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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27
REAPARIc1oN DE JULIA DELGADo

Despu6s de una brillante excursion
artistica por la isla, hara su reaparici6n
EN- Ell teatro de San Juan la excelente
Compalia que dirige la simpatica pri-
mera actriz Julita Delgado.
La obra escogida para esa noche es
la graciosisima comedia, monumental
exito de risa, original de Mufioz seca,
titulada "Un drama de Calder6n''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27
Ell "GABINETE UNIoNIsTA"

El 'Gabinete Unionista''. del Gober
rador, dice ell Senador-o sea los jefes
ministeriales y Administrations de los
departaanentos, continuara en- sus pues
tos pesar de la ''crisis'' de SUI Parti-
do, y con ellos tambi6n todo ell siste-
ma politico unionista ejecutivo, legis
lativo judicial Ell Gobernador, per ell
presente, tendra que aceptar esta situa
cion politica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27
ARREsros EN- PONCE

Nuestro corresponsal en- Ponce nos
participa que fueron arrestados, por al
terar el orden piblico. Angelica Colon,
Maria Martinez y Jose Quihones; por
la misma causa fueron denunciados Er-
nesto Torres y Pedro Mangual.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27
LA "DIMIsIoN DEL GABTNETE'

En- cualquier estado del mundo-con-
tinuo Iglesias-, ,cuando ocurre un Incl
dente de la magnitud del que presen-
ciamos, y por ell que resulta un desacuer
do entire ell Gobierno central ell Par
lido que actda en- el poder surge inme-
diatamente la dimision de los minis
tros jefes supremos, quienes ponen
disposition del Executive sus renun-
cias con caracter irrevocable, dejando
en- libertad al poder central de elegir
otros consejeros. Ell sedor Iglesias dice
que en- Puerto Rico son estas cosas com
pletamente distintas, por 10 que sc da ell
case que ell Gobernador Sc We compelido
a gobernar con ell mismo Partido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27
GRECIA DISPUESTA A LUCHAR
HASTA 10 ULTIMo

ATENAs, agosto &c. segdn dice Gu
naris, presidente del gobierno griego,
ell rey Constantine esta dispuesto lu-
char hasta Ell iltimo momento para asa
gurar sus fronteras en- defensa de sus
territories.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27
cAlgo que debe saberse

"a hgene antoFcha que umna los completes probenas
ds vida progrsso modenO toco aqueo que presto
ssnicio "a hygiene. debs ensazado gIoricado pro-
elaadO De neessdad mperIosa 81 hogar. 0u6n gno-
que 81 tan pondoradc soctado Aooholado cereipina
sumiso servdor de Ia higiens7
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27
AgOstO 1921,

sobre el particular.
Sc asegura que la construction de
esos edihcios empiece. a mas tardar,
dentro de euatro meses.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27

seooo0o PARA CONSTITUTE EDIFI
csoa PARA IA ADUANA EE P. r


IN a dliims lesi6n del cengreso ans
Fseano - spFob6 un pEoyeeto de ley
ssssnando Il eantidad de aoseientos mil
d6lares para Il construction de algunos
airnaernes as h Adnana para reeons'
tFuiF otFoa.
segan infornes. - eonatEnirAn sdia'
COS on saa Jaan, Ponce. MayagiieE ,
Aknaallia.
Tanbisn - intro1nelran ampertahtea
TefoFaas en ios aeiuaimsnts existentes
e San guan. ios euaies 4 cansa de los
pssa4ss fsmbloFss de TERRA safrieron
sswios despeFfectca.
~ isfe ds IA Adnana. Mr. Moore
psohabismsats embarQue para el Nor
te aonda piaAea vlsitaE al aecretarie
dsl TsaeSo "a Washington, > hablaEla
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
JOHN MARSHALL LOSES
TO FORK UNION OUTFIT
Local Aggregation Gives Worst In
hibition OF Observation-Disclosures
Battle Until Eighth Inning.

FORK Union Military Academy
,, ord over John Marshall Yes.
terday by the score or to 0. Poor
neldihS and failure TO hit nj critic,,I
times was the secret OF tho Mar
Shailites downfall. although Siephons
me visitors pitching ace. was mas.
yer OF the situation at ali times IJo
was also backed by alright sunnort
Just the opposite OF that ACCORDED
prcnemnn. who pitched a bt7,nJ or
oaii which should win any ball game
Despite the number of crrors ron
lstcrcd by the locals the game va.
ciosely Fought until the eighth hmm
wmcn the winners pushed two runs
ncrosS ana came back In tho In.t
itane with four more. The Mar.
shhilitcs had mcti on third base twice
Win none down but were unable to
bring them in.
The game was featured by the
work OF both pitchers. Stephens al
ioWcd but two hits and Hr.n.man
was only touched for eight seat
tered binglcs. four OF witch were
oails which the FEEDERS should have
caught. Only two OF the Fork Union
hait.rs hit out of the inneld. these
Two balls being misjulgcd h. tho out
nelIcrs. Both twiricrs struck out
eight men.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
CREEK WRESTLER TAKES
MATCH FROM sTEFENSK|
Mctropoulos Pins Poles Shoulder
To Mat In Straight Falls ut
Broadway Arena.

Charles Metropoulos. the Gree,
wrestler. who has shown himself I,
be n capable Grapplcr and Il ravorit
with the Richmond fans. last nigh
won the feature event OF the wrrst
ling carnival. at the Broadway Atm
lctic Arena. from Ben Stcfcnsky. o
Poland. The winner took the mate
in straight fails. the first comm.
after twcnty-thrcc minutes of hnr
wrestling. and the second in twenty
seven minutes.
The match proved To be ono of tn
fastest and clcancst Of the year an
IL might he said that 1t was bette
than the Turner St"fcnskY match o
the previous week. This AFFAIR prov
To be fast and snappy. but both Me
tropoulOs and Stcfcnsky went ate
each other In an aggressive name
last night. and speed was the out
standing feature OF tho match.
Suffering with boil on his lcf
arm, Stcfcnsky Was handicappe
throughout the match. He refused
give un. however. and during the hrs
fail put up a game fight. MctroDoulc
secured "A cradle hold on tho Pole an
pinned his shoulders To the mat ~
the first fail. An arm lock cause
tho Pole TO rest on the mat for In
second time during the night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
Free Tickets to Ball Game

Send in your Right Field Foil cs
ana win two seats to the game at
Mayo Island Park every week.
Also get your name in the paper
as star contributor
You must send five short
oieacher says" and n tito. Five
schtcnccS--siN to ten words in
each. No more! Study this car
toon series on The Times Dis
patuh sport Page every day and
man your ideas to RiEht-Ficld
Foiiics E.di.or.
The blank cartoon printed Sun
dhY should he iil!cd In and mailed
10 the Right Field Follics Editor
BY next Saturday The cartoon
VIII be hllcd In with tho prize
winning sayings and published
next Monday, together with the
roll of honor for the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18

Ruth Increases Lead
In Swatting, Contest

Babe Ruth hauled further away
from George Kelly in the home
run competition 10y knocking out
his twelfth homer Of the season in
the ninth inning of the TankSln-
diauS game at Cleveland Tuesday.
Kelly. with nine SO far. made Il
days percentage of 600 against
the Reds at the Polo Grounds.
What is The team value of individ-
ual slugEcrS? The Yanks lost de
spite Euth'S blow and the Giants
Won without any help from Eelly's
club.
Ruth walked in the first and
third hut was caught off second.
each time. Again in the sixth lie
WAS tagged of second after II
double. AS first man up in the
ninth he put the ball over the
center field fence for homer.
Kelly famed in tho first. fuulcd
on; in the fourth, flow 10 right in
the sixth. and was thrown gu, Il;
first IN the eighth ana 'cath.
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Ruth to Tell Fans WHY
He Hits Differently

Why is ia be" Ruth hitting to
LETT Held and center field this
season and not to right field?
This question is being asked bv
FANS throughout the country.
critics and others have attempted
to account for the change in the
location OF the home rum drives,
but let the Babe tell YOU the
reason.
In the Richmond Times DISPATCH
tomorrow morning the champion
sluErcr VIII give the fans of This
city the inside dope" on why
he is hitting To lcf, and center
fields this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
RICHMOND BOY ALLOWS
COLTS ONLY TWO HITS
at All Times and Bugs
Win. ; to U.
"LETTY' SMITH Is UNSTEADY
WildncSs Proves His Downfall
Defeat Fails To Pull Team From
Top as Truckers Break Even in
Doubic-iIcadcr.

WILSON y. c. MAY I7.-Attcr
spending six days away. the Bugs
celebrated their return home by beat.
ing Ray Ryan's Colts hy the score OF
to o.
Clark sent JOHN. Il produc. Of mo
Richmond sand lots. to thu mound
and from the beginning he made mo
Colts eat out OF his hand. and when
the final gong tapped ii was found
tai had only registered Two seat
tered h.ts of tho TohacconistS' hurlcr
Smith. who pitched for Richmond.
was in good form. bat little Wild.
and a little unstead with men on the
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Cincinnati,
New ork.
Totals
.ydr9o,,ia us, . ;.so. 10 81 81 3

None out when winning run scored,
!hrIhhh;! ........ COL oil 600 0O--3
sew york 49,. 40 COL 0OO Ol-i
summary. Two-baSc hits-B,rns
Smiia. walker. Three base hits-
1TnS' Walker; Home run-Waikcr.
stolen ascs--Fr!sch. kopi. Sacri-
tEcS-plnCan '2), Wingo barnes
l.oun". Bancroft. Double piavsE
1lns ana Rnpp. Bancroft. Fr!sch
ana Kelly Left on bases Sew York.
- t.HyiRnat!. 10. Bases on balls-on
barnes. :. on Napier 3 Hin ~
h!tchsr - by Barnes, ! CFonsecaj
struck ont-hy Barnes, !: hy Napier.
Time. OF game hours ana -.
minutes. ' -
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VI. II. school,
Fork Union Military Acndcm,.

Totals =. .......i0 s . - .
Ba tied for Kahn In ninth inning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
BROWNS CAPTURE GAME
BY RALLY IN EIGHTH

ST. LOUIS. MO. May l7.-Gcrbcr's
single, Jacohson's triple and a wild
pitch by Meyers in The eighth gave
St. Louis two runs and Il 4-to-2 vic
tory over i!oston today.
The score.
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GIANTS WIN IN ELEVENTH
FROM CINCINNATI REDS
Register Single Tally and Pitchers
Battle Is Broken Up-I'inal
Score 4 10 .

NEW YORK. May lT.-Ncw York
made il four straight from Cincin-
natl by winning today's game. TO
3 Walkers home run in the eleventh
broke up the game
The score:
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PIRATES WIN CONTEST
FROM PHlLLlES, 8 TO

PHILADELPHIA May II. - Pitts
burgh made IL Two out or three 10.
The series By winning today. To
presented the visitors with four runs
Schmidt. Pittsburgh catcher. retire
Win split finger in the second in
,,ip
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u n z a "a a 81 Is az
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'Ratted for Ferguson in oicbt,
Score by innings. I'LL

score by innings. 7,
New York mn nm m, ~
Cleveland ma onn ~
Summary: TNohosa ~
Ruth. Pipp, Jami.Son ,rh",'ir"
hitS-Pcrk itlpaurb JJo,,, 81, ~ 49,
IncTihCes Johnston Co). Smith. Don.
p!H n!ays-Pipp and Pcckinpaurh.
inTinnston anG Sewcn co: Baker and
s,,pp' S"wcil. Stephenson and John.
Snom. Left ON bascs-Ncw YORK
c!"vr!and, : Bases on balis-ofr Fer.
smson' .; off thlc. 3. HitS-off Fer
t",oh :. IN , innings: off Collins nono
~ struck cut-hv Ferguson. ! ~
Coi Inns: !; by Ghlc. (. Losing pitcher
rnd, emSon tmpircs ~ Nail:n. ID.
hour and ~ minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
Cnrnrnilrr Tnkc. >NnII,,

MANHiSSI:T. y. y. May IT,
GcorgcG Carpenter shook out his sea
legs today In his frs, day at his Long
Island training camp In prepare 1 ion
{" his boxing bout with Jcck Demp-
scy In Jersey City July 2. Walking
was the only exercise taken by the
French challenger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
RUTH ADDS ANOTHER
HOME RUN TO HIS LIST
Twelfth Circuit Drive Is Made In
Clcvcland-YanIls Lose
Though, 4 TO q

CLEVELAND. OHIO. May IL. -
Cleveland won from New York here
today. to >. Speaker and Ruth
nearly came to blows in the sixth
inning. but were separated before n
DION was struck.
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
ROCKY MOUNT HITS MAIN
AND BEATS PETERSBURG

PETERSHURG. VA, May l5-Gct-
ting 20 Main in The early stages of
the game. Rocky Noun, piled up a
iivc-run lead that tho Trunkmakors
could not overcome, and won the first
game OF tho series here today. TO >
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
TARS DROP 9-TO-4 GAME
TO NEIGHB0RING RIVALS

bat;cd and aiding the visitors by nt,-
ncrous boncrs, the ..orfulk Tars
found II easy 70 drop the opening
game Of tho series to Newport News
by the score OF to g.
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summary: Two base hits Martin
oc-cns"r. r"""li. HOcckci. Ford. Sac
i!Nc" h!i-- SDuthwprth stolen bascs--
fiach. SDuthNOrth. POWELL. Nixon.
EhF"s on halls-um Martin. . off
Zones. 2 of O"schg"r. 2 Iiirs-of
Martin. 6 in Innings. OF Jones. 3
in inning. i."ft on baHen Chicago.
10; Boston. struck Out--by Mar
TN. (. b. Jones. i Ay D"schg"r. l.
Losing piichrr Jones Empireo-
Eiglcr and Moran Time. i:53.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
'Hatt"d for Pcnn0ck in seventh.
Ian for Surt. IL -. NDntL
-:att"d for Meyers in ninth.
81. Louis
'T''F|
Score by innings:

Boston ................ 900 600 200
st. Louie ...............2 nn 600 02'-i
Summary: Three base hits-Mcnos
key, Gerber. jacobson. Sacrifice hit
Mcnosky. Double plays--l.cc and ia
cohSon ~; Gerber and Jacobson. Left
on bases ST. Louis. g. Base
on balIs-on Davis. Z. Iiiis-ofi Pen
mock. Ia . innings: on Meyers. i'll
. innings. Struck ont-by Tcnnock.
hy Davis, .. Umpircs-E Evans and
iiiidcbrand. Time. :3G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18

Totals
~ TOT I."ONlrU IN cICn
Cd fn, Inn.A IN nIn

.Battcd for Oldham in ninth.
80! .tI ......... 100 600 100
,siui. !.,''. 49,. 200 900 GGl-l
~ summary; Two-hasc hit - Jones
hFc"- pas. h!is--Iudgc. Miller. stolen
I;t3c-t;icc. sac r ii O'Rcurkr
leonard. Charity. l."f, on bases
w ashinGton, = Detroit. S. Has. on
pairs off MoGridg". >. Hits - or
leonard . IN innings; off Olaharn
IN innlnS struck out-hy Leon
ara :. by MoEridgc, 4: by Oldha m.
L. Losing pitcher - I.con;yrI i'm.
!tr"s M"r!ariry and Connolly. Time
"l S"inc-2 hours and minute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
wilson i,uys pitcher.

SHREVEPORT. La. May i7.--ranl
bennett. pitcher. has been sold by the
Shreveport club of the Texas League
to the Wil2on (Nor;h Carolinn) club
az the Virginia League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
CUBS ARE DEFEATED
BY BOSTON BRAVES

HoHloN May l7.-Boston made i;s
t.'Is count for runs again today. de-
Ia sec tull in tho eighth o"s,irr.r.s
"oubic TO right scored three runs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
CARDINALS DROP GAME
TO BROOKLYN CHAMPS

sEpoNl.fN. y. Y, May I7.-Rrook
lyn took the nna! game of inc seri,.s
rom , 81 Louis today. TO :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
SENATORS WIN CLOSE
GAME FROM nETROIT


pE EplT. May IL Washipc
Nm 'ne nnhl game OF the series from
The score:
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VOtuls 81 q - - -
'Rattcd for North III eighth.

E.h TOT MurII"r IN ninth.
-. Louis ............ill oOl 0l2-T
BROOKLYN ....... .uul Hi. 2OX !,
summary. Two hns. rts-Iohn-
st"n, Griffith, II"rushy. Three base,
MT "urmicr. HON" runs -kru.-
ger Mcli"nrN. stolen hn s"S-Kun.,-
ciy. SHcr;ic" --- stock: IIurueby
Double plays Grimes 10 Johnston 10
olson, kidum 10 wheat to olson.
Lon on hascs-S, Louis. 10; BROOK
lyn, . i:as"s on balls off iiaiuos.
3; North : Grimes. Hits on
ltaincs, In 30. of North. > In
Ia innings; on Goodwin. none I'm
l. hit ny pitchc; hy Haln"g
Grimes Struck Op'-hy Hain.s.
by North. J., by Grimes. g. VIA
nltCh-'flm. Passed ball Krucpcr.
I"1lhS pl.,nri iih!n'% tmpIrcS-
Hart ana Mccormick. Time OF gam.
-2.l5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
ATHLETICS LOSE CONTEST
TO CHICAGO WHITE SOX

CHICAGO. May Chicago Yo, j,g
fourth consecutive game today hy 40
fcat'ng philadelphia. 10 to /.
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18

Soutl I'm Association Results.
Little Rock, G, Chattnnooga. 3.
Atlanta. o; Memphis. s
Nashville. .. New Orleans. 4.
birmingham. 3: Mobile. 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
American Association Results.

=.
Minneapolis indianapolis Ipost
poncd; wet groundsl.
st. Paul Louisvillc (postponcd.
wet Erpunds).
Milwaukee, Columbus (postponed
rain).
Ennsas CITY Z Tnlchn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18

NEaif"U TOT TelvrsOn N nlnth.
Newport News ...20O OiG03 as
Norfolk ............2 0 o u . u q U--.i
summary: Two-basc hits RIGGS.
Xilinzigcc stolen bQscs--Allcu. I'll
inziG"r, Lake. imladf and Voter,
Sacrifice hjt-Eaymond. Double plays
burke TO Raymond. Raymond TO
Burke 10 Donohuo. Left ON bases
Ncwpor, News. :; Norfolk. Strik"
outS--by linn. -. by CoGrius, >. by
Kelly, 3; Ivy r1.ersoUi = Bases on
hulls-off ZirT, =. on Corgins. !; on
Kelly, i. Winning pitcher -Iiun.
Losing pitcher Kelly Time 30.
Cmnircs--NNo and lLunEiMS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
i'rtcr>lgiirg.

'Corclrau og' nit by hattcb BAR
xRUttea fag ST. SIN eighth.
Scar, ry uHugs: Z
P.Icrsnu~-l .... .........n 900 600 quo
Rocky Nugut ...--.... 200 $50 quo
Suuutary. TW1-bus. hifs Moran.
CMarap}iu " Iler Let on haees- Pc
t.rsbur.. 3, Hoeay Mount g. struck
put-by Main Lcha:t. !. Eases pu
ba!le-ur Main ~ Lcbate Sac
riace hits Champliu Spencer. stolen
-Cnampl!n. Hits OF MaiiG in
innings Douh', PLAYS Corsurau ~
Hranulgau to AlcNahau; Currie to-
Champlin to kollia,r, Manning 90 Nj
MAhau Chanrln to Kelih,r Time
OF gam hours Uwpires-- Wet
crVvlt and Harper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
Richni,Iii,l.
'Eattcd for Smith in eighth inning.
Score by innings: IL

Wilson MISREPRESENTATION O2n OOx-S
Richmond ............ GOO coo 600
Summary: Two-basc hit-Walters
First base on balls-oft Jolin ,: OF
Smith. >. off Ncckcr. !. Struck out
By Joliff. 3: by Smith. !. Stolen base
stuart. Time OF game. i:2j TIM
pircs-I;ilcy and Dewitt. Attend
ancc. 1900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
'i.t'icd Tor Harris ia ntu,
il'Httcd for iiaHly iu eighth.
Z hi,'aSO,


NcOr. hy innings.
I.hi'nd"!phi' ........ 00l or 0iG
N'H.yayu - nuI Up, On.
summary Tw"-basc uitp Wii
MN.ilGHn, Perkins. SchaIBt F.lflr,i
SH',ly r. Walker Ihr.c-has, f,i,.
hhioN"y t2I, FHlk, Siruuk s,.i.,
htHes Mu.IlEhD. Sacrifices I,li'
HOMER. boubl" u!uya I,,u.,
IL .'ne2n =" byk"s 80 Hfaz'u.
MI !" Hrdzill, Lot on Las,e
IMlarniphio. 10, Chicago. (, Es.,
balls on McWecny. .. uor,,, ..
k"ci". 3 iiasty, Nts on ,tn,,i.
~ on N'..tc. IA j l-a, On Iinsty.
"Gi 'N Harris. .. MrWcei.y. 4 It,"","
-" .i'F mtch"r- Harris I'unt,..
owens and chill. Time. 200. 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

EE~tiT> YESTERDAY.
Wilson. .: Richmond. u.
Rocky Mount. >; Petersburg, ..
Sew port News. e: Norfolk. (.
suffolk, -: Portsmouth. o..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
W iHSton- salem ut nlilrigh
Grcrnsboro nt High Point.
DaHl lille AT Durhlm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18

ia tted tor Kahn In ninth inning.
Scor" by innings: T.
John Marshall ..... 900 nO6 600
Fork Union ..........0l0 100 o2i--S
\ Summary: Two base hit-IIugh.s.
Thrcc-bnsc hit-fiughcs. stolen bases
Hughes stephens. Tilt by pitched
hal!-hE Brcncman. Bohannon co,
by stephens. Lcsncld. Left on bases
--Johnua rshail. Z; Fork Union. 10.
Bases on hallS-on Br.ncman, |: OF
stephens. |. li,ts-ou Brcncman 6 In
Innings: off stephens. . in . in
nings. Struck o,it--hy Brcncman. 3:
by stephens. s. Cmpircs--Gooch and
Harrison.
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International Lrnrnc ur.ui,..

IUrpHiO- IT J'rFcy f!tv. {.
kurhcat"i 8; newark 7.
Syrncu.c. 2. Baltimore. 10
EgnalU, q. Reading, i.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

% ,;,nw York. :: Cincinnati. s IN innings).
isTnui'lyn. .: -. i.ouis, :.
huston, 4: Chicago. {.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
-. Louis. !: l:DSton, q
uc'rinnd, !: New York. =.
washington, .; Detroit. /.
Chicago. 10: Philadelphia. {.
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How They Stand Today
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
STANDING or Cl.l'Bs

Dur ham. 0; Dnn,ilic. :.
iiiSh Point. Il: greensboro. ..
ihieiEh, 20; Winston-S:ilcin, %.
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STANDING or gIuus
NuEKE TIIEy NAV Tnn,

WHERE TitEY PLAY TODAY.
Washington III -. i.ruis
New York nt Chicnyo
Huston AT Detroit.
Pi.Iudriihia ut Cleveland
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STANDING OF CLUES

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
Nichmund at Wilson.
Ncwp"ri New. at Norfolk
Portsmouth, ~ suffolk
Hocky Nonni at Petersburg.
<OI'HER SPORTS, PAGE o.
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THE TOPEKA DAILY sTATE JoURNA-FRDAY EVENING OCTOBER

Stanford vs. St Mary's at Palo Alto.
Stevens VS.. Haverford at Hoboken.
Susquehanna VS.. Mt. st. Mary's at Selins-
grove
Swarthmore vs, Albright at Swarthmore.
Syracuse vs.. Maryland at Maryland.
Tennessee VS.. Chattanooga at Knoxville.
Toledo VS.. Finlay at Toledo.
Trinity Col. VS.. Williams and Mary at
Durham.
Trulane vs. Mississippi at New Orleans.
Union Univ. Bowling Green at Jack
son.
Union vs.. st. Lawrence at Schenectady.
L. S. Inf School vs.. Oglethorpe at Camp
T. S. Mil. Acad. VS.. Middlebury at West
Point.
L. S. Naval Acad. vs.. Western Res. at
Annapolis.
L. S. Naval Train. Sta. VS.. Catholic Univ.
at Hampton Roads
L. of Washington VS.. Whitman at Seattle.
Vanderbilt VS.. Mercer at Nashville.
Virginia vs.. Richmond at Charlottesville.
Va. Nil. Inst. vs.. Wake Forest at Lex
Wabash vs. Georgetown Col. at Craw-
fords.
Washburn vs. Pittsburg Nor. at Topeka.
Washington Col. VS.. st. Johns at Ches-
tertown.
Washington & Jefferson VS.. West Vir-
ginia Yves. at Washington.
Wash & Lee VS.. Emory & Lee at eXing-
ton.
Whittier vs.. Occidental at Whittier.
Williams VS.. Bowdoin at William town.
Wisconsin VS.. So. Oak. State at Madison.
Wooster VS.. Denison at Wooster
Wyoming vs.. Colorado Col. at Laramie.
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