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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-13
3 PLEAD NOT GUILTY
IN COAL THIEvERY CASE

NE wBRUNSwICK. April 10
William Buckelew, Edward Null
doom and Alfred Watts, all of South
Amboy, indicted on a charge of
larceny and receiving four tons of
coal valued at $40 o. March 22 from
a barge. pleaded not guilty in county
court this morning. Bail was fixed
at $500 in each case. The men were
arrested by members of the state
constabulary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-13
lRaEsIED FOR ASSAULT

NEW BRUNSWICK. April Ia
An eirhteen-year-oid colored youth
lhouxht 10 be Henry Johnson OF this
citx. has been arrested In Red Bank
charged with assaulting a girl on the
out6kirto Of that place. Johnson -
~611fS6 here on = charge Of annoy
~ women It the Woman's College
~ Investigation u being con-
8c1n< today 70 determine whether
hef1 = johnson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-13

John J. Hines. of Hopelawn, is
improving at the city hospital from
injuries received some time ago
when he caught his foot in a chain
Cf an auto truck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-13
Ietfers OF Administration

NEW BRUNSWICK. April 13-
Letters Of administration have been
issued to Mae Bowman. OF Hoboken
on the estate of Catherine r. Bow
man, who died May n. 1895. An
executor was qualified. but died.
personal estate OF $1z5 remaining
for whiea letters were granted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-13

A big class will receive first holy
communion at st. Mary's church
early in May. The members of this
class are being given instructions at
st. Mary's school two and three
times q week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-13

The annual professional of the
Blessed Sacrament by the children OF
st. Mary's school was held this
morning following the s o'clock
mass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-13

Officers of the Alumni Associa-
ton of the Perth Amboy High School
are lending their assistance in an
effort to acquire an athletic field for
the students of the local schools.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-13

The choir Il st. Mary's church is
preparing for the services on Easter
Sunday. There will be special music
in connection with all the masses on
this day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-13

Repairs are being made TO the
road between this city and Rogan's
Corner. The bad spots have been
dug out, filled with new material
and rolled down by a steam roller.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-13

Owing to tomorrow being Good
Friday the City Hall Offices will be
closed. The banks of the city will
also be closed. The county court
and record buildings in New Bruins
wick will be closed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31
ENGLAND'S BIG RACE
WILL Be RUN TO-DAY
Track Enthusiasts Are Eag.
crly Awaiting Big Event
Of Year.
LRy NssocIated rrcssl

LONDON. May 3O.-Tumorrow is
Derby Day. Dawn Will find assem-
blcd at EPSON Downs the vanguard
Of the Gypsics, fakirs. pcddlers and
tipStcrs who annually 40 early In or
der 10 avoid the rush OF dukes
dowaecrs. business men and costcr
mungcrs. who, In uirpIancs. autoino-
bilcS, donkey carts or on foot arrive
later Ia swell the attendance to hun
drcds OF thousands for this. the
greatest of EnGiand's turf classics.
The Derby. originally. merely a
hors" race. long az" became AN in
notwithstanding EnEland's mos,
democratic sporting institution. Not
until some time after 3 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. tn" time when
he barrier is due 10 be raised. send
ing away some thirty OF n. choicest
bits OF hors" flesh on this side OF the
water over the mile-and IA half
E Nurse VIII The people, from the
dock yard iaborcr In South Walex
lose their usual intcutncss. for the
race has divided NOR" true English
men INTO two classes. thos" who have
backed the winner. and those who
have not.
The Derby is never withou,
eleventh hour sensations regarding
IN" condition of the horses which
chances of finishing IN IN" money"
THIS year, Sol Jucl'S colt poudoIarid,
which is to he ridden by the Amcri-
can Jockey. Frank O'Nc!ll, was the
ihNoritc TO win the event until sew
"'al days ago II" developed a boil Ola
on" of his hind legs. Skilful treat
incnt has not restored the horse to
good condition and hc will 60 10 N"
noSt perhaps tn" most heavily
backed OF any of tho other contend
erS. with the exception ~ Lord
Qucenhorough's 81 Louis. which is
now booked as the favoritc with III"
90 10 . TO ,. Another American Jockey
i' rye Archibald, Will have. the leg
w on ST Louis. rrior 10 his sen
saii"nal victory In the 1000 gulncas
stakes. st Louis was regarded an
outsider for tho Derby,
Enrland's champion jockey. Stov,
i'@cG-hue. tho winner Of three Der
byr Will rid" Lord Woolavington's
oapthin Cutie, which is quoted at
good odds other long shot cntricx
Include Niscouut Astor's lamar aud
Sir Ernest FACETS Rcccho
Airships were FIRST employed las,
year and with much success to les
sen the d"ns" traffic on alt tn" roads
!" EPSON and again VIII b. used
tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31
BELMONT RESULTS

First race flour and half FUR
1onRs)-First. Crochet. IL to 8, to
10. / to =: second. Sister Sue. 4 to /,
to 5: third, The Kiss. TO 5. Time:
81. Also ranmCherry, Court. .Spon-
sor. Contract, The Girl, Hot Muffin.
Ella G..
Second race tabout two miles,
First. Mohican. 4 to s, to 4, out;
second, Wisest Fool. to 3, out; third.
New Haven. 3 to .. Time: 3:52. Also
ran--T'ronzc Eagle. Smithfield
Third rice give furlongO-First.
Mckee. to ., to !. = To 5: second,
Cherry Pic, l to 2. to o: third.
Canauue, . to 5. Time: :57 as. Also
ran-Icnnon. Park Hill, vigil. Here
mon. 30 Mcmillan. Frank c.. New
Hampshire. Scarlet Buglcr. F.lizabct In
Bean. Roseatc. II.
= Fourth race (six furiongs) First.
Rocket. . to |. ! TO 5. To 8: second,
Dunboync. 1 To |, . To >: third. Trys-
ter. 9 to s.. Time: l:il Also ran
On Watch. Bersaglicrc. Careful. Modo,
RcpriSal, Smoke Screen, Muskallonge.
Firth race (milo and sixtcenth) =
First, Thimble, Ito |. . to /. I to !:
second, Tufter, 4 to 3. T to 3; third.
David Harum, 1 to 4. Time: IA 3-5.
Also ran-TanGerine Billy Watts.
Wynncwood.
Sixth race (six furlongs)-First
Big Heart, . to !, to 5, ! to 4; sec
ond. Sieiveconard. 3 to 3. l to 6; third.
Mustardseed, ! to 3. Time: I'LL 4-5.
Also ran-Comic Songs, Fifty-Fifty,
Occidental Tikch,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31
LOCALS DISPLAY
THE OLD PEPPER
Flashy Fielding Is a Feature
of Afternoon Con-
test.
CUBAN OUTSHINES PILOT
Pulls Down Line Drive After
RUDE Goes TO Fence
for One.

''Rube" oldrlng obtained an even
break from the Goddess Of Success
In his first two games as manager
OF the Richmond Colts. "RUbe' took
charge Of the cellarites yesterday
morning aud they celebrated for him
by taking the first portion ct the
holiday attraction by the score Of
10 TO T. Rocky Mount turned the
tables in tho afternoon eucountc".
winning by to 2.
If ther~ were any fans who thought
the former Athletic Is hss-been
they should have attended poth con-
tests yesterday and seen the "Rube
play left neid He went 10 bat eight
times in both contests, and made four
hits. and In the very first inning OF
the morning contest gave little eN-
hihition OF throwing, which nearly
caught n Rocky Mount runn>r nj
the plate. OldrinE shot tho ball on
dead line from deep left feldSa1t
would have had his man had keai.nG
played tho throw correctly.
1, was the old fighting spirit INA,
carried the Colts TO victory In the
morning game. and oldrins mad lot
to do with the showing made by the
local team. Rocky Mount got the
breaks in the opening inning NJ the
morning affair and scored TWO runs,
but Oldrinr made the boys fight,
and when tho FIRST chapter was com
pIeted he Colts had scored three
runs one Of which was driven il,
by tho recently appointed manaser
Driver Wins His Game.
-Sim" Driver tossed them acorss
for the Colts, and from the second
inning. when the visitors MADE one
run and tied the score, until the
eighth they did not register a tai.y.
Fried was doing the hurting honori
for Rocky Mount and Richmond cut
loose N the third inning by scor-
ing four -uns and taking lCao
which the rarhcels never ov.rcane.
Oldrinr drove two Of the runs in this
chapter when he singled. Heating
accounted for the others with a long
triple To right nsld. weafer pat oN.,
out at tho hht in tho fourth, scoring
-AraEon ahead of him.
Rocky Mount threatened To tie the
score in the eighth ami ninth wher
they scored four runs. TWO coming
in each frame. hut Driver frightened
The first inning Of the afternoon
! contest witnessed the most scnsa-
tional fielding seen on Il RichmpuI
diamond in recent years. Mike
FinniGan and He'll were the opposing
pitchers. and FinncSan was hit pretty
, hard in the opening charter. Bates
drove hard one 10 left ield. which
Oldring took after u great run. The
catch brought the fans TO their feet
but few minutes after Ramos OUT
did his new boss wncn ne pulled
down Swacina's line drive The
Cuban caught the bail just az his
shoetops and the Impact was such
that he was pulled over hut came
up with the bail In his hand a'tcr
rolling completely over.
Ability OF the Tarhee.s to nj; Fin
negan al oppOrtune moments won tn.
ball game to- them as wei as 90
double plays when the colts threat
ened to rally Eenl mad 4 world OF
stuff. md w!'h The oreaks Of. the
game thrown IN Was unbtltab.e:
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
High Point. rs; Dnnrlllc, -.
Durham. 1885 Raleigh, f3-T.
Winston-Salcm, 81; Greensboro,
M
RESULTS Y
STANDING or CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Durham nj Raleigh.
Winston-Snlrm at High Point.
f.rCs>n.hnrn Mt x.iI n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31
WARD ENTERS CLASS
WITH FRED MERKLE

NJ" YORK May 70. Aaron Erin
Ward II" YanHros tergnd rsFeuar
Ilhcd tot ataOrI1'e .inb"rsblp In
Fi"i hcfHl.s !auDgs hDn.head
WriHtThcDb. when o." thrcN ball
on ~ N" gam" IN the "Ighih inning
~ H0Idhy GT-t gam. .!tn ,hr Ali
ir'.r. b. lsHln. 'te umpire hsd Gis-
Gualih@G iHH Pill n@rnus. Df rcnYr an
~" hrf'"hif" boo iDhuF,On ~! fna
hthI"'le>. hIH singied aHain,t . rDr.
tf"it val ara "AEf pn6sThtoOd tTb.
~" rl'u - ray tho ban Wss cDn.
GrWned ~ h. 'nTty IL INT, thn yam.
E'At JHEry', ana br!OFH 81 could 10
Ftri'Y'd NJ ar eligible player, John.
,'bh rts a. tk!rd. ph.nc, no rcoTs1
1hs Ianks ubn In their bsls Of IN,
It!aEth. II I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31
PROFIT
AT son EXPENSE
ne Assnciated prnss !

BOSTON, May 3o--Washington took
both games Of the afternoon double
header from Boston today. to /
ANA To 3.
Ragged Boston fielding helped make
scoring easy for the visitors. TIL"
play Of Stanley Harris and pcCkiu-
CcptlnE twelve chances in the game.
Brillhcart though extremely wild.
was effective in the second game until
tho seventh, when relieved by Erick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31
MURPHY IS WINNER
OF 5OO-M|LE RACE
Los Angeles Driver Breaks
All Records at Indian.
apolis Speedway.
II II f I'll Nj f. is 5:l7:3O.5
First Five Cars Across Finish
Line Shaitcr Track
Record.
Il II f TT NJ f IS 5:I7:3O.5
CONTINUED From FRS, pare.)

Ralph dc Palma. who had crcpt up
steadily throughout tho long Hriuu.
was fourth. not more than ono
clShth or mile ahead Of Jules Ell
lingboe. who won nrth money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31
TAkOLA BEATS EAGLES

Playing gilt-cdrc ball a. all stages
OF n" game auI displaying a crushing
attack TakOia smUthercd pIN!c Eagles
Yesterday afternoon AZ Byrd Park by
III" score OF To a.
Napier. who drew tn. hurting as
rIgnm'nt for TIE sn., drink bows.
pitched on" %! The ptcttl"St games
eyer witnessed In amateur circles. set
'r- N" fyat"rulIg boys dow n without
'r' s"mblau"r 90 hit until the
seventh iru.ur, vD"n Amos broke ice
'v.ir an .Hficld single.
IN" s"ia boys played together as
or" wcli-".ici machine. making only
nN" error Iu 't' Mold. this a hard
Chance ny ron o'ht'f than ;h.R one
ln's %" Nat'crs teammates back cd
him 81 fauItf,-e s'.l 2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31
Rl1HS I'D HOMER
GOES TO LEFT FIELD

NEW WORK MAY 80 Habc Rum
-. IiS second homer ~ the year. a
Smash into th" LEFT r"ld sianG. ~ "a
I. ~ the Athletics. pitching.
.M' FlA. D luniuE Of IN" aftermath
"l Tho fo!v Grounds. and ~,
NJ ''S lost tho game. to z Haro,,,
Wai" stofeh ahead Of the Babe. Thers
t9r iH' day Was one homer On. ~
"'" ".n one single. and lie scoird On.
n ct"wd ~ $500 saw tho gam. arn
iocla applandcd tho npnr,llnx
p'aSa ~ both leans. The kcor..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31
BENNY LEONARD FACES BUSY
AND PROFITABLE SUMMER
Lightweight Champion Has at Least Two Big Battles
Booked and May Appear in Observation-Disclosures
Each Bout Worth 100000

and for n no-dccision match involving
the liGhtwcight championship with
Lew Tender, OF Philadelphia. on July
20 II Bobby Barrett defeats Tender
In Philadelphia. Thursday, tho Ten
dior Leonard fight will lie cancelled.
Leonard counts on at least $780,
three bouts. and then Intends TO go
10 England for an easy match with
who. was badly whipped hcre last
Winter by the Chicago third-rater.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31
INDIANS ARE SHOWED
DOWN BY WHITE S0X
Cleveland Beaten Twice and
Drops From Sd to 9Th
Place
[By Associated rrcss.l

CLEVELAND. May Cleveland
dropped from third To fifth place in
the league race today, dropping two
games to Chicago. The score Of the
morning game was to 0. and that
Of tho afternoon game to t.
After holding the Indians 10 two hits
In stN innings, Courtney weakened In
tho second game and tho locals tied
the score in the seventh. Fabcr rc-
placed tho Left handler and held Clcvc-
land safe. Chicago wwon out in the
ninth on Mulligan'S single. sacrifice
and out and JohnsOn's inficld single.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31
fHy United Scwa.l

S3W York. May 3O.--iIgh,wcight
Champion Kenny LennRrd's summer
season win b" the busiest that any
champion han enjoyed in tho present
commercial era Of the game. and In
ridentalIy tho most profitable ever
enjoyed by u champion except in tho
heavyweight class.
Leonard now In aligned for n whack
At jack HIittons wsltorweiEh, title
With his old, tough frion1. ROCKY
/ Esnsas, at Michigan City, on July 1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31
STANDING OF CLUBS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York ut Philadelphia.
ST. Louis mt Chicago.
Cincinnati nj Pittsburgh.
Only games srhcilu Ice
TERRIFIC BATTING
GIVES GIANTS SPLIT

PHILADELPHIA. May 2e.-iian-
m"riug five philadelphia pitchers for
Twenty-Five hits in the second game,
and winning, Is TO :. enabled Sew
iurA TO divide the double holiday
bill.
AtoUscl. former Philly PLAYER. led In
tn" slaughter. with TWO homo runs
ana "a double. Lee. OF the HON" club.
also had pair Of circuit clouts.
Park inson's homer. scoring TWO men
the score. figured promiueritly in the
morning game. which the rhillics
won, 10 S, in the tenth inning. TIL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31
LAUREL IS WINNER

IN close game Laurel defeated
DUwbartou to the tun" Of 20 ..
GeoTg" Powell premier pitcher of
Nuriel vas on the mound for Dum-
barton. aud Was hit hard in the
lunches, while Tiusl"y pitching Tor
laurel. vi'ch"d a hcady game when
in tight places.
nv. ..,r.-
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Southern Associntion nc.u,t,

Nashville. 40; Atlanta. 30.
birmingham. 81. LI,'le Rock. 4-2.
Now Orleans. 81. Memphis. 81.
Mnh.Ln. ~. CMntrnMnnrn 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31

INWTCn FIIII, Ut. =. WHU TW- WWW--3
Summary: Two-hase hit-Frith.
stolen bascs--Frith. Wicgand. Doancs
CD. SALARY. Moor" 90. Patterson.
House. Left on bascS-Boys club.
3; Church Hill, Lr.. 6. Bases on balls
off Wi"gand. 3: off Foster, none: of
Patterson. /. IIits-on WieGand. 4
m nj Of ra,t "' in . Innings.
Struck out-by WicEand. Z; ny Fos-
ter, 3: by Patterson. 10. Time az
game. 2:l0. tmpire-Flippin Scorer
--Iirlmm.
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DODGERS TAKE TWO
FROM BOSTON BRAVES
me- Asenclntch rrcss-l

i!RpokLiN. May 3O-Rrooklyn
TOOK hoth games from Boston today,
winning the morning contest. . to 2.
ana taxing III" afternoon game. s To T.
me dodgers clouted Lansing for
seven runs in TIA" fourth inning Of
the morning game
In IN" afternoon Vance established
Il seasons sir!k c-out record by fan
ninE ten Braves. Bert Grifith han a
held DAY at bat with six hits. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31
CUBS DEFEAT CARDS
TWICE IN SINGLE DAY
Windy City Team Beats "Bill''
Doak in Afternoon
Contest
IRy Assnciatnd Prn..1

II G q q. May 30. - Chicago
punched it's hits this afternoon and
made II two straight from ST. Louis.
70 ]. The Cubs won the morning
game. to |.
Tho afternoon contest was q mitch
ing duel between DoHk and AldriIvc
IN" former suffering one bad inning
Scores: '''n'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31
OTIS AND BRONCI7OS BREAK EVEN IN HOLIDAY HERE:
DARING EXHIBITION WINS SPEEDWAY CLASSIC FOR MLRPl
How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Rtrhmnnd, 1875 Rocky Mount, "a.
Norfolk. o.; Portsmouth. ii.
Newport News, Is: Wilson y,
Carat game 4: inninEs).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. 3-3; PhIiudcIphIR 81
ChicnEo. H.; Cleveland, O-G
Washington. 80; Boston. .t-:s.
Detroit H-li ~. IoniS, 90 tSccond
game 10 inninSD.
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p'hlS .......... ~ -
'Battcd for walker In eighth.

summary: TWO-hasc MIS- IIOrnEDy.
kruE and Grimes. stolen base
karher. Sacrifices 49, Erug. Grimes
Douhl" plays -- Holloch"r. Terry.
Grimes: O'Farrcll 10 krmH. liornsby
Ia TOporCer TO Eournicr. Left on
hases-St. Louis, =; Chicago. 6 Base
on balls-on Stculand. 1; or Shcrdrl
;, struck out-hy Sh"rd"l. ii, by
Stculand 4: by Walker. ,. by BAILEY.
!. iIts-on Shcrdcl. 6 In 3 %. OF
walker. In , La OF Bailey, none in
|. Losing pitchcr-Shcrdcl. Impir"s
-Scntclle and Mccormick. Time
10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31

Terry. Double plays-kruE TO
Grimes. Left on bascs-St. Louis, 8.
chicago. =. Base on bails-on Al
bridge. 2: of Doak. >. struck out
hy Doak s: by Aldridgc. !, villa
pitch Doak. Ump!rcs - Mccormick
and Sentcllc. Tim"-l:t5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31

'Rattcd for Maruuard i'm ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Boston ............. 600 Dol 003--i
''lp'NiN u sUU az HU'-S
summary: Two-basc hits-ChrIs-
tenbury. Il. Griffith Ward. Three
base hits-Ford. High. Myers. Sac
rihccS.0Nef. Ward. Double plays
Ford. Barbara and Holkc. Left on
hascs-Boston. IL Brooklyn, 5. Base
on balls-off Watson. ] /; off Marduard
!: off Vance. (. Struck out-by Wat
son. !; by Maruuard. 3: by Vance. 10
iiits-off Watson. : in Ia innings
off Vanguard. in "a innings. lift
by pitcher--by Vance (PowclD. Los
ing Watson. Umpires. QuiG-
ley and Moran. Time :48.
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.... .... ~
pl1nflclphin.

Score by innings: r.
New York .......... O2l 21l 100 n--S
Philadelphia ........ 009 "Oo u2t ID
summary: Twn-bnSc hits-k civ.
Walker, Williams t2D. Lee 90.
Fletcher (2), Bancroft. Three has.
hit--Walkcr. Home run-parkinson.
stolen -WriEhtSton", Young
Sacrificos--Groh. SNYDER co Double
plays-Frisch ana Kelly. Williams
and Parkinson. Left Hn bascs-Ncw
York. II: Philadelphia. -. Base on
off Pinto. {; of Causcy. .. struck out
by Barnes. ( by rinto, =: by g.
Smith. |. liits-on Barnes. IL in sl-3
innings. off Caus"y. > IN inning. off
smith. in is innings: of sullivan
none pitchcd to two battcrs). off
Pinto, in ) Ia innings. of Baum
gartncr. in innings. nit by pitcher
by -. Smith tGrohD. Winning
r-I3aumgartncr. Losing pitch.
cr-CauScy. Empires KLEIN and
l'hrman. Time OF game. @25.
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steadily throughout tho long GRIM.
was Fourth. not more than ono
eighth OF mile ahead Of Jules Ell
hhsboe, who won nfth money.
Ralph de PnImn Fourth.
Tho greatest crowd that ever saw
sporting event In America watched
INC contest. More than $4,000 poo
PIE were damned inside tho speed
waE. The Grand stands were a sea IT
chaotic color white .kirts r,yIv
c"ioFeh gowns. straw hats-a wav-
INK. restless mass Of humanity
Around the track tho grca, spaces
set aside for parking Automobiles
Was black mass ~ cnrs, iammeu
together. over this scene. a smi'inr
SKY and warm sun
with tn" hrst Gag the paclac
S""Nt marvel lcap"d into tn. lead,
MS car seeming To bound away
~ the end OF the FIRST ,w.n,y.ny.
miles n" WAS leading Duray and Har,Z
ny narrow margin. When the nrst
h'ty miles had been rcclcd on. he
was sun In tho lead and sctt!nr a
'.rrihc pace. averaging 95.27 miles
an hour Mile after milo. lap after
zap. the roaring cavalcad. az whIrl-
ING machines tore around the track
Tommy Milton. last years winner.
was forced out by AN accident: jules
iouN. another former winner, went
10 the PITS for good. when an axle
broke under the terrific strain.
Murphy 1"ing Good Mt 100 Miles.
Al lJ0 miles. Murphy was stun bet
tcring ninety-nve miles an hour. and
the great crowds rose with roar Of
applause. At the 200 mark the time
was little slower and a, 2a6 IL had
reached the low point, 1921 miles an
hour.
The field was crowdinE Murphy
NOR" closely Iiartz, sticking like a
lccch. was almost nose to nose. Muir
phy put on the rest Of tn" power In
hts rr"a, machine and drew away.
From that tim" on he never was in
great danger OF losing his lead. so
long as accidents did not ovcr,ake
him.
When tn" 350-mil" poin, wa, rcach-
cd Ralph d" Palma. pace setter in
many sweepstakes race. Was in
ninth position. getting ready for a
final sprint He was eighth at tho
to0-milc point, scvcnt At I25 sixth
4, $50. NTH at AS, but tho final dcs-
pcrate effort TO ovcrtakc tho speed
mad leaders fell short and ne landed
fourth. his head gear gone and his
white hair Tying IN tho wind
IInrtE Never g.. Rurk.
iiarta. who won second, was never
In the wh!riinE ruck OF machines hc-
hind the pace makers, IIc was head
cd but once. except by tho Aging Muir
ply. and ;hnn Eddie Hrarnc passed
him In a thrilling brush. but tho
younEStcr was back in second in an
other twenty-five miles. and this
place he guarded zcalously.
The race. besides setting track
record. was remarkably free from
accidents. There was not "A serious
mishap throughout tn" 500 miles. de-
spite the fact that the hEhtinE driv-
crs took every available chance to
gain needed foot, and dozens Of
timos tho spectators held their
hrcaths drivers seemed headed for
certain death on tho perilous turns
Dc Paoio hit fence and put his car
out. bu, later got back in the race.
relieving Joe Thomas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31
Huston.
'Baticd Tor Quinn i'm sixth.
Hated FOR o'H0urk" N ninth.
Srnrp ty inpippg,

StNf" y! INNINGS, II
Washington ........... 0G5 600 900
boston ........ .... 600 COL 2OO-3
summary: Two h"ec hits Char
ri'y. Collins. SacrIhcr-RucI Double
plays-Pcckinp 10 <. Harris 10
Judge; iihrris 10 Pcckinpaurh 10
Judge: o'kourkc % FrHif 20 ! IIar-
RIG Left on cs-WaghIngton. ..
Rnston. a. BASES on balls rill,
heart. & Ericks ]; Collins. g. Ii,s
off brillh"art. In : %. Erickson.
In > !. 2. Collins in :: Russell :
~ s. Quinn. in ! Fullerton. . In /,
lit 10y pitcher by HrilihcHrt
Burns. pitt"nEcrb Void pitch -
Rrillhear'. l. Passed ball IrIcl
Winning pitcher Kril'hoart. Logging
rfchcr-W. Collins Tfupfrc. Md
r!dTiiy ana b!nccn Time 2:i2