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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-11-19
e. HOME-TAlENT PLANS a
III II Il !ssl

TURKEY GOBBLER (offstage}
Nothing left but the tail
All me!
Nothing left but the tail.
(Enter boy in brown suit, with
sign Spirit of Turkey Gobbler."
Carries feather duster.)
Both the drumsticks you de.
youred,
Then you took piece of wing;
And you had the wishbone, too,
Then the heart - you greedy
thing,
Dressing gobbled by the plate,
One would think you'd float
away
In the sea of turkey gravy
That you gulped Thanksgiving
day.
exit Turkey Gobbler. Enter
whiteclad figure wearing sign
Mashed Potatoes.)
MASHED POTATOES: Garn-
ished off with parsley sprays,
Topped with butter, yellow gold,
Like fluffy heap of snow,
All the largest plate could hold.
DICK (drOwsily): Yum, yum,
but that looks fine,
Put some gravy. please, on
mine.
exit Mashed Potatoes. Enter
figure in red wearing sign Gran
berry SauCe.D
CRANBERRY SAUCE From
my happy marsh-land home
/ was shipped far, far away.
Fated to become a sauce
10 be served Thanksgiving day.
(Exit Cranberry Sauce Enter
three characters in green, labeled
Apple" Lettuce" and Celery"
They skip in together)
LETTUCE: We give a zest to
any meal,
TO housewives were a blessing.
CELERY Mayonnaise didn't
come along.
| guess she must be dressing.
exit Apple, Lettuce, Celery.
Enter figure in yellow with sign
Pumpkin Pie.D
PUMPKIN PIE: zone moro
Diece of pumpkin pie,
Finest stuff | ever ate"
SO you begged; now youl regret
That "One more piece" when it's
too late.
exit Pumpkin Pie. Figure all
n black, wearing sign "Aches-and-
'ains' 'dashes in.)
ACHES-AND-PAINS: Aches and
)alnS, I'm aches and pains,
Didn't you know that I'd be here?
Boys with greedy appetites
Always find me waiting near.
Bitter pills, black medicine,
Then a doctors bill to pay
That's what happens when you
Too much upon Thanksgiving
day.
(EXit Aches-and-Pains. Greenish
light vanishes)
DICK (awakening): Gee, | had
funny dream.
1t surely was a winner:
Tomorrow I'll not eat so much
AT our Thanksgiving dinner.
Boys and Girls Newspaper.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-11-19

Billy could not be coaXed or
driven back into his cage, so. when
the train stopped. the express mes
senger had another man come in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-11-19
ANSWERS TO THIS
WEEKS RIDDLES

|. Fox.
2. Twenty-fiV cents.
8. A pin.
4. Shoot.
s. -Four cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
COLTS AND CATS UNABLE
TO PLAY INITIAL CONTEST
Rain Prevents Gamc-TWO Con-
tests Arranged for Tomor-
row Afternoon.
MCCLELLAN is sED
Slim Pitcher Let Go by Manager
RyHn-SouthpawS Probably Will
Face Each Other in This After
Moons Battle.

>- Rain prevented the first game ~
the series between the Colts and the
suffolk Cats yesterday afternoon 1t
Mayo Island Park. but this moruInE
Ray Ryan's team has undispUtcd go
session of third place. The Norfolk
Tars knocked the Rocky Mount
Bronchos for goal in Tarvillc. Win
the result that the Fullies are ia
fourth place.
Richmond is TWO games behind the
SUFFOLK Cats. who are i'm first ~ r..
and one game behind Wilson run
ners up to Suffolk. Today'S contest
between the colts and tho cats viii
mean much 10 the local boys IL they
can grab the long end of The score
Every victory Will help ANA win
today should have the fans out pull
Dcnnani aspirations OF iH""N
1t is, probable that the fans VIII be
treated TO 4 battle between southnaw
Meekcr was Ray Kayans choice 20
do the hurting for the colts ycStei-
day, while street had selected Clap
pcy to oppose him Eain spoiled the
douh!e-headrH Will be played ,omor-
row afternoon, The first contest W.li
bes:n - $'&n o'clock.
slim" MgClollau. the hurjcr vino
came TO Richmond from Buffalo has
neen given his release by The Rich
mcni club Manager Eyan stated
Yesterday shat McClsllau was not n
shape. and tina; he had proved 81
little assistance to the other hurlers
since joining the Richmond team lie
worked out with the colts Yesterday.
and is expected 20 stay in Richmond
at his own expense tor few days
With the hope OF rounding into Skup"
" this writing Ryan has :our
nur.ers and he IS confident they can
hold their own with any IN the
lra"uc. They are fi.atwolo Me.kcr.
Smith and Fjnuegan. The first three
arc Left handlers. and il 5 almost a
toss up as To which = The host Ryan
expects 20 add TWO more competent
twirlcrs 10 the staff. bu, vii! bring
only good men - hclp the present
quartet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
IRA COUCH, OF CHICAGO,
IS SUBDUED FINALLY
i'incky Kid Nearly Wrcsts L,urcIs
From Champion at
Chicago.
by Associated Press.

CHICAGO. July li-Chick Evans.
rational golf champion. today cclc-
grated MS thirty-iirSt birthday by
shooting, perfect golf over the West
morcland links in order to defeat =,
l3-ycar-old boy. Ira Couch. OF Chica-
go. ! up and . to play. in the thirty
SIX Mole third round for the amateur
championship o: the Western Golf
Association.
As result OF his victory. Evans
viii continue to defend his title to-
morrow in the thirty-siX hole semi
iinais with Harrison Johnston. Of -,
Paul. who today disposed Of {. II
Rogers, of Grand Rapids. and u, by
paying almost as good golf as
In the upper half OF the bracket.
Il. l.. Knepper. Sioux city, eliminated
Doug las Twccdlc. OF Chicago. : and
t.. and won the right to contest the
p"nultimate round with George HART
man. Chicago champion Of public
links player. who downcd burton
Nudge, another young ChiCaEoan.
and 6.
Evans. in t-ouncing the youthful
Couch had i task far different from
taking candy from baby" In the
hrSt round Couch started With
birdie three on rorty-onc yard FIRST
hole and birdie four on the ASH
yard second. getting lead OF . up
Ia Chicks pars.
|, took hard work for Evans to
finish tho morning round with the
To shoot 81, 33--76 To Couchs -. -
-
Johnston. who has shot inside all
the other players sine. the tourna-
mcnt BEGAN. exceeded scvcnty-fivc
strokes for the eighteen holes for the
hrSt time this week.
DESPITE his off round in the morn
inc, Johnston scored sixteen pars and
i've brides in the thirty holes played.
Ills struggle for supremacy with
Evans tomorrow promises a close
contest.
Tho best completed round of the
day was played by Kncppcr. the Iowa
champion. IN the morning circuit.
scoring -. 25--72 20 reach tho lunch
con int"rmisSion I up to Twcedie's
excellent Is. 3S-;G. kncppcr took "A
par SO on tho third nine and was
up aud To play lie became dormic
by halvinE the 32O-yard twenty
eighth in four. but lost III" 3a1-yard
twenty ninth hy taking five strokes
borm!c :, tn" Iowa champion SUNK
putt for par = while Twccdic took i.
Hartman the other semi tinalist.
VIII" viii cross clubs with Knepper
tomorrow. displayed excellent Golf
also, but he did not have to extend
himself. as Nudge was off his game
and frequently got into trouble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
SINGLE C STEPS FIRST
2-M|NUTE MILE OF
accomplfSlics Feat on Track
lcdo-Winncr's Owner
CcivcS Silver Trophy.
tBy Associated Press


Toledo. ONO. July 1.-THE nr|
minute mile OF the season was
'"day when Single q. paced the II,
va me free, for;aii IN that time.
n nS""nd neat Single O. came III
nf Sambr!dg" city. Ind. owner "a
O.. was PRESENTED with "A larval
cup at the close OF the race
The Fort Miami stake was dIyIbI
,,wo divisions. The Todilcr winni|
neat. when Dodge. driver oil
ifritton. allowed rho fodder 10 xn |
,n III" lh'lh" 'hc judges declared |
on rl nnn , isiiscrv.d their decision.
IN" Fort Miami STAKE. In s,rnIYh,I
whiIr kilowatts batticd all the a
a ,shacc Of tn" money Shawnee ~
~ u"' ia straight heats.
~" 10 ir"t MAJ carried over ul
morrow The crowd today was III"
IN the history ~ crtnJ circuit rsci,I
Just 40 tbs hor.eS got away in II
neat terrific wind and Tain STORM
49," ~ vas nichit 20 soc the ho|
Summaries
-. Free for-ai! pace; three heats: pu]
Sl NyiiI, o. n. hy Anderson
Lou. 6Taitan; b IN. by Grat,an
Royal tN. Fleming .
'ann,I"; D. y. by san Francisco
" w Ihb' .-.......... .......
For; Milan! stoS.: 50. ,ro, IN. !.
..pn) >. three hcath: purse. JlOyO.
-" nhtl"F. b. K. h. Kcntucky|
Todd 'Silusuny
Great Bri,tpn. hik h.. hy pe,nr
'h"nault DcdgcD
Emma Harvester. L. m. by The
Harvester tBrusie5
p""fn,hy pay. oh. m. by Peter the
Great Edmnn, .........,....'..,'
IN, ,,a, TS'"r. Oh. h., by ironivIich
rauiak Todd. E.co,eiio and Xstt;:,
..'r""at also started. Time. 2.0si, !
20 ,:o' Tho For; Miami stake
Ella D!ll2}3. T. ~ BY Dillon AZ
Is ,.@wsiir. m hy Gen wa,i.
Asworihy tMcDonsldi "'FS"n
cn ,tLoa,. h'@2hc Or n hy Justice
WIinu, Fri-cp p. =. by San Fran.
c!-" tWh.tebeail ..-..-....'.
- Mishi"l. Moii," kniFh' also ,
..o rot. M hca,s purse ,,aoa
Shawnee. b <. by Akor ihI.sni
D..Eid q. b. e. by Porto Rico
Hasi,neo. p. u hy Morgan h1wor,hy
fStOk"sl ..........- .....
fayonian. b 9, ny j. Malcolm
Fo'h"s tEiInan) .-................''
J:,npc re = Gr|%,. IN. b. Peter the
CarWn'ita Iie!i. Mary Cobwln. ne
i.aiy Welgo. Mamie Locke and \ N
hrGoA also started. Time. 1901.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
HOLMAN WINS BOUT
FROM PADDY" MILLS
hichmond BOY Gets Popular YER
dict nt Broadway Ath-
lCtic Arrnn

wrestling fans OF Richmond were
treated to one of the best boxing
.'rni'aiS staged in this city in re-
cScht years last night, when three
aturc bouts, several prrlImInarfcs
anu a battle royal were put on az the
broadway Athletic Arena The en-
.clthihincht was arranged by the
promoters of the Broadway Athletic
HIsni Tor The patrons or the arena
charlie Holman. "A native or Rich
mono ana one OF the best boxers for
, ms weight IN this section "f the coun-
.,y, won u popular verdict over
daddy Mills. or san Francisco. Tn.
affair between Holman and Mills
Went eight rounds. At the end of
,nc battle neither boxer had been
hit hard, but the spectators were Of
inc opinion that Holman b;>I oui l.
pointed the Frisco boxer
~ the seminal match on the card
tommy McEvoy and Frank Duncan
ehNr an excellent exhibition. ana tho
spectators differed as TO which had
ne advantage. McI:voy appeared To
DC the tavoritc. however The bout
went SIX rounds,
;, Spccdy' Whitney and Nuts
iow"lI, flywcirhts. boxed six rounds
10 draw Both youngsters showed
many sterling qualities of tho ring
ana were evenly matched
out when he forced Jack Knowlson.
90 tennessee. to retire in tho second
round of II foUr-round bout
Earl Davis. Dispatch ncwgboy
champion. beat Young Staples in a
'hr"c-r"und affair. while "kid" Mar
c"ihchnv defeated Frank Metz ON
points IN thrcc-rOuHl bout
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
Fast Amateur Mines
Will Play for Title

Church Hill Athletic Club may
yet win the Commercial League
pcnnant for the first half OF the
season.
Ken T.. Finlay, president OF the
organization. yesterday forfeited
10 Church Hill the game scheduled
between DIR. Parkcr'S nine and
Battle AXE last Memorial Day.
Battle Axe on this date was uu-
able To put a full team on the field.
DR.. Parker did not wish TO accept
the game, and IL was agreed to
postpone the contest. when the
decision To divide the Commercial
League season was reached the
Church Iiill owner reserved The
right to play the game III case 1t
should affect the disposition OF
the pcnnant. The iirst half Of the
season ended with Penn Mutual
leading the league hy a half-Samc
margin
The championship game between
Penn Mutual and Church HIN VIII
he played Wednesday,. July -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
Former Colt Pitcher
Stops Dunn Team

Mike" Nirchcr. handed
hurlcr. who practically pitched
Richmond ;o',hc championship OF
the Virginia I.casuc for the first
hale ut the 1929 season. Yesterday
held The hard hitting and league
leading baltimore orioles To SIN
hits and shut them out. TO 0
while pitching for the Syracuse
team IN the International League
ilirchor hurried the first game of II
double header the second OF which
wcut "a the Birds.
The hurlcr was sold by the
Richmond team 10 tho st. Louis
Cardinals before the second half
of the season had advanced far
ana Walter schultz sent here in
his place. l<irchrr pitched several
games for the Mound city team.
but was shuuted To the minors Tor
seasoning this year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
| idewater Boxer Sends
Challenge to Local Boy

hed Leonard. Il l20-pound box
en- oil Newport News. last night
challenged Charlie Holman. Rich
mohu boxer. to IL bout, to be staged
III kichmond. Norfolk or Newport
News any time Holman deems il
wise to enter the ring with him.
The challenge was presented Uol-
man by Ickc Smith Just after
me local boy won a popular de-
cisioh over Paddy" Mills at the
Broadway Athletic Arena.
Leonard is in charge of Allen
lrowcr. and. under his manage
'hchl' mas made an cnviible rec
ora by meeting the leading boxers
OF Underwater Virginia. He has
FACED Holman also. and believes
mat he is able to put up a good
scrap against the Richmondcr
The first time Leonard met Ilol-
man. the bout resulted in "A draw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES

purse; fvc and half :nriGngs-Ho.de. i9 TO-:
So !, Goes icS; pr r : -" ~, H. *
second race-,hree-ycar- olds and no
selling; the Dextcrous purs": about ak M
Ycaoman.ttc. IS. war Map. 10: Mis- Ran
kin. 81: Lloyd GeorEe. ITO; Celtic La 20,
Rustler. los Equator li0 'fr.rrery, =
Foam, IS; ManLalay, ~: Mashi n,.. en- ~
p 7. Barnum. 1903.
Excluded from second rage--jaeo. M; MI
Mnsivnn' liberty Gil. Gimme" Ttlr.--
Ling. invIncihic. r"risourdin" and s' III.
Third race--thrco-year- ODDS ana up; re-
yards-Bin BANG. 1893 DUc DE NORM, 'N.
SunnyIaud. log; i.Eclsir. ilS. S%dda ~.
P FAD n" wh n,t1'i ioa. samrny Eellv III;
Romnny. IOl The Lamb. % i.ori
brighton. I2l: Genie W. 100; peEI'tiu'"'
Fourth race-,hree- year OILS and np' me
Gramatan handicap: on" Iiie 'hI IA
los: Thund"rciap. l27. Halel Dancer. a.
INK: the Eoekland pnfscs on. iGlS h'' on
clghth--Challcngcr li?. 'tinTm. M, 80
lo': Male; g, Jim Eomrn,h ~ ma l,Ii K;
!0t: Queen EIondc. 100; 'I"Ckuor, 10. :
.iiorcd, 100 King, Asr,u1"; ', I'M
SprinGGalc iuTs": hTe ;ur'nnSs--N''N ''''
sixth racc--two- ycar-olds; selling: The
log. Doves K"o-,, 10; 500 nnsh' ~,
Virginia 100. Cits,iSn 100 WI,ek..Trt I iTs
'N"s;lcss. ioi, h!!isdsle. i9' ns ~.
h 100 sung iEi re- fs' San siG.n5 10, Daie
liz: Grass Tree. 1903. Sw.ri'y, .o'.
ESfg1e' w iT2m kg ih'h Ms,eh,s my
WI,chwoTS, Farewell Taps. Hol" ana LIZ
IN sSS' pounds apprsn,'as ailow.n"e
81, lined Weather cloudy. Track ihst.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15

n Ma0ny ihn:npp. ,Ac,rGTs. ,.craeh q Dawn,
second racc-thc Cornwall pur-e. three
year 'rlIs aud up: On" mile and seventy
yards-it"cnunt. IL 6MIilcrI. to T. / 20
!" >, won: Cur':w. 3 OCailahp Z 10 .
q" !. {" 10. second: Para,Ior. log tC'oi,
tll'ill. to ]. - !. even 'h!rJ Tin.
" -. Also rhn-N-to. JcsaIa Tho MIR
nan. Hal Dancer "
Thlrd Facr-th" Fr!voll;y srIlDr s.aac..
s"'"' "n-y'ur-oli-. nv" aud half .ur-
longs Nc" .. 100 iMoOnry,. T. To- : even.
J 20 ! won: Picnic 10 'Ensorb 10 l.
ven. :" Z, >"coTd; Sai.!ug Along lGI
tt"illcttsi. 20 :. out. out ihlri Time
lin! - Also rau Red Tom Pastoral
fonttn Fhc"-Prlmrog" handfcap. three.
Year Oils AMI up rarr- one ,nIIo-Cha-
team Ihi"rry. ihi iC0lt!lcttg : to 10
% O. won: Inu"'ta. ~. CFatur) : 10 ?
"n~n. :" s".ond Elected r.. 10 On
,pr', I. J. ia :, :" ,. third Time.
20 -. A.-n rrn-Edwguu. Banis-ia
n.is anu ~ sclaimin"; ono mil. and soy
!" :" s. ! 10 won: riokwici III
li"vhnhnm III Turner y 20 J 3 10
to third Time. i.is Ai.o ran
SIKH race-th" Daisy purse. .wo-,a,-
o.ds M" !i"u nl;ior; ryc tur!orr- -Coliinr.
li3 tS"udcj. 20 :" 80 g. : 20 > won ,
1arnercJ'a. 10 cCo',ilcttO 20 :. . IN
J 20 :. second: painncc. 10 tkuiumNr,
IA .. J 70 .. 80 e. third Time .6s
Nisn ran al"1,la. Finnish Maid prr,tv
Lady. p~lh' Maid. G'cn BNlls SfJiu, r...
SlSh'. MARYLAND B"lic. pisuuic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
WINDSOR ENTRIES

First race-.:.2o3: claiming: ,wo-year.
o!is: msldcns: hv2 furlongs-I pet )
humps. liz: Grace Foster. IL. Alma Was.
ssr liz; Plune!la III: Speed River los,
Pepper Grass. liz. Miss Frauland. li2i
M"dn1. ll-: Powder Face. IL: Fores:ail
II. Nell" Lemon. IL; Black Flag, IL;
Mncking bird li2: wilfoS. rs.
second ;aCe-pursc. 1i-ig; claiming
one and onc-c!gh;h mil.s-Vioa O.. a
'poro,hea Car!in. l9i: 'Mallowmot. lO6
Gold; II; 'S'a;im. %; :Anmu;, lC5.
Third raCc-purse. Sl.3)o. allowances
two-y"ar -"lds: cOlts ana Gtldings: five
aud half fHrlonrs-.Tamcs B. brown
10; Tom Cassidy. lln Saddle and Roots
no. Marble. 40: Devon!tc, 10: TOP Mast
Fourth racc-pursc. s,.2;o: claiming; 10,
three y"ar-olds ana up: on. and one.
eighth milcs-'Shc Devil. IS; 'Neenah. IoJ
Sea Way. loj: Gibby. icJ: C"rydon. iGi
Tom Hr0"ks. 40; 'Iond. io3. Austrai. los
blackboard. l"i; Lady I.onIfcllow. l]3
.Hackamorc: in3; Cavalcadour. Io5. Dot.
;ns Rest. lc5: rarnay. lo5.
Fifth race-;ursc. sl,-oo; al!owa nccs
three year olis aud IN: one mne-Chict
lfartbcl!, 81. Alvin r Hcrt. l37: Clnyinore
10: Elacki" Daw. Id; TIppo Sahib. 10,
Rowing bubbles. lG". War Zone. li3. Reg,
.strar. lG3: Smart Guy. it.: Dodge. liG
sixth racc- purse. sl.2D; claiming: three
ycar-olds and w.: on" and one sixteenth
milcs--Prunc-. s.: Tantaius. 1917. NCccler
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
WINDSOR RESULTS

First racc-for three ycsr-olds ana up:
n! ,@ iii 'i IyEc '.ii5oS SIX r9nFs-To.,
I'm. Frank IIl5j. Clavcr. 81. 80. s. O5. See.
Ihsg5l k1 rlsn John H2D. ANDERSON. $1,000,
" en k. IIms i il2 t;o,d Al? r.q-pr c"5;
n" Morning. Unclc's I.uss.c. R!u Mc,ioy.
FIt2 Doodle.
Second racc.-for ,wo-ycar.olls Canadian
20 NiGl; Murphy sa,!5. $50 S..o5 Won:
i i.Si5impni In pGi,: Iiav"r '25o, 500.
;hrd Tim. rs Also rsn--Brlghi
M@.rrninS. keiiy.s queen. cnc"chafd
'llai'mins. purse $500. ono ' mliG--vi..,s,
Sn.!rmnn uI5l. Grun",scn. $50, s5.l5.
sss5 , W?9' ,r Tan sgn, - ul G ,
Mis. rs,,s KiEiux. t how We '' M mo
MGrrimIc' Diomed. Joaquina ana kashmir.
Fourth rac"-the Provincial hundlcap:
ior two ear-old~; pur>" s.. 600: nv. and :,
M Msl il.Ti?nEs-DrGS % Allan Ciel hu';
Thoughts .Gl2). harrington. $3.50. t2ss.
5TISmd i 10 Finn I21l, roHi .:75 th.rd.
Twai,"n CAPTAIN Scott. Johnny Dundee and
three year -nlds purse 5. 600. ono mic
$500 $3.50; '2;lseo, .!l.ao. won: lin DAISY uo6i,
GaTrner. $685.. th.rd. 'rIm". i:i5.-5. N,si
IIn-Biack servant PonEec. Pimlico. Dark
sixth racc--for three yc.r-oIG, and IN:
Mu,,it!ns Ciosl Gi"v.r $3.50 s ss76. ~ Out out.
out second: TalLsinan GlD. Morris out.
'hlrI. Tine. lag -. Go!dme s!S.n Fan.
up g sifmln rsee pufS snG
s!Nicenth-Rosoat t3Sp. i. Rowan S. 10,
So $50 Won: our birthday Uloi, ".
900. Drcy.r 1915: third Time. i:i7. !
Also ran-M!nor. iiarryburEoyn". Naptha-
I'VE, An'o'nettc. Alma -. and Harry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
P0UGHkEEPSIE AWARDED
FEATURE RACE OF YEAR
- N.snrLnt.d -

y" N-100INt-d Tr-ss
~ EispS T.. y. y. July Ii
.liu m. tied hy SECRETARY NIeNauE.r
,"At. az pauI ia. and agree
mont today of ia, local dircutors ~,
! .l'HI.iN "'ll be raced hcre during
.I"h' circuit meeting. III. Week. s:
'Ni ar' ~ There az. tWo races in
iais "N'ut for > ana 3-ycar-ulds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
STANnING OE CI.IiI,>
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.


Chicago at liostnn.
Cincinnati at BrOOklyn.
Pittsburgh ut Philadelphia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15

ate. 100: Mint Cat. Ils: Gain de Cause;
30: CONNIE -. ini. Aph. ~: Pastoral
Swain. w 'Semc Baby. 20. Murray ~
The Wit. li3.
Seventh racc-purs". $50: claiming
three year o!ds and IN; one ana ony.
eighth milcs-'King Trnjam. ~ franz
shannon. iOi. Ringing II: ~. peerless
One. los: Montii!o. 90 'kuh!n""r, ~
Pierre "a Ecu lo,: I.othair. i0s; Little Ed
los. our birthday. los. l.. f0udrc 49,
Yowcl ItG; Air Alan. los; Ellison. .''.
-'AprrcntiC" allowance" claimed.
no t.l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

FIRST race-thc High Nonn purse: selling
three ycar-olds and up. ABOUT s'S iui
iongs-AlcSanIcr Hamilton, ~ ,Syh",,tinn
cor Z IN !. even, to =. won. cum san.
II, isande). TO 8. 20 o. tol,s.cond .
Mncsurneen, IS lCallahan,, 10 20 10 i
4 Ia / third. Time. l:ip l-5. A!so ran.
SAINT, Claus, Guv'nor. Baily Mooney. III
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NEW YOT!k July lI-Thc 81
sion OF Pitcher Rcuthcr. nl
BROOKLYN Nationals on Il cha 4
characterization. was announce
day President E.bbctg. Of III,
porbas. said that the ,wiricr ha
scented himself without leave.
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VIRGINIA SENDS TEAM
TO FOURTH ANNUAL SHOOT

BALTIMORE. MD. Julv J, MIA
States. including virginia. Vim hc
IcbTescnttd in The fourth animal
moot Tor the tWo-man ,rapshootinr
ip'onShip az tho Eastern States
"H'ch VIII start hero tomorrow.
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DATES OF COMMERCIAL
LEAGUE GAMES ANNOUNCED

Tn" dates for the games in the
commercial League, which were post
ponnd from July To allow the Ro-
'"iE ana kiwaniS Clubs TO stage Il
game, have been announced.
i'"nn Mutual and Battle Axe Will
may at boulevard Park next Wed
ncsday, July 20. Battle Axe and
church li!ll will stage their defer
red contest Wednesday. August 3, tho
week after the cha mpiOnsh p game be
tween Penn Mutual and Church Hill.
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RON ''l i'tHSLF IN t'bin.
iitifcd for Ring IN tcnth.
i.'is.mrEn ..,.. Gle 100 600 L..
Philadelphia ... 600 90. oa1 a.,
summary Two-haS. hit--CarIson. Iig-
'.". S.hmdt Robgrt-on kuuctrhy. ~ Mi
r. Hon" run--H Miller. irugEy Sac
.H.'S- k"n"inny. !ttpp. Double playg--
M"ntg" 'unhss.st"dp Meanwhile. CutShaw
Hhd ',flun; M"uro" knn"tthy and II Nil
t.F. l.rii on basrs--PlttsburEh . Phiin-
i".uhlh. Ense on balIS-on Carlson .
i..HE - furk puf-by Carlson. !. by
niNi. jmpiTcs- ki.m and Ensl!e.
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CRIMES STREAK BROKEN
.IRv Assoclated rress. l

BHOOKLYN, Iuly li-RIrloIgh Grimes
winning streak was broken today when
Cincinnati beat the Supcrba~. : to :.
liruON.Nr rallied IN The eighth. Knocking
EIor out OF the h0N. IN; was unable to
tie he score. a. RiXcy was rushed 20 the
yes sue and hold them hltess.
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GIANTS DEFEAT CARDS
I EN ASsnniltnd prnSs |

NEW YORK July il.-New York won
It's 'hird successive victory OF tn. series
with $. Louis today IN AN extra inninG
contest. 20 81.
Eurn- -.rGl- IN thu tenth inning with
III" bases full. scored New Works. winning
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NINTH INNING RALLY
SAVES BOSTON BRAVES
Cubs Arc Leading, = to o, but Fred
NiitChcli'S Team Scores
IhTCN Runs.
I By AssoCiatcd Press. |

HoSroN. July li.-Roston went into its
ninth inning today with Chicago leading
"a o. hut HI lir3v"s made three runs
aui won tho gam" before a man had becn
put our. j was Boston's eighth straight
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UNCONVENTIONAL i.cnrmc nc.nIl.

BuHaIh. dorsey CITY, I.
Toronto. o; Newark. .
syracuse. SIS. Baltimore. OF.
Rochester. G. Reading, s.
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PIRATES WIN IN TENTH
ley Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA. PA Iuiy li-Dou-
hla~ 10y Schmidt and Houart~ son ;avo Pitts
hutEh e i"h..un!ng victory over ph!ladci-
phih today. 10 {
Carlson h.ld tho Phlllcg h!;lcss until
n" sixth inning when Il Iillcr and Hrng
ny ''N hiiN" nome runs Into thc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15

WHERE THEY rLAY TODAY.
New York al ~. Louis.
Washington ut Chicago.
Philadelphia ut Detroit.
BOSTON at Cleveland
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Bancroft stolen blsc-Frisch. Sacrifices
Young. Bancroft, cunn!nsham. Double
pluy--HDrushE Ldvan and Fuurnicr. ll1i-
New York. Is; s.. Louis. ; Base on balls
,nn,nss. on Ryan. : In 10. Strmc< 'Sut@Gy
Ryan. 10y Bailey. >. umplrcs-Ris!rr
and Moran Time. 2:OI.