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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-02

The Noble Specials will meet at Eddy
Refers house Wednesday al o'clock
the 1871 year old class call Webster
$500 and ask for Eddy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-02

The Indianapolis Giants, a local indie
game at Stilesville Sunday, S to 5. Both
clubs hit the ball hard. McReynold,
Robinson and Fisher were the sfuggers
for the winners while Collins featured
meet Bedford Grays at Bedford.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Butler Wins Tennis Meet

(Only games scheduled.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-02

II certainly was a funny one for the
Hoosiers to lose. Errors and walks lost
IL.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland - 600 O10 O1O- . =
ST Louis ... O26 600 23"-13 16 ]
Batteries-Uhle. Lindsay, Potts and
O'Neill, Shinault; Kolp and SEVERED.
Boston ... OF 100 o01-5 10 0
New York .... 900 O01 O01-2 4 0
Batterie-Ferguson and Ruel; Mays
and Schang.
Washington ....... COL 200 OO2-5 8 2
Philadelphia .-..... OIL III us IA 3
Batteries - Erickson, Brilliant and
Charity; y. Harris and Perkins.
Chicago ............ 121 200 OOO-6 ID l
Detroit ............. 01O ITO 700 3
Batteries-Hodge, Russell and Schalk !;
Cole, Dauss and Woodall.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-02

The Federal baseball team is without
son, acting manager. 30i Federal build
ing. would like 10 hear from first class
State teams. Telephone Main 3s54.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-02

The Indians gamely tried to come from
behind In the last two innings. but the
best they could do was to raise their
run total for the day to seven.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-02

The Indians got sixteen hits to twelve
for the Millers. of ten extra base hits
driven out the Indians got seven.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-02

Home runs were made by Wade of the
locals and by Morrison and Kruger of
the Indians. Krueger's was terrific
clout and il had plenty of distance.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-02

Likewise did the Browns make clean
ND of their series with the Indians. man
handling three pitchers. Uhle. Lindsay
and P0Ses, for eighteen hits.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-02

Hill. Petty and Bartlett hurled for the
Tribe and Haid, Williams, SmallwOod and
McGraw for the Millers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-02

sBatted for Petty in e.gntn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
LEW DEMPSEY SEEKS
DIXIE CHAMPIONSHIP
Clash With Dick Burgess on
Monday Night May Settle
Sectional Title.

a clean-cut. scrappy fghtcr. Lew
Dempsey. OF Baltimore, will return
to Richmond Monday night to make
his third appearance In boxing
match conducted by tho Church Hill
Athletic Association. Lew faces Dick
Burgess. of Atlanta, In one of the
four bouts of the entertainment.
Dempsey jumped into prominence
here on Decoration Day when he won
a draw with Speedy Lawrence in
the first boxing program arranged
sportsmanlike tactics and his willing
ness TO give the best that was In
him resulted In tho Maryland boy
becoming 4 tavorito with the local
fans from the start. He was brought
nero for tho Juno entertainment and
won decision over Red" Leonard.
In obtaining burgess to go eight
three-ininute rounds with Dempsey
tho association has obtained a light
weiEht battle worth witnessing.
Hurgcss is considered to be the best
In Georgia in his division and Demp-
scy the superior lightweight OF this
section. hence the winner OF tho bout
nero Monday night will claim the
southern lightweight championship
Details or staging the third enter
thlnmcnt have been completed and
oid members can obtain their July
cards by applying at tho Office at G.
{: a. Field. Twentieth and Short +
S,r"rtS. or from ono Of the several
for membership viii bo consl,kred
later than three days before tho
bouts. Renewals may no made rs
late as noon tho day OF tho matches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
Golfers Who Won Way
in Qualifying Round
Lnx AssocintcA presal

SKOKiE COUNTRY CLUB. CHI
CAGO. ILL, July ll.-Following
ale the names and scores of the
players who qualified today for
the finals in tho national open
golf tournament, Thursday and
Friday:
Walter Hagan. Detroit, Tito
l4l: John Farrell. Quaker Ridge.
y. Y. T66s--li+: Frank T. Spro-
CELL. Memphis. Tenn, 1O-75--li5:
John Golden. Tuxedo, y. Y, 74-72
LIE; Clarence W. Hackney, At
lantic city, y. j.. 7l-75-l46: John
Black. Oakland. Cal. T0-7s-li6:
Leo Diegcl. New Orleans, 72-74-
l46; Eddie Hold. st. Louis. "a
73-l47a Erred Wright. Los An
geles. 1t-74-l4S: 'Robert Jones.
Jr.. Atlanta. Ga. 72-7G-l4s: Jesse
Guiidford. Boston. 74-H-14S:
l4s: Jack Burke. ST. Paul. 73-76-
li9; George NJ. Christ. Rochester,
y. Y. 72-77-l49; Al Watrous. Bed
ford. Mich. 7674-l50; Edward
Cow. Weston. Mass. 77-73-l50:
y. G.. Anderson. Siwanoy. y. Y,
77-13-l50: George Duncan. Eng
land. 75-76-i51: Alex Guild. Chi
cago. 75-76-l51; George Martin.
Santa Barbara, Cal, 77-74-l5l:
Ben Lord, Glen Falls. y. Y. 76-75-
ISL; 'Frank Godchaux. Jr., New
Orleans. 76-76--152: Charles Thorn,
shinnecock HILLS. y. ". 1874
l52; John Cowan. WATERFOWL,
Mns D.. 77-75--l52.
'Amateurs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12

town. Pa. an employe OF the Penn
sylvania Railway CO.. in a recent In
terview with the Plant Juice Man.
MY stomach. liver and kidneys
were all disordered. My appetite
was poor and ! had bad attacks Of
indigestion after meals and gas would
form so that l would bloat terribly.
lost weight and went down TO 1856
pounds. whereas should weigh about
1856. My kidneys were disordercd and
had bad pains across my back.
My nerves were In terrible condition
and could not sleep right.
PLANT Juice has made a big change
in me. have,a fine appetite. can
thoroughly digest everything I eat
and never suffer from gas or bloat-
ing. l have regained my weight and
am now back to 1S5 pounds. My liver
and kidneys are working fine, the
pains have left my back and / don't
think my nerves could be any better.
for 1 sleep soundly all night now
and get up feeling fine"
Plant Juice is sold In Richmond ut
Tragle's Drug Store; Petersburg by
Morrison. the Drug Man; Chase City
by the Chase City Drug Co.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12

Noel pitched n safe game. in which
ne let his eight fellow players earn
the ir pay. He walked only one man
and struck out Just one. Fourteen
assists were made by the col,s. show
Ing tina; the 9elding Was SHARP and
clean.
1t was decided come back for
Noel. who was chased TO the showers
by a succession OF base blows from
me the bats OF the Bugs on Moniay.
at the Iltchmond twir!cr fer slow
ness" AS the pastinc was finished
In tho fairly good ;imc OF two hours
even. his deliberations mus, have
been taken for snail's pace. \ little
more time by twirlcrs in studying
the obvious weakness OF certain MI
son matsmcn would reduce tho league
leaders TO 4 lower rung in tho Ia iIer.
With Noel working yesterday. Eubc
0ldring has Driver ana podsou still
In reserve. |, is probable ;nat bod
son will work today and Driver sent
against the Bronchoes when they
open the stx-Eame series here TO-
morrow. FinneSan Will be- avaiIa BILE
Tor one OF the early games.
All three league leaders were man
handled yesterday, thus Tightening up
the race slightly.
w. b. Bradley yesterday dcnicl that
the Richmond players had not re-
ceived their checks for TIA. las: MALT
OF June. The players were paid on
Friday and Saturday a week after tho
money was due. While some o. the
players were visibly worried last
Thursday. they went into the game
against Wilson and won liz ten in
n!ngs. showing that they were try
!nS TO do their part
Those who have watched Ty Cobb
with interest for many years-and
his friends here are lcEion-vill lie
he is climbing up on Slslcr. Incl,,I.
Ing the games yesterday. Cobb has a
percentage OF .32c against his rivals
;ilc. Sisler had an OFF day. while Ty
suited In net gain of eight poin,.
IN one day for tho Tiger leader
Gothamitcs went wild yesterday
when the Million Dollar Yanks trim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12

med the Browns In the FIRST game OF
the series, which will settle the
league leadership for "A few days The
fanks are now only onc-haif GANG
in tho rear.
Luck was with the Yanks. Aaron
Ward hit lonS ny which Ken VIII
liams tried to get. but the ball struck
for a ho!"e rum. II Williams had
missed the ball II would have struck
tho wall and would have been n
double or triple at the most.
Back In 1906 or 1907 tho Virginia
Carolina football game in Richmond
was settled by just sch play. In
booting for goal after a touchdown
al the low flying oval. which was
detected upward and sailed over the
crossbar BY bare inches.
hopes yesterday by the almost un-
prcccdcnted feat of winning two
games the same day. total IL some
times takes the Mackmcn two weeks
II double win.
While the race between st. Louis
and New York for first place hold
animation OF the statistical colmun
VIII show that the margin OF Isl
points only separate the top rung
from the basement. with such n
condition there is no guessing what
may happen before the !dcs of Oc-
tober arrive.
From the scores at Skok!e the gois-
ers are making the little pill behave
III magical style.
Attention OF amateurs Is again call
cd To the impossibility OF taking
games over the telephone on Satur-
day night. Those having enough in
terest IN their clubs 10 want the
games recorded In print certainly can
spare the few minutes necessary TO
bring them in.
II is regretted also that lack of
space prevents the Use OF box scores
on amateur games during the week
except on rare occasions when the
majors are raincd out
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..'Batteh Tor Ferguson h elrhth.

Totals .......... q 81 - .
.Batteh for Pittsburgh in Tho soy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
GEN LEADS CLASSY FIELD OF WORLDS BEST GOLFER
Americans Meet Def
for Race on Atlantic
IRv Associnted press.l

NEW YORK. July 1l.-willlam
Washburn Nut,inE, editor OF
marine magazine. announced today
no had sent n message TO the
Duke OF Ieinster in London ac-
cer,!ng n challenge to race acros,
the Atlantic single handed In a
ke;ch
MIR. Nutting said he was pre-
pared 10 meet any of tho eondi-
tions tho duke may propose and
would build suitable boat in
1929 II tho English sportsman ac-
cepts. Mr.. NuttinE is a fellow of
the Royal Geographical Society.
The Duke OF Lcinster's craft is
described as liEht-ribbed vessel
OF twelve tons with a twenty
horsepower engine He recently
announced he Intended 20 star; a
trip soon from the West Coast
of ireland with New York as the
objective in an endeavor 10 win
wager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
TARS WIN IN NINTH

NORFOLK. VA. July ll.-Raliying
IN Inc ninth TO overcome a thrce-run
.ead. and batting in the winning run.
NoItoik took the second game Of tho
series this afternoon by the score Of
To a.. The visitors routed Johnson
from the box. but Southpaw STANLEY
delivered as rescue man. Ticc and
C,aiIaSher led tho hitting. each with
clubs hit opportunely In the jams.
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BRAVES STOP LOSING

PiTTSBrNGH. July little Ros-
ION Braves came ont Of their losing
slump today. defeating Pittsburgh. 10
20 { The visitors drove Morrison
from III" box in the sixth and con-
'lnu"d their hitting against Hamil-
ton. scoring seven runs on eight hits
IN THIS one inning. McQuillan was
ny nara. but was never in danger
atter Tho s!Yth. Tho score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
YANKEES DRAW BLOOD
FIRST FROM ST. LOUIS
New York Takes Lead in
Series Which May Decide
League Leadership.
tBy Associated Pross

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE New
York Yankees drew first blood TODAY
in their series with st. Louis. Bush
winning kcenly contested twIrIinr
duel from Shocker. 2 to l. Bush was
especially successful against Sisicr
81. Louis leading hitter. who failed
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Totals ........... Is 3 81 l6 @
sBattcd for PIcinich In .nrnnth

1Batted for Mogridgc in seventh.
Score by innings: r.
washington ..........0 l0 600 20,--:,
Summary: Two-base hitGBrowrr'
Three-basc hit-Mostil. Stolen base
Rice. Sacrifices Harris Falk,
Shecly. Double play-Bush TO liar,
ris to Judge. Left on hases-Chi-
cage. 5: Washington. s. Base on balls
Struck out-by Blankcnship. 2. Hits
on Mogridge. In {; OFF Francis. /
in 2: Winning pitchcr-Mogridee
Umpires-Dinccn and Walsh. Time
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SENATORS WIN FIRST
[By Asgoc!ated Prcss.1

WASHINGTON. July ll.-Washing-
ton TOOK the opening game OF the
series from Chicago today. 3 to 2
Earl Smith. batting for Mogridge in
the seventh, drove out n hit which
was responsible for tho two runs
which won the the locals. Score:
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BARNES STOP CUBS
nv AssorIa,ed pro,. ,

CHICAGO. Jul* ll.-Jesse Barnes
was in fine form today. holding Chi
cago 10 ave scattered hits. while New
York made the most OF its ten hits
and shut out the locals, TO O. after
the Cubs had won eight IN a row. The
game was replete with snappy dou-
bio plays and sensational fielding
on the part OF the visitors
Now Nnrl
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CARDINALS REGISTER
EIGHTH STRAIGHT WIN
Haincs Holds Pills to Two
Hits, One an Infield Tap
by Fletcher.
by Associated Press.1

ST. LOUIS. July ll.-Jess Haines
putcned the Cardinals to their eighth
smut out the Phillipes. ; to o. allow
me only two hits. One of the safe
TIES orr Haines was an infield tap
was a double by Rapp in the sixth.
Gamer and Ainsmith batted in tho
runs scored of Wcinert Score.
M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
COLTS COME TO LIFE
AND WIN FROM BUGS
Make Two Hits and Pass
Count for Winning Runs
Against Bennett.
[ Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.l

WILSON. y. c.. July 11.-By bunch
ing two Of their four hits. with n
walk In the NTH Inning. Richmond
today defeated the Bugs in close,
wei played game. married only by
the slowness of Pitcher Noel The
Bugs outhit tho Colts over two to
one. but inability to bunch the hits
caused tho defeat Both teams
played we'll. only ono error boing
made. The score:
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TRUCKERS EVEN SERIES

ROCKY MOUNT. July li.-By hit
ting He'll more frequently and time
ly than the locals were able TO touch
up Mann'ng's delivery. tho Truckers
this afternoon noscd out TO 8
victory over tho Tarhcels in the
second game OF the series. this even
ing tho count. Chisholm and Bash
ans led tho visitors offensive, while
Rowland starred At tho bat and man
hgcr walker and Ferry in the field
Tor the home club. Tho score:
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Totals ........2G 0 - -
.Ra..ad for CheeVes In cirhth

New Yo!H ........... 900 40 lol-i
Chicago -.............. 600 900 600
Summary: Two-base hits-Tcrry.
Rawlings. Stcubel, Sacriaces-J.
Barnes. >: Frisch. Double plays
Chceves 20 Hoilocher 10 Barber Fan
COT 20 Rawlings 20 keliv. 3: ].
Ss-7es 10 Kelly. Left on bases-New
Eo-E :; Chicago. { Base on balls
- Barnes. ., Chesves. /. Struck out
by !. barnes. :. Hiis--off Chccves, S
u Osborne, , N !. HIT by pitcher
- Ch*ev-s tStengelD. Losing pitch
.--Cneeves tmp!res-klam and
iS--.-an. Time, !:i3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
lands HOLDS UP
ELSH SALE TO PIRATES
IBy Assoclated Press.l

PITTSBURGH. July ll.-Prpposed
purchase by the Pittsburgh Pirates
OF Outfeldcr Roy Fish. of the Sioux
city. Western League club. has been
halted by Baseball Commissioner
Lands. Lands advised the Pirate
management that the Chicago Ameri-
can club had protested the purchase
on the ground that they had an agree
ing for first choice OF their players.
Elsh. urgently needed by the local
team. appeared in practice here yes
terGay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
ROMMEL TWICE WINS
FOR AS FROM TIGERS
Lowly Mackmen Spring Sur.
prise by Taking Both Ends
of Double Bill
rs AssocIatcd Press-l

hiLA DhhPHfA. July Il.-Phila-
ue'ph!a won both ends OF double
"ea'eF from Detroit today. to .
ana 20 6 Rommel receiving credi,
'oF both triumphs. Walker. OF tho
Atn!etics, hit his twentieth home run
OF &c season in the first and his
'"eHiH-arst In the second. Young
maze SIX straight hits during Tho
'"o games. The scores:
FIRST GAME
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Summary: Two-base hits-Rapp.
Gamer Sacrifice-Rapp. Double
plays-Weinert Fletcher and Los
lie: Haines. Hornsby and Gamer:
Fletcher and Leslie. Left on bases
.; st. Louis 6. Ease
on ballS-off Weinert 3. Haines, /.
struck cut-hy Weinert. 4: IIaines.
?. Hit by pitchcr--by Haines WAL
kerr. Cmpires-McCormici and SEN
tells. Time-l:35
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12

med the Browns In the FIRST game OF
the series, which will settle the
league leadership for "A few days The
in tho rear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
RUETHER LOSES AGAIN
IRy A.soc!atea rressl

CINrINNATI. July 1.-THE Reds
voH TIE opening game OF the series
-!.a B:opk!En today. 6 to L. and
Ssa, !Ito the frs, division In the
'siSEe race. Per;hcr vas h.t hard n I
'.rrss In n" eighth P!nelII hit to
- c=ri-: .p- home run with two
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INDIANS BLANK SOX


BOSTON, IuIy 10. Morton hold
Eoston TO four hits today ana Clcyr.
I"nn Won. : 20 g. GARDENERS single.
a hunt ana O'%ourS double scored ~.
run IN 'he ;ittn Singles hy Wamf,s.
sansS ana Wood and an incicld On,
"GsI~A'ed FOR the othe. run in tnc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
American Association Resu,t.

Al Milwaukee, 4; Minneapolis. ..
Al Indianapolis. >; Columbus, 5.
Al Louisville, s: Toledo, !.
AT Kansas CitySt. Paul. postponed
We grounds
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Cruise. Nicholson. Ford. Powell,

Cruise. Nicholson. Ford. Powell.
stolen bases-NiXon. Holke. Sacri-
i!ces-Bocckc!, McOuii!an, .; Morri-
son. Gibson. Double plays-Ford.
kopf and Holke; Ford and Holke
Left on bases-Boston. 10; Pitts
burgh. Z. Bases on ba!ls-off Nc
Quillan. 4: Morrison, g. Struck out
by McOuillan. .. Hamilton. !. Hits
off Morrison. in 8 (none out in
SIXTH; Hamilton. S in l. Losing
pitch UmpIres-Moran
and Emslie Tinc-l:47.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
international League Results.

ct Buffalo. 2; Jersey City. 1.
At Toronto. 3: Newark, S.
Al Syracuse. IL; Baltimore, 8.
AT Rochester. .. Reading. 1.
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SCORE BRILLIANT ONE
OVER SOAKED COURSE
AS Sterling Performance as
That of Jock, Considering
Condition of Links.
BOBBY JONES IS DAZZLING
Southern Youth Pulls Approaches.
but Turns I'm Card of rs on See
ond Day of Qualifying Rounds at
Spoke.
.[By Unltel NeMs. ]

played whiskaway 10 George Dun
cans Norwich here today and led a
classy field OF the worlds best golf
damp and difficult so!f. Hagen had
l+l after thiriy-siX holes Of bril-
liant play. and While this IS SIX
by Jock Hutoh!son Monday. II was
as sterling performance as that Of
Glenv!ew star. By reason OF the
soaked condition Of ihr course.
Duncan, the English star, suffered
severely. and Just scTaPed through
shooting short and while his Gr!viI-.
was superb. MS pUtteT never did get
the gauge o: the greens
John FARRELL, C4!rAtr Eidce, y Y.
was the only GuaAder 20 crack 80 all
Gay. lie had - on his second
round and by virtue o; % IN the
with Ia. Franz I Sqrose... Mem
phis professional. whose name has
never appeared before in an open
championships. .swam through the
Gene Saraseu. tho Pittsburgh crack,
came through with a las. and q. NJ.
Christ, Rochester. surprised the
Bobby Jones Stars.
While the pros "eTs mono7olIzins
the ..religEt COR the most part.
Bo6oy Jones, Of Atlanta. playing with
was proving that a golfer does not
have 10 make his living a, the game
TO DC heaf!!ne-. Jones, Playing so
brilliantly az times thai he dazzl.d
inS II Victim 10 his old fault, pulling
his approaches TO the right. led the
lMateurs with liS. His driving
':as one Of the brilliant features OF
GO hard IL seemed al times the bal!
would crack in midair. In the morn
Ing round his play was faultlcss until
ne reached the home green, and there,
:ree puts. but finished with -.
In the second round Jones started
pulling his approaches in earnest.
This usually brought him TO the edge
greens made two and sometimes
three puts necessary. In the FIRST
round he was crowGing brides all tho
time. In the second ne was always
behind tho enchanted par figures.
Dicga. playinE With Jones led
his young partner by two strokes
finishing with l46. DicEcl II high
voltage player. always champins at
the bit. fell of in his last nine and
took 10 He had been promising
TO beat liaCcn'S score
Hagen ana Duncan started OF in
the first round as though they were
record look Ike tho work OF duff
Ter. Duncan played the ,irst four
noles one under par. while Hagen.
having tToubl" with his puttcr. was
picking Up WIN each succeeding
on the long aoo-ynrd nt,h Duncan
had the same trouble that nearly put
Thick Evans out Of tho tournament,
behind tree On his approach. and
took four puts before the bali was
IN the cup. II was bad seven. on
the next mole he took Two more pu.,s
So IL "a g.. .
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''Raa tor Deberry IN ninth.

summary: Two-base hits-Olson.
NargraVe. Thrcc-hasc hits-Harper.
Home run-Pin.lll SacriflceS-Oi-
son, D"bcrry 81. Fonscca. Pinelll.
Double plays-Dcb.rry to Janvrin
L"f' on bases Hroohlyn. 6; C:ncin-
natl. Z. Rases on balls off Reuther.
2; Luuue / STRUCK Out-by Rcuthcr
Z; LuqUe .. npircs-Hart and
D'Day Timc-i.3S
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The Comiskey
Both
rivals double
nabbed fielding
at bat Comskey
the edge To
o credit
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COSTS LYNCH $4,000
TO RECOVER TITLE
IRy Associated rross l

NEW YORK, July ll.-Joe Lynch
own pocket for the privilege of wear
Ing the hantamwcight championship
crown again. When the receipts and
which Johnny Buff was dethroncd
were checked up today. II was found
that the gate" was So.i5O.35 short
of Buf,s guarantee of $4,000. There
were 1928 paid admissions.
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Totals ...........3T Sill 81 8
1.-TWO out whom winning run Rcorrf

Score by Innings: r..
Newport News ....... .002 40 000-7
Norfolk .lUJ OOu uSl-S
Summary: Two-base hits-Gallag
her. Roth. Wood. Sacrifice hIts-Tice.
Burke. Stolen bascs-Tice. Left on
bascs-NcwpOrt News. I; Norfolk. 4.
Strike outs-Strick radt. ( Johnson. 3.
johnson. 3: Stanley. 6. Bases on balls
Stanley. 2. Hit by pitched ball
Durk!n and Kennedy, by Johnson.
Hits off OF Johnson. in Ia In
nings. Winning pitcher-Stanley.
lave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS Yesterday
81. Louis. 3; philudeIuhi, a a.
game. wet grounds.
cincinnati. o. brooklyn, l.
It'sburEh' !; Hoston. 10.
chicago, % New York 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-12
Noel Stages Comeback to Trounce Bugs
GOSSIP OF SPORTDOM
Americans Clubs Bunched Like Bananas
BY EARLE LUTZ

After three beating Colts
yesterday and noed decision although held
ball Richmond
with