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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-04
BANDITS HOLD UP Z. q.
MESSENGER AT ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, MO, Aug 4.-Three
bandits today held up and slugged
Tommie Feraldo. a postoffice messen-
ger at Wood River, H.. near here,
and escaped with three mail pouches,
one of which was believed to have
contained 100000 in currency con
signed to the Standard Oil Company
at Wood River.
An hour later an abandoned auto
mobile was found in cornfield five
miles south of Edwoodsville Ill
Nearby was rified mail pouch con-
tanning parcel post packages address
ed to persons in Wood River.
number of armed men are out in
automobiles searching for the rob
bers
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-04

Prague Has Gradnated Fine For
b -'r~'i' u.s. Bad singing arr. "a,

Speedy Justice which reduces red
tape and is netting the police COM
Portable income, is found in new
fning system in Prague. The police
carry receipts foTl fines for various
sums in their packets and present
them for immediate payment TO hi
larious citizens who disturb the
|peaeegls pe
Harsh singing IGrticularly ircenses
the Prague police, who are reported
to have sensitive musical natures.
They therefore have a scale of fines
for bad singing ranging up to so
crowns in cases where there is in
strumental accompaniment which i
equally bad or more so.-Berlin Gable
in the New York Herald.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-04
Some Color Blindness

\ guileless rustic who had applied
for a situation on railroad emerged
from the examination room and in
formed his expectant relatives that he
was color blind. But you can't be, =
said his father. you are no more color
blind than I am" Il know that. faith
err. was the reply. but il all comes
nv bein perlite" What do you
mean? Explain yourself" We'll. /
went into the room an a man held
something up for me to look at
Come said he, this is green. isn't it?
You are positive its green quite
pleadin' like. an tho | could see plain
enough it wuz red. I couldn't find il
in my heart to tell him so. So
agreed with him. and they bundled me
out
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-04
Now They're Convinced

Orville Wright was talking at Day
ton dinner about the new Caproni BIZ
plane which carries 100 passengers.
What will the scientists say now?'
he laughed. When my brother and
were trying to fly the scientists prov
ed time after time that fight was i'm
possible to man. Afterwards, when
flying was actually accomplished.
they rroyed that airplanes would
never be. more than dangerous Toys;
big stable ones todldh't he made !;
they'd be too heavy TO rise. Those
scientists were like the old lady. who
was taken to see the first trolley car
to start in her village. She looked
at the ear and shifted: It1l never
go But ther carudidn gents It. went
beautifully Thentthe old lady, staring
latter it shrieked: It'll never stop. >"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-04
RUTH MUST GET HOMER
TO-DAY TO KEEP APACE

Babe Ruth. the Baltimore Bambino
with the New York Yankees. must
make home run today or he VIII
fan day behind his 1920 program
for the first time this season, On
August >. 1920. he made his thirty
eighth home run and this year ne
eoualed that total on August !. Yes
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-04

Toronto. 2; Rochettero 4IcGI
rssSyracuse. 1914: Buffalo, ,.
lel Other games postponed; rain.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-04

New York li'wets2 care going into
politiesl their main trouble hereto
fore was the way politics went into
them! % rsI nIE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-04
Total ............... 9I,fo2''
Respectfully,
MARGARET c. W0HLGEMUTH,

Donations for the month of July:
Mrs. W. J. Seeley. Murray avenue,
II Q921) magazines.
July 3-Hygeia Crystal Spring CO.,
Hygeia Crystal Spring water. boxes,
Us bottles).
Mrs Roy Smith. Southgate avenue
Murray Hill, infants bassinet and pill
low for Maternity Ward
July ST. NJ Duvall, bushels OF
potatoes.
July 10-Frank Basil. pair Sweet
Breads. Miss Edith Martin, bring
ing in spring water daily to the hos
pital; also cabbage, cucumbers, toma-
toes. etc. -&er.
July 25-0ne large basket tomatoes.
JhB. Moore, Maryland Hotel. sending
daily during the month for the. pa,
tients, papers, THE Evening Sun,
also the Sunday papers,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-04

Congress wakes sentimental when
John Barleycorn is the topic of the
hour.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-04
Standing OF The Clubs
AMERICAN
TOday's Schedule

TOday's Schedule
Chicago at Boston.
'Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-04
AMERICAS EXAMPLE
WILL LEAD NATIONS
President Asks Support Of Amer
lean People In Address At
Lancaster, N. H.

LANCASTER, y. H., Aug. 4.-Con-
fidence that American institutions are
more firmly implanted than ever be-
fore and that in the near future Am
ericas example will lead all the ma
tons to permanent peace, was ex-
pressed by President Harding today
in an address at a welcoming celebra
ton in this city.
The coming disarmament confer
ence gave promise of an international
agreement that would end wars and
turn the minds of the nations to-
wards progress and development" the
President said g ~
/ He. asked for the support Iof the
American people in the government
trial in the coming reconstruction per-
iod and pledged in return the faithful
efforts of the Administration.
The Presidents speech was deliv4
cred from his automobile i'm Contin-
entail Square. here to a crowd of sew
eral thousand Who had COME 10 bid
him welcome to the White Mountain
country y $ lss'"'
4L- 80 ir- sa IF4
Lancaster and surrounding White
Mountain country Joined in a public
welcome today to President Harding
as he drove through the town on his
vacation trip at Mount Prospect
Thousands from other towns came in
by automobile and train to swell the
crowd that gathered in Continental
Square to cheer the Chief Executive
and to hear him speak.
1t was arranged for him to speak
without leaving the automobile, and
public officials said they were trying
to make it possible for the President
to avoid having to shake the hands of
the crowd.
Before he came into Lancaster. the
President played a round of golf on
the miniature course on the summit
of Mount Prospect. which has been
rugged up by the vacationers. A sill
yer cup has been purchased for the
winner of the weeks play over the
course, which covers only a small
area but has many Instructions in the
form of huge rocks and underbrush.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-04

This shrinkage of the corn crop is
all moonshine
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-04
Yesterdays Scores

st. Louis. 3; New York. 2
Boston. So; Chicago. 81.
Pittsburgh. 8: Philadelphia, 5
Brooklyn Cincinnati (rain).
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-04
Standing OF The Clubs
TOdaY,s schedule

Jersey City at Baltimore.
Syracuse at Buffalo.
Newark at Reading.
V9pbseGs Toronto at Rochester.
--L-4Ltls bf,t aH 4rt.
.soSFsOo games f,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-04

Yesterdays Scores
Boston. 81; Chicago, 2
Other genes postponed; rain.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-04
MONTHLY REPORT
OF LOCAL HOSPITAL
That Of Miss Wohlgemuth, Su-
perintendent OF Emergency,
Submitted To Managers

The July report of the Superinten-
dent of the Emergency Hospital shows
quite a busy month. which is not 10
he wondered at when the extreme
heat of the month is considered.
The monthly meeting of the Board
of Managers was we'll attended, al
though no question of especial import
ance arose The report of Miss Wohl-
gemuth. superintendent of the hospi-
tai. is given in detail as follows;
Number of patients remaining July
i. IS: number of patients admitted
free, 81; part-pay, 8; full-pay, 26;
total number of admissions, sc. Num-
Der of patients in hospital entire
month. "a; patients remaining July 81,
20. Number of discharges, IA;
deaths. 8 births, TO- Number of OPP
erations, IA; hospital days--free, 374;
pay, 81; part-pay. 80; total number OF
hospital days. 724 Out-patient de-
partment-new cases. rs; redress
ings, PA
Report of money drawn 10 credit OF
Treasurer and amount in full received
from patients:
Amt. received from patients. .$1,4O3.95
Dispensary 4O.15
Donations, free patients $3.50
a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
COOLERS ARE SWAMPED
Lsne.l,I IL M. r.lu...nL.,.n,.h /

NORFOLK. VA. July with MANAGER
NHftup going IN great form ANA Wood
Iafs This afternoon turned tn. baseball!
gam" into = Ner!tIble track meet; - win
ifnin Petersburg bS the ~vor" % Is Ia -.
Ia the seventh Manager WLrhup sent
iiEN FIELDER Kelly 20 tn" mount. Mar
non took t.v D!Ic. ~ Voter at short
Nh" wds uut ont ut the gam" along with
bfHUrifIn tor engaging In a near fight.
Voter vbi.c tri 10 tho alleged uur.ycS-trv
cuisines OF Brauulgnn in tagging him
IuF an OUT. words led 10 an ATTEMPT 10
Not 10 bog outdon" Manager Mcconnell!
S"hi buih'!d"T Brown 20 tire iuuuud and
4i"r hh was relieved l.. GurroTan. whn
shaved IA" hest form OF any "ne ~ The
MANAGER MrCnuu",l cuuilr.ucd the re-
port iMHi Il" hal been ordered to r.unr,
90 Suru.E tomorrow. The series being
tT"nSi"riti. II was .Nu!;.lncd. nw nv TO
~" iHiilr" u" cp!u1lct" III" Petersburg
Er" nd stand He also confirmed the re-
i'"f''! SA.e OF ,,ink {" Columbia. ;. e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
TWO INVOLVED IN BASEBALL
TRIAL HAVE BEEN FREED
Continued From First Page ,
mated through defense testimony.

mated through defense testimony
Helcer testified that he was In
night for Cincinnati and arriyin,s
there September %. the day nil
Turns had testified he conferred with
nm in New York over the alleged
conspiracy.
Returning to Chicago after tho two
Cincinnati! games. Zclcer said. he was
confined to his hotel room here for
three days through Illness.
MS testimony WAS confirmed by
witness who went TO a ball game here
with him September IS and then
Travelled 10 Cincinnati with him. 10
te! records confirming these dates
were admitted ms evidence, as were
bllis Tor drugs and medical service tn.
DAYS he said he was sick
Tn" testimony presented ayajns,
weaver and Folsch included only tho
statement OF Burns that he saw them
In room In Cincinnati with other
pi"NcrF. VINO were said to have been
IN alleged conspiracy.
Burns' Testimony ConnternctcJ
This testimony was counteractcd by
his statement under cross cxaminn
lion that h" WASH, sure Weaver and
Fclsch were there.
said York told him he was the Ill
tic rcd-hcad from st Louis. who
started ~" deal is the only man WHO
has testified against Cork.
. NV 'UlN 'Nlb'ffs against I.DNfiu
Levy was that he bet on Cincinnati.
ana Ben Levy was never mentioned
IN the conspiracy.
Euch Weaver and Happy Felsch
;onish, we're receiving scores OF con.
rr3tu!atory tclcErams and tcicphon,
messages from friends.
Weaver said he wanted to get barl,
INTO major league baseball. bu,
Fcisch wasn't 30 sure about wishing
20 play ac.in.
III Judge Friend takes this n,tf-
qua" thor" can't be any doubt in nuv-
ones mind about my Innocence" said
Weaver Tim sure that no ono wifi
Try TO keep me out OF baseball after
that ] don't want tn play with tho
whit" SoN any more. for don,
want 10 work Tor Mr.. Comisky Id
like To b" tradcd-prcfcrably to New
York or Ciovelauh-and play the out
hcld. my original position
III you play tho outncld. then m
play the iniicld," broke in Fclsch.
OTuCD CDnDTC nhCT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
Local Tennis Team
Plays Navy Saturday

~ tennis team representing the
.ountry Club of Virginia will leav.
'"r Annapolis. Saturday morninl,
l" participate in tournament with
The Navy tennis team that after
noon.
Edgar Troth. tennis professional
~ the club, has not decided which
piayers will represent the local
club. Bickci. Harris. Buford. Pol
lard. and y. Cary. however. a-e
favored TO he chosen
All of the players mentioned
nave had experience in tourna-
mcnts and their appearance in
past events has been crcditablc.
Thcy participated in the ola Do
mition Tennis Tournament. con-
Quoted last spring.
The Navy team is recognized as
formidable aggregation OF tennis
players and has experienced a sue
ccssful season. Closely contested
matches are expected whcnt the
TWO teams meet Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
Rickard and Quimby
Fined, But Get Boost

NEW YORK, July 21.-Although
fined Sl."00 apiece for importing
the Dempsey Carpenter fight
movies from New Jersey to New
York. contrary 20 the Interstate
Commerce law. TEX Richard. pro-
meter of the fight. and Fred G.
Quimby, producer OF the movies.
received a kindly boost" from
Judg" William Il. Sheppard in the
United states District Court.
The Judge said the law had been
passed Ia meet - peculiar situa-
tion.' referring 20 the race feeling
after the JcnrieS- johnson fight.
Further. II" said. the law struck
him as an unnecessary interfer-
cncc by Congress with tie police
regulations OF the state. which. like
New York. permit prize fights and
do not forbid tight pictures.
Eickard and ouimby. having paid
their fines. will now proceed to
show the films on Broadway and
throughout New York state unless
r"f"rncrs ur state officials are
able To prevent the exhibition by
Injunction proceedings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
RICHMOND WINS LAST
OF SERIES FROM WILSON
Take Deciding Contest. > to 4, AZ
ter Harl-FOught BattIc-Fomr
Pitchers Used.
NORFOLK NOW TOPS LEAGUE
Colts Victory Pulls Bugs From
Pinnacle Into Position o. Runner
tp-Gamc Goes TO Finncgan, Al
though Smith Relieves Him.
Especial to The T!mes-Dispa,ch.

IL.
WILSON, y. G. July 27.-In a game
featured by many Spectacular plays
and plenty Of hard hitting. Richmon,,
nosed out Wilson today " III. CONT
OF 10 4.
Norfolk Went into undisputcd pos
SScsSIon OF irSi place in the Virginia
league as result ct the dcf,nr
handed the locals today. The Tars
now have margin OF q game over
the Bugs
IN the present series the colts have
SHOWN a complete reversal of form
ana ana nave played siit-edgc bail for the
The features OF ;oday's contest for
me visitors were the rcmarkablc
heldine OF Aracon and the a!r-tight
pitching Of Smith, while the pitching
OF Bennei; and the all-round nlaying
for the locals
For the third day in a row the um.
nirIng was decidedly off color: In fact.
so MUCH SO IN tOday's gam. that num-
o .e;S. OF fans threatened to mob the
H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28

Sunolk ...-...--..... 800 cot lex
Newport News - Oo0 0lO OOO-l
summary: Two-buSc hitS-poolc
Cunningham. Kruger. Home run
DGn.Ctr. stolen bases Mathar. Dow
n"y. kearns, Kruger co. j Burns
Sacrifice hit .-powncy Double PLAYS
black To Cunningham to kearnS:
Fikc 10 k"arnS: linn to MCNiahan to
Whi'&ra:t Left on baseS-Sunolk.
.. Newport News. =. Bases on balls
on Slappey. J on Z!uu. =. Struck
out-hy Slappcy /. by linn. :. Tim.
NJ game - Cmpires- liarli son
ANA prth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
CARDS MAKE TRIPLE PLAY

ST. LOUlS, July fla triplc play
nipped Philadelphia rally in the
fifth inning of today'S game and the
Cardinals won 4 ) To victory. With
the bases fun. Rapp lined TO Ilornsby.
who tossed to Toporccr. doubling Pc
tcrs and Tuporccr's quick throw to
Fourni"r caught Winters of first for
TIA. third out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28

E,o ui'm nary: Two-b base hits-Ru.thcr
i",k. olson. Johnston, MitcbclI LA
S,oIon Ihree-base hit--Iiollochcr
rifles bit "seSEk ildun. Johnston. Sac
stnn i,iH- Marriott. Miller 12). .Iohn-
liz uoiinch"r. Double pinvs"Iiii-
NJ, 70 olson to Mitchell; Wirts IN
.. " r,t. Left on bascSHI:ronlilv ,
Ruct Ih'cnso' 10 Bases ON balis-off
louder. IL in % Innings. an -!
H.. IN i-3 innings. Hit by pitcher"
~ ~ iondcr lkildun). Struck ONT IN.
= 'h Wii., by Ruether. 8; nv Zones.
ttro oHhcr. UmpircS-Quiuiey and
brennan. Timr-l.aI eE "'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
MEAT PACKERS LEAGUE

kin%an's 'Rcliubl-s" incrc,sol
their lead in thu Meat Packers
League yesterday al Byrd lark. by
defeating Morris Il Co. by the score
of to >.
Score by innings: Il II :,
kingan . 500 OlO oOx-G 10 >
H. ~tcrics: Campbell and
Stumpi; M"rris-Shapiro ana Broad
tuG 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
BOSTON WINS IN SEVENTH
mn Assncin1nd prcss.l

[By Associated Prcss.l
BOSTON, July 2T.-Boston came |
from behind in the seventh inning |
today and defeated Cleveland. 10 L. |
Fosters single to right and smiths
throw which got away from O'Neiil |
providing the necessary runs.
Thc score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
GIANTS PROVE THORN
IN SIDE OF PITTSBURGH
New York Bumps Pirates on for
Second Time in as Many
DAYS
Hey Associated Press. !

mad" il two straight from Pittsburgh
by winning todaN's game. to l.
Nohf was effective and held the
home team safe until the seventh in
ming. when Whitfield triplcd to right
and scored on Barnharii'S single
fuun2'S haitnS featured.
The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
SENATORS AGAIN WIN
IBy Associato,iPra.s ,

WASHINGTON. July 27.--Washing
ton again defeated Chicago today. !
10 j.. All the local runs were scored
III the third inning. in which Kerr
walked TWO EJtsmcn and allowed Il
single, Il doubts snd two triples. Shcc-
~ and Collins. Of the visitors. hit
home runs, the latter with ono on
base.
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80
New York.
iatted for Quinn in ninth.

~ VT 49," 49, na3 :
summary: Two-baSc hitS-Mcuscl,
Shockcr. Thrcc-hase hitS-lipp. Me
ManrS. Home -McManus. Stolen
laSc-M cManus. Sacrifices - Ward.
EcwStcr. Williams. Ruth. Double
plays Austin and McAIanus.
Left on bases New York. 9: ST. Louis.
.. Base on balls---on Shockcr. :; on
Mays :. liits-oif Mays. u in : Ia
innings; OF Quinn. In "a inning.
Hit ~ pitchcr-by Mays. Jacoh.-n.
Tobin>. Struck cut--ty Mays. =: by
Shuckcr. e. Losing pitchcr-Mays.
tmprcs-Connolly and owens. Time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
''''S .......... .? % "a
Cincinnati.

,,'.t'u Tor ftiiinSim in third
haited for Watson in eighth.
Cincinnati Ino n,n 49,, "
summary: Two-basc hits-Bohn.
Iru:Se. Three-basc hiis--Roush ana
N"ai". Sacrifice h;ts-Gow,lv crane
i'"hblc play-Bohnc to Gran. To
i'Ahb"rt l.cft on bascs-l:oston. 2.
CINCINNATI. ). Eaccs on bans-oif
y ininsi'n, ]: on Watson. ]: of
DcSch.cr, |. IiitS-off I,ilIinrin, . in
innings: off Watson. !, in : innings:
on ocschgcr. none in inning: struck
rut-by l.uuuc. I: by Filinsi,u. /:
nN watson. ;. Losing pitchcr-E'il-
mick. Timc--l:a3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
DODGERS TROUNCE CUBS
fHy Associated Press.l

riirl1 cool hall in the pinches to-
lay while brooklyn hattcd Ponder
freely and cas- ~ defeated CrloaGo,
ID 10 . Els, Bascman Schmnnlt
WAS III, on The head during practicc
b.-:orc the game and was :,.rriad un-
conscious to IKE clubhouse. 1t WAS
SAGE later that hc would BE- able to
piav again in few days
TN, g.,rn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
SPORTS
lcnosty. Sacrifice hi,s-pratt. Nc.

Mcnosky. Sacrifice hits-Pratt. Nc
INNS CD, Wambsganss. Johnston,
ituel ca. Pittcngcr Double plays
-Scwcll To Wambsganss to Johnston
iratt To Scott to McInnis. Left on
Dases-Clcvcland. Z: Boston. $. Bases
on balls--on Sothoron, 8: of Morton,
l; of Bush, 8. Iiits-om Sothoron, I
IN Innings; Off Uhlc. ) in no inning:
OH Merton. l in innings. Struck
out-by SothOron. .: by Morton. / :;
ny Bush. 4. Losing p!tchcr--Uhlc.
umpircs-Moriarty and Chill. Time
-o.Uo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
TWO GAMES TO REDS
IRy Associated pra...

RN Nssociatcd Press
ATi, OHIO. July o7-I
:, ,i,hclhnati took both ends of y, Lnu.
Mn. header ,t from Boston today. win
,n - irSt game by score of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
FUMBLES AID DETROIT
ma AssocintcI pross.

ny -NHE''NI'lIt'TI T T''SH. 7
PHILADELPHIA, July 27-DuEan's
two 'rmblcs aided Detroit in defeat
ing philadelphia. 4 10 !. Hits by
HuSi and shorten. DuEau's tumble
ana Ncach's sacrifice i!y won the
game in the third.
~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
ILS0N. II; SWIFT. II

Wilson defeated Swift & co. bv In.
score of II I" II. in a game featured
ny ihc hating ana base running OF
II Taylor and Hoover.
score 10y innings. H.lIE
w l!S"h ',........ "o2 S3l liz IL u
Swlit Go. 49,. lo3 o. 3-iill .
ia Green, Friddy and Hay,
Taylor. strain and Hoover
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
Cleveland.

Totals ......... 81 { - II 2
tBatted for Soth"ron in seventh.
tHattcd for Morton in ninth.
Score by innings r.
Cleveland ............ 600 O10 500
Boston ............... 100 l0l EEK
Summary: Two-basc hits-rrat,
Cd, WambSEanSS. Three base hit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
NEW YORK DROPS CAME
BECAUSE OF RECRUIT
McManus, SubbiDg for Sister, Bats
ST. Louis To Victory,
fn =
IBy Associatcd prcss /

>,I,,,,
NEW YORK. July 27.-Thc hitting
OF McAanuS, substituting for Sister.
Shanleu 81. Louis TO defeat the New
or.l americans today in the first
gam" oil the series. to ,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
Rocky Mount.


portsmoutn ........ 1872 2n2 l06-ig
Rocky Mount ~ iul 600 Zoo .
summary Two base h!ts-Lcdbct-
ter. Goosetrco, NioN, Spencer Sac
rifice hits-McQunn, Malonco. stolen
bias y Nor. Bangs, Glochson. Walk
cr- Double plays Goosctr.c to KEEL
herman to GIockscn: Parker to
Glockson; Curry 10 Champ!n ~ KEEL
leher. Struck aut-by L.cdhe;tcr. .:
by Leach, .. Pas" on haIls-on Led
better, none; Of Leach. none. Lief,
on 1ases-P Portsmouth, g. Rocky
Mount .. Tim. of gainc-l:45. Uln-
pires-Riley AMI Blackburn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
Pittsburgh.

t'lllSbulSn wv 'h' lup--i
Summary: Two base hitS-FriSch
Young. Snyder. Three base hits
Young. Whitfield. Stolen bases
Young. Mcuscl. Sacrifice hit--Nchf
Double plays-Cutshaw ana Grimm;
Bancroft. Rawlings and Kelly: shy
der. FrisCh aud Kelly. Lett ON bases
New York. :: Pittsburgh. =. Eases,
on balls-om N.hf. !. OF Cooper. !.
Struck out-hy Nchf. .: 10y Cooper. !.
tmpircs-iiicm ANA EmS!ic. Time
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JAIL BIRDS DEFEATED
BY LIFE INSURANCE co.

Lille Insurance Companv OF Wv.
gina yesterday defeated the Jail
Birds in an ciSht-inning game by tile
score Of 10 t.
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Cincinnati.

- = i
l;attcd for Gowdy in seventh.
Hattcd for fiIlinSim in eighth.
Score by innings: r.
Rostca .............. 600 Oi0 OlO-3
CIli'Iiils'Ii lO2 100 UDX--i
summary: Two-basc hits-Ncale
i:ohnc, Gowdy. Thrce-base hit
crnisc. stolen hascs-Bocckcl, Dun
can. Sacrifice hits--Hohnc, Groh
Marquard, Powell. Double plays
Ford To Barbara to IIolkc; IIolk G
tunaSSistcd). Left on bascs-Boston
. Cincinnati. :. Eases on balls--oT
FillinGim, >. OFF Ocschgcr. ]. Hits
of MaiIuard. II in ) % innings; off
l1"nahuc. in . l3 innings: OFF Nc
Quillan in & innings; off Film
Sim. in ! inning: off OcschSer. | in
innings. Hit by pitchcr-by Me-
t!uiilan UDaubcrD. Struck out-by
lIoha hur. !; by Fillingim, l. Win
ming Observation-Disclosures Losing pitch
cr Mctluiilan. Empires - McCor
MICK and Hart. Timc--l:50.