was
the chief witness in the case.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21
The Markets
CHI~Ac7

CHIC Acsr7
Hogs Receipts $4,000; market 10
to zoe lower; top $1,000; bulk of sales
$500 to 1855; heavy weights $685.
to 1910; pigs $1O.15 to 1915.
Cattle - Receipts 10000 market
slow and lower; choice to prime $S.75
to 9:15; medium $3.50 to S.75; COM
nOn $3.50 to $50; veal calves $500
to HOO.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21

FOR SALE-House in North Free
dom, at a bargain, One block from
the post Office, street is paved and
cement walk in, electric lights and
city water, asst front and beautiful
shade trees, out buildings, would
cost $500, all for $4,000 If taken soon,
part cash is good j. N. Douglas Gown
|er1. g9e
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21

/. FLOUR -FLOUR - We will be at
the A. c.. A. warehouse Wednesdays
& Saturdays from ,1:3O to 4.30 p. m.
to sell flour to any one wishing it
either by sack or barrel: This is
fancy patent flour of best quality.
Geo. B. McGilYra, c. w. Wichern. No
phone at warehouse. v6h osii
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Obituary

MRS. Henry n. Marble
Mrs. Henry M. Marble, "A, Madison
died recently of a complication of
ailments.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21

80 ACRE farm for sale two miles
north of cemetery. A bargain, come
and see it. John Mcfarland, Baraboo,
r.. s. Ill s,
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21

LOST-ON Sank Prairie about
June, Goth, English Setter color black
and white. Reward Lee Whitney.
Phone 288 NJ Baraboo, Wis.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21

FOR SALE farms Of all sizes, city
property; exchanges of all kinds. Write
call or phone Willey's Office 4O6 Ash
st. Tel SGT j. 19@@ sshi
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-07-21

FOR SALE-Davis six car, five pas
senger. All condition May be seen at
Jacob Werlich farm evenings Cheap
if taken at once. a9&
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Popular w ANTS

b One cert per word for first inser-
ton in either daily or weekly edi-
ton. Half cent per word for each
subsequent insertion Of the same adj
vertisement in either daily Oh week.
ly.
Minimum IS cents
All want ads cash in advance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-12
MISS BROWNE DEFEATED
IN TENNIS TOURNAMENT

"EAHHIGHT. y J.. Aug 1.-THE
sA'Atlss o: today play in The sea
bright tennis tournament was fur
r.sH@d ia ;n- ssml.aals Of the won
ems f.a2les. 10 which Miss Eleanor
,.oss Ns" YORK. conquered Mis-.
Mar r Hfo"ae Los Angeles. Sc.
t-S IS
Wnsam " Johnston. r. Norris
Williams H. survived the sonianals
- ta" CUP singles The Californian
enother.d Vincent Richards. Ncw
fo'E hy scor. Of C-2 6-2. G-l.
".l.-m- ref.atel Maxwell Woosnain.
gan'air %: the British Isles team,
-. 49, s.z
Hr Mo!la Biurstedt Mallory Sew
l1ft "pr place IN the hnal % the
""'aeH singles ~ defeating Mrs.
Marion Zal"sste!n Jesslp, of VII
mH9'gr Del 81. 81
ROBERT and Howard Kinney. san
Ftefn.seo. ""ut into the semihna!a
20. me 'rena doubles defeating Ph.Iiu
-'+r a1t Jane, - Davies. I>lan F,
>'an'rEa uulyersity, Cd G-i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-12
LOCAL FANS TREATED
TO BIG LEAGUE BAsEBA.
Ryan Will Use Meckcr and NJ.
tank on Momnd-Johnson
May Iiurl

richmond fans will be trca,cd
big league baseball for tho ny., .,
'hiS year when George McRrI,
Washington Senators. holders
third place In the American I,c,c
Will meet Ray Ryan's Richmond r,
ms afternoon at Mayo Island p:
III 1870.
Great interest has been mantle.
In the performance or the M,
leagucrs here today. and indicn,i
are that the ball park VIII be crow,
Ia capacity
me Senator's long have been
"riics with Richmond fans. ,nnny.
the members OF the team nav
played here before. Joe Judge a.
lillian. Nick" Al,iock. comedian :
Rice and Walter Johnson have h,
Of friends IN this city.
Manager Ryan VIII use two OF
strongest hurlcrs against tho
!caEucrs. Mcckcr will start tho =,
ana VIII b" relieved By Muntnuk
new m"nhcr Of the Colts tvyirI
stan. Ench pitcher win work dur
half Of the game.
'''h 'h' mound capably UcCuu.
TAN" hc!!cv" that the Colts WIN
able to hold their opponents 10
clog" score and make the game
tcrcst!nE only tho mos, op,Ir,t,
IAN" think the colts viii win.
walter johnson. greatest OF sn.
bail pitchers. may be used hv
Bird" during ono or two inni,
Mcbride has not announced his h,
in* selection for the rest OF the "a
The reruIar linc-up used bv ;,
Bride In tho big l"agu. games
tax" tho field this afternoon
Tn" teams probably will take
Held as follows:
Richmond Baker. Shor,ston: Ar
eon, third base. Keller. lott II.
Wafer FIRST base: shannon ri
field, Shc"han. second base: ng.
center hcld, irccuac. catcher: Mcol
ana Montauk, pitchrs
Washinrton Judge. rrst H.,
Milan. center nc!d Rice. right ii.
Miller. left Held; Harris. second b,
ShankS. third base, picinlch, catch
:ourhc. shortstop. Johnson
MyErllgc, pitchers
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CAMP WHERE CARPENTER
TRAINED WILL BE CLOSED
fBy uu!tcd Sews

81" YORK. hug. ll.-Gus VII
aDn traIrer Of Georges Carpenter.
vii. eoon cioge the camp az the
Aarhs%1 farm Manhasset. J. I,
"as-" Georges trained for the Demp-
reg a@it. and tall for France. The
D-an - abandon The reservation ha.
I'd - NOR" report. Of Carp"ntIer's
n'fn'iDn - uses ~ the Aght with
funny GirUrrs. scheduled to be held
her" nc1t fall
WdsDn commented that carps nticr
rhb npW me " the wcai,hiost In
I.1d-a!s m Francc. r"aping an IN
rnfnc tram his Investments sufficient
- maintain his amily in airnoyt royal
fh!o' Tnere;oTe. Gus couldn't be-
."'c mat G+cfgee wsa very anxious
~ ret.rn - Annylca .her. his de-
I"a' ~ DrTDpES~l LETT him an idol
t'ii ~ Glsk ds'sa; at the 6sts o. a
.sEtcr tighter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-12

'F'uhrulan
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up occurred the league head took tho
standing Of the clubs. checked ,bsu
over carefully. made brace of
changes ana said There YOU are"
Careful ncrusal OF the slip showed
ihat the president had taken los,
game from the Tars' record and a
won game from the Cats
You see" he said. II have thrown
on, saRle Sunolk won from Norfolk
because an umpire miSinterpreted a
rule. which enabled the Cats to win.
The contest viii be played over when
Sunolk visits Norfolk next. 1t was
my mistake. should have notified
the scrihS>.'
This mornings record OF the games
Won and lost il correct;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-12

Ihe Evening Dispatch The sub
scrinttons and votes should be ma lied
20 inc Contest Editor OF The Even
ing Dispatch. He will issue at inter-
Nais statement showing the posi-
tIon OF the candidates. AS yet no
statement has been published. and
rumors as 10 how the contestants
stand are rumors only. and those en-
tered are warned to put no faith In
them and To conduct their cam
paigns" only from the official stand
Ing To be published later
Through an error. The name of
Jock Challonccr was miSspellod
recently
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-12
FIRST GAME.
fI,i..,,.n
pittSl,tirc IL.

totals ...........3s 3 IL II -
'hattcd FOR Alexander in ninth.
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philadelphia.
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WOODHEAD lit HARD

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Aug. IL
Hitting WooGhyad hard in the iirst
inning and scoring nine runs or c.
his delivery before he was relieved
- Frank Walker, the builders had
an easy tiuIo oi it with the Tarhccls
this afternoon. defeating them by ;hc
score az - - c Str!ckradt turned
in another win for the Builders. his
nineteenth this year The visitors at
times nelded .rratic and then ~ the
next moment sensa,sonally, making
ayc double plays
The score
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up occurred the lcasue head took III,
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PIRATES INCREASE LEAD
IN NATIONAL LEAGUE RACE
Take Two Games From Chicago
While Giants Are Getting
Even Break.

PITTSBURGH, PA. Aug. ll.-Pitis-
bur"h won both games OF double
header today. defeating Chicago. :
II , and 10 l. The second game
went eleven innings. Play was stop
ped IN the fourth inning OF the sec
oud game by raiustorm. After III
~ minutes delay, play was resumed
and Pittsburgh scored the winninS
run in the eleventh, when linn hit
safely, stole second and scored on
kobcrtson's single.
Ihc ScorrS:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-12
IMPERIAL LEAGUE RACE
TO BE DECIDED TOMORROW

Christie Cola and the Eagles will
decide the pcnnant in the Imperial
League tomorrow afternoon. when
the two mines meet AT Byrd Park
y tie between the two clubs now
exists, and President Moss arranged
the game so IL viii not he necessary
for the league race to continue an
other week.
The Police will meet Newton
Woodward. at Luck's Field.
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ron SALE
Winton Six Automobile
Ok TUESDAY. AUGUST &c. 1921.
20 n'rlnrk l.. NJ.

OK TUESDAY, AUGUST &c. 1921.
AT a:3O o'clock J.. NJ,
! viii SCH for cash on The premises.
at the garage o! j. ". Wiseman. :2Oy
East Marshall Street. IN the city of
Richmond. Va. one Wiuton Six Auto
mobile model 30. motor 32G3i, to
Satisfy note hold for $2S6.l6, with
credit on said note OF SsSSi, said
mote secured by chattel mortgage on
EaId car. charges for recording mort
gage, etc, collection and advertising
cha'Gcs to be added to net balance
on sand note. ana also subject TO
storage charge OF slGl25.
O.. j. WALPERT
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BUGS SHUT OUT TAR BABIES

T.. WILSON. \ G., Aug lin a game
featured by the hard hitting Of an.
locals Wilson won from the TaibprO
Tar Banics by the score of 10 10.
HcarRe and. Leach Were slated Tor
s,pIound duty, ana "Bunn" got AVA
:, IN good style. being in very little
danger throughout The entire con
test.
The hit!ng OF Walters, Walker and
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Rain Prevents Zig Tennis Matches.

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. ll.-Rain
today prevented the Australasia and
Denmark tennis teams meeting at
Mayfic!d Country Club in the first
two singles of the scmifinal round
OF the Davis Cup tennis series. This
will continue the match throgh Sun
day, instead OF winding them up on
Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-12
RIXEY HOLDS CARDS
lnv Aasnrln,cd prnssl

81. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-THE Cardir
failed I" hit RiNcy al opportUne rii
today and Cincinnati won the II
sam" OF the series. 9 to / The "
Of Bohnc. Of the Reds. was the T
iurc OF tho gam" He battcd !
and ncld"d n:tocn out OF ski
chances perfectly Mann also
safely in three trips to the pInto
Ihr snnrn.
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nynn Indnrscs Contest.

Manager Ray Ryan. of the Rich
mond Colts. has indorscd the con-
test. The pilot declared it To be one
OF the most novel he ever had seen.
and was agOg over the prizes to DC
given tn. winners. The rotund pilot
ana the members of the Richmond
team are anxious that"Tommy" ABB
bolt and Bling" Arragor be accor l.
al all tho support possible from the
local fans. Both scrappy players are
faVoritcs with their team mates. ana
ALI are pulling for Abbott and ARA
GOn TO see the big series.
Every afternoon from now until
the close Of the contest. q coupon. the
value Of which is one vote, VIII be
printed in The Evening Dispatch
The big votes, however. come as Il
result o: six months subscriptions 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-12
british Professional, Win Match.

HARTFORD. CONN, Aug. ll.--Ahs
Mitchell ana George Duncan. british
professionals, defeated Jock iutchi-
son. winner or the British open, and
Jack Stalt. local professional. in =
tuifty-s.x-holc exhibition match here
today up and to go.
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STANDING or c,tn>.

WHERE THEY rI-lY TO-DAY.
Cincinnati AT 81 Iouis.
Chicago NJ Pittsburgh.
PHILADELPHIA ut l.o>ton.
brooklyn ut New York.
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Stolen

Thrcc-basc hit-Iiollochcr. Stolen
bascs-Maranvillc CD. Maisel, linn.
Sacrifice hits--kcllchcr. Robertson,
DAILY. Maiscl. Left on bascs-Chicag"
&: Pittsburgh, Il. Bases on balls--of
Martin. 3. Struck out-by Martin. ,;
by linn. ,. Winning pitchcr-Zinn.
Losing pitchcr-MIartin. Umpircs-
O'Day and Brennan. Timc-2:20.
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.,u,h.ru A.,ncin,ion Ucsmit,.

I.irtlc Rock. 3 New Orleans, .
birmingham, .; Atlanta, 3.
Memphis. : Mobile o.
Nashyille-C Chattanooga. nr schcd-
s1
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How They Stand Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE
KEsIITs YESTERDAY

RISt rs YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh. -: Chicago. 81 (>rconu
game eleven innings.
lir"oklNn. ~: New York. So Second
game thirteen innings.
B"-t"u. :: philadelphia. I.
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worth Three base hit - Powell
Stolen bases -Bocckc! Southworth
Sacrifices Parkinson. McQuillan
Double play--O'Ncil 10 barbara to
lioikc. Left on bascs-Philadclph ia.
:, Boston. l3. Base on balls--on
Meadows, I; or McQuillan, 3. Struck
out-by Meadows. /. by Mcouilian, 10.
Passed bali-Bruggy. Umpircs- Klein
and Mccormick. Time. 1850.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-12

summary Two-basc hits kcllehcr.
Ticrncy, Whitfield. Three bas, hits
Hollocher, sullivan. stolen bases
Grimes. Left on basc-Chi!ago. s:
Pittsburgh. /. Bases On balls-nonc.
Struck out-by Alexander. 4: by Ham
ilton. { Winning characterization
Losing Observation-Disclosures. Umpires
fireman and O'Day. Time 80
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Raleigh. u: High Point. ~.
Greensboro, :: Durham. 3.
Winston ~aIrm, II: pauNiil- 3
sTN\DIN. or Ct.in>
WHERE THEY rItN TODAY
greensboro at D.nNilir
Raleigh at High Point.
WINSTON salem at Durham.

Head featured for the home nine.
while th. p.aylr.; OF Nuouau featured
tIr ~. IL. E.LI..
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Portsmouth,.

-\NlAt.k ... hNN tNu tNU--N
Portsmouth ........ QUO 600 OH
Summary Two base hit NioN.
Home run-Cioosctvcc Double play
Burkett 10 Burke 10 Bowman, sac
-!i!Ce hit Burkctt stolen bases
Bangs and Nsrmilyea. Left on bases
-Nocfolk. 4 Portsmouth. .. Bases
on hal!s-oft Benton. / OF Peterson.
3. struck oUt-by Benton. :. by Pc
ierson. s.. Wild p!tch-Pctcrson
Time-I:35 EMPIRES = Blackburn
and Rcy.i!e.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond. g: suffolk. /.
Wilson. 3: TurburO. a..
Fort mouth, |: Norfolk. ~.
Newport News. *. Rocky Mount Is.
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international League Results.
Jersey city. 3: Rochester. ..
Newark. 3; Toronto, ..
Baltimore. ]: Syracuse. o.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
ki"hnnnd- suffolk postponed 10y agree
in-nt).
Tarhoru at Wilson.
Rocky Mount AT Newport News.
\nrInlk 1T Port >nutIt Ii.
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Florida state League Results.

Orlando. .; Jacksonville, !.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-12
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Their friends nave hit upon this
method Of determining which Of the
two enjoys the greatest popularity.
and the doctors themselves. have on
tered into tho spirit o: tn" contcs,
and both have announced they will
work their hardcs; TO sec which will
secure the mos; votes
Announcement that Tho Evening
Dispatch viii play host To the ten
most popular fans In Richmond.
ropcwcll and Petersburg. has been
received with more enthusiasm than
any similar contest conducted in the
state OF Virginia. TIL" doctors ar"
not the only beloved and we'll known
local celebrities To compete for The
prize. Monte" stone. major III the
United states Army during the big
scrap with the Huns has declared
the plum is worth going after. and
that he is out 10 overshadow TIA. cf
forts II MosSrs. Bacby. Parker .,
ais, 10 win one Of tn" prize of prizes.
The major is determined 90 lead IA.
ticket" and has declared that he VIII
send a crippled cN-scrvicc man TO the
series should he win. Monte" rs
firm in his determination TO send =
former coniradc 10 the series. AMI
this alone. has filed him with pep"
FROM every section OF tho city
nothing but praise and Commcndati ton
has greeted tn" announce mcnt tina:
the contest would be conducted. .\u-
gust s was the opening day of the
contest. which will close At 10 i. NJ.
September IS, and since that time the
contestants have been numerous As
all white persons, male and female.
arc eligible, the list of entries VII!
range from every section of the
Statc.