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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-26
CAR PILOTS NOW
HAVE SORE FEET
Physicians Are Treating Victims
FghD Step or Gas Too
Long Without Rest.
CLAIM EFFECTS NOT SERIOUS
oiBsaBt DsHaily Folls~B Long Trip
Through Which Driver rlas ne
rnained confinn AZ wheel.
-oripin Easily Traced.

i is not nll smeufh sailing for the
driver of ''gasbliD> euEDn.~ accord
ing 10 physicians who report fhar
many motorists are returning from
long trips with decidedly nuricenhie
limp. II is the new foot disease. Bun
duur be alarmed: II Is moi al al seri-
Gus.
The disease is always acquired In
the BcceierHf8r foot. the aTpendHge
that shoves The chr over the roud NJ
faE clip. Continued pressure Of
The foot On the Bcceieruf0r button
causes q displacement uf the metntar-
sal bones, declare physicians vino have
diagnosed cases that have been
brought 10 their nr1ention. It's effects
ns'e not serious Resi- is the only cure
One Day Turns Trick.
More than ODe mDtorisf returns
home liupine In one dHy. doctors aver.
Long trips cnuse gtrnins On the chr
and the Criver. The strain on the
hcceierBfor fOaf sets up q nervous IT.
rinrion that results in puin. and as
4 result the driver Hbanduns his rur
with limp every time he walks. The
disehse is commonly known as the
'rBOtur fest" but Is technically called
the ~meiH;Hrsel displacement"
The limp usnnily develops In the
right foot, for 1sE drivers are left
footed" The disease usunIlv follows
long overland trfn. through winch
the driver has remained sfeRdiiy NJ his
post. and never has thought TO give
the pedHl extremity a rest.
Swell DoctorS' Golfers.
The Golfers Of the chiropodists and
urthopedic surgeons have cnken un q
silver lining since the arrival Of the
new hoof Effiicti0n. Muny motor vnea-
tionisfs return 10 receive treatments
Mnssages and rest are said TO cure
the pains as rapidly as other trent
meDrs
Motorists accustomed 70 long drives
scnff NJ the iden of the disease II
there Is any such RIlment. they declnre.
II easily can be thwHrfed by shifting
feet.
Some doctors cnn the Rilmeut ''ncute
foot sfrn,n.~ The origin or the disease
is easily accounted for. they say. Re
leRsinr the tension % the nccelerHtor
spring. followed by more moderate
driving. VIII diminish the prevnlsncy Of
the nilment physicians say.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-26

the waistline, these dropping 10 Gre
ATE the greatly 10 he desired uneven
ness of the skirt line. and there are
sleeves 10 match.
A blessing in the way Of the lace
tunic blouse has come TO womankind.
This garment is Of long kimono lines.
reaching 10 the knees. and Is an of
heavily patterned lace II Is intended
TO be worn over a simple princess slim.
BY varying the slip one may have a
dress for more than one occasion.
In conclusion. he Il remembered that
cire lace. with the processed lus-
ter. having bold horal pattern. Is the
newest lace Interpretation. Il IL fash.
lonshie In black or dyed in new color
na
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-26

Crimean wheat selected az the Kan
sns agricultural experiment ststion ten
yeHrs ago. from which source II Is es-
timnied fhni 100000 bcres were hRr-
vested In 1871
'Knnred W'heaf" is the title Of De
purtmenf Circular 1pz. just issued by
the United Suites Department uf Agri-
culture. Knnred is hard red win
ter H-heuf very similar 10 Turkey. II
Is bearded and has hairless white char
The superior Yields OF the Kanred va
riety IN northern and northwestern
Kansas. eustern ColOrndo southwest
ern Wyoming and In NebrnslSH and
South i,nKufa appear 10 hEve been due
largely 10 its resistance 10 rust and
10 winter killing
Knnred wheat mny he grown with
success wherever other hnrd-v'inter
w'heuts are grown md should partly
reTlnce the Turkey and Khurluf va
rieties now widely grown il shows
no special advantage IN the northern
creaf plains and the Pacific north
west II cannon compete with the soft
winter wheat vuri15ies grown on the
lower lunds and the richer soils Of
eastern KANSAS or the eastern United
StHies. and Is not winter hardy
enough 70 replace spring w'heut in
northern plains. Wherever Turkey or
Khnrkuf hard-v'inter wheats are
grown, however the Kanred cun be
grown viii equal chances Of success
In milling ana baking experiments
Kunred has compared fRvnrnbly with
other hard red winter wheats For
successful growing pure seed is nee
essarv and because ~ similarity %
the seed 10 other varieties certifica-
tion has been found essential This
ceriifirutiun Is made hy the Kansas
Crop Improvement association with
the co-upersiun uf the Kansas Rgri-
cultural experiment STATION.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-26
SURE-ACTIN6 PRlMER
SAVES AUTO BATTERY
Device Causes Engine to Start
Firing at Once.
Means Found for Injecting Into Cyl.
inoss Sufficient Amount vf Case
line 10 VspDrize ane Mix
With Air.

Nuny automobiles require q sure
acting primins device % cause the ed
Eine 10 starr firing ui once. instead Oi
compelling the stnr-inE motor 10 wfir
for long periods. which puts Q heavy
drain on the storage battery. There
fore. some means mnsf be found o. in
tec1inr iu-o the cy!'uders sufficient
amount uf gasoline So that enough VIII
vupUrize and mix with the air IN the
combustion chamber 10 form an iEnitR-
bic mixture. The besi uf these is one
tnni cnn be operated from the drivers
seHt.
Obtain NJ ordinnvy sighted oil
cup. as shown IN the Illustration Al
tnch II 10 a suitable pRrf of the Cur.
sDch ar the dnsh. or mount II ON 1he
engine block. above the cnrburefur. Bs
the use ~ une-eirhth-inch copper pipe,
IKE fhRf for the gasoline line tie
cup should be connecfed with the III
t1ke manifold directly hbove the le--
tical tube 10 the cnrhuretor. Then. by
the adjustment uf the feed-valvs on
the cup. the correcf amount Of Caso-
line Is ndmirfed 10 the manifold in The
riElTf plnce In this WHY an cylinders
viii receive the same mixture and OF
course viii develop maximum power.
After the engine has started vel.
the feed-vHlve cup can be closed This
method Is far more reliable than pr4n-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-26

THE vogue moves lHceward- Bring
from the recesses Of your heir
loom chest that scarf or shawl
Of black Spanish lace. its hour of
triumph has arrived. Perhaps with
n It's sllken mesbes is the answer 10
your problem " a dinner gown which
nsAil be q latest Partisan chic. DO
nct decline thst tempting Invitation
with the "hase nothing TO wear" plea
Is your last seasons black crepe de
chine or satin dress straighf@liDe
model and has II the shoulder 70
shoulder neckllne which is 30 essen
tisl 10 correct Etylef The answer is
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-26

tweed outfits conspicuous brush vcd
knitted scarfs-
The swagcer coat for general veai
is now Of tweed One gets a fHir idss
Of the newest tweed wraps from our
Illustration of new coat MODE.
which carries correct detail In collar,
cuff and proper length.
'Tis far CRY from tweed 10 cHrh.
cul. Dui coats this season embrace al
types from practical wooden garment
10 most esthstic sumptpous furs. Il
al depends upon The purpose
For The business woman and foi
motoring and general knockAb0uf weaf
there is nothing 10 excel the tweei
tOpcoai. buf-f0r the matinee Elrl, the
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-26
KAkRED HARD WHEAT
is HIGH IN YIELDS
Variety Is Resistant 10 Leaf and
Stem Rust.
Developed Fron Single l4rsc uf
crimsan Wheat selsSfeo si Kan
saH Experiment; stsspp-pure
Sect is uf inpo-sAnce

ff.--par-c h. ths unitef stat-s Departments
o. eErlruiturr
kunred 10 q wheat which is resistant
10 prevalent forms ~ leaf and stem
rust, is less iinble to winter killing
thHu the Turkey or KLHrkof. and I'M
rures from one 10 four days sooner
thnn thuse varieties. wh,h sometimes
means escape from bnd wenrher com
dlfimls. li 0ncyields the vnrieties
numed in the principal hare winter
wheat section by from three 10 hvs
bushels per acre The variety was
derelDreh from single head of
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-26
TRICK YOU MAY NOT KNOW
Simple Little Trick 70 Make the s5us
Cap Do Its Own loosenine
When II Sticks.

In case the ordinary method Of
placing q wrench on q sticking hub
cap and then tapping the wrench with
hammer. fails, try this: PlRce a
smnll box or horse OF very nearly the
height Of the hub from the floor, along
side the wheel, so that when the lat
ter is turned the end Of the wrench
viii strike the box. the force Of the
blow loosening the cap.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-26
WATER IN COOLING SYSTEM
lu1pprtau. That II Be chEnped Every
Week or Two 70 Prevent Rust
Accommodation.

Pew drivers reHlize how important II
10 20 change the wufer In the cooling
rvsiem every week or two The rust
nccumulnies and should be drawn of
while II Is In finely divided form.
II n Is allowed 10 accumulate 700
long n collects In mRsses and cradu-
ally filis up tbe vnfer Jackets. In
time the coolinr wafer cannot rehch
the bortoms Of the jRckefs and the
engine overheBts very readlly.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-26
VOGUE MOVES LACEWARD
FROM TWEED TO CARACUL


Back 20 tweed for sports wear
and trofteur coats. is welcome news
Tweed II such Wholesome material
II makes 20 pretenses. II is AL wool-
(rDore than a yard wfdeL Il weather.
wind and rain. n associates with
low heeied shoes fmnnnisb brogues
preferred) wooden hose and simple
hats. and yet. when IL coi8es to ton
notch style, sttrscureness and De
pendabIe utility. tweed carries the
hoDorf.
The tweed coat or suit or knickerx
n you will. are FASHIONS lHtes; sur.
Eestl0n. The smart set wears with
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-26

woman who attends receptions. din
ners teas the new caracal fur cOats
are par excellence. They are er'
Quisiiely choice and the stamp OF the
patriSian is there.
The luxurious fur coat portrayed
herewith Is Of an slluring caramel
shade. with voluminous collar o.
matched COX. Fortune Indeed smile1
upon the pcssessor Of such q coat
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-26
PROPER HOUSING
FOR IMPLEMENTS
81 End Of Season Make List Of
Repairs Needed anc Protect
From Weather.
GIVE PLON GOID ATTENTION
Various Farm Tools and Machinery
Should Be PIT IN Order Before
Spring Rush--carrleESHent Rs-
auits IN Greet Loss

rrr-uur-c bf ths uuiie1 States Department
o. hrriruturel
A farm implement that rs iaid by In
had condition a. the end n the sen
sun IL pretty likely 10 be found IN the
same EhuI'e probably worse. N the
spring. vben the time comes for using
h nguin. Unfortunately there's no
magic thnf heals broken parts over
winter, repairing the weur and tear
81 one ssnsun and bringing forth
bright. sound tool rendy for instant
w0rt nex year
Delays IN RepairH Arr Costly.
ThougtltlessDess in the hundling
cnrt and repair % fnrm implements
results nnnnal,y in the loss 10 fnrmsrs
of thousands Of dollars and nIurA time
al season when time IL most vain
uhle. The proper time FOR Orerhsel-
ifr furm implements Is during their
period ~ inactivity and before the
spring rush. when fHrn work II press
inr and delEyE are costly. II put Of
until the Implement Is needed. delay
incident TO Eerting repair paris. press
~ othef work, und The htzy recoliec-
fiDn % the pRst seasons difficulties
with the tool or machine may hinder
greatly
Al the end q tRe seasons work with
any mnchtne II ia q plan worth while
10 make ont schedule Of needed re
pairs and HdjuBtments for that par.
ticulnr machine. and file II In con
venient plnce. 30 TINT when m OPP
portunity arises the work can be tRs-
en- up and done quickly Hnc thorough
ly. The machine itself represents
cnpitni invested II should he housed
properly. and NOT left IN fence cor
Der or other Ouf-Of-the-way place fni
wooden parts 10 rot and metal parts
90 rust
Probably no implement used on The
farm receives a Ereater amount q.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-26
XII Esrt Years Buus.

Raking up the gnrdeA and
burning stalks vines and ether
Vege1nbie debris In the fall viii
cuuse shortage OF winter
homes for the bugs and fewer
insecr pests 70 bother next sum
mer. according TO veeetnble men
M Oklahoma A and ~. college.
Scores q vegetable diseases are
thus destroyed also. n is sala-
No cull vegetables should he
left lying around TO tempt rab-
hits. which later may bark the
fruit trees The garden has
enrned IT'S winter rest. and II
win rest better n if Is thor
oughly cleaned up IN the fall.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-26
AVOID TROUBLE IN STEERING
knuctSle Pivot Pins Should Be Creased
~ All Times 10 Prevent Sc
coming Rusty.

Lnck ~ luhricntiun is the chief cause
of hard steering. The steering
kruckle pivot pins should be creased
Al al times. They have large surfnees.
which cause a heavy draft Il dry and
rusty
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-26

abuse or as nstle attention 20 its prop
ar care operntiun and repair than the
plow. lf Is the husic farm Implement.
Hno should not he allowed 10 remuin
IN out-Of-the-wuy plnces. subject 10 the
hardships Of the weHthsr. but should
he housed properly when not In use
When laid by. n should be stored In
dry plnce Hwuy from cuutnct with
the ground, and the bright parts cunt
ee with CreHse. 10 prevent rustinc
Once the moldbonrd. share and the
landslide have become pirfed with rust
m efficient job Of plowing cannot be
done until the cnrroded paris again
have acquired 4 polish.
Many farmers who would not neEleci
an expensive harvesting machine. are
CARELESS IN the care Of hnrrows and
other implements q ihis type. These
also represent capital invested. and a
large return Is possible II they are
properly cared for and housed uf the
end Ot the season. II stored under
shed, the teeth should he supported by
blocks ~ bDHrds 50 thar they win Dot
hecome embedded IN the ground. An
eccumulations of earth and trash
Elionid be removed
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-26

lng-cups ON cylinders. for. when the
engine is primed through them,
greater quantity is injected than Is
needed for one explosion. and for this
reason there is q certain amount Of
vHpor formed, regardless OF low tenn
pernture. which then finds its way past
the piston-rings INTO the crankcase and
mixes with the oil.-R. 1. PriDdle. in
Popular Science Monthly.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-26
Keep Binder cauvasss Dry.

In storing the binder. remove the
cuuvHses w-rnp ~ carefully Hne store
AZ cry place away from mice and
rnrs, or hung them over round stick.
with ends free nnd even. Thus mice
and rats cim find no place for nests
Apply a Eupd leather dressing. hur-
hess Oh or tnliow 10 leather strups. 10
prevent them frum becoming dry and
hErc and cracking. The knife hnr and
wosden pitmun should be removed and
stored n a dry pince. The knife bars
should be cleaned and creased The
pifmnn siiOuld be stored nn shelf 0r
fat pincs 50 that II WIN nor spring or
warT. Crease the ledger pintes. knot
Ter, twlne holder. needle pniut. irvine
eye and al bright parts 81 me mn
chine and binding mechanism in gen
eral.
Put Information on the subject IS
cmltahIeo IN Farmers bulletins q4G.
81 and 103G, a series entitled Care
and Repair uf Farm Implements" ls-
sued by the united States Department
Of Agriculture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
FAILURE OF NORWICH
UPSET TRACK dope"
Experts Believe Block Will
Retire Famous Horse
TO Stud.
[nv N.soclntch rr1sr1

SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. y. Aug
TN" ihilur" or Norwich, az a
y year -oid. 10 continu" III" invincibI"
FORM h" displayed as juvenile. ia
considered by h"rsemcu here to he
~" greatest upset "f the year I'm
'"II!"Hthbr"I hors" racing
nd"tcaicd as n -y"ar-old TIM.
i:i"cit colt was hailed ihis .pring Az
IA" successor OF Man o. War as the
champion 3-ycar-old. lIo was .liui
I'll" Tor the Kentucky Derby, and no
hihd" good in that event. winning
easily over Il hand that was, how.
over hardly rated as championships
cdlih"r
Th.n BENJAMIN block brought, his
cor Fast. aud In his FIRST star, ne
Vas d""iSiv"ly beaten ny Harry
Mh' n"N'S Whiskaway. which since
mas been sold 10 G. w Clark Inc
,"r weight in that rare, and II WAS
h'lior"d that with tho weights even
u" could win FROM Whlyknwny. nut
ny 80 IN TIA" I.atouIl special n,
ven weights. Wh!skaWay again vas
AN easy winner.
Yesterday. Morvich made his first
START sine" tn" i.atunIa pyrn, ven
p!'''h against SURF Rider. Monitor,
"n'S t"idinr. whirh. though a ster-
.t'e ia''f' Was not considered good
'"wHRh =" WIN from Norwich
NJ hi"IE colt went To the bar
r."r q "dd on fnv0rl,e II. hrok.
travelling nv" and Il half furlonps Or
th' seven furionY race quit. aud
SUR Rider won by i've Ionr,Ls
~ believed that BENJAMIN Hlocly
VII not rae" Norwich again. hut viii
f"tir" him 10 tn" stud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23

OF the trio Of saccs which gathered by the inycr
caders, Senior Ramos hclpod his
points by getting the blow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23

Americans in France
Clean Up on Race
IBy Assncintcd prcss.l

DEACNlILE. Aug. 22.-Ameri-
cans nj this most fashionable and
most expensive of Frances summer
rcsorts--and they are numerous.
enjoyed free hospitality yesterday
at the expense of tho pari-mutucl
machines, when american
Beauty" ridden by Frank O'Ncjll.
Of st. Louis. Frances premier
Jockey. got home by head. to
win tho first race on tho card. at
the juicy odds OF 40 TO !.
hot tip was whispered mys-
tertously among tho Americans IN
hotel lohhie 80 'erdav. and there
We're few ans in DearivilIe
this morni' no would admir-
their failur. go have at least
small bet down Those iguoran,
Of the tip evidently like the name
and PLAYED the horse on scnti-
mental or patriotic grounds. cs-
p""ia'lv tho rikcrs in the field.
where. owing to Tho heavy PLAY.
the winner only paid 90 to l.
asainst 40 TO IN the big ring.
Incidentally. o'Nciu. with i2e
winners. is far ct the head of tho
Jockeys In the nat-racing class
this season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23

Nn, ~ NLchmond nwners MA no.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
Falling in Il ManhoIc,
Trottcr Halls Traffic
Try Associated Press. I

NEW YORK. Aug Prince. a
tr"ttcr. from the Zen lIur stables.
today fell into a manholc ON
THIRD Avcnu" and held IN traf-
lie Tor nearly three hours before
h" was hoiStcd out with der
rick.
Attached To light gig. tho
nous" Shied at an elevated train
AMI then hurdlcd a toolboN placed
III front OF the opening. lie found
himself s"iidiy wcdgcd several
foot underground.
liumanitarians. engineers. cl,r-
tricianS. policemen. hnrscmcn and
contractors w"r" summoned For
tim" II looked az If Prince
would nav" 10 he shot. bat he was
finally lifted to the street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23

The Colts return here a Weekend series
rhckers with Finncgan cardcd to pitch today.
raw tho opening mound assignment Portsmouth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
PLAY , GAMES IN CITY
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

IH" m'dw"cll games I'm tho chm,
..uhHh'p series :" drcid" tho win.
m"r "i ~" amateur baseball ,l,lo
ii.Tj',,it,.n'"d VIII =" ulayed ,daay
" sHf'.riau Church ON MAJ, I.i.,
.'"r% and cowardiu Avenue ana U,r.
'"n ii"ish's Hnp'iSt PLAYING a, i'm
..'nrI fi"ld BON ramostwill s,ar,
Last week C'nwardip Ay,,,
~" n"i'. ANA defeated Church Itpt
''hN ana tn" bank hoys arc on,
'"hhy I" rot back I'm ,h.. racc TY
"irnnlnr from Tho Presbyterian clliL
NJ W." games VIII hc had fourb,
as their outcome Win have ~
r"t an nearing on the chnmpionshir
race IN the city II :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23

imihIS ......... 20 . 2A2S II Z
'NamhI out for coach's Interior
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23

gSpc-tal 10 Tho Times n syatchl
ROCKY MOUNT \, G, Aux 20
Ray held ~" Colts 20 three hits this
Afternoon While the Tarh,ois Ept
mex; 20 Gu'oc when hits meant ruus
and had 'rtlo di'hCp!'t IN evening
UP the series by administering q =
to-5 drieHt 10 the qisi'ors. Fried
relieved Ray when ne developed a
ming ard HlcG the sacks The
change. however. halted tho colts as
thcy w'rc a.'e 10 score but uu" run
during 'Nc fual frame Rowland,
With ,Nr,. hits uu' % four 'iu"s M,
led the TtrNecls' atiach. Will" HAN
ana Ns"Hu.~ walker contributed
hc aims .EutS.
Til" s.rr,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
FIRST l. VIE.
Washington.

Rated Tor Robertson In eighth.
MATTED for falk In ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
BUSH'S WINNING STREAK
Of NINE GAMES BROKEN
Uhlc. Of Indians. Holds Yam
KEGS to Only Two
Singles.
NV Nssocintud prrsr

NEW YORK. Aug 22.-.Io" RuSh'S
MIhhlhE streak "G min" straight was
,hi"krn her" today. cleveland defeat
Hht th" New York Yankees iu tn"
hrSt gam" Of tn" series. & TO . 1t
VII "niN i:uSh's ;ifth dcf"a; iu
>M'h, ny" games. aud {, reduced
N'w York $ lead ,n a hair game Art.r
IN" irsi inning only twu Yankees
,,,.''h'i iirs'. both ON bases on balls.
Thc score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
TIGERS WIN TWO


u NV Associated Press.
i.Ni'hl.rii!A IN Nug -
i"N"it won hp'h ends ~ Il ,lullL..
.,'tH,r from fhii"'.clphin today : to
! 't'I ~ 20 :. Home runs ~ Nnnrh
nnd h'ue nud a Wild pl'ch uy iiastv
h"'ia"d tn" opening gam. U.I-
inhnu MT his uiu"t,"u'h humc r,.,,
~" ii,I man lil."i',. the ypg'hruf
S"' u"rl"r. won his r,yuu',-urh
shuH' ~ d." season in tho SECOND con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
Bl lLDERS WIN

Especial to Tn" Times plsratch
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. AUg 2.-
The builders had their batting clothes
on this afternoon and took the Soc
ond straight from Portsmouth easily
by tho score af II 10 > Tn. Ruild-
crS drove Main - tho showers in the
first inning ami hit Sovdlcr. his sue
.essor, hard Stickradt hold the
Truckers at hay. Slow fielding hy
Wood being tho cnuse OF tho two
Trucker runs Wood featured at the
max lot the builders. Box score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
Totals


hCtrrI, -,a, %, ~. u!
Philadelphia ma m, az
:. summary Tw" ha-r hits-Iirugrr
,Nchch. iiIu' 80 Cutshnw r2,. Thrsc
,i mr. iirilmann, Galloway.
'i"in" runs NchCh. IIcil,nanu S-ol.,
uhN"S huunE Sacrln-.SI t,,,-I,,,,
'"nhl". plays suoy To- ,.,Iisn,Sy
:" nHn", Young 20 Galloway: i;isp.r
-. hII" l."H on io,rolf. :.
Naylor ? on r.!ioita. q. IN Ii.,S,,.,,,
on ogden. STRUCK ou,-hy Tav.
,"r', ny Moore, :. by piIlcir. q,
ny M"'chum 2 by ogden 81,
"n I'r in innings. cn kn,rr
I'M ! In innings IN ogden in
lnnings; OF ri!l"ttc. Inh imr,l,,..'
'u Moore. in inning iii, 10
- .ch"i by kotchum CHlue,. hv pm.
~ tnr"Rsrp wild pi,ch-.pllle,te
winning pi,ch"r-rillr,tc. I.oyng
p'tchcr- Navlor rmpircs-cnnroii,
ana GuthrL.. Tim .nf
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PIRATES MOVE UP

. Nv NN~'tli'"t Press
flTTSEl EGll. IN. Aug %
IlM".F hitting. aided hv the visitors.
SLOW 'eld!nc gLv' Pittsburgh a +-ro-2
victory "N.r Philadelphia today
ii'iu'y mad" Wonderful stop and
throw ~ Walt'rs terrific smash I'm
,n" ninth with two mon on bases
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%" disappointed If thoy are passed
NJ. With Wcnfcr. Thompson aud
Arag"n as iniicld"rs ';re"uu" hohind
IN" hat; fiUncran. Driver aud Roy &c
pitchers. and DldrinE. Keller and
Ramos 80 "u'tcld"rS, there will not
b" many holes 1" plu@ at IN" to
ginning Of the n.w season. regard
less Of whether Richmond is playing
Glass or Class u bali
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Colts Unable to Stand 400 Altitude Long
GOSSIP OF SPORTDOM
Charlie Holman Justifies Faith of Friends
by EARLE LUTZ

me Colts after basking the sunlight
slipped
hed three
" no time
akeys and uncorking
ana not
man IN his two previous also