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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-27
BOY SCOUTS PAY
THEIR RESPECTS
TO K-PRESIDENT

Moline and East Moline Boy
Scouts and their friends to the
number Of 700 gathered at the Mo-
line high school last night to pay
tribute to the memory of Theodore
Roosevelt. the idol of scoutdom.
An impressive program was Civ
en-. Scout Harry Peterson gave a
short talk ON the life and achieve
ments of the ex-president. showing
how by determination and effort
he made himself strong man.
Scout George Haddad recited the
resolutions adopted by the scouts
national council in 1919 after
Roosevelt's death. The address OF
welcome was given by E. w. Wood
cock, president of the Moline coun-
Gil.
Troop S, East Moline, carried of
the honors both for numbers and
for noise. The noise was made
when each Of the troops in an
swering roll call responded with
the troop yell.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-27
CLOSE MEXICAN
CONSUL OFFICE
Order Issued ~ Protest Against
Ruling Of New York Courts
Against Mexico.

New York, Oct. 27.-The Mexican
consulate-general here was closed
today upon receipt of an order
from the Mexican charge d'affaires
at Washington, quoting instructions
from the Mexican government to
suspend business as protest
against a ruling by New York
courts against Mexico In suit
brought by the Oliver American
Trading company.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-27

-ls. SHrHAo.VV
1t was the idea of The Argus In
starting the fund that 1t should
provide at least $1,000 each for
Mrs. Green and Mrs. Miner. Over
half OF the amount has already
been raised. The balance should
be forthcoming within the next
few days. Policemen Green and
Miner sacrificed, their lives in de-
Tending the law-abiding people OF
Rock Island against an element
that had spread terror through the
city and had brought its name into
disrepute because Of the latitude
it had been allowed. You may leave
contributions at The Argus office
or mail checks payable to The Ar
gus Policemen's Fund The money
will be divided equally between
Mrs. Green and Mrs. Miner.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-27
BLAZE AT GROCERY
DOES $500 DAMAGE

Especial Moline SefVlcl.t
An ice box and goods stored in
the basement of the Fred Daebel-
liehn grocery store, 3431 Sixteenth
street, Moline, were destroyed by
fire Wednesday night. The loss is
estimated at $500.
While the firemen were at the
Daebelliehn blaze an alarm was
turned in at Fifth avenue and Fiji
y-fifth street, but this proved to be
false
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-27
EXHIBIT PAINTINGS
IN CHICAGO NOV. 2

Chicago, Oct. 27.-The 35th an
nual exhibit of American paintings
and sculpture will open Nov. 2 at
the Art Institute. approximately
300 exhibits will be shown.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-27
MAYOR FACES TRIAL.

Niles, Mich, Oct. 27.-Homer S..
Carr, mayor of Niles and candidate
for congress, was held for trial on
a charge of protecting gambling
houses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
STANDING al, eli
GOLF COMMITTEE ANNOUNCES
RULES TO GOVERN AMATEUR EVENT

-nispatch cha
h 70 follow the rules Of the L.
requests that
stroke tions
N the ordcr and the tmcsa
the committee They to
inc consider
be dsqual tion) "
The committee
ii
call OF
o
e can he
until
shot o "
of the
at
ditch left $ o
Out of bounds of
IS M.
omm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
DODGERS, Is; PIRATES, Ia
lBy Assoclatcd Press.l

RiicoKLYN, y. Y. June 2l.-
Brooklyn moved into third place to-
day. defeating Pittsburgh. Is 20 "a.
IN a game Of many hits and thrills.
INC Pirates made twenty hits
ana the Dodgers nineteen nine
pitchers taxing part. Rrooklyn
gained Il 0y"-run lead in the carly
innings. Pirates ticing IL up with
a ioHr-run rally in the eighth The
visitors next went ahead by two runs
IN IN" ninth. but the Dodgers tied Il
again. Rohwcrs home run and
Ho"ch 8 tally gave the Pirates an
other two-run Lead In the tenth. but
the Dodgers came back with three
an double, two errors. Two passes
ana q sarrihc" ny. or the forty-four
a!tS made hy Doth sides. SIX were
doubles thrr" were triples and one a
home run. 1t total Of ffty-nine bases.
Tho score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
c. H. BOXING MATCHES
SCHEDULED FOR TONIGHT
Veterans Invited to Attend as
Guests of Associa.
tiOn.

The boxing matches which Rich
mondcrs have looked forward to for
hrco wceks, comes tonight as n
climax To reunion festivities. Tho
Church I'M Athletic Association
members only. cordially invites Con-
fcderatc veterans to witness the
bouts as guests OF tho association
Joe Dundee and Danny Duarte. I'm
ton rounds. Johnny H"bham VIZ. Jack
Crawford. In eight rounds, and Lew
bompscy VI. Red Leonard In eight
rounds arc the stellar attractions "A
here viii be no prcliminar!cs. each
bout VIII be a star match
The six boxers arrived in tho civ
Yesterday. Dundee. Dempsey and
it"hham. promising cults in Max Wax
man stable Of baltimore boys. work
cd out at the Church i'm Field. where
tho bouts viii hc staged tonight.
Tho program is the greatest oyer
put on In this city. and prominent
men In public affairs Will be among
tn" guests. Each fighter Knows tho
ring game and three hard-fought.
thrilling matches are Anticipated
Thos" who hold May membership
cards may renew their membership
~ tho 6. y. a A. field up to O'Clock.
or at Springs Drug store. Twenty
third and Ncnable Streets.
The boxers are In nne shape. Dun
doe ia eager to make good show
ing In hts Richmond debut Leonard
and Dempsey were on the Nav card
Of the association, though they did
not meet ono another. These light.
weights should put up great scrap.
Crawford comes from Newark, y. I
The association uses funds. above
expenses. IN recreation activities fl,
me East End. It's splendid workman
boon endorsed and commented on by
the leading men Of the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
CUBS. s: PIiIlLIES. 3

LNy Associated Press ]

PH liza DELPHlA PA, Juno I'll
Chicago defeated philadelphia today.
to g. H. six innings. rain stopplnr
the game At the beginning Of tho
second halt % Tho seventh The yis!-
Tors Made one rHn In Tho seventh.
but the downpour stopped the CON
iest before the ph.Nics could cam
p!ete thf!7 half. Parkinson atc
Two nome runs out 90 hr@c trips To-
the plate. and tho 1th.- local ,aI,.
also was circuit c,ou, hy La
The score:
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GOLFERS READY
TO PLAY FOR CITY TITLE
Qualifying Round Begins This Morning on Links of
Country Club of Virginia-Commticc An.
nounces Changes in Rules

be pittcd against Gordon Wood.
blair Northern and other youthful
stars. Gordon Wood recently. won
the tournament of the Country Club
of Virginia. and ia looked upon as
contender for tho title.
With their new course recently
completed. tournament players at
the Lakeside Country club have been
out practicinE every day In an CT
fort 10 he in shape for tho tourna-
mcnt which starts today. The on
trarts from this club have been han
diCappcd because Of the rcconstruc-
ton OF their course. but have showed
excellent sportsmanship In entering
the championship tournament and
making bid for the honors at
least.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
BUILDERS VICTORS
IN PITCHERS DUEL


Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June 2i.--
In close SOuthpaws' duel between
Bombay and Hearne the locals port
paw beStcd the Bugs manager here
this afternoon by the score OF to
!. Both teams played great game
IN the field sandy" Wood by a
piece of hcady base running tied the
game up for the Builders in the
sixth and drove in one of tho win
ming runs in the eighth. Fielding
features were furnished by Duffy and
Smith for the builders. and Walters
for the Bugs. The scare:
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Continued from rlr., pageo

Ing easy for the entrants. hut the
golfers are asked to give their CO.
operation in order that the tourna-
ment may proceed az rapidly as
possible. The qualifying round will
he played tho early portion OF today.
aud the first round of match play
completed also To do this II will
he necessary to have every golfer
~n the links at the time assigned
To him.
mat the tournament Will he fair
test as to who is the best golfer
in Richmond Is gathered from the
fact that the entries are both vet
Grams and youngsters. Slas New
ton. Douglas Call, Carl Whitaker
and other experienced players will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
ROCKY MOUNT SPLITS
CARD WITH NORFOLK

Especial To The Times Dispatch.l
BALL PARK. NORFOLK. VA. Juno
?l.-Rocky Mount and Norfolk split
double bill this afternoon. the Wis
itsors taking the first game. , To 2.
and the home team the second. to
|. He'll outhurIcd Peterson In the
hrst game, while Southpaw Stanley
easily romped in winner In the sec
Ond
The batting Of Gallagher and Roth
in both games featured Norfolk
registered three fast doubles in the
two games.
The scOr..
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BROWNS ARE HELPLESS
AS ROMMELL PITCHES
Athletics Score Shut-Out
Against American League
leaders.
Nv Assnriated prcss.l

ST. LOUIS. Mo. June 2l.-phila-
dclphia HE Wright and Danforth
freely. SiSlcr stole his twenty nth
base Of the season. Catcher SEVERED,
OF the Browns. was forced to retire
IN the first inning when he was hit
on the hand with = bat, hut after In"
game ii was said the injury was not
serious. Tho score;
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BREAK TIGERS STRING
[Rv Assncintcd rrcss.I

DETROIT. MICH. June 2l-Bos-
ton punched hits off Olcson in two
innings today and aided by Rigncys
error, defeated Detroit, . To g.
breaking the locals string OF vic
tories which stood at eight. The
rallied I'm the closing innings.
driving collins ont of the box and
hitting Russell. his successor hard
but could not overcome the Red Sox
long lead The score:
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brooklyn,

Batted for Smith in ninth.
TBatted for High In ninth.
Tran for Rcuther in ninth.
Score by innings: r
Pittsburgh .. l3O O2O no o,I
brooklyn ......... 232 2ol COZ 3-15
Summary: Two-base hits-BiCbec.
Iraynor. 7. Griffith. Olson. ID. Grif-
iith. Thrcc-basc hits--Bigbee. De-
berry Grimm. Home run-Rohwer.
sacrifice hits-Grimm. r. Griffith. NV
ers, Grimes. Left on bases-Pitts-
hurGh. 10: Brooklyn. Is. Bases on
haIlS-"ff Carlson, /; of Hamilton. .:
or tadorc, .: off Grimes. /; off Vol
l"wh"rSc. |; off Adams. 3. Hits-off
carlson. . in (nonc out in sccoi H.
OH hamilton. in 3: off Adams. . in
y off fdore, Is In 2-3 off Smith
IN Ia: off Morrison, in 3: off
lcilowhorsc. . in Ia: off AIamauX
IN Inonc GuO: off Grimes. 3 in I
struck out-by Galore. 2 Wild
rltch-Grimes. Winning pitcher
Grimes. Losing pitcher-Adams. UNI
rir"s, Wilson and Sentclie. Time.
'o.aO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22

.: off Uhlc. /. IIits-on Edwards. 10
in 90 innings; off Uhle. 4 in Ia.
Hit by pitchcr-hy Shawkey CUhle).
struck out-hy Shawkey. |. Edwards.
= Losing pitcher-t:dward Inn
pires-Nallin and Dineen. Time OF
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score by innings: r.
Detroit ............. 600 olo O43-S
summary: Two-basc hits-Dugan.
Burns, Cobb. Pratt. Manion. Three
base hits-J. Collins. Smith Sacri-
hc" hit-W. Collins. Left on bases
Boston. :; Detroit II. Bases On balls
of olcson. ]; off Collins. T. Struck
cut-hy Ol"sOn. 4. by Collins. 3. Hits
OF Collins 10 In ID: of Olcson.
- IN - off Russell. In 20: on
Cole, in !. OFF Johnson. in ]. Hit
by p!tchcr-hy Oleson (Rurns); by
Collins tRiueJ. wild pitch-Oleson.
johnson. Winning pitcher-Collins.
Losing rtChcr-Oleson EMPIRES.
chill and Hildcbrand Time. 2.29.
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st. Louis,

'Nat'od Tor Wrirht In eighth.
Score by innings: r.
ihlihdeinhia ......... 600 002 02l-5
ST Louis .....,..... 00n 600 600
summary: Two base ts-Millcr.
RrueEy. Walker. stolen bascs-Sis-
Ter, Dykes. Sacrifice hits-Ellerbc.
wright. Left on hases-Philadel-
phia. .; 81. Louis, >. Bases on balls
off Rommcl. |: off Wright. 4. Struck
out-hy kommcl. .: by Wright. l.
i'!ts-of Wright, in s; of Dan
forth. in !. Losing pitcher
Wright Empires, Connolly and Mo-
rarity. Time. 1881
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'Rattcd Tor Peterson In ninth
Score by innings: II.
Rocky Mount ..... Goa ono OO0-3
Norfolk ............. 600 oiO COL .
Summary: Two base hits-Rstes.
Rowland. Roth. Sacrifice hi,a --
Steinhrenner 90, IIchl Stolen bases
Roth. Left on bases -iiocky Mount.
4; Norfolk. :. Double p!ays-Stein-
br"nncr To Narlcski to ewacina:
Carey to Vermilyea. Gallagher To
Roth to Gallagher. Strike outs-bv
He'll 3; Peterson, .. Bases on halls
off Hehl. 3. Hit by pitchcr-by
He'll ,hiEEsl. Time so. UNI
pircs-Orth and Schae!cr.
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CHICAGO. 5: SENATORS. 4
tKy Associated rress.l

CHICAGO Jun" 2l.-A ninth inning
rally today enabled Chicago TO de-
feat Washington. to 1, and even
up the series. as result OF today's
victory ana Clcvclaud's defeat bv
New York, the White Sox tied the
Indians for fourth place. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22

80 H. ana the Time OF the matches fol
s ssS-w F. r A"sust'n ne, an" ,.a W. Goddard
Sc" Sc; .s W. MTrr si, and il P. lioen
S:lo-i {, Caldwell c. p. Carmichael
IS" - 49, Halle
g.. Amer Leigh and H. A. BEDFORD
sn rh sT , and and HGS i.rs sn,, ws''erse"
50 Beirne Blair and Gene sutton
::SsR e Waaen AN" and ssrf e 7%aGs
7:l5-Stuart Cooke. nd Robert Kent. Ill.,
Tim C. Lee and j.
; ;:sS-rey y, yy Williams pappricH
I;t5-Raymond Massic n J..
1:SS9e-Mian Hart and G G. Cooke:
NJ n @%MsF' and a%" W. fi'2rF 6,Nl, wArF'"
SIS ST. " Henekamp !. NJ.
So SIS F. Trn,e and kirk Parrish.
S;'5-S NJ Schwarzschnd ~ John b. swarwout
s:2o--t. W. stevens u
S;S5- Sherlock bronson ORG simpson
s go s ou hu ,,cI snd W A7nby Jones.
":2o-lr H. u G. Maclac a Walk
';Sa-,iowara Sutton and Charles Ayres
aSM Il '' fyo an" and ' Y 70 E Williams
9:i0-W. W.
% ,;s;S: s5
l0:o5-t s. Rawlings
lo:l5-E D. iioc,kss X. 1"
iS:ss- w Waas elm
i o:3S-; =, H. Meade and William II Palmer.
l0:i5-M T. LanGhorne Stanley
&c. &c G ya" s ma and nd. r p MaSkay
ii:Go-R. T. rsyon and NJ L. Boyle.
ll:l3-Iohn Maxwell Ewcn
s i H%a'n AND ana 6 Ii Du GfHmp
i lii9 r. Triss and Percy siraus
Ii:5o-E H. Rucker and Douglas Wander Hoot
is:Se-I chari f'' W. Rent,
l2:o5-W. c. Locker Marker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
RAIN STOPS CONTEST IN
FIRST OF SIXTH INNING
Leadbcitcr Allows Colt Hit
tiers But One Lone
Safety.
GAME WON ~ FIRST FRAME:
Thompson VIII BE Back Mt short To-
day In Opening Game Of series
with NiisoH-Lcwis May 10 tic
Hurting.

\ heavy rain. coming in the first
part OF the s!Nth inning. broke UP
the game between Port mouth and
the Colts. with the visitors leading.
TO O. Heavy showers early in the
afternoon made Mayo Island sea
of mud, and the scheduled double
header was postponed. tho rain-halt-
ed contcs; commencing at o'clock,
after Jim. The croUudkc"pcr. and a
host OF assistants had labored for
some time trying 10 got the diamond
in shape for play.
Probably 1t WAS just as we'll xthat
the rain aid give the Colts a rest for
l.edhcttcr. hurting for the Truckers.
proved an enigma to tho Richmond
club tho I'VE innings h. worked
against them. The elongated mound
ace had given UP hut one lone bin
II" when tho rain came. and Il
seemed that De- would beat rroctor'S
feat OF The day previous. But SIN
teen men faced him, and the only
time the colts saw second base was
when they worc on the defensive.
The Colts hit four balls past the in
nor defense. ono or these was a sim
gle ny Keller. while the other three
were easy outs.
All Runs In First.
But for tho first inning, tho con-
test would have hecn a great pitch
crs' battle. Before Fiuucgau rot
well started the Truckers had grab
bed three runs. Rashang drew
walk, and slid around Lynch AZ sec
ond for clean steal Voter drove
one TO right, which Ramos stopped
after q hard run. and held tho Truck
or shor;fieldcr at first, while BashanG
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York Mt BOSTON.
other clubs not scheduled.
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South Atlantic Icnrue

Char lesion. Is. Spartanury. o.
Second game I Innings, by agree
Columbia, ]: Augusta II (callcd
end eighth on account tnrkrossI '
Gr""nvilie. S: Charlotte. ~ 90 in
H!nEs). SO
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g. Norfolk. Z. Sacrifice hit-Riggs
stolen basc-L;allaghcr. Strike outs
-Woodhead. !. Stanley. I. Bases ON
halls-"n Woodhead 2 STANLEY, 2
Tinc-l:i7. Umpircs-Schacfer and
brth.
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Southern Association.

Mobile. s: New Orleans. II.
Chattanooga, .; Memphis, =
Nashville, {. Little Rock, 10.
Atlanta. Ia. Birmingham 81 (scc-
md game I inningsp
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NV" DOT when winning run scored.
'haitcG for Robertson in eighth
Scoce by innings: II
WASHINGTON ...... 900 ol0 o3oi
'hic"s" .."... ....... o20 600 lo2-a
summary. Two-basc hits-MostiI.
Srhnik Smith Thrcc-hase hits
Sheel"y stolen bases johnson,
itarriS. Sacrifices Robertson. FAX
|harrity Mulliean ~. smith. John
son Shanks Doub'o plays Shanks,
Iockingraugh 1" Judge Left on
bases Washington. I chicago. II.
h"s"s ON haIls-on Francis. 4: off
i'oher'Son = Mocridec. J. Struck
"ui-hy Robertson 3; Moeridge. l.,
Mcoahe !. i!ts-oT Francis. 5 IN
0non" ont In ciEhth): off Moxrldgo.
" IN %; of Robertson. ; in :: Me.
,abe, none in one. Hit by r-hor-
by Robertson tShanks). WINNIE
pitcher. McCabr Losing ui,cb,,
Morridse. Empires. owens Walsh
aud Evans Time. 2:O5.
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Battcd for IIesrn in ninth.
Kennedy out. hit By battcd ball.
AHAAnnrf Ncxx.

sum mary: Two base hitS-Whit-
craft. Dowcll and Woods Sacrifice
hits-crouch. Head. Whitcraft AMI
Ferry. stolen bascs-Wood t2l. Mat
bag. Base on ball--om Bonifay. 3:
lirarnr. J. Struck out-by BOnifay,
!; lIearnc. 2. Left on bases-New-
port News. 6; Wilson. . Hit by
pitcher-Mathar. by Bombay I'm.
pircs- Breslin and Black burn. Time
OF Tamc-l:2Q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS Yesterday.
Br0oklyn, IL; Pittsburgh, IL GO In
ninES).
Chicago. q; Philadelphia. 3 tcailcd
end sixth inning. rninb.
Other games postponed, rain nnu
wet rrOuntls
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago, q; WashInHtOn, &.
boston, %; Detroit. =.
Philadelphia. =; 81. Louis, q.
New York. .; Cleveland, =.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Portsmouth, 80 RIchmond, q @ In
ninEs, rnin).
Rocky Mount. Al; Norfolk 81
Newport News. :; Wilson, I.
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totals .......... 80 Il 2j+2S IL 6
batted for Morrison in NTH.
tsattHd for Hamilton in eighth.
zone out when winning run was
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Brooklyn Mt New York.
Boston mt Philadelphia.
other clubs not schcd nj cd
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Z lev Gland,
,o'"'S ......33 5 s27ij .
RATED for Uhlc ia ninth.
Inc score by innings. u

NV YORK .........O00 PIP OIL
0'vno,aho ........00l 0lO 100
""'n III" I"o-hase hi;s-Mcusel.
~. "r"n-hase hi's-Honmann,
amy :"crihces-McNally. a.:
well and Mclnnis LEFT on bs,oa
New York. ~; cleveland :; u.,n
ba!!s--on shawkcy, Q, OF Edwa,a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22

High Point, al: Danvil". 10.
Durham. l2: Winston salem, 3-l0.
Greensboro Raleigh, rain.
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Philn drlphia,

Called end sixth, rain)
Summary: TwO-base hits--Terrv.
Grimes. Three-base hits-HcathcGte.
Home runs-Parkinson 90 Ice Sac
rifces-HollOcher. Aldr!dSe Left on
bases--Chicago. 81 Philadelphia, J..
Struck out--by G. Smith. /; Aldrldec.
8. Hits--ofe q. Smith. {? in 6 innings
tnone out in SIXTH: of Singleton.
in !. Losing pitcher. G. smith.
uTnpirns. Moran and QuigIey. Time.
1910.
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PAIRINCS FOR QUALIFYING ROUND
OF GOLF TOURNAMENT ANNOUNCED

ininss in the Qualifying
Country Of
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American tssocIn,I,n

Columbus. 3 milwaukee,. 4. 10
Toledo, 3; Kansas CITY. 1. =. u
lndiauapoliS. .. St. Paul. 2. lt'
Louisville, 6: Minneapolis. ,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22

Florida Stnte LcnEuc.
Tampa, ;. 81. pCtcrSburG, ,.
others, rain,
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"ldiS .......... 80 IL - l3
'Ratted for Cole in eighth.
Battcd for Johnson in ninth.
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Norfolk.

Totals ..... : 2714
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-03-17

Pruning is now receiving the at
tention of growers.
H. NJ. Smith recently sold 40 acres.
known as the Bland place-with IL
acres bearing orchard. Mr.. Smith re-
tains % acres on the main road and is
planning to build an apple house this
year.
The Dryden Farm Bureau has held
meetings Tuesday evenings the past
two weeks at the school house audi
forum.
VIII Towne is now doing business
in his new meat market at Peshas-
tin.
Mr.. Cummings, the barber, has be-
gun the erection of new building be-
tween Farris' store and Woodruff's
residence.
Mrs. Jess Linkem is at Oroville Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Chas. Amos.
j. l.. Maxwell is over from his win
ter home at Seattle to superintend
operations on his large orchard here.
Mr.. Hammock moved to Peshastin
last week.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-03-17
DRYDEN.

Too late for last week
The heavy blanket of snow that
has covered Dryden all winter is now
disappearing, running down hill as
fast as it can. And we will soon be
picking flowers.
A good interest was shown in the
school election last Saturday. Seven
ty-seven votes were cast, resulting in
the election of T. A. Davies for the
3-year term, Sol Reimann for the 2
year term, and Guy Sherman for the
1-year term. Thanks are due the d.
rectors of last year for their work
during the building and equipping of
the new school house. We now have
a fine school house, five teachers and
$50 pupils. The teachers are Mr.. En-
niger, principal, 9th grade; Mr. w. B.
George, It'll and Sth; Miss Easton
5th and 9Th; Miss Eunice Hafterson
3rd and 4th; Miss Anne Hafterson,
LIST and 2nd; Mr.. Knott, janitor Two
busses convey the pupils to and from
school and we feel that all is going
well along school lines. A basket
ball team of boys and one of girls
has played several games, under the
direction of Mr.. George. sports d.
rector.
Apples are nearly all shipped out
of Dryden's fruit warehouses.
The Dryden Union Warehouse is
conducted by Joe Cardinal; The As
ISOLATED Growers by Harl Kinney;
The Wenatchee Valley Fruit Ex-
change by Chas. Linkem; The Co-Ops.
by w. G. Davis