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WINDSOR ENTRIES

I'VE furlongS-Iiilirnan G., Ioi: Tom CAS-,
S.ay I l9S A ,booft ~ prom q ;All2h. lI5:
ll5. p.tIcma los: Martin FaIIon 100:
car"t"kcr III
thror'ycar-olds and ur; ~iv fu-lnngs2
Phantom: -. Kama. i"2 Hasten ON. io5:
I.uxury. io5, san Marcus lio: PoIar C,.h.
III: Br!hednyo'"d. io2; Tn" Decision. I67
Murphy, 40; Roi~rcrcr. iii Also Eligible
niue Jeans. los; Dancer iii: %urs. Jane
~; lula y. loi; liumphy, 81
William 81: Sud"r. IS; Chief sponsor. 81
Azra"l; 10; June Fly; 20; Flying Ford!
witch Flower 20. Gallant Groom lln,
., F9nr,h rao,---rnrse; $4,000. addeI
W, mile and an, ciEhth-Ta,lor Maid. 81
Ky Jimmy. 81; brilliant Jester Irl: COL
GTn fph idi Ia I Kaiy K A. nnGy
49, The Porter, I26; Ext.rminator, i%a:
Ffth rncc-pmrsc. 81 eOo: Tor three-ycar
olds ana NJ: SIS furlonss----ylcnn cor"y.
-; A!v;n r; iInrt, - W'N;%hsld, q:
ELLSWORTH. lOi: unclcs Lassir l65:
M.liora, 100; War Cod. III: sailing Is.
rTan,ai s'' 81, "f Fiji ccoyN I lS, e Hann-
iOT: Fitz Boodlc 90
sixth raSSS-p ,ar, n,so"; claiming;
tcenlhs milcs-Somc lahy lo2; irish Jig.
-: knnGuoi. 49,, Hrinrio. los; Dresden,
Tantalus. 1903. belgian Queen III; Knsh
mir, ll?;, Pastoral Swain. ~;
three y.ar-olds and up: one and one. six
icenth milcs-'omcr X. 81: iIucn. 9S:
Myrtle. 1902: 'Alna H.. i02. rruncs. 1915:
'F:xhortcr. lO4; Ellison. los. Peerless One
iG,; Airman IL: WIitcr T"rnlhow, ~
Pcav"s, io3: incamorc. 100: redra. l09 .
our Birthday. los.
:Arrrenticc allowance claimed. Wealth
err clear. track fast.
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

INVESTIGATIONS. i've ana !, haf tur on.;,
Lady De s. 4N- tluli.Ctil. : 90 q. q" =,
: To ;. Won Tmbr"l. JOS Fni"ri, 1" =.
to 3. 80 3 second, Marsaalc. II"
tEcrrhp. . 10 = :" s. TO 2, third Time.
ipi a. Also ran Hadics,, Eed rom. Hep-
second race tn. Putnam purs. selling
,hr-"-y"ar old and up' on" mi.e-Sanmy
Ns..s ~ ,S%n";,. .,o 20 to- ..
to = second: ii"rd Gir. i"' tW!nvrb.
- iu L. e. To l. - TO :. third.
Third rucc-th" pcmu!~rii" stakes OF -
on; two-yrur- old NIi,N hy" aui one hair
turong- Ny E"v"ri. ll' tkumm"rl 10 ,.
20 TO 10. won r.ritont. .os rennlanl.
TO :. - s. . 10 H. SECOND $oncy r.
10 ,McNt"or. . to !. to . even, third.
Timo. 1907 as Also ran -Shoraudo. Rose
t-iEaic, Lucky tuition rrc'ry Lady.
Fourth rhr..-'he Tuchaho" handicap:
seventy yard, Rove" Roofs lo3 6Kcnnc1yl.
To ]. TO out. won; PcuToSH l!1
tN"arglu,. % T.. g" .. "u'. second
Srdrrncli. 81 ,Enl.uHut, :? 20 . even.
out thirl. Ting 1898. Also r'n-Re-
Tif,h race-,le Lively purse selling
three -ycHr-"ld> and Hu. about siN turionrs
Ting q -llU. lu5 tEu-uri, - l. to !.
to z. won; TnrnBH nUt u" tEatrrl, 10 J,
- !. 3" , s.ruu.. Arrnwh"at 10 Gar
l.ll @-1. Also r,p TIbruch. Foam. Liberty
Gir.. Oprwi4u. rar'iu" : lloyd George
Mi,1an li;-%iTonH I."" Ii:,nsi Mf shine
SIKH race tho Hr,u Mawr pursr; three
y"ar-rlH~ one rrIr. Grey Las ~ CSandcH.
| ga TO- out. uut. Won. '!yecreck. li%
Tatadrr no ,Cnit'r,rN. m 30 l. 6 To !.
on 'hird. Ti'u" l.'' Al'o yan-Faunus.
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Iiicl ,i,,on,i.
Rocky Mount.

SUMMARY Home ruu--ourrl. Two
Ger. Sacrifice hJt-Chaurteu" tul'I
hascs-ks.a-. hoyk. thAmTa- kyl'. her
HARRISON. I-a:t on ba<"s-R!. hmuUG. y
Rocky Mount. 3. Double pltys--Stuart q
.NTrt-ou Ysr-ison TO Moran. Base OF
h.!is-oE Mtek-r e.; Oft Narr.son.
Struck uut-!y Mt.k,r. @. hy Yarrlsun. q
lit bstsm,u-- Nius'"ul hy MorE"r. Pas.
I'd haIi-St'Iuback Tiulc @: game. 1895
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FRENCH CHAMPION SIGNS
CONTRACT TO BOX HERE
georges Carpenter VIII Meet II
Light heavyweight in Amer
lea Next October.

NV YORK. July ii-Gcorgcs Cnrp"n.
,isr tn"ay sigE- contract wIth T"S
hlCnard . defend his worlds i!sht heavy,
N'lEht championship duTinE October. nj,
"rn""ynl WI! o. selected later. ia. agree.
u,'ht FeHdihc that III. French hnNor shall
Richard. "'''''' "'
III" bout will 10 contested either in IN.
''i ~ 'liE arena. where Carpenter lost
l. iH'k ipeini sry. or tn Madison Suu. re-
fafisn. ,h!s city. While tn. srlectlol->-
.n "j'pnnrn' VIII not ne made untt Iatcr
Vas 'h"nfh, NAT 'hs choice lio, be.
-seoni week Of October Is tentatively
named a. The dat" %: the bout which
nr1"to.y WI! be staged on Coumbu, bay
Plans w-r- completed today Tor the
S.i.lmE o; ~" CArr"ntI.r paTty un ia.
.i"hin"f La Sayolc Tor France rhurSt,v
Ms"aSf Franeoi,, pcscamps, r!erre AI5i,
7!hFrinS ISFtu"r VIII accompany Carmen
iier stay 81 TWO or three wccks viii
." MADE a. the home Of the French
rur!ilst as'I then the party viii r.,nrI
bout.
Carpenters hand which hc Injured in
nc h'ihrsrE encounter. - StIi! -No,!gn
ana ih!n:ul, but hl expect. u la hcn
WITHIN tn" mex six weeks Ito says 4,
MI. not prove handicap IN future ring
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lBy Associated Prcss.l

NEW YORK;. July ia fold of .3l
s Golfers .: H. county. in addition to to tnc
r,r n, Ens.ish PROFESSIONALS. George Dun-
;hs national oicn tSminasn%nt which h." be-.
Eims AT IN" Columbia Country Club. Wash
nnounccI ,oni as''y shawl ThS Sn'rE oc,i isi
,hgs ~ number Of PLAYERS ever listed for
mat which competed at Toledo last sea-
ro I'M pairing ;nring for tn" two preliminary
r,, JosG n,, ki'kwcod; Australia. ana ra,-
.char,ss Il p iiaii. 5ir5S'insham. Aa and
'.' ~ H. SAE.es. Merton Golf club. Hav-
,n IS ~ Newson. Country Club. virginia.
and pJe i T,rr R"I,H!GYs. H9mswo@d H..
; Len AMI Tom Boyd, FoS Hills. stanIs.
Mill Wlli,e k!dd, Minneapolis. and Gunnar
yilie: Fla: and Vile MarF "i LESSEN Gk
Nj ''% "ho, n"Sshison: uicnview ILL.,. and Abe
deco SMa NJ Il &e,i anl MS W V ''o"re' re
and rTca "a h WsS+o AiIsshsny, Swicklcy. IA.
/ inNensasd; Civ iumb IS. civ All Gha IL
George Kcrrican. Whit. Rc.chcs ,,,.
NMI" nn,ao n, J.; and Frank T. sprogcil
,Lni!s Teller. Bra Burn. wc.t Now-au
InrsIT,,. ana - White. Cambridge Uni
u II. Hackney. Mound Ruild.rs and
Maryland. "S's N""'''
Fred Mcleod. Columbia. Chevy ch,s.
Ndi ami 'Grantiand Rice. Englcwood.
Pay, maEe , Thomson. RossIyn. Va. and Alex
Hn!tth. Sh:nn"coss"tt. Nsw London Conn,
MAX x Mhrston. Merton Cricket u.v.
Mimnru' fa'' and Jack Burke. st. Paul.
!. Tom kcrrican. Slawancy. RronxyI,l, \
! e. ana William &. Ballantync column,
Chevy Chase Md - - "'''"'''
H. NJ Thomson. Glen Ridge. y J.. ana
u i'i, tIa,,npoe'i. losantivillc. Pleasant
charles Evans. Jr Edsowatcr. Chicago.
ihH 'hari"r u. Murray. Royal. Montreal
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WOMAN DROPS 1920 FEET
FROM PLANE IN PARACHUTE
Icy Associated Press. J

81. l'AtL. July ll.-MisS Phoebe i
rair"rdve. of this city, established
what was said to he a new worlds
record Tor a parachute drop for WON
on when she dropped ia.20O feet from
an airpiano at Curtiss Field. near
here, yesterday.
II took exactly twenty minutes from
~. TIM" Miss Fa!rSraVc lcapcd until
Sh" ali.ht"d safely in "a wheat field
1T WAS terrible" said Miss Fair
grave later. Il never want to try
il again"
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PUBLIC LINKS PLAYER
LEADS FIELD OF GOLFERS

CHICAGO, Jug liz -. Lloyd. Chicago
iHbic LINKS player. today set a record
Tor tho reconstructed courS, az tho W.s,
!n"Ir''nI country CLUB ANA lei the field
~ inc. uuhliiy!nE round OF tho Amateur
chlmplonship Of the western I;oIf Ns.o.
cation with i'-3i-'i two under par FOR
INC h.'5t- YARD course. Lloyd was closely
pressed 10y James Maniun ~ 81. Louis:
IL. T.. kn"pH"r. Of Sioux city. Iowa. cham
and H. u. Johnson. st Paul. who took
scycnty.-t"ur STROKES.
Trr southern contingent was led hv r.
\ Gudch,uN. Of Nashville was made :,
seventy i've. Tw'nty-srvcn starters re-
,urnsd sores under eighty. and MY
scored eighty or better. Chick
Evans. defending his title :or The nfth
time. covered tn links ia seventy seven
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ROCKY MOUNT FANS SEE
THRILLING MOUND DUEL
NCc]Scr and Harrison Arc Evenly
Matched, hut Latter Gets
Break.
COLTS NEARLY WIN CONTEST
Have Men on Second and Third in
Ninth and Nobody Out-poublc
Play Spells Clanccs-Stuart Sold
to Browns.

,LSneciai t. The Times Dispatch.l
ono OF the, hcst games that ha> beer
played on tho local lot. tho Tarh.cl, ,.o-
fcated the Richmond Colts. ." B. th.N
The contest was a mound ducl between
Harrison, for the locals. ana Meckcr. for
the visitors. with the former having bet
ter control and proving moro effective TN
the piHChcS
The Colts threatened to win GU, IN Tho
nlnth. as they STORED one run and had
mon Oh second and third. with nobody
down HARRISON; hover. ought AZ
runner on third. thus blasting :he v.s-
itors' hopcs for a Win
Luke Stuart'S stellar work was ne field
ing feature: while KgNiher's s;ick. work
stood out :Ur thc lNlli"s. Tho rHrh"'l
mrs; saeker duplicated his saturday record
a! driving out four hits in rs many times
TO the plate. Af;rr being ont of the gam"
several days with an injured log. curry
broke back into the fray for tho locals
and secured hone run.
MANAGER Ryan announced today that
Luke Stuart. the colts second nt-cnaN.
had been sold to the 81 Louis American.
a cash price " several thousand doIlnts
and player from the Brown lcuTlug IN
the deal. II was uof stated when Stuart
Is TO report 20 tho Browns.
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Florida state League Results.
JhcksorviIe, ;. Orlando. 2
lakeland. 6: 81. Petersburg 1
DAytona. J: TAMPA. u
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Bah" Ruth Hits 32nd
Home Run in Chicago
IBy United Scws.I

CHICAGO, July ll.-This was
good day for Babe Ruth. He
drove out his thirty-second home
run of the season, scoring Pcckin-
pauGh ahead OF him. and thus
helped to contribute. two Of the
Yankees four runs AKA inst the
white Sox. Mucscl duplicated tn"
feat. giving himself his ninth home
run OF the season. Babes day at
the bat:
FIRST inninG-Groundod out TO
Eddie Collins.
Fourth inning-Groundcd out to
Sheel.y.
Sixth inning-crashcd the apple
i)r a homer. into the right-neld
blca cheers.
Eighth inning-Flcd to deep
right center.
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EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES

. First rncc--:wo- ycar-olts. sling: foam
'oodhar' io2 .RrsiIts. % Bantry pass.
ioe: Md Noil 10, nougnfu', ia Tui-
COLLEGE Mad, loa K.r'i' !ns F'H!r Viz
"g.l V1rs 100 Hyr'rho'", ll2
Second rst..--' Er.v-r-n and nv.
selling. R.v-r~lG" purse one mile ana 40
Yards sun Hus. Iog. Gloom, Gus 100
tIorrh. iue Queen H!oule lre 'Iicllo
pnrdn'r l0i: Suunyhll 100 Houpa~i. l0s:
l.'i.ululru-. ~ Episode. "a 'ciuV,r. i0i
Third rpr"-'hr"o y-nr-oida. the Naho-
gag h'nd.cars 'gout, siN f,nr,ons.- Smos"
u9 Nio" Eral l0' bills McI.unrhli
vi. FtuuU-, "f Last straw lnG. Rep.
lh' 'ht',sr Fh."rry i"i; Crack @
Fourth ra,.-,hra. -yrar-o,is and M;
1855 ThGmh.r 20 Eurh, %, 'h" Heather,
90. s.; i-dur" 1853 Sea- Sinner. luI. S,v,.. N
clean. M rhr l.aiuu. lur. 'BtlI,t Dancer
- Rlmauy ln'; '1m Rfug los
Fith 'A,r. mH.d.o 'w'-." ar-.ll-. s"''-
Wft,n' rs W.T. 'sF 5, W Ha i've tor'" ggi'ar
li2 '.Hruu lHH Goodhtrt 700. Cuuch-
tu.t, Il- Mad Sell Joe. gyuurHa H..
,o.: Tu'I', 1885, HaC, Ioo cei,'f. Mia
hparation,. .il- era. Tree l12 Frcd Kin
sixth race iiIf"o-yr.,r Odds ana up; III.
on 9riiHuH' iIr-" 'Er ml!e-i"ui" W
iiGga H"nH hnh@m iu Inne,,t los.
'F.v. ,rount, allowance cl,Im,d Wealth.
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DUNCAN AND MITCHELL
HAVE LEG ON $1,000
nv l,nitnd Novel

TET.HNM. =. 7. JmIy ll.-Ioorcc DUN
can hrit!;h open champion las; year. and
IN" Mitchell. also Of England Monday
I'D Jock Hutchinson. OF Chicago. present
npen iitl.o"ldc". and Tom kerrican. ST.
W"noT tlnh professional and "a member
OF the American team abroad three un
at the end of thirty -siv- hole contest
over The now Pelham Country Clubs
con'S" The compe itlnn Will hc continued
Tomorrow Their" being purse OF Sl.or,
defending upon III" s"v"nty-two holes ~
which $50 Will be added each day Tor tn.
bt "
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Lee Stone, Former Gil,
Is Sold to Charleston
TRY Associated rress.I

AUGUSTA. GA. July 1.-THE
Augusta baseball club OF the
South Atlantic Association, an
nounccd today it had sold Lee
Stone. a pitcher, To the Charleston
club. of the same circuit.
Richmond fans will remember
Lee stone. IN" player mentioned in
tn" above dispatch. 10 one Of the
most dependable members of the
last years pitching staff out Of
twcntN-onr starts he won fourteen
games. lost five and tied two.
stone was a spi;hall artist. ana
when his fnvorite Form OF delivery
was barred by Virginia League
ma"naieS. he was traded 10 .Nu-
gusta for Pitcher knowiSon.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS yesterday.
IostOn. o. DrtrOit. Ia.
New York. 1: Chicago. u.
81. Louis =: Washington, {.
tOnly games srhr,luirdD.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York ut 81. Louis.
Washington at Chicago.
philadelphia nj Detroit.
lSustou nj tlcy la nd
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.H0MERS PROVE TOO MUCH
FOR CHICAGO WHITE SOX
Ruth and McuScI Pound Out Cir
cult Drives, New York Win
ming Game.

CHICAGO. July ii.--iipmc runs hy
N'nS'i hnd nab" Ruth. with a man on
"'s' each time. enabled Now York 20 take
IN" in"l game nf IN" series from Chicago
today To %. Mcus"l accounted for tn.
visitors hrs; two runs when he drove ,h.
"'i INTO the loft nH'I blcachors. after
ht""r had singled. Ruth drove his homer
h'S ihir;y-s"""nh for Ia. seaaon-lnto
he ''Eht hcid bieNchvrs after rocAinpauGh
had walked
TMn Acnrn.
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Gnlfcr Ionnl, Own Itccor,I.

NEW lDIIN, Jung ll--f.0s Nc ihirh tiU
~ 49, many year, stephen Roberts. az Il
D!nwoodie Country Club. made hoic
one -ir nix on mo clGG's rplt cpurs". Ro
.rts' rhot w.z made yesterday viii
Iipy.uE TO 'l" tenth hoe. 10 Yards fro
the tee. IN" shut was made with
uashIc ili- Two prcs!UUs IChicScmen
w"r" made AZ a l.l-ydrd hole.
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RICHMOND GIANTS TAKE /
FIRST GAME FROM CUBANl

a home run by Summers with one ma
on opc..et defeat t.r thc .A!-Star Cuba
gam" with Inc Richmond Giants. loo,
Cnlorcd baseball team The EnIHc va
one ~ N" latest witnessed here tn
Ecr s-,n
Tho two teams Will resume the serit
this afternoon ~ as, ~ Mayo Islam
PARK Stats has. been reserved .or VIII;
= irons.
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CATS. 4: NUTS. 2

SUFFOLK. Va. july lin "A game wtth
Petersburg this afternoon. Suil"lh took
the hsE end ~ a 'o score after ,he
gam" had dragged out an hour and FORTY
aeyen minutes 20 ulRy seven innings
500. - In hy ne visitors, was Wild
AMI !nrff .c'iNc. ana after allowing four
hits anG giving two rtss"s and having
four runs scored un h.w was sont ,o rh"
showers. ana Rohcrt- went in TO lit,h
fof the Su's Uc ho.d IN cats ruulcss
tor The rounWiar ut tho game.
snyder although Wild a. times. was
almost urhitaulc. allowing nut three and
pulling E.ms z ol' ne bud holes with
the hcip "a: tho ful'lcss folding q MS
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PHILLIEs. 8; CARDS. 8

PHILADELPHIA. July ii-Rain aided
philadelphia to- o-to-S victory over :;
Louis today IN tho middle ~ IN" ninth
Inning n, the fiual Ealuo ot the series. Ia
tn" ninth inning the cara ,n'l- i"d inc
.r,rnpletcd tho Phillies we've declared IN"
yictors In eight innings
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NATIONAL FEDERATION
WANTS LOCALS TO COMPETE
my Associated rrcss1

tlNtlSNNII. ONO. Iuiy li.-D"lcEa,os
"ii"ndinE the annual meeting 81 lne Sa-
ilrnAl baseball fsiert'i"u hrrc today. had
i"tnG" them tide schedule flr tho inter.
city contests and ). is planned "a have
>,|tFhi n'A 'n"EubeTs participate IN tE"
,hiiupiyHshir s"rI"s. These .rrludr S,w
YORK. Chicago. canton. OH" suI Milwau-
Secretary rn''s %, the tsdyr.tinn ~
chp"!t"d q" present some uIau whereby
W. hinr'"n Baltimore. Philadelphia and
hIrhmrnh. Va nay t.fc part IN Tho
!nt"rCity contests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-12

'Battcd :nr kilif-r in seventh
: ltJtted for Douglas in eighth.
tBat;cd for Gonzales n seventh.
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BRAVES, z: REDS, 0


BOSTON, July ll-IicSton cleaned ur
tho three gam" series Win cincinnati ny
winning today. . To- -. With Nv" out IN
tho eighth Ford doubled and took third
when EiNcv hr"w Wildly 10 second. Govdy
walked and stole second Mcouiiiau's
triple scored Fn.n Rnd 'iowdy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-12

y N'dI ~ IN. trVftIWE.
.Nolhnio. hy. e.. by Peter N0lo ora
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STANDING or CLUBS

WHERE THEY Play TODAY.
Kirhmnrh ut Rocky Mount.
Norfolk AT Newport News.
Fort Snouth at WILSON.
Petersburg at suffolk
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DODGERS. g; PIRATES, 8


RROOKiYN July IA fnur-run rally
after two men vri- out in The ninth en-
,bl.d Br"pklyn to defeat riitshurrh !"
s. Tho bases were empty when IN" Su-
u"rnts began ." mound iiamiit0n. VIII" had
Checked q rally I'm TIA" eighth. when Adams
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BOSTON. CT; DETROlTE 1-3
Iny Associated Press

DETROIT MICH. .Iuly il.-Hos'on
m"to = clcau sweep ~ tho series with De
,ro!t taking both ends OF double bill
today. I. 20 ! and 10 ,. P"nnock kept
the Detroit hits scattered in IN" hrst
game. In n" ninth inning Of N" second
contest BOSTON grouped double. thr""
singles two passes and an error for four
aft
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-12

:. Err sevHrai years the National DascbalI
Federation has invited the reading anna.
ieur team nt Richmond to coinpc,e Tor
n" |ani LOT cAam oionsr:p al america.
Members ~ tho local continuation have
found d, lInira"tiC.l tn accept tho invita-.
ti"n owing 20 ~. fact that IL would r,ccrs-
could come together.
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BROWNS. 5: SENATORS. q

st, LOUIS. Iulv Il.-Sr rouia defeat,
- washington here today IN tho ninth
,un!hE' scoring ON" run after tho S.,-
ION" u, h"d tod III" score In IN. sovcnth
both washington and local pitchers wcr"
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
PhilHdrlplin 9; 81. I."ni-. (eiEht
Innings.
l,n.tnn, >: Cincinnati. u.
(hirnEo. :: New York. >.
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summary. Two-hasc HIS iiiN"y. Ford.
Three bu 80 hit--MC'.uillau stolen haS"-
C;owdv l,"uhlc plays-Ciroh To Bohne q"
Dsuhcrt; Ncalc 10 crane: Harh.r" 1"
iIolhr. Left ON hascs--c!uCinnHii I, 8os-
ton > HascS on balls Oh RlNcy. >; OF
NcGuillan struck out-hy RlNey.
hy NrcuiIl,n g. Umpircs-klcm and
Time
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CHICAGO WINS LAST GAME
OF SERIES FROM GIANTS
Who Allows Only
EOur Hits.

NEW YDNk, ImlN li.-SplcnI,N n'tCh-
Ing hy Chc"Vos who hold New York tn
f"rr hits. enabled rhicnE" to win tho
last gam" az III" series TO .. Chicago
scored three runs three hts q base
on halls anh an error by Frsch IN the
seventh inning.
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STANDING OF CLUES.
WUERE TuEY Play Tt

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
ST. Louis nj Sew York.
Chicago ut Huston.
Cincinnati at BrnnkIyn
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
'St. Louis and BrnOiilyn 80 closely
bnnrhrd their percentage must he
rrck"ncd by carrying figures ont four
pIuccs
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WHERE THEY rLNN TODAY.
High Point AZ Winston ->Hlrin.
DanNilic at t.rrrn>bnro.
Durlulm at Raleigh
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Rocky Mount. !; RirlImnni 3.
SUFFOLK. !: Petersburg. " t>ryrn inningsl
Wilson. :: Portsmouth. :.
Newport News Nurf"ik rain
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R"hhrrs &c, $4,000 From white So,

CHICAGO Iu!g II Robbers. prcsungblv
afi"r the cat" r"c"lpts "i tho game ho-
iwe"r ,ht White SoN ani Sew York yam
KEGS. blow tn. SAFE at Cufnlskcy Park h"rc
lost night 'Thc loot OF about t7a39 rcn-
resented the r"c-iu's az various rourc.
sinns ~ III" game. gate r.rs!p,s OF abou,
252.W9 having nc"n 'eili to IN" hank
?. ~ pau=s /; hy Parks. ! Losing
ntrh"r- nauss. rmpir'--owcns and
Evans Time :1G.
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-, '"H t..'f % htf.ts'pu, y.
ma I"ii'. - column
Sparihunufg. o.. Augusta. s.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
STANDING or cIl.I.

KF.Nt ITS Is IFNIJNN.
Durham. y: Raleigh. >.
High Point. !: Winston Salem. o.
(.rcr !: DnnNillr. u.
Charlevoix county herald., 1921-08-19
Ef0r1nC 0f BY Elmo
Great Scouts wsten s
q, Western Newspaper Union.
HOW ISRAEL PUTNAM OUT
WITTED THE INDIAN BEAR"

In 1853, while General Lyman's
army was encamped near Fort Edward,
N. Y, during the French and Indian
war, sentinels at one outpost began
to disappear mysterlously. Night after
night soldier was posted there and
the next morning could not be found.
Only the bravest men In the army
were selected for this post. General
Lyman gave orders for them to call out
"Who goes there?" three times, IL they
heard any noise, and then If no answer
came, to fire. But the disappearances
continued until his men were panic
stricken and refused to take such a
dangerous station.
At last Israel Putnam, member Of
Major Rogers rangers, volunteered to
go on guard at that place and solve
the mystery. One hot summer night
he heard a rustling in the leaves
nearby. The sounds were those
OF an animal scuffiing about on the
ground for food and, peerlng through
the darkness, Putnam saw by the faint
starlight huge creature, which he
recognized as a bear, slowly sham
bling toward him.
Something in the bears gait aroused
the scouts suspicion. Putnam Obeyed
the generals orders. He challenged
three times and then fired. loud
groaning and struggling noise followed
and when the scout rushed forward
he found the bear in its death agony.
Then he turned the animal over. En-
closed i'm the shaggy skin, still clutch
ing a tomahawk but stone dead, lay
q giant Indian.
The mystery was solved. The other
sentinels had believed it was real
bear they heard and allowed the dar-
ing warrior to get near enough TO use
his tomahawk before they learned
their mistake. No more sentinels dis
appeared.
Some time after this event, Putnam
was captured by the Indians, who
started to burn him at the stake. Just
as the flames began TO scorch his buck
skin garments, heavy rain began
to fall and put out the fire. The saw
ages collected more dry wood and
again began the torture. But again
they were foiled.
A French officer appeared upon the
scene, dashed through the ring of
flame, kicked the blazing brands right
and left and released the scout, telling
the Indians that he must send Putnam
to Montreal to be questioned by Gen
eral Montcalm. Putnam was held
in Canada until an exchange of prison
ers allowed him to return to his home
and he lived to become famous gen.
eral In the Revolution.