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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
SMASH RESULTS WHEN
AUTO FAILS TO START
ny Associated pressl

MAN'IiESTEH. GA. June a.-Th.
ihiIur. -! ian automobile TO star,
aN"r being pushed down hin.
~ believed today To be the cause OF
the accident here yesterday in which
Dan Martin. his wife and 2-ycar-olh
daughter. were Instantly Killed.
when the car. in which they wcr.
returning home" was hi, by an ex
'ursion train OF tho A.. II. & \. Rail-
road.
Martin and his family had spon,
m" day with brother. living on Il
nil short distance from IN" rail
road track. when thny decided Ia
return home they got into IN. car.
and. Instead Of cranking Il. Martin
pushed the machine down the hin
u is thought that the motor failed
20 start. aud. just as the automobile
reached tn" track. the train. backing
10 Warm Springs to carry a picnic
party hack to Atlanta. struck H.
Two coaches were derailed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
CAVANAUGH IS GIVEN
HIS RELEASE BY COLTS
Oldring Turns Former Read.
ing Player Adrif.; Signs
Young Comiskey.
MORE PITCHE RS COMING
weak Points In BO1 and Elsewhere
to lie strengthened by New PILOT.
Iehm Ready to Hattie SiASpin NJ
Truckers.
PITC II T.. Il Y

Six teams OF the Virginia League
had day on yesterday afternoon.
thanks TO the elements. rain pre-
venting every contest.
The Richmond Colts were In
Trucker town ready to battle Jimmy
Niox's Portsmouth nine. hut the
sogRy condition OF the grounds pre.
teams much-need"d rest. Ports
mouth has just returned from VIII
son. where the Rugs trimmed them
three times and last Saturday estab-
lishcd record for tho league when
they beat the league leaders by,
scoring twenty-seven runs. Rubc
OidrinS's boys suffered two defeats
IN Norfolk before crossing tho river
10 meet the Truckers
Local m"guls Yesterday announced
change In personnel OF the club.
with view OF strengthening tho
team Shortst~p cavanaugh. who
cam. TO Richmond from the Reading
club In the International League, has
been released. and CaSscll, a young
Stcr who came here for a tryout, has
returned 10 ms nome IN west VIZ
giitia. Comiskcy, "a youthful player.
h.S arrived In camp ana Viii b.
given chanc" To show Ms fbiliiy
ia a local uniform Chi.f B.ndcr.
manager OF the Reading club sen,
cumiskey to the Colts
cavanauEh's release followed "a
series OF poor plays which helped
'he colts 10 drop several hall games.
lie showed up well in the FIRST few
contests. but against Rocky Noun,
he made several costly hobbies, and
his release followed
win IN: colts IN last place tho
!ocaI owners ar" determined To
strengthen the club. Rub. Oldrinr
has authority 70 hire players capahl.
or giving Richmond winner and
VIII make every EFFORT 10 place a
winning outht on the held for the
fhns OF tho Capital CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
iioridn state i-auue u..,,,,
by Alexander r. Jones'.

CHIC AGO June One of the most
convincing Demonstration, Of popu-
larity ever seen and heard In a ma
jor l"aere hsli park was given by
10000 'ans her" when every cus,o-
n'r ~ Ia" stands and bi-ach.Is stood
hp nd Willy ch"ercd an umpire
Thi- comes under the head or new
hHsii"ss u - probably ia. hrs,
i'm" In IN" history 81 tn" gam. mat
an amp has Dc"u rendered ouch an
ovation. HAYS were tossed In the air
IN" salvos Of continued hubbub were
cheers not razZherrier
n" uu1, 'alD straight. nattily
clad n2nrc. dorcred MS can in an
directions rs The demonstration in
me stands continued on all cylinders
no wore broad smile and waved
saNy 10 thousands Of fr!snds Tn.
other. and older. umpirss watched
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
DALLAS SHOOTER
BREAKS RECORD
TBy Associated Press ]

MEMPHIS. TENN. June J. -rhii
Miller. of Dallas. Ten. broke the
worlds amateur trapshooting high
run record at the Southern zone ham
dicap at the Memphis Gun club to-
day. when he broke eighty three
straight. giving him a tota! OF sol.
Miller had a run OF 31S at ArdmUrc.
Okla. and 100 at Milwaukee. r.. T..
RuXtOn, Memphis, led in the prelim-
mary 100 target event with a per-
feet score. Mrs. W. l.. DoGEett,
clarkSdale. MISS. who is defending
her title Of Southern Zone woma n
champion. which she won in Atlanta,
led the women shooters with ninety
six.
T. ]. Aycock. Jack sonville. State
champion Of Florida. and McGavock
Hayes. Nashville, Tenn state cham
pion. trailcd long list OF local
shooters.
II. Clarke. Alton. III. and Boyd
duncan. Lucy. Tenn, We're in the
lead OF the professionals. with nine
ty-nine each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
Golfers Show Interest
in Coming Tourney

Seven Richmond golfers yester-
day filed their names as entrants
in the tournament for the ANA
teur Golf ChampiNlsh of Rich
mond. TO be held III the links Of
the Country club of Virginia.
June -. %, -. bringing the total
number TO eight.
The list closes midnight OF
June Il. Enter today. /, costs
nothing.
only members OF Country Club
OF Virginia. Hermitage Country
club. Seven Pines Country club
and Lakeside Country club are
eligible.
The lis, of entries to date fol-
lows:
IL 5. Rawlings, Country Club
OF Virginia
$ Nj Ermiss. Country Club of
Virginia
Horace y. bedford. Hermitage.
NJ. Peek. country club OF vir-
ginia
Maurice II. I.anghornc, Coun-
try club OF Virginia
Gcorg" w stevens. Jr.. Coun-
try club OF Virginia.
y. Beirnc Blair. Country Club
+. L. Day. Hermitage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
TWO WOMEN ARE TIED
FOR COLF|NG HONORS
Miss Elizabeth Hardin and
Miss Clenna Goblet Have
Eighty-One.
IBy Associated Press !

RYE. y. Y. June J-MisS Elizabeth
Hardin. OF the ESSEX County Country
club. y. J.. and Miss Glenna Cullct.
az Providence. tied with sC"r" of
81 for the lead at the end ~ The FIRST
eighteen holes OF medal play in the
womens Eastern Golf Association
championship over the links at the
West Chester Riltmore today. Miss
Hardin had IL and 40 for her round
with nothing worse than five for her
cards. Miss Collet had 40 and II for
her 81.
Mrs. IL. Arnold Jackson. Of Green
wich, Conn, former national cham
pion. had ~ each way for an IS. !,
stroke better than Mrs. g. Henry
St"tSon. Of Philadelphia. and Miss
B-s>i" Fem. OF Portland. Maine. Miss
Helen Mcehan. Philadelphia had II
go considerably better than her sis
ter. Sarah. who returned - card.
MISS Elizabeth Gordon. Providence.
had 81. two strokes better than Miss
G-OrG ianna Bishop, Of Brook Law n.
conn Miss Edith Cummings, Chi
cage, returned +2-iI-S6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
RAWLINGS ENTERS
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Player With Handicap Of
Eight Has Sent In
His Name.
6 OTHERS FOLLOW SUIT
Handsome Silver Trophies,
Donated by Times.Dis.
patch. Are Prizes.
6 OTHERS FOLLOW SUIT

II, :. Rawlings. one Of the hes.
players at the Country Club OF Vir-
einia. entered the tournament cor
he Amateur Golf Championship Of
Richmond when he sent in his name
Z" the Sporting Editor OF The Times
Dispatch yesterday. The event will
be held on The links OF the Country
club of Virginia. June 80. % - and
- open to any member OF the Coun-
try club o. Virginia. Lakeside Coun-
Try club. hermitage Country club
and Seven Pines Country club
Rawlings g"lting ability can he
Judged by the fact that his handicap
at the Country club Of virginia is
light II" played in tho tournament
last saturday at the lakeside Coun-
Try club. and was we'll up in the
running
SIN other popular golfers whose
names appear elsewhere. also en-
tered tn" tournament, which is the
1rst OF its Kind IL be held In this
city. Annual tournaments have. been
tagged here in the past, but they
have been for members OF only two
clubs. the Country club OF Virginia
"rd tn" Hermitage Country club
The coming event is open to mem
h"rs Of the four clubs of Richmond
and two handsome silver trophies
Will go TO the winner and runner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06

lo1 to 81. Callahan came back strong
in the sixteenth frame and when 1t
was completed. led Mccoy, LOG to lna.
The single point margin gave Tom
confidence. and ne never was headei.
Although no high runs were made
during the first block the play was
consistent. Callahan's high run was
twenty. which was stopped by an nr-
lucky scratch. McCoy's best effort
was eighteen. he being stopped by n
foul.
The second block will he played to-
night on the tables in McCoy's par
lors. Play begins at 8 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
CHICAGO FANS STAND AS ONE
TO WELCOME "POOR UMPIRE''
Arbitcr Happens to BE big Ed Walsh. Who Endcarc
Himself to Windy City Baseball
Crowds for Years

nd listened In amazement This had
never happened TO them
The Jump was Ed Walsh m. most
famous pitcher that ever drew ma v
rom Charlie Comiskey's White Soy
club. and he was making his first
appearance" AZ an umpire in tho
American League"
W men explains everything for
hiie SoS fans would cheer the old
IRON man spit.baiI wizard IL h.
missed every home decision ordered
IN" Who'll" club on IA" grounds and
In"n set IRE 20 the park
IN ls"8 walsh was at tn" height
"' ms career. pitching iGi Innings Of
baseball that year, an American
league record. The last big year
IA" had In The League Was In 1912.
when no worked in sixty-two games
winning tTenty-aev~n and losing
seventeen. II. stayed on until 1918
but the strenuous work of former
yearS had killad his-A arm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06

My friends often say: Never saw
YOU looking better; what are yo,
doing for YOURSELF and ] always tel
them: Well am taking Tanlac now
recently declared Henry spencer, All
East St. Watcrtown, we'll known
and highly respected citizen.
For more than year" he said
Il seemed to he run down all over
From Is" pounds I fell off to la5. lost
my appetite and my stomach gave me
no oud Of trouble. The little 1 at.
caused me to bloat with gas. and
was subject To dull. heavy headaches
had no energy and il was all could
do TO yet around the house. ! had
dizzy spells when everything wouic
blur before ny eyes and ! had IL
catch myself 10 keep from falling.
We'll, now I have gained J. pounds
feel better in every way and car
work as well as ever since taking
Tanlac. ! relish what I cat, with 4
pnc appetite. and gas. indigestion
headache and dizziness are completely
gone. Yes. sir. just can't say toe
much for Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
Sists.-hdv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
DEFER ACTION AGAINST
STEEL SHAFT GOLF CT
u. S. G. A. Hears Opini,
on Subject From Number
of Manufacturers
tBy Associated Press

NEW YORK. June 5.-No act
regarding the attitude of the Uni
states Golf Association TO the 81,
SHAFT gOif club VAS taken at
E.eotfns "a the saronIsSvo commit
according 20 m official announ
mcnt here tonight. The staten
continues:
Various detailed ana e1planat,
communications were received fr
a number OF manufacturers OF 81
shaft golf clubs setting forth TIA
views and opinions In support
their position in making cNpcrlmeI
ANA engaging extensively n the ma
uihcturc OF the present finished 1T.
SHAFT club. The executive commit,
has carefully considered these (;
rumcnts as presented and In vi,
Of the fact that serious thought a
consideration must be given TO I
question in order to render an Il
cd that no action he taken at Il
time. II is uossibl" that a sta
ment hy the executive committee IN
he mad" in this connection at
later date"
y" action vAa taken in regard
IN" selection o! course for the ]:
championships. Tn" public lin
amateur golf ampionship was ?
proved. and James j.: StandIsh .
was authorized 10 arrange for
details In connection herewith r
dates for the walker intcrnatio,
cup competition wcr" not announc
~ tho committee is awaiting advi,
from the British authorities ar
IN" selection OF tho team and Il;
81 departure for this country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
ANNOUNCE WORLDS
RECORD FOR SHOOTING
nv Associated pr.ssl

NEW YORK. Jun. "a n., u,r,l
record ~ nin-,y-nin. hIts on, a.,
p"=Sibi" 10" at double targets ma.
"~en recognized officially by tn.
american Trapsho"tiug Association.
"as announced today
m" marS - h"ld jointly hv r. T.
Woodward, 81 Houston. T.Aas ana
ffhn" Hughes. OF Mobrihg.. : y
md was made ny bo,h ruun"rs At inc
N''i.' '"'" Championship
eihle 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
BUGS RETURN FIELDER
TO AUGUSTA CLUB
1Rv Associated Press.

AUGUSTA, GA. Juno 5.-Tht
management OF the local South At
lantic Association club today an
nounced the signing OF Outnelders
FillIngham and Lee.
Outhclder Walsh has been returned
10 Augusta by the Wilson club Of
the Virginia League and Inhelder
kirke has been returned to the Char
lotte club of the South Atlantic AS
ISOLATION by Augusta. Kirke was
traded To Augusta for Pitcher Mas
t-rs and the return Of the infelder
puts the deal on cash basis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
W. G. r. L. Holds Convention.

Tn" quarterly convention Of tho
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
viii open tomorrow at Highland
Springs Baptist Church. instead az
New Bridge Baptist Church. as pre-
viously announced, according I" Mrs
\. ~. Quarlcs. president Of tho or
Eanization, last night. Mrs Janet
Durham and Miss Adele Clark will
address the convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
Th-re IN NJ Entrance Fec.

Through rramgem.nts made be-
rw"en The Timts- Dispatch and the
country club Of Virginia. the Arst
event FOR amateur golfers was made
possible. TWO handsome silver tro-
phies have been donated 10y The
r. mes Dispatch and may he seen In
the window 81 SchwarzsChild Broth
"rs. second and Broad Streets The
first priz-, silver water pitcher.
viii <" /" the winner OF the tourna-
n"nt end III" second a silver vas"
To tn" runner-up.
Will" the prizes for the winner
and runncr-up were donated by The
Times Dispatch, trophies also will
Ia" awarded the winners in other
'han tho CHAMPIONSHIP class Rep
resentativcs ar the four clubs have
furnished the prizes for the other
classes
Tn" tourna is IN charge ~ a
committee from each Of the four
clubs, but entries should he mailed
?" the Sporting Editor Of The Times
Dispatch. Ali entries must reach
Tho office ~ tho Sporting Editor he
for" midnight Of June IL ono week
before the first day OF the ,ourna-
m"nt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
CARDS STRIKE A SNAG
IN BOSTON BRAVES
ST. Louis Fields Loosely and
Is Unable TO Hit
Oeschger.
| ~ AssocIat.d Nressl

h'Sl''N. Jun" i.-OcSchGer
pitched we'll in the pinchcs today.
and Boston defeated st Louis. i
:" o.
st. Louis error. combined with
timely hits gave Boston all It's runs
the first nv" innings off pfcffer.
Tho score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
No gdnrN--rnin.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond ut Portsmouth,.
Wilson nj Rocky Mount.
Newport News MT Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06

speaker. manager Of tho Cleveland
baseball team, viii he out of the game
for at least "a week and probahly
longer his physician announced to-
day. Speaker Is suffering with a
severe attack OF bronchitis. which thu
physician says. threatens to devclop
into pneumonia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
Rated for rf"T"r in sixth
rfSatted for Barefoot i'm S"NNnth.

summary. Two-haS" hiis-Flack.
iiolke. Sacrifices Roeckol
'hristNnhury pouhi" nIays
h""eNel :" Ho!k". Left on bases
Louis, $ BOSTON. s Bases on
ha!ls- on rf"Mrr ? on bailey. !
struck out-by rfcn"r. , by O.sch.
ger. :. iItS-or Ff"T.r. in , Of
Rarf"ot. none in ]. Of Bailey. in
i'i by pitcher-hy pf.mcr ,FordI
losing pi,cher-Pf.m.r. Umpir.t
|NIE!=N and Moran. Tine. l43
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
POSTPONE BOUT
BECAUSE or RAIN

fhiI.ApELrluA. ~. June
sam 'a'" today again caused q pn.i.
""""H"ni ~ tn. cirh,-rourd hn,i,r
''if h"i"""n Lew Tender. phja
""'phia hrht""icht. and i.onhy Hnr-
rev. "i Clinton Heights. Pa. scheduled
Tor ih" Philadelphia National i..sgu.
PARK tonight The hght Viii h.. hold
''i"'rfr"w night It was original,
H""d FOR last ~ day
'"ridn state league Rr.uIts
- Petersburg. &. JACK sonyile /
IaIiuua. Lakeland =
Orlando Tampa. rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
sam Lnngford Win, no,t

ATLANTA, Ga June Sam
I,anGford OF Boston. Knocked out
Tiger Flowers. Atlanta in the sec
ond round of scheduled ien-round
bout between tho two negro heavy
weights here tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
STANDING or CLUBS,

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Raleigh at Dnnrflle.
High PoInt Mt Durham,
Greensboro mt winstOn-Snlem,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
Robertson Heads Ensinemcn.

HOUSTON. TEN. June 5.-David r.
Robertson, Cleveland. Ohio. was elect
Locomotive Firemen and EnGinemen
late today. succeeding W. S. Carter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06

NcAiliSt"r. Home run - I.igEan.
stolen b as s-N.uhv . Luck
Thomas. Theidick Sacrifice hit
Sm5ih Double plavs -ScOtt to Cox
:" Kelly. Thomas TO Folks Hit by
pitched la ll--hv Thedick (Sawby).
i."ft on bases Simon Sycle. ::
I:rauer. First has" on errors
Svcl.. .: Brauer, / Bases on halls
n Smith. !. OF I.-dh"tt"r. 3 Hits
pr Th"dick. IN innings; of
Hr"ck. In inning; on England. o
iu inning Struck out bv The
d|ch. & Tim. Of game IS minutes.
t'mpir" IIaitorrr. Scorrr-Joseph T.
>unailip
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
EXHIBITION GAMES
Try Associated Prcss1

AK RON. OHIO. June THE Gin
cinnatt Nationals defeated the Wash O.
inEt"n Americans in an exhibition
game today. 8 to l.
Score: II II T.,
Was hinrton . ; q
Batteries: Gleason. Turk and Char
rlty: Gillespie and HarEravc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY,
No games scheduled.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York nj Chicago.
Boston at It. Louis.
Philadelphia 1t Detroit.
Wnshin4top at Cleveland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Pittsburgh AT Philadelphia.
81. Louis NJ Boston.
Chicago ut New York.
Cfnetunad at Brooklyn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston, q; 81. Louis. q.
ThIindrI y hin-PittSbu Tnin).
Only two Xnmen scheduled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06

south Atlantic A.nociation I,csnit..
Charleston. {: Charlotte, ..
Grcenvillc. y; Columbia T.
nings).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
How They Stand Today
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Raleigh, 4, DnnviiIr, l.
Durham. al; High Point. "a,
Winston-Snicn, I-SJ Greensboro,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06

American Association Results.
Milwaukee: 3; ST. Paul. 4.
Indianapoiis. Columbus. 4.
Louisville, 3: Toledo. 2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
! 900 THOROUGHBREDS
AT LATONIA TRACK
ley Assnciatrd Press. |


tlNcINNATI. June 5.--More than
1000 thorouChbrcds arc at the La
tonia track here ready for the open
tnE 81 N" spring meeting tomorrow.
In addition to the l.atonia Derby, "a
classic itself. tn" special s5o,0ON race.
which VIII ne run on June "a. already
is being referred to as the classic OF
the century by turf writer's. In this
special race. Norwich, winner OF the
Kentucky Derby. and Snob. H., which
won tn" Withcrs stake at Belmont.
VIII compete. The meeting will last
twenty-nine days
Southern Association Results.
birmingham. Ia; Nashville. SO
iS"v"n innings. agreement. second
cameo
Atlanta. ,: Chattanooga. 0.
Mobile. :. Lite Rock. 6.
New orleans. S. Memphis. l.
Appalachian Lrnpnr Results.
Knoxville, / Johnson City, 3.
Cleveland. 3. Bristol. s.
kingsport. .: Greonvi,lc. 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06

HALFNLE RACE TRACK AT FAIR GROUNDS:
VIRGINIA LEAGUE TEAMS REMAIN IDLE BECAUSE OF

ENTRY BLANK
RICHMOND AMATEUR GOLF
f Of VIrsn
Open to Mcmber Of rhmond DIS Four t:oIfCI
Name
Two The TmcsD
OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
Nashville Giants.
.Rat,ea for commodore N mn,

'Batted for Commodore in ninth
Richmond ..... U02 GOO o.,
Nashville ......... nrn 0DD nn1 q.
summary Two.hase nit FIsner.
Three base hit Fish"r Home nun
Mason. Stolen bases MaSon. POI.
tus. Davis. Sacrifice hits Frccrpa,
Fletcher. Harper. Hi By l,chor--
by Commodore (Flctchcr. perry,.
Left on has"s- Richmond e. Na.n-
vile. .. Bases on balls or Harp.r
!; off Commodore. 6. Struck ou,-hy
Harper. is; by Commodore /. Time
of game, 1870, Ump!res, Nixon and
Ed!ss,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06

international IrnEur Itesuits.
Jersey CITY. 4. Newark. 3.
baltimore Beading, postponed. raj
SNrnCus". :. Toronto. !.
only thr"" sch"dui.d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06

But the worthi"st OF these must
ConCcdc 4 lot To III" irdCk team rep
rcscnting the Pennsylvania Institute
Tor the Blind, which recently defeated
the boys from the PENNSYLVANIA In
stitute for the Deaf. uu,scorinE the
deaf lads . TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06

The losers weren't Handicapped.
They couldn't hear IN" gun. but they
could see the handkerchief drop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06
Southern Association Results.

birmingham. Ia; Nashville. SO
Seven innings, agreement. second
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-25
Halls Tourists
by Original Method

The Two contracts. a~ggregating
more than a quarter of a million
dollars, recently let for road work
in this county and the activity of the
contractors, with headquarters near
Illipah. have attracted considerable
attention during the last ten days.
Clarence Norman, owner OF one
Of the most prominent ranches in
this section of the country, IVES
quick to see that the construction OF
a great boulevard leading westerly
from Ely to Eureka would naturally
increase automobile traffic to nor
nous proportions. Taking time by
the forelock he has caused to be
erected at the approach 10 his prop
crty a conspicuous sign which reads,
SLOW DOWN-CHICKENS FIRST.
This cannot fail to catch the eve of
the tourist and Is sufficient TO put
any normal mar on inquiry.
The chickens must be protected
and when the speed demon reads the
sign he doubtless will pass through
that section at a low rate of speed,
with his eagle Y so trained as TO
avoid hitting any old hens. lame
ducks or the like which may happen
10 be mingling with the chickens.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-25

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