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81 j. -. CAHNEAI. x SONS
CllAS. Is. WILLIS X co.
Zeal Estate Auctionccrs.

/" cNccution of q certain deed OK
trust. dated October u. 1916. recorded
IN Clerks OihCc, H'nrico County
Court. IN ID. II. 2O9-B. page 81. defaul,
having nccn made In payment OF IA
portion OF the deb; therein secured
ana being required hy the beneficiary
so I" do. W. viii. on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23RD, Iac@.
At $50 O'clock T.. NJ,
proceed to sell on the premises. al
public auction. the following dcscrib-
cd property: All that certain tract
OF land in ienrico County. Virginia.
near lilShland Springs. containing SO
acres with improvements thereon, ad :
Iu!ning the lands OF NJ. a. Wachcrly.
Wm. III. Rose ct ais. extending to the
Chickahominy River, and also touch
Ing the Grundalc Park" with tho
right .! way granted by order OF
Circuit Court IfcnrlGo County (sco
Ordcrbonk %. page 3s2).
costs "f sale. taNcs and insurance 10
day Of sale. and a debt OF ;l5i. nov
due. Balance 90 the SUM secured in
the deed To hr paid in 81 monthly in
Stalmcnts q: $500 each, the first on.
becoming due September u, 1922, the
others on the 9Th OF each recurring
month thereafter. balance IL any.
10 bc paid In one ana two years with
interest, secured by deed OF trust
on the aforesaid property or for all
cash at the option ot the purchaser
T.. SiTTERDING,
!. u. CARNEAL,
CHhS *, WILLIS
Trustees.
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Mrs. I.ucien Carr.

WINCHESTER, VA. Aug. 2O.--Mrs.
Carr. aged widow OF Lucicn Carr,
Sr., for many years Harvard Uni
vcrsity professor. died yesterday nj
her summer home AT BAR Harbor,
Me, according TO telegram re-
ccivcd by James H. Russell from \
member OF the family. The body is
being brought here for inrcrmcnt
Monday in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
Mrs. Carr. who was about 90 years
old leaves one dnuShtcr. who lives
in Cambridge, Mass, and numerous
grandchildren. Her son. l.ucicu Carr,
Jr.. wealthy resident Of Winch"s-
ter, died several years ago.
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CAUGHT WITH 100
GALLONS OF WHISKY

special 10 The Times Dispa,ch.l
BEDFORD, VA. Aug. 2O.--Thomas
kakcS OF Franklin County. was ar
rested near Flint Hill, this county.
TINS morning while driving an auto
mo o'!e loaded with 100 gallons OF
Wh!shE He was observed by Deputy
HhcrlNs Roy Robertson. Iosephus
watson and w VI. Robertson. who
followed him until lie was ovcrlulier.
ha"eS jumped from the car and ran
several hundred yards before he was
captured
u" CLAIMED lie bought the ear sew
'ra' days ago. and was transporting
tnc WHISKY rom Franklin County 10
tSh'hhufs Tho car contained Ave
twenty-gal!on cans of liquor. This
was the largest capture tina, cy.r h..
been made iii bedford County. Rakes
plead guilty and was placed In Jail
not being able to furnish bail.
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John w. NvhitiocL.

FREbERlCKSRUN VA AUG %
John T. Whltlock. Il 5?-year-old
Confederate veteran. died at his homo
near Lewiston. Spotsy!vnnia County,
Of general debility. The deceased
was native Of Louisa County. and
served throughout the Civil War.
He was unmarried. Surviving him
are two sisters, Mrs Henry Brumicy.
of Spotsy!vania. and Mrs. Hester. Of
Louisa County.
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Mr.. bella T.. Rhodes.

LYNCUBuRG. VA. Aug. 20-Mrs.
Bella Frances Rhodes, aged 20. wife
Of Wyiir T.. Rhodes. died at the
LynchhUrS Hospital late Saturday.
She was Il native Of Person County,
North Carolina, and was married in
1917 She is survived by hnr nus
band ana a 7-mon,h infant: two
sisters, Mrs. ". y, Eaiscy, OF Dan
vile, and Mrs. James III. WlIinson.
of South Boston. and four brothers
|. l.. Jordan. of I.ynchburg. =. A.
J. j.. and {. T.. Jordan. OF Richmond
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Coiorcd BOY Hurt In Fall.

Falling from a truck while a.
play. f:sau Scott, l3-ycar- colored
boy. sos North Thirteenth Stree,
was BADLY injured yesterday after
noon. Removed To 81. Philips Hos
pital. X was found the patient had
suffered broken log and probab Bile
Internal injuries. The accident han
pencd at Thirteenth and Clay Streets
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Ri WILLIAM J.. WORD.
Real Estate Auctiouo"r.
81. y. Ninth stree.
TRUSTEES Auction SALE

THAT DESIRABLE STORE
AND FLAT
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DIRECT FROM OW%ER-,;.a.,~ Park
Terrace. rooms. strictly modern. $3.50
.rFh. balance Ike rent. Boulevard
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
nEN o. JONES 81. iN.
Il. Il. CHAFFIE q co. INC.
Heal Estate Auctionecrs,
Richmond. Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
IMPROVED FARM AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY.
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
PKOPEKTi.
on Darbycown Road.

On parOytown Road
iicnrico County, Virginia.
Acting under deed OF trust from
Giibcr, F. Walden. Ida l.. CARMEL and
James 4. CARMEL, dated July 2Tth.
1921. duty recorded In IN. oiiice OF
;he clerk Of iienrico Circuit Court in
ID. II; 2l1-E. page 32s-29, default hav-
ing been made Ia tho payment OF a
portion OF the money therein secured.
and being so required by the bcnc-
hc!ary. We shal! sell AT public auction
IN front Of licnr!co Courthouse. on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 23RD. 1879.
AT u o'C!Ock NJ.
that certain piece or parcel OF land
with good dwelling o: six rooms,
barn, and other OUthu!ldings thereon
lying and being IN Hcnr!cu Count,
Virginia. on The north side OF Darby
town Road. about seven miles east OF
IN" city %! Richmond, and containing
hiiy-s!N 800 acres. less thirty-onc
which is reserved for road. For
netcs and bounds and further de-
scr!pt!on OF the said land, special ref
rFcncc is hereby made TO the said
following personal property: | horse
and harness. mules and harness,
COW, feed cutter knife. grind
stone. double drag, ] range. disc
farm bell. i two-horsc wagon. /
spring wagon or buggy. | roll woven
wir. fencing; riding disc cultivator
9,a GG@G'T f n!9ws b,d m9w rSGir S?rn
-, b'''''' cA''.'f 4iilIF Culti-
saw. garden rake. stove.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to nav
the expenses OF executing this trust.
including any taxes and nsurauc.
now due and payable. the proportion
ate part of the 1922 taxes a note OF
S223. due April 21th. 1879. with in
ic:cst on same To date OF sale. and
credit as TO twenty-five, quarterly
notes Of S225 each. date July 27th
1921. due respectively at from 1857
months after date. both inclusive. and
one for tn. sum Of S63.2S due ninety
purchase money 10 be paid intcush
) L.. BATES,
JOHN &. EASLEY,
Trustees
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Dies In (hIlhn,yic

Mrs. Lila Hardin Bache. wife OF
W. *. BaChc. died At Chilhowic. Va,
yesterday. according to advices re-
ccived here last night The body Will
be brought To tho home OF her son,
II. r. Bachc, 2?lo Hawthorne Ave
nue..
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1bCjffjSS--iEGfL.S
- - - - -
Legal Notices.

VIRGINIA. = IN THE ciIANCERY
COURT o THE CITY OF RICH
MoND THE eth DAY OF JULY.
1922.
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DEATHS in VIRGINIA


Frank T.. caldwell died Yesterday
at Doo!ey Hospital. Funeral services
viii Toe held This afternoon At .
o'clock from liz South Harrison
street Burial will he Ia RivcrvIcw
Cemetery.
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Auction Sale

BY an order az tho Circuit Court of
the County nf iicnric". Virginia. en- .
tered on the "lst day Of July, 1872
VIII sell at public auction, in front of
me licuricn County Courthouse, End
and Main Streets. Richmond, Va.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 18TH, i922
at i3 O'clock NJ.
the following valuable piece or par
Gel OF land. lying in Brookland Mag
istcrial District, fIenrico County, Nir-
ginia, containing i-l00 acres. sit
uatcd near Ladies' Mile Road, i'm said
county. Just north OF Richmond and
near Providence Park.
Tho County School Board or Hen.
rico County, Virginia.
TERMS: Announced at salo.
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REN % JONES co, INC.
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Trus:.ee' S Sale

FRAME: DWELLING c'< THE EAST
SIDE OF THE NAT. ONAL ROAD.
BETWEEN BROWN AID LEWIS
STREETS.
ny virtue Of certain deed Of
trust dated March 20, 1901. OF record
in the Clerks Office, Henrico Cir
cult Court, y. Il. l6?-B. page
1871. default having been made in III.
payment OF portion OF tho debt
therein secured. | viii sci! at public
auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST "a. 1922.
At o'clock u. NJ,
the property described az being Lot
No. on the plan and survey attached
To and recorded with Il deed from
piCkcrson to Moutciro. dated May C.
lss". and duly recorded. said property
having a front uf 30 feet on National
Road and runnini; back. within parul-
III lines. III S/l2 feet on ono side
and 1870 il2 feet on the other side.
lE- improvements consist OF Il neat
detached frame dwelling, well located
ON this wide thurOuShfarc. and will
MAX" good home or investments
TERMS: Cash a. to expense of exc
cutting this trust, any taxes due and
unpaid. and to pay Il balance of
100000. with interest from March 80.
1921. balance l and years.
-. l.. DENOON,
Trustee.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
E1ighlandPa ark
ModenHone

" ith zoo foot lot r-h out buildings.
Rcasonab $500. Terms. Well To-
Gated. Seven rooms slate roof, gas.
electricity. hot-watcr heat; posses
sion Sept. ls, In good condition
See this.
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REAL ESTATE FOR S>,LE
Lots ion. SaIr

~ small iO~n. -over-roou, hot.sr ana
5000. Box J. tJz. car. Tho plspt,ch
h"rn. almost ne% electric lights. q acres
lana. orchard. ucw rou!',y house nna
yard and corn c;!D. Close 20 high school.
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1880 N. 18th St,

In execution OF - certain deed Of
trust TO the undersigned. dated JUly
2?th, 1919. and recorded In tho
clerk s ofhcc OF tn. ltichmond Chan
c.ry Court o: the city Of Richmond.
Virginia. in y. H. 22s-B. page sol. do
thc DEBT therein secured and being
REQUIRED so TO do by the holder there
Of. "" VIII sell by public auction. on
IA" premises, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18TH. 1872.
$50 l.. NJ.
the real estate described in said decd
80 follows. All that certain piece. or
pa Gel or lot OF Hand with the store
AMI dwelling designated a. 40. T2S
nad $50. North Twenty eighth '2Stn
street. and all other improvements
81; Richmond, Virginia. on the west
between M and ~" Streets, aud
bounded as follows: Beginning az
the southwestern intersection OF
Twenty eighth t2sth) and ~ SIS
thence running snuthwardiy along
the western line OF Twcnty-cigh,h
C:sth) street, and fronting thereon
Thirty-uinc (39b feet and nine 90
Inches tothc center oran alley. three
wide feet. to be used jointly by said
real estate conveyed and the dwelling
adjoining II Oh the south. and cx-
tending back wcstwardly from Twcn-
Southern line OF EN- Street and Il line
parallel herewith. one hundred and
twenty Ave i25D feet, to an alley
fourteen tb feet wide.
TERMS cash
r VI. RONLtY.
~ J. CHEWING. LR
Trustees
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VIRGINIA = IN THE CTIANCERY
COURT @ THE CITY Or RICH
M0ND THE 18TH DAY OF JULY.
John rickrells Ex'or. 80. Plaintiffs
George rickrcll ct ais Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
IL appearing 20 the court that "a
report Of the accounts OF J. Henry
l'attcson. executor. under the viii OF
John iickrcll. deceased. and OF the
debts ana demands against said de-
cedents estate has been filed ia The
clerk s office of this court in this
suit by Commissioners in Chanccry u.
Carlton jackson, and that more than
one year has elapsed since the Quali-
iication OF the said executor, on mo-
ton OF Caroline Pickrell Strudwick.
said dccedent. II is ordered that
creditors OF said John Pickrell. de-
ceased, do appear on the 5th day OF
September, i322, and show cause, be-
fore this court Cor the Judge hereof
u this court be in vacation). IL any
they can. why the said estate should
not be paid and delivered TO :he
legatees under the will OF said John
Pickrell. as Iscertained and de-
termincd III this suit, without re-
CURING refunding bonds Of the
lcSatees. and IL is further ordered
that II copy Of this order be published
once a week for four 90 successive
weeks in The Times Dispatch a
newspaper published daily In the city
OF kiCnmOnu. VA.
a Copy-TcSte:
CIiAS. o. SAVIl.LE,
Clerk.
Richard w. Darlington. p. Il.
WE INVITE bids for the purchase or
lease OF the plant OF the Wulbcrn Fer
tillzer Company, Charleston Neck South
Carolina. We reserve tho right to re
5cct any and all bids BIDS viii -be
opened August %. 1879. Address l.. o..
box 1913, Charleston, s. c., j. H. e.
Wulbren, Chairman
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Chnrgc Woman Shot Ncnro

tfNCHBtRG. VA. Aug. 2O.-Clarn
MoshE co!orcd. was arrested here
late saturday night on the charge
OF shooting Charles Brown. also
""iored' The man went TO n hos
pital. The woman said sh. eh,,
Brown because he told lies abou, her
she claimed she shot to brighten him
hut did not intend to hit him.
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NCTIONS-LEG1LS
Legal NniICrs

- ENchaugr r.4ce.
---.-.- ---..- y o


Jersey cay. y. j.. Ans 1879
Np'cH q. hereby given tina; ,h, annual
meeting pi stockholders % the NInGlEIA-
IAHpL!$A CHEMICAL COMPANY. for
Ia" election Of directors umd tor .Er tran
-~'t."u of >nrn other husiu,E- o.. mas.
'a"tIi.y com. before th+ meeting. iuClud-
,ur receiving thc annual rcqo-' II tn.
board ~ H!re,tc!s anh th" ratification OF
'Ac "":z o: The said noa-d since The las,
annual meeting Of stnC;Shri!,rs. VIII to-.
E"Ii ~ ,he principal u:nco ., the" ro:uuit!y
:" EXCHANGE Place, J"rscy CTS. county
% Hudson. Sew Icrr-y. a. u'.lo.s J.. NJ
ObIy.ght Saving T!m"b, on wednesday,.
IA" SIN Dag Of September. 1879. this be-
lhE IL" L's. wednesday o; .-.p;.!nb.r
ia accordance V:!ih Article !. Section l. OF
the by- i..Ws
The transfer books OF she company viii
not hc closed !or th" pugyos- 90: N. meet
lhf. Ou, pursuant 20 III" statute q. Tho
S;a'" pf Nrw Jersey no shsg" u: stock
can ." voted on - said e."Ctluu which
'h".! hsv- be"n tran.:crrsG on ,Me books
"i IN" company alter August -, 1879
= CHI&sIitvr ~a,,......
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday, Wednesday and Friday
as information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures Of PASSENGER Trim.
ADiiiy' unless otherwise sflownl
Daily eIccpt Sunday. Sunday only.
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:,.l.,, and The dwelling adjoining
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by =. L.. * II. l.. DENooN. INC.
Real Estate AuCti"nccrS.
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NlRtlNiA-lN THE LAW AM,
EQUITY COURT or THE CITY Or
RICHMOND. THE 2sTN DAY OF
JULY. 1872.
William II. Chcrnault .... Plaintiff
"a.
Lena l.. Chernau!t...... Defendant,

In Chanccry.
IN. object OF this suit ~ 10 obtain
a divorce from the bond Of n,atri-
hphy from the defendant on the
grounds vi dcscrtiou ana abandon
in"nt. for more than three wears last
past Ana affidavit having been iuad,.
ani hIeh that tho defendant. Lena !.
Chcrha uit: rs not II rcsIdcu, OF the
state Of virginia, II Is ordered that
sh" DO appear here within ten daT :
AFTER due publication of this order
and do what is necessary To- rr,,ta-,
her interest in this suit.
y tnpy--Tcerc:
=. =, l.tTIiEK LIBBY. Clerk.
l.. NJ EoSCuER.. ATTORNEY
ipl1 Bank Street
The Washington times., 1922-07-10
NATIONALLY

three perfect Japanese bows toward
Blue and was on his way. That
was far to be preferred to the Babe
Ruth method. which is to leap upon
the offending fan and start an
incipient riot. Apparently Lu Blue
thinks with his head.piece.
Iris Speaker, who beat the Yam.
KEGS with two home runs on Satur'
day, continued his very offensive
offense yesterday, leading the rally
that tied the score against Sam
Jones in the ninth and scoring the
winning run with a double off Shaw
key in the thirteenth.
The Braves. consistent to the last
finished second behind the Cubs for
the fourth straight time, to 2
Aldridge pitched good ball and Krug
Maisel, Barber and Miller Obliged
with dazzling plays on the defense.
The Reds were shut completely ou,
by Wilbur Hubbel until the seventh
and then they made UP for lost tim,
by slapping Wilbur for n to . vic
tory in the next two innings. Jak,
Daubert led the carnage with a homt
run and three singles.
Showing that never-say-die spirit
the Cardinals came from behind In
the ninth with a threerun rally and
nipped the Dodgers. to 5. right s'
the wire
The Washington times., 1922-07-10
<Ss%ss' <t,ssas" BASEBALL s@sss sS@ss!ss:Ss
xRNS&e9 nsRsz NSsS15S
AMERICAN
4EcuE

Nancy Hankins. the Young
Tampa pitcher, will report to the
Griffmen on August IS, President
Griffith having completed the deal
making the youngster a big league
infant. Hankins attracted the at
tention OF Mike Martin at Tampa
last spring and so Griff bought an
option on his services. The newest
Griffman is right hand finger,
built like a fence rail and possessed
of a loose, care.free style when on
the mound.
Bobby Veach. the Tigers veteran
outfielder, may be expected to say
II with a sawed-off shotgun today.
He is reported to think no more Of
base hits than he does Of His wor.
known right eye, and yesterday
Roger Peckinpaugh was given an
error on a hot drive by Veach
The official scorer reports that he
will occupy a special bomb proof
chair today.
Luzerne Blue, a Washington boy,
born and bred. is being singled out
for especially tough razzing. Yes
terday the youn gster, who is play.
Ing bang.ip hall for Ty Cobb's team.
demonstrated with a fan in one of
the field boxes and then appealed
TO Umpire Dineen. Tim" Jordon
then whispered IN the fan's shell.
hSe ear. The latter aross. made
The Washington times., 1922-07-10
BANNocKBURN PLAYERS
DEFEAT COLUMBIA MEN

Bannockburn Golf Club players
took on Columbia Country Club
cracks yesterday and defeated them
by 10 to 7, the Columbia men find
ing the greens rather fast.
Chris ]. Dunphy and Albert r
Mackenzie. OF Columbia, defeated
Cliff McKimniie and George T. Gun
ningham in the team match and
also in the best ball competition
Dunphy had a rs, which was ex-
ceptional going considering he had
never played the course before.
The Washington times., 1922-07-10
Mcleod Rated With
Stars To Annex
Golf Title

SKoKIE GOLF CLUB, Chi
cago, Ill.,, July 10.-Predictions
as to who will win the national
open golf championship are
many. General opinion seems
to be that those among the pro-
fessionals who have the best
chance to win are the following:
Walter Hagen, twice a former
winner; Jim Barns, who is de-
Tending the title; Jock Hutch
ison, of Glenn View, former
open champion; Freddie Nc
Leod, of Washington, champion
in 1908; Leo Diegel, Of New
Orleans; Billy Melborn, Of
Shreveport; Clarence Hackney,
Of Atlantic City, and the two
British cracks, Abe Mitchell
and Jim Duncan.
Among the amateurs regard
ed as the most serious contend
ers are these famous players:
Bobbie Jones, Of Atlanta;
Chick Evans, Of Chicago; Will
lie Hunter, of Great Britain;
Robert A. Gardner, Of Onwent:
sia, and Francis Ouimet, of
Boston.
The Washington times., 1922-07-10
LONDON PAPERS PRAISE
MILE. LENGlEN'S GAME

LONDON, July 1o-Commenting
on Mile. Suzanne Lenglen's victory
over Molla Mallory for the tennis
championship. the Sunday Times
says:
"Suzanne worthily retained her
title by a wonderful demonstration
Of tennis. The French woman was
supreme in everything she did and
made Mrs. Mallory appear second.
class player"
., The Daily News says: Mile.
Lenglen is beyond a doubt the
supreme woman tennis player in the
world, the best woman tennis player
the world has ever known. Genius
like hers stands above envy"
The Daily Mail said: Mile.
Lenglen easily proved her supe-
riority. but Mrs. Mallory put up a
plucky fight"
The Washington times., 1922-07-10
SandlOtters'
Salt and
Pepper
BY r. ID. THOMAS.

AAhoNahos
Fans watching the Mercury
Union Printer game would have
appreciated less wranging, even
though II was a bitterly fought
game. Arguments slow up the
fray.
Big Sullivan looked good on the
mound for Mercury. His underhand
delivery 10 graceful as we'll as ef-
fective.
Frank Krupp was all put out
when disbafred from pitching DO
minican Lyceum's first game In
the series because Of being a sub
stitute. He put everything he had
I'm the game with Tenleytown and
got the ire out of his system.
Believe me, them ginks earn theI!
dough-" piped a fan at Tenleytowr
when Tommy Crooks was gettlr
rasberried by Tenleytown.
Tenleytown plays hard and hated
like thunder to lose. Next time
Dominican Lyceum and Tenley-
town meet a fierce contest should
result.
Teams in the series are informed
once again that when more than one
umpire works only one must pe paid
Many Of the Sunday games SO far
have had three jumps.
Instead OF being a heavy expense
as some predicted, the series Is max
In
breaking even, at least
Less wrangling, plus more base
ball ON THE FIELD. and the an.
swer Is more interest and larger
crowds. The larger the crowd the
less empty space I'm the collection
lid.
The Knickerbockers must travy'
far to play Sherwood on the Shtr.
wood field. Likewise. Sherwood must
Pullman its way to the Georgetown
hollow on the return game. A short.
age Of diamonds makes 1t necessary
to use both fields.
Silver Spring, with its collec.
ton Of semi-pros, needs to look
past Washington sandlots II the
venture Is to be a business sue
cess. The games with sandlotters
have been so one-sided that in
terest cannot last. The sham
rocks were beaten IA to 0.
Lem Owen is above sandlot class
as a pitcher. The sandlotters score
on him only every now and then.
The most interesting thing fans
have to look forward 70 in connec.
ton with Silver Spring Ia how many
shut-out innings Lem can pitch. He
has yielded one run in about thirty.
two frames.
Capital Traction has we'll
satisfied bunch OF hall PLAYERS to-
day. They trimmed Marlboro. 5
to 0, and evened up for an earlier
licking.
The Independents are still ever
lastingly at it. beating their keen
foe, the Circles, to 2. and the
Otis team, 10 to ).
The Washington times., 1922-07-10
TRUT y III
| RSGGrl1 e

Copyright. 1922. BY Cosmopolitan News
NEW YORK, July 1o.-Grand
total homers for career. ITS. Sea-
sons total, IA.
FIRST INNING-Yankees. 0; In.
dams, 0.
Uhle pitching. Bases empty. Two
out. Ball /, high; ball g. low curve;
grounded out to second.
THIRD INNING-Yankees. ]; In.
disns, /. McNally on first. ,rwo
out. Ball /, wide; ball 2. hign; ball
3, wide curve. Babe walked on
high one. Uhle tried not to give
Babe good ones.
FIFTH INNING-Yankees. 8: In
dams, 2. McNally on first. Meme
out. Ball 1, wide; strike, allied;
ball 2, wide. He singled to center
McNally took third. Ruth : scored
s~er McNally on Meusel's homer
into right field stands.
SEVENTH INNING-Yankees, s:
Indians, 8. Mails pitching, bases
empty; one out. Ball high, fast;
strike l, swung, wicked curve:
strike 2. attempted bunt. Took first
on Gardner's error, taking second
on Meusels single to center. Ruth
was out stealing third. close de-
cision.
NINTH INNING-Yankees, :; In.
dams, I. Lindsey pitching. One
out, bases empty. Ball l, wide; hall
2, wide: ball 8, low; strike. ,alled
foul. Babe singled to left; forced
at second
ELEVENTH 1NNING-Ysnkee
7: Indians. 7. One out, bases
empty. Foul. strike 2. called, fast
one: bail, inside: foul; hall .. high
and fast: Babe famed viciously.
THIRTEENTH INNING - Yam,
KEGS, 7: Indians, 2. One out, Witt
on first. Ruth hit a high ny "a
"wamby."
Ruth's batting record:
a. Alb. 4. n. T.B. PC.
a. lea 81 ~ 90 .aol