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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
RE TURNS OF SATURDAYS
BATTLE At MAYO PARK
Arrangements Have Been Made Ia
Keep Fans Posted on Just
What Is fla lpcning.

Returns from the Dempsey -Carpcn-
tier battle for the worlds champion
ship boxing crown at Jersey city sat
urday afternoon Will bc announced at
Mayo Island PARK. arrangements hav-
ing been made 10 handle the fight Ly
rounds at the park. W. T. bradley.
president or the Virginia League, has
contracted with the Postal Telegraph
Company 10 furnish the fans with the
battle by rounds. and the local box
ing enthusiasts VIII he able to Keep
track of the encounter blow for blow.
The battle will start at ; o'clock
Eastern daylight saving time, >
o'clock Richmond timcb and the gates
to the park viii Ice thrown open At |
o'clock. as the Richmond Colts and
the Newport News Shiphui,dcrS viii
play a double bill. the first game II
start after the night is completed.
While arrangements have not been
also will he received ty wireless.
Bradley has agreed to take the wire
."ss rcnorts. but contracted for ;hc
telegraph service in order to be sure
that the returns would be received
here.
Fans In both sections Of the bleach
crs and the Grandstlud will have
every o..eortuni;y 10 hear just what
* going on in Jersey City from tn"
first preliminary. as five announCrrS
with mcgaphoncs have been cm-
ploycd TO call out the returns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
RACING CARD
ARRANGED BY LEGION
Noted Horses VIII BE Seen in .Ac-
ton at State Fair Grounds
on ,tuIy 4

Seven races. two harness events
three running events. a stecplcchasc
ranged by the American Legion FOR
July !, at the State Fair Grounds
The card has been arranged with Il
View OF having the best horses and
riders In this section of the country
compete at the local track
Following il the list of entries as
announced by the secretary OF the
meet:
American Legion matinee races To he
held at the Virginia state Fair
Grounds on July 1, 1927:
First race.Frce for an urot OF
and driven by Richard Kelly: Susan
Boyd, h. IN. owned and driven by
Charles Conrad; shelton H.. u. =.
owned and driven by; l.. Bass; Me
Arthur :. h., ownct, Joseph Ridley
driver. not decided.
Second racc-2:l1 Urot or pacc)-
MarSretia. b. M. owner Mrs. Cathc-
rinc Flammia. driver. James fiam-
by l.. Bass: Star Mel. s -, owners
Argyle Farm--drivcr, Toby Flammia ,
Doctor Mac. owner. Joseph Ridley
driver. not decided.
racc-Mary Ress. ch. T.. owner. r.
stephens - jockey. =. l'lammia.
Grcenways Devil. br. l.. owner, 7. :.
Winston-jockey. Henry BraNton
MISS iNt'ut. ". Hl DN tltT. MISS NIFTY
Eacho-iockcy. James Farmer: DIR.
Ridglcy. :. r.. owner, 4. Donati--
jockey. Jimmie Carter.
Fourth race-Onc mile running
racc--Champion Carroll. b. H.. owner
Walter DcManuel-jockcy Jimmie
Farmer; plurcnzia. :. m. owner. r.
Beverly Campbell - jockey. Jimmie
Carter: II. T.. :. &. owner G. Donati-
jockey. Frank Huston: --------.
owner. j. II. Cottman--jockcy not de-
cidcd.
Fifth racc-Onc-half mile running
racc--Harry Shaw, b. H.. owner. T.. :
Winston - jockey, Henry BraNton:
Sea Dime. b. m. owner. T. Beverly
Campbell - jockey. Jimmie Carter:
Marie Peyton. ch. m. owner. Richard
kclly-jockey. Free Lance: Jack
Hanover. 8. T.. owner &. Donati-
jockey. Hugh Robinson.
Sixth racc-Onc-half mile running
racc-tConSolation race for non
winners of other running races
Seventh race--Thc Legion stccplc-
chase. short course--Jouy Boy, ch. =.
owner. w. &. Saunders - jockey.
Henry RraNton: Fort Eustis. d. =.
owner. +. II. IIuston-jockey. Jimmie
Carter; HISS Nihs. oh. e. owner. i. II.
Cotman-jockcy Jimmie Farmer:
Brown Brook. Il. e.. owner. Richard
kelly-jockey: not decided; ESSEX. h.
e. owner. c. Donati--jockcy. +. Illus
ton.
entries.
starters To he named at the track.
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AQUEDUCT ENTRIES

F!r-t race--alaln.ina; ,hree-year.olds and
ar, ON" mic and sixteenth Sunnyhill,
i!5; Brink. ,tG .Sunrosr. lO2: Horcb. III /:
InCiu"rator. icj; salute. ICE: F!orsain leg
Gloomy Gus. il9: Challenger. lii. La
kro>s, 10. GTuady, tlj, linn Conroth. H.
second .rac---st Ccplco huSr: maidens .
four ycHr-olds ana up; ahnu; twn miles
ben HampSon, li.; Prccar;. Isl: 'Oyer.
match. III. Sea Bryn, lj.; Subahdar. ~:
Beck. 49, Fran r!rrur. iS..
Third rIce--the ChutHIunda handicap:
three year .olds ana up, six and a balt
'urlongS Regal lodge, ~; Cum Sab. le5 I;
NalOr. 10. Lord BrYhtnn. 1885, Nrddah
us Mcssincs. 10; .sSsiRula. Is: Despair.
%; Sea- cove Is: CsmouhSur. iOo; SIR
Grafton. Ija
Fourth rare-thr Gnzellc. h'lics; three
year-"ids, one mile and ., siNternth-,rcN
buttons ioH Scotland cYt. lo9: Snpcr-
wunan. i)a. Last straw, los; Ranksia. us,
id|e Dell. ~: Chateau 'rhirrry. l69: Jes-
ava. 100; Holly Ann, l0y.
fIfth racc--srlljnS; mares; thrce-ycars.
olls aud up: one milc--Dor.a-. 10: Herd
Cir li9; 'Stscr Flo. So Queen Biopae.
Sixth race malicns; ,vo-yrar-oids: ays
urlnngs-Cydorin. no Sunrcigh. ii5; Fog,
horn 10; Nal'rtin- Dor. liz; Daniel &.
ll5 Pantheon, 10; M,ndav Morning. iti;
vi over rs. Relay. il5. Flyha!l. iii.
Zorro, ll5. kDut Grass, rs: Wild Deuce.
III; ,Northcin. ll5' Preparations 10; Phil
o-nOhsr- iii
Rive nound. allowance tiaimed Clear;
GOOD.
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DEMPSEY ENDS TRAINING
WITH BRIEF WORKOUT
IEy Associutcl rrrss. /

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. June "a
With a light iiItccn- minute workout
that included three rounds Of boxing.
Jack Dempsey today ended ten weeks
OF training in preparation Tor the de-
Tense uf his world; championship
against Georges Carpenter at Jersey
CITY on Saturday afternoon.
The champion took hi" final t'nrh
out under THE burning heat of u mid
afternoon sun Under such con,li-
tons as max prevail when NJ crnwts
int" the ring to face the European
champion. After WORKING for The last
TWO days III private. Dempsey per
formed in public this afternoon IN
his open air arena. instead OF the old
oirplanc shed back of his camp.
Good Roy partner: I'm rlHd it's
through. You hay" done eood work -
said Dempsey {" the much battered
Larry Williams when time was
called ending the final rounu of bon
inE. The titlr-hOldcr tcnderly pattrd
him on the back after they had
shaken hands.
Dempscy's tinul day Of training was
exceedingly quiet and tame. Ati"r
Trant. the Chicago detective sergeant
over the paved highway Leading West
from The camp. Dempsey returned for
BRISK rub down and Il Light break
last. EcfOrc dressing the champion
jumped on the scales in his rubbing
room ana balanced the beam AT ~.
pounds. lie expects 10 shrink another
two pounds on his big frame within
The next thiriy-SiN hours
Dempsey looked every inch u fine
~ trained fighter as he worker in the
ring. His arms. shoulders and face
were deeply tanned from the long
exposure 10 tho sun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
MANY SCR|BEs TO SEE
BOUT At JERSEY CITY
Seven hundred Newspaper Men
Will Telegraph Results of Match
to Their Papers.
us Associated Press

MEM YORK. June 2a-probabIy
more newspaper correspondents than
We're employed on the hatticiictis OF
France during the world war Will lac
r"niicr hstic encounter at Jersey CITY
mex; Saturday.
Ike Dorsan. who has charge OF the
press ARA nEcmcntS. said there would
bc 200 newspaper men at the ring
side. zoo of whom would br dic;atint,
Ia telegraph operators while the bout
was in progress, and the remainder
cncircling the arena directly In front
of the holders OF $50 tickets IT Will
be the greatest array of fight chron-
iClcrS, or indeed. chroniclcrS OF any
other kind, ever assembled 10 cover
Il single event.
Reporters from many nations Will
Carpenter. the de bonair French chal-
longcr. battle for honors. and through
thcir newspapers will tell the world
the story OF the encounter. Seven
waiting and hoping that they might
waiting and hopin Ethat they might
has become the worlds heavyweight
champion. England vii, h. repre-
secuted by rStccn newspaper GORE
spondcntS and eight more will come
from Canada. Even Tokyo. on the
other side of the world will have
hagen. Manila. Havana. Bucnos Aires
and other foreign cities.
y hundred telegraph wires Will be-
gin huZXiug early in tho morning.
for while the bout does not start un-
I'll o'clock. daylight saving time,
VIII begin To break around )
o'clock. Some reporters Will be on
the ground as carly as > o'clock on
the morning Of the fight.
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LATOMIA ENTRIES

:hrey-y ,s,ar.,olds ana ~; sis ,iarIongsE
a ss o man rim n' WITH ow 99
rs. ;;Nshar loa' kingiike. no: Bash.
RE- qsS , ai lsh nj a%S ,PsnpybanSf
., the wisp. io2; Dixie Girl. lO7: Arravan.
i!2: iounrcd. l?e; Saueelsr, H..
two-year.olds: lilies: i've furionss
Eing' IL Bred a. Home, IL; Precious
~; Las; brush. ne: Brish, Leaf. liz;
, zMeGse,s Pink. ~: zcon,.nt.on, ll2:
ll2. er
3ANFPlnHI esH,s and spence :oo entry -
mile and i auarter-.iinA Tier Way los,
!o5: Miss iresptrlty, los: Pattern, 1G5;,
'uomcward hound. los: 'Ntrdrck. mss
FS %n M'rr' s Ray ASns >fiS. i'sa eis.l
bio: Marie Rappold los: Humphrey. no.
the f"qr.h Club f.r sx
II:Siisye Iais, Iiopr; iSS; Miss NUNS, iSs::
Brunswick. ia; Rans@on; II.
h r bry Rs f%nr ySS sn Gp
one milo and u sixt"cnth-Aph. 9S; Marse
John. i0S. Tirro :iahib. 1903 Travcsty. los:
i M'H' rar H Msla' ,Ss $ss rT 1 "f ISs
SiTth rfgs-G,G s $500; ft"m;nE; for
Is@rsS4fia; IA; shsSyviinjlss. 10; Sis la S,
comman.isr colin. ii6; iiniul, 10: stone
wall. III. Doriu-. liz Also eligible: The
col"n"I,s Lady. io7' Lady Mother. io':
MaCmodru, 10: BosSonlrmusc, 10. u
Seventh r"ce-.-pursc. $500: claiming:
Tor three year-olds, one mile and SIX
.ecn,h. Mary Fonsc. 80: Yellow blossom,
In. 1915. Grace King, loi: w g. McCiin-
took. 100: Tough Red. 100; Wishmakcr,
1903. May Bodinc. 10: british Liner. ITO:
EiriS Ii5. Also cliIibtc: 'Whippet .lnt:
.Montillo, i0i; The rirginlan, ii0 .Jct-
sam. il2; Moilcrfhurg. loi; skid. IFS.
apprentice allowances claimed five
pounds. Weather clear; track fast.
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ACTIVITIES OF PUC|L|sT
SHROUDED IN MYSTERY
Lny Associnted rrcss. /

MANHASSET y. T.. June 90
Georges Carpenter boxed four rounds
with as many Sparring partners this
afternoon. Francois DcScampS. his
manager. announced tonight ldcn-
tity of the four puEilists was not re-
vealch.
Todays activities were largely
went out on the road this morning
for II light hut lengthy workout
When he returned he was seat be-
hind the barn with Trainer Wilson.
Charles l.cdOuN. French bantam
weight and Paul Journcc. He re-
manned there thrcc-quartcrS OF an
hour.
strict orders had been given the
gate attendants TO keep every body
out. and after ii was over, Dcscamp,
came To the fence and said Georges
had worked lightly and had not
spared.
lie had done enough boxing and
will not do amy more until the bout"
hc said.
Then Dcscamps. accompanied by
Pierre Mallci. motor"d to New York
the promoter. They later went TO
Jersey city To look over the arena.
Dcscamps said he found everything
there TO he To his liking and came
right back To camp.
While the manager was away
Georges spent forty-nvc minutes in
the outdoor ring shadow boxing and
jumping the rope. When Drscamps
returned he announced that i'm his
absence Georges had boxed four
rounds. The only sparring partners
seen by newspaper men in the camp
during the day were I.edoux ana
IOurncc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
.REF0RMERs WILL TAKE
ONE LAST PUNCH At FIGHT
i'rrscn, Evidence To Grand Jury
Today Shown" "That Crime
l. To BE Committed"

JERSEY CITY. .iinc 29.--rhc re-
formers are going totakc on. last
punch at the Dempsey CarpEnticr
nsht. after having lost the first three
FUNDS With The courts. They viii
present evidence tomorrow TO Ihe
grand jury that "a crime is about 10
be committed ana that the further
CRIME OF conspiracy" has already
been committed ~ the fighters. their
manaGcrS and TEX Richard.
son County. is himself Il night fam.
He wants 10 So the fight go on i;m:
he says that If the grand jury i'm
diets the promoters and principals. he
w!.i do IN" ,uty and prosecute.
rms then. Is he plan Edidrucc al
Ing law ana The New Jersey crimes
act VIII he presented Ia tile grand
jury. which VIII then J." "Npcot ted
10y IN" rviormcrS. AT lcast-;o return
indictucnlS against the two men IN
VOWED. warrants for their immctiai.
arrest Viii then he issued. and with
Dempsey. Carpenter. Tex Richard
Jack kcarnS and Francois DrSCampS
lchind the bars. Jersey City viii be
somewhat uuwillinElN-spa the
S.ght pi Il ChdmI ipnship quarrel.
There * every indication. however.
thai the reform plans are doomed to
failure. After thrc" ViCr-chg lors
have refused to issue AN injunction
restraining Georges ana lack from
mixing IL ur. few .icrScyjtcs believe
sufficient evidence to believe thar the
law Is being violated.
The prosecutor says SO himself. II
believe the promoters O! this fight 80
he said. intend 10 comply with tho
law. i;ut as this complaint has been
made To ne. it is my duty To- submit
the papers To tn" grand jury. and
VIII do 50 Friday afternoon"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
RICHARD CONSTRUCTS JAIL
TO TAKE CARE OF TAKERS

NEW YORK, June 2,-A brand
new issue of counterfeit $50 tickets
To the championship ticht has turned
recently printed. and were being cir
culatcd in great number. Discovery
was made by Il special squad OF
sl"uthS engaged ny Tex Richard to
protect purchasers OF genuine tick-
cts.
The latest conntcrfc.ts are The
most nearly perfect lik"ncsscs of the
real thing yet discovered. The en-
craving was fauliicss. and the only
difference apparent was ia the tex
turc Of the pastcboard.
Incidentally. Tr% Richard has con-
structcd a spcCial Jail at The arena.
Into this calaboOsc Will be run every
person pr"scn:tnH fake ticket who
is unable Ia cSulain satisfactorily
where he got IT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
SPORTS,
CALIFORNIA WOMAN WINS \
HONOR5 At Wimbledon.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan OutcI;.sscs
Tennis Stars and VIII Meet
French Champion.
by Associated Press.


WIMBLEDON. ENGLAND. June %.
American tennis players will COM
pete for both the mems and womem'i
turf cour, championship. William II.
ridden. tho worlds single champion.
already was slated to meet the win
nor Of thc final OF Tho mems singlca. \
which il to b. fought out between
Manuel Alonzo OF Spain, and H. ]. on.
Norton. az south Africa and TODAY.
Miss Elizabeth RYAN. OF California.
reached the championship plane hy
winning from Mrs. Sattcrthwaitc, oE
England. In straight sets G-l DO.
Miss Ryan Will have as her opnonclst
in the championship event Mile SUI
Ianne Lengien. the French cham
uion.
IN her play today Miss Ryan shone
brilliantly in the use of her ha,i
chop aud cut drop shots. which Mrs.
Sattcrthwait" was entirely unabls5
I" handle. The American player due
not Voii"y single bail in the first
set. which was won with the greatest
ease. In the second set Miss Rya.sS
simply bcwiidered the English wom-
Miss Ryan ana Mile. I.englcn prob-
ably viii meet TO decide the chain
pionship on Saturday Alonao and
Norton viii meet tomorrow To decide
which man shall meet Tildcn for the
Wv 'n''NuiNdE l llitn Siii today tnHt
he WAS pla yug IN better form Than
At any time since his arrival in Eu-
rope
- shall b. perfectly Mt for Satur-
days contest with the winner OF to-
norrow's match he declared
Max Woosnam, England. and Miss
+. NJ. Howllins. England. progressed
| 20 the semihnals and the mixed,
doubles by defeating 7. NJ. DAWSON
and Airs. Lambert Chambers. former
! british women's singles champions.
Ct. 80. Their victory was consid-
cred as confirmation that their sen-,
Sational win over Tildcn and Mrs.
Moila Bjurstcdt Mallory was by no
means hullc. Woosnan and Miss
iiowkins will meet Alonzo and Mrs.
Mc\air in the seminal of the miNcd
doubles
Tile victory I'm the mems doubles
OF Norton and IL. Roper Barrett. Eng
land. over t. NJ. Il. Fisher and \. u.
Bcamish England, rs, g., Cd, put
them into the semihnal against RAN
| dolrh i.ycctt and Woosnam. The
! Americans. Charles Garland. of Pitts
! burGh. and II. Norris Williams, of
! Boston, holders of the title, are not
| defending IL this year 50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
THREE NEW PLAYERS
SIGNED BY BATTLE AXE

Archie r.vHus. MANAGER 81 the i'a'
si,,,imr Of three new players whom
he will rs" SATURDAY in the gam"
gafiist Taxa Kola. Ryder i"rine:
John Marshall siar and iast year 4
,ur,ulrr OF the Y. NJ. | team, VIII
"r,,Ipv one of the outer .Gard,n rs;
podson. u third bascman from ne
Appalachian League. VIII niHE ~ ~
,,,rlv "A twirlcr Tor SnnOlk. Will be
Given II trvout on the mound
Battle Axe. with their rrc.nl .
t.;hcnrd team. defeated th"Sn =
,,.,t;c md Potomac Tcl"phor" Com
mony Yesterday afternoon -
The rciuvrnatcd nine gave, thr 'NS
exhibition OF the year 3hu ~ W
~. IN. second half OF ~" season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
NEGOTIATIONS FOR SUNDAY
GAME DROPPED BYBRADLEY
League Head Declares That Objections OF Club Owners
Make Plan Impossible = Rocky Mount
Principal Opponent

Failure az Virginia League mag
mates to take kindly 10 the proposal
that the Richmond Colts and the
Portsmouth Truckers play "a contest
free at Mayo Island Park next sun
day afternoon. and the fact that tho
Portsmouth team. which is fighting
Wilson and Rocky Mount FOR the
League leadership, would have "A de-
cidcd advantage. If the contest WIS
played. has resulted in nclyotiation,
for the contest being dropped by W
u. Bradley, president Of the Virginia
League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
Baseball Commissioners
To Held Meeting Today

y mass'necting OF members OF
tn" Amateur Baseball Commission
OF Richmond, presidents OF leagues
and the various managers of the
teams. has hccu called for this af-
tcrnuon at o'cocll in the store Of
harris Fippcn. 1907 Fast Main
street. The members OF tho COM
mission are MessrS. Rose. Carter.
Thomas and Ragland
Without divuEing the nature OF
the subjects to bc discussed. mem
hers of the commission Yesterday
stated that matters of great i'm
portancc to 81 ndlot baseball OF this
city would be considered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
SIXTEEN TENNIS PLAYERS
REMAIN IN FOURTH ROUND
tBy AssociatcI Press

CHICAGO, June 2o-E!cvcn players
from Chicago and five from other
cities were lief; In the fourth round
OF the mems national clay court ten
mas singles after tpdny's play.
oi the SURVIVORS thos" who are re-
Hardcd as possible winners OF even
tuai honOrs are Walter Hayes. CHI
c%ro: Joseph Armstrong. st. Paul:
clifton Herd. Pasadena. Cal: Ralph
hnrdick and John ilenn"ss"y. In
dianapolis Preston Boydcu. Ink.
Forest. III. and Alex STuair. Chicago.
X Norris Williams, 2nd. Of Boston.
was deiaultcd today. Ills nonarrivai
was not explained.
should Williams arrive tomorrow
~" and Samuel Hardy. OF New York.
may play in the doubles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30

patch last night. MIR Bradley de-
clarcd That hc would have brought
I'll" matter TO the attention OF the
u'arnatcs at the meeting tonight ia
Norfolk had not certain moguls pro-
tested against the plan The own
crs Of the Rocky Mount team and
officials of the Petersburg club Of
Tered the most strenuous objections
Rocky Mount il at the top, OF the
percentage column and has AN excel
tent chanc" TO win the championship
Tor the first half. officials OF TN.
Hronchos for this reason objected
Sir.nu"uSly 10 the game being played
here SUNDAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
MANAGER SAYS TEAM WAS
NOT ORDERED FROM FIELD

That the South Side Athletic Club
baseball team was not ordered from
the Held last Saturday in the game
with Highland Park Athletic club
was tho substance ni Il statement
mad" Yesterday by MANAGER Holland.
OF tho South SidcrS
According TO Holland. South side
was leading by the score of III to Il
whom. in th" seventh inning. with two
men on bases. Triddy hit an iniicld
hN when the batter WAS no; called
out, Holland called the attention OF
the umurc 40 the mistake, and
showed him the rule hook. The nm
pir. then said the ball had been
hunted according To spectators. TIL"
bah went "a; least ten feet into the
air.
\ member of the South Side team.
angcrcd hy tho decision. left The
Held. Nnothcr South Side player was
available. hut the umpire. /, is al
legged. Immediately declared the game
forfeited. Holland said he had NOT
hccu notified OF the arhitcr's intcn-
iionS and WAS not given an opportun-
ity Ia place another player on the
field.
The decision was protested and
viii he considered AZ the next meet
ing OF the league.
south Atlantic Association Results.
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AQUEDUcT RESULTS

ing si> and half furloues Despair, ia7
sS%rend ,Jock scot. iis tRicc>. to I,
lSchuttingrr, > % !. TO !. to 5. won
q to :. ? 10 ?. shriI. Time; 40 ~, Also
rin; STAR Gou"t. swept Clean. pickwict.
Flibhertv Giah"t. Can0alour RI Primo.
second race four yrsr-olds and w: the.
$40 mile, swceptm"nt. Ia iMergrcrI, !
Z" 10. ! 10 out, won; joyful. Ia tRyersl.
~ tchayncl. 10 to !, 3 tn >. even. ,hgr1.
I!,n". too :. 8. joyful and Frank II. j. y.
Third NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; selling Ave
i,"r,,2,msi- st|ek t'm n iS2 !We,,nocr ; ~, 70
6 /, !: third 'TI,ne, i:ooa,s. Also IN.
Radical. MARGARET White Lizzie Pats.
.>t,oo, Bennington. Fred Kinney San Sc.
Fourth ytce--threc year n!ds and up. the
ST waller hnndlcap! one mlle-captaiu
ASa Fbtolrl@s@ "952y' ,c5,i Is ut
10 TO second: Fair Gain. 100
i'5s a-5 Also ran; iiEoSey; Hnktr. TO 10.
many,
e!m%%r fsr maGsSs on one "i miic 1 Rsp. t.
GTH ' Iaa zig (coit!et,b. /, % rs m " ).
;.o a.5 ts%%nt E,GsArsy ana s!si-r Vi
Rcyrlieu. Aiia McGec. 90
Sisth racs---twu- ycurolds: conaitt,nx.
Syc fur!ansn- Little Chief, ITO fssnasJ5
70 TO .. ! 10 ;. 3 to 5, Won; Mode. SD
tkrogh), 10 :. 10 8. to g. aso0ntl
M.sdoa! ITO tkummerl. s 10 g. Ia -
oven third, Also ran; Treviscot ttirfi
nraS' I"reh$' Tou. Sling, Draft Utoongs
International League Resuits.
Buffalo. b: Kochester. o. FiI u
Reading. o: Baltimore. II.
Jersey CITY. 7. Newark, d. Sf;3(7 s5tS4sl
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BEVERLY STREET DOWNS
CARY-STREET NINE, 8 TO 8

In u game featured by the hurting
Of Calvin. Beverly street. defeated
Cary street in yesterdays Park Place
Twilight League game, hv tho score
of = To :. Calvin famed twelve men
and allowed only three safe hits.
O'Neii, for Cary Street, pitched a good
game.
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CHURCH HILL DEFEATS
ALL-STAR AGGREGATION

Church Hili Athletic club was vie
;oriouS yesterday by the score of !
to III the exhibition game played
with an all star team. composed al
players OF the East End Twilight
League. The game WAS fast ana in
tercsting. both pitchers hurting cN-
.p IVA
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Organize Foreign Trade club.

Manufacturers and exporters OF :hc
city have been called To meet at the
Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday.
July q, for the purpose of organizing
u Foreign Trade Club" There will
be ono or two speeches made outlin-
Ing tho valve OF such a club.
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WHERE 'riiEN PLAY TopNr
Grrrrsboro az High Point.
Winston-Si,lcm NJ RnlriEh.
DanNillr AT Durham
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York: 81: Boston, ID Second
rhiImdeiphii,, 3: Washington. I.
81. immis. /; Chicngo. s Go inninE>,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
Drtrcit at Cleveland.
philadelphia ut Washington.
Boston at New York.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, :: Norfolk, {.
Rocky Mount. =: Petersburg.
N~wnnrt News. II: Fort smOuth, q.
Wilson, b.; SUFFOLK. 30