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FIRES DIAMOND DUST
At JUMPS H|LDEBRAND
Bambino Disapprovcs of De.
cision and Makes Arbiter's
Face Target.
Bccomes Killed When Fans Take O,>-
chsiOn 10 shy Something Unplcap-
ant About Bnnishmcht--Tcn-D
Luy-Un of Cobb Itcrnjtcu
STARTS INTO THE GRAND STAND
tBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. May 25-Babc Ruth
is In hot water again. Just what
tho tempeiature OF the water Is was
question burning the thoughts 10
night OF $1,000 fans who saw him
throw diamond dust In an umptrc's
face.
After laying down hunt in his
hrSt TIME at bat and advancing the
TWO runners who subsequently
htofch Ruth came up In the third
INA bumped safe one into center
Ihe Babe rounded nrst and kept go
'"s' tie made "a great slide for sec
ohh' but Umpire Nild.trand ruled
'n"t llce's throw had reached Har-
iis In time for him 10 tag the Ram-
hino for an out.
Rum protested vchcmenily. and
then, gathering u handful OF dust.
threw II In the umpirc's face
!iildebrand wiped his eyes with one
hahd ana waved Ruth TO the show
crs with the other. On hts way
rom mo held Babe stopped many
times In an effort TO get thu last
word THIS aroused the disphasure.
OF ZONE OF the fans. and they .boocd
Ruth as he walked to the Yankee
bench.
AS Ruth reached the dugomt n fog
horneu voice In the stands roared
something which 10 Ruth was un-
Pheasant. The home-run hitter
'aultcd the dugout and started for
tho man who had displeased him.
This fellow fed TO q safe spot under
the stands. and Babe started for tho
showers. With head bent. ne walked
slowly. and as he reached tho
hlcachcrs he looked up TO shake his
hst al those who jeered him. Then
the stands let on, "A great choar.
ana Ruth dotted his cap and bowed
as he disappeared through tho club
house gate
The Bambino's attempt to vent
MS wrath on booinR fan recalled
tn. action OF Ty Cobb. the veteran
Tiger, who entered the stands in
New YORK ten years ago and had
moro success than Ruth In reaching
ms ann"Eer. ~ was suspended for
ten days at that time. and the Incl
dent caused the famed "strike" OF
the entire Detroit team.
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PITCHER HUBBELL BADLY
HURT BY BATTED BALL
/. Criffith's Drive Strikes
Philadelphia Pitcher on
Head.
lBy Associated press.l

PHILADELPHIA, PA. May 25.-
Wilbur Hubbell. Philadelphia Ma
tional League pitcher. today suffered
u concussion OF the brain and frac-
lured skull IN tho result Of being hit
on the head by - baIted ball driven
by I. Griffith In the first inning OF
me opening game or u double -hcaIrr
between Brooklyn and the locul team.
Griihth's drive struck Hubboll on
the right side of the head and knocked
MN unconscious. After vain ATTEMPTS
70 revive Hubbell. five players ear
RED him TO the clubhouse. lie wac
later removed To tho Stctson IIospi,nI
Or. John a. Boyer. the clubs physician
ana governing surgeon at the hos
pitai. said tonight that Hubbclls con
dition Was "as good AS might be ex-
pected."
Hubbeil is the second local PLAYER
TO be seriously injured this season
Goidie Rapp, the third bH.scmur. sur-
fcred severe injuries several weeks
ago in st. Louis when he Ecil into tho
piayers duSout while going after a
foul ball
muhbcli came To the Local club In
1870 from the New York Chants IIis
home Is In Denver col
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FORMER GOLF CHAMPS
WILL PLAY FOR TITLE
T.By United Ne,ys.1

NEW YORK May 25.-Miss, Alloy,
Stirling, OF Atlantn. and Mrs. Arnold
Jackson. Of Greenwich. both fornar
national wonen's golf champions, viii
meet ior the women's Mctrobolit N
championship on the Morris t-oiintv
'iolf cubs links at Convent Station.
y. j., tomorrow, having won their re-
spcctive matches today
- MISS STIR ing won from Mrs.
Ihomas liucknall. Of Forest Hills, )
up and J to play, with a score of GO.
and then finished the course in 81,
cnualinB the wOmcn's record for the
course. Miss Stirling appeared cap
able of lowering the record had sho
been pressed. for She sfumped on the
maj TWO holes. taking five for the
seventeenth. for which par is bur
three and another five on the final
for which par is four
Mrs. Jackson defeated Mrs. y X
Toerge. of Piping Rock. up and 9
TO play.
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RICHMOND TENNIS
STARS ELIMINATED

NORFOLK. VA. May 25--ln the
Semihna!S or the mems singles and
doubles OF the joint Middle Atlantic
and virginia State tennis tournament
today Mcssrs. Sweeney and Charest
survived FOR the finals. the two men
teams defeating their opponcats. and
both sticking TO the nnais In The
singles and viii oppose each other
tomorrow afternoon for the honor.
Today's play eliminated all Rich
m"nd players in every GLASS.
The summary
Mems singles
'hareSt defeated Garrison. & .G.l.
sweeney defeated Noisht. Ga. ga;
Sweeney defeated Fleming. Ct. SIS.
Mems Doubles. -
Whitehead and Eggicsaon defeated
Bickcl ana Fleming. 6I7 g.. o.,
90: Charest and Sweeney defeated
AcGann and renzolh. Gil CO. s..
Ladies' Doubles.
Mrs. Ellis and Miss whkcford de-
feated Mrs. Dabney ami Mrs. Bank
err SO. So; Mrs. Ellis and Miss Wake
ford defeated Mrs culb.rt ana MISC
Tomlins. 60. O.:
Mixed Doubles.
Mrs. DaSnry ana CharcSt defeated
MISS Waterford and Jones. S-.@ 81:
Miss Tomlins and Swc-,ney defeated
Miss Warren and Bundy e., g.
Mems Consultations.
Finch defeated ccvil 10y d"ramlt.
Bailou defeated Ageiesto, G-2. 60.
Osborne defeated cu!h.rt. Go. g.
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BELMONT RESULTS


rirst race ave and "a half furlonr.)
First. Dunboync, | to 3 ont nm,,
second. Mustard Seed. out. out; mira,
ahaiian, out. Time: 1908 10. Also
ran-Hluc Brush 80"
Second race tahout two mIcsD-
n,ercant To /. 10 .. | to 2: second.
Mohlcan. 3 To |. $ to :. mira. Iytic
70 l.: Time: 3:j2 3-5 Also ran
Fool. "iScS'
Third race Cfour and half r,r
longs First. Corrnac. to i i ~
on. second. IIuEhic. : to : ,n i
miro. Top Notch. . TO :. Time. mono
Fork. ''''"e"
Fourth race cone milo. METROPOLITAN
handicap-f First. Mad Halter > 10 /.
' 70 b. to .. second. Careful z IN
10 b; third, Scnnings Park, IN
! inc; l;5S 80. Also ran Captain
n;icoGk on Watch, George. Yellow
iiaMd, Bersaglicr. Polly Ann.
Flfth race Gone milcJ-ITjrst piu,.
watts, 3 20 .. / to I. out: second
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CHARLIE HOLMAN RETURNS HOME
FOR BOUT HERE TUESDAY NIGHT
Richmond Boxer Holds Workout at Church. Hill Ah
letic Association Field-Companions of Boyhood
Cheer Clever Ran,amwcight Fighter.

train at the ChnrchrHill park. Tn y
followed with oager eye his every
move. and II, the conclusion OF his
initial workout concluded that he
was in good condition.
Since his return from up North a
week ago. young IIolnuu has been
with his wife and baby over in Hope
we'll. y boy of clean habits and per-
sonali;y. Holman seems assured a
bright ring career Certain il is he
Will be given tumultuouS exception
when lie matches his hoxiIhE SKIN
with that Of Terry Brooks con the
pirht Of May 30.
Rocky Marin and Young ort,nder.
both Of this city. are training hard
for their sX-round 20. They are
woltcrwciGh;S. Speedy" Lawrence
and Lew Dempsey, who are cnrded
for eight rounds. viii arrive Monday.
as viii Red Taylor and Red"
Leonard. iightweights, who are TO
exchange taps for six rounds.
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Charlie Holman Is home again

NHariie holman Ia home again
The great Richmond bantam boxer.
known from coast TO coast. although
only 10 years old. got in yesterday
from Hopcwell and soon afterwards
went 10 the Church Hill Athletic
Association park. where. on Tues
day night. he boxes eight three
ute rounds with Terry Brooks.
The Richmond flash didn't lose any
time DOMINIC toys and getting down
TO business. After running four
miles. he skipped rope for ten min
utes ana then called 1t II day hy
shadow boxing several minutes. and
punching the bag
The injury To his right hand. re-
ceived in his hou; with Kid Lewis
III liolyoke. Mass. two weeks ago
is nearly healed. and he will take
no chances ON agEravating the ALL
ment. He said he WIS feeling nj
Tor the hardest match of his career
Boyhood friends watched Holman
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EBU|IDERs SWAMP COLTS
| In OPENING ENCOUNTER
Awful Game Goes to Visitors,
Who Lamhast Pill for
Fifteen Runs.
MAIN HuRLs GREAT BALL
Allows Locals Five Hit> folding
Them Scorclcss for First Time This
i Season-Linquist stars in Left
Field for Colts.

Newport News released an ava
lanche OF sixteen hits which were
good for atteen runs. and with Main
hurting invincihle hall took the
! openinE game OF the series from the
1 Richmond Colts yesterday afternoon
at Mayo Island Park. Main allowed
5oply flve hits and held the home team
soorsless. something that no other
Itesni in the Virginia League has been
. liable TO accompli sh this season.
There was little about the Colts
] plaSlhG for the fans to get excited
1abou,. unless it was the mtsplays that
4 cropped up in the home boys at in
tervals. sloppy work IN thu frs; in
ming, save the visiting team two
runs and more OF the loose playing
gave them two more in the fourth
Having been given four runs the
Builders thought IL a shame Ia take
the game in easy fashion and pro-
ceeded to get themselves a few couu-
tiers, only six. in the sixth frame
They nicked the offerings of Meeker
for five safe;ies in this chapter and
shrieks OF disapproval were heard in
the stands.
There was only one shining light in
the locals lineup and that shining
Hight was l.inQuist. a left handed
pitcher. who played left field Lin
auist pulled down -four dies in the
outer garden. one OF which was a
sensational catch. He caught the bali
u IN his gloved hand by wonderful
stab. after hard run.
4 -Hurler Main, for Newport News,
showed that he can hit as we'll as
pitch. landing for home run and
two singles in four times w. HIS
circuit wal!op cleared the fence in
left field.
Better luck today certainly it could
/ he no worse.
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LOCAL KIWANIS NINE
TO PLAY PETERSBURG

Manager Ham" Watson. OF the
hiwaniS Club baseball team. stated
last night that his club had arranged
20 pay II game with the Petersburg
kiwan!s club. at Chester. on the aft
ernoon OF June !. starting at I
O'Clock. Both clubs will assemble
In the respective cities AT o'clock
and proceed 10 the scene OF "tattle"
By automobile.
Manager Watson announced that
he not only had with him this ses
son number OF the stara OF last
year. but number OF new ones,
the last OF available players To date
being Billy carneal. Dave Satterfield.
Eddie Rose. Bruce Watson, "Parson''
Pedrick. Charlie Trinite Tom
towe!l. Sutherland. Dick IIardes;y,
Jim Armitage, Dave Eanes and iIar-
~ Hinchman. who is considered ono
OF the best amateur twirlers in tho
country. hcing sought by several OF
the big league clubs.
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CARDS DROP ANOTHER
fBy Associated Press.l

ST. LOUIS. May 25.-pittsburgh de-
fcated the Cardinals by to :; today
before Commission Lands. who
threw the FIRST ball
II was the locals nth straight de-
feat Hornsby registered his zenith
home KUN. H.. is nov two behind
Kenurth Williams. of the s. LOUIS
Americans. ana nine ahead OF Babe
Ruth
Commissioner Lands was guest Of
honor in a papa club" celebration
before the contest Basebal's auto
asraphcd by President Harding and
others. wer. auctloned. the proceeds
going 10 aid In eauipping = play
ground here.
Eddie Aiusmith. Cardinal catcher,
mad. his seventh home run.
The Scnr..
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MIXED FOURSOME
TOURNEY SUCCESS

5ixty-two entries TOOK par, In the
mixed foursome golf tournament Of
The Country Club OF Virginia yestcr-
day afternoon and one OF tho most
successful golf events in the history
OF the club was conducted The days
honors went to Mrs. Traynor and
George Gilbert, who took both the
low net ana low gross prizes Their
low gross score was SO ana low net
81.
3 Ruics OF tho tournament prevented
the winning pair from receiving both
prizes, and the low-net prize went
70 ME- Siiss Newton and Stanley
Clarke, who were second,
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TIGERS SWING WAGON
TONGUES EFFECTIVELY
Detroit Defeats Cleveland, Z
to 3-Heilmann Hits His
Seventh Home Run.
IHy Associnted press l

DETROIT. May 25.-Consistent hit
ing behind Pillectc. who held Cleve-
lnhd to Ave safeties. gave Detroit, a
'-to-3 victory over the Indians in the
ppehing game OF the series here to-
day.
ieiimanfFs home hun in tho second
inning with Neach on base was his
seventh oil the season and the third in
two days.
Tine score:
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TARS DOWN BRONCHOS

ROCKY MOUNT. y. c. Nav 25.-A
home run by Burke in IN. fourth in
ming ana punched hits MIXED with
an error in the sixth enabled Norfolk
20 annex 3-to-l victory over the
Bronchos in the hrs, game OF the
series this afternoon
IN" TIT was one OF III. fastest Of
the season being unravel.d in an
hour and twenty minutes
Tn. score.
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BUGS HALT TRUCKERS

4 PORTSMOUTH. VA. May 35-Out-
hitting Portsmouth and the locals
fielding poorly behind Manning. VIII
son this afternoon defeated Ports
mouth by the score OF 10 s
The game was featured by tn. cx-
cellent work Of join in IA. pinchcs.
and. the hitting OF the Bugs Voter
parked the pill in the ninth with one
on.
+ The score.
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81. Louis

'Hatt"d for r"rtica in 9th.
tBa;t"d Tor NOrth in seventh
.Batted for Walker III ninth
;Ran for A.nsmith In ninth.
score 10y innings a.
Pittsburgh ....... 3OI 300 cot :
=. Louis ..... 40 0ni O0o-3
Summary Two-hase hits-Sini'h.
Hcathcotc. Hornshy. Glazner. Home
rUn-- H0ruEby Ainsmi;h. Sacrifices
MU"llc- Gooch. Gamer Traynor.
Ens Double plays Maranville 80
Ems 20 Grimm Lett on hav"S-S,
Louis, 6 Pittsburgh. :. Bases on
"nls-om Glazner. 2; on ShcrdcI !
on Pcruca. J. IN North. .. OF Bal
10y, .. STRUCK uut--by Glazner. :. by
Per'ica . iIi,s--on Sherdei, . In
no Innings; ~ Pertica. in 8: on
Nor'n. none IN .: on Bailey. In ]
~ or walker. none in pa Balk
-!l"zuer Losing piicher-Sherdel.
EmrircS Scn,"l!c. and Mccormick
T.mo 1872
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Translate. 3 to /. to 3: third Siren
Maid. to /. Time: :3S l-5 Also
ran-Crystal Ford. Cromwell. Knight
OF the Heather Halu, PRIZE Of India.
Regal Lodge.
sixth race -four and a half fur
longs)-First. Cherrypie. 8 to :. to
>. out: second. Pennon. to 8. out
second, Pennon. to 8: out; third.
Pravus, to 8. Time: :61 2-5. Also
ran--Ncw Hampshire. Black Monkey
DouGh O.ReGan. Cape Clear.
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Batttt for Covclcskic in nth
fBattea for Lindsey in seventh
tBattcd for kcefc in ninth.
Score by innings: n
Cleveland 900 DOi goo-3
Detroit AU 90 2ou ~
summary: Two base hitS-Neach.
Ihree-base hits--Speaker Cobb.
home un-heiimann. Sacrifice
Jones 90, RigGcy. Double plays
coveieSkie Sewr.l and Gusto: Gut
shaw, RiEney and Blue. Speaker.
Ncefe and Scwcil. Left on bases
Cleveland. 6: Detroit. 2 Bas.s on
balls--"H Pillettc. 8. Struck out
by Lindsey. /. pilletto, . Hits-off
covelcskie. in inrh nSs: Lindsey.
! in Innings, on fIeo.e 1 in in
"ings. Wild pitch--Piile tic Losing
ni,cher-Covei"skic Empires. Chill.
wilson and Connolly. Tire. l:42.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. q; Washington, &.
Detroit. .; Cleveland, 3.
All others ruin.
STANDING OF CLUns.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
81. Louis Mt Chicago.
Cleveland mt Detroit.
Philadelphia Mt no>ton
Only three scheduled.
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STANDING OF CI.UHS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago mt Cincinnati e.. Snmcs.I
Pittsburgh nj 81. Louis.
Boston Mt New York.
brooklyn at phitutIrlpIfa
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Rocky NIut,nr.

summary: Homo Burke. Two
base hits-Roth, Tice Johnson. d.
walker. Steinbrenncr. stolen bases
Tice. Calder. Left on bases- Norfolk.
!; Rocky Mount. 6 Double plays
Ste'hbrenner TO Calder To Swncinu
struck ou'-by Peterson, >; bv uchI
:" Base on balis-oT Peterson q:
on He'll. .. Time OF game. l.aO. I'm.
pireS. Shaffcr and Ortiz
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STANDING OF CLUns.

WHERE: TREY PLAY TODAY.
DanNilIc M nnlcIsh.
Durham ut Greensboro.
High Point AT Wins SnIem,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
nrooki!n. 50; philadelphia. 90.
Pittsburgh. .; sc. Louis. 3.
Cincinnati. =: Chicago. E. tcight in
ninEs. rain. first game; second game
postponed. rnin.D
Only Three games scheduled.
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PhtlndeIpl In.

Score by innings: y
Brooklyn ...... lol ono az, G
Philadelphia ... no. OH I'M
summary Two-base hits-kinr
Ma'Ker Fletcher ana johnston.
Three base hi,s-Johnston. Home
runs Deherry. Leslie. Johnston and
wheat. Sacr!hCe-T. Griffith Double
piayS-Wrishtsione' 20 Parkinson 10
LeS'ie' olson 10 Johnston To
SchmahGt Left on bases-BrookIyn.
'i"ce'phid. II Bases on balls
%. "t''HeS : Smith. I; Winters. ..
struck out-by winte-sr ;rir .
H!ts-off HubbeIl in ia ,m,j,
OF Winters. II in sea ;uni,rs =,
crimes. II in innings un Saith :
h innings. Winning pitcher
smith Losing Winters Tim
pres-Moran and Quigley. Time
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PhilRdeIpIiIu,

Scor" by innings: ;,
pbIi,a.','' ....... 0oa 800 0i0-e
smr|,,b pm" ioi cog OOl-G
,,l '',afy Two-base hits-Fieh
,r1,,. johnston, Wheat. Myers. kim.
ne Oase hits-Olson. Home runs
.s u. Myers Peters. Double plays
"itS'of and Schnandt; rarkIn-
Eases Brooklyn. .: rhu,d.I,,L 81
h"s" on balls-oH E.auurar,,'a, ..
h'i's. : Weinert, g. cadore 2 So,
cub Bets. J. Galore 2 Ei,a
"n Eauinsartner, 5 IN aga ipnjnr.
-" vi let's. in I-3 inninrs. or
"r'n"ri in I. innings T.nsi,,,
orty,., ,'', h"r Empires 49,
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" Iison

'uHI!IuE !" o THN" IIIN"" EOVN"N,
Viox. Tnree-base hit--Bashsng Home
rpn--Yoter stolen bases-M Moran
Sacrifice hits--crouCh, Walker. John.
Left on bases-Wllaou IL. Ports.
mouth. 6. struck oui-by Manning.
Q. Bases on ba!ls-or JOHN. > Hit
by pitcher-by join CvioN) Time.
t.6b. Empires Breslin and Black
burn.
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Newport News.

Summary: Two-hase hi;s-Bangs
CD. Mallonee. DUFFY. Kennedy Three
base hits--Woods. Kennedy. Home
|ruu-Main Stolen nascs-Meeker.
Smith 90. Mailonee McAtahan. Bangs
Sacrifice hiis--Ma lionec. Smith. Dut-
fy., Hit by pitcher-by Meckcr NC
Mahan). Passed Kennedy. Left
on bases-Richmond. 3: Newport
News. 6. First base On error-RIch-
mond. .: Newport News. l. Rases on
halls-on Mecker, 3 of Main. J..
Struck out-hy Meekcr. :" By Main. 4.
Time OF game. hour 20 minutes
Umpires ,Shater and Hullatal j.,
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA. LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Newport News, .16J Richmond, u.
Norfolk. 81 Rocky Mount. /.
Wilson. y; Portsmouth, q.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
Newport News nt Richmond.
Norfolk mt Rocky Mount.
Wilson ut POrtSniut n
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. -. '7''''" WU UhNv WI'@-Gr!rt..
barter Terry 90 stolen bns.s
Barh"r Loft on bases Chicago
Cincinnati. .. Base on balIs-oo
Alexander. 2. on Donohuc. / s,rucS
ont--by Alexander j by ponohye
Cmpircs-oD bay and Hart TIM
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New York.

iot"iS '''''.'' ~ II - ii =
'Batted for Philips in seventh
Stated for Brillheart in ninth.
score by innings: r.
Washington ........ 100 OD2 O0O-i
New York ......... 200 2ol 0Ix-6
Summary: TwO-base hits -Iioyt.
Scott. Home runs--Rice. MauS..l 80.
Judge. stolen bases-Fewstcr Sac
rifice-Ruth. Double plays-i'hilips.
Harris and Judge: Harris, Peek and
Judge. Left on bascs-Ncw York.
j: Washington. I. Eases on balls
off IIoyt. /: off Philips. 3. Struct out
by lioyt. .. by Philips. |: by Brill
heart. |. IIits-off Philips. S in 6 In
.nings; off Brillheart. 3 in .. Hit
by pitcher-by Philips (ScotO. Los
ing pitcher-Philips. Ump!res, Nal
y i. i!lldcbrand aud Evans. Time,
!:I5
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
liith Point. I; RnlcfEh, ..
w tnst"n-Suiem, IL; Dnn>iiIc. u.
Durham, ~ GrccnsbnrO, q.
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MEMPHIS GOLFER
OUT of TOURNEY
-
LEY Observation-Disclosures

MEMPHIS. TENN, MAY a5.-Mrs
II. H. Oates, of Knoxville. Tenn, the
only out of town contender surviving
The first days match play in the
womens Tennessee golf champion
ShIp. being played on the links OF the
Colonial Club here, was eliminated
today In her match with Mrs. Frank
Guthrie. oil Memphis. Her elimina
ton leaves tho remainder OF tho
tournament TO Memphis players only
Appalachian League Results
kingsport. y; Knoxville. Z.
Johnson City, |: Cleveland, 0.
Greeneville. o: Bristol. g.
Cotton Stntes IraHuc Results.
Greenw God. 3: Meridian, u.
Clark sdale. Q: Jackson. ..
NickSburg. .. Grcanvilie l.
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American AssocIatinn Results.
Columbus. Louisville. 6.
81. Paul. 2: Milwaukee. {,
Minneapolis, S. Kansas CI,vs
TOLEDO. indianapolis, rain,
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Southern As.ocin,lon Results.

rain.
Atlanta Little Rock, postponed ac-
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-18
.DR. EDMONDSI SCORES
 LAY MEMBERS WHO NEITHER PAY OR PUSH
Some interesting facts were prs-

Some interesting facts were pre- scented by Dr. H. M. Edmonds dur Ing his sermon at the Sunday morn Ing service at the new church, High land avenue at Thirty-firs street. with reference to the failure of many to do their proportionate share in keeping up the work of the church.
 Tt has been shown in the church as well as In other organizations for good that 25 per cent do 75 per cent of the paying as well as 75 per cent of the working" said pr. Edmonds. The other 75 per cent neither pay nor push. but merely ride. It Is an interesting study to see how so many people get 1t into their heads that they can ride and not pay. How do they get that way?
 "A good many people have the idea that the church moves along in an impersonal way, making no demands. but In some mysterious way finds itself supported. There are others who think they can slip in, send their children to Sunday school, enjoy the music and furniture, and slip out again. They are of the same class who would get on a street car and slip out without paying; would slip into a boarding house and slip out.
 Churches are not supported by the rich people. but. in all ages. the poor devout have been the chief sup port of the church"
 Dr. Edmonds also urged that every woman have an allowance out of which they themselves shall answer with a definite contribution to the work of the church, as should also the children. and in some cases also the men.
 Although the weather was in- element there was a large audience on hand again Sunday night for the service at the Lyric theatre. under the auspices of the Indep endent Presbyterian church. when pr. Ed monds preached strong sermon. and the musical program preceding the sermon, with the chorus of 50 trained voices rendering special numbers, was much enjoyed.
 The first special number rendered by the chorus was the anthem. "Un- fold Ye Portals" by Gounod, and other numbers included Matthew's anthem. Keep Me Lord" "The Sha- dows Falling"