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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15

las Democrat am going ia
march through the campaign this
fall clear up 10 the ballot box in
November with the firm belief
that the people Of Oklahoma, re-
gardles Of political affiliations,
viii be as proud Of your victory
as ! am and will be as deternined
to ratify that victory at the No
vember election.
Distance has not dimmcd the
vision nor the affection with
which ! regard our grand state
of Oklahoma. As from my own
experience, criticisms Of my
earnest efforts for the public
welfare within our state. have
led me to realize that criticisms
are often made where justice
does not warrant.
We. therefore, should be slow
to join in criticism which often
has no foundation in fact and no
justice in its makign. During
the campaign shall hope to be
with you. It win crafty me if,
] may 90 through our state, meet
our old frieds who have struggled
for the glory Of Oklahoma and
gave to you, my reasons for be-
lieying that the general welfare
Of our state, Protection of the
interests Of our people, justice to
all and partialitw to none. can
best Be promoted by the success
Of the Democratic party.
Sincerely yours,
G. N. HASKELL.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15

But the mature adviser would portion
loff sheaf of pin money like this.
shoes. IS; silk dress. SIS: underwear,
ST. stockings. 81; hat. 81; gloves.
81 In the beauty parlor she might
recommend an expenditure rangina
from 81 to $40. The remainder u
taken up in the buying OF extra
clothes. coat. for instance. or suit
and blouses. II you give her good
bargain day she can do the job for
500, but forming the FAIRY god
mother act in short order necessita-
ties more funds. !.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15
RUSSIAN SAILOR LASSOES
A GOING TORPEDO

Constantinople. Aug. 15.--A French
torpedo boat recently loosed a tor.
pedo during practice, and the machan-
ism sped straight for the bathing
beach Of the island OF khaki. In the
sea Of Aarmora. The people saw IT
coming and rushed to the hills for
safety.
All but Russian sailor. He saw
i was losing speed. and swan out to
Il with. length Of rope. Just as il
was about to hit the local dock he
lassoed II, and . couple Of bold boat
men came out and towed it away.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15
FIRST GOVERNOR OF STATE
SENDS STIRRING MESS
AGE TO d MOCRATIC
CONVENTION
(Continuee from Page l.,

majority voting in the Demo
cratic primary have made their
selection and today, their sebec-
tion is my selection. In unity
there is strength If we are to
have a government of the people
and by the people. political par
ties are absolutely indispensable
to the formation and maintenance
of such government ] refuse TO
agree with any individual when
he asserts that he viii not reeog-
nize himself as member of any
political party. It seems 10 me
beyond possibility that majority
of 100,O00,000 people inhabiting
the broad area from the Atlantic
to the Pacific can possibly unite
their strength and accomplish the
things essential TO good govern
ment unless they cooperate with
those Of like thought and purpose
under the banner of some politi-
cal party.
The Strength of Unity
In what other way could these
numerous individuals combine
their efforts, combine their
strength and combat the elements
opposed to honest government
And the very fact that numerous
people must combine their votes
and combine their efforts to pro-
mote good government suggests
the correctness of the quotation
SIN unity there is strength = And
the fact that numerous individ-
uals must so combine suggests
that harmony of action must be
the result of compromising opin-
ions and thoughts on policies of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15
Same Old story Out Good one

Same Old story Out : Good one
Mrs. Mahaia Burns, Savanna, Mo-,
relates an experience. the like OF
which has happened In almost every
Leighborhood I'm this country and has
been told and related BY Thousands of
others. as follows: Il used 1 bottle u
ChsnberlAin's Cofic and Diarrhoea
Remedy about nine years ago and II
cured me Of flux tdysentery). !. had
another attack Of the same complaint
three or four years 'ago and . few
doses Of this remedy cured me. I
have recommended 1t to dozens u
people since first used It and shall
continue to do 10 for I know It II =
quick and positive cure for bowel
Troubles"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15
BEAUTY NOW is SELLING
CHEAP IN GOTHAM
Be Beautiful For Only $125,
Experts Are Saying To !.
the Girls; Il Is 9
Cinch

New York. Aug. l5.-Beauty ant
$l5S go hand in hand.
This Is the expert opinion OF ans
number OF specialists in the art oI
providing the good looks for womer
who are not capable of making the
world see their attractive features.
"A girl has to be extraordinarily
licross-eyed. pigeon toed and ankle
ijointed to be beyond hope OF rejuye-
nation on short notice" declared one
|of the heads OF a Fifth avenue spec
ialty shop. "A general overhauling of
fixtures. discarding those buih On an
tidue lines. investment in some smart
clothes and little care given the skin
and hair VIII rehabilitate the mos:
forlorn specimen The girl who goes
around waiting that she never die
look attractive and never can, Is a
calamity howler. What she needs
mostly isn't cash. but advice"
The personal shopper in one Of the
big department stores agrees. I'll
just takes little common sense to get
"a girl what she needs. For sie5 she
can make an excellent beginning on
a wardrobe. as well as get herself
personally remcdelled.
Il took frowsy little Greek bride.
fclled ap in a shawl and Mother
Hubbard and wearing old canvas.
'heelless shoes. and piloted her around
until we had spent ss5.7s. nuy:ns
everything from shoes to hat !
showed her how to put them on and
arrange her hair becomingly and
when we had finished you'd have
thought she had stepped ont Of a fashs
ion sheet.
Part Of the secret IN making I.
person like that good locking is to
buy very simple things with straight
lines" II
Another specialist who fits out
good many debutantes advised: Al
wouldn't put god clothes On body
Until the girl herself looked g3od.
Give her hands and face and hair
ZONE care-it won't cost much. prob
IDLY - Tor : shampoo. wave. facial
and manicure II her hair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS
lone HOTEL

T. d. Brady. Chicago; L. c. Field
Hutchinson. Kans.; H. A. BAssett
oklahoma City: B. G. Bronning, Ok
lshcma City D. G. Beach, Oklahoma
City; Ed Price. Oklahoma CITY; A.
Mitchell, Okiahoma City: r. !. Brsd-
ley. Oklahoma City; FJno. Edwards.
Wichita; Geo. Ostead, New York
city; r. L. Fsresee. Enid: Il. SshiIl.
Kansas CITY; Can Marquett, Cush-
ing; Kate N. Swsnkss FL Reno; G.
n. Redmond. Kansss CITY: r. n.
Woodruff. saltwater; l. w. Tnomp-
SON. IT. Smith; 4. wallace, r..
smith; G E.sC1Al9k Oklahoma City;
3. E. Tarendy. Wachitz: A. b: fisiley
Padens @. n cfesjw Afksnsas
City: X s. Baush, Arkansas city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15

Sauce Is used to create an appetite
Or relish for the food The right way
is to look to your digestion. when
you have good digestion you are ce--
tain to relish your food. Chamber
lain's Tablets Improve the digestion.
create a healthy appetite and cause
a gentle movement of the bowels.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15

States are beginning to legIslate
against the road hog. That is one
brand OF ."pork' legislation few, Am
erican citizens will object TO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
Fos BAcxacHs. kiossvs AND 6LApcGs

Bachelors usually believe they are
contented, but II Is because they
don't know any better.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15

I train and engine men, compared with
the educated 10 be careful, care can
become habit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15

tor kidney ana sladdcr trouble
gravel weak and lame bach. rheuns-
tism, irregularities ef TIE kidaeys
and bladder. Regulates eladdsr
troubles In children. II not sold -
druggists mail Nh. Small bottIs
crtc1 cnrs. Eend for sworn tssti-
nenials Dr. b. ". Hal. 4sss oIlv,
SlfsSe ~ Lotis. 10.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15
FOLEY KIDNEYPnIS
roe sscKAcss. SscNtrs An3 eLApofe

The man who says he will think 1t
over generally rneans he Will ask his
wife about it.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15

You Know A Tonic IL Good
when It makes you eat like a hungry
boy and brings back the color to
your cheeks. You can soon feel the
Strengthening. Invigorating Effect OF
GROVES TASTELESS CHILL
TONIC. 60c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15
American League
Results Yesterday

Oklahoma State League
At Clinton .; Orphans s.
At Duncan g., Ell Reno 8.
At Wilson 0: Guthrie z.
Western League
At Oklahoma City 13; Sioux City Il
fifteen innigs).
At Tulsa IL: Denver 6.
At st. Joseph 8; Des Moines 9.
National Leasue
At Chicago ST. St Louis s.
At Pittsburgh 1; Philadelphia 10.
American League
At Philadelphia; Cleveland. rain.
American Association
AT Toledo s; Minneapolis I.
At Columbus g: ST, Paul 2.
AT indianapolis ?; Kansas City III.
At Louisville 4; Milwaukee 6.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15
FOR BRAN IA,

FOR BRAIN FAC
Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Gives relief to tired nerves brain and
headache. following mental strain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
" nmcns Doubles.

MISS =. NTG.rs"m s.6 MIC 49,
beth Warren vs. Mrs rpshr- ana ~
ioFier; Miss ElHor Parrish ana Miss
~, Anderson, bye; Miss Dunlop ana
MISS Taylor VS.. Mis- pahney and Nj.
Hanckner; Mrs Parrish and Miss Eo--
ford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
.LONDCS AND LA MARQUE
ARE TOUCH WRESTLERS
b out IL ere Friday Nigh,
Should Be Holly Con-
tested Affair.

Richmond wrestling fans will be
afforded The opportunity on Friday
night OF this week Of witnessing in
action two hcavywcirhtS. Jim Lon
dos. the Greek. and Frank I.aMaruuc
tho Canadian. Will appear at the
broadway Athletic Arena
Londos has an established rcputa-
ton for being about as tough a Gus
toner as there is today. H. earned
this distinction by virtue Of thrilling
encounters with the veteran StaEis-
!hus Zhys2ko. whom he forced 10 10
the limit before succumbiug. and an
other with Wladcck Xbysako. brother
u tn" other, whom he held To draw.
therefore, IL vii! tie easily seen that
L"ndwoS is by no means second
rater' and that he VIII give the Rich
mond fans good exhibition.
1t is announced that rho winner OF
the l-ondos- LaMarque bout will he
matched with George Gala. tho sem
sat!onal young Italian heavyweight.
for a bout ~ the arena
''Zekc' Smith viii wrcstlc Gus
Anderson on the same night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
GOLFERS LOSE
EVERY INTERCITY MATCH
Mrs. David Gaut, 1921 Champion, in Excellent Form
All Atlanta Players Come ougl-Scvcral
Features Today.

by the redoubtabic Mrs. Dave Cant.
whose golf seems TO improve with
every round
Birmingham has two candidates
Tor ptNic'S rrcmier polcing honors
tor women LEFT in the running. while
Knoxville. Fort Worth. galveston
and Jackson. Miss. have one each.
In the driving contest this after
noon, II special feature Of tn" weeks
program. Mrs. Henry GoiSucr, OF
birmingham. won first houors. scor-
INK ten points. or averaging. slightly
over 40 yards for her three drives
In the lower division Mrs. Wyatt
Eiedrick, OF Fort Worth. won the
honor scoring eight points.
T"morrows pairiuEs furnished
several feature matches. Mrs. Henry
Gcismcr Birmiurham's stronrcS,
contender for ;hc title. IS paired
with Mrs Dave Gau;. Of Memphis.
Mrs. pozirr LOwdncs. Of Atlanta.
meets Miss Priscilla Rogers. Calves
ton. ana Mrs Kenneth runicld. Nom
NhiS. meets Mrs. George Thompson.
Fort Worth. All ar. considered
strong contcndcrs for tho champion
ship
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
HOLMAN IS PRAISED
BY NORTHERN WRITER
Critic Says Richmond Boxer
Showed Up Favorably
Against Lewis.

Richmond lovers OF boxing arn
planning 20 do honor 10 Charlin IJoi-
man. me clever l?-ycar-old local hoy
VINO Won fame overnight in Massa-
chuset;s last week HOLMAN IS fcn-
tu-ed on the May 80 boxing card or
me church N!il Athletic Association.
Inc. he boxes eight rounds with
IeETy Brooks. OF Baltimore.
Waiting in the Springfield Union
on May 10. concerning Holmans int
iial appearance in the North. 7. H.
S;earns had Tho following to say.
"A .i;tlc blonde Virginian stenp.d
into the valley y. c ring last night
In the IIo!yoke City Hall and saved
a boxing show. He left the ring with
cheers q The crowd rafting the
solid foundations Of that granite
structure. Charley Holman. OF Rich
r!ond. Va, did all that and then
some
Ky Ear The c!svercst lad tina, ever
hEuTed IN preliminary bout In
Hoiyoke. and probably the clcvcrest
younEs'er tina; ever stepped into
Holyo"" ring. Holman today ia the
mos; talkcd-ot bantam that has an
pea-ed in this section in years. His
friend. G. y. Seaman. OF Hopcwcll.
Va. is going to sec that Charley gets
chance" We all ;hluk lot OF him
down home" was Scaman's way Of
putting !; last night. we want him
q do vcll. Were all mighty pleased
over what he had done and we just
naturally think he". DO better"
Holman was cardcd against Kid
lewis, % Hartford, Conn. a bantam
@h0 has been going Ike house
a-r". prior TO their meeting last
. -h: !, had been rumorcd about tina,
Lewis was due for setback. Inside
dope SAID this Holman chap was
very much the goods. He was. There
wasn't a thing ne didn't know how 10
10 IN tho ring. lie was dancing
master and at the same time the
mos. elusive piece OF boxing goods
tha: has been seen hcrcabouis IN a
long long time. Tho VirEinian
started early TO prove his superiority.
Tia! not Lewis been able To absorb
al! sorts OF punishment he wouldn't
have !o:t rhe ring on his feet. n the
third round Holman broke the thumb
@: his ."f, hand on a swing on Lewis
head. The Hartford lad has a deep
den. where that blow landed. but
from the third on all OF Holman's
hitting was necessarily done with his
eEt. when the referee announced
the judges decision in favor OF Hol-
man, there wasn't any question
about It's justice. The crowd just
ku"w & was SO and liked the YER
G!ct"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17

b'hMl NGHAM. ALA. May 10
h' town golfers held tho cert.r
Q, me stage today. the second dav
=, hr southern goif championship
tournament for women. Tho field or
'hirty-two championship possihili-
ueS has narrowed down to sixtc.,
ana only two az them are Birmiux
nam women. who won their uatcbcs
''Gny from other Birmingham
golfers, Local women lost i'm eycrv
intcrc!ty match
Mrs. David Gaut. 1921 champion
was IN splendid form today, shoot.
ing the Country Club course IN 50
ave strokes better than her qualify.
ins card. Mrs. Gaut's score tod3y
vas one better than that of Mrs
.,oHier i'owpd"s. OF Atlanta. who
Every Atlanta softer In the cham
Hlonship division came through with
n victory today. There are seven
Gate city golfers lct, in tho runninr
FOR The championship. almost hair
The field.
Memphis has three golfers Ief, 70
compete FOR the championehip. led
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
THREE CIRCUIT DRIVES
PLAY IMPORTANTPART
IN COLTS 2ND VICTORY
kamos, Crcenac and Finncgan Make Home Runs-Fast
Fielding Feature of Con,csl-Wakcr Settles
Down Alter Third Frame.

ROCKY MOUNT. n. c. May iG.-
Tho Richmond Colts got next TO
Dixie" walker IN tho carly stages
OF this afternoons game and by clout-
Ing out thrco homo runs checked in
their second straight victory by
J-to-l count.
The game was tho fastcst that has
been played hero this season and
abounded in snappy fielding with Ar
ragon. Naricski and Sccinbrenncr
standing out prominently.
Finncsan pitched nne game on
the mound FOR tho visitors, holding
the Tarheels 10 Ave hits Two Of
these came IN tho seventh inning
and accounted for tho homo clubs
sole tally.
Grccnac. Ramos and F!nnegan
made homers for tho Colts.
Aftsr the third frame Walker GOT
heH' ana with both pi;chers going
good the hrhir was n lively tussln
4 Lob,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
LOCAL TEAMS STAR
is ONLY RICHMONDER
LEFT IN TOURNAMENT
Mems Singles Has Narrowed Down Nine Players.
Stage Matches Before Scmtnals This After
noon-Start Other Glasses Also.

II. L. B.ckei IS the hope OF the
Country CLUB Of Virginia for tennis
honors In the mems singles OF the
Old Dominion tennis tournament
now being staged on the courts o.:
the Country club OF Virginia. The
end Of the second days play duIs
Bickcl the only representative OF the
local cu!b. lie w.ll nee; the winnc-
OF the kunkel-Nami!ton match TO-
day. when the best tennis OF TIA
tournament is expected.
With the arrival OF =. u Charest.
OF Baltimore yesterday the i9-c
tournament was eulivcncd cons der
ably, Chsrest is the one-armed
player who won many friends In
Richmond last year through his OK
cellent playing in spite OF the haud.-
cap OF having only one arm. HIS two
matches yesterday demonstrated that
he needs no sympathy for the tennis
he put UP was OF the highest order.
The Maryland player beat Robh, OF
Richmond. Ct, SO. and then bcac
Iapsley. OF Greenwood, Va. 60,
Ct.
Tournament in Full swing Today.
When play begins this afternoon
the tournament will 30 I'm fan swing.
for the officials of the event de-
cided yesterday afternoon TO begin
the play in mixed doubles, mems
doubles and women's doutles today.
The first match viii start at Gao
O'Clock this afternoon. and play VIII
continue as late as possible in order
that the matches can DC completed
by Saturday.
Perhaps the most attractive fca-
ture OF today's play will he IN the
mems singles, when the round be-
fore the semiirals VIII be played.
Results OF the first two days OF ,he
tournament find three players from
Baltimore, three from Washington.
one from Roanoke. Va; one from
City Point. Va, and one from Rich
mond left In the :ieht for the mon
singles Championship. Go!dsborouc
Crawford and Ch1rest represent
Baltimore: Thompson, kUukci and
Mangan. WASHINGTON: Hamilton. Ciry
Poirt; Hail. Roanoke. ana Bickel.
Richmond Kunke! recently won the
first annual tennis tournament o:
tho Middle Atlantic states Inter
collegiate Association while repre-
sent!mg GEORGETOWN University.
Gore Enters Doubles.
Captain ~. Gore, OF Washington
failed TO arrive in time for The sin
giles, hut sent word yesterday that
re would reach Richmond today in
tinc 10 participate in tho doubles
matches
Mems Singles.
Johnson. Charleston, beat Preston.
ERichmoud. e-l. 49, Lapsley Green
wood Va. bea, Rudd Richmond. eco
rs c NJ Caarest baltimore beat
Rolh. 81, Co = Goidsboruur PAL
tiaorc. beat Cecil 6-2 g.. " O.
CrA Word Baltimore, nea: ID. pes
ton Richmond. G.. 81 Z M1-
gan. Washington. hea: " orr.r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
TRACY KNOCKED CRAZY
BY BILL BRENNAN
nINGSIDE MhI

RTNGSIDE. MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN. y. Y. May i6.--Jim Tracy.
tho Australian heavyweight champion,
was beaten and dubbed into the resin
In the ciEht-rouud of his fight with
Bill brennan tonight. his first bout in
the United Statcs. He was knock ed
crazy for n minute and when the
count was over he tried to climb up
the referees legs to get back on his
feet. His seconds ropcd him and pin
toned him in his corner till tho brain
storm cleared.
Jock Malone. tho ST. Paul middle
weight. and AuGie Rather. boxed fif-
teen mussy rounds to draw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
SPIDERS AND INDIANS
IN LAST GAME TODAY

Teams representing University of
Richmond aud William and Mary
at"G" grand finale to the Old Do
min!on'S 1879 college baseball sea-
hph TINS afternoon at WILLIAMSBURG.
J" a gam. that has earmarks OF be-
ing on" o! the "armest diamond af-
AIRS ever played riwcCn these two
i"nsc rivals The spiders viii leave
on Spider Special" at noon today.
Tor IN" scene OF battle. Tho spccial
wiz carry students. alumni and
ssIends OF tho Red and Blue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
TRUCKERS VICTORIOUS
pOnrSMo1,r,fl u

PORTSMOUTH,. VA. May 10
Stats Lcdbettcr clearly out
pitched Southpaw Bonlfay. and
Portsmouth rompcd In victorious nv
The score OF ) to l.
The game was fast and snappv
with three double plays featuring
The cal!hcr OF ball played by the
winners can be Judged by the fact
that IN eighth Newport News made
but one run OF Of double and three
singles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17


=. IT., !!chmond. So 81; CAPTAIN
T. Gordon, 6-l, GO: r. J. Hall Rca-
A"""s neat IL VI, Rurwci! Washing
,on' ~ 80 II. =. b!chei. beat Mayor
L.Ilott' W aShinSion. 6-h -. 1-5
AR ha.j!more. beat l.aTsley.
e-4' o-i. Cecil. Richmond. beat BIZ
io!G' hlehmond. b. default ". T on
It"",'''Si richmond beat CAPTAIN \.
:. N9'e' aShlnEtvn. by default; + 9.
'"ru'"' 'nehnend' beat Colonel w I.
W"SN.h ION. oy default
"""cns singles.
Flr.t round-Miss Emily Roesrson.
NJ. ~ 3 IA ~. naoncE. t-t. -. Is.
NJ, ~ ~ - icNeF' New iorN. Heat
~ -N"'! anderson e-a. &c.
.."h" AIRS. William Par
~ -, - INN! KOS eiSon, o..
MISS E!!@aOetA Warren. beat Mrs
u, NtW lrFN' 81, o..
Wiss ~, y '-.t.S. aSA.nSion beat
Iyst.r1r5 ,,., Ut ~ ~ Mass NJ.
Il i.r,t.- "S''." 'oA' peat Mrs. +.
pair'nrs ~ .,ss,.
QUAY are as follows:
Mrn> >Ansic>.
iofd' Baltimore: ManCau. Washlnr;on.
.rro-,rs"., nH ''!FhoTe' colonel
I}n5~1l-.' :, -. ,"'', vs.. r. J. Hail.
,y - N '.''Ne!. 'ShIHSio:!
plc,,el ro'',.-,. C.'E toini' Il L.
,yinp.- t--.,t, 90 N''siA.S' vs.
= 80. hamilton matcA.
Ms W.. SlnSic>'
- .,'.aH' iaEFish vs MISS
" u! ia ,e'h afren. Mrs. ". ". EiI.S.
,,.es.,.- ..'' : Mss u. " ahete-l
s'''''7 'o',,
r,h~ "fh' doubles.
'.- "H hamilton W. Gore ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
scottsburg Tnkcs Gamc.

SOUTH BOSTON, VA. May 10
Scottsburg High School defeated Ro1-
boro High School today. at SCOTS
burg, score to /. The game was n
fast exhibition, the pitching oc Wal
den and fielding OF Crews featured the
game. John Marshall High School
will play Scottsburg High school at
ScottSburEh. May ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17

CHARLOTT VA. May 10
caroliuas freshman nine do
tcdtcd NirEiuta's nrSt-ycar team thia
afternoon. . 10 2. Fcrrcbcc. the Tar
heel twiricr. allowed but SIX hits and
famed fifteen. The CaTOllnus col
lcctcG thirteen hits on tho Virginia
nitchors. Inrtnr md f!ArrnW.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
BROW rs BEAT BOSTON
- c5.ziee F.ss.,

LtEy :s-F.Itsa--s
s--fs F..g.e "a ---5,,
t,- - EertI. s,t Et-.t4.
gaze s .-s- st -.
'-Es--- az z-5 y..,,-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
CHEEVES' HURLINC GIVES
CHICAGO CUBS VICTORY
Windy City Team Takes Meas
urc of John McGraw's
Champs.
Try Associated Prcss.1

CHICAGO. May lG.-Grcat pitching
by Virgil Chcevcs. coupled with OPP
FORTUNE hitting by his team mates.
enabled Chicago TO even up the series
with New York today by winning.
to 2.
Chccves had only one bad inning
when tho Giants touched him for
TOUR hits. ii was the second game
II the series which Checvcs won from
the world champions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
I'OTtsriIntith.


'Hatted FOR Whitc-af, IN ninth.
tRattcd for Bonfay in ninth.
Newport News ....000 600 1000
Portsmouth :. .......004 col O0N-5
Summary: Two base hit-Yo.cr.
Three base hIt--Malonce Double
piays-Yoter 10 Allen 10 Rooney.
Houifay TO Kennedy 10 McMahon.
Ferry 20 puny to McMahou. stolen
bascs-Forry, Post. O'Drlcu .
Sacrifice hit-Bonltay. Lof, on bascs
-Ncwpor, News. /: Portsmouth. !.
Passed ha!l-kcuucdy. Time OF
rame-l.Ju. ump!res-Shafer and
wright