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that is. arc the victims OF appetite
wet" regardless Of his attitude on
economic questions. while the advo-
Gates ot prohibition are Interested I'm
many subjects and are not always
willing to allow their vote to be de-
iorminod by tho attitude Of the can
didatc on the liquor question. While
II Is highly probable that the drys
VIII have two-thirdS ma jority in
the next Congress. as they have had
in the three preceding Congresses
II is not wise to take anything for
granted on To permit the prohibition
cause To bc lost by default The
friends Of the home and Of law en-
forc"mcnt should he as earnest in
their support of the amendment and
the NolStcad law as the enemies of
prohibition are In opposing them.
In the meantime. those who rejoice
over the nations emancipation from
the saloon should aid In the cultiva-
zion of 1t total abstinence sentiment
which, after all. is the guarantee Of
TN" success of prohibition. The law
must Ice enforced in the United STATES
and then our country will bc in 20.
"iti"n I" lead in the abolition Of the
saloon throughout the world. When
entered this fight ] had no Thought
mat prohibition would come in my
lifetime: but we have Travelled so fast
ana Ion" so far that | now h.ii"vr
mat within two decades th.r. will
not be an open saloon under tho flag
Ot any of tn" great nations of tho
world. Alcohol AS "A beverage is
o"om"d-thc greater the ma jority re-
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Even Careful
CaIOmeI Users
are Sa|ivated
Very Next Dose Of Treacherous
Drug may Start Trouble

Calomel Is dangerous. 1t may .ali-
'atc you and make you suffer tear
fully from soreness OF gums ten der
ness Of jaws and teeth. swollen
tongue and excessive saliva drlOblinx
from the mouth. Don't trust calo-
mel. IL Is mercury: quicksilver.
II you feel biiioUs headachy. con-
stipatco and all knornrd out. lust so
/" your druggist and get IA bottle OF
Dodson's Liver Tone for few cen,s
which is harmless vegetable sub
stitite FOR dangerous ca!Omrl Take
spoonful and ~ 1t doesn't start your
i'tr ana straiSh,-n YOU w Sctte.
and quicker than nasty caiomcI and
without making you sick. you Just
60 back and Get your money.
II you take calonc! today you'll no
Dick and nauseated tomorrow: ne
sides. II may salivatc you, while II
you take Dodsons Liver Tone you
vii! wake up feeling great No salts
necessary. Give II To tho children
because II Is perfectly harmless and
cannot salivate.-Adv
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YALE CLUBS
ARRANGE MEETING
Try Associated Press ]

COLUMBIA. S. C.. oct. 2l-A meet
ing OF the Southern Yalo clubs will
he held at Hotel kirkwucu. a, Cam
den. December 7-6 inclusive. i, was
announced here today by Edward W.
N"pertSoh. columbia. president OF the
organization. Tie organization in
ciud"S Yale alumni from MARYLAND
l" Texas. Invitations have been
sent chief Justice William Howard
Tatt and Or. Arthur r. IaaIev. for
ucr president o; Yale University
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

Even sick child loves Ihe ".ruitv"
taste of "Caliinrmid Fig syrup II
me Iittle tongue Is coated. or If your
chiIu Is lIStl.sS. cross. tcvcrish. fall
Of cold or has collie. give a tea.
spo riui To cleanse the liver and
bowels In a few hours you can see
for yourself how thoroughly II works
all u" constipation poison. sour bile
ana waste out Of the bowels. and you
have we'll. playful child again.
Millions OF mothers keep "Califor-
MA Fig syrup handy. They know
t-asro"nful TODAY saves ii sick child
tomorrow. Ask your druggist FOR
genuine California Fig syrup" which
has directions for babies and children
OF all ages printed on bottle. Mother!
You must say "fnlifornin" or you
may set an imitaiion nE syrup.-Adv.
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Wet Newspapers Charged
With Misrepresentation of
Present Situation.
ny william Jennings ir.nn.

VIII representation I'll
D,,
RESENT Situdttoii.
Uy W'iIiInm Jennings Hr,nu.
(CopyriEht, 1922. nv tho Wheeler SYN.
dlca,c Irr)
The enforcement Of mo eighteenth
amendment prcscu,s an .utirclv NOW
iss,c w l4y ys I,,,,,.sr,ys No,
than 100 vcars AGO Icr.rs,,, ,,.,,la,.s
scoij.srcrs. Ga ~. v.,,j ~ ~. 80,
rIo 10 lao m. tr,j.,ro,,,.I ,,,,,.i,t..
Of republics. from which ihcr. Is
no apueai cxccu, TO fore. tho nr,u-
.ipl. Of dcspott,r, EVERY american
s,staspt.r .,,.r ,bn. Az a,v.,, 20
~. n,.s,.,, .,,,c Ne iri,r
u,,i,srsrv. IA, 49,. ,,r,r.,,nl,
nur rny,,rrr,r. XII nt,,i.. ~.
,.corr.iz,s 4, W. hays bo6 same
,.,,. rrn.I ,r.,t..,,.i,i ..,,,.,s h.,
,n ,rs..ar yrbi.b IN. ,,nm I'M ,'a
,,,,t.- rn,,- ,,5.,,r,. d., ,..,..,,,
I'M syc....r,,l na,,y ,ro n,nn.f,i,r
a,,,,f,..,5 ir ma, ,,.Ii az ~ r..rl.
.xnr,.s.5 ~ ,nlls mr.. DIns.
t,'.f,rs u.li ,,,.,,
'hr'" N"'""'" instances
In 1876 Governor Hayes the Re-
publican candidate for president
was ,l"CtC! by one majority ia the
electoral college. and that onc ma
!ority was made up OF electoral votes
given % the Republican candidates
ny ;hc decisions Of the electoral con-
mission. every important question be
ms decided ty a vote OF eight to
seven The Democratic candidate
had a popular plurality Of something
like quarter Of million. and yet,
rs the Republican CaUd,da;c had So
cured an electoral majority accord
Ing TO the Constitution, the Demo
Gratis ucquicsCcd.
Eight wears later. President Clcvc-
land was elected hv a narrow mar
rir I'M. vo,. Of tho star. OF %.w
York Being necessary To his sue
,ass ANA \cw Yarl, w,r, Democrats.
.y less than 200 votes. !; was :,
NANNY margin ANA yn, ,be K.nuh-
ltcar. urout.sccd and turned ;h,,
government over To IN. Democrats
for me FIRST rim. after tho war
In 1916. woodrow Wilson was r.,
elected nv a narrow margin i'm tn,
electoral college. although he had :,
uonuIar plurality Of abou, 500. 600
m. yo;, I'm The electoral college was
so clos. TIA. the yo;. of Caliror.
min was Unnecessary to IN. success Of
III. rc-,ocr.-b, randiuatr and II
viii h. remembered Inn, TN, final
result OF Califoruia's vote was not
announced for several DAYS after tho
election. As matter OF fact. the
ucpuhlicans were SO sure tina, they
l,,G vvp,, tb., ,h.y Jjl ,4nSid.r,ll,
coIohr,tirr ON m. nirh, Of ;h,. .lor-
ZION; the Democrats celebrated when
mo conpls;,d returns showed tina,
pr.sid.r,t Wilson ho1 carried cali
fornia nv a small majority.
would ike 10 believe that we
won ,hat election entirely upon the
strength of our arguments. for |
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corded against IL this fan tho sooner
will tho world he free from the curse
Of drink
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SMASHING RIGHT
PUTS KID" AWAY
Fight in London Lasts Elk.
actly 2 Minutes Is
Seconds.
CRIES OF '-FOUL" HEARD
Twelve Thousand Hiss the
Frcnchman as He Leaves
the Ring.
CRIES OP ~FOUL" HEARD
ny Unltcd VEL

LONDON. May Il-wi,h smash
ing right hand punch on tho Jaw as
.hcy broke out OF tunch. In tho
mrs; round. Georges Carpenter. light
heavyweight; champion or the world.
knocked OUT Ted Kid Lewis. his wei
Gr"eteht challenger. amid rio,ous
nn,Cfy or Foul fOul," from a crowd
OF 2,Oeo people. in the Olympic Arena.
ne great crowd seemed 10 he
KEN The y So ID. ., snGdsPps.s Kim
80, iaiormed sport experts had been
I''tcrating FOR two weeks that Lewis
courageous and clever boxer. was
s!Nlhi! no match for Tn. biz; Frcnoh-
man also ono OF the clcvercst box
proven knockout punch.
As IN" count progressed. however.
IN Laws on his back, the sportln.
T'nst!rd at Carpenters method ~
landing the Knockout, ana the
re"nhman. FOR the .hrst time In all
public. was boocd ana hissod ~ n"
l"fi the ring for his drc4sIi-- Dom
ACCOMPANIED by his manager Fran
co.'s DcScamps.
The crowd objected 20 Carpcut.er's
having struck Lewis as thct parted
from clinch Under tho rules ~
boxing In Great Britain tho breal,s
p"htler shot out has rirh; Ia in
straight. s"irt blow pr"uigcl. u Inc
point 81 the chin aud Lewis stop
n"d bac. At The referees command.
Break
II the blow actually va. FOUL. IA.
referee either missed or overlooked
tie '"CtniCdl4ty however for NJ. look
no action. and bets were paid on ola
the h"sIs OF a tnookoIt IN ;he Ags,
Lewis began the agh, vim ru.h.
Erencl'mhn into defensive pOs!,!ou.
But CARPENTER locked Lswis's arms
ana the referee ordered them 30
Lewis ,he, sen, couple Of lish,
His right Carpenter did not appear
To be bothered by III" blows
Lewis Vas working AT top speed
" I'm the obvious object OF moving
20" rapidly 70 be caught bY Curp"u-
uerS deadly right. again they
warning both lighters Almost I'M
incdia;ely they went into a third en-
brace and on this brcak-away tho
knockout plunkcd against the rod
Is IDS unprotected Jaw. nopping him
cold on the canvas.
Lewis weighed in below tho weight
OF - pounds. stepping on the scales
IA his street clothes without budging
The arm Carpenter was JGst i7J
pounds in his ring toys.
Tn" Official time OF the light was
> minutes. Is seconds
Jack Dempsey was at the ringsidr
"a spectator. He was introduced
10 Prince Henry before the ring was
cleared. and the fgn.rrs were sent
away on their bricf career OF cliach-
ing and ciouting.
Experienced amateur and profess
the knockout blow was not delivered
under foul conditions.
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SINGLES TENNIS TITLE
NARROWs TO 8 TEAMS
Loyola, Georgetown and Nir.
ginia Survive After First
Days Play.
-'inai Matches of FIRST Annual south
Atlantic iutrrrHiIct:iatr Tt~'-"'.y
Takes rlnce nj Country Ciub OF Nir-
rinin Tomorrow.

LovOla CUllrrr Of KDlrlunr.-
:cOrrptown l,niy.rsiiy or Wnshinr.
ION. d. c.. ana University of Etrginia
~eniaiu AS con,enders Tor Inc si5pIas
championships OF the n.st annual
south Atlantic intcrcollapinto tennis
-ournament nfter comnle;inn OF the
!rst DAYS matches Yesterday after
noon OF, the courts OF the Country
club of Virginia. These tennis viii
oattlc This morning in the scmiclnaIs
III the singles matches on tn" same
courts Toduy's matches viii start
at 10 4. NJ.
Prcliminaries and semiGnals in
doubles also will ,ukc nIac. today.
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock the
dmals In both s.nulcs and doubles Viii
he played on. Tonight "A conference
al the jefferson. with rrcsident
Mvrlck a. tho I-uft.i states lawn
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SON RONPS WAY FROM COLTS IN FIRST OF CONTESTS:
EORGES CARPENTER KNOCKS LEWIS OUT IN FIRST ROfJNJ
SILAS NEWTON TIES FOR LOW
MEDAL IN QUALIFYING ROUND
Richmond Golfer Has 70 at Baltimore, Being Even
With L. Is. Semans, of Uniontown Course
Unusually Fast.

{, BALTIMORE. MD. May lit II.
22Tenh,ahs; Jr.. OF the uniontown COLI
dopesiers a severe jolt In the quail
Ltyins round OF the Baltimore Country
ciups tenth annual Invitation golf
tournament. which got under way TO-
day with 100 PLAYERS ready 10 ~
their skill
Semans. father and son. came here
from the it'll" Pennsylvania town
practically unhcraldcd. and there
were Few who even dreamed that
either OF this Keystone State pair
would make the first sixteen How
ever. when the youngSter-Scman
y, Is barely. II a; ali. out of his
starters. turned in a card OF seventy
SIX; tying tn" mark hung up a short
Whiie before by :. NJ Newton. of the
country Club Of Virginia. he immc-
miately became the center OF an eyes
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SPIDERS VICTORIOUS
OVER FARMv|LLE team
University of Richmond Beats
Hampdcn-Sidney Nine,
6 TO ..
JOHNSON PITCHES NICELY
Han One Had Inning I'm Which yI.t
tor" score TWO Run>-Hrd and
hl"e f"'- "nmc Away IA SCth
Play Again This Aftcrnpop
JOHNSON

University Of Richmond took IN.
irst OF two-gnme series with
liampden- Sidney Mt Stadium Field
yesterday afternoon by Il scor. OF Il
10 z. Aside from one inning, the
second. when the Tigers jumped on
Johnson for double, trIplc and sin
gle In succession. the big boy pitched
winning ball. having fine control
throughout.
After making tho Shore 10 Q I'm
their favor In the third by following
base on balls with two singles and
a sacrifice ny. the Red and blue nut
the contest on ice In the sixth with
'hrrc h'ts In row behind II ilcldcr's
choice. Otis spectacular catch Of
Bcrgcr's long hy ending the frame
In" two teams play again this h.-
i"rnoon on stadium, Field At O'Clock.
Sh"ad ana Patterson VIII be the Sp!-
dcis' battery. while .lthrr lltc 80,
buchanan w!ll pitch. and Dudley
gatch. for tho 1'Ipcrs
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Gerald Russell. Of Walton Heath,
London. cume closest TO Semans and
Newton Russell had seventy
seven. Had IL not been that he drove
into the stream on the fifteenth hole
for seven. the British entry might
sun he IN the money. for Newton
negotiated that hole IN five and Sc.
mans in six
The court was in fine condition and
the greens very fast. only four men
broke eighty. The long heavily
trapped course, recently rcmodeIcd
proved great test Of golf
Other Richmond golfers turned In
the following scores
S. Thomas III. Scales. 81. Ashbv
Jones. ~. and W u. Davis. ~
Newton drew Max Mars;on in tho
lover bracket for the frs; match
round MarSton shot AN S3 today.
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CADETS TAKE MEASURE
OF Y. =. |. SLUCGERS

RI.ACKSBrRG VA. May il.--vir-
GINA Military Institute defeated Nir-
Sin!a Tech . TO here to-day In "A
Eama that was II pitching duel FOR
eight innings.
Smoke" Harrclson. working FOR
tho locals. pitched high pressure ball
until the ninth frame Tn 10 This
time the Flying Cadets had landed
only seven men on the sacks and had
been held TO i've binElcs
Washington College plays here Fri
day and Saturday.
Score by innings: r. H. y
V. NJ. !. ....... 900 600 iO5--s u i
Tech .......... geo uio OoO-l . o
batteries: NuRcnt and Pack lIar-
rc!son: Myrick and Callahan. I'm
pirc -'ir!i!in.
oTrI,.u sponrs p,c, r,,,p.r,.,,I
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SILVER TROPHY GOES
TO RICHMOND ENTRANT

SUFFOLK. VA. May IA half
mil" run with representatives from
Richmond Suffolk. Norfolk and
Portsmouth competing was won here
;his afternoon by Sandy Powers. OF
Richmond. who heat Smith. Of Ports
mouth, by foot. The time for tho
event was . minutes 63-5 seconds
Wills. OF Norfolk, WAS third
Powers won silver loving Gun
for finishing first In front OF seven
other entrants. silver and bronze
medals went 10 the second ana third
place men. Dale. Of Suffolk. who
beat Powers in Richmond, was out
claSscd today.
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IRAN for Leslie In eighth
l3attcd FOR Belts in eighth
iButted Tor Kaufman In seventh.
sBattcd for Freeman IN eighth
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DOAk HAS HARD LUCK
lRy Associated ncssl

ST. LOUIS. May ll.-Rill puak held
u" champion Giants to on" hi, today.
IN" Cardinals winning. to @. The
lone hit was made by Bancroft in
has first time nj bat. when he placed
a perfect hunt AGAINST the first-ha
l!ne. TWO years ago Doak WAS rob
bed OF no-hit game on y similar
play. lie has never hui. ed a no.
hit contest.
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CITY'S PREP TITLE
AT STAKE TODAY

Richmond's prep school baseball
championship will be settled this af-
ternoon when the John Marshall
High Schoo! team plays McGuirc's
University School nine at Boulevard
Field The game will begin at
O'clock.
Crouch probably will pitch for tho
MnS hallitcS. with JorG doing the
hurlinE for the Byrd Park team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
URBAN FABER BEATEN
BY NEW YORK YANKEES
Lucky Break in Seventh Inn-
ing Gives Gotham Team
Victory
IBy .Associated Press-

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE New
York Yankees made IL three out of
Tour from Chicago, winning the last
game OF the series. / 10 /.
Both Jones and F'aher pitched We'll
and the New Workers won by reason
OF lucky break in the seventh in
ming. With two out. Schans on third
ana Jones on second. Mcclellan
INJURED high inheld ily by Few ster.
both runners scoring.
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PHILADELPHIA 5HOVES
CUBS TO FOURTH PLACE
Wilhelm's Team Beats Chi
cage, While Pirates and
Cards Win.

CHICAGO. May ll.-Chicago drop
ped from second 20 fourth place to
day. when Philadelphia took ten
inning game. II to .. while ST. Louis
ana Pittsburgh won. Walkers sin
gle with the bases filled In tho last
inning. r"sul; or Knees wildneSs.
game.
The score:
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ASHER BESTS HOWARD
AT BILLIARDS. % TO 81

Howard champion three cushion
player of Richmond. was defeated by
Asher. - 10 Fl, in the thrcc-cushion
tournament at tho Newport Billiard
Academy last night Cntu the for
'icth inning. Howard and Asher were
neck ana neck. \ run OF three in
the for,i"th frame gave Howard a
shade the best Of the argument. the
score in the ht;icth inning being :;
Howard, -; Asher. u. In the next
OF three ana "a single. passing his OPP
pOEcnt py "a single point. Howard.
after this gained one additional point.
although b" missed a number Of shots
by narrow margin. Both howard
ana Asher had three for high run:
Asher had two runs OF three and
three runs OF two. and Howard had
on" run Of three and four runs OF
two. i.;zer and Sharp Will meet to-
night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
'Hatt.d for Walters in ninth.
NE.ttrN COR W. Collins in ninth.

Score by innings: r.
Detroit ........... COZ OiO 02O-5
Boston .......... no 600 OUl-3
summary Two-base hIis-Ccbb.
Jones lueau, w collins. i.eihold.
Sacritir-s ~ Jones. Foster. Double
plays Clark 10 R!gn.y 10 Blue. w
Collins I" huEa9 20 Burns. Left on
:. struck out by Johnson. !; BY
Stouor. 5 by W Collins. 1. Hits
OF johnson Ia INNINGS none out
In third1 of Stoncr. : in . innings.
Winniu. ri'rhcr- Sioner. tmpires-
ChUI, walsh ana owens. Time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
'Baltcd for Lansing Ia seventh.
IBattcd FOR SrhNtOu IN ninth.
sDattcd for POWELL IN ninth.
incIiIiinti.

Ford Thrcc-b base hits--chveney,
Daubert. Sacrifices - Southworth
90. HarEravc. Double plays-iiar-
per and Caycney: Ford and Hoike.
Triple play-Kopf 10 Ford TO iio!kc 10
O'Ncill. Left on bases-Boston. .;
cincinnati. :. Bases on balls-oif
Watson. !: Off Ocschser. !; or Ac :
/. on Kixey. ]: off Braxton. !. Struck
uut--ty Watson. l. by Couch. ! by
Rixcy. . His--off Watson, in %;
III OcSchger. 3 in %, of McQuil-
Ian. In Ia: of Lansing, in
? ia. off Couch. in Ia: Off RiXcy,
: in : "a, OFF BraXton. in ?. Hit
ny pitcher-hy McQuilian niar-
gravc) rasscd hall-O'Ncill. Win
ming pitchcr-RiXcy. Losing pitcher
-Oeschgcr Empires, QuSlcy and
Moran Time FOG.
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saints" WILL. PLAY
DINWIDDIE NINE

St Christopher and Dinwihd AG
TiCu!tur" High School viii meet on
The baseball diamond this afternoon
on ST cnristOphcr's Field e, West
hampton. The game Will begin at
Z ~. Both teams have played well
this schson and the contest should
30 a fast one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
INDIANS. ); MACkS. I

t1E Associated !'r"SS.
PHILADELPHIA. IN. May ll.-S"
wells humc ran followed by card
r"r double. Wrods singi" ana
o'\ciil's sacrifice. CAV" Cleveland TWO
runs In the eighth inning and q 5-to-
victory over Ihiiadclphia today IN
tn" aUai gam" OF the series.
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q new TW|RLERS
RECEIVE MAUL|NG
Wilson Takes Game BY lotto
5 Score, Making Seven,
teen Hits.
RAMOS AFTER RECORD
Cuban Oulfeldcr Has Hit
Safely in Las, Fifteen
Games.

Thompson and Townsend. two
pitchers obtained By the Richmond
Colts from the Charleston club. in the
South Atlantic Association. were
given warm reception on their in!-
tial appearance in this city yeSter-
DAY afternoon, when the Wilson Bugs
nf three contests at Mayo Island
Park. The aforementioned warm re-
ception was furnished by tn" Wilson
batters, who slUgE"d ,hcfr team TO a
1O-io-5 victory over the Colts.
With his pitching stan in :. weaken
ed condition. Boyd Keller. manager
pro TEN. Of the local '"a.m. trottpd
Thompson 10 the mound Immediate
Townsend. as well as Noel. Of Chat
tanoogn. all reported Yesterday
Thompson worked two and one-third
innings. being retired with The score
standing la O, ia favor of tn. Bugs
ana three men on the bases. lie was
touched for siN hits.
Townsend Uctirc> Side.
To step Into the box and he con-
trontcI with a situation So h as that
which, tsced Townseud. 5 augth:ns
y he the man Of the hour though
for he retired the sid" on quick
T a. plsy himselt 70 Heating 10
M s.es, tefiy re,urnel 10 The
sized Thursday CROWD.
Townsend showed excellent form In
four and twO-th!rGs Of the SIX and
two. ihirds Innings lie worked. but
eighth chapters was Sin and a
shame Those posky Bugs scored
Tour times III tn. sinh and twice in
the eighth Said S.x runs. coupled
. with the four previous markers. were
quite sufficient 20 bring victory to
The team from the old North state.
4 brief resume Of The afternoons
happenings brings 10 Eight the fact
that rom NlaFke has a terrible
e WI 81 m@aiSr: ,spor7tins ne
Forty Legal times did the visiting
:eam's hitiers step 10 the home plate.
and seventeen times they connected
safely with the offerings OF tho TWO
pitchers from Charleston Two nome.
runs, two ihrec-bnsc hits trio Ok
doubles and ten singles ucticd VIII
son it's ten runs. Ramos and Cayu-
naugh helped the Bugs 10 win. each
contributing an error.
Colts nakc Eleven Hits
AEAsnS; this terrific maUliug The
so!'S Registered eleven HIS. winch
coupled with an error by Miller gave
:hem ave runs They scored two runs
=, ,ro M 1s,,i ihird on s.ng,s by Ramos
single. y double by Ramon AND an
Z >thtl two-basc hit by Shannon gave
Z :6e zeal team 4 run in the Nfth. 1lr
/ .ast Two runs made by Rich'ront
.clders' choice Townsend's inacll out
md single hy Ramos.
The hlu.rc % Ramos, was Tho out
both teams. He landed for four HIS
N I'VE times up ami mow has hi; safe
ia hficcn consecutive contests
"Sine Aragon returned to the
more than week. dge 10 AN injured
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lIuyIlpticu-NI,Inex

lmivcr. OF Richmond Zoe o0a o0x-s
t!ainHdcn- Sidney 49,. o20 600 GHO-2
summary: Three base h.t--Duii.y
TWO base hits--Towi!l. Ionca. Car-
ter Sacrifice bunt.--Bcrgcr SAN
tcrs sacrifice Nics -Sucad. . stolen
n"s.r -Sn'"d Patterson. IUturv
Double play fray to Jones struck
uut--by Johnson 2 by Garter 4
Base on balls-hy johnson. !. oar.
tcr Hit by Johnson IDay). VIA
pitch"s-cart"r. Passed balls-Dud-
icy Lot on --t'nivcrsliv 81
Richmond 10. iiampdru-S .du.y.
Time OF game, zoo. empire, Ivald-
bauer
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Detroit Mt New York.
st. Louis mt PhIIndclphin.
Chicago at Boston.
Cleveland nj Washing tim
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New York ..........O 900 600 600
st. Louis ........... QVU 600 u2.-2
summary: Two-base hits -. Mo
Henry. Toporccr. stolen haSc-Smith
Sacritce-Doak. Double plays-Stock
Toporccr and Fournior. Left on bases
New York. 3; 81. Louis, 3. Base on
halls-of poak. e. Struck out-by
Dnak. 2. Day and Hart
Timc-l:40.
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TARHEELS TAKE LEAD

ROCKY MOUNT. y. C. May IL
Driving Manning from the mound and
ninG.' tho Taarhc@iis defSated Ports :
mouth. ~ 10 !. this afternoon. and
as result. sprarr back into tho Viz
=inia League leadership.
TN, score.
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Rock. Niount
y Mount .....iO0000 0x-lG

IVItNINV.TII ---.-.---- v n " 7 J U ] u" 7
summary Homo run Narlcski.
Thrcc.has" hils-iia Bates. Two hase
III Winston calder. +. Walker 90.
VIM Gnos"iror. stolen hasc-E ia
ShauE Left on bases Portsmouth
.; ROCKY Mount .. Double plays
Voter Z" Rooney; GooSctr"" 20 Allen
10 Rooney Fred 10 Winston 80 Swa-
Gina; calder t. -. Walker to Swa-
Gina lli,s OF M,uulug. la "a. IF
500. iu l-&. III Fried IL BASES
ga balls of 500, ! of Fried 3
struck out by Manning 10y 500.
tmIir- ORTIZ