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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-17

bcr OF the Spanish club aud Of the
IY. w. c. A. She expects TO teach
school next year.
Ruby Smith.
Daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. A.
Smith. s27 South Sixth street. Ruby
IL tall and very dIgnlflod, She has
q sweet musical voice that attracts
much attention. She Is member
OF tho Y. w. @. A.. and yice.prcai'
dent OF the Spanish club. She In
tends TO go TO business college next
year.
Milford Sharpe,
Son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. O. sharpe.
Seventeenth and Colorado avenue.
Milford possesses that quality OF
"stlcktoit.iveness." which II 80 ad'
mIrablc In young man. lie Is a
Of tho Math club, and haa
many friends among the students OF
c. H. s. lie intends 10 take
course at c. II. s. next
year
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-17
REVIVAL BEGINS SATURDAY.

Under the auspices of the Assem-.
bly, OF God Church. revival meet
INK will begin Saturday, May 90. at
Nlnnokah. The revival II scheduled
TO last ten days. Rev. u. X. Fltz-
gerald of Russellville. Ark, will be
In charge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-17
Milford sharne,

Miss Merle Richard viii register
students at Junior high school In
penmanshlp and spelling for sum
mer term beginning May 22, closing
June 2s. Junior and Senior high
school students will receive credits.
Enrolment Saturday. May 20. 17.it
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-17

"A penny saved is penny earned" In his day, pen
nes were as large quarters. Yet all the pennies
in the world wouldn't have taken Poor Richard to
movie bought him flivver, or paid his street car
fare. The pennies of hundred years ago were not
as big in buying power as those of today
But Poor Richards advice is still good. And it is
no less valuable when applied to dollars instead of
cents.
Every year you spend large proportion of the
money you earn So much for clothing So much for
Shoes So much for things to eat, house furnishings
garden Seeds tools and what not.
There's just one way to save money in making your
purchases. Know what you want before you buy
Read the advertisements
They tell you what is new and good They tell you
where and when to buy to best advantage They help
keep you posted on what the stores and manufacture
ers are offering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-16
HOLD WATER CARNIVAL
SHIELDS LAKE JUNE "a
individuals and Teams to
Compete for News Lead
or Trophies.

water carnival in which tho best
swimmers Of Richmond and those liv-
ing in radius OF five miles viii take
part VIII be held at Shields Lake.
June -, by the News Leader Many
hhhdsnm" silver trophies and medals
nave Dccn donated by III" pap.r Tor
thc Individual and team winners and
thc event promises To rival ihat of
!hst year, when 1900 spectators lined
thc banks OF the lake To watch the
Entrics are being received daily.
ana more than 200 are expected 10
answer when the clerk OF the course
ctIs tllr role. one week from tuinor-
row. The entry list vii close tunor-
row. Ihcr" VIII be events for men
women. boys and girls. No contest
ah' VIII lie allowed 10 enter unless
ne or she Is physically NJ,
, i."St year the team from the Nor
t"ik Naval Base cam. TO Richmond
ana walked away with every trophy
ana medal. believing that IL was not
l'ii 10 the local Swimmers. the com
mite" thiS year ruled that the con-
l|snntS must live within i've miles
"i tn" city.
An"nS the organizations Of Rich
n'vtn 10 enter are. III. Church lin
Athletic club. and Virginia Boat
inh. The Boat Club swimmers were
second last year. Many individuals
from Rirhhcnd and vicinity also have
entered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-16
POLO AUTHORITIES
LOOK TO COLLEGIANS
Try Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. June l5.-Lcading
figures in American polo. foreseeinG
future crop failure of material good
enough 1" represent the country in
international competition have
turned their eyes toward the cam
nus, and Just now are Cultivating The
college mul!tt wieldcr.
The first fruit Of the seed sowcd
by Louis II. Stoddard when lac be-
came chairman of the Polo Assoc
cation last July. Will blossom at
Meadow brook. l.. l.. Iun. ~ when
intercollegiate polo, Yale and p.incc-
ten competing. ia renewed after ~
ing dormant for nearly two decades
Behind this game and the moN.
ment that IL is expected TO accelerate
are several members OF the America II
polo quartet which retrieved the in
tcrnat!onal challenge cup from Eng
land Inst year. and who are cNcrtlnI
thetr influence as alumni Of the big
Eastern institutions to revive the
sport.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-16
COLLEGE GOLFER TURNS
IN LOW CROSS SCORE
Dean Has Best Card in Middle
Atlantic Association
Tournament.
!ny Associated Press.

WILMINGTON, DEL. June IL
simpson Dean. former intcrcollc-
Iate ti'l"hold"r. captured the trOphy
Tor the low gross score today ia the
qualifying round OF the Middle At
!anuc Golf Associations tournament
over the links az tho Wilmington
Country CLUB He lcd Il field of
riGhty-siS players with score of
- for the eighteen holes.
"illiam Is. Dcnhami. Wilmington.
ana Hugh MarKcnZic. Culumb l.,
Country club. tied FOR the low ne,
score with ~ each D.nham was al
Lowed handicap Of ton and Mac
Ncnzic eight. Others who qualified
tor the first sixteen were;
Donald Woodward. columbia. II:
Guy NJ. Standif"r. Columbia. rs: IL.
e. Pickering. Wilmington. IS. X W.
Cochran. Baltimore. 10. NJ. Whltlatch.
chevy Chase. 49, w. y. Tuckerman.
thevy Chase. 81: Albert Mackenzie.
Columbia. 81. Il w. SasSCcr. Mary
land Country cl"h. 81: Roger q.
Combs. kirks!dc. So: Sidney Scott.
Wilmington. 81: John .Nanuein!.n,
Hampton Roads. SO: q. stewart Lee,
w iiminston' 50. Dr- ~ webb. VII
mtngton. 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-16
kEARNS DENIES JACK
SIDE-STEPPINC BOUT
IMN Nssnciatcd rrnss |

LOS ANGELES. CAL. June IL
lack dempsey. heavyweight champ
ION pug Hist may meet less willard
from whom he won the little. in ::
return match. next Labor D.,y JACK
h"hrnS, manager Of the champion,
said lat. today
k"arnS said he was leaving for the
f2St tomorrow and while there would
TAX" Gp propositions made by EIcv,l
fItzSimmons, promoter. of Renter
liarbor, Mich. and Tex Richard! of
New York. for Dempsey Willard
kcarns said he received a message
from Fitzs'mmons today asking If "A
match could he arranged between
dempsey and Willard. or Dempsey
and brennan.
The Willard match would bc pro
terab!c To us Kcarns said. III the
terms arc satisfactory and there is a
public demand for it.
TN" manager said he had read an
Interview with Willard in tn. Los
Angeles Evening Express. in which
tn" former champion was quoted as
saving that pempscN through
k"arns. had been side stepping" a
return match.
willard may believe that hut there
Is nothing to IT," Eearus declared.
DEMPSEY has always been willing To
meet him again IT satisfactory ar
raug"nents could he made. and | feel
the same way about it
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PURCHASE ALL PRIZES
FOR GOLF TOURNAMENT
Committee Buys Additional
Trophies to BE Awarded
Local Players.
Thirteen New Names hdded-No
More VIII lie Received After Mid
night ToInorrO,v-COmmlt Holds
Meeting Early Next Week.

The complete list OF prizes To DO
awarded the winners In the amateur
Boif toucuamsnt. to 10 played on the
links &C the Coanery Dub of vir-
ginla. June %. Is. -. was purchased
yesterday when Douglas Gail. chair
man OF the committee in charge OF
the event. announced that the fonr
clubs had purchased the trophies Tor
winners in other ihan the champion
ship flight. These trophies. together
with the two handsome prizes do
mated by The Times Dispatch for the
winner and runner-up. makes the
collection OF prizes the largest ever
offered golfers OF Richmond.
Thirteen new golfers sent their
names Ia the sporting editor Of The
ines, Dispatch yesterday ana these
brought the number OF entries re
t'IN"h 10 dat" TO ninety. TIA" entry
list VIII close AT midnight tomorrow
ana II" time should be lost by the
E"iicrS In sending their names to
ne Times Dispatch or the chairmcu
"i the Eroons comtuittccs Of the re-
spcctiyc clubs
work or pairing the routcstanis
WI! De started early next week. and
tor this reason II is necessary to
close the list at midnight SATURDAY.
WITH ninety names received u date
thc tournament has only Il fair rem
rcsentation among tho local golfers
There are at least 200 tournament
golfers in Richmond and All should
enter the tournament. as Wiifrid
Thompson, professional at the Coun-
Try club OF Virginia. says. TO get
III condition for the State tourna-
mcnt 10 be held NJ hot Springs"
Thr"" players Of the Lakeside
Country club entered tho tourna-
mcnt yesterday. J. Is. Cohen. Ralph
Levy and "Boh" Wallerstein wer.
IL" representatives from tho Lake
sid" club Yesterday Peter Winston
was ia" only representative from
the licrmitag. Country CLUB, the
other nine being from the Country
club OF Virginia. The tournament
committee would like 10 see more
entries from the hermitage. Lake
SIDE and Seven Pines clubs. There
- no entrance fec. simply send In
your name to The Timcs-Diapatch or
ihr Chairman Of your golf committee.
Those who entered yesterday wcro
II Winston. Peter Winston.
Robert l.. Walicrhtein. John b. Du
Val, Ralph j Levy. Douglas Wander
lluot j. Il. Cohen. Howard Sutton.
W l!!iam II Palmer. Randolph Wat
kns. g. G. Vaughan Or. Ben NJ
Hos"h'o. and Palmer Leigh.
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New UrL

'Raitrd Tor ADAMS ~ ninth
Scor" by innings T..
ntlSburSh ........ 600 lGi 00U-.
New l"rh ....-....... .0pu oil ON;
summary. Twu-hdS hits--Cirinlu
carey, Young. Kelly Three
n!tS-Hml,h. Kelly SacrirC-s-
Mueller. Bancroft. Adams Double
play Bancroft and Kelly. Bancroft.
trIsch and Kelly Left on bases
New York. :: Pittsburgh, 4 Base
on halls--on Ryan. ; Adams. =.
struck out-hy Ryan. Uulp!rcs.
hart and O'Day. Time. 1884.
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WILLIAMS ADMITS
50 HOMERS TOO MANY
| BY Associated Press. J

-. LOUIS. Mo. June l5.-Ean-
mcNh Williams, OF the St Louis
hrowhS. whose spectacular home run
batting carly in the season brought
w 'h" question OF whether lie would
King. said today that he had given
up mop" OF cqualiuE Ruih's 1921 rec
ora "i nfty-nine huinrrS
MOI even Babe hinsclf. VIII he
All" to repeat hiE hercuicau feat or
IhSt season. said IN" local AIncri-
cans SlurE-r.
! believe no on" VIII equa! Ruth's
rc."th OF shocking ont htty-ninc
nom runs In on" season"
W imam" today is eight home runs
hchi M last years record OF Ruth
IN" Hhuhin" having twcnty-thrce to
Williams has fifteen
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south Atlantic Association Results.
Charlotte. Z. Charleston. B.
Augusta. 6: Spartanburg, D.
Columbia. ). Grccnville. Z
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COSTLY ERRORS PRESENT
TARHEELS WITH VICTORY
Rocky Mount Locates Drivers
Offerings After Richmond
Defense Cracks.
lAMos is EIEiDI>G STAR
bCubnn Outhcldcr Breaks Into Lime
r light With TWO Sensational Run-
ming Cntches-Frtrd Forced TO TIC
tire Because OF Injury.

ROCKY MOUNT, y c. Juno ID
Punched hits OF Driver. combined
with fatal errors by the Colts. en-
ahied the Tarheels to take the FIRST
came Of the series this afternoon. ;
TO 3, the contest being a long
drawn out iisileSs affair. in which the
stellar mound work Of Fried. who was
forced out Of the game with an in
.fured hand III the hfth, ana Ray and
1.-TWO. running catches by Ramos stood
out as the bright spots
The TWO ioSs mouudsmen had an
even dozen strike outs to their credit
this number being evenly divided
Fried was touched FOR seven safe
ties and two runs, While h, work ed
while RAY Yielded hut two hits and
"a single counter
THE two CiuUS will plan 4 doubt.
header tomorrow afternoon
h. Tho
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BELMONT RESULTS

First race ,four and half fur
sl-I'irst t:!Gorado. 80. -. Us:
second. Possible. So, 40: third, Bel
phrizonia. 10 Time. :52l-5 Also
ran-Pay Dear, Contact, Simplex.
nriitwood. Viola Mesereau. Paula
Shay.
Second race (steeplcchasc. about
:wn miles)-First Rio Craig. IL. l-3.
out; second. Quecrcck, 7-l0. out: third.
Armcnus. out. Time. 1858 2-5. Also
ran !vern!a. comique. New Haven.
Third race tsix. furlongs)-First,
Edgar Allan Poe, l-5. out. out; sec
ond. SQuawman. 81. l-3; third. Ca
la AN. out. Time. l:l1. Also ran
Ied. Mabel. Curtis.
Fourth race (miic and three
ciEh,hs) First. prudish. SOL. Gil.
FL; second Emotion. out. out: third.
Kings Fancy. I'll Time, 2:lS 2-5.
Also ran-Many Smiles. Rosehiil,
BecswaN.
Fifth race tmile) First. Frlgate.
I-a. 10. 30: second. David Harum.
5-2. 81: third. June Grass, 3-5. Time.
l:3S. Also ran-Bcllsolar. Chester
brook. Excuse Me. Billy Mclaughlin.
Calieuia. Toll, Two Feathers.
sixth race Owe furiongs)-First.
Siockmar. 7-l0. out: third. Humboldt.
IL. Time, so S. Also ran-Cyclops
EroGh"da. Stronghold, Long Bow.
Flying Devil. Wrangler, Mutiny.
- -------
Amer lcnIa Association Results.
Columbus. A. 81. Paul. IL
indianapolis. 3. Kansas City. 8
Louisville. o; Milwaukee. g.
Toledo. 6: Minneapolis -
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LATONIA RESULTS

t.rst race Isix furlougsD- BARN
eula' $500. 32a.2o S5.it. won: Ararat.
$40. third. Time, i:l2 20. Also ran
Lord Allen. Weary
Dick. Blue Paradise and Buddic Kcnri.
Second race ave furlongs) dust
Flower. $3.50. 50. s27o. won: Alice
biu.s"wn, Ei.ic. 13.7o. second: Presto
ran-Piayfm Miss. Fleeing. Begun.
LILY NJ. Miss Meise. SuperDaum and
Crayon.
Third race Zone mile and seventy
yards)-Brass Tacks. 500. &3s6.
$40. won: Bojul, $500. So. second
Florida Blossom. $3.50. third. Time.
IL 8 Also ran-Spi!t Grass, Last
Brush. ool"ih, Au,ccrat. Ban McCray.
Pete Foy and Blue Deep.
Fourth race (slN iurlongS) -PIudnr
Peel. 1880, $50. $40. won: Bon
Bolt. I'll, $3.50. second. Honorrnan.
$3.50, third. Time. ll2l5. Also ran
birdie q. Colonel Taylor. PyN. You
need. Archie Alexander. Stamp and
Scwell Combcs.
.aso. s2.7o, s2.2o. Won. John E Fun
81 80. $3.50. second. Ncddan. 81. third
Timc. 1898 10. Also ran-Blowiug
Huhbies, Advocate and Light Rose
Sixth race ave and - half fur-
longs -TOkihem $3.50, s4.6O. 81 30.
won: Ken, l.. $40 Sc. second
Dsaric' $3.50; third. Time. l:0s 50.
o'linra. Polite. hanna. Sia ndcrer and
Macbeth.
Seventh race emile and seventy
rds)-Joucti. S.. $3.50. SEQ. won;
Sands Of Pleasure. 3i.20, $3.50. second.
Tulaiip. $3.50. third. Time. i:i3 2-5.
Also -lmmokalec. Blaneystonc.
Wapit and Hrothcrly Love
south Atlantic Association Results.
Charlotte. Z. Charleston D.
act
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RECORD IS BROKEN
FOR HYDROPLANES
IRy AssocIntcd rrcss

ll.W Az kEE, WIS, June i5-Thc
po"crboat reS@y H., owned by Fred
Schran. or Milwaukee. broke tn,
worlds record for hydroplsnes OF
IN" 'O5 cubic inch displacement ella ~
regatta here. by covering ten miles
at Il speed OF over forty-siX miles an
hour. The previous record for boats
"f ms class WAS forty three miles
per hour.
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QUINN DOWNS INDIANS
by Associated Press.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. June la
Boston won the second game OF the
series from Cleveland : to ,.
Aftcr pitching brilliantly for six
and two thirds innings Mails. who
hah not started Il game for two
months. weakened. Chlc took his
place and tho FIRST two Boston bat
t"rs 10 face him hit safely.
Quinn was effective after the first
few innings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-16
ATHLETICS VICTORIOUS
IRv Associaied rrrss. |

CHICAGO. June I5.-Philadclphia
defeated Chicago. 10 to S. today.
breaking Chicagu's winning streak
OF six consecutive games.
Falk and Johnson g0T'S heir signals
crossed on pop fly TO LEFT by Dykes,
and the ball fell safe, hiling the
bases. with one out.
This paved tho way for the Ath-
letics' victory as Hauser. a pinch
hitter. singled to right. sending two
runs home and putting the Athletics
In tho lead
DYKES cracked out his sixth homer
81 the season and Walker put one
into the bleachers. bringing his total
- II nI.S IN tn.I IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-16
1ANkS DROP ANOTHER
. By Associated Prcss.I

TIT NUT 7, MITHI, JUnc l5-Dn-
tro!t was helpless before MAYS for
seven innings today. but rallied in
the cithth and scored two runs. and
beat New York. to
IN" fank"-s obtained only four
mus "f Stoncr and Dauss
Umpire ilildehtand was oscor,ci
on the field unSr police protcrtion
after the game. when Yankr. play,rs
surrounded him, because II, called
scout on, in the ninth for bunting
'oni on IN" third strike The NAV
.stt"u The sid. with Il runner on
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WINS GAMt,
FOR LOCAL. GIANTS

The Richmond Giants sen, ION r,. y,
l" bat in the sixth inning az tho
game with :he Lincoln Giants Of
New YORK. sat Boulevard Field YES.
tcrha!: scoring NJ" runs nud win
h'ns th" Eaihr by score Of : 10 {.
inc game WAS featured iy hart
hitting aud crratic healing 'rhr
same teams play today In Boulevard
Field. and VIII play "a double header
tomorrow At MaNU IHiund pari,
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-. Louis.


Eaited Tor Sh.rGel in eighth
Kan Tor SEott"n In ,iph,h
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BABE ADAMS BEATEN
BY RECRUIT HURlER
Ryan. Former Holy Gross
Player, Pitches Giants
TO Victory.
IEy Assoeiatel rress ]

NEW YORK, June l5-Thc New
l"rN Nationals defeated Piiisburgh.
struggle. l" worlds champions win
ming their sixth consccutiV. victory
Ryan. u Holy cross yoUnGstcr.
had better vnuuriug qualities .han
Adams. tn" tc-ycar-OlG veteran.
k.ilNs hitting WAS largely rvspon-
Sible Tor Adams defeat Ills triple
in the sixth drove In Young with the
tying run and his double in the
eighth sent in M.us-l ami Young
with the winning runs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-16
Iron HORSE" BACKED
IN SPITE OF WEIGHT
IBN NssnclalrI prrssl

NEW YORK, Jun" i-EXtermina-
tor. desp!i" hi. l35- pound assignment
rules an equal choice with the Ran
cocas stables Gray Leg. who Will
have l26 pounds mp, In the carly cal
culntions for the historic BROOKLYN
handicap, which VIII have it's TWEEN
ty-tourth annual running at the
Auucduct courS" tomorrow over the
miIc and iur.OnH distance
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FbiIHiirluhin
{ hirnc0.

'N"'N ..... " ~ 10 10
Batt"d FOR Eomnlcl in eighth.
fBattcd for Nayl"r ia ninth.
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BROWNS ARE WITHIN
HALF A CAME OF YANKS
ST. Louis Crccps Upon Cham.
pions by Winning While
Latter Loses.
LE, AssoniatsA rrrss.l

Browns went into half a gam. of
first plac" today 10y defeating Wash
inStuu. 3 :" >. ANA bY Virtu, Of De
troit's "-iO-l victory over New York
The gam. was won by n peculiar
home run by MyManus in the fourth
with Sisl.r or base. NIrAIauus drov.
the bah int" deep left field, ana TAX
ins "u unusual bounce the ban
lsaNcd the fence. Smith, Of Wash
tngtou. also knocked homer.
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LEAGUE LEADERS LOSE

, PORTSMOUTH. IA. June L.
staging driving rally ia tn, eighth
Newport News broke up - box duel
his afternoon between Lucas and
500. winning by the score az > Ia ..
Five hits IN q row on top OF an
error and free passes tells thu story
Whitcrafts hitting featured and
Nroved matcrid! factor IN The win.
-ucas displayed much better form
han Left" 500.
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Detroit.
Tor Baker IN ninth.

ran Tor Baker an ninth
HnSott out "umtims foul third strik.
- w" or St"hci in seventh
Scor" bs innings =,
VI" ''--..'.. 900 i0o O0o---i
S,,,,, 900 oOo ON :
H""hi"Lry Two base hiiS-AIeus,.i
i,"h Three base hits-Rirncy
nI.t"."h bases iicIlnaun Sacrifices
,. ~ W." ~ Mruscl Dcub!" plays ~
W nav NicnrN and Blue Len ON
"6SeN--Nr" Nork. D; Detroit :. E,sn
on ia !s--"n Mays. l. Stouer 1. Si,I'rIs
nH Si"uc'. o. Hits of Stoner.
. IN innings: of DausS. in > in
",ntN 'iil hy PITCHER by NAYS.
'H,h winning pitcher. Dausx.
81 ''''''
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RECOGNIZED GOLF CRITIC COVERS
BRITISH EVENT FOR TIMES DISPATCH

Harold Hilton recognized
''''''''''' ''' '"'
ampio
he Tmc.D ispntc
his
la his
Will the ~ waiter
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sister r,rncnr, 100 ,,,rL =, me-.

81. LOUIS. June l5.-G.orr, S,sl.,
n'St hascn.an for The 81 fouls
browns was the first major league
p.aNcE to make leo hits this season
having passed TIA" century mark yes
irfdIE IA the game with Washington.
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BENDER SENDS TWO
TO ROCKY MOUNT
Inv .As.nclaicn 10.

READING, PA. June l5-Manager
bender. of tn" Reading International
League club. today announced the re-
lease OF PITCHER Dick Nichaus and
Outfielder Andy Ko;ch To tho Rocky
Mount club, of the Virginia League.
on option.
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Totals


summary: TWO-bnsc hit9-POlcs.
Thr"c-bh hit Singer. stolen buses
Poles. Singer. WOmaN. Finll. Sacri-
flee hiis-i.indss Bradford, Noppcr.
=. Doubl" piays-Iiudsay to rc,tus
to Lindsay TO Smith. Passed ball
Lakewood. smith III; 10y pitched bali
Poles Fletcher Left ON bases
Richmond. 9. Lincoln. s Bases ON
balls-ofr Hopper, . Bradford. s
Allen. !. Hits-on Bradford. 10 in
innings. struck out-by Hopper.
.; Bradford. 8. Allen. 3. Tim. OF
game. 2:3o. Empires. Nixon and
Ediss
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CARDS WIN IN TENTH

RtiOokLNN, y. Y June l5-St.
Louis rallied Ia tho eighth AND ninth
inning OF t1day's game with Grouk
I'm tied three run Lead ana Won
TO ;, in IN. tenth
St"rN home run In the ninth with
on. on IN paths tied IN. count
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FRANCE NOW SURE
OF OLYMPIC. GAMES
lBY Assnciatrd Pressl

I'AKIS, Junc l5.-rhc Chambcr ~
Deputies today unanimously voted the
100000 francs recently promised by
Premier POincarc la the French
Olympic committee as the govern
mcnts share In the organization OF
the Olympic games for 1924.
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International League uc,ult,

Jersey CITY. .. Rurajo. 3.
Newark. .. Toronto. s.
Baltimore. 10. Syracuse S.
Reading. 8. Rochester, :. tSiX-
cen InniEgS)
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STANDING OF CLUES.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
huston mt Cleveland.
Washington ut st. Louis.
Philadelphia AT thirL.n.
New York Mt Detroit.
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NUIIITI'E! " HhSr NltS-INIliMs.
h"hhE walker. >. Miller Home
runs Dykes Walker. stolen base
Hooper Sacrifices MullIgan ..
tonmcil foun" Double plays
Galloway. Young To Johnston: Gnlio-
Way I" Johnston lief; on bases
Fh.iadeiphia II; Chicago s Base
on hails-OT Harris >: Ec.crt ..
L"N"r"it". ;: Hommel = Robertson.
!. struck out-hy Lcverette. ; Rom.
mel. >. ilts--on Harris. 2 In Ala
innings: Eckcr,. IA 32-5 innings:
R"ihn"!. IN innings; Naylor. none
In inning: Heimach. in, Inning.
Levcrcttc. II In innings: Robert
son, in inning Hit by pitcher
by l.ercrctt". (Mii!prD. rassed han
'"rkins. Winning pitcher, Helm.
ach. losing pitcher. Robertson. TIM
pres owens. Walsh and Evans
Time. 2:n6
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
DanHiiie. 81 High Point. ..
GrccnsbOrO, 2.i ltnIeigh. -.
Winston salem. 10; Durham, -.
STANDING OLE CLIinS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
HniciEh ut Durham.
Greensboro ut DnuNiIIc.
WinhtOn-SRlcm nt High Point