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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18
LEGAL NOTICES
YErUT0TX NOTfCT-

II the Probais Court o. Bcrnallilo County.
NeW Mexico.
In the Matter 81 the kstats Of WILLIAM
". SLklOlfT. Deceased.
signed was. on the 10th day q June. 1871,
aalf appointed fnecutor u the estate Of
William W. oleiEhh decreased. By the Pro
bate tourt Of hcrnaiillo County, and having
gaalifled a. such Exscutor. al persons has'
inF claim araint' ne estate q sid de-
eedsut are hereby notified sad required 20
law.
Dated June 10. ia2i
y. n ELDER. Executor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18

IN Inc nIHNIINN AuMNN. AuauNI OF hNfnnIlIluI
Robert d. Hanks, Plaintiff.
Rsymundo Laeero. Rita Lsesro, Jusnis.
Luccro, heirs 81 law Of Juan Manuel La.
eero. deceased unKEovn heirs a. las o.
hrymundo Lurero. deceased. uhkna~n
hs,rs Al law Of .iis Lnseso. deceased
decreased. Mara Feiis Maldsaado De iu'
zero. widcw q Juan Manuel L~acsro, de-
sea.sd Meresde. Abeyis Dc Vigil wife Of
ali anknown heirs snd all unkRown claim
ants and AL unknown heirs Of unknown
claimants Of interest adverse 10 the plain
uh IN the premises hereia d,,e,iesa
You. the shove named Attendants ana
each % you are hereby notified that The
against Yea and each Of you. the object
hereof being 20 quiet ti'is of plaintin In
sd % esrtain real estate situate ~ berna
niio County. New Aeaico, described a. fol
rh. Es.i half Of the Sorthvss ct quarter
and the West half q the Northeast quarter
Norm u Range six fsi. East Ns~ Mexieo
frineirsl Meridian containing 100 arres.
Nou ar further notified that the said
pisiriffs estate 10 ths Foregoing dsssdbsd
premises against any elaim which yon or
any ~ yon may have adverse 10 the estate
q gls,s''m 70 I'D pssSi'ss sss ,ssi 's ..
forever barred and estopped from having
an claim. right. title o. Interest in aud %
said real estate adserse 70 plaintiff. and
that plainfiff's title may BE- forever quieted
and set ~ rest.
TIE nams o. The piairfins aiterney D.
W. A. kelsher. whose addrcas Is Rooms 80
Cromwell building. Albuquerque. View Mex
iro' Unless you enier your appearance. OF
rnuse fhs same 20 b. entered on or before
the sth day q August ie2i, The judgment
viii b. wondered aTainst you BY defaulf and
~ deerss prayed Tor IN said complaint viii
ny HARRY y LEE.
Deputy CLERK.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18

KANSAS CITY. June 1s-Buttcr,
egg M poultry unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18

Four dollars, rull wagon load. a G
tory wood; limited amount. Hahn
Coal Co.. phone 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18

. NEW YORK. June is.-Liberty
bonds closed; sh5 $3.50; first q.
ss7.S0: second a. tS6.s6; frs as.
fs7.h2: second AS. $3.50; third
as. seize; fourth fhA. tss.Ss.
SOS {.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained ad writer's.
II you so desire, they will gladly
assist you in wording your al.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18

NEW YORK. June iS.-Frime
mercantile paper. 90 ass per cent.
exchange firm; sterling demand.
373h per cent: cables. $50 pee sent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18

compared with week ago: lambs, 81
si.25 lower. spots on more. year
nngs. rs cents 20 81 lower, sheep 30
TO 20 cents lower
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18

NEW YORK. juno iS.-cotton
futures closed easy; July. S1i.2t,
October. f12.Ot. december. SASS;
January. si2.7:. March. ti3.O6.
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KANSAS CITY. June iS-Catthr
receipts. so: for week: Beef Steers
mostly % ia 30 cents lower. bulk fat
shs stock barely gteady. better grades
hcifers steady TO rs cents higher
Gamers. stockerH and feeders steady
TO strong. bulls and calves steady.
nogs, receipts 400. active, steady
10 strong with Yesterday ayerngc
choice 800 pound hogs to packers.
$3.50.
Sheep receipts. none; for week:
sheep so to - cents lower, lambs.
SIS 400 Low YER.
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DENVER. June tS-Cattlo receipts
1900. market steady; beef steers.
Ss.Sb 7.75; cows and heifers 1913
T.b0: calves. ss.bOMt0.bOs mockcrs
aud feeders. tf.5OW6.2b.
Hogs. receipts. 600. market higher,
top. s7.S5. hulk. s7.t5n7.T5.
sheep receipts. none. lambs.
t9.25 1915. ewes. 81 50ni.bO.
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Dated thu iT,h day Of June iSsi.
Inly2.n.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18

NOVICE OF SUR.

No. 1898.
In the District Coart. County Of Bernaliilo,
state Of New Meaice.
Robert u. Hanks, Plaintiff.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
VIRGINIA GUNNER LEADS j
FIELD At MARYLAND
H. VI. Daniels. Of IYnchbury. Heads
shooters With Score
of 9S

jN3ecim 10 Tho Times pienat.h1
BALTIMORE. MD. july 49, u. N,
Daniel. 90 I.ynchhurg. Va. Vas ,he
winner Of tho orioie championzh,,
in tho second and Anal day of mo
,Tapshootinc tournament of tho Ess,.
ern states today at the orio!e t;u,
club
rhe Virginia amateur led tho noil
"i S.NtN-ivc marksmen with scoro
~ "o less than perfect record
OF 100 targets. Daniel came out or
hiS event the feature of the DAYS
f'rd' IN face Of heavy opposition. nos.
only from his own STATE. but from
MARYLAND. PENNSYLVANIA and Della
War" shooters. who were making good
r"r"rds even though vanuushcd
H. H. Boachau!f. Of Harrington, Del.
professional. brought up the next
nigh score with 81. Following this
ther' were several 95's. including T..
u Wills, also OF Delaware: r. d.
Morgan and q. g. f'awcett. of Wash
ineton: W. w rOscy. Pennsylvania;
George y. Fish. Salisbury. profess
Sional, +. Billmycr o: Maryland; T..
H. Dupont. OF Delaware. and J. g.
Martin. Pennsylvania
Morgan and Fawc"tt representing
Maryland. won the Eastern singles
championship on Friday and they.
kept up their excellent work today.
Martin. who took down tho doubles
championship, was well up again
with %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
LUKE STUART TO LEAVE
FOR ST. LOUIS SHORTLY
Second Bascmnn Departs When
Ryan inspccts Work Of Shcc-
han, Who Comes Here.

Luke Stuart viii leave for -. Louis
aS soon as Manager Ryan has PASSED
on ShechaN, second SaCkcr. whom the
Browns are sending here 10 take tho
popular lukc's place. Ray isn't let
Ting stuart go tho moment the lat
tcr's understudy reports here. for tho
local pilo; wants to see what Kind of
dash Mi. She-han possesses on the
clover. Shcchan is now with st,
Louis. He formerly played in the
Southern League.
1t is a certainty tina, stuart viii
play against Wilson monday. This
latter game is expected TO draw a
large crowd. for in addition To- "A nine
inning game. the Colts and Tarhecis
viii play two ana one half innings
that Will decide whether Wilson or
Rocky Mount wins the first half pen
nant OF the Virginia League season
Stuart's sale was announccd the
early part Of the week. when Rich
mond was playing in Rocky Mount
The price Is not announced by tho
club owners. but it stands to reason
that the Browns think highly Of
Luiie's ability when they put up sash
and also send man her" to take
his place.
To some fans :Stuart's sale came as
a surprise. This WAS duo to the fact
;hat stuart has not been batting up
10 his average, although his extra
bRSc cloutinE Is Il thing to he cnvi.d.
with twelve home runs 10 MIR credit,
Luke is the Babe Ruth OF Thc cir
cult.
Carl Weiiman went into ecstasy
over StuartS fielding and batting
when the tai! portpaN, now scouting
Mas here two weeks ago. Luke is "a
smart bali player, and draws many
passes, in addition to his long dis
lance Swatting. This makes him a
valuable man TO have around II is
doubtful If the Virginia League ever
produced Il ball player who hits the
cali harder or further than the genial
son Of Greensboro " e. Although
local fans are sorry to see Luke turn
in his Richmond uniform. they wish
him success In the big arena.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
.HEILMAN LEADS H|TTERs
OF AMERICAN LEAGUE
"'''"h oathrldrr Is Ahead Of Iris
Nrchkcr-iiornsby Shows
Way in National.
Nv Associated rrcss.l

''i,, NEp july Is BAR, HON
,""' 'h' siuESinS outaclc!.r ~ M
detroit Tigers went on - n,,,,,,,.
'i"E' i"s' week and boosted him
mt" first place in the race ror
""''ing honors in the America,
L""f"". with iris Speaker. CLEVELAND
P''"' WI" stepped on, In IRON. g,
"Ep' dropping Ia second Mac,
re mans new average is "a. com.
pared with TOO u week ago snc,iknr
dropped from il5 last week to 3qi
me same figure held by Ty cobb Tho
''"'r"it manager. who has not been In
IN" game tho last fGw weeks he.
'"Hs" Of nm INJURY. Tohiu. of X.
LOUIS - fourth. with .37a. aud BABE
KUN "f the Yankees next, with al.
'th'n IS far ahead of his last s.a.
sons record for hon,"rs. hny.n.
thirty-hvc circuit drives. II" also ma.
scored more runs than any otu,,
player in tho league hlviu. crossed
"a" plate eighty nine times. Althoug,
b" has only 100 hits n" leads The
lcagu" ~ total bases. wsth -.
George Sisler. 81. Louis failed to
add to his string of stolen bases dur
ing the last week. but his sixteen
thcf;s continues high
George Cuishaw. second has.man
OF Pittsburgh, is making Rogers
iiornshy. tho ST. Louis star. step
lively 10 retain the lead among the
National League ba,tcrs.
his week the averages show Cut-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
FRENCH WOMAN TO HAVE
No CINCH IN AMERICA
Nile Suzanne icn.lcn WIZ Find
Players III 1. :. Tou"h
l'rOpu> 4 ion
! Spcc!ai 10 ''ne Iim,s-p spntc., =

opcc'dt 10 ne ilm'H-b SpHtr..i
sew York. July 49, Ml'c.
French player ARD Hpld.r of IN.
worlds lawn tennis chuupiouyh!u I,r
women. won at Wimbledon. Viii not
have AN easy TASK IN her onnr, ia add
the American tn" to her .Dlicttio,,.
Mrs: May sutton rundS, who has won
~ Wimbledon In other years, ana
MI*s Mary Is. Hrnwuc, former United
Statcs champion. viii be in tho entry
AZ Forest iiiIis when IN" wumon's ma
,ionhi championship begins there ON
August IL. Mrs. MOtla EiurStcdt
Mallory and most Of tho Women ra,tk
!nH players also az" expected To- com
pct'. :" thar Il remarkable. contest IS
2h'itip"i"d. Ia addition to lh. va
mems singles and doubles. tn. GIRLS.
hh'i"nai CHAMPIONSHIPS in 10Th
event. VII take place that week
>. i'Hlloriou Weaver pr.sid.rt az
The West Side Tennis club. has com
.i'ied 'tt" pr;nE izaiiou TO cpuduc.
inc 'h"" "onsli'p committees ha,inr
r,r"n n"nicd as follow Charles s.
ton "' Tho stands and am other con.
bt'ac,i"u. br. =. J.. bav.npnrt I, :;
HOS Imam aud =. T. Lawrence wul
sun"rNis" ARRANGEMENTS in the club
visitors 49,
Edward 9, Conlin aud y. OXFORD
hia,M' chairman ~ Tho Tennis TIM
pln"S A.S"c'atl ou. Viii supervise tn"
officials Tor al matches
Al! balls used in the ,nuruu,ucr,
VIII he carefully tested Us walter /.
rate chairman Of the bali committee
Of tn" United States Lawn Tcnoi5>
Association
nesponsblli'y for handling spec
'at"rs IN IN" stands. Including tn.
SECTION ANA training OF ushors. has
he"n delegated to Lyle e.. M.,li;r.
larry l'ark"r lol rark Avenue Sew
York city. is In churc. OF IN. al
Hance sale Of tickets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
WINDSOR ENTRIES

RVS, .rnec purse $500. maiden thrse.
h1trm" sos. Jps!- German .65 i,rnni;
:; lo' n Lo-ter Ils EIse. a.: nla K
u. rar, l!a May Grl 100 DORIS W
i" '1- coll" ~ Charles D. Cr-lgmills.
Second purse. N.-nN Ilownnre.
a4sb' ios A'an 100 M,s G"ai'Ifin i ~.
zS.eouc rrugSh,,. 100, Miss Ernm, q. iC. F..
hcl"n ROGER ini. pfua Da!" lip. iiys-
-. ia" w h.aiyms i"' zCaret"Hcr. IL.
c. Tsi9 5rsd ,Sfss s2 s aid Sc
maiden jockeys. milo-'SUrma :. ~
'b!uIu,y Boy. no. tunr lin. IOf' Statiiu.
lo7 'Idor ~ 'Niolt g. io4. Kama. 500
broalN!-". 100. Myrtic Crown. los, 'Capt.
Fourth rsec purse. $1,000 Rele i.tc
handicap; three "r-olGs and Gp. ~tS fur
l rEa HGssth9m ieg hl;AyHta pHS~ li-
F.fth gace-puTsc. SlgHU. allowance.
three year olds and Up, one mil" haG d
zi.ougn storm. !ol hu Daisy. ~; sea
l0i Kings Champion. lI,. ~ Il Mc-
''f $ls, f"''y yacc- h>r.o 81, goo. claiming
three year ODDS and ~ one mile and i,
.ir,ecnth --.rua norea. -. Amanda 1895 ~.
T5,haf"r, i9i pnrn!ey 10; Flame. IS
40. Dot;a.S Best ill, vcnwcii, Oh; Lad 5
tirnn.io lot. war Winner. lGJ. Harry
suggoyrc. 40 Ernest =. !ii.
Seventh faee--pnrss, !i.29o claiming
miles Lucy Kate. 80, Harry o'Neri. lGi
'Ehyrasr. lu1 I.p'utlr. M. MUatillu 20.
'ErCGlHii'. -. Sues board. lof. 'COgrt
Fooi 100. >aa W"y. 10. Rcnvyolr nj. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
BABE RUTH ADVISES
YOUNG BALL PI AYERS
TO KEEP EYE ON Phi !,
Declares Only Way Distance Can Be Obtained Is 80
Follow Through" Just us
Golfers Do.

a bal So far It made you Jealous?
c' did YOU ever read Of such old vr;-
Grams A. Duncan or Mitchell the
british star. lining II ball far and
beyond the marx Of wonderful colt
'rS many years their Junior"
The same situation exists among
baseball players. While great pow
or, especially in the back ana fore
arm. Is essential to the homc-run
hit''r something else is necessary
l" lead III" League There are amy
rumhcr r' men in either major
!caSGc as biz ami powerful as ! am
runs. ! n"y knock all kinds Of sin
glcs and IwD-hnsc hits and run M
remarkable hating averages. but
they d" not obtain that tremendous
diStanc" that comes IN golf or base
ball I" the men who follow through.
Willie Hoppe. on. Of The world $
greatest billiard champions. recently
wrote AN artic!" attrihutinG his phc-
noncnhI success ia the very same
rule of keeping his cyc OH In. ball
have seen men strong enough to
throw one Of tho huge wooden balls
Over house. but whose bowling av
"rasc was down around Zoe. The
the ball and on pm 40. /, ana then
follows through. as he gracefully
slides 10 tho edge or tho alley. viii
very likely have an average around
tn" coveted zoo mark.
Any one who ever saw Eddie Ma
hans toe drive - football through
tho air, Will recall how he applied
all tho smpl" tricks OF humc-run
hIttinE. arh as :; result, could send
tn" pirskin twisting high and far
INTO opposition territory
50 have decided thc reason SO
many golf fans ask rc " | follow
through in baseball. rs because thcs
rcnlizc in every athletic "ndcaV"c
the universal law ~ distance applies
the same. ] recently stated that I
just swing my head Of hat IL s un-
dcrstood | always follow through.
Check me up on this Your next trip
10 The ball park.
copyright. 1921. by tho Chris;y Walsh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
itN f,uItc lluth

>nec.ai TO The Times Dispatch
DETROIT MICH, July 10 with
have visited ii driving contest be-
tween Harry iIciimau. leading Amer
lcin League batter, Hnd myself
sh"uId thrill tn" cans. They tell me
ne has smashed It homo run over 100
,"rHH further Than my longest drive.
ann going L" tax" a look at tn" OF.
'''ii NIhENlS spot az IN" much -ii
.srt'."d d'iN" from Nayin EieId If
Town sporting writers nave .Stlma ted
accurately. III crnprdtnlhtc Harry
'h" iaE" MIN ON for Il two-som.
"aiung i"prn1mcn, white We arc
I"''crs starting IN ~ Washington.
T., G.. on Monday flo!Iman ana
rP'!u itnuCh an ppeu chImpionship
i"r IN" nom" ran hon"rs OF America.
ann continually hearing people
INK np nome runs ana golf. You
may b" SURPRISED iu.knOw that more
EoI' iaus IS" m" 70 explain my al
legged nom" run theories than any
"'hcr clhSS 81 people. not excepting
thc KIDS Tn" lids are just simply
hero wors hipcrs. and don't care much
ab"ut inc theory or mechanics of
"nNh"dy's home runs. But the
Srown.np Ian. " he IS golfer. scri-
ously wonders If there is anythin.
~ my swing that would Improve his
game az go.:"
ElnSiiy PER cent Of ms fipe.s.iisss, o:
through after swinging. and an
sf:cr yes never had any particu-
lar name fo- IL. because | followed
through long before l ever knew
anything about golf do 50 in
nriiNoir not h"causc tn" rule
hooh sa%S 50. or because my friend
Jock Hutchison told rnc to. bu; be
- use Il seems second nattr" aud as
tn" result
Compare tho longest drives IN base.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
C2lts PLY Bugs and
b illers This Week

Tho schedule FOR the virsfuia
i.c"gu" for tho w"cl: beginning
to"rorrow and ending SATURDAY
July -. follows
July Wilson at Richmond.
Newport E.ws at Portsmouth
N"r:olh at Petersburg: Rock,
Mount at sunoIk
July !, Richmond NJ Wilson
Newport News at Portsmouth.
Norfolk ~ Petersburg Rocky
Mount AZ SUFFOLK.
July 20 Richmond at Wilson.
Newport News at Portsmouth.
Norfolk al Petersburg. Rocky
Mount a; suffolk
Juiy Richmond at Newuort
News: Suffolk AT Portsmouth,
wilson Il, Norfolk Petersburg a,
Rocky Mount
July 80 Richmond a, \ownor,
News. Suffolk at Portsmouth,.
Wilson a Norfolk. Petersburg at
Rocky Mount.
July 20 Richmond Il, %owpo-,
N"ws: suffolk at Portsmouth.
wilson a. Norfolk. pctcrSbur. ~
Rocky Mount.
Nrrhugem"uts may be made to
h,sv. newport News como hero for
,h, series the last OF tho week
Tn" gam" between Richmond
ana wilson tomorrow vii take
place here In order to allow thA
''So teams 20 play tho two .nnin2.
"h.en wAl decide tile virginia
!.c"HUc p"uuant Tor IN" frst half
r. the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES

sylvan rur., n.6 ana half furiongs
i:ady Miothc.. 100 %gHnot,s Ia: Farewell
lfrsp'; hlr Taiw"T Il, ~ MT;spret Watt.
Mary, loo, Rcs,'ain, Ut, Rosa Brisaie,
second race thrce-year- and ~ {:
aiming ~ ll-.Sa"s p.rs' ono "ai.e and
y -lNtyruth- i.!t hras-. 10y. 'Sunnyh.l' 10. :.
Har! Gue-s % +. .twioN. ZOE. Ardlto.
-, 'fatra 1906 Gloulay Gus lol. Scotch
N'-d.gt 10. kn'-hl ul ,hy Heather ti.
r. ~ ,,ilnI .n, iGi ''LH.-r iG' M"s:' 10
-. H"uyhnhn;n ~ Rumbaz,. los
Thirh racc--,hree. ycrr. ODDS selling: the
SqU0w Man. i95 Strctmcr. ~: rurna bout
no celtic Lass To-. friale;. %: RHINE
Ii"ne l'2 Arrow ot Gold ln,; Silence. IL
'i5. Acirss. 'ut. T. Z. F!arnum. lo.; Prin-
cess PauGprs IL. wciEewpod ij.: Rust
e. II. Houyh!uhnm. iys, NOLAN io7
A!orrls.an.g hdnt!cen. On. mile aud a
slN'oaH'h Gcllnw liapi -: Ray. Roofs.
ny Recount. l1i. ipry Moon. 10: DR. Joe.
US kdwiua, o.. D,mmcsGa.e. io5 'Scdge-
Held. 20.
F.nh raye-,wo. ycar-o.d.; selling; the
Radical. ,i!3. STOCK Pin Il3 Doves Rcost.
10 W'eckess. JOG: I.unotta. 100; CI,a-
ion ie', Mad Ne!i lo.; Rcparation. loI
WitcEwork. 100 Hub. loo: Hillsdale. lo7
Sailing Along 10. I..;tle Patsy. 1913, KEEL
SIKH race-threc- yesr-olds and M:
claiming. tho seymour nurse: one mile
and q differentiation Find. 100; Johnny
p.C"nnc!!: To- hatcher, 100. Fringe. o..
roth lot, GEM %, Domingo. los. %anG..
JOS. kn.lh'r, liz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
"CH|CK' EVANS IS WINNER
OF WESTERN GOLF TITLE
chicago Golfer Captures Chan'pion-
ship for Sixth Timc-Gnmc
Ends on :;ith Green.
'ts asaoe!atol Press ]

CHICAGO, July i".-E L. kncupcr
y. sioux city. Iowa. champion. car
f'H national champion Chick" Evans.
~ ,h!cago. to the ;hirty-feurih greer.
'oGay before Evans could annex hss
sixth title az Western amateur golf
champion. ) up and 10 play. at
'stmnrcland Country club Evans
ui" not have to, extend himself, how
ever, az the lowun Was ovcrgolfcd
having played all last week IN the
Iowa championship and getting hard
matches this week in the Western.
hneppcr was ncvcr NJ except once.
~" lost the fr~t mole. i-5 ly gclttu--
'hi" q pt, hut squared the match b.,
y" am" IA" second hole. to with 70
''n-i"'t mutt, and held tbs champion
,N'n WIN pars for tho next i've .au'r-.
% on tho snort eighth tho loNan
M' a-S. ma hold TIA" load to- the
~ turn, pnls To 1859 b. on ,hr
''i "h"r" Et-ns scored q birJt p.
.fAna "un lbo ."c.irt .ua the
ih.ft'. MIN. Stopping Tor luncheon.
uu This advantage VAS Increased
:" .p ana The uiu"tecnth. ana to-.
hampton, ~ winning tho twenty
'r II ihH twenty o"c"nd and tho i%.on-
thirh. reached hiH maximum lead
"' nn Evans drpppTd the twenty
h'''nih ana twenty ninth bat h".rmc
DORM" 'iy" by winning ia" ihirti";h
Win "a hifh.c and hgl"ing The thirty
Hrsi Then he p-p!uuEcd ia" -,rug-
rir DY accidentally, moving his btI
on 10" thir'y-Hoconh green and get.
ms INTO bunker trouble on tho thi--
hir" lrn92 rg nu'n holes % be-
conn Goruir Th rhltrrjur with
n'rio.t "n Inc thirty r7u-th eal.
'' iHhbH hrrpHor Ha.IHs - play
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BUGS, 3: BUILDERS. q

>gyvpoRT NEWs W. July 10. :
q.sr Ru2s mace II hree .tfh'Sn :,
..,, me Euiders This afternoon
,ya.n. aided by live errors by WV
,g.lacrs. which Produced f"nr runs
IL, acrcat.d Suckrad, ny the score
10 {. sticKradt. the huiid"rs
vas in good form. but was con,
,..,u,nv kent IN thc hole by SLOW
f.IdinG OF the Builder p'aySrs,
,,,inu me Bugs hurier. was IN ialr
rilt-cdrc support saving hiin
Il, several occasions In tn" ninth,
,,.,h a man perchcd ON irst an"
..ond. walker spearei Texas
r..agu.r Grom the bat OF haynes.
.."... ht.iur for coggin. Win ms
nall and his hacE TO the bait
,...., .ntins Hila.ngcr from scoring
.,..t,. Tho tying run ianucn, IA right
.,oid was bsnished from the game by
rl.y in the first inning Tor excess
s'yo Kicking.
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HARDING MAY TAKE TO
SADDLE FOR EXERCISE
mr. Aseociated Press.l

WASHINGTON, July l6.-Presidcnt
Harding may take TO the saddle for
exercise when cool weather comes
again. riding through tie parks OF
Washington as variation from golf
his only present outdoor diversion.
stefan. has recommended the change.
hut the President. though fond of
riding when a younger man. has not
been in the saddle for some years
aud has fixed no date for his first
yNu,urc.
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haw hitting as compared with $50
"a week ago. ilurusby slumpcd eight
points. but stili retains the lead with
TO. tN Williams. % the Phillics
went into third place with 1854.
George Kelly, of the Giants. again
leads Irish" Meuscl of Philadelphia.
for circuit drives. Meuscl failed to
add to his string during the past
week. while Kelly drove out his
thirteenth homer. r'risch. of New
York. and Carey. Of Pittsburgh. arc
having "A mercy race for the stolen
base honors. Carey leads with twcn-
iy-'hrcc thcfis. while t'risch is one
behind.
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TRUCKES, 10; NUTS. q

PORTSMOUTH, VA. JUly To-
Portsmouth, today easily disposed Of
lhe pe'"rsnurs club by tho score Of
1" :" = Hcn'ou was in nnc shape.
hpldi0s The visitor. to seven nits.
hur"s FEATURED win the stick for
the nom" c.uh with It double and 'wo
sing cs " Muhun and Woods showed
the best form fog the losers
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"nt Mller Sacrifice Walker
Sacrifice flies S;ickrad, ana Roth
stolen base-HigsS. Base ON balls -
on S'ickradt, :; of Quinn. .. Struck
out by Stickrad'. ;. by quinn. b.
Ieft on bases WILSON q. Newport
So" whd rirch Quinn. TIM
rir"s H'icy an" i'tnckburn. Time
game $50
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nnrding 10 SEC Play for Gun.

WASHINGTON. July l6.-President
Harding - planning to watch the
finals In Ihe National American open
golf championship tournament which
begins here next week. He probably
Will present the cup to the winner.
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% 10 10 = . |
Petersburg.
ore Nv innings

Summrr'. Tw"-baSc hits Bangs.
Moods Mcmahon -. Sacri'ic" hits
* cilcrman, McQuinn stolen base
-McQuinn. struck out--by BENTON.
II: ny Main, ;. Bases on hails--"M
BENTON .; off Main. >. Hits-oft
Main. 10 in innings Passed ball
pastIiHg C2D. Double plays-Woods
to sIcAIahon 10 Branniean. Left on
bases-Portsmouth :; Pe'trshurS. 3
Umpircs-Lcwis and Weir Time OF
game 30.
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Totals
Nc,xnnrt NcNNs.

Totals .....,... SO "a IL
'Battcd for Stickrad. In the ninth.
fBatted for Coggin in the ninth.
Score ny innings u.
,viieon . col 0l0 000--5
sowno-, News ... 600 0l3 600
summary: Two-base hits-Smith