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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-25
MORE CHARRED
BODIES FOUND
lax lnternatIonal News servIce.

Macon. Ga, Aug 24.-Two more
charred bodies believed to be those
of Harry Turnipseed, Of Hampton,
Ca. we're found in the ruins OF the
Ga, were fund in the ruins OF the
Brown house, which was destroyed
by fire Monday morning. TINS
brings the known dead to six. The
bodies were found by force of 100
convicts who have been sent to work
clearing up the debris.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-25
LIBERTY BONDS.
GOLD is GRRNERED
FROM SUNkEN SHIP

The little treasure-seeking expe-
dition which left Portsmouth Har-
Dor, England. in the Admiralty boat
Racer some weeks ago to resume
work on the Laurentic, the liner
that was torpedoed and sunk during
the war off the Irish coast. has sue
ceeded in recovering another large
quantity Of bullion.
How much the ingots raised are
worth the treasury refuses to dis
close, but the amount is konwn to
be SnhstantiNl.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-25
ABLE TO WALK,

Mr.. George Chambers, the we'll
known Baltimore and Ohio telegraph
operator. who was struck some
weeks ago by an automobile, his
right leg being fractured, is able
to walk around with the assistance
of a cane. Mr. Chambers was in
the Kings Daughters hospital for
soma weeks
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-25
PAW PAW HAS
A BAD BLAZE

Fire visited Paw Paw last nighe.
The exact details could not be as
eertained today but it was learned
that the residences OF both Mrs.
Kestler and Mrs. Ziler were partly
burned as we'll as part of the Bal
timore nd Ohio freight depot and
the tannery shed The loss will run
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-25
CURIOUS GAzER FINDS
MUMMY is HIS DADDY

The petrifed body OF Woody
jim, the outlaw" was being exhibit
ed by carnival company at Ponca
City, Oklahoma. Frank Thompson
entered to view the odd freak. He
gazed upon the face Of the dead
father, who disappeared more than
twenty years ago.
The body was purchased from a
Muskogee undertaken, the carnival
manager explained. after being held
for Identification for eighteen years
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-25
VETS ON SEPT. %.

While the date has not been def
nitely established, the annual picnic
and reunion of Martinsburg .Asso-
citation OF Baltimore and Ohio Vet
Grams will most likely be held on
Sept "a at Rosemont Amusement
Park. Some renowned railroad men
are expected to be on the list of
sneakers
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-25
MANY Al LIE PARK

Although the bands failed to ma
terialize the big time Of the Red Men
at the Rosemont Amusement Park
is none the less interesting to town
folks today. Great numbers are at
the park and scores of Red Men in
costume This afternoon the Mar
tiusburg Fife and Drum Corps Wis
tied the park.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-25
TRAEEIC VIOLATION.

l.. d. Gerhardt was held this
morning by the police for violat-
ing the traffic laws in the down
town section, and was directed to
report for a hearing tonight.
Mayor Seibert held no traffic
hearings last night but will hold
some tonight.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-25
WON'T HELP
BEER INV4LIDS

fRv International News Servlce.f
Washington, Aug. 20 Failure OF
congress to agree on the anttbeer
bill will not mean the issuance OF
regulations for the sale of beer as
medicine, Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon announced today
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-25
U. S. OFFICIALLY ENDS WAR
AHEAD OF GREAT BRITAIN

For all her part America Officially
ended the war ahead of Great Brit
ain.
BY order Of council, signed by
the Kinf, the official termination Of
the war is midnight, August 81, 1921,
except in regard to Turkey.
Millions in financial transactions
depend on the official date Of the end
of the war.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-25
LOCKS UP JAILER.

George Afholder, night foreman
ut the postoffice at Charleston, ar
rested on the charge of intercepting
a special deliver letter, escaped
from Jail by locking the jailer in
the basement of the Kanawha coun.
t. Jail.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-25
A NICE CATCH.

Circuit Clerk l.. Dew. Gerhardt,
Messrs. Lewis and w. f. Burkhart
caught five nice bass, weighing
about IS pounds, at Dam No, 5, on
the Potomac river.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-25

Mrs. Charles Oliver, North Jueen
street and Miss Harriet Stun, left
today for an extended trip East, in
Guiding Philadelphia, New York, At
lantic City and other points.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-25

Mr.. George Folk, West John
street, has returned from trip to
Baltimore and Eastern Shore, Md.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-25
UKULELE CLUB.

The Burke Street Ukulele Club Is
picnicking today at Rosemont
Amnsement park.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-25
rhREE STILLS.

in recent raids at Worthington
tate dry officers seized three stills.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-25

NO LADIES' NIGHT TONIGHT
No ladies' night will be held at
the Masonic Club tonight, it was
announced this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01
COMMISSION DECIDES
TO ALLOW SPLIT SEASON
Action of Commercial League APP
provcd-Battlc Axe May Sign
Players Until Wednesday.

Decision TO allow the Commercial
League to divide it's playing season
was reached after Il lengthy discus
sion at the meeting of the Amateur
Baseball Commission OF Richmond.
held yesterday afternoon in the store
OF Harris Flippcn &; Co.
In order that all four clubs of the
organization might make a new
start on an equal footing. IL was de-
cided at meeting OF the league held
last Tuesday TO end the present sea-
OF the season the following week 1t
was necessary to secure the approval
of the commission before such action
could be taken.
Opposition to the plan developed.
but when the motion was put IL was
carried by practically an unanimous
vote. President Rose. who presided.
stated that in view of the fact that
DR.. Parker. owner of the club which
is leading the league. favored the
plan. he thoughtful should be adopted.
Under the rules of the commisS ion.
the time limit for signing new play
crs ends at midnight tonight. Since
the Battle Axe team. of the CONNER
cial League. recently had undergone
change Of management. il was
an extension OF time. \ motion was
adopted allowing Archie Evans. man
agcr of the team. to sign players I'M
I'll next Wednesday,.
No other matters OF Importance
were discussed. Managers of various
teams were assured that players who
Jumped" their teams would he suS-
pended and prevented from playing
baseball under the commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01
AoUEDUCT ENTRIES

First racc--for maiden two-ycar- Odds;
Claiming; nyo MISUNDERSTANDING Dor.
Ivy; Hillsdale. 105. Citation. 100. Prone.
made. los: Phocbus. LOG: Nose Dive, iO7 ;
Grass Tree. log. swift Grass. 1875: Radical
IL: Furious 1os: Maggie Murphy, iOa (;
Senctta. 1913: North Wales. 1876: Good
Heart. los: Fly Ball. ii2: Last Girl. iO7 |:
Matchcs Mary. i02. Also cligiblc--i.as,
Effort; loa; Briar Ciinc. loi; Fred Kin.
Second race-Rcgre, handicap; mares:
se,year,9lds and up: six and n half
Lunettc. l0s: Vista. Toe. i''' 20
Third racc-seiiing; ,nree-year-oids and
Up; one ntle-'Fantochc. l0t: Summer
Sirh. loi; silence. 81: Jock Scot. los:
.rTT roc io;; 'Bif Bang, lls: .Rep, l0i:
McTaEEart. 100: Sea Sinner. i0T.
Fourth racc--lIindo handicap; three.
year olds and up: mile and IA sixteenth
Captain A,cock. 1907: DR.. Joe o5: John
Paul Jones. %. Knobbic. III.
Flfth racc--conditions: nllies: two-year-
olds. i've Observation-Disclosures. ll5; Li,ky
Button, lib: colltnga. los. Emotion los;
Belintrsx. los: Mary Patricia los: sim,
patica. us: Mission Bells. lis: Ieghorn,
iso Theo los. balance. los: Lazy Lady,
los: Shcrando. los.
up: ono ,nilc.Court View. us: Top Ser
is: I!Eclair. lis: John Paul Jones, lis:
Wrccker ioe: Montalvo. ii5: sport hoy.
los: Copper Demon. rs; IIouyhnhnm. IFS
'Fivc pounds apprentice allowance.
Mcaihcr. rain: track sloppy.
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

First raec-three- yhar-oids and up:
Claiming: one mile and sxtccnth-Chai-
lenger. Ill tMooney). 10 TO i. To i,
10 won: Brink loo U2ncel; 10. TO
eal9 20 TO |. to ~. to I; third Time
Gloomy Gus. La Kross also ran.
second race-four-ycar- Odds and up:
stee pieehase; for maidens; about two
snii to bryn, Ia7 nushs: % j. even.
even, to s, 1 to G, second: Overmatch'
LII (iines), to ], to !, to ). third
Ipime-4:4l: Ben iIampson, Subahdar.
Third 9ae thns .ras1no,ss and
iurlongs-sea Cove 9S tWtinerJ 3 to
3 70 J.; to b. won: Cum Sab. iO7 Gear
roi); to G to 5. to 2. second: Messines.
TimemI:2o 50. Regal Lodge. camoufeur
ana SIT Grafton also ran.
Tourth rnce--thrce- year ODDS: the Ga
ZeIIe TOT niles; one mile ana sixteenth
E-Banksia. lis Uicnnedy). 10 2. to
{. to D. oy Won Last Straw. 100 tZoelicrJ,
Thierry. 100 GKeogh). to i. I 10 :. to
JJesava Sanford entry. Scotland Vet
suIp'esirwomnn. JGsava and Polly also ran.
mares; one mile-Sister Flo. So (Waiis). .
TO 10. l to 9: out. won: Herd Girl. los
INeogh, to .. l 10 4. out, second; Queen
blonde, iO7 (OberD. 8 to !, to g. out
thlrd. Time-l:iO 2-5. (Only three horses
Sixth, Sixth raec-Itwo- yycar;oid maidcns: fyo
70 !; oven. l to ., won; Northclin. lis
SAmbrose).. TO l., 10 /. even, second:
sunT thiih 1iS ,tSsndq2 70 l. to 5, to
Mcrcutio. All over. Zorro. Knot Grass and
Rcparation also ran,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01
LATONIA ENTRIES

First racc-Lurse. SGD: claiming: for
three yacar- olds: six furionGs-.Thc Bag
gage. lot: .rwink,c Blue iOI: Rama. lOs:
Concentrate i0j: All RICH; Sir. III: Napoo.
III: Str LawnfaiI. III; -Guvnor. III: Run
zaf. III: 'John :. Rea Ion. III: Surmnunt.
li6.
Second racc-purso. $500: maiden two
ych--oids: colts and reidings: ave AMI
half furlonEs-Kinr Paul. liz: Salainander
IL. Nitamtn. III: Saddle and Boots. lie
Tampcr. III; iiermis kemblc. N2. Sir
iiush ii2; Joe c. iis: Banker Brown ii2:
rhIrd ra@'-pursc. 81 go: claiming: for
enth-iiarold X. IOa: 'rhe vre iniau.
Ie3 SSi nnn iG S, ' LIN ion 'oi MJi%iJ
~: Cap'a!n Tom. ne; Rapid Stride. 49,:
Fourth racc-.purse. $3.50: allowances:
the clifton: for thrce-yenr -olds and up:
crs.t.on Joe. Shoot Away. iOg: Mabel q.
ii??i: nen yaist; ict: Tacoia. 10: Redmon.
Fifth racc-nnrsc. 5000. the, Licking
MariorIe Iiyncs. lis: rho Porter. il:
siXjh race.EpaEse. si.po: allowances; for
Chicksands. losi Fright Trash. 1919 WAY:
ward Lady. 100; Helen. Rogers l2.; 1911
and Coo 100: Black Flag. 100. Martha
Faiion. 100: Fair Phantom rs.
Stone. 100: british Liner.
Ic.: Tribune. To-: Nonskid. 100: Eastcsid..
ioI: Young Adam. 10: Brothers. Love. 10:
Apprentice allowance claimed five
pounds Weather clear: track fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01
NORTH CAROLINA TOWNS
DISREGARD SALARY CLAUSE
This Is Gathered From Evidence
Laid Before Virginia League
Meeting.
RICHM oND LOSES TWICE
Must Play Over Game They Won
From Wilson Bugs, Which Went
Only Seven Innings-Colts Also
Ordered to Play Truckers.

NORFOLK, VA, June 30--For near
~ four hours tonight club owners of
the Virginia State League partici-
pated In one of the warmest sessions
in the history Of the organization.
debating several questions. and when
the melting adjourned failed to solve
the problems brought before it, The
conference took place in the Month
cello Hotel and began at 8 o'clock
IL was nearly midnight before the
session ended
:, wilson and Rocky Mount. the
north Carolina towns, were brought
portsmouth. Richmond and Norfolk
asked that tho SALARY being paid by
these cities be looked into. II was
charged that hcth were above the
limit set by the league. While rep
rcsentat!vcs Of the towns refused 10
admit they wern paying fabulous
closely let ii be known that bonuses
might have been paid several of the
Players. The Wilson Representative.
declared that as far AS h" knew the
Bugs were Observing the salary
clause OF the. league constitution.
tons" a. ,iyns ma AIR ~ sn,ar'"s o.came
break was likely. Several OF tho
owners threatened to hal, the first
section of the pcnnant race TO in
but later rcconsidcrcd the matter
owners OF Richmond, Portsmouth and
Noriolk declared that as Wilson and
Rocky Mount had failed TO adhere Ia
the salary limit during the first half
they would TAI! to abide by the
clause in the second section.
NO action was taken against the
notice OF the three clubs and il Is
probable that another meeting will.Lc
called when tn. salary question can
be adjusted satisfactorily and all the
teams placed upon AN equal basis
Not one OF the magnntes or President
Bradley would say when the other
session would be held
Two decisions. both OF which ar
fectcd the Richmond Club. were
handed down by the owners. Tom
c!hrke, manager of the Wilson team
won his protest over the playing OF
seven inning game against the
Colts in this city several weeks ago
The Wilson pilot declared that nc
contest would go only seven innings
After hearing The evidence of prcsi-
dent Bradley. who failed TO grant the
request OF Clarke, the magnatcs voted
to reverse the decision OF the league
head. The game VIII not count In the
league sthndinS0f rs result VIII hay.
any effect upon the standing OF VIII
tests tomorrow. in any event only
the last two innings OF the contest
Will lie played.
y Richmond VAS ordered to play a
postponed game with Portsmouth
should the contest have any effect
upon the winning OF tho pcnnant foT
the first half with the Truckers
three games behind Rocky Mount, IN.
decision win prove to be OF no hell
to them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01
LATONIA RESULTS

First racc-for three-year -olds and IN;
cinton v puff aas,or Ok s ig5.'G go
$50. won; Kimglikc. 10 TaiD. !!0se:
;.s!s59, ssGond' rr9r'iiEhs; li2 GIinrrissnl.
Basil, Saue.Ier Afravan. Cars Daugh-
ter; hunnan. Jane rennybaHer. Acclaim
second racc..,for. maiden .,wo-yeer- ODDS:
nllies: purse, sI.ilo; nv. ADMINISTRATIONS
che wink. il: tMcAtse},. $50 $40, second
M %, IT, G;;yl So ;aG9 ih n,d Tine
Betsy. Contention. MoeklnE nifd.
and a uuarter-- Dainty Lass. l05 uiownrm
tJos.an,: siil5. $50. see a Mis. gay frd -.
perity. loj upaulJ. 1850. third. Time
Nordeek. Marie Rappoid Few Acres.
HomewaEd Bound r:necrest. Ray Akin
Fourth rnce--the Eagle Creek; for three
year-olds: purse. si,soo: six furlonGs-Be-
. eXe w TSa? Fa ?nr iIS los H osRA SO i ss
second; Brunsw;ck: li3 u.unsforh). t:a,.
ih ns na nme BUCK and AfS Syn Dia Mnf
Fifth race-Tha Dry Ridge: for four.
sna a @G'G up is S2s t ShG e
skis $50 s.5o ,1.s TnS@ sahiSs IS:
rsn-Paris MaId. p. c. King. Marse John.
Inquiry. Sea Prince and TTaves,y.,
g% aiSe4. 1852 SO se snG hs' @ @
.seond TIE co G naGS io7 sS urlay3
$50. third: Time. l:cs. Also rnn-Randei.
Seventh neutrality-suspicious.: claiming (:
May Bodine, iis Tansfordp. $50. isls0.
ss $40; won: Lough Rad, io9 lBu,weip
thira Ti%sl As! Also lis 'FannerfiS
Virginia Virginia. Elnhis. Mary fGnso. Grace kin.
G. McClintock Ou- Alice also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01
REDS DROP TWO GAMES
TO PITTSBURGH PIRATES
First Contest Is Last Portion Of
Game Thrown Out by Prcsi-
dent iIcydlcr.
tBy Associated Press ]

PITTSBURGH. PA. June 60
Pittsburgh won both games from
Cincinnati by scores OF TO 3 and :
to 3. The first contest was on. and
one half inning play-on OF Il protest.
cd game. the major portion Of which
was played May %, and was won in
the ninth inning. with two out. when
Grimm hit into the right field bleach
crs for a home run. i.uruc was tho
pitcher and he also started the second
game. but WAS driven from the box
in the seventh Inning. when Fits
burEh broke - tie ana scored
three runs on five hits. YcliowhorSc
was unsteady, thEcc OF his passes re-
sultiug III runs. hut fast fielding
helped him materially.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01
RICHMONDERS LEAVE
TO ATTEND BIG FIGHT

Among the fight fans who yestcr-
day left Richmond to view the bout
FOR heavyweight championship of the
day, were Colonel Field Wiibon and
Edward Hotzc. They will occupy
ringside boxes with other members
or the Wall Street contingent OF
Stockholders.
Tho Richmonders will be Joined nv
Sflas NJ. Newton. of Richmond. New.
ton is amateur golf champion OF Vir-
GINA and has participated in several
tournaments recently.
Colonel Wilbon IL an ardent flrht
ran, having attended almost Mi OF
the .co}ptS2isG1At pagliistio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01
FIFTH ROUND OF TENNIS
TOURNAMENT BEGINS TODAY
IEv Associated prcss- |

CHICAGO. June 30.KFivc Chicago
players and three out-ot-town en-
trants Will battle it out in the fifth
round Of the singles In the mems ma
tionai clay cour; tennis champion
ships. AS the result of today's matches.
The Survivors are: Ralph Burdick
Indianapolis Joseph Armstrong. st
Paul: clifton Herd. Pasadena, Cal,
and Walter Hayes, Alex Squair. Ter
~ Weber, Arthur Hubbcll and Har-
rv r. Worries. all Of Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01
BROWNS, 6-1; WHITE sOx, 10
IRy Associatcd rrcss. ]

st. LOUIS, June 3V.--GOOd pitching
by Van Glider and Kolp gave st. Louis
Two victories over Chicago today. the
FIRST Il TO ! and the second ] TO y.
The White SoN made hut four hits In
clch game. Williams home run, his
thirteenth. was the only run scored
IL tn. second game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01
Bounce Gloves to Be
Used in Titular Battle
IBy Associated Press 1

NEW YORK. June 30.-Eiight-
ounce gloves WIN be the weapons
used by Dempsey and Carpenter
In their match for the champion
ship Saturday. This was an
nounccd today by Tex Richard.
promoter. who said the eight
ounce mitts were more favorable
to the New Jersey Boxing Com
mission than those OF the six
ounce variety. Managers OF both
Fighters Inspected the gloves and
pronounced them satisfactory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01
'Batted for Mcclellan In ninth.

urinary: rome run---WilliamS.
stolen bases-Lec. Williams. Jacob
son. Sacrliiccs-Kolp. Jacobson. Shcc-
~. Lcft on basc--ChicaSo. s: St.
Louis. Base on balls-of kolp. .:
off Wilkinson. !. Hit by pitcher-by
Wilkinson u.cc). struck out-by will
kinson. 3: ~ Kolp. 3. Umpircs---Hil-
dcbrand and Wilson. Timc--l:io
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01
WILL ANnoUNCE1
NEWS AT BOUL

Complete returns
sey-Carpentier fight
heavyweight champ
will be held Saturday.
ed and announced at !
Arrangements have d
whereby results OF cad
opinions OF sporting WI
at the ringside, will be 8
Returns from the big 3ranl
should begin to como Inn
o'clock. The first game ott
mercial League double-hettt
begin ut 2:30. and results VII
nounccd until the contest bel
thereafter while the fight az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01
TIGERS DEFEAT INDIANS
BY POUNDING BACBY
Detroit Battcrs Knock Cleveland
Iiurlcr From Mound and
Win to g.
LES Assoclatcd prcss.l

CLEVELAND. June 30-Detroi,
turned the tables on Cleveland today
and won. 9 To >. Bagby was driven
rom The box In the third inning. but
taIuwcil proved effective. Cleveland
could do little with DauSsor Oldham.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01

Cleveland 100 U20 600
summary: Two-basc hits-Hcilman,
>: Jones. Flagstcad. cobb, Speaker,
smith. Flasstcad. VAN
by. Gardner. Left on baScS-DetrDit
.: Cleveland. II. Base on balIs--uft
Dauss. 8: off IiaCty, !: off Caldwell
Z. liitS-on DausS. > In . innings:
on Oldham. in 4 innings: Off Bagby.
{ in > innings: off Caldwell. s in
& 2-3 innings Struck out-by old
ham. by Caldwell. 3. Passed ball
Bassler. Winning pitchcr---Dauss.
Losing pitchcr--BaEby. Umpires-
Moriarty and Dinccn. Time-2:O0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01
STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
New York at BOstOn.
Brooklyn mt Philadelphia.
(Only games scheduIed.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago at ~. I.BuiS.
Boston ut New York.
tOnly . games scheduled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Durham, .; DnnviIIc. I.
Greensboro, y; High Point, Ge in
ninEs).
game; first game post poned, rnin).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-01
Pittsburgh.

IotilS "
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
fEattcd for GlaZncr in eighth.
Score by innings: L.
Cincinnati .......... 900 200 0l0--a
Pittsburgh ........... 900 zoo 0li-i
Summary: Two base hit-Cutshaw.
Thrcc-base hit-Eoush. Home runs
Bohnc. Grimm. SaCrifiCcs-Fonseca
Carey, Ticrncy. Grimm. Double PLAYS
-FonscCa. Dauh"rt and Fonscca:
Bohnc. WinEo and Fonscca. Left on
bascs-Cincinnati. 6. Pittsburgh. S.
Base on balls-off Luquc. /: OFF GlaZ-
ner. I. Hiis-on Glazncr, : In S: off
Adams, l in l. Hit by pitchcr-by
Lu0uc (Maranvillc). Struck out--by
Luquc. .: Glazncr, |. Winning pitch
cr--Adarns. Losing pitcher-Luquc.
tmpircs-Brennan. Emslic and Klein.
Time. 2:0l, and IL minutes.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Rocky Mount, !; Norfolk. ,.
suffolk, &: Wilson, ..
Petersburg Port sm0uth-rnin.
Richmond Newport Sevs-rnin.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh, 49,; Cincinnati, "a tflrSt
game last two innings Of protested game
az May aS).
Other gumcs-rain.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
-. Louis. G-i: Chicago. 10.
Detroit. q: Cleveland, 5.
All OtIIrrS-rilin.
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international League Rcsnlts.
Buffalo. 6; Rochester, /.
Reading, /: Baltimore, ..
Toronto. 6; Syracuse, I'll Inn
ings).
Jersey City-Newark, rain.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Newport News at RichmOnd.
Norfolk mt Rocky Mount.
suffolk at Wilson.
Petersburg mt PortsmOut II
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Durham nj Dunviile.
High Point at Greensboro.
Raleigh at Winston Salcn

American Association RESULTS.
Columbus, o; Louisville, G.
st. Paul. !; Milwaukee. 4.
Toledo, 1: indianapolis, 2.
Minneapolis. s: KANSAS City. 10.
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BIG ULCER
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