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Norfolk
lAT0NlA RESULTS

ssS5S S,-
Ioyclness. 100 tMccoy5. Sic 81. $50. w snn:
G ;Sira ST Tims eoP'n ~ '5IG
Blue. Roll on. coer i" Reu. G MohEia
:An,nmn. nns,, r. j Peniersast. co1ce Y'.
'F% Second SI9"4 lscd i.nHG I1ay s,arls,,c.
e ead Enrss 81 800; GTe ,nrionss, and
GssS $50 ss sSSG go sa'e see %o@
Scandal, lis iM3rrisseyy. s5o.sc. tSirh''
TINS Hn L. Also ,ran-,rhe Colonsia
Nros.siSSs' Reliability our Betsy and Ida
i ysar.olds and ur; purse. $500; six Our
$50, second; Green Grass. los (Morris"yp,
t t3io, third: TIme-l:ll As. Also ran.
mont, nunzaf, War Penny. storm lay ''''
claiming: purse. 81 800: one mile ' and pr =,
9uarter-Brit!sh Liner. 81 tJosIain. ss.sc'
.ss9 second; Miss Mil los R 'm1' ss7..Ss"".
n hni.d: =, T;m3Sn.Gii95 20 Virgo, finished
d1inrins Coat Tnn,ac. Dixie Girl. Frank +.
Fifth racS--TayIor iii handicap: three.
s six,rsnih and up 5000; one mile and a
,Garner): $50. ,ta.7o. second; J5ucii. liz
aSHphis .I Dean 'n'rS Mn r Dale so
Sa 5ia;h OF r racs%tS G Hara,,s. .
purse. $1,000: five and u half furlonrse
ttnrdiEnt Trash. li2 NLunsfordD. $500,
tGarner). $3.50 $50. second: R,nbc,
i,c66, 'Frane:sl; Nl.to. third: Tme.
i;o' 80 Also ran-klvcrida Dorius
Tulalip Stonewall Mig Flying Prince.
Seventh racc-four- year Odds and up;
canning; purse. sl.iO0: one mile and :,
siNtccnth-liish Gear. 1903 (Scobic) 81 10
sh2o $50. Won. Harvest King iOs
tiooil; Sio.:o $3.50. second; Repeater IL.
,I-uns!ord). $3.50, third. Time-l: ~ . =
, Also ran,colonci Lit Rapid Stride. Byrn",
Gltinont Young Adam Lazz. nellie Yorkc
BrOtEcrly Love. 81
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CONTINUED From First page)

contained in statements received in
kichmond last night from the various
cities throughout the circuit The
following statements were wired The
Times Dispatch from their corrc-
spondcnts in the Virginia Carolina
towns.
Rocky Mount.
When questioned as to their views
in regard to the playing of the post
poncd game between the Colts and
portsmouth at Richmond Sunday. Of
hcials of the Rocky Mount club indi-
Gated that they had heard nothing of
such proposals. but stated cmphat-
ically that il such an arrangement
was attempted they would be unal-
ierably opposed to ii.
The Tarhcel Moguls base their OPP
position nnon the conclusion that
the first half ends July and that no
games can hc carried over and played
after that time and count as such in
the official percentage for the half
which already has ended. They de-
clare that all games belonging to
the first half must be played before
its limits expire. in accordance with
what they state arc league regula-
tiunS.
The officials point out that they
have no objection to any exhibition
game that may be arranged.
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BABE" RUTH PAYS VISIT
TO CARPENTERS CAMP
Home Run King Wishes Challenger
Good Luck In Bout With
Dempsey Saturday.
LBy Ass0clated Presa. |

81
MANflASSET. y. j.. June 2S.--Babe
Ruth. basebalrs stellar long distance
hitter visited Georges Carpenters
camp today and wished the chai-
contest for the worIu's heavy weight
boxing championship with Jack
Dempsey.
Ruth was one of a small army or
visitors who bcsicEcd the camp i'm a
hand shaking assault on the chal-
lenger. which grew such proper
tons later that Carpenter sought
refuge from the fricnc;y invasion In
hurried automobile trip. Many
who were waiting for the chance to
greet the challenger failed to rccog-
niZc him as his ear spec by thom
Since carly this morning when Car
pcnticr returned from Il hard grind
on the road. the visitors came in an
apparently endless stream of autornO-
lilies. The first Of distinction came
trailing down the road In IA fast road
stcr and pulled up with a jerk at the
entrance.
Who are, you?" inquired the po-
liccman on duty.
Babe Ruth" was the reply.
Drive In" said the cop. \
Hello, Georges" began Babe. MY
name is George, too: hope you get II
the challenger. after nabc's greeting
had 3D., been translated for him .,
Tms home the Tan Gha%ri@n si9Ga
boxer of France for comparison OF
their size. I'm bigger this way"
laughed Babe. cupping his hands In
front Of him. hut you're the bigger
this way" and he measured the chal-
lengcr's shoulders. Babe nad his pic
ture taken with Georges. then waved
his hand and drove away.
The report that Tom Gibbons. the
st Paul heavyweight, had been work
ing daily with the challenger since
Saturday was neither confirmed nor
denied at the camp today. II was
spared only one morning and that
the names of his opponents on that
day had been kept sccrcl.
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BUILDERS. g; TRUCKERS. a.
lnv Assoclate1 rress.

NEWpoRT NEWS. VA. June Is
showing a complete reversal Of form.
newport News today defeated Ports.
mouth, 9 TO {. The Builders PLAYED
good ball and sluggcd the pin when
hits mean, runs Portsmouth PLAYED
fair ball. but not III" brand they d d
When they walked away with the To-
Gals yesterday.
Owner Dawson. OF Portsmouth. WAS
mere for today's game and he treated
idns and players alike to a good OK
ample % craftsmanship despite the
ihIt mat his team lost by one
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Petersburg.

Rocky Mount .........1O0 I2l III
Petersburg ........... 6l0 0o0 col
summary: Left on bases--Rocky
Mount, 5; Petersburg, 4. stolen bases
Spencer Walker. Moran (2). CHS
hold. Two-tasc hits-Curry. Walker
kellihcr, johnson. spencer Three
base hit--liefncr. Double plays
Martin, Rannisan TO Mcmahon: Hef-
Ter to kcllihcr. Struck out-by Main
6; by Johnson. : Base on halls-ofI
Main. 3; OF Johnson. none. Hi; base
iHen-Johnson. ! tMartinp. Empires
Ortiz ana Riley. Time-i A.
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RED SOX TAKE CONTEST
FROM ATHLETICS, 8 TO |
"clcl Breaks Record for Distance
Hitting, but Only Gets
Single
IBy Associatcd Press. /

hos TON. June 2S.--isoSton hit hard
'"""F ana defeated Philadelphia. s
W !. III 'hc CLOSING game OF the Sc
RES. Ncich made the longest single
MT within recollection at Fenwav
i'ark' in the sixth Timing. when his
iohG drive struck the clock that is
et'Fatcd over the lcf, field fence. and
pouh"eu back so sharply that the
batter mad to be content with one
base.
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BUGS, 5: CATS, q

SUFFOLK, VA, June 2S.-With "a
ninth inning rally. that put n crimp
in the local fans. Wilson this after
noon won from Suffolk, . to 1.
T.. Burns. pitching for the Cats had
hurled Il two-hit game until the NINTH
when the Bugs got to him. and after
4 walk and two singles had scored
two men. snyder was sent in to
pitch. and two more runs came III.
Jolih pitched good game and
when he weakened in the seventh
was replaced by Quinn.
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INDIANS, II; BROWNS, D.

LIE III AND. June 2S.-Clcycl,nd
made II three out Of four from <,
louis To-Day when 1t won - Ia 4 The
game being played in a drizzriuo
me i'rowns again outbnttcd tIovc
lanu. bat made but little use OF their
seventeen hits $500
Thn Srnrr.
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fol IWO-bHSc hItS-DuEnn
-, Perkins. Galloway. Sacrlficcs-
roster. Myers. Double plays-Mvcrs
70 scott TO McInnisS: Foster to Pratt
l" DYKES to Walker. Left on bases
hniadeiphia, 6; Boston. O. Base on
n par keefe, !: OFF Naylor. 3; off
1870 ~ or Myers. !. liis-or
Necle' in innings: off Naylor : in
! %; on Barrett. none in I-3. StrnciI
oht-hy keefc. 3: by Myers. i. Los.
ing pitcher-kcefc umpircs-E.vans
anu Connolly. Timc. 20
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Chisholm and Moods. Thrcc-lase
hts-Moran. Double plays-Currv To
keiliher struck out--by 500. 3: by
HARRISON. 5. Base on balls-on 500.
!. off HARRISON, . Passed ball-Ross
Gmpires-Roth ana Riley. Time
1853.
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NutS -ou
Batted for Hamilton in seventh.
Battcd for Carlson in NINTH
Score by innings: II
Pittsburgh .... geo 600 0lo-J
chicago ..0l0 600 0lN-2
summary: Two base hits-Martin,
Bigbee, Grimes. Stolen bases-BiE-
Flack, Carey Left on bases-pitts,
burEh. 9: Chicago, 10. Base on balls
OF Hamilton. 3: Martin .. Hits-orr
Hamilton, in 6: of linn. 4 in | Ia:
OIL carlson, in 2-S: Hit by pitcher
by Hamilton uHollochcr) Struck
out-by Hamilton. /: Martin. 3: Carl
son. i. Losing pitchcr-Zinn. I'm
pircs-klcm and Brennan. Time,
2:05.
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CARDS, 7; REDS, 3

~. LOUIS. MO. June 2s.-St. Louis
~ !o"r -lihcinSati pitchers today
ana won to 2. Smith and McIIonry
hit home runs.
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MERCHANTS, 10; S. & c., 8

Merchants National Bank defeated
the National state and city team III
a baseball game at Byrd Park yes
tcrday afternoon by the score OF IL
To 8. Much wransling marred the
contest.
EnllOMnlc Is the hnS srnrc.
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NeWpOrt News

LEES on, for leaving base line.
score by innings: T.
Portsmouth . go Oob 0oo,
- I"it News ....- l1i 200 20X-g
Hu.ninar! Two base hits-Allcn
-. i.a"c %. Xilcnzigcr rchott. Nal
!"h"c. k"llcrman, Fromholtz. Sacrj.
nee hlts riggs, Zilcnzigcr. stolen
n,:tses,-Iilcnziger t2). Allen, Viox,
roinho!t% BaSes on balls-off Raw
.; Hcnton, 3; Fromhoitz, / s,rmrn
ont-hy Ray, s. BENTON, .. Left on
Portsmouth, 9: Newport News
:; Hit by piichcr--(k clicrmanI Nv
Ray. Balk-Bcnton. Hits--off Ron.
77"""r, 20 inniRgs: off Fromholtz.
M ~ 10 innings. Time OF game
,iio. umpire-Harr!son and Weir
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Minors to Fight baseball 'Toots."
ROCK ISLAND. ILL, June IN II!
sexton. PRESIDENT OF the National Asso.
citation OF Minor Leagues. today an
nounccd nationwide campaign against
baseball pools and other forms Of gam
bling based on the game. had been
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E. E. TWILIGHT LEAGUE
STANDING or CLUBs.
Results Yesterday.

Score by ;nninys; u 7, r.
Sodc Brothers 400 oOn n, y ~.
Marks Clothing 0oi osS oiLt
batteries. Soldp--B,h hen nnd
MarHs--h. Patterson and u. Patterson.
The Twilight Stars viii play the c. "
a. -, OF the Commercial League, NJ q q
~ ~; iaFk TINS afternoon at G:I5 o'clock
,u,hesc teams played to 5-io-5 tie las
mcnhcsiay evening. An interesting gam.
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rittsbursh ........... .Hl0 500 O0O.-G
Chicago " loo n0- onnx
~ summary; Two-base hits-Flack.
iicrneN. Home runs---,irinm Whit
tcd. Thrce-base hit--Flack. stolen
HaS:s-Maranv!llc. Sacrifices - Tier
mcy. kelleher CD. Double plavs-
Terry 10 kclieher to Grimes Lief,
on baSc-Pittsburgh. 10: Chicago. !.
base on balls--on GraZncr. ,: Free
man !. ilits-off Freeman. in Ga
innings; Tyler. { in 1 l-3: Glaancr
IN ID; Carlson. 6 in IS. Hit bv
Freeman 'Whitted. Barnhart). Struri2
on,-by Tyler. 3: Carlson. / Passed
maLs- Schmidt. Winning pitcher
yer Losing pitchcr-CarisOn TIM
PIX brennan and KLEIN. Time.
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<orfpiE.

Totals ...........3t II IL - Is
tOnc out when winning run scored.
TBattcd for Peterson in NTH.
Score by innings. Il.
Richmond ..........l2O 40 COZ
Norfolk ..............lO 700 40 U02-ll
Summary: Two-basc hts-Bow-
man. stuart co, Smith. Kelly. l.achy,
Rhodes. Home runs--Bowman. kcl-
ly. Grcouac and Wcafer. Double
rluys-kruger To Bowman To Voter;
Stuart 10 Wcafer. stolen basc-.Ab-
bolt. Sacrifice hit-Fuhrman Strike
outs-Smith. .: Howe, /. WARRIOR. s.
Bases on balls-Smith. ;; Howe. .:
Peterson, ,, WARRIOR. l. Iii; bats
manly Howe (Yotcr). Wild Pitch
Howe. Winning pitchcr-Pctcrson.
Losing pltChcr-Howc. Time, l:i5.
Cmn!reS-liudEin and LOWS.
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LAT0NiA ENTRIES

Frs, Frs, raeie,-purse., si,o2: claiming; for
XS,rrampgr. lie; Ethe! Vale. il2 Bartcf"d
John Reyc. IFS: Flying Prince. lis; com
mhnder Colin. rs; Deep Sinker. ll5: Frank
foyd. lilo; Sa!amander. rs; Buckingham
i!S Also eligible: Mnis!e. liz.
second raGis.-purse; $i.slo; claiming: for
NSure. 81; Marjorie Mckay. Io!: i.aicr
mere. io.; NJacobcan. ioe: PcnwcN. lo5:
nhilandercr. l9,; Black Pat. i07 Ring
Away. 10: Gallant Lad. rs Also eligible:
Destroyer. III: KID Garrison ITO; Kunnan
10; XTo'n Norris lp2; Loyaiisi. IFS; Big
Son l0i.
Third race--purse. $3.50; claiming: for
G Gnar;er-Naliss Patty. 9. III corrsro. le9;
Lc,haIr ITO; Captain Rses. 10. 81" NO.
Fourth race-purse. $500: allowances:
for tw9.ycar.oids: hvc and half fur
Colonel. i0S; Dream % Allah. iI2: Way
ward Lady. IL; Bobbed Hair. III: Nina
Clark. "; Yoaohimi IFS = Colofcd Boy liz;
Llcwel!yn, lis; Adventure. ll!: James -
Fifth race-pursc. sl.S0O Cote brilian,
handicap: for three-ycar- olds and up; six
iurlongs-John S. Reardon. 80: Alta Buy
H. LOG; DarJee!ing. 10; Angon. u5: High
Cost 10: Miss Jcmina, IFS.
three year oids: one 7,iic-Bianche Mac.
!s Dimples lao: Bo;hcration. lO3; secret
Greetings. 1903: Blowing bubbles. los: Si-
Thomas ieanc.' Io5: Uncle Veto. 100.
Seventh race-purse. $500 claiming: for
three year olds and up: one mile--xDart
Horse: 81: xMabei q. %: Cotton blossom.
lo.: xPastoureau. Io5; Harlock. I01: Dane
ing Spray, io7- Kewpie ONeii, l07; Mint
xApprcntlce allowance claimed i've
pounds weather threatening! track fast.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Raleigh. o: DmnyilIe. !.
Greensboro. q: Durham. Z.
High Point Whist on Sale m-rnin.
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Purchaser Of Horse WANTS Ills Money.

NEW YORK June 2S-Raiurn OF The
$1,000 paid for the race horse. Play
fellow. brother of the noted Man o. War
has been requested by SanH G. IIildreth
IL was reported here today. The racer,
which was brought from the Quinsy
stable recently. was Withdrawn from n
race at Auucduct yesterday hecause OF
the alleged discovery that the horse was
wind sucker" ana was in no condition
To race.
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The general opinion OF Suffolk club
owners is they are opposed to Sunday
baseball. They think the Richmond
portsmouth postponed game should
be played of on another day. prcsi-
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American Association Results.
Columbus Louisville. rain
Minneapolis IL: Kansas City g.
St Pau. 6: Milwaukee,, IL
lndianapoi!s-T Toledo. rain.
Appalachian League Results.
Knoxville. 5: johnson City. =
Grscnvlllc. 40: Cleveland. 2-i
ningEt.
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Cleveland.

summary: Two-baSc hits-Tobin
Sislcr. Smith. Speaker Wanbsganss
Three base hits--McAlanus. Smith
Scwcil. stolen Easc--Williams. Sac
rihcc-Ellcrbc. Johnston. Gardner
Double DEMONSTRATIONS. Wambsganss
and Burns: Sewcll, Wamhs ganSs and
Burns. Left on base--St. Louis. 70:
Cleveland, 10. Base on balls-on De-
berry, 3: off Burwcll. 4 off Cove
lcskie. . Ilits-off Dcberry. > in
% innings: off Burwcll. : in ? | u
innings: off Baync, IN : innings
struck Ont-ty Bayne. /: bv Cove
lcskie. ]. Losing pitcncr-Dcbcrry
Impircs-. Wilson and Hildebrand
Time .0S
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MEAT PACKERS LEAGUE
Standing OF Teams.


Wilson Certified retained their lead IN
the Packers League by defeating SwIf
q 60. In a fast game yesterday, Will.
k!nsan defeated Morris. Taylor pitched
good game for tho winners allowing N,
hits and striking out twelve.
Score by innings: RH =.
wilson a Company. 100 6d6 1903 10
swift Company ...lol oil 20o-s
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" ilSs,n.
HIT Tor JOliff in cighth.
Score hV ippipUS

Suffolk g Ol GOO 100,
Wilson ..... DUl uGu 0Oi-j
summary: Two-hasc hiis-Biack.
MathaG. Cunningham, Klein. stolen
bases--Blacll Mathay 49,. Kos,
Head. Klein. Sacrifice hlts-Mathag,
kearnS. Double play-Cunninghain
To Kcarns. Hit 10y pitched bali
LHlack) by 1olih Left on bases
Suito!h, :; wilson, &. Base on balls
on Join. {: on Quinn. ]. off Burns =.
Hits-off 'i0ifi. in : innings: off
Quinn, in > innings: off Burns. in
% innings: off snyder. in IL
inning struck "ut--by Burns ;: by
SNnd"r, Time OF game. 1850 TIM
pres Sweeney and Wcstervclt.
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LAS - = 10 -
Hattcd for toumbc in nin,j
50: I.otfiS

Cincinnati ............2o 200 400 1903
81. Louis 49,. LII 002 02'--7
summary: Two-basc hits--SchuItz.
iroh. Rousi. clcnons. Three base
hits-Wingo, ficathcotc. Home runs
Smith, MciIcnry. Struck out--by
Dauber,. Groh. Sacrificcs-Groh
i:aNan. licathcote. Double plays
kopf and Daubert Left on bases
Cincinnati. 10: St Louis. e. Base on
talls-oT Marauarc. J. OH Doak. l.
Hits-on Eilcr. 3 in inning. or Mar.
nuard. q in innings; off Napier. IN
% inning. on Coumbe. none in Ia
inning. Hit by pitcher-by Doak
oRousm. struck out--ty Marquard.
3: by Doak. {. Wild pitch--Ellcr
Balk--Doak Losing pitchcr--Nnr-
GUARD. Cmpircs-Biglcr and Moran.
rimc-!:i1
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W ilSOn,

From all Information obtainable
the local management viii bitterly
oppose the proposed game on Sunday.
Norfolk.
MoEuiS here know nothing about
proposed sunday game. President
lawson. of Truckers. is with club in
Newport News and cannot be located.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago. .-H; Pittsburgh. 10.
~. Louis. :: Cincinnati. -.
New York -Philnlrlp i,ia-rain.
Only tI,rrc scheduled.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland, ~; ST. Louis. !.
BOSTON. X; philadelphia. !.
WnshinSton-S New York-rain.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago at 81. Louis.
Detroit ut Cleveland.
Boston at Sew York.
philadelphia at Washington
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE MAGMA TIES
TO DISCUSS SUNDAY CONTEST
Will Hear Request of President Bradley Tomorrow
That Richmond and Portsmouth Be Allowed
to Stage Game Here.

dent ii. G. Everhart, OF the Suffolk
Baseball Association. states: IL am
not in favor of the Sunday play off
game" NJ. \. Cross. w. s. Beamon
and Il. .. Harvey, all directors in the
Suffolk Baseball Association. en-
pressed disapproval and stated that
they are not In favor OF Sunday base
ball. and think il should not be toll
Grated in the Virginia League. Cen
cral sentiment of all stockholders is
against the movement.
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= = = = > :
FIRST e. ME,
kb.fn.l.
Totals
itockS 'lIoti1,t

~ go, y, - -, X.
burg. g: Rocky Mount Z. Stoirn
Sacrifc-Eanuiran
sEwo-base hits--Winston, keIliher
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond. DIS: Norfolk, Ill.
Sewn"rt News. o.; Portsmouth, I.
Rocky Mount. OF; Petersburg, o-2.
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Petersburg.

Reports received here from Rich
mond. TO the effect that the Colts and
the Truckers might play off a post
poncd game ut Mayo's Field. next
sunday afternoon. received bitter
condemnation by T.. IL. Crutchhcld.
president OF the Petersburg Sport $
Corporal ion.
ord as opposing bitterly any profess
si"nal Sunday baseball. lie would
vote against it rs a director Of the
virginia League. he said. Even IL no
admission were charged he would OPP
pose II. he said.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-04
Sollhepiferne after
paa Rridsltien

Yer 9aar / bisic Gage after ell
"'all0'oIolgbeo al Hpgtcr ON, at DC
.0H'I'tc Solibcuifer after belapcr zig
qua me &rigc. Snart bolbcr &c paa
III 'orbcrcOe militprc Sperationcr
.tIloo Sctlano, mart Gitlanb. mart
Nuesll mart Ukraine, mart GinlG-
>'e'l' Mart @eorgicn % mart Sn-
p''I', Get beoer, of . olibepifernc M
mao MAJ 'oreIot iig at iamle bet rusltife
"i9e paorp oa lGgac uiocr Jig igiell
que Dc 'maa Manoitoter, iom tiolige-
It No9loroc ell Gel al &uSlailb. Tla-
a'Fllc MOB HumTuien aiGloer life
nl'lnGnlcn iclp, men bcn tioligerc
5lS'I'tc Tropins 9esarabicn, iom DC
""'crcoe IorGrcbe Guulrnien.
Get cr DOG mere cnb tpiliomt, ON
yyr or rogct / bisie Mpgter. &c bs-
Nv llcect lioct ioloipnlig ub, % oct
yo'tcr ioliulo life nlco at fro poo
''l>' Tor Oct pirfelis blir Mluor.
Get cneite. oct mlliscl,5 or noeei
CT Scrctningcrnc ON 9olibepifcr'
,'' Spcrutioncr ncoc pcb 0corNicn,
VI her CT Der iolialb let at iilloc Ct
.%VItlnrllG Mptip. Set CT ncnllia
'oScllbart / @clihcpifcrncs Srltercsic
u Iaa inoisrt Sopict.S tpre / 0cor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-04
Sripiuist Scnsneeilas.

Tru Chicago mcooelea. at HeprG'
lel,tanter Tor sc ca. 10000 Ter'oner,
iom arbcioer / Yullmar Gomporp'a
Goanperfiteber / Yillnlalt, 81, bar
unberrettet Sireftloncrt ON, at DC er
piQia til at afceptere CT 20 Srocellt5
He0ilug / 2onnell.
Silbubet font ii,lbItrnoig ooerra'
ifenoc poa Sireftionen, Der tllte'
Gienbifob hapoc til N~rbcloerrea 6o.
rcbaucnoc, for oct %iorn1clt blep opcr'
BRAT al Ell oertil neo'at aonlltc. I'll
bubct fom iaa nlc0ct mere opcrrd'tell
sc, ion ser inocn Sircftioncll ll1gcr
Sisfusiion hapbc iuIloct Stco al.
aaaclbc nogen NcoiGttclic AZ Son.
ninacrnc. Zen nGruGrcnoc SleTulerI.
initslsn er S6.77 pr. Sag.
! sunni iaar opreiteoc &ompailtei
ct "inoultrieIt Genlofrati" hport Tr'
beibcrne blep gipct famine Sterlnlc'
ontal Tom Nrbciosgipcrlc | ouc NJ
irrcr, iom arlaif Dem, % man on
taocr, at Nrbeioerncs iriplIIlgc VI
blrb ON Ell SenSrcoiIftiol or CT Me
iultat al Acilue Ylar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-04
Sop moo hoie Sfohcle.

IRA Tacoma. @aih., berettes, Of
Ser paa GorarIeoning az Den o'teopo'
fife SCREENING pll BIZ roreIagt STD
tens 9coi@latrrr CT 6or'Iag III Sou
moo SalQ % @rll9 al $40 mco ooer
IL Spnmc hcie NTle. ,
Der er rettct Ell &enpenoeI'e III
oQc &uiuocflllbbcr % andre 0or'
ruiuoer in0cn Staten on az tote
,Tprilouet, ser boq, forat gipe Sto'
honblerue Ell S~luIeorina ri az realt'
ierr line urrppreuoc @ebolonit9er.
iprIt ifal trUoe ifroit ON Ient 9ar.
Siteopotioreningen bGuoer, az
"Sruocn al hGbGleSe $50 er liee'
ioo rlnoralif ion operitaots Npoel'e
al 4lfohol", Of 8oceielorloro o'rctte
ircnrnres al boic &rle. os az ale
apiuScr. iom bruser beibTleoe Sto.
ioor panitabte Sober. arGer oS
nina % blir LET m~obtagelts Tor Ea'
bcrfulole".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-04
&c rnsiiife Npnccsiuncr.

Sra Woifpa tclcgraieres, at / liz,
itorc 2alc paa Den ulriisliifc Supic..
aongrcs broftcbc Nitolai Scnlll
mango itorc Elancr I'll 2anbct$
%efonomiife 0icnrcisring. lllocr
Snltalcn al aonccsiiunernc til No.
lGroingcr fom ban neo felJcncc
intcrcSiantc Eoiils:
"ao~lccsiions. Spergsnlaalet bar
raft nogcu Wistanfc hos enfcltc
Wtcnneifcr, ionn or tilbsiclige til at
ollic bette for cnsbctpbenbc nteo at
Irlae HusIanO til ll%blGnoinaar.
@onoc.I cprIlclltallter CT fomlnei
bi0 iii Dtolfpa % bar crflGret, of De
tiloc rPre piQigc til at Iioc elrbnll i
ire Mar beacr enb at ic lit SpOrc.
lano iolgt iii T%rcnnleoc. Scnnc
Stcmning or ell 8aroilti for, at pt
itol pGrc iitanO I'll at bol6c bisie
&pnccsiioner lulocr betrpggerbc
aontrol. Den hi fan life flare pS
uocn bisic &onceslioncr, for ri
trrnacr Maifineri % Hcbifabcr."