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The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16
LINDSEY STILL FIGHTING

DENVER, April 16-Counsel fo.
Judge Lindsey has been granted
three days in which to file petitions
asking suspension of the CONTEMPT
of court sentence, imposed on the
judge because of his refusal to
violate the confidence of child. The
request was granted after Judge
Lindsey had made a verbal state
ment to the court.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16
EDITORS ARE DISAPPOINTED

ABERDEEN, April 16-The Aber-
deem World has received a special
dispatch from the national capital
IN which it is stated that President
Harding cannot accept the invitation
of Pacific Northwest editors to at
tend their meeting at Mount Rain
Ter during the coming summer. The
President says it will be impossible
for him to get away from Washing
ton while Congress is in session, and
he expresses the belief that the
session will last until late in the
summer.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16
Seamen Vote Against Strike

Sc0men VOkS ABdlHSt SkEtAC
The Seamen's and Firemen's I'M
ions have voted against striking in
support of the coal mine strike, and
it is quite apparent today that
British labor forces are broken into
sections as a result of the refusal
of the transport workers and rail-
waymen to continue their support
of the coal miners.
The split in the ranks of the labor
organizations came after the par
liamentary committee of the Trades
Union congress, the national execu-
tive of the Labor party and the Par
liamentary Labor party had adopted
resolutions expressing solidarity with
the Triple Alliance in the strike
movement.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16

POLICY TO WAIT
UNTIL TRIP OF PRESIDENT

SEATTLE, April 16-The Wash
ington correspondent of the Seattle
Times has advised his paper that il
is the intention of Mrs. Harding to
accompany the President on his trip
to Alaska during the coming summer
1t is expected that they will reach
the Pacific coast between August
first and fifteenth.
The correspondent says that It
has also been learned from high
official sources that the President is
convinced that during the past seven
years the Government has not given
sufficient attention to the develop
ment of Alaska, but it is understood
that the proposed new Alaska policy
will not be determined upon until
President Harding and Secretary
Fall have visited the territory and
returned to Washington.
There appears to be difference
of opinion between Secretary Fail
and Representative Curry, of the
house committee on territories, re-
garding the details of the proposed
Alaska policy. Curry's idea, as out
lined in his development board plan.
is that d board of five members
sh'"N q; erarse Of all govern
mental activities in Alaska. And the
secretary believes the administration
of Alaskan affairs should be in tho
, hands of one man, resident in the
territory, and who will have full
authority to act for the Government.
1t is believed that the plan Of Secre-
tary Fall will have the support of
the President. 49,.
Representative Curry plans TO in
troduce his development board bill
after the first of May.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16
SEGURA PAYS PRICE
FOR KILLING RILEY

Mailo Segura, found guilty at Flat
on a charge of numbering J. E. Riley
and sentenced to pay the extreme
penalty for his crime, committed in
cold blood, was hanged at Fairbanks
Yesterday afternoon, under the direc-
ton of Chief Deputy Marshal Joe
Miller. The trap was sprung at ! :39
and at the end of six minutes Sc
gura was pronounced dead by Dr.
de la Vergne. The execution was
witnessed by about fifteen persons
including numerous members of the
petit jury, Father Monroe, federal
officials and representatives of the
press of Nenana and Fairbanks. The
execution was accomplished with
smoothness and dispatch.
Buoyed by the hope tina. ancthe:
respite would be granted him, Sc
gura kept his nerve up to the hour
Of execution, but when he was final
ly led from his cell to the deatl
chamber, he collapsed completely
and fell in a faint.
The crime for wrich Segura wa.
found guilty was wholly without
excuse, justification or and mitigat
ing circumstances. Riley was con
Quoting extensive mining operation
on Otter creek, in the Iditarod dis
! trict, and had become heavily in
volved financially. Segura was :
woodchopper and to him Riley wa
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16
LATE STORM RAISES HAVOC:
LARGE AREAS DEVASTATED

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, April 10
Sections of Arkansas and Texas
were swept yesterday by one of the
worst storms recorded in many years
and the meager reports received
from various storm centers indicate
that fifty or more persons lost their
lives, with scores injured and great
deal of property destroyed. The
tornado cut a wide swath across
parts of Miller and Hampstead
counties in Arkansas, and Cass
county, Texas, but because of the
paralyzed wire communication in all
directions, the authorities believe it
will be several days before the full
extent of the damage will be known.
In the upper rural sections of Miller
county eleven are known to have
been killed, and between fifteen and
twenty are reported to have been
killed near Hope, in Hampstead
county. -. ...~@.s
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16
Towns Wiped Out

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April 10
Unconfrmed reports filtering into
this city over crippled wires indi-
cate that the towns of Ralph, in Tus-
caloosa county, and Bullig, in Lamar
county, were practically destroyed
by the tornado which swept that
section of the state this morning.
Scores of persons are reported to
have been injured.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16
MARINE ENGINEERS REFUSE
TO ACCEPT WAGE SCALES

NEW YORK, April 16-The Mar
inc Engineers Beneficial association
has notified American steamship
owners that the proposed wage cuts
of from 20 to 80 per cent will not
be accepted by the members of the
association.
A counter proposal has been sub
mitted to the owners for renewal
of the present working agreement,
with slight notifications. :... <..>
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16

indebted a little less than $500 y
further sum was to become due to
Segura and his partners in August,
of 1918. Segura wanted a state
ment from Riley showing that the
amount already due him and to be-
come due him and his partners in
August was due him (Segura). Such
statement Riley declined to give
him until such time as Segura would
bring his partners to the Office and
have a complete understanding as
to the amounts due each, or until
ne could produce statement signed
by his partners showing that he was
entitled to receive all the partner
ship funds. At this time Segura had
in the bank at Iditarod about $1,000
which he drew out four days before
he shot Riley.
On the morning of the murder
Segura went to Riley's Office and not
finding him there went to a shop on
the claim where Riley was working.
He stood around for quite awhile
until the workmen who were helping
Riley went back into the shop. Soon
shots were heard and the men, upon
rushing out, found Riley dead. Sc
gura ran a short distance and threw
away his gun. An alarm was given
and the men on the dredge, which
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16
PACKING COMPANIES OBJECT
TO LOSS OF BAD SALMON

SEATTLE, April ia hearing
has begun in the local federal court
to settle the contest of packing
companies, which have filed objec-
tons to the action of the Govern
ment in condemning 459 cases of
canned salmon as unfit for food.
Experts from many sections of the
country are expected to testify for
the Government.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16
SOLDIERS CONFESS

TACOMA, April 16-Officers are
authority for the statement that
Lawrence Bogart and Everett Impyn
have confessed that they assaulted
Eleanor Sheyel, a civilian nurse.
The crime was committed by the
two soldiers near Camp Lewis on
Monday night. Under the federal
laws, the death penalty is mandatory
upon conviction.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16
AMERICAN LEGION is ASKED
TO HELP MURDER cUSPEC7

TACOMA, April 16-Roland Pot-
hif, who is held in connection with
the death of Major Cronkhite, at
Camp Lewis, has wired the local
post of the American legion, asking
that an attorney be retain ID for his
defense.
The date of Pothif's trial has not
been ste.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16
Wanted a Vote Taken

Lloyd George endeavored to in
duce the labor leaders to make use
of the ballot before joining the big
strike. He suggested that labor put
its case squarely up to the nation,
and promised that the government
would do the same, letting the nation
decide the final issue.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16
Ten Houses Wrecked

HATTIESBURG, Miss, April Is
Ten houses were wrecked at Son.
tag this morning by one of the worst
storms recorded in that section in
many years. One person was killed
and a score injured.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16
FUR PRICES SHOW GAIN

NEW YORK, April 16-The fur
market is in a much healthier con-
dition at present than earlier in the
year, according to prices quoted at
the spring fur auctions held in this
city.
Northern mink show a gain of 20
per cent and southwestern skins 80
per cent. General quotations are
substantially above the January
level.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16
Denver In Storm Zone

DENVER, April 16-This city and
a large section of the state are in
the grip of one of the worst biz
yards recorded here in many years.
with a 42-mile gale raging and more
snow forecasted All wire communi-
cation is crippled.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16
COPPER COMPANIES CUT WAcI

COPPER COMPANIES CUT WAGE
NEW YORK, April 16-The Utah,
Ray, Chino and Nevada Copper
companies, which recently suspended
operations on their properties. have
announced a twenty per cent wage
reduction in the salaries of officials
and other employees remaining on the
payrolls.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16
WEEKS WANTS BIG ARMY

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 10
Secretary Weeks, at a conference
with congressional leaders yesterday,
expressed opposition to the proposal
to reduce the size of the peace-time
army below $4,000.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16

BORDER CLOSED TO YANKEES
LIVERPOOL, April ia dis
patch from Libau says the Bolshevik
authorities have closed the frontier
of Russia against Americans.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16

CORK, April 16-A dozen houses
were burned by crown forces today
in Bally Macelligott, County Kerry,
following the shooting of the COM
mander Of an auxiliary company
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16
LOOT IS RECOVERED

ST. LOUIS, April iG--Postotiiee
inspectors have announced the re-
covery of $4,000 OF the 100000
in bonds stolen in recent mail rob-
berries at Jefferson City and st. Chal-
lse.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16
sTETcHER THROWS KENNEDY

DALLAS, April Is --Stetcher won
from Kennedy here yesterday, in trso
straight falls. Kennedy claims me
Canadian championship.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16

LITTLE ROCK, April 16-Thirty-
nine deaths have been reported here
and searchers in the Tornado-swept
sections expect to find more bodies.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16
wAsHoUT WRECK TRAIN

HATTIESBURG, April 16-The
Cincinnati and New Orleans limited
was wrecked near here today as the
result Of washout. Several passen-
gers were injured but none seriously.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16

AIRPLANE CRASH FATAL
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 10
Lieut.. James Landgin was killed at
Boiling field yesterday as the result
of the collapse of his airplaue.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16
coMPERs TO TAKE BRIDE

NEW YORK, April 16-Samuel
Gompers, veteran head Of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor has an
nounced his engagement to Mrs.
Gertrude Gleaves Neuseler. The mar
riage will take place at an early
date.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16
Wires Are Down

CHICAGO, April photographic
communication with the West and
Southern sections are paralyzed to-
day as the result of storms and biz
yards which are sweeping various
sections. There are no wires work
ing between Chicago and Omaha,
and the wires are also down from
Denver to Dallas, Little Rock, New
Orleans, Shreveport, Memphis, Chat
tanooga, Birmingham and Cincinnati
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16

storm which swept Cas-, Smith,
Wood, Grigg and Bowie counties.
Six persons were killed at Avinger
and one death is reported from At
lanta.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16

James LAWN came back from Fair,
banks yesterday.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-16

Severe In Texas
DALLAS, April 16-At least sew
en- lives were lost in yesterdays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06
TWO IMPORTANT CONTESTS
AT BOULEVARD PARK TODAY

Taka-knla and church Hill will
battle for first place hunors this az
tcrnoon in the FIRST game OF the Com
mcrcial I.c:.uc double hcaadcr at
Boulevard I'ark.
should - soft drink Lads win. q
two game lead and an excellent
N nee 10 cop the pcnnart for tho
last half of IN" season viii hc their
reward church Hill viii hEht hard
TO win. hcraus" a victory VIII plac"
tn. East End nine in a tic for first
place.
Whether or not Battle Axe is tho
fast team i, appeared To ne last week
will he determined in tho second
game when the Shocmakcrs clash
with Penn Mutual. "Hip' COLLINS
Will try hard To repeat his stunt Of
last Saturday, while "ty' rcarc" IS
equally as determined 10 bring hum"
the bacon for his club.
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JEANETTE RANKIN WINS
FEATURE RACE AT MIAMI
Famous Horse Takes Toledo Blade
$1,000 Stake for 2:fl
TrottcrS.
iBy Associated Press. !

TOLEDO, OHIO. Aug. 5.-Jcancttc
Rankin repeated as a consistent
winner today. carrying Lon Melon
aid home with victory in the fca.
turc race Of the days program al;
Fort Miami track, the Toledo Blade
$4,000 stake for 2:l4 trotters.
summaries
EOS pace. three heats: purse, ST.
May Belle Direct. h. M. 10y
Gordon rrincc. Gray -. /
J. w s, b. =. by j. $. g..
Wr;'ck. h. H., by Peter The
Great. G'aliD ..... S ? 5
Crysial Night. II. y. by crys-
tali"n. tStookcS) ...... 3 ) {
u s,rn ngnE5"S' Wni,a s.: Ivy /. .
Time. 2:oG 3-i ":03 Ii: 200 Ia.
2:05 trot: the Stcadman stake; So
0O0:
E. Colorado. h. h. by col"ra-
Peter col@y. N b. =. by rc,cr
the Great. tStokcs) ..... 2
Millic Irwin, l.. m hy Bin
cara, CIV. Fleming . -
Baron Gigantic. II. h. by
Arion Mckinney. hr. y. 10y
Mckinney. tErsi<;neD 80. dis
Time. 2:O5 IL; 2;e' IL; 2:os 80
Toledo Times stake; 3-ycar-old
Ir''' purse, S-,"n", TWO IN tnrr"
heats:
SilIadar. blk. c.. by silico.
tMurphyD :...:.
Sakaura. blk. f.. by Atlantic
Express. Gil. Fl"minr) -. -
Peter Pluto. oh. e.. by Peter
the Great tMcpunald) go. 2
iiclvuc blk e.. by General
Watts, I'ltmanD .....
G""rs. oh. T.. by Etawah.
tH"crS) ...............
Heather also started.
Time. 200 IL: 2:ll "a.
The Toledo blade stake:
Jcan"tt" Rankin On. m, 10y
san Francisco. CMcDnnalD >
Princess Etawah. blk. m. by
Etawah. tWhitc) ...... 4
Taurida. nix. m, by Peter the
Great. 0i. Flcmine) 800. %
Main Lick. blk. L, by Main
Leaf. frhomasp ... 2
Linara Watts. blk. m. by
General Watts. tF.dman) 81. ,
Alicola III" Great, Miss Morris, st.
Patrick the Great. also started.
Time, 2:05 Ia; @:"5 IL; 2:oi l-2.
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Aragon Receives Credit
for His Drive Yesterday

For IN" benefit Of the fans who
expressed doubt uS to whether or
not Hing NrraEon should re-
crjy" credit for Il home run on his
drive over the lcft-ccnter-iieiL
fence. which decided the game be-
tween the lars and the Colts yes
i-rlIy. tho following. is quoted
.rum tn. 1871 edition or Spau,-
GiuGs baseball Guide:
EUl" ~, section 3a-lr. in the
last half Of III. final inning. with
the winning run ON base. the bats
man drives home that rum credit
shalt hc given him for as many
bases ON has hit as the runner all
vIuCcS: except. however. in the
case OF a hatSman driving Il fair
ball out q; the playing field. he
shalt receive credit for "a home
run.
The Reach 1921 Baseball Guide
quotes the above verbatim.
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NOT TO ALLOW INDICTED
WHITE SOX IN MINORS
IHy Associated Press |

NJHl'EN. y. Y. Aug. 5.-Thc White
Su"x players involved in the base
hul. scandal IN Chicago, VIII not be
permitted - join minor League cihns'
4 H. Farrell. chairman Of the ma
ti"nal board "ui the National Assoc
citation. said today.
The jury tells US that crooked
ness in sports is not It crime in Cook
County ILL.,. in spite OF confession
az CUNT" said MIR. Farrell. Tho
jury should now h" placed on trial
Tor lihcllinG the moral atmosphere
q: the p"opl. of Cook County. Ill,
The players Will not h" permitted 10
join minor league clubs.
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INDIANS GIVEN ANOTHER
JOLT BY WASHINGTON
Senators Make Il Three Straight
Over Champs, Winning
Iny Associntch Press.

ii"Shy IN the first inning OF trday's game.
Washington scored two runs and won
hardly from III" Cleveland Indians. TN"
final score being to !. as Sn;hornn. VINO
succeeded Bachy, MAS hit oppo-junciy.
Tn" victory was IN" third win for tho
HON" '"am over IN" champions and wit
yn"d IN" GHp hctw"'u New York ani
WHshinGtuu, os Tho Yankees handed DC
tr,ii beating. Washington has won
eleven consecutive gaines
sam Ric" l"i ia ~" hitting for tho
home team getting three hits out OF -Four
times up he divided honnrs with Speaker.
tho Indians manager
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uri,i,h Proc CATER. Lose.

SCHENECTADY y. y. Aug -
George Duncan auda Abe Mitchell.
british professionals. v-r" beaten in
Ia thirty-sjN hole exhibition golf
match at IN" Mohawk coli club to-
day Icy Wlliam VI Patton. Mohawk.
and JcroW" II Trav"rs. Upper Mount
clair. four times amateur champion.
hv q sccr" 81 up and 10 play:
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PH|LL|Es ARE DEFEATED
BY PITTSBURGH, 8 TO 5
Come From Behind and Take
Third Straight From
QuakcrS,
LNv AswoclntrL nrcss. !

PITTSBURGH. Aug. a.-Pittshurrh won
its third straight victory over Philadelphia
today. S to ).
carlston was replaced by linn in tho
fourth. after Cy Williams home run, In
IN" thi-l had given tn" visitors a two
run lead. Grimm. OF the Pirates. was nurt
IN the sixth. when hc Was struck on th.
shouidct 10y pitched ball and had to
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SCOrN hy lnnInEH, ~. - 49, ~
NcW YORK ............... .'.'" ~ Ivy "nn
Summary 'Tvo-hrs" hi- ~ NCil"nry.
j,ris|h RAWLINGS Mueller. Three h"s"
hit risch stolen bases F,'s"h e..
stock. sacrifice l.avan, 'i'm"nS h"nth
THurnicr. I;s,vlnrs. bancroft Kelly Lott
a., hascs-%"w York .. 81 i'"uiS. =
H,sc ON ballS--ou ron"y =: OF Wnk"r: :.
iiiis-on Walker, in innings; or R'il"y.
In innings. Struck "ut-nN I"h"y.. :.
~ Walker l. wild pitCh-Fon"S. I'm
riics-O'Day and CuiElry. T'n' 900.
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Washington.
Totals .,,,;.,i:,.........29 so

/ ~INFN ~ INUI0EN. IT.
cleveland /. ............... nGn col 600
Washington ........ -..... ,Ni ulo GoN-i
summary: Twn-basc hits klcc tgl.
: aC II e. c--iirrris. bnuhl" plays
S-we'l :" Wnuhscanss % iurns l.cf' on
has Cleveland. =; Washington. 9. Iias"
ufs-o0 nIshy. in Is inning oft
So'l.iou. in g innings. lit by
r'' hur-hy SothnrOn tMiI"rN. Mild pitch
---~u' heron. struck out-hy Mocridr". ::
ly So' horon. g. Losing pitch"r-RsEhy
TlmN--l ~
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IIcrman Ia Meet Mnn,,.uI.

Herman, bantanwci@ht champion "t
Inc world. has been matched Win
Young Montreal, OF rrividcncc, for a
trr.round. no-dccision bout here La
bor Day. according 10 announcement
today by Promoter Dominick To:to.
rich-
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YANKEES RETAIN LEAD


NEW YORK. Aug New York. 70
,air"d ts lead iu ia" American League ny
d, coating Detroit today, - ,.
MAYS W'ch,b brilliant bail for IN" Yam
KEGS while pauss. 81 he Tigers w"a-
"au.d In ih- sixth. SchHn,'s hum" run.
with two on 10 The eighth. clinch"d thr
game.
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Whcr" The, rlay TutIny.
Nurfnk NJ Richmond.
Wilson NJ T"ri .nouth.
Rocky Mount nj Tnri,oru.
Newport News ut suffolk
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''NttS - =
'Rattcd or Ming ia ninth
A L.. L..

lhiad, irhi, ...............l0 3 600 nln---1
Pittsburgh ................09 OlG 03N-S
summary: Two has" hits - Whi;t"d.
Finn. rhr"c-b base hit-Rarnhart. Home
run-Williains. stolen hsscs--i. chourvcaii.
kouctchy. StcrinCc-WaiI"r 90, Peters.
lIIgbCC. 'ricrncv. DOUBT" plays-Mardn-
VILE Thornley, and Grimm. Lett ON bases
ad'lphia. u. Pittsburgh. =. BHsy on
Ia King. (: OF Carlson. on Iinu.
!. ilits-pn Carlson. : in !; of Itnn. i in
& Hi; hy piiChcr-by Ring ,Grnml.
struck out-by Ring. :: by Carlson. !:
by Iinn. :. Wild pitch-RinC. Winning
rijchcr--Hinn. Losing pitchcr--Rinr: Cm-
pircS Riclcr and Moran. Time 80.
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Where They Play To-day.
ItostOn nj 81. Louis.
New S"ri; ut Chicago.
Philadelphia AT Cincinnati.
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ROTARY AND KlWANIS
MINES BUSY PRACTlClMG

Both the Rotary and Iliwanis base
ball teams ara" actively practiCin-
for tn" :am" at boulevard Field on
August IL The best talent in -"
Clubs have been busy gcitin. into
shane Tor SrVcrala weeks. anad ii -
generally conceded that tho game
Will 90 holly contested. The game
will u" for the benefit of the Asso-
clatcd Charities. anad viii be !arE"-
ly attended.
Eiorida state League Results.
81 PETERSBURG, >: Orlando.
tpOth,rS. raim.
NrIIrr nnonrN HAHr
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ATHLETICS WIN GAME
IMy AssocI,.ch rress. ]

PHILADELPHIA. Aux. Three hum"
runs wCrc responsible Tor all four ~ iulla-
doiUh!a's tal!i"s against s.. Louis TODAY.
tho HON" team winning 70 %. DYKES
John walker ana Perkins registered III"
circuit hits. Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh. y; Philadelphia, ).
iIrnntl:n. q: Cincinnati, /.
Hnston. Il; Chicago. l.
New York. >: II. t.nuis. !.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmrn,l. !; Nurfnik. >.
Newport News. :: suffolk. 1.
Fort smnmth. Il: Wilson. :.
Rocky Mount. y: Tnrhuro. =.
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.FRISCH WINS FOR GIANTS

IRy Associated prossl
ST LOUIS Aug. I-N three has" hi, by
Frisch in tn" third Inning. scorin. Burns
ana bancroft. gave New York 2-;"-i
victory oNcT -. Louis today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06
w. E. TWILIGHT LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
u. TiIlcr, !; Richmond Corrugated
Paper Co.. |.
Sittrr,ling Carnrai n Davis, 10; Ernest
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Stated for Knlp IN "irl'
I'I,ill,lClphi,l

=, Louis ........... GOO Nn- hhOH2
phllaLriuh{a ....... .UUi 100 U9N-,
summary: Homo runs Dykes. Perkins
!. Walker. Sacrifice Sisl"r WrlCh. p"u-
hlc rlays Galloway to Dykes: NcMnnus
Gerber ana Sister. I"it on has"s--Si.
Louis. q rhi,adrlphn. liasc ON balls
OF Eolp. >. Ii's om Noln in Of
RurNcI none in |. Struck "ut-hy Harris
4: by Eolp. > Losing pitcher koip. Cn-
rlfcs-Dinrnn and ENans. rimc--l:l2.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Raleigh. II; DanNilIr. \.
Winstnn-Silrm. =; High Point. i.
Durham. lo-I; Greensboro, o. Second
game seven innin-~).