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The Washington times., 1922-12-29
WIFE F0RG|vES,
ENDSSU|TF0R
.. DIVORCE
Takoma Park Couple Tell
Judge They Have
made Up."

ROCKVILLE. Md, Dec. 29.-The
domestic infelicities OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence f. Blundon. Of Takoma
Park. which had assumed serious
proportions. were brought to an
apparently happy ending yesterday
when the young wife. accompanied
by her husband. appeared before
Judge Edward G. Peter here and
asked that divorce proceedings she
had instituted several weeks ago
and charge of assault preferred
by her against her husband be
dismissed.
The couple assured Judge Peter
that they had agreed to forget
past differences and had decided
to TRY IL again"
Accordingly. Judge Peter directed
that the proceedings be dismissed.
Arm in arm and with their faces
wreathed in smiles. the young
couple left the courthouse.
The assault case brought by
Mrs. Blundon was tried in the
police court here several weeks
ago. the husband being adjudged
guilty and fined 800 and costs
by Judge Samuel Riggs. An ap.
peal was noted and the case was
tried again at the November term
Of the circuit court, but the jury
failed TO agree.
Damages of $4,000 for personal
injuries are asked by Deputy
Sheriff Reuben ID. Day. of Takoma
Park. I'm suit against Ollie kalei
and Beulas Harp. The action Is
the outgrowth of trouble Day had
in lunchroom several weeks ago.
He charges that kalel struck him
on the head with n milk bottle. rem.
dering him unconscious and caus.
ing him to break a small bone i'm
his foot as he fell.
kalel was arrested on charge
Of assault and WIS fined S25 and
costs in the police court here. He
appealed to the circuit court.
Within the last day or two these
couples have been married in Rock.
vile: Miss Minnie r. Robertson. OF
"herrydale, Va. and Percy G.
Greene. Of Highland. n. Y: Miss
Alice +. Colin and Joseph F. Cady,
both Of Washington: and Miss
Maryon q. Rhodes. OF Washington,
and George S. Struble, OF State
College, Pa.
Mrs. Cora Jane Harmon. Of the
vicinity OF Montrose. has filed suit
in the circuit court here for an
absolute divorce from Frederick
Lee Harmon, OF this county and
Washington. charging infidelity
She asks for the custody OF their
two children. aged twelve and Tour
years, and alimony and counsel
fees. She is represented by Attor.
ney John A. Garrett, Of Rockville.
Miss Miriam Talbot. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. w. Talbot
entertained at dance at the
Montgomery Country Club here
Wednesday evening.
A license has been issued here
for the marriage OF Miss Rosemary
Never and Isaac NJ. Capayos, both
Of Washington.
The Washington times., 1922-12-29

Miss Anne Benson, former stu.
dent at the University Of California,
has taken up her residence in Brent
wood with her father, E. w. Benson,
who recently moved there from
Florida. Miss Benson expects to re-
sumo her studies at the George
Washington University.
The Washington times., 1922-12-29

George r. Tillman. of Rockville.
who has been spending a few days
with his father. DR.. Fred ID. Till
man, of Brentwood. has returned
home.
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tive. Since the beginning OF his
cleanup there have been no acci'
dents.
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PittsfieId ExMayor Kills Self.

P1TTSFIELD. Mass. Dec. %
Walter F. Hawkins. former mayor
Of this city. shot himself to death
n his law offices here last night.
The Washington times., 1922-12-29

A license has been issued here
for the marriage OF Miss Rosemary
Never and Isaac NJ. Capayos. both
Of Washington.
The Washington times., 1922-12-29
MARYLAND BARS
DISPLAY Of
1928 TAG
State Officer at Mt. Rainier
Ordered to Arrest
vioIators.

MT. RAINIER. Md, Dec. 2s.-
State Road Officer d. F. Bowman.
who has been stationed In Brent
wood. Mt. Rainier and Hyattsvifle to
prevent violations of the State auto
mobile laws. announced last night
that all State officers had orders to
arrest motorists who displayed their
1928 Maryland tags before Monday.
January /. Under the Maryland
law. these tags cannot be used until
the first of the year. The District
of Columbia permits the displaying
of 1923 tags prior to the new year.
Work on the firehouse for Brent
wood will be started tomorrow after
noon by members of the volunteer
fire department. Chief G. l. Sipes
will be in charge. II was decided to
start the work tomorrow. as the ma.
jority of the members of the depart.
ment are employed by the Federal
Government and will have half-holi-
day tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1922-12-29

Judge Robert T.. Joyce's drive on
reckless motorists has proved effec.
The Washington times., 1922-12-29

Miss Miriam Talbot. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. w. Talbot
entertained at dance at the
Montgomery Country Club here
Wednesday evening.
The Washington times., 1922-12-29

Every 2Pans Suit and Overco plainly marked Look the tags
25-and the price Positively eancut
ing the latest e-he
quality today while the assortment is ageyou regret 1t II
don't!
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-28
TALK or THE TOWN

! New Years greeting cards at Cum
mings & Lewis. adv
Discount of % per cent on holida,
il stationery and dolls at Martins Bool
store. adv.
/ Nav Years ball, WiIliamstowl
grange hall, Friday, Dec. 20; Landi'
orchestra.-adv
! Maurice Dewar Of Hartford, Conn
has returned to that city after passin,
u short visit with his brother, r. w
Dewar, local ticket agent.
1 Even chronic cases Of rheumatism
yield to Rhenma's power. says f. A
Drown, the druggist. Ii it doesn't
help, your money Il returned adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker Of
| Hooker avenue left to-day for Mont
real, being called there by the death
Of the formers father, John Walker,
The annual meeting OF the yincitia
club will be held tonight, Dec. IS
Election of officers Luncheon will be
served Saturday night as usual. adv
Stenographer wanted---one having
knowledge Of bookkeeping viii be Civ
en- preference. Give references. Apply
by letter to -. NJ. j." care Times Of
fice.-adv.
Mrs. Rosa Brusa of 27h Granite
street left late Tuesday evening for
Italy, where she will make several
months visit, with the possibility Of
remaining there.
Special sale: Ladies' winter coats.
These have not been picked over. A ma
jority of them delivered us Dec. 26 by
American Express Go. Latest styles
and colors and lowest prices. Sadlier,
10 Keith avenue adv
A daughter, weighing eight pounds,
was born this morning at Cottage hos
pital, Woodsville, N. H., to Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean M. Brock of Wells River.
Mrs. Brock before her marriage was
Miss Gladys Devinger Of Newbury. Mr..
Brock il the son Of Il. G. Brock Of this
city.
Twenty five dollars in bills laid cold
and unprotected on the snow of Nelson
street all of Tuesday night, and there
they still laid when William Nelson
came along Wednesday morning. Mr..
Nelson could scarcely believe his eyes
when he saw the mute appeal Of the
roll of bills, telling him Of their UNI
protected state after cold night; but
Mr.. Nelson was not long in putting the
bills into warm enclosure, which hap
pened to be his pocket. Later in the
day, when The Times appeared on the
streets, Mr.. Nelson perused the lost
column and, within short order, finder
and owner were brought into close as
ISOLATION, and the money was turned
over to the owner, who happened to be
DR.. Howard H. Reid who. while pass
ing along Nelson street Tuesday night
had the misfortune to have the bills
pop out Of his pocket The incident il
here related because it was so unusual
in so many Of its features.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-28
TALK or THE TOWN

New Years cards at browns Drul
store.--adv,
New Years greeting cards at Cum
mings & Lewis adv.
Closing out all footwear at cost
price. Call at Pearl street. adv.
/ For plumbing aud heating call James
Mcleod, l23 Orange street. Tel. s23-W.
adv.
| New Years ball, Williamstowr
grange hall, Friday, Dec, 20; Iandi's
orchestra.-a adv,
Wanted: Bright young man over 81
years, permanent position in shoe store
Apply at Shea's Shoe store.--adv.
Young and old folks dance, Cobble
Hill grange hall, Friday. Dec. 20. Ad
mission, soc couple; extra ladies 25c.
Gauthier's orchestra. adv.
The annual meeting of the vincitia
club will be held tonight, Dec 20.
Election of officers. Luncheon will be
served Saturday night as usual. adv.
The Granite Savings Bank and Trust
Co., distributed thousands Of dollars to
members Of the 1921 Christmas club.
Join to-day and get your share in 1922.
adv.
Batteries should be we'll taken care
of during the winter. We are prepared
to give expert attention at reasonable
prices. Tel. no and We will call for
yours. Kelly 4 Nelson, Main street g.
rage. adv.
One can become as independent as
millionaire by owning the splendid
l3-acre farm just outside the city,
with fine house and barn, which we
are now offering. Level land, hard
wood floors in house, rs fruit trees,
garage, etc. Pleasant location, only
few rods to school, store, etc. Owner
leaving town and wants immediate
sale. Only S3,400. Might consider
cottage in exchange. See the d. A.
Perry Real Estate agency.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-28
TALK or THE TOWN

Get your package at the Barre DRUG
Co.'S package sale.--adv.
i A discount on all wool dresses al
Morse's, Montpelier. adv.
Charles Edison Of South Royalton wa,
in the city yesterday calling on friends
1 Pine balsam with menthol and eu-
calyptus for that cough, at Cummings
I & Lewis. adv.
Richard Allaire arrived in the city
yesterday from Springfield for few
days visit in the city.
Regular meeting of G. o. r. Thursday
Ito night at o'clock. Per order chief
ranger, Thomas HaAel.
| Everybody out to the Universalist
dance tonight in Quarry Bank hall,
CAROLS orchestra. adv.
Bright Star Rebekah lodge will hold
a special meeting Friday evening for
initiation. Supper at 8 o'clock.
Window vehtilators, fresh air with
out dust, snow, rain or germs. Sadlier,
outfitter, 10 Keith avenue.adv.
A handy man Do you need one for
odd jobs in carpentering, mending and
paintingY If so telephone f. e. Skin
ner, 206-W, Barre.-adv.
The annual meeting of the vincitia
club will be held tonight, Dec 26.
Election of officers. Luncheon will be
served Saturday night as usual.adv.
. We will call for your battery and
put it in winter storage. Expert at
tention at reasonable prices. Kelly 4
Nelson, Main street garage. Tel. ITO.
---adv.
Miss Julia Stockover, q junior at Mt.
Holyoke college, left this morning for
Ticonderoga, N. Y, after spending a
few days with Misses Doris and Cor
lime Eastman of Wellington street.
Ralph Ellison of Salem, Mass, who,
together with his wife, has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. O. N. Canton, Of
Maple avenue, returned the early part
of the week to his home. Mrs. Ellison
viii remain here for week longer.
Egido Rulfo of North Main street,
proprietor of the North Barre garage,
is suffering from broken arm which
he received when a car which he was
attempting to crank suddenly back
fired, breaking the arm above the
wrist.
John Geals, former basketball star
at Spaulding, arrived in the city yes
terday from Battle Creek, Mich, where
he has been for the past few years Mr.. |
Geals has been acting as golf in
structor as well as coach for high |
school basketball five in that place
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Gard of Thanks.

East Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-28

A summons meeting Of Court Rob
Roy, No. Q, win be held Friday. Dec.
20, at O'Clock. Business, to elect a
physician. Every member is requested
to attend.--adv.
New Years ball, given by Council
Champlain, No. 253, Of Il. II. st. Jean
Baptiste d'Amerique, gymnasium hail,
upper Graniteville, Jan. |. Jacobs
orchestra FIVE pieces. Dancing to l..
Admission, sl.25 per couple. Extra
ladies, 25e Lunch served free adv
Notice: Special meeting Of local 423,
engineers union, will be held in gill
bert's hall Friday evening, Dec. 20, at
7 sharp. Business of Importance to
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-28
WEBSTERTILLE

L A summons meeting Of Court Rot
Roy, No. 6, viii be held Friday, Dec
20. at z O'clock Business, to elect a
physician. Every member is requested
to attend.--adv.
Notice: Special meeting Of local 423
engineers union, will be held in Gil
bert's hall Friday evening, Dec. 20, at
I sharp. Business of Importance to
every member to come before the meet
ing. Per order secretary.--sdv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-28
EAST BARRE

Notice. Special meeting Of local 423,
engineers union, will be held in Gill
bert's hall Friday evening, Dec 20, at
7 sharp. Business Of Importance TO
every member to come before the meet
ing. Per order secretary.-.adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-28

/ wish to thank the many friends
and especially the several orders for
the gifts, cards and other expressions
of kindness given me at Christmas.
They were all very much appreciated
Mrs. Lizzie M. Park.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-28

THURSDAY, DECEMBER %, 1922.
The Weather.

Heavy snow this afternoon and tor
night ana probably Friday morning;
colder tonight in New Hampshire and
Vermont; strong northeast and north
gales on the coast.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-28
Card Of Thanks.

| wish to express my gratitude to
the many friends who showered me
with postcards on my birthday, Dec.
"a. The thoughtfulness was deeply APP
preciated
Mrs. NJ. w. Aiken.
East Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-28
UNION DRY GOODS CO.

every member to come before the meet
ing. Per order secretary. adv.
Harold Carey left this noon for
Newport, r. L., having spent few
days furlough At his home.
Lemuel Halligan and jules Isabel
left Tuesday for st. Adams, where
they have employment.
Miss Alice Miles Of Hartford, Conn,
is spending the week here with rel
atiyes.
Miss Doris Morrison returned to
White River Junction Tuesday, having
spent the holiday here with relatives.
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sarho Ja s 49, E,t,h4 n: No. -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-28

Pine baisam with menthol and eu-
calyptus for that cough, at Cummings
4 Lewis.'-ady..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-28

'The day Of the Knight is here"
WHY'S Knight motor cars. adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
Goose Coslin Travelling
i'll Select Batting Glass
lEy AssocInted rr.ss.l

WASHINGTON, Aug. lO.-wash-
inSt"n baseball fans are watching
the m"t""ric rise To- batting power
OF Goose Goslin. lcft-ncid re-
crutt Of the local American
League team. obtained last year
from the Columbia ISouth Allan
tie l."nGu") club. Gnsiin today
waS among the leaders. with an
average Of .3ir
The Columbia recruit Joined
Clark Griilith's team at the fax
end of last season and showed
great promise. lie slumpcd badly
at the beginning OF this year;
was hcnchcd, then returned TO
the game ana suffered a broken
wrist Upon has recovery h. be-
gan terrific hitting streak which
TOOK him towards the top at "A
great pace. His average during
th" recent series with ST. Louis
was more than 600. including
many extra base hits.
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Ed PFE|FFER DROPS {
MATCH At ASHEv|lLE
Crawford Goes Into Scmilinals
by Defeating Louis
Vile Man.
by Associated prcxsI

ASHENlLLE. n, C.. Aug. lO.-play
In the third round of III. mems sim
giles was completed today, and two
or the four fuurth-rounG match.s
played d. G. Crawford. OF Rock
ifiii. ,. G.. went into the sern!fn,l,
by defeating Ed PfcHfcr. of Louis
vile. In thrilling match CD. lr
ia waiia Vivian AAnnkIsg. of Green
viile, Noa over Robert Aehnston. Of
Ashevilie: in another close battle,
81, GS. 6-l
romorr?w morning Frank owens.
NhoAElli". play 10 decide who Will
meet Crawford In tho scmlnnals.
iounE ware displayed the bcs, ten
Ky ot me Gay IN winning from J.. g.
round. o.. Ga. '6-s.
TN" other fourth round match. tho
winner 10 meet Manning in the semi
nhais. Is between Esnvud Phelps, OF
.reW orleans. and John VI Alien Jr,
ot knoxville. Allen is cxpoctnd to
nn" IN" Louisiana veteran "a hard
SharinSky. cf Louisville In IN. ,hird
i"und IN straight sets 81 Ct Sna
naisJy !" IN. second, round. clint
Gi,Srs, iunt Of atlanta. the
maEn'st ranking player In. the tour
In the mems doubles the .cco,d
i I.n,i, was c1mpict"d. anh Bruns and
Ihlrd-r"nnd match. defeating Ken
n"dy and Lee of Augusta G "a
AFTER putting out caldwcll ana dram,
OF Atlanta. in the second round. G.i'
othcr 'avorites, Hobart and cove
~ Ath"H!llc Grant and smith az
Atlanta; Ar,crburn ana rfcinor ~
,'.n'SNitI" and Hunt aud owens, or
Atlanta. all came through
III the second round Of tn. ,vouou's
Slheirs outside tho upset OF Misc
L"wndeS defeat everything was in
order, Miss Htha.yu I.scndro Of
&c" orleans. the champion. ,cfca,
me MISS Annie Ford, of Fla, norIe
~: % Miss Fay Morgan. 81 Knox
VIE defeating Miss Frances lam,
SION. or NShcNiil". SO. G.l ,,rd tpa
,att"rs mother winning over Nj.
frank Ford. OF Charleston. In Iowa
Mrs Robert Johnston furnished d,
Suipiisc by winning from Mrs Kan,
zen tph"rtspn. also ~ NshnyFIl, ID,
IN" S"Wlnntl~. ca. ga. nrt.r IN. Ia,
,,r mao defeated Miss In,yrd,s
NilSS'S Morgan and I.rg"udrc MAY ~,
lhe "th"r Scm!ina!s match TOMORROW
FIRST round In mixed 1op.lo,
"'h rt'h To-Day ana Mas CONNECTED -
''rt ior two matches and ON, -,
MHi'h darkness put AN cid Mis-.
fth.!Nn i."r"udro and i.stnoud ph,',..
"l NrW Orleans. easily vpu ,,..t
match with Miss ,;rarc ,rry,nI,,,..r
Hnd .Iohn NJ Allen, Ir. Of kuoxy.l!c'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11

Nocl, who was Released bv OIdriuu
~ MS own request. worked against
them I" solitary run. hut with
l'lchm"nd playing air-tiEht bail he
hind Lewis. the Colts were VicturS
IN the ilrst game of the series bring.
ing the record for the week TO three
wins IN four starts. and II totai OF
ten victories in last fourteen games
played.
feet score in the field Yesterday. Co
miSkry accepted nine chances
THOMPSON SIN, Ararou one and Lewis
tour; Tw" double plays We're work ed
Eight double plays in the last
eleven games gives an Indication Of
now the Colt iniicld is performing.
Fast time was made in the games
a. N"rtolk and Newport News In
Tart"wn tn" enlargement MAS over in
IN WhiI" across the pond ;hr spct-
work. that. Fred WcStcrvclt is he
ing highly compiimcntcd for the way
he handled the last Norfolk series.
game III Norfolk during the series
providing the pitchers promised bv
Washington show up. Euhe has his
new man scheduled for Il trv.out to-
for saturday, with Driver or Elm
ncSan I" handle the other scttu. Bu;
oidrinG does not favor overtime w!:h
ms hoNmen IN their present shape
Three Of tho hurlcrs have pitched
air tight ban in the last three DAYS
ana. with the possibility OF relief IN
sight. the Colts look the mos. danger
Gus team on the circuit.
Recently the owners Of the Column
lila team Of the Sally League threw
tn" gates open TO all Corners and ! On0
quests responded 10 the invitatipn
i'ut IN" home team losing, il Lot an
awful ra2Hing.
STANLEY Rigbcc. an oil m :.
favoritc here. will I've one of the
arhiters I'm the church iiillTakola
clash tomorrow afternoon Ia will
be teamed with Fat Moore
Incidentally. there promises TO I've
good baseball game here today
For those interested. the victor viii
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tou,inu"d ON seventh I'agc.
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- WIN FROM TARS AS BUILDERS ANNEX TOP POST7TO
MarathomColf Is Costly.
Spokane Man Decides

SPOKANE. AcE. 10. Marathon
golf costs NOR" than running u
hich.priccd automobile. according
10 Arthur Nclru:h, who played
sixteen times around the Spokane
down river golf course Monday.
and who intends To try to set Il
national record ia long distance
GOLF when h" gets rested up. Vel
EnthS actual expenses Monday
not counting the four raw eggs
the pint ut cream aud other food
he consumed 10 produce energy
for the feat. wor" $l2-25 cents
per round at The course. 81: caddy
hire, 81. two golf balls. 81 This
runs I" about 80 cents a mile. as
N"iSEih walked probably thirty
tive miles during the game.
lncidcntally the caddy al the
Monday session spent Tuesday in
bed. saying that as much as ~
loves golf he would not choose
such persistence for a steady dict
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11

bases u. O;riiiith Sacrifices IIollo-
cher Terry poubl" plays Olson to
SS.rhnh'ndi Johnston 10 Olson to
S|hnhnHi. L"ft on haSeS-Chicaco
10. lir""klNn. =. Bases on halls-otl
haui mann ! on Steulaud. !; of
Jones. !. OF MamawN. !. on Murray.
). NiIaGil "Ut-hy Vance 3 IiitS
IN" fnurth, on St"uland. > in /. nu
Zones IN I. on Vance. I in = or
M"mAuN. none ia .. OF Murray. IN
iit by pitcher hy I<aufmann
',,rh.rry ANA vance,. In St"ulamd
lnS pitcher -k:tufmauu. l'mpircs
H'ntoIIr and klCm. Timn -
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philn dcIpl,ln.

'''''''' ''' i'HfN III f3S " ~.
TRAN for Fletcher in ninth.
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BAN Has No Favorite
Wall for His Homcrs
IEv United News.l

NEW YORK. Aug. l0.-Bahc
iuth remains the all-around
h"me-run champion. having no
iaNorite wall over which to drop
his mighty slams.
ON tn. YankS' Western trim
Ruth made six homcrs two in St.
Louis. on" in Chicago. one in
cleveland ana two in Detroit. In
fact. only six Of his twcnty-one
h"mcrS wcr" made at the Polo
Grounds. He has hit one or more
this season in every park in the
league except Washington
Ken Williams. with thirty
homcrs. made twcnty-nvc Of them
in St Louis. ana Rogers Hornsby,
'!tA twenty eight. has made
nineteen in 81. Louis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
RICHMOND BALL CLUB
SALE NOT RATIFIED
BUT BRADLEY QUITS
Directors Decide Refuse Offer of Grass and Ebcl but
Appoint Sam Dorset as Temporary Secretary
and Business Manager.

Ratification of the
mona baseball
businc
corporation Appointment
Meeting in the
the
on TO reject the offer Mr. franchise win
option OF Island
o the only paid official then the con
audited to show
Il
by
rass and H. L. Eb" had been in charge weeks
rginn one OF the principal stockholders
''''''S
L'umin Sny.n
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ROBINS SWAMP CUBS


RhppkLSN, AUG. 10 After l"sinS
tn" nrSt two Or three games 10 Chi
rnso, RrooklNn swampcd the Cubs.
]" I" ! ia tn" last gam" at tn" So
ti"S ~ tn" fourth, Brooklyn made
three hits on kaIfmanu and 'ir,. "n
Sl"Uiau1 for ton runs Vance re
tired alter allowing Chica", four
scattered nits la hvc innings Tho
Chicago run earn" in the NINTH nr'
Jim Murray. southpaw. formerly Of
syracuse University. Scorr:
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Eight double plays in the las;
eleven games gives an indication of
now the Colt iniicld is pcrforming
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
C|NCY TAKES FULL SET
OF FOUR FROM GIANTS
Champions See Clear Water
Between Them and St.
Louis Cards.
Try Associated rress.l

NEW YORK. Aug lo-Cincinnati
made it three straight from the New
York Nationals today, winning. : To ..
scott was knocked out in the seventh.
when a Cincinnati batting rally weld
g" iunr runs. pauhert hit a home
IN INTO the righi-held bi.aChcrS in
this inning with TWO on. base. S,orr,
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RICHARDS ELIMINATES
GOLDEN GATE STAR
I Ny AssocLalod rrc.s-l

SOUTHAMPTON. Aux. 10 3Vi,cn,,
I,IIhafn> national junior tennis
champion. eliminated Howard Kin
icy; "i California, from the Meadow
lup invitation singles tournament
,,n"hE winning HIS way into mo semi
hhnIS Tn. scnr" WAS 81 Ia.
h"h"rt kiuS"y, Of California. do
i,,at.n FRANCIS + Hunter. az New
i'"th'I'. national indoor champion.
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defeated carl Is. Fisher. ~ FhiIad.i,
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