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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-03-07
THE STAR THEATRE

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In "One a Minute" The story Of
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WEDNESDAY
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THURSDAY
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A thrilling story Of the Oriental
world.
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In '"The Secret of the Hills" A story
Of a search for hidden treasure, in SIX
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-03-07

Clerks-Noung men, women, over II,
desiring government positions, SIPS
monthly, write for free list of posi-
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-03-07

Fer SaIc-Two shoats and a lot OF cane
hay. Il. Il. Love, Glover No. 2.
IS q.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-03-07
TAX EXTENSION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the time
~ for the payment of State and Coun-
ty Taxes has been extended to June l,
1922, with n penalty Of per cent for
March; per cent for April; per cent
for May, and per cent, plus costs OF
Treasurer from June 1, when execu-
tions will go into the hands of the
Sheriff.
II. Z. NEIL,
13 I'd. Treasurer of York County,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-03-07

Wantcd-The public to know that we
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List at Shop. We have just received
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COTTON MARKET
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

For SaIe-1O0 bushels sound, clean
mixed peas. at $3.50 per buShcl. See
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ALL persons are hereby warned not
to hire or otherwise harbor my son,
MALACHI GORE, aged Is who left
my home without permission, on Feb
ruary 2S. He is bright complexioned,
scar on head above forehead, and two
small bumps on right ear. VIII ap-
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r. T.. d. No. A.
Is 2t". BOSS GORE.
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WARNING

Typewriter Ribbons and Papers at
The Enquirer Office.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-03-07
HOT SUPPER.

ZONE to Cotton Belt Friday night
~ March 10th. Hot supper and other
attractions, beginning at 1880 p, m.
Everybody invited.
1t COMMITTEE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-03-07

For Sale-Pure bred S. G. r. l.. Red
eggs, Craig strain. S1.50 for setting
of IS, or delivered by parcel post for
$1.75. Mrs. Baxter Carson, YORK
No. z. II 3t-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-03-07
gperial 9otirrs.
Preaching at Bullock's Greek.

There viii be preaching at Bullock's
Creek on the second Sunday in March,
18th, at IL a. m, by j. B. Swami.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-03-07
Rock Hill District S. C. Conference.

The Rock Hill District Sunday
School Conference will meet at Kings
Mountain Chapel on Friday, March 10,
at 10 o'clock. Every Methodist Sunday
school worker is urged to be present
and workers from the other denomina-
tions are cordially invited.
Jas. A. Barrett, District Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
.k|WAN|s-ROTARY GAME
IS SET FOR WEDNESDAY.
Clubs Will Play Baseball to
Aid Boys Club and Wis.
iting Nurses.

Forced to take a rest of a week
because OF the atrocious weather. the
famous Kiwanis baseball team will
match wits and Drawn against the
equally noted Rotary Club nine on
Wednesday afternoon Of this week
The time is 4 o'clock. and the place,
Boulevard Pield.
Vowing that the enemy camp will
receive a drubbinK not soon to be
forgotten. the rival captains are us
ing this extra time to get in con-
dition for the game. They. are work
Ing out on every, available occasion.
greasing the rusty cogs in their ma
chimes and otherwise building up
their attack and defense SO as to
raise the standard of, play.which Will
be presented to the critical gaze Of
the Richmond sporting public on that
fateful afternoon. 1t Is, OF course.
presumed that the stands and bleach
ers will be filed to capacity. since the
total proceeds of the fray will go to
the Boys Club and to the Instructive
Visiting Nurse Association.
Statements have emanated from
both camps declaring that the post
ponement of the conflict from last
week, has given them a chance to
more thoroughly overhaul their
teams The pitchers especially have
been given the benefit of careful
daily workouts planned to keep the
opposing score down to a minimum
next Wednesday.
There will be a parade, and circus
stunts Immediately preceding, the
game. S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
NEW YORK JOCKEY
BROUGHT TO HOSPITAL

WINCHESTER. VA, July 22-Leon-
ard Johnson. New York jockey en-
ployed at the "Audley" breeding and
training establishment. near Berry
Vile. Va, owned by b. 3. Jones. oil
magnate OF Oklahoma. has been
brought to hospital here for treat
ment for leakage of the heart. John
son is so much thought OF by his
millionaire employe that Mr.. Jones
has hired special physicians and
nurses 10 attend the lad When
Johnson first was attacked. Rear
Admiral Grayson was called from
Washington TO consult with several
other DOCTORS. Johnson Is receiving
as much attention at the hospital as
IL he were prince. but he has a
longing for the stables and training
track at "Audley." where his ability
as Jockey is fully recognized by Mr..
Jones.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
BOXING COMMISSION
NAMES TITLE BODY
IBy Associated Press.I

MILWAUKEE. WIS. July a.
Walter II. Liginger. president of the
National Boxing Association OF the
United States. has appointed repre-
sentatives from the various boxing
commissions that are members OF
the national association, on a COM
mittee to he known as the national
boxing championship committee. that
will assume charge OF all the cham
pionship contests that are held un-
der the control OF the national as
ISOLATION.
The committee will consist OF Rich
and T. Burke. chairman. Louisiana
boxing commission: Frank 3. Muir
ply, Connecticut boxing commission:
w. Fl. Recap. Philadelphia boxing
commission; Cogswell Latrobe. Mary
land boxing commission: A. NJ. Mo
'Auley. Michigan boxing commission
j. II. Mulqueen. Ontario boxing COM
mission, and l.. r. Doyle. Nebraska
boxing commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
.TW0-PLY DEFEAT
HANDED RICHMOND
by SHIP BUILDERS
Tail nders Receive Bad
Treatment at Hands of
League Runners.Up.
GREENAE GETS HOMER
TWICE IN AFTERNOON
Noel and Driver Go Entire
Route, but Team Fails to
Hit Opportunity.
Especial to Tho rlme.-p.spa,ch.1


NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July az
AZ was n sad day for Rube OldrinK's
colts hers this NJ ernoon when the
Dawsonltes handed them two-p.y
defeat. tho scorcn being to 3 and
o TO 3. II took tho Shipbuilders
oieVen innings TO win decision over
Richmond in the closing game.
btckradt allowed the Colts only
nYe hits In tho FIRST game, but two
OK them were homers, with Coiniskey
and Greenao carrying OFF tho honors.
Both wcre drives over tho left field
isnco and counted for tina trio Of
runs credited TO Richmond Driver
Tas on tho mound for Richmond and
was touched up for ten hits. mona OF
them going for more than one sack.
Aragon was tho only Richmonder to
make a fielding biunder in tho first
game
Greenao Hits Homer.
Tho Shipbuilders went into tho
ninth with lead OF three runs.
Greenae was sent in to hit for Driver.
and cano through with his clout over
tho fence. None was on at the time.
Comiskey's blow brought Thompson
In ahead of him.
The anal game wont to tho eleventh
before tho Shipbuilders put II on Ice
Richmond took tho lead and carried
NJ
court was raised TO 3 to 3 By New
port News. A double Off Noel in the
eleventh. followed by sacrifice and
sacrifice fy. ended the days pastim-
Ing.
Greenae's second homo run OF the
day accounted for all tho Colts runs
In tho last game. Tho Colts outhit
tho Builders by go per cent. but did
not succeed in punching them to
count Dodson In tho second pome
hit safely threo tins in Ave trials.
while Ramos got pair In Ave at
tempts.
Newport News played errorlcss ball
for the day. while tho Colts wabbled
twice. once In each fray. Noel and
Driver went tho full route for tn.
.Richmonders. Stickradt and Lucas
wero tho moundsmen for the locals
FIRST GAME.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
How They Finished

Junior Four Gigs-virsin!a
Boat Club. first: Arundel Boat
Grub second. Time. s m. 4225
sec
Senior sinsles-Arundel BOA,
Club. first; Potomac Rowing Club.
second. Time. 6 m. 53l-5 sec.
Canoe Douales-Maryland swim
ming Club. first: Maryland SWIM
ming Club, second.
One Hundred and Forty Pound
Junior Four Gig-virginia Boat
Club first: Ariel Rowing Club.
second. Time, 5 m. SIS sec.
Junior Single Sculls-Ariel Row.
Ing Club. first; Virginia Boat
CLUB. second. Time. I m. 44-5
sec.
Junior Quadruple sculls-
Arhndels' nrst; Virginia. second.
Time. m. As sec.
Four Gig Match Raee-Arun-
deis. first; Virginia Boat club
second. Time. s m. 71-6 sec.
Junior Eight-virginia. nrst.
Ariels. second: Arundels, thru
Time. m. 20 sec.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23

All umpires are not blind, although
It will be hard to convince Rich
mond fans to the contrary. But up
in Northboro. Mass. they are ac-
cuslng OF muffing decisions by watch
Ing women bathers In n nearby pond.
The scandal has become so acute that
mounted cop will patrol the pond
to keep the fair swimmers under
water during the games. Watch the
exodus to Northboro.
Taking n lesson from Jack Demp-
sey in disregarding the color lin.,
Georges Carpenter has decided to
meet Battling Sikh. tho Sengelese
to meet Sikh after he had smeared
up the only logical French contender
for tho European title.
Plenty OF outdoor sports have heen
cancelled because Of rain. wet grounds
or snow. but tho Moore White ban
tamweight fight. which was post
poned Friday night. is believed to be
tho first night entertainment OF tho
kind to be deferred because OF hot
weather. The promoters decided that
II was too hot for people to stir off
their front porches.
Fraternities are to Invade the golf
links. The local chapter OF the Kappa
Sigma 9akes the plunge Tuesday. with
a good field of entries. other frats
may follow the same course and later
Il will BIO possible to staRa An inter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
BILL T|LDEN TOO MUCH
FOR NORRIS WILLIAMS
National Champion r a C e 8
Through 1921 Davis Cup
Team.Mate.
ALSO WINS IN DoUB l. Z s
Bettens and Fischer Unable to Over
come Powerful Philadelphia Play
era I'm Finals at BrookIlne for
LonEwood Cup.

lBy Associated presu.I

BRoOKLINE. MASS. July a.
Mastcrful In every detail was the ton
mis- display which william T. Tilden.
H. of Philadelphia. set of ut the ex-
pense OF r. Norris williams. IL. of
Roston. in tho hnal round OF the
Longwood Bowl singles at Chestnut
liill Soday. The national champion
raced through his 1921 Davis cup
teammate. and williams portion was
the snort end OF 6-1, Ga. Us sets.
In tho doubles finals Tilden acted
In tho rols OF spectator. az his
partner. Wallace +. Johnson. OF
Philadelphia. was the target. but his
team had sufficient power and steadi-
ness TO overcome tho youthful Philip
Bettcns. OF San Francisco, and Carl
Fischer, Of Philadelphia. ell, SIS, ST.
Go.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
University of Richmond
Athletic Star to Help
Coach Football Squad.
HARD GRID SCHEDULE
STARTS I'm SEPTEMBER
Came Against Lafayette Will
Be First Football Inva.
sion of North.

Tom Miller. star In four branches
OF atHetics at tho University of
Hichmond. former member OF the
boston Braves. and now one Of tho
most promising outheiders in the In
terhational League. has been en-
gagged Rs assistant football coach ty
tho Spiders. and will arrive hero in
TIM" To help whip tho team into
shape for the game with Lafayette
on September 80.
Miller. one OF the best men over
turned oit by Frank Dobson. will re-
turn to R!chmond to finish his law
couso At the University of Richmond.
where no will be candidate for his
degree next spring. He is now with
Reading. and is not only starring In
the outfeld. but lis one of the leading
0atsnen OF the international circuit
Recently he was presented with
$500 silver bat and ball of regula-
tion size for knocking tho nrst ball
out OF the Reading lot.
Mnde Four letter..
"hile'undcr tho tutclage of Dob
son. at Northampton, Miller was
member OF the football. baseball,
basketball and track teams. showing
exceptional ability in each branch.
Before completing his college course
ne was signed by Boston. but had
the misfortune to break leg in
ming for that season. He later played
In tho Virginia and South Atlantic
Leagues and then went to tho Glass
"A circuit.
Dobson has tho hardest schedule to
meet that has confronted Spider
machine In many years. While he
will have the majority OF his letter
men back. 1t will be necessary TO
build up practically two complete
teams to meet the hea<y schedule
Al tho same time the groundwork
for the 1928 squad must be laid. as
tho entire tnckfeld OF last year has
only ono moro collegiate season lett
Spider football men VIII gather at
Westhampton on September 3. when
tho long grind will start. Tho early
practice has been called on account
OF the Lafayette game, which is the
most important on the Richmond
schedule. as n good showing in the
North VIII greatly benefit tho uni
veNity In every way. While Lafay-
cite had one OF the ranking teams OF
the country In 1921. tho Eastonians
do not class the University OF Rich
mond game ms a practice event. On
the contrary. three dates were Of
Tered the Spiders. with the choice of
September. October or November.
The schedule had already been draft
ed. and. consequently. the September
date was taken by the University of
Richmond authorities.
The Spiders Will tackle tho Univer-
sity OF Maryland. University of Vir-
ginia and Furman. In addition to the
games with Its hereditary rivals OF
William and Mary. Hampden- Sidney
and Randolph Macon: Lynchburg and
Roanoke Colleges also have places on
the Spider schedule. The Richmond
team will make four trips abroad to
Easton. Pa; Greensboro. y. c.; Char
lottesville and Lynchturg. Four
games will be played at Stadium
Field and one at some other point in
Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
JACK BRITTON URGED
TO BATTLE SHADE
rBy Associated Press.1

CHICAGo. July 22.-FIoyd Fltz-
simmons Michigan City. Ind, has
opehea negotiations for a chompion-
snip match between Jack Britton, tho
welterweight titlehoider. and Dova
Shade. the California welterweieht
Fitzsimmons plans to stage the con.
test tho afternoon OF August s.. He
originally Intended staging n con-
test between Benny Leonard and Ever
Hammer. of Chicago. on that date.
but failed TO receive definite re-
ply from the lightweight champion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
THREE EVENTS WON
BY RICHMOND CREWS
IN RACES ON JAMES
Local OarsmeniLose Twice Substitutes for Washing
ton Club Which Failed to Show Up-Junior
Eight Feature of Regatta

the Club crews took first honor regatta
association
but lost n % the three events crews
they substituted
were won m ing The junior eight 14Oound four
nm uhe Junior 9udrupe SOULS match race " ~
the
entries the senior SOULS The canoa na no
swimming Club the
rye crowd witnessed the City Wharf and n
Apache and Gratitude
RED officials and the river nss o. car
crafts nled to occasion oo "'IA
ony Two crews participated n
was by Virginia
OF mnutes and 20
N"N'' hopeiessiy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
MINNESOTA LIMITS
BOXING PERCENTAGE
tBy Associntel press1

ST. PAUL. July Members ~
ruled that headllncrs In ring iioht .
~ mat state may not receive more
thaii 90 per cent Of the rcceipts after
lne states 10 per cent levy was de-
uuclea. This. they declared, would
be paid To promoters. many OF whom
nave lost money on bouts
me commission refused TO concur
IN the decision Of the New York Koy
lie commission which has deprived
kiihane. Wilson ana Greb OF their
tties so far IA that State Is con
cerned. 1t was held such action only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
VIRGINIA BOAT CLUB CAPTURES JUNIOR EIGHT AT REGA77Z
BUILDERS TREAT COLTS ROUGH TAKING TWO IN SAME
Judge Refuses Warrants
Against Fight Figures
tBy Associated Press.I

JERSEY CITY. July 22.-su-
promo Court Justice Swayze to-
day declined to issue warrants for
Benny Leonard, Lew Tender and
Tex Richard. leading figures in
tho boxing bout scheduled for
Boy!e's Thirty Acres next Thurs
day evening" Herbert c. ellison,
representing Jersey City minis
tiers and tho Society Of New Jer-
sey for tho Prevention of Crime
and Promotion OF Morals. applied
for tho warrants, on tho ground
that tho contest would be n prize
fight and violate tho state law.
In denying also an application
to prevent tho tout. tho court held
that II had not been shown that
tho principals had yet committed
any violation of tho law. and un-
I'll they had tho court could not
act
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
Metro sIatche. Omen

NEW YORK, July ga field of
lis competitors started play today in
tho singles OF the Metropolitan ten
MS championships on the courts OF
the Crescent Athletic Club. Brooklyn.
Thtrty-threo first and second rosina
matches wcre played. mono OF which
were marked by upsets.
In two intersect ional matches
Philip +. Neer. Leland Stanford Unit
verslty star. defeated Herbert Chase
OF New York. former Amherst player,
6-t. SO. while Murray Vernon, Of
Yonkers, n. Y. eliminated Earl
Douglas. youthful entry from Menlo
Park. CAL, 6-l. CO.
h. Omaga, Japanese entry, won q
hard-fought match from Charles
Chambers. OF Brooklyn, Ga. is.
Robert and Howard Kinsey, broth
ers, OF San Francisco. arrived from
the coast today. They did not COM
pote I'm the tournament, but played
several practice sets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
INDIANS MAY BE SOLD,
C|NCY SPORTSMAN SAYS
freiberg's Story Not Upheld
by Man He Declares Is
Partner.
Try Associated press1.

CINCINNATI. July ee-Nepo,Ia
no"S nave reached stage when IL
may be regarded as highly nrobn hla
mat control OF the Cleveland hnsnh,I,
team IN the American League. will
soon pass Into the hands OF Edgar
., Freiberg. of Cincinnati. and Matt
hihkie. OF Cleveland. II was an
nounced here today.
Mr. Freiberg said he had n iteIe.
phohe conversation with IIinkle. who
~ handling the deal. and that the
OUTDOOR Tor a transfer OF the stock
Is very bright
am not at liberty to go into
aetails now" said Mr.. Freiberg. I'm
, me case deal goes through Mr.. Hin
Ale and VIII own the club"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
NAME PRELIMS FOR
NEXT JERSEY FIGHT

NEW YORK. July 22-SIatch-
maker Frank Flournoy arranged tho
three prcliminaries today to precede
the Leonard Tender contest at Jcr-
sey City one week from hence.
Johnny Shugrue and Pete Hartley
VIII DO the semifnalists. and will 60
ten rounds. Phil Krug, OF Jersey
lily another conner. Will meet Jimmy
Hatty In another ten-round bout
.. Io6 pounds. The curtain-raiser.
starting at Sis. will be between Red
Nunroe and Johnny Coney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
NYeIs.muller win, Swim

NEW YORK. July 22.-Johnny
Weissmuller. Of the Illinois Athletic
Club. Chicago. easily won the Ma
tional a. a. U. 44o-yard open water
swim today in field of five al
Brighton. but failed to equal the
record OF b:0745 he recently estab-
lished at Honolulu. weissmuller
finished nifty yards ah3sd of the field
In 6:16. I-10,sfN w ~ u :, -, ,lt79, I,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
BRITISH SWIMMER
SAILS FOR NEW YORK
[By Associated pro,.

LIVERPOOL. July 22.--Hilda James.
British woman swimming champion
and holder OF the worlds record for
900 yards. sailed for Now York TO-
day to compete in tho United States.
She Is making the trip on Invitation
OF the New York Womens Swimming
Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
'Batted for Hope in ninth.
fBatted for Driver In ninth.
NcyypOrt News

summary. HOMO runS-Greenao
nd Comisky. Sacrifice hits-WhIt-
raft. Wood. Malonee. Kennedy.
iitolen bases-Smith, Wood. Base on
'alls-off Stickradt. 4: off Driver. l.
truck out-by Stickradt, Q; by
Driver, 8. Left on bases-Newport
lows, 6; Richmond, 6. Passed ball
,ennedy. Hit by pitcher-Kennedy.
fmpires--Shaefer and Wright. Time
LBS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23

fraternity affair that Will provo a
good sporting event
Church Hill Athletic Club Is going
ahead with plans for its August box
ing card. DIR. William Fl. Parker
will. himself. go North to look over
the talent, with the view to getting
up classIer program than any here
totore offered ring lovers here. The
next pogram Will be offered near ths
middle OF the month.
Two bank presidents. railroad
president, former district attorney
and scores Of other men prominent
in Richmond's business. professional
and social life. were present. at. tho
Inst boxing exhibition. with such
patrons the game should go big here.
Broad-minded mon are backing tho
Church Hill organization and are To
BIO trusted TO keep the sport on a
high plane.
Alva {Tac) Cooke, first baseman
and captaln-eicct OF William and
Mary's baseball aggregation, IL sum-
mering down In Eciford, where he
Is managing an Independent ball
team. Cooke Is n three-letter man,
having played football and basket
ball. in the latter branch having heen
caNkair of the duint IN 1921, Cooke
was offered n contract with the Bos-
ton Braves, but. turned 1t down.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
CANADIAN BOXER
NO LONGER. AMATEUR
TBy Associated Press. ]

MONTREAL, July 22.-Pa0l Lehay.
amateur heavyweight champion Of
the Province Of Quebec, who has been
appearing In exhibition matches with
Jack Dempsey has been suspended
by the Amateur Athletic Union
of Canada and may lose his amateur
standing. Tex McEwRn. Ottowa. pro-
fessional. Will join tho Dempsey spar
rinU guuad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
BUFF MUST. FIGHT
FOR FLYWEIGHT TITLE
-IBy Associated PressI

NEW YORK. July 22.-Johnny
Buff. fiyweight champion Of the
United States. today was formally
challenged for titular bout with
Indian Russell. Steelton, Pa. whose
manager. Joe. Barrett. posted a $4,000
forgeit with tho New York Boxing
Commission. Buff recently lost his
other crown. the bantamweight
championship OF tho world. to Joe
Lynch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
sonth AtInntic -I%ngue.

At Spartanburg. 3-3; Columbia, Ga
(second game Z innings).
At Charleston. "a: Augusta, So
(second game innings).
At Greenville. 3-5: Charlotte. 90
(second gamo innings).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
Newport News.

Summary: Home run-Greenae.
two-base hits--Whitcraft. Sacrifice
,ts = Whitcraft. Wood. Palmer.
DWELL. Champagne, Noel CO..
thompson ca and Comisky. Stolen
Ilses-Palmer. Smith and Mnllonec.
lise on balls--off Lucas. &: off Noel.
/. Struck out--by Lucas, 2; by Noel.
!. Left on bases--Newport News, ~
I chmond. 8. Double play--whit-
aft to Palmer To Champagne. Hit
|, pitlher ~ .Dowel!, 4. ,Umpires--
right and shaefer. Tirns--2:1o. !,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
southern A..ocintion.

At Nashville. Il; Memphis. 3.
AT Atlanta, 81: Mobile. AZ '(Bscond
game five innlngs).
AT Chattanooga, q Little Rock, 4.
At Birmingham, as; New Orleans,
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