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The Washington times., 1921-08-11

Mary Allaband Sings.
Mary Anaband was the offertory
soloist last Sunday at the North
Carolina Avenue M. P. Church, sing
ing Scott's Repent Ye." The pastor
chose the same text for his sermon.
Studio In Mountains.
On the top of the Blue Ridge
Mountains, Josef Kaspar, well-known
violinist and pedagogue of this city.
has an ideal music colony for several
embryo, artists Of Washington. Be
lieving a wholesome body lis essential
to an artistic future, Mr.. Kaspar has
for several years given one Of two Of
his young pupils an outing. with just
enought work to keep them in form
at his beautiful summer home Mount
Salvat" above Bluemont. Va.
His nine-year-old granddaughter,
Monica Kaspar, daughter Of Henry
Kaspar. is the pianist of this group.
Isaac Minoyich, ten.year-old violin
list. and later Raphael Boccu. another
gifted lad. will complete this summer s
group that formerly had Milton
Schwartz.
Three masterpieces Of music. after
each meal in the charming dining
room overlooking the entire Shenan-
doah Valley. serve as recreation ana
inspiration for cree ing the musical
atmosphere" On the Victor, these
children associate with Cassals, hear
how the great Spanish cellist never
waivers in the tone he draws from his
bow, yet puts into 1t all the warmth
and beauty that is characteristic Of
his great art. Maud Powell is a
favorite artist with Isaac Minovich.
Bach, who is composer already well
placed in the repertory of little
Monica, is frequently asked for by the
little ones.
The writer was privileged recently
this mountain home, with the little
ones playing on the floor. and yet ever
and again stopping to hear some
strains that caught their fancy, and
that already were being put into their
preparation for a career.
One had a charming little story
about the chord children that lived
on the staff, that played all about
and that sometimes climbed way up
on the plano in a twittering "g, b, d.
gee, bee, dee like little birds up in
the tree tops. Those chord children
had many playmates. They were the
little single notes that scampered
about like the bees and the butterflies,
or better still, like the fairies!
And all the time those giant child
spirits of music-Mozart, Beethoven,
even cold and classic Bach, whom
artists can infuse with much romance,
shared the mountain rambles as real
companions Of these children, bring,
The Washington times., 1921-08-11

Fifty-seven countries produce rub.
under cultivation.
The Washington times., 1921-08-11

ing with them Imagination and
genuine, wholesome, childish laughter.
The Washington times., 1921-08-11

The italian government has go
into tho cigar business and Is maj
ing a stoeie that sells for two cent.
The Washington times., 1921-08-11
AMONG MUSICIANS

Miss. Corey In Boston.
Gurle Luise Corey left last Sunday
for a short trip to Boston and its
vicinity. F
The Washington times., 1921-08-11

Mary Allaband Sings.
Mary Allaband was the offertor,
soloist last Sunday at the NORTH
Carolina Avenue M P. Church. sing
ing Scott's Repent Ye." The pastor
chose the same text for his sermon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
StTIOI.i> WILL Nor LOSE
HER BASEBALL. FRANCHISE

SUFFOLK. VA. luiY 2S.--Sun ok
stands i'm n" danger oc losing its
haschall franchise IN tho virginia
League such is III" information CON
tanned in statements ~ officials Of the
club. following Il conference with W.
u. bradley. president of the Virginia
League. this afternoon. Al this con
ference. which took place in the
grand stand ~ the local park. Prcs.-
dent Bradley announced that the fran
chise of Petersburg had been sur
rendered.
President Evcrhardt and Vice
Pres idcnt Bcamori. OF the suffolk
Athletic Association. issued It state
mcut late tonight that this city would
remain in tn. Virginia League until
the end of IN" season. Both branded
as false reports that any OF the local
officials had asked .,hat the team be
transferred to another city.
Mr. hcamon stated suffolk had
plenty Of money To run until the
Sch"dul" is completed. In fact. we
have sufficient funds with which to
carry more than our share OF the Pc
tersburg team. II this should lie
necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
CHURCH HILL TIES PENN
MUTUAL FOR FIRST PLACE
Enst-Endcrs Defeat Battle Axe, II
TO 4, i'll iong-PostpOncd
Game.

Baseball teams wearing the coiors
OF the church llill Athletic Club and
ichn Mutual. OF the Commercial
League, finished the first half of the
season tie for first place in the major
amateur organization OF Richmond.
Each team won eight games and lost
i"mr Tor i percentage Of .6G7.
Tile first half Of the season ended
tual was half Il game ahead of the
church llill team Battle Axe and
church llill had postponed game
l" play OF. but the contest was not
boulevard Field. The Church iii.
team won. II to !, and the game
which will decide the pcnnant prob
AMY will be played next week
or tw" innings, IL appeared that
W"uid give the East End ng2rcea-
ton battle. Neither side scored.
nut in the third inning Church Hin
r"siStcred single tally. Battle Axo
tied the score in it's half or the third.
but Church Hill forged ahead In In"
."urih by scoring four runs. added
another in the fifth. and showed nvc
runs across the plate in the sixth.
i2tt!c Axe made a game effort in the
iiith by scoring three runs
Campbell. big husky right hand
"a huri"r, started the game for Bat
Tie Axe but was relieved after tn.
sixth inning. and "Tootic" NunnaIlic.
VINO mad been playing shortstop. was
sent t" the box. Chewing. OF Church
Hill. WAS taken out and LETT
Thomas pitched the last three in
ninGs for chprch Hin Both relief
pitchers failed to allow a run
The return of Thomas to the hos.
alter an absence OF several week =
gu" To an operation for appendicitis
IS expected To strengthen the Church
mn team. II" no doubt will pitch
'h' crucial game with Penn Mutual.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29

PETERSBURG GIVES
UP ITS FRANCHISE
Continual Erom Tirst ragrl


as til" reason FOR the action of the
local directors.
Since the first of tn" season Peters
burg has found it IA hard matter to
remain in the league. Recently tho
club WAS sold To new owners. vino
assured President Bradley and the
fans OF this city that Petersburg
would remain in the league until the
last game was played on S"ptcinb"r
81. The grand stand caught fire dur
Ing tho progress of Il negro game
soon after the new owners took over
the club. This is said TO be the real
reason for the action Of the local
moGuls today
Announcement from officials Of the
company tonight was that the grand
stand would not be rebuilt this sea-
son, and that no effort would b"
made by the present company to re-
build ii next year. That the action
today sounds the death kncli to base
Of those in touch with the baseball
situation here. /; is not thought
that any Of the local business men
will form a new company to control
a Petersburg franchise in tho Nir-
-iniI League next season.
President Bradley left this city for
SUFFOLK soon after the meeting with
tho local m"Guls. meeting OF tNe
directors of the league viii bee called
IN the next few days, a. which time
the disposition Of the franchise Viii
he determined. lmil then IN" Pc
tcrsburg team viii hc operated 10y
the lcaguc, and the games scheduled
for this city transferred To Other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
PETE HERMAN WILLING
TO FIGHT LYNCH AGAIN

NEW ORLEANS. la. July IS
'l'"tc' Herman. bantainwcight cham
rion Of the World. today declared his
willingness TO meet Joe Lynch again
II the "rstwhIlc champion wants an
other bout.
II VIII he ready To defend my .itle
within thirty days 80 legitimate
hHnt3mwcigh, is barred. let =, q.
10" Lynch, or any one. Lynch was
sportsmanlkc about giving me a re-
turn match; he eau depend on my
being Just as sportSnanlikc,' said
Herman.
Just as soon as H. could get breath
from lighting his way through a cou-
pl" of thousand wildly enthusiastic
friends and admirers, who blocked
his path. from the moment he alight-
ca at the railway station tins morn
ing until he reached his home. he
said:
Let me tell YOU. Lynch hurt mo
ono" during the hsht. dop't be
ii"v. he knew it, but lac ht m. right
on the chin a terrific one in the sec
ond round. ana If he had been uuIrI
I" follow 1t IN. h. might have given
IN. :. lot OF trouble"
AZ the champions request. Sc
rits @! clab"rat" entertainments
planned tonight In his honor. was
Cancelled. Herman says he wants 10
rest quietly at home for at least two
weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
Luke Stuart Given
Chance by St. Louis

Luxe stuart. second bascman of
me Richmond Colts. sold recently
10 the st. Louis Browns, broke
into major league company ycstcr-
naF afternoon when he played in
part OF the game between st. Louis
the New York Yankees. stu
art relieved Austin at second base
an" the box score falls to credit
NM with Il time at bat The for
mcr Cot. however. had one chance
ana heldcd ii clcanly.
While with Richmond. Stuart
hau Il streak of hard luck early i'm
me year. and made costly hobbies
AT critical stages. Iiie fielding
turing the last two months i'm
proved, though. ana he was play
ing steady game at the Keystone
sack when the Browns took him
Tor cash consideration and Sec
ond- Basemhn Shcchan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29

Nmrrlrnn Association Results.
lndianap"lis-k Kansas city, rain.
Tolcd". 1; Minneapolis, D.
Louisville. Z; Milwaukee. Q.
Others not scheduled.
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Chicago White Sox Net
Comiskey Neat Sum
lllN Nssoelnted I.rcssl

CHICAGO. July 2S-Thc nnan-
c!al secrets OF the Chicago Ameri-
can League Baseball Club. always
guarded jealousy, were revealed
in the baseball trial today. the
clubs books showing Il net profit
Of $i0o,337 during / he past SIX
years. In only one year was
coming in 1920 alone.
Harry Gardiner. secretary Of the
club, brought the records into
c"ur; at the request Of the de-
Tense, which wanted Ia prove by
them that the alleged scll-out of
the White Son players in the 1919
world series had not injured tho
club.
Tho figures showed gross re-
ceipts OF $@G22.S5S for the six
years. In only one year was
thcr" a loss-i@lS. when the war
cut The season short. 'rh. deucl.
then was Sll.G72.
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Kids for noads Received.

Bids for road construction In vari
Gus parts of the state have been re-
crivcd by the state Highway Commits
SION. but they viii not be- opened un-
II! IN" return Of Commissioner George
y Coleman. who is attending a con
ference i'll Norfolk. The roads to he
built are in Prince Edward. Roanoke
and Holloway Counties. Three re-
enforced concrete bridges over Mason
Creek. in Roanoke County. Bids on
which wcr" received yesterday, also
will he built
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hilhnne VIA, no> Herman.

NEW ORLEANS ia, .uiy 1S-
J. 'rom"t"r ~ rilshury today wired
Johnny i\ilhHnc. fcHth-rwoicht cham
H'"h. an "ii"r of $4,000 to meet Pete
! HERMAN. bantamweieht champion. in
u "''lN,,h h"Ht il"r. IN the carly ru-
! '.'. 'i'fhan airrady has siguilicd
ms WiiI'ngncsS 20 meet tho kim q.
"' ,'dth'FN Tn" promoter figures
on stl-iug tn. SHOW IN Eoy,n'i,,,
nc" Inc rae" meeting opens
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NEW YORK GIANTS WIN
CAME FROM PITTSBURGH
Stage Ba,ting Rally in Ninth In
ming and Defeat
Lenders

I1TTSBuRGii. JuIy as@rbc ci,,,s
S,"Scd 4 batting rally In the ninth inuin,
VI tpuhE game with Pittsburgh. and New
ork won, u To I.
IN" iirates knocked Barnes on, in the
th;r,i hut Douglas. who succeeded him
h.1u 'h' nome team SAFE. Glasn"r weak
chya N IN" ninth. when pass, four hills
ana 'utshnws wild throw to the Plate
gave the visitors four runs
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raiif"rnin star, in Finals.

new YORK. luly Is Mrs. Miay
sutton hundN and Miss Mary X
browne. california t"unis Stars. to-
day Won their way into the finals IN
,nr New YORK. Stat. champinnShin.
AIRS Hundy eliminated Miss = Y.
iiIi'h"hs. Mexican champion. cl
nv. ana Mss Browne defeated M.,S
,,'' '.I',"lidrau of tn" Ardslcy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
BROWNS FALL VICTIMS
TO NEW YORK YANKEES
ST. Louis Finds iioyt Hard TO Solve,
AMI Eastern Team Wins,
q 10 q.

:, NEW fpItk. July 2N.--rhe Now York
Louis "a tn" second gam. OF the series
h"i" TO-DAY hy i score OF 10 o.
lioyt ritChcd effective. han for Now
York. holding 81. Louis 10 fou- hits. while
n. Yankees knocked Davis out in the
on four hits. IVY" bases on balls and an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29

DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL
lny A.soclntcI Press. |

rHIi.ADEl.pHlA, July 2S.-phjlud-lphit
ana Detroit divided a d"uhl header today,
and Detroit capturing tin" second. = TO =.
Wits iwo-baEsrr. scoring DusLn IN tn"
ninth Won the opening game. lehman
started III" fourth inning uc tn" second
gam with HON" run into ihe hlcacht ra
Keel" INT FlnEst"nd, tn" next hatsmun, and
after Wuuhull sacrificed, Sargent duplicated
!ir!lm"uus homer. Cobb rcappoarcd in
center held IN tn" second contest, the
manager having been odt OF tho gam
since June 50 with an Injured knee.
:. "A
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Ss,"iom basSsnStocl, lIeathcoto Iiornsby
n,''h', Mcli"nry. Double plnys-Cl.rn-
1ms ana i.a.an; Parkinson. Jim smith ana
- I;;6it Gn bas"s-ihIiad"lphlr 81.
LOUIS. 10 Ease on bnll--On Scdrayyict
.: 60 smith iTts--on Scdgcwick.
a. -. Smlth IN :. Struck out--hy
SS'it"W!rh. :: llaincS. q. Wild pltch-G
Snlth Losing pitch"r-ScdI:"wIck I'm.
rircs-Moran and EIgl.r Fine i..o -"
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south Side IN scc,,J ,.,,,.

hN defeating l;!ntcr Park by the
.0"i. "i [" .. In ,r~postponcd gam.
N'Nh side Ath!c-c Grub now is IN
,'nn pa" IN the Junior Athletic
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CARDS WIN EASILY

81. LOUIS July es.--IIainos pitchei
shut-"ut bail today. allowing Philadelphia
hu' ny' hits. and -. Louis win uy . to %.
Nine bases on balls, issued by SedgcwicI.
nud q. smith, accounted FOR several OF the
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BUILDERS STOP TARs

NORFOLK. VA. July rs Coming
from behind by staging rallies in the
sixth ana seventh and aided 10y costly
errors ~ omission and commission,
Newport News this afternoon defeat
cd Norfolk hy the score Of u to 4.
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BANKERS LEAGUE ,

Consistent hurting Us Ioc Wood wa :
ltfE"iE r"Sp"us!bio FOR The G-to-3 victory
"i Sin;" aud City over Federal Reserve
yesterday Wood landed for "a home run.
VIM" ifGhidgs secured Two triples and
'iaFtpr knocked out % three Dagger
owens hii safely Ihrc" times
Noslyrlny.s srnru follows.
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tinrinnnti.

IIlt'tI Tor NiN"y In rIEhth.
titan Tor Wingp in eighth.
!I5httcd ;or GEAR IN ninth.
Kan iOc iSr"sgl.r iu ninth.
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DODGERS DOWN CUBS

CHICAGO. july 2S-IirooI,iyn made i,
lhr'r straight from Chicago to-day. by
thhinE tho ilna! game ui IA" scries 3 to
tween thccy"s and Galore Tn. !oru..
suffered two bad Innings while his up-
lmfInp
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BRONCHOS TRAMPLE BUGS

WILSON. y 60 July @S.-In "a ras,
and >nappy game Rocky Mount hi
umrhcd over Wilson today ia tho
tenth inning hy the score OF To .
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BOB MACDONALD WINS
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
Hey Associated Press

NDJNf VERNON, = = LIy ~
70" McDonanid. OF Chicago. won the
N''r"p"iitan open golf championships.
on IN" links OF the Siwanoy Country.
! iub here today, covering the seven
tN-iwo holes in @oI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29

Palm Beach, Tropical
Worsted, Kool Kloth or Mo-
hair, all in one lot, your
choice
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Portsmouth,.

Richmond ....... 0lo 90; oe0-7
Portsmouth - OIL Ooa O0O-,
summary. Home runs-Shrchan
Is ellcr. GlOckSuu stolen bascs-Ar-
laEon. Hoes, kcllcrman Sacrifice
M. Shcchau ~. Goosctrcy L,C,
ON bases Richmoud. II: Portsmouth,
6. struck out-by Benton 5 hy cog
I'm. :" Eases ON ballS-om Benton.
e. off Corcin. a. lit ny pitchoG
hal by CoGSm rMcQuinm. Time
!" %. Curir,s ORTIZ and Harrison.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

ki>l LIS YESTERDAY.
,N"M York. q: Pittsburgh. !.
,::"sinn. :; finciunati, !.
br"ukNn. 3: Chicago. ..
II. i1ui>, 81 rhiil,lcIphiu. a
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Totals 100.
Pittsburgh.
.NHN IVT .,ItIIl IN I.iIIU-
tBaticd for Douglas IN ninth
iliditcd for Giasncr i'm ninth.

New York ...............o AGO 900 GGt-G
llttsbuFEh ........-. ......Up3 100 GOU-i
summary: Two base hlts-I'ri-rh
ihrcc-htrc hit-iIigbv". Stolen bhsr-I.iE-
bee rihccs-Rawlinss Carey Glus-
n'f. Double piay-BaucrOi'. Rawlings ami
My. l.cft On bl-.ss--S.S YORK.
ittiSbnrgh. Base on balls-on Glasno-
w. iiits--on ltrucs, in : Is Innings,
on Douglas. IN 80 Innings. oil Ryan.
n@nr IN J. struck ou,--hy Barnes. ~
rlhsneT. ., Winning pitcher pouEla-.
Losing pitChcr-,;!asnvr. Iinp!ros--I[ lem
md Em.lLn. rInt,-
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
IiiiihneiI.hia. 3.2: Detroit. 20.
Cleveland. ,: BOSTON, :.
New York. Il: -. Louis a.
Washington. 4: Chicago. ..
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I lii,ngo.

Thr"c. bas" htt--iiilduG stolen nase- N"i-.
ihr"s.-Mycrs, Galore. Double play
D.ly {" iiollochrr, ic!t on 0ases-liro0lt-
IN. :. Chicago; .. Base on blll--cr
Ch""y">. - ny Galore T. Umpircs-
nrnmMLm Mml I.M-EL..- L.mr. l ~.
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INDIANS WIN IN TENTH

BOSTON. luIy @S--CIrvcinnd defeated
Boston today, " to I, when ,;Iaucy scored
from first base IN he ninth inning. on
smiths single to lott. Mcnosiy's throw
landed near TN" pitchers box and II" one
w|r thrr" TO take tho hall
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Florida State Lcnguc nc.u,,.

DaNtDnn 30. 81 p"t.rsburs g.
Drland" q Tampa D..
Others. rain
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BRAVES WIN BY NOSE
HE AssocI,.eI rrc.s. |

GINCiNNATi LuIy .s-naita- h,.c.
INNING ON III" pnrt Of Boston ,nnbl.i
mem 70 win from Cincinnati today by {,
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sTNNDlNG OLE CLUE

Dan,iiIc NJ Raleigh.
Durhum at High Point.
Greensboro mt Wln.tou-Sale
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Battle Axe.

summary: Two-basr h!ts--riunnr, Has
Patterson. Three base hiis -rhorniun
Ih'wu,mr. stolen base strain. sacrifice
Wharton; l.tSGnn. Hay. Double rlay
ball by Chcwniug Patterson. Lett ON
rs-Church I'M. 9; Battle ANc. 10.
'le Aye. !. Ensos On hai!s-om Ch.wn-
ing OF Thomas. ] OH Nuunalir. /.
struck uut-hy thcwniHC. by Thomas
I; by Campbell. , hy Nunualic. l. Hits
OF Campbell, u in innings. of Chcwn-
nE. III innings. Passed ball Cor
don. Time of game hours. Umpire
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>T\\pI\G az r,,Iu
WHERE TIIEy RI

WIiikE THEY rLAY TODAY.
Bro"kl>n at 81 I0ui.
%"N York ~ Cincinnati
Philadelphia M Chi,nUo
BoAton at Pittsburgh.
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NT\\UI\n mi, ,,,,,

,i,i liEkt THEY rLiY TODAY
hthln"nd al Port >muuii
N'Npnft Nrw. at SOrfoiL
K"Ch, Mount AT WiIsun
Petersburg AT suffolk
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STANDING or CLUES

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
81. Louis at New York
Chicago ut Washington
Cleveland at Iioston.
Detroit nj PhiladeIphia
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Na>liingtnii.

''alrlFt nnn .n, -
W u-hlrEtuu - ynG TX ~,
,,,. ~" mary Two baSe hit--Mulligan
'"-h"s, htts-N.Hu D'Hour[. -,
Sn"nn HON" runs Shtuk- Milan S..-
I,h's GhNrr,'y Eri,Ason Double plays
y Ri "hl'h !" 'LHtE" 10 ihurrjfy: IH,s,. 40
= ! ~, No ,,gds, l.oft on bns"s--Chi-
IN y'.on W",h t.ns'Gp. I'asr on balls
IodE" in rs iuuiug Wirnccll". IN
,,.- ,.mnN':;S' ~, by ptHher-by Erlcl>
E'i.hsou g. WUd pirhrs-i:rs.ison ;a,'
losing p''chy lipdE. l'mpircs-Dinnru
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state aud city.

SUurt u! innings II
state ana city ..-........ col coo II ID
f'h'iA4 k.@n'Av .-...... 900 400 3uG--3
summary. fwo-Di,. h.i--Juucs Three
bhS" hts hrnUiduS 90. Clayton. Home
!uH-N4'd stolen hIscs-i< nightly. Van
i,i M"hlht.c.. Wood 60 Sacrifice
hltS- NI''", Van rc!t. DOub!" plays
ovens I" '"ytnr; Ercaddus 10 Van Pc!i.
Wi!d Mtrh"N- i'roaddus ca. Left on
DHstS- i "dr;dt Reserve, .; state and City.
10 i'"S"s on balis--un Wood = on
iir"hdd"s. Struck out---by Wool =
10y Br"addHs. ..
y tripiy play featured the 2O-to.3 VIC
."fS OF Merchants National over FRS,
Ehti"n'' SrNi'tay. In the third inning
p'Nlht SpyIi"G Il ny. threw 10 Butter
first "
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S"uth AtInntIc NsN0rintiOn RESULTS.
Sparianburg, :: Grccnvillc. II.
Charlotte, IL; Augusta. is.
tharlcston-Columbia no game
scheduled
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Hh"th, :; Petersburg
N"Mpurt News. e.; Norfolk
hl'im"nh. Ports mouth :,
hn'h, Mount. I: Wilson :; JID ;nniur.,
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<tIrft,il..

Scor. by Innings IL
Newport News ... 0nl 0o3 2OO-S
Norfolk ............ 0i0 OOu OOO--i
summary. Two-basc hits-Eay. Al
len. Wh!tcraft. Dunbar, bowman.
licnc"s. stolen baScs-M NIahan
Double play dunbar to McNIahan
Let on haSos-N Newport News. g: Nor
folk 9 Struck out--hy Ray, g. by
Peterson, . Eases ou ballS-on RAY
q: OF Peterson. >. Wild pitch RAY.
rjmc of gam" 2:G5 I'mpircS-
Lewis ana Wchr
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TENNIS TEAM is BARRED;
MEMBERS LATER RELEASED
IRy Associnicd prcss. |

PrTTSBURGlI, PA. July 2S.-Cap-
,'ih norman Peach ana the remain
utr OF the Australian Davis tennis
cup party were taken from u rail
roau train at Black Rock. y. Y. by
.hl'ed states Immigration authori-
ties last night because they were no;
provided with the necessary papers
Tor entrance To this country. accord
ing TO Il message received here this
morning by j. Il. Sohc general man
aver OF the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie
Rai!road
NEW YORK. July oS-Thc Aus
tralian Davis Cup tennis players
whose entrance into the United states
from canada. was barred at Black
Rock, y. Y. last night by immjgra-
non authorities, have been released,
u" United states Lawn Tennis Assoc
cation was informed today. y to-
"phonc message from Black Rock to
IN" association said the players
statues had been determined and that
they had resumed their journey To
Pittsburgh.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Raleigh. .: Winston Salem, !.
durham. 10: DanNiIir. :.
Greensboro. =; High Point. I,