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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-04
KENTUCKY FACTS

Bailey P. Wooton, of Hazard
and Mrs. J. c. Johnston, of Jen
kins, are democratic executive
committeeman for the Tenth Cor
gressional district.
Then Kentucky and Tennessee
Railway property in Kentucky
was valued at $711,642 in 1921
The tangible property was waltz
ed at $36o,076 and the franchise
at $345,566.
Showalter, of Georgetown, de-
feated Lasker and regained chess
championship of the United
States.
The Andrews Steel Works OF
Newport, has increased the wage
of its employees 20 per cent.
Mason county had 5,024 horses
935 mules: 1882 beef cattle; T.
500 sheep, and 15,418 hogs in 1920
Knox county farm lands sold
for an average of $40 an acre in
1921 as compared with $50 in
1920. The minimum for both
years was 81 an acre and the
maximum for 1921 was 500 and
for 1920, 500.
Hand windshields for motor
cycles are the invention of a po-
liceman in Washington, D. c.
Ninety-seven diamond rings
were uncovered by Albert Bartel
while digging cellar on his farm
enar Ontarioville, Illinois. They
are said to be worth $4,000.
Senator Richard P. Ernst is
back in Washington after a secret
mission to Kentucky.
IA delegation fdf' GafrafdS eoun-
ty EdHizehpmet tAe, Boyle. county
Qalreourt Friday5to ask for the
Improvement of the Lancaster
Dahvil1e road from the Danville
city limits to the Garrard line.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-04

FOR RENT-Three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping
Also garage. Phone 100. 2O7 st
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-04
ROGERS HOLD WACO
TO THREE HITS

Charley Rogers was in rare
form Sunday when he BANKED
the Waco base ball nine with
three hits at Walkers Park, win
ming by a score of 5 to 0. Waco
never threatened during the full
nine rounds and as far as any of
their men got was to second
base. Rogers received wonderful
support from his teammates.
They did not make an error be-
hind him and earned enough runs
to win with his sterling twirling.
Only one ball was driven out Of
the inheld that hit safe. 1t was
a pop fly behind first base, hit by
r. Broaddus in the eighth inning.
Not a solid blow was made off of
Rogers throughout the game.
The game was featured by fast
and brilliant fielding on both
teams. Several players cut in
with remarkable fielding stunts.
In the second round Charley
Rogers started the ball rolling
with mighty drive to left-center
but was held at first by fast field
ing of Tribble. D. Peyton then
lifted one over Wiseman's head
which put Rogers on second.
Here would have been a good
time to bunt but instead "Simp"
Rogerst drove one toward lei
which Lackey did we'll to knock
down. This filled the bases. II
trying to pick Rogers off thirJ
Broaddus, threw low and allowed
Elm to score, the other two rul
ners moving UP a base. OnS5Mc
Kinney's ground ball to Gihter
ID. Peyton was caught at the
plate. Mckinney took second
when no attempt was made t.
stop him and scored with S. Rog-
ers on ]. Ritter's single to right.
Richmond added another in the
fifth on J. Ritter's long double t(
left and r .Peyton's single t.
right. The last run came in the
seventh on R. Peyton's one base
clout and wild throw by Ginter
on Bills ground ball. One was
enough as Rogers was going like
a house on fire but the locals die
not want to- take the chance.
Bush Tribble was the fielding
star of the day. He covered
more ground in center for Wac,
than the other two fielders togetl
err. He pulled a total of five fl,
balls out of the atmosphere, two
of which were very difficult
catches. The one on which h
shone the most was taken off thi
bat of Bob Rogers in the trirG
He ran far, and pulled it dow
with a great deal of effort. \
Ritter, Lackey and R. Roger
also weighed in with nice stop,
The score
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-04
classified ADS

FOR SALE-Duroc Hogs,
bears and gifts. Big type, $l5l
each. See Sam Hisle, phone
528. FOG st
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-04
Big Baptizing Features
Church Organization

Maysville, Ky, Sept. 2-Fol-
lowing the ordination of new Of
icers in bethany church, reviv-
ed after a lapse of several years
with :. nesting. 1OO new mem
bers were received, the majority
of whom were immersed in a
mass baptia,nal service.
Mosquito Bite Causes Operation
Mt. Sterling, Ky, Sept. 2
Several days ago George R. Sny-
der, IT,, was bitten on the left
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-04
Mrs. Reach Tells How She
Got To Know Rat-Snap

Have always feared rats.
Lately noticed many on my farm.
z neighbor said he just god rid
Of droves with. RAT SNAP. This
started me thinking. Tried RAT
SNAP myself. 1t killed II and
scared the rest away" RAT
SNAP comes in three sizes, 35c,
e5c, $l.25. Sold and guaranteed
by Douglas & Simmons and
Stockton and Son. spe
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-04

arm by mosquito. The bite
became infected, resulting in an
enlarged gland and causing Sc
we're pain. He was taken to Lex
lngton and underwent an opera
ton at St. Joseph's hospital.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-04
Hughes & McCarty

Col. ]. B. Dinwiddie on the Block.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-04

Mrs. Thompson Arnold, age e
years, one of Lancaster's highly
esteemed women, died at her
home in Lancas ter late Sunday
evening. Surviving her are
three daughters and two sons.
Mrs. Harold Oldham, of this city,
is granddaughter Of the de-
ceased. Funeral services will
take place at Lancaster Tuesday
morning.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-04

Washington county had pop
ulation of 14,773 in 1920, as com
pared with 13,940 in 1910. II"
county contains 181,112 acres OF
land. Springfield, the county
seat, has d population of 1879.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-04

FOUNDNPair of spectacles in
c|e. Owner can ."~+ same at
Daily Register office by paying
for this adv.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-04

LOST-Light red heifer, short
horn; weight 600 pounds. Phone
Leslie Long. 200 4p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-04

WANTED Some seed barley.
II. c. Pieratt, Phone 461-X. iIl
Iumu'rH 49,. O. 19613p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-04

FOR SALE-Chester White
registered male hog, age II
months, weight ESQ pounds. Chas
Powell, Kingston, Ky. 2O8 2p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
MUDDY FIELD CHECKS
k|WAN|S- ROTARY MILL
Came Will Be Played Today
at 4 O'clock at Boulc-
ward Field.

With RATS holding the bags and
,he umpireS gracefully padding about
In canoes. hostilitics between.ihe no
tarlans and kiwanians Mt Roulcyard
riel" We're deferred yesterday be-
cause or the noparriNal of Il load of
runner boots with which 10 cuuip tn.
pthN"rs. The fray will he staged this
al afternoon. unless |, rains after 10
clock this morning
More than 2,5pV men, women and
children received the disappuintmcnt
ot their lives when IL was finafIy de-
I,neu mat the decision rested on
n"Sehail rather than aquatics. The
SANDS were comfortably filed long
neiore the game started. the a,trac-
ZION being circus stunts in front OF
me grand stand. Rather than TAX.
the edE" OF the enjoyment of those
VINO go 10 boulevard Field this after
noon. the stunts will remain u dark
secret temporarily. Sufficient To saw
tnat they Will he long remembered
me interest in the game is in;ens,,
ana the RotarianS and kiwanians
are going 10 attempt not only which
can turn out the best bunch OF bail
tossers. hut which outfit can qualify
Az champion lcather-lungs MANY
nolse-crrating devices also have becn
tined up for the occasion. The Ro-
,arlans nave been assigned to the
ieft hcld. or third base bleachers
ana their rivals to the rlght-feld or
hrSt base blcachcrs
The game viii he called promptly
at o'clock. The stunts start at $50
o'clock.
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'N''~ 90 = ! ! 10
'Rattcd for ward in seventh
tRaUed for MamauN in eighth.
:Ratted for .fanvrin in ninth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
NEW YORK IS CENTER
Of SUMMER RING CAME
Leonard-Tcndler Match Next
Big Bill Offered for
Fight Fans.
Ny Assnrlaled press-

NEW YORK. July lo-Midsummer
nstic activity I'm metropolitan rings
~ rapidly reaching tho point Of ma
,ionai interest. with the Leona rd-
render lightweight chamuionship
oout next week the amphitheater
khowh as Richards Arena is being
renovated FOR the coming contest and
"'hers which will follow Leonard
suburbs
Although the L.eonard-TondIer
n,".ch IL only twelve round mo- de-
.lSion contest. general opinion seems
70 lead toward decision result and
INC champion Is decided favori,c
motions call for both lighters to
weigh IN At l35 at o'clock ON tho
DAY "f tho fght.
Afi"r tho contest Jack Dempsey
ana Harry wills. who are expected to
meet f"r the worlds hcavyweipht
championship next summer viii an
pear in local bouts Willis is sched.
nIeh 10 meet a negro opponent in
Tut Jackson. IN - iif,cen-round de-
cisl"n battle in Brooklyn on August
y IN September Dempsey and less
nout; which il Is expected will be
fought In Jersey city probably on
September 90. viii mark the final
"pcn-air appearance of Dempsey in
competition In this country. At least
Tor IN" season rf 1922.
Both the Leonard Tender and the
dempsey Willard bouts wifi he
Fought al night. and an elaborate
lighting system will bn installed I'm
the huge arean. which seats apuroxi-
matcly an. nn0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
BOY WEIGHT TOSSER
PICKS HIS COLLEGE
nv Associated Prcss

>, Los ANGELES. July la.-Rud
faNser' bAnard High Schools phc-
"oFids int"r-sch"lasti shotuGt and
d!scuS throw records ana lately nurh
SonEht after by colleges and uni-
,eIsiiIcs as on" NJ tn" greatest attn
'lneG :" enter tn" EniverSitv Of
southern California. college or
dentistry. next fan. according IT,
,.,"Enn wilson. graduate manager OF
HhnS"i hrst won nation wide fame
ABOUT year ago when ne defeated
Iat mcdonald ~ N"w York. the
'!Nnplc champion, IN tine sho,nut
event for the national serior
- cha mp'rnShipS At Pasadena ca
He nolds N" lnr"recholaSiic ,wolve
ponnd sno'put Title a record Of 81
feet Il inch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
lRGAHA LEAGUE MAGMA TIES REFUSE TO ALTER SCHFDIT
Poor Old Man Cobb" Is
Plant of Baseball Gear
IRy Associated press.l

CHICAGO. July la.-Kenesaw
Mountain Lands. baseball COM
missioner, took look nj the pa
pers today and learned to his sur
prise that Ty Cobb was giving
George SiSler a desperate hght
Tor batting honors of the Ameri-
can League.
Cobb batting, .406: Sisler. 400:
Cobb gets i've hits in one game, in
Guiding home-run.' read the
commissioner.
"Aint ii 4 shame about poor old
man Cobb" Lands said. They
said he was slirping and. ready
for tho home for Tho aged
Five hits in ono game-one
homer. unused tho former Federal
judge and this after seventeen
years IN tho American League"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
GIANTS BUNCH SWATs
AND WIN FROM C|NCY
Reds Throw Away Chances TO
Score by Poor Judg-
mcnt on Bases.
[ by Associated rres.l

CINCINNATI. OHIO. July l9.-The
Giants used their hits to much better
advantage than the Reds today and
won, D to 2. Nehf allowed ten hits
out was strong with men on bases
and received fine support Meuse,.s
Single founS's long triple To right
ana hclders choice gave the visitors
their hrSt two runs in the second in
mug ana they wer" never headed
Ihe RcdS threw away two chances 70
Sc"r" IN tho early innings by poor
judgment on tho bases score;
NrW York
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o. Charleston. 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
JOHNSON FORCES AHEAD
IN TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Philadelphia Eliminates Car
Fischer in Third Round
al Brookline.
[Ry Asaociated pr... !

hkookLINE. MASS. July Ia
wallace Johnson. OF Philadelphis
eliminated Carl Fischer, of PhiladeI
phia. in third-round tennis singh.
match for the Longwood bowl her
this afternoon. The score wa. a.,
81. As. So. Ga. Superior stsmjn
enabled Johnson TO pull out In
play
Nathaniel w. Niles. of Boston. d..
fcatcd Richard Hinckley. of Holy
wood. Cal, al. 6-4. s-3.
defeated Phillip Be,tens. San Fran
cisco. 60. sd SO
+. T.. Larncd. Of New York City. IN
only former holder Of the LonEwoo.
howl competing. was eliminated b
sidney :. Reals. OF Boston. 10, 81
0-G, OF. So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
BROKEN CLUB WON
OPEN GOLF TITLE

club made the shot ma,
= rica open sot championship Tor
Gene Sarszan, Al SkoAie Sarsz.n
loio me story 70 friends on vis!t
The champion believes ,na. NO
second shot or the eighteenth Mi.
was The shot that made all the Glf
,erence ott"een winning and also
yie he made ih's shot iybIcb Ia,Gcd
hlnl on the green. where two easy
nutS save him : for the hole and
1ilrI me f"1t he fei' the clubhead
sag. and when the ritje nsd bee5 80
hc iooN on The wrapping. 10 discover
mat tho shaft was erli'
Nhra>an mas given Tho club 10 hts
mother as souvenir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
RED SOX TUMBLED
Try Associated Press1

BOSTON. July la.--I.everette
ntched shutout ball today. and the
w h'ie SoX won from Boston, S to o.
Not content with that. the Chicago
pitcher had a perfect day al bat.
ma KING four hits In four times nm
Including two doubles The White Snx
showed brilliant bedding. Strunk. r.,
Collins and Hamper featuring in this
depart mrnt Score.
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CUBS COME FROM REAR
TRY Associated rrcss.1

CHICAGO, July l9.-nShornr who
replaced th"cves when i,rovklyu Was
leading the cubs. started the rally in
The sixth inning. which CAV. Chicago
the lead. and resulted In the locals
winning the first game Of the series
I" +. osborne heat out hunt and
Went IN third on Smiths wild throw
TO hrst Three more singles and an
error Melted the cubs three runs. and
forced Smith TO the showers Ma
maux and Decatur prevented further
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
PIRATES BLANK PILLS
LEY Associatcd rresx1

PITTSBURGH. PA July 10 Pitts
hurgh defeated Philadelphia. 10 a.
today for the sixth straight time 4,
was Cooper's second shutout game
against the visitors. carcys sing 10
aud BiRhee's triple scored the mrs,
run in the NTH inning while Tier
ncNs triple and Rohwcr's douhl.
brought IN the second run. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
Upton NOT READY
FOR CUP CHALLENGE
INV AssocIstcd preas !

LONDON. July la-The STANDARD
lnls evening reported that Ril
lhomas Llpicn was planning "a buir.
new yacht with which 10 make an
other attempt to Mt the America
cup. The secretary Of Sir Thomas
however. Informed tn, Associate.
Press that there was nothing 10 jusI
tifr such report. and that no cha
lcngc Tor another race had been sen
to tn" United states
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
T|lL|E WALKER SLAMS
TWO HOMERS IN ROW
Sandlotter Pitches Athletics
to Decision Over Amcri-
can League Leaders.
TRy Associated pressl

PHILADELPHIA PA. ,TuIy IA
clarence "Tillie" Walker today hit
ms twenty-second and twenty third
nome runs OF the season on Urban
smoker, giving him the lead In the
american League. and playing u big
part In the Athletics 6-to-3 victory
over ST Louis. Adolph Ret;ig. a
sahd'ott"r. from Newark. y. j.. held
tne league leaders to nine hits in
MS major league debut Score:
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TIGERS CLAW YANKS

NEW YORK. July l9-Detroit hit
Sa jones hard and defeated the New
York Yankees in the frs, game of
their series today, : 10 |. 1t was the
eighth successive game which Detroit
has won from the American Iearua
champions. Pill.ttc kept the ten
Yankee hits well scattered and struck
out Ruth twice The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
Dundee to Fish, ko.,.r n r.

u6,-errD5I 'NHsuGIaVtl lTess,
moter Julius SieBel announced ,odav
that Johnny Dundee, worlds tnn,o,
iightw"ight champion. OF New Y orL
mas oeen matched 10 NEE, Kid Kos,
ter, OF New Orleans, in tueivs.
rouch ApsIbss hlFHouston or tho .vsn.
ING OF JuIyss. This Will be DUNDEE,
hrH sppssrsnce Ia the Southwest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
Southern A,.or,.,,,,

AZ Nashville. s: New Orleans. ..
At Chattanooga. e. Mobile g.
AT Memphis. Is. Birmingham. a. .
Ihrst game 10 innings, second game
{ innings.
At Little Rock. I: Atlanta, s (caIied
after seventh inning 10 permit team
catch train.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
SENATOR'S AGAIN LOSE

WASHINGTON. July l9.-Coveles-
lie was master of the situation at
al stages today and Cleveland easily
defeated Washington. TO l. The
visitors supported Coveleskie fault
lessly in tho field It was the tenth
consecutive victory for Speakers
men. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20

Detroit - Inn ian nm
New YORK .......,... 100 600 00o--1
summary; Two hits-R. Jones.
Ihre"-base -Heilmann. Sacrifices
-RiEney t2>. Veach Double plays-
Rigney. Cutshaw and Blue. Left on
bases New York, II: Detroit. :.
BASE on balls-on rnlAtte. .: of s.
zones; of Murray. |. Struck out
by Ptllcttc. T. Hits-ofY G Toncs
IN innings: Off Murray. i'm in
n'nrs Iii, by pitchcr--by Pillctte Is
Jones. Schanrp. Losing pitchers
ZONES mpires- Evans and Dineen.
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Totals al & =:
w abingdon,

Iotals ..........23 6 - II >
Rated for Rrillheart In seventh.
.hattcd for Charity In ninth.
Score NY innings: r
Cleveland ........ o20 OI0 1000
washington ......... 900 O0i o00-1
summary: Two-hase hits-Har-.
us, speaker. Stolen bases-Evans,
amnsSanss. wood. Sacrifices
Sew"ll. Sot aker. Wood. Left on bases
cleveland. Q: Washington. 7. Base
on balls-or Brlllheart, s: Coveleskie.
struck out-by Coveleskie. 2; by
bri heart. Hits-ofr Brillheart.
IN = off Francis. none In .. Losing
pltcner Brillheart. Gmpires-Mo-
rarity and Hildchrand. Time, l:5O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20

WHERE THEY rLAY TO-DAY,
Roston nt st. IonI-
HrOokI.n at Chicago.
New York At Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittshurph
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MIsS nnnrroft Not WIuncr

NEW PORT. r. /. July la.--Mts
leslie Bancroft. ~ Boston. defeate,
Miss Helen Wills II san Francisco
in tn" finals ~ the wonan's invita-
ton Lnuis tournament a, the New
port Casino today The score wa
s-5 Ga.
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IRAN FOR Schultz in ninth.
Stated for North In ninth.
Boston .......... OIL 400 oIO-6
81. LOUIS ............ 100 Oo3 nnS-1
summary: Two base hits-Fiack.
Hornsby. Home runs = Powell.
Hornsby. Sacrifce-Stock. Double
plays-kopf. Holke md O'Neill: Smith
stock and hornsby. Left on bases
BOSTON. {: st. Louis. :. Bases on
balls--on liain"s. |: OF Miller.
struck nut-hN iiaincs, >: by Miller
Z; by North. .. t.its-ofr Haines 10
In \; on North. none in l. Winning
pitcher North. lmpircS. Moran and
Hart Time. $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
thtrncO nj Hoston
~. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York
Cleveland mt WsshInnton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20

Score nv innings r
philadelphia - 600 400 n0o-O
sltt'hurgn 0o0 OIL cox
summary Two base hits Fletcher.
Snh"er ,Inr"' base hits-Tierney.
isbe". stolen base Carey. Sac
rihce-Gr!mm Left on bases
Fhliads !phis pittsburgh. : Base
on balls of Hubhcl 4 oH .
smith Struck out-hy Huhbcu. 2
~ Cooper, s. Hits-on Hubhcu. $ in
on 9. Smith. none in ! WHd
pi,ch-Coopsr. Losing p!tchcr-Huh-
rel. mpres, kiem and rfirma n.
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HORNsBY GOES TO %
fBy Associated Pres.

ST. LOUIS. July ls.-Horn,by.,
twenty-ftth home run o, the season,
with two men on base IN the ninth
feat Boston, Z to 6. today. Singles
Py Schultz and Smith precsdsd Horns
bys oirou!t drive Powell, Of the
OTHER SPORTS ON PACE9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20

Sport Gossip
81, L,AK(I L. I-rIvK
by EARLE LUTH

All virginia League teams took an
enforced holiday because Of rain, BY
being idle, the Colts finished the
twelve-game series with tho two
Carolina teams. In six games with
ilson. tho Colts won three and lost
three. In nve games with Rocky
Mount. Richmond took three and lost
two. The record for the two long
series gave the Islanders the edge by
one game.
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Totals
~.
dcIphGn

liams. Shocker. McCowan. Hansen
Perkins, Sisler. Home runs Walk.
er 20. stolen haSe-Jacohson Sac
rif1ce.Bronki". Double plays-Ger-
per. McManus and Sisler. Left on
nases-St; Louis. II. Philadelphia. g
Bases on balls--of Re;tiE. s. struck
"ut-hy Shocker. ?. by Rettig. /. TIM
pires. Nallin and walsh Wine. 2:03.
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American Assuria ton Results.
Milwaukee 10; Louisvill". 3
Minneapolis. PIP. Toledo. la-7
s. faul. !: Columbus. {.
Kansas CITY. 10: INDIANAPOLIS.
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From LynChburG comes the day
plant that the golfers are having
difficulty IN getting their bags car
ried around the course due To tho
new state child labor Law. which pre-.
vents the working Of children under
Is in any place Of amusement The
complaint has not Yet hit the Rich
mond clubs with any force, regulars
declare.
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Fioridn Stnt~ League.


AZ Jacksonville. 1: Daytona. G.
At st. Petersburg. |: Orlando, o.
At Lakeland Tampa. wet grounds
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south Atlantic i.cnsu. Rr.uI,..

Charlotte. go Spartanburg, AZ
tFirS; game ten innings second game
seven inninEs.)
Columbia - Augusta. IN Called
end of seventh inning, account OF
rain.D
I;rcrnVIlln o. Chnrlcstnm 8
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CHICAGO ............. 400 $40 020-S
boston -. 600 600 600
summary: Two-base hits--Johnson.
l.cvcrctte CD. Falk, Harris on
Three-base hit-D'Rourke Stolen
Sacri tice--Johnson.
Double playS-.1ohnson To F. Collins
I" Shcely: DuEan unassisted). Left
on ha sts-chicaeo. !: BOSTON 2. Bases
on hals-oh l."vcrettc. 2; off Fer
Ivy Ferguson. - by Leverette. .. Hits
off Ferguson. in pa: of Karr.
8 in y Ia. Losing pitcher-Ferguson
.mpIrcs, Connolly and Owens. Time,
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Cobb aud sister maintained their
relative standings yos'crds% by each
hitting At 500 cobb landed two out
OF four. while Sislcr puled ono on;
of two tries.
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UNCONVENTIONAL IcnUUc NrsuIrs
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inningsD y"
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Rochester. 2. Jersey city.
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Al Knoxville, as; Bristol. 81.
Al Grecn"Nill". =: Cleveland, 3.
AT johnson city, 3. kingspurt. o.