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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-16
IN EYE
CAUSED DEATH OF
GERMANY'S REBEL
DR.. Knapp Was Cutting
Woo dixie Kaiser
Bill
Try Associated Press ,

Stockholm, July ia splinter OF
wood in one eye caused the death of
Dr. Wblfgang Kapp. the American
born German junker who tried tn ov-
artbrou. the German republican gov
arrmprr about two years ago, ard
who died recently in Germany. DE-.
Kapp who was residing in Sweden
Il and when at last he consulted .
at the time Of his injury, neglected.
specialiss examination of the affect
ed optic showed that malignant
cancer had developed.
The Injured eye was removed but
the cancer persisted, and when Or
Knapp returned to Germany he was
instantly arrested only to be taken
to the hospital wnere ne died
when DR.. Kapp's intended coup
d,atat failed. he secured a false pass
mort fled to Sweden by airplane' and
Won the governments PERMISSION 70
remain in the country on the ground
that he was a political refugee, H'
was soon Joined by his wife and dau-
gbter. and the Kapp family settled
IN a beautiful country estate at Hat
lexis. Here they spent nearly two
years, undisturbed by the postwar
crisis in world politics.
The Kapps lived simply and unos-
tentatively in Hallekis. Mrs. kapp
did her own house work while Dr.
Kapp attended TO the outdoor duties
Of the househould. Like his former
iD,periai master, Or. Kapp in hisex-
80 took up wood-sawing and split
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-16
DR.. ]. LEWIS H0RSEy.
Of FERNANDINA. DIES,
FORMER HEAL TN HEAD

Jacksonville, July l5-Dr. j. Lewis
f5rEae- member Of the United States
Publio Health Service and for sew
eraI years assistant state health Of
fcer for Florida, died at his home in
Fernandina Thursday, it was learned
here today. General services were
held yesterday.
DR.. Horsey was born in Charleston,
Is. c., in 1856. but came to Fernan-
dina in 1865. In 1887 he was mar
RED to Miss Fannie Johnston of Tai
lahassee. who with a son and three
daughters survive him.
DR.. Horsey served as assistant
state health officer from 1890 to
tO2. Az the time Of his death he was
president of the board of TRACE at
Fernandina and member of the coun-
ty commission.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-16
BRADSHAW SAYS HE IS
A VICTIM Of PETTY
POLITICS IN BUREAU

Jacksonville, July 15-E. H. Brad
shaw, deposed head of the Florida
district of the United States veter-
ans bureau, returned here today from
Hastings and issued a statement say
ing that for the next week he would
busy himself in obtaining facts which
would make his ''bitterest attackers
hang their heads in shame"
Bradshaw attributes his dismissal
to petty" politics within the bureau.
His war record was brought into
question by the officials of the vet
Grams bureau who claimed that their
investigation shows that he served in
a civilian capacity rather than as a
soldier.
Bradshaw stated today that he was
prepared to prove that he did serve
as soldier.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-16
USE OF TRUCKS
CARRY MAILS is MADE

HhS Associated Press)
'i,hgton, July f5-Use of mo-
'Ocks to transport mails vas an
~ today by Postmaster Genea-
prk who said he was determined
hracks between Bedford and
e0ahtaes in fndnaa, Between
points oll mail trains have been
'ed On account Of the shrike.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-16

ting, and it was while be was engag-
ed in splitting wood for the kitchen
range that he met with the injury
rat led 70 his death.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-16
PUTNAM C0UNTYTO
JOIN IN DISTRICT
BOYSCOUT: SCHEME
Paid Scout Executive
to Be Employed By
Six Counties
TO BUNDS SCOUTS HOME
Fine District Camp to
Be Constructed at
Augustine Beach

Pledging the raising of $1,000 to
take care of Putnam county's share
of the cost of a trained scout execu-
tive to take charge of the Osceola
District Council Boy Scouts of Am
erica, the Putnam Council was form
ed Friday afternoon in the offices of
George R. Hilty, who is president, of
the district council. Officers were
elected, and St. Johns county coun-
Gil was assured that Putnam will
stand it's prorata share Of this ex-
pense. There are four other coun-
ties included in the district, but they
have not yet affiliated themselves
with the district council. When they
do the obligation Of Putnam and st.
Johns counties to pay the full amount
for services Of the executive for the
ipjeriod will be reduced that much.
The counties included in the district
are Putnam, St. Johns, Alachua, Ma
rion, Clay and Flagler.
| The district council was organized
several days ago under authority of
the National Council as the most eff
fective method Of promoting the boy
scout movement. 1t gives to the
counties, through the district council
the same official standing at national
headquarters az those of the cities of
first and second class. There are
certain requirements of each city or
section before the national council
will grant a charter. These require
mants are being met in this district
and will entitle the district to repre-
sentation on the national board.
/ AT the meeting here of the district
council, only two counties being rep
resented, the following officers were
elected:
Presideut-George r. Hilty, Pa
Iatka.
First e-President-C. E. Coe, St.
Augustine.
Second Vice President - J. D.
Points, PaLatka.
Freasurer-H. NJ. deMontmollin,
PaIatka.
Scout Commissioner-Gen George
P. Lowell, St. Augustine.
Headquarters will be in Pa!atEa,
and following this organization the
couuty council was organized Friday
afternoon with the following off
GERS:
J. D, Points, President.
DR.. j. HI. Jordan, 1st Vice-Presi-
dent, Crescent City.
7. J. Barnett. 2ud Vice President.
Robert Wright, Secretary.
N. A. Stumpe, Treasurer.
j. T. Savell,, Deputy Scout Com
missioner.
President Points appointed the
Ichairrneus of the following commit
ees:
Finance-Fred C. Cochrane.
Occupatior-J. V. Walton.
Publicity-Robert Wright.
Camping-Lew Barstow.
PromotiOr-Louis kalbfieid.
The work of the local council at
the present is to raise money for the
purpose Of completing the plans and
erection of Boys Scout Headquarters
and provide their share of funds
iaihtiy with st. Augustine to pay the
salaries ard expense of Scout Ex-
ecutive. He viii have direct charge
Of the Scout activities of the puris-
iictiou of this district council.
lPAnEP EkSKI DESERTS p0IITTC
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po,ICF cops 15O CHICKENS

Tampa, July 15-UhieI o. Ie,.S' So,.sor
tivs~ p. w. Blossom, became heroef
Of $50 strange hens and rOosteIs = 'iIs :
a oftay1,oon with the arrest of h +
Ersnco and Ellis Copeland, who are
charged with steaing the fowls. an. n',
et,s. eb;sf had sent out a broadcast for any
,,,,,, ,,a,,xors who having benn losing chicS-
=. - visit the pen he has set up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-28
FULTON ATHLETIC CLUB
HAS GOOD BOXING CARD
Next Meeting Will BE Fca.
lurcd by Bout Between
McAvOy and ConsoIa

Ihe Fulton Athletic Association
VIII hold Its monthly entertainment
on the night OF August 4, in the as
sociat'on's building. Firth and Mich
olson Streets. at which tim. one OF
the classiest boxing cards ever
staged among local boys, will be pu,
on.
The main bout Will bc "a six-round
affair between Johnny" McAvoy and
~ Dung" consola. Both claim the
bantamw"ight championship OF Vir-
glnia. and this should prove 4 very
interesting match. MCAvuy is known
Tor his IamcncSs, and also possesses
a very wicked right. while Consola
proved 20 the members At the last
entertainment that he has the VIII
ingness and ability TO night by put
against Paddy Mills.
Another good match on tho card
and which has created great deal
OF interest among the members is "A
six round bout between speedy"
Whitney and Nuts" Howell. both
claiming tho fiyweight championship
or virginia. There VIII also be one
boys from Richmond. who at the
present have not been selected.
To make good evening well spent,
Huck" Harris VIII take on Young"
ii"enan In two out-of-thrce fails
wrestling match. August dues VIII
hc due on the first OF the month and
payable until the might OF August 3.
cashier. Fulton branch. Church Hlli
Rank: !. j Gibbs. 5i4 Louisiana
street, or at the associations build
ing
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Benny Claims Head Butt
Stunned Him in Opener
LEY Assnciatcd rrcss1

JERSEY CITY. y. j.. July c7.-
On the way 10 his dressing room.
Leonard made this statement To
MS brother. hoe. who gave il to
tn" Associated Press:
II was stunned in the first round
when Tender huttcd mo in the eve
with his head The blow had me
stunned for four rounds. | am
anxious for Il dfteon-r round de-
ciSion bout with Tender"
When Tender was shown this
statement h" smiled and stated
that his manager, Philip Glassman.
would speak for him.
Glassman aaid:
Every one who saw the night is
SATISFIED that Tcnilcr pounded
i'"onard's "y" with a punch. WHY
didn't he Suuawk when he claim
ed Tender butt"d him In the eve
as tina; is the only round in which
he didn't squawk.
Tender viii gladly box Leon.
ara for a decision, for | an, sure n,
can do much better. as he did
not do as he cXpcctcd-knock him
out"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-28

BY telephone and letter the Sports
Editor has heard arguments pro and
con on the subject His opinion was
given yesterday in this column that
the run should have counted FRO
N VI IT., THE nATTEK HAD nEAcu,
HOME HONE nn i!1SH TiiR OFF T2''l wAs
MADE. The majority of the fans
agree mat the umpire ruled correctly
ject to the assertion that 1T is just
AS important that the batter should
have reached FIRST base before the
out was made"
Rule >? covsrs the play in question
and was quoted yesterday in full
John Il, Foster. ranked as one OF the
foremost authorities on baseball. has
added = foot not" 10 the rules in
which lie says. Note carefully in
this rule that tho force play must he
the third out /" prevent the run from
scoring, OF that the third hand must
he out BEFORE THE BATTER;
REACHES FIRST EASE to establish
the fact that tn" RUN is void"
The umrirc's decision that the run
should count * all that is necessary.
Ills decision as /" the status OF the
batter and scoring runner is Uucs-
ton Of judgment and not subject To
protest. His ruling on tn" validity
of the play itself IS a matter of rules
Interpretation and forms the only
basis for formal protest. hut il is
hardly probable that the kiwanianS
Will let the matter worry them longer
1t Is unfortunate that game being
played for such Il worthy cauS
should have been married by the
cropping up of point subject to CON
troNcrsy. II is hoped sincerely that
the matter is now a closed one.
Max MaSman. whose stable OF
fighters is we'll known here. an
nounCcS that ho has decided Ia give
Lew dempsey lay-off for a month
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------------ . -------- -
ALL-STARS BEAT GIANTS

Tho Richmond Giants lost to tho
Richmond All Stars yesterday at
Mayo Island Park by a 2-to-l score.
Games today and Saturday VIII be he
tween tho Giants aud the Phiiadcl-
phia stars. with a double header to-
morrow. Tho game today starts at
$40 o'clock, with tn" big bill due a
80 o'clock tomorrow.
SCor" 10y Innings. T..
Richmond Giants -. ooc 600 ooI /
Richmond All-StarE 600 o2o ooo--2
summary: Two-bsse hit-Cnrring-
ton. Thr""-bsE" hit--MaEon. stolen
ia scs--Timhcrla Howard ca, Tay-
lor. II. Lonble play Morton to y.
TAYLOR. HI by pitched bali-H.
TAYLOR. North. Left on basce-R Rich
mond Giants. 3. Richmond All stars.
b Bases on balls-on Henderson,
uOnc, OF Darlington, 2. of Harper.
3. on MCDonoGEh ;. IIftS--on Hem
dcrsor, none In innings. of car
r!ng,on. In innings. of Harper. !
In innings, Struck nut-hy Heni-
crson. } ny Carr!nEton. 9. hy liar
per. s. by Mcbonouch. T.. Time OF
game, a:i0. Umpire Etiss.
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which Maxnian says. he surely de-
serves. as he has been boxing twice
week this summer All over the
~ his hest lew can hold his own
with the best fcathcrwcights in the
business. SAYS MaNinan. but | have
nccn WORKING him too often In this
torrid heat. and his past two bouts
conNinc" me that he should have a
rest and in spite of.thc fact that hc
has three offers to box tho month OF
AUGUST, including one from Rich
mond."
II Will be a disappointment TO fight
fans here tha, Dempsey Will not he
on inc next boxing card Of the Church
I'M Athletic club. hut perhaps Il new
face or two Will help tn" game here
they contend that variety lends spice
tn life.
The Church Hill Athletic Club Will
h"id a meeting tonight at Murphy's
Hotel. Several important matters
viii como M, one o: them being IN
regard to the next monthly athletic
carnival.
mighty who have fallen low. The
former star is now working in a ear
barn league In Illinois. following his
release by Toledo.
pohcr,y silk s"x vat at cS it o. X. 'G G.
next sunday they will make the third
major league outfit 10 tackle the
semi pros this year. The Chicago
Nationals and the Boston Americans
hay" both been forced to trail the
dust by the Silk BoN. and merry
ma -ha viii go up il tho rhils do no
better.
Tho Athletics and Rcd Sox seem to
h" playing lone game of tar FRS,
ono Is III tho basement and then the
other.
Richmond
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Is TO WRES7 LIGHTWEIGHT CROWN FROM LEONARD
Ken Williams Gives Up
Ambition TO Aid Team
INV Associated prcss.l

CHICAGO. July 2I.-kcn Will
liams. outheld star OF tho st.
Louis Americans. Is sacrificing his
ambition TO he, the leading home
run hitter OF the American League
this season because OF his desire
to give every ounce of his play
ing ability TO the Browns in their
struggle for tho pcnnant.
This was the statement today
OF Walter Fritsch. c-prcsidcnt
OF the ST. Louis club, here to at
tend the American League meet
ing. Fritsch said that Williams.
IN his desire TO establish tho
home-run record for the season,
realized that he was not giving
his fun value to the club. Will
liams and Tilllc Walker. OF the
Aihlctirs, today arc leading tho
scramble In home-run hitting
Walker having battcd twenty
four. while Williams has polcd
twenty-five.
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DANNILLE CLUB SOLD
AFTER POOR SHOWING
Especial to The Timcs-pispa,ch. !

DANNILLE. VA. July Recent
reports that Pcyton r. Hatcher pro-
posed TO sell the Danvillc baseball
nounccment was made BY Hatcher
that nc had disposed Of tho club to
j. NJ. Davis mad W. Z. Collins. OF this
city. The purchasers are in the auto
mobile business here. They have al
ready assumed control over the club
ana propose TO carry fsl." strength
cnInI the club and making super
human effort TO bring the Tobaccon
lists out Of til. cellar In the last lap
OF the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-28
GIANTS DEFEAT CARDS
THIRD STRAIGHT CAME.
Four St. Louis Pitchers Used
Up i'll Effort to Stop New
York Sluggcrs.
IBy Aesociated prcss1

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE New
York Giants made IL three straight
over st. Louis today, winning by a
score of IL To 4. -Four Cardinal pitch
crs were smothcrcd under an ava
lanchc OF hits. Bancroft. Rawlings
and Kelly leading the attack with
three apiece. The score:
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MOLLA MALLORY WINS
WAY INTO NET FINAL. s

RYE. y Y. .uiy 27-Mrs Molla
l.jurstcdt Mallory won "a place In tho
"mlhuN round Of the New York
state tennis championship at the
.ir"cniucHd"w cub today. Ia hard.
driving battle, IN which sh" had Ia
exert herself. Mrs MALLORY defeated
Miss Martha Hayard. Sh"rinills. y. j..
Ga, G.. the respective point totals
we're 81 10 A.
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Totals ......... {, 4 II 50
'Ratt"d for MAYS ia tenth.
Matted for Smith in tenth.

u.
NRatted for Austin in eleventh,
Score by innings: r.
New York ........ 900 100 04O 0l-6
~. Louis ....... GEO 100 On3 0O--5
summary: I'W base hits-lirnnkie
G"rh"r Ruth, SEVERED Thrce-base
hit-puEau. Home runs Pipp,
Schanr. stolen baSc-pipp. Sacri-
nc's-MC Manus, Jacobson. Nangildcr.
Scott. Double plays-Gcrber. Me,
Manus and SiSicr. Left on bases
New York. 10. st. Louis. &. Base on
hails-on Wang ildcr. .. off Shawkey,
:: of kolp. |. struck out-hy Dan
forth. |. by Rush, l. Nits-off Van
glider. in : 10. off kolp. , in "a
1.-TWO on. mono uut in tcuth): of Dan
i"rth, none in nnc-third: of Wright,
IN | -. off Shawkey, in Zone
on. none out In nnth): on Mays. 9
IN . OFF bush. none in = HIT by
ritchcr-by Wright DpipD. Winning
mitchrr - Flush Losing pitcher -
w right. tmpir"S-bwcns and Con-
molly. Time, 2.5o.
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BRAVES WIN IN TENTH
lBy Associated Prcs..l

BOSTON. July Gin a heavy
hitting game Boston defeated Chi
caso, 10 :, in ten innings today.
The winning run came with two ou,
in tn" tenth. whom Powell tripIcd and
scored on NiAon's single to right. The
score:
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YANkS WIN BY HOMER,
BUT NOT BABE RUTH'S
Wally Schang's Circuit Clout
III Eleventh Cuts Down ST.
Louis Lead.
IBy Aesociatod pross.l

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. July 2,.--Waltcr
SchanI's hum" run in the eleventh
inning gave the Yankees Il G-to-a VIC
tory in II INNINGS over the Browns
here today. The defeat cut the
browns lead To- half a game. The
browns tied tn" scor" with u three
run rally in tn" ninth inning after
New YORK. had taken the lead in the
eighth by scoring four markers. Pipp.
OF New York.. hit a homer in the
fnMrlh. rn. ..-nt-.-
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AMERICAN WOMAN
DEFEATED AT DIEPPE
inv Assoriatod prossl

- DIEPrE. Jtly 2i.-rhc finals in tho
womcn's golf champion
ship were played today. Miss Basin.
of West Surry. defeated Mrs. Gavin.
formerly ~ New York. hut now of
England. > up and 4 to play. i'll tho
finals Of the International golf
championship hero today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-28
Benny Finds Southpaws Hard to Solve
GOSSIP OF SPORTDOM
Astronomer Needs License as Guesser
BY EARLE LUTZ

Prof a
honor in more than his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-28

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Bostun at thirHEo.
Ncw YORK. Mt -. Louis.
Washington mt Detroit
Philadelphia ut Cleveland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-28
IEy Aesnclntch rrcesl

ELIIIIA. july Or.
seventh inning rally. in which six
runs ""r" scored, enabled PhiladcI-
rhi' To make it three straight, over
Cincinnati today. tho score being 6
to ,. The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-28
AS DOWN INDIANS
LBy Associated prnss

CLEN ELAND. otto, Julv III
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland to-
day. IL to ). hitting three cleveland
pitchers freely. Prior to today Cove
ieSkie had won six straight. The
score:
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IiOston.
GOO 2Ot 100 o.

Score By innings. Il.
Chicago ~ Oon zoo 100 o.
Boston ........... 100 OiO O5O Is
summary. Two base hits Ford 90
Holkc. Thrcc-baso hits-kldr!dEc
Powell. Home run-Christcnhury
Sacrifices -Terry 81. Krug. kopl
O'Ne!l Duuhl" IIoilochcr Gun :
assistcdD Left on bases Chicago. S:
BOSTON. 10. Bases on haIls-uff Al
bridge. !! on Marquard. >: of Ocsch-
ger. !. on Chccves. / Struck out
by Aldridsc, .. by DeschGer. !: by
+ Miller. l. iiits-on AldridEc. II In
: tnonc out in eighth. on ChccvcS
4 in , on Marquard. - in on
OeschGcr. none in !. of + Miller. .
In = Hit by pltcher--hy Chrevcs
uiowdyJ. Wild pnch-Marquard
Winning pi,cher-M!llcr Losing
pitcher-Ch"cvcs. Empires, Mora II
and OuiGley Time 2.iO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-28

lSurk &: co won from Simon Sycle
In the Twilight League yesterday by
a score OF to |. The game only
went SIX innings and was played on
the Church i'm \. G. diamond
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SENATORS TAKE ONE
'EN AesncIatcd rress.1

DETROIT. MICH. july - Detroit
was helpless before Zachary today,
while Washington hit OPPORTUNITY
and won. 10 |. The score:
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summary: Two base hits-Walkcr
Miller, Galloway. Speaker Three
hhsr hits MCGowIu. Gardner. Sac
ri'r"S--Shccr. Perkins 90. Double
phys Warmly and McInnis: Gardner
l.. Sew"N and j. Sewrll. Left on
bases Philadelphia. Is. cleveland, s..
Eases on halls-on Nayior. =: OF
liachy, !. llits-on coVcleskle Q In
3 %. OF liaghy. : in 3 Ia. on Mails
3 in .. struck out by Naylor. /: by
vclcski", = hy Mails. | Passed
BAH l.. Scw"ll Losing pitchrr-t'o-
N"I"ski". lmpir"S. NHllin and Hill
dohrRud. Time, ! 80.
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SOX WIN IN TENTH
IBN .Aesncinind rrcss-

By Associated Press
CHICAGO. July :1.-A tenth inning
rally Ivy Chicago enabled them to
nos" out Boston to .. today. The
SCNrc:
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WASHINGTON ... OO2 ZOO Osn {.
Detroit ............. 00n Ol0 0Oo
seminary: Two base hits--JudGc.
hit Zachary stolen ha peCk.
sacrifice Goslin Double play Peck,
iiarrjs and Judge. Left ON bases
Washington. g. Detroit, 3. Bases on
balls az Xh"hsry. 2 on cole. &
struck out-hN Zachary. 4; by cole. 3
Hits oft Ehmkc. in !: OF cole. II
IN Z on Moore, | in |. Hit by pitch
cr- by Cole Picinlch). Losing
pitch"r--cnle EMPIRES. Evans and
Guthrie Time. i59.
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I}u0nIo Protests Game.

TORONTO. July 27.-Bunalo pro-
tested todays game. which Toronto
won, II to IL. on the ground that tho
ball was not in play when Babe Dye
was caught on the hiddcn-hall trick
in the ninth. Two Of the three um-
pircs declared that Manager Wiltses
contention was correct. and II is
probable that President Toole Will
order the game repiayed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-28

Leonard held his lightweight
He took
gaEemen will
-
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Detroit, .; Washington, %.
thicRco. {; HoSton, 3.
Cleveland, =; Philadelphia. II.
-. Louis, .; New York, q on In
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CHURCH HILL CLUB
TO HAVE BIG MEETING

Members Of the Church Hill Attn
letic Association Will hold a meeting
at o'clock tonight In the old par
Tor OF Murphy's Hotel annex. Only
members Of the association will at
tend the meeting, and admission will
he by card only All members are
requested TO bring their membership
cards ana present them at the door.
Plans Tor the recreation work of
the association viii be placed before
the meeting, and the progress made
in obtaining the boxers for the next
entertainment reported. The plan to
place football team in the field next
tall also WI be liScM&Scl
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STANDING NJ CLuus

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Chicago nj b"stnn.
pittsburgh at firookIyn.
81. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati ut philadelphia,
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"..~N TT -HNtN"N III mint
saw FOR kcCk In ninth.
IAN for Ercssler in ninth.
Philn dc'phIa.

Summary Two-haSc hlts-Daubcr,.
Fletcher. Ice. Home run williams
stolen has" PincIli. Sacrifice -Dau-
bert Double plays Meadows to
Fletcher {" Lee, Rapp TO Parkinson
20 Lee Lett on bases cincinnati, Z.
philadc!phld. 4. Bases on balIs-orf
Meadows. d. of l.uquc, /. struck
oni-hv Luqu". !: by kcck. ]: by
Meadows. /. iiits-ofi I,uque. In i
%: OF keck none in la. Balk-
Meadows. Losing pitcher-J,unue
Cmpircs, Hart and O'Day. Time, $40.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YEsrEnDAY.

Philadelphia, q; Cincinnati. =.
It".i"n. ;; Chicago. Go inninEsI.
New York. ~; -. Ioni>. ..
Pittsburgh BROOK .n. rain.
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Ihe champion heitted the Philadelphia baler
training in
bout since he won his title from Freddy Welsh 1917.