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The Lake County times., 1922-05-05
HOBART

Announcements has been received
here OF the marriage OF Miss Floren-
tine Marcia Kemp and Mr.. Francis
r. Deppe. The ceremony having
taken place at 9 a. m Monday morn
ing at the homo of the brides par
ents at Michigan City. Ind. by Rev.
Arinin P. Meyer. The bride came
here over year ago with her broth
er. since that time they have been
operating the Gem theatre here. The
groom came here from Chicago last
summer to vacation on the Dippe
farm west of town. Both have a
host of friends here. They are
spending their honeymoon in the
East and upon their return will re-
side in Chfca go.
Mrs. Shore visited friends in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Bradley Is on the sick list.
The Lake County times., 1922-05-05

communication signed "Ti-Bo- Kim y
as secretary today refused to sane
tion the debate scheduled to be held
Sunday between Mayor Harry B.
Burton and an unknown goblin
from the headquarters in Atlanta,
Ga.
The refusal of the Khan to debate
came as a surprise.
Il am ready to debate any time
said Mayor Burton who recently
refused permission for a Klan pa
rade here and resuestetd any city
employees who might be members
of the Khan to resign at once.
The Lake County times., 1922-05-05
Make YOUR Own
BUG Kill p
p. ID. Gl.

You can easily make at home g
full quartof the strongest bug-kiiIer
for 35c, enough TO kill G. million bed
bugs, reaches, fIeas and ants. This
recipe will not burn, rot or stain
clothing, and is entirely different
from any other formula we know
of. as 1t will kill the eggs.
Procure OF your druggist q SBc package Of
!, PeGky Devils Quietusl r. ID. g then YOU will
havs tho cher-icsi rrade expressly to rid Ho-
and other Insects.
Impossible for the pesky devils 70 exist with
the prop@r use Of P. y. Q.
Special Eospiaai size S250-rnakcs five gal
Ions. = .. q. caa ba purchased in scaled BOT
ssss. double ssrez.g~sl. llgs5 form.
The Lake County times., 1922-05-05
HARDING ACCEPTS
INVITATION

WASHINGTON. May 5.-Presi-
dent Harding yesterday tentatively
accepted an invdtation to attend
Flag Day exercises at Baltimore on
juno IA, when a statue In honor of
Francis Scott Key. author OF THE
Star Spangled Banner" will De un-
yelled
The invitation was extend cd by
the mayor of Baltimore and a dele
cation of citizens.
The Lake County times., 1922-05-05

The Royal Neighbors Lodge play
ed cards last evening, followtn &
their lodge meeting. The prizes
were won by Mrs. Julia johnson,
first and Miss Geneva Gill. second.
The Lake County times., 1922-05-05

Mrs. Flossie Abrahamson.
"A man can't love q wcmEn he
doesn't respect and he can't re-
spect Q woman il he knows her
past" That is the philosophy Of
Mrs. Flossie Abrahamson, charged
with the murder OF her husband.
II fel when ! was young" Mrs.
Abrahamson said, "and later ! told
my husband. Soon he began 70
chide me; later it became continu-
ous."
The Lake County times., 1922-05-05
Ku Klux Won't Debate

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvcEl
KANSAS CITY, Kans, May s.
The Ku Klux Khan Of this city in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31
LYNCH TRIES TO ARRANGE
4 BATTLE WITH KILRANE
New Bantamweisht Champion Wants to Fight FOL
Featherweigh Title Somewhere in East.
Under Auspices of'Tex Richard.

f"athcrwciEht title Is to he Mt stake
IN this fiSht. and johnny is 10 make
weight of
hu. mats a matter OF detail which
doubtless could be arranged XII
oahe weighs so much that proba hIv
ne would nave to so to the butchers
ana nave leg removed In order
TO make l22 pounds. ringside. He
demands tina: his opponents make I22
what he weighs himself is his own
business. and IL you don't like that
arranSement. what are you going TO
do about It?
kiihane drew 10000 people to the
Jersey City ball park the last time
ne oo*ed In the East. and his OPP
poncnt was just old Frankie Burns
who didn't have a chance. Therefore
against Lynch. Kilbane is believed 10
he capable OF another 10000 "dra ~"
at the gate In New Jersey.
Lynch and Meade would hone IN
persuade Johnny to give them n few
thousand dollars-saw 100000. Inns,
some change to keep their dime com
.rany Is all they would want. XII
pane could have most of the purse.
"Cnn Fighter. ThInkf"
Lynch owns the smartest left lab in
inc ring now, and his right .ba.
dropped some of the toughest bantam
weights and some OF the less promi-
nent feathers. As Kilbane is pref
ty old and out of practice. Lynch
thinks he could stop him. This
answers the old query: Can prize
lighters think"
Meade says he doesn't care whore
his little skinny champion fights tho
old gray-halrcd guy. He never gets
bumped on the nose. anyway. He
Just tells Joe Tho Amt hurtin' US"
when Joe gets bumped on tho nose.
y manager has got To be smart TO
think OF these encouraging things
To tell his fighter. The match would
draw better in New York. but here.
kiibane ls not recognized NJ tho
'eatherweicht cha NIPPON. However.
Richard might handle the match in
New York. anyway. and have a de-
cision. by rcfraining from dcsigna,-
ing kilbanc as champion. The pub
lie knows he is. anyway
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"""' ""E '' 'S'H"a
rnrk. aud all youth. in short trousers
viii h. admitted TO sec III. rnmc
,.
'" "''""""" nm" "''S"" 'r"e
OF charge.
Af,sr a, absence of ,v, Wool, .ro
,,
f>''''''i0''" Gun 81 'he N'rE'h'a
League VIII pastm' at Mayo Island
Park for three DAYS. opening this
afternoon with Wilson as tho ,,,,rt.r
attraction II tho r,,,s ,o,.,,o =,
,,,, a.,
"u'"o'' '"e h"Es as 'heF ol' IN thH
past two series and Newport News
wins consistcntiy. the league leader
sb,, ,s duo for cha,,o -. .,s
Inc colts return TO their own
pasture il, fair shane after hojrr
n,auIcd Al, c,o- ~, 10.
No,,, <euro-. x,
'''N'
''' ""'NP'''tu Nl'N over IN"
traces on saturday, which resulted
in two games being added 70 ,hc wou
column. makes oldrjnc,s NO, ,nol.
considerably better than ,hav did
when they were hoinr walked unor
twice in an afternoon in nroyio,s
series.
Lewis Is slated In wo,l TO- pt,
mord thus sr,c-o,,,r ut,h tIa
doing IN, receiving u,,c.s 50 D.,
send in lcr-b,,dn,
however. is Going itsa . ,a,,s.
Ere with tho s,ict ana 40, "L
unon n exhihi, one ,n .
Kind Of vaI,one ~. '"e
the road whor no .r,.s y"
cui, clou,e Two j., 49,
vo 49,
- - VIII De erected
/. MAYO lsiand fark 10 accommodate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31
CHESS EXPERTS WILL
COMPETE FOR TITLE

LONDON Iuly 30 rr.ss .x,a-,s
Of tyco homlsrrcros VII ..-,,,..
the ohamp!0ushiu = TO-. ,,a,Is i'm
tournament which viii ne nronod 60
moro" by Andrew Rautr i.av ,,,-
mer Chancellor az the ~ hoqH.r An,
nov leader pr the Uulenists IN ,,,s
House Of Commons play VIZ ,..
;uue for 'hrc" weeks.
Moro than 100 players VIII p,,,f,,.
pate in tn" nrst. second ana ,ai,d
I'hss sections Of tho tournament
Ih!s VIII te ia" frs, tim" i'm ,wD,r,
ihT"- years That iundou win witness
tuch an impressive gathering OF ,n.
cheSs talent uf tho worId. of when
Jose Il Ctphbiarca. of Ci.n, fba
worlds tirl"r fd"r. Is me leader
Four Eng yumcn and c.rh, for
e!sncrs VIII c'Hrct" iu ~. major
o0cn iouruancL. $50 Americans AZ.
entered AieXauter AlrchIn. ma
Russian. and Akiha Ruh.ns,siu. 20.
land. ere regarded az the most dan
Serou. rIva!s OF Cnpa blanca for me
championship. for which VIII 40 a
prize Of more than $1,000.
Other contestants include the
champions NJ England. Canada, Aus
rhfa and india, and masters from
Italy. Austria. Holland. Czecho-s,o.
vskiA Russia and Hungary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31
ny wr>tbrook I.cRIcr.

Y L.
NEW YORK, July 3o.-A big fat
gent and little skinny gent are
gong To Cleveland this week to tell
an Ola gray haired gent about plan
VI tncirS To make 100000 for him
me old rrar-haired gent Is Johnny
N''oane. who hasn't but couple OF
hundred thousand to his name The
"'''e skinny gent is Joe Lynch han
thmweiEht champion of the world.
ne large fat party is Eddie Meade.
manager OF the bantamwciEht cham
p'"h' Managing champion makes a
man large and fat. Keeping a large
manager so large and fat is what
makes tho little. skinny champion 40
niue and skinny. But If he didn't
keep httie and skinny he wouldn't be
a hantamwciGht champion
rttic Cost Lynch 10000.
hFhch and Meade were reported to
have paid $1,000 into Johnny Buff,s
purse for tho privilege of betting
Johnny with left hook on the
whisk"rs. which knocked Buff apart
from IN" bantamweirht title about
q month 20. Lynch did the b.ltinr
N''ne to'd him to; y manager has
To he smart fellow to think OF
these things To tell his fighter TO
do.
Lynch and Meade haven't made
dime sine" they won back the bantam
weight championship, bu, they saw
th"r don't want a dime because
they've already got a dime All they
want t" q" now is make 500. 600
Tor III" old gray-haired gent out in
cleveland, whore Rockefeller got his
start.
=" they are going out to CI.ve
Hahd next week ut their own expense
I" explain the plan which is this:
zoe VIII hight Johnny, and Will make
l-2 pounds. ringside weight undcr
me auspices az Tex Richard who
hasn't made the offer in definite form
as yet hut who thinks the fighters
could divide pretty nearly 100000
httween them. Joe will give Johnny
most of this money because he likes
MIN ana doesn't need any more him
s"It. having - dime already. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31
YEARL|NCS SHIPPED
FROM "ELLERSL|E"
Thirty Colts From Stock
Farm to BE Sold at Sara
toga Springs.
Spccial TO The Times Dispatcl,.l

N
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, july 20
The annual shipment of yearlings
from fiierslic, the noted stock
farm OF Arthur -. Hancock. near this
city was made yesterday by his man.
hEer' w. y. Gentry, to Saratoga
Strings. where they Will be sold mt
auction August and II.
There were thirty colts in the 10,
mat LETT here 10y express. twenty.
Tour tn" property Of Mr.. Hancock
ana the other six owned by Lewis
n"rth' the well-kuown trainer of
lnsi"Sidc." this county.
The ycarlinss from .'EllcrslIc" arc
very promising lot. Most OF them
are 10y the Imported stallion Wrack
and from fine racing stock, English
ana Kentucky mares. One OF them
* out OF Network. winner OF many
races on the Northern tracks. and
who died May last. with "A colt by
h"r SIDE Another colt ~ out OF Kate
Adama. well-known on the turf. or
The half-dozcn yearlings sent North
by Mr.. Garth, two are by Wrack and
The other four by Sea King, OF the
lhnmas Fortune Ryan stud, at Oak
Ridge. Nelson County.
Mr.. Hancock also shipped last week
from his claiborne Farm" near
Paris. Ky. thirty-nve yeariings. all
or which Will he offered for auction
along with those from his PLIERS
IL. farm on the dates named above
Many OF those shipped from Ken
lucky ar" Omar khayyam colts and
VIII n" doubt command good prices
several others in this lot are by
The Ambassador
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31
GENE SARAzEN LOSES
PAIRED AGAINST HAGEN
American Open Champ and
Partner Trail British Title.
holder and Kirkwood.
tBy Associated Press.J

LONG BRANCH, y. j.. July 30
waiter Hagen. British open golf
champion. and Joe Eirkwood. Austria
ian star. defeated Gene Sarazcn.
American open t!tlc holder and
George Fotheringham. home club pro-
iessional. yesterday over the links
nf the Norwood Country club. The
winners, with best bhli of 81
hnished with margin Of up and
to play.
The victory was the second OF tho
day for Hagen and kirkwood In
inc morning they defeated FothcrIng-
nam and Jack Forester. Of Meadow
nrook' y. y. mp and 10 play. They
mad best ball Of So In this round.
Hagen and Kirkwood broke the
previous Norwood course record of 49,
IN" British title holder returning a
caro- OF IL In the morning. while his
partner shot - In the artcrnoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31
HAYES ADVANCES
IN WESTERN TOURNEY
IBy Associated Press.l

CHICAGO. July 3O.-walter T.
Hayes. of Chicago. today advanced
another set toward reEaininG the
Western singles tennis championship
when he defeated Clyde Burlingame.
6-2. 6-3, In the second round OF the
Western tennis cha nrpi onship matches
here. 7. RI. Cochrane. Peter y. T.
Sab and Ed Wilson also advanced
through the second round OF the
mems singles. Sab. a Chinese player
from Worcester. Mass. was the sur
prise OF the opening round. lie cas-
lily defeated C. l.. Thayer. Jr., In two
straight sets. 81, 6-3. Alex NJ. Squair,
OF Chicago. former Western cham
pion. and Hayes partner In the
doubles. was forced TO default he
cause OF an injured ankle. which
probably will be In shape for him
TO play in the doubles Wednesday.
The out-of-town stars will arrive
tomorrow for their first matches.
Play In the women's singles also
opens tomorrow. with Mrs. II. r.
Adams defending her title against n
field OF thirty-four players.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31
PREPARES TRAINING
CAMP FOR DEMPSEY
IBy Associated press.1

M''i"'NN CITY. IND, July 20
'""hhF Dempsey. brother OF Jack
''mpS"N arrived here today from
New YORK 10 prepare the heavywcirht
champions training camp, where Jack
VIII yet in condition TO box Bill
brennan on Labor Day
dempsey VIII select cottage and
i"' rue lay Of the land SO the cham
r'"'' can GET down to work Immediate
upon ms arrival here, shortly after
August {.
dempsey and his manager, Jack
N"arns. viii wind up their theatrical
tour ihis week and are expected in
hicaSo August to post forfcits.
FREEMAN has been asked TO come TO
MIchlsan city at once and will, be
introduced IN the ring next saturday
Mh'n benny Leonard meets Ever
Hammer In ten-round bout here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31
FIVE DAYS RAGING At
TOLEDO BEGINS TODAY
Second Renewal of Ma,ron
Stake Is Feature of the
Meeting.
tBy Associated Press. !

TOLEDO. OHIO. july ao.--Horser
began arriving here tonight for the
second week Of racing In the grand
circuit over the Fort Miami track
Five days OF competition is scheduled
with Saturday reserved for POSTPONE
ment.
Wha, Is considered the bleges, day
OF the week Is Tuesday. when tho
second rnewal OF the Matrcn stake
lor thrcc-year- trotters. with an
estimated value OF $500. viii he run
Members OF the Toledo Driving
cub said today the entries for tn.
eh'ire program arc greater in num-
ncr and nj more uniform quality than
nave been received ut any previous
race meeting since Toledo was ad-
mittcd TO the grand circuit
Mondays program consists Of the
2;o1 trot the 2:l0 pace. the 2:l7 ,rot
and the 2:0t pace. with tho cxccp-
ion OF the 2:l0 pace. which Is to he
run under the three.heat system. all
OF Mondays events are on the two
In -threc heat plan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31
TILDEN AND RICHARDS
LOSE SECOND MATCH
[Ry Associated Press!

NEW YORK. July 3N.---K Norris
Williams. H.. and watson NJ. Wash
burn easily defeated William r. Til
den. H.. and Vincent Richards. Ga,
6-3. 10 In the second match of the
test today to determine which team
VIII represent the United states i'm
its defense OF the Davis Gun. The
Tilden- Richards combination won
yesterday. taking three OF four sets
Williams and Washburn who
paired 20 form the American doubles
team last year. had tho aggressive
throughout today's match and made
the pace so warm that Tildcn was
thrown off form and Richards he
came unsteady, though both fire.
Guentiy made brilliant returns. The
victors concentrated their attack on
Richards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31
Sl2l,755 LEONARD'S
SHARE FROM FIGHT
Iny Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. Juiy 3O.-Benny Leon
ard received Sl2l.155 for defending
his lightweight title laS night in
Jersey city. y. j.. aud Lew Tender
Philadelphia, challenger. received
$62.506. according to official figures
just made public by Promoter Tex
Richard. The fighters received 60 .
per cent OF the receipts after the
deduction Of taxes. I.eonard's share
was AZ l-2, and Tenders 90 per cent
Richards proht was placed at $780,
6S3
The paid attendance was announced
as 1880. and the gross receipts
}327.565. Including compiimentaries
and working tickets the crowd num-
bered 460l6.
The figures for the Leonard TIE nd :
Ter bout have been exceeded but
twice In ring history. The gate re-
c"ipis for the Dempsey Carpenter
contest year ago were 3l,623.3S0.
and the Dempsey Willard match In
Toledo in 1919. drew s452.522.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31

pa'teu lor pouSIas IN seventh.
fBatted for Rawlings in eighth
Score by innings: n
Iit'sburgh :. ...... 900 200 500
Now York ........... 600 900 1000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31
BRITISH TO ENTER
SIX-METER YACHTS

LONDON. July 3o.-Four s!x-meter,
yachts, which are to take part in the
British American cup races In Sem
TENDER. Will be shipped from Eng
land the middle OF next month. ac-
c"mpanied by shippers and crcwe.
Jean. owned by Sir John Ward:
Reg" owned by Norman Clark
Nell. and Rose" club syndicate
boat. viii ne shipped on the Bercn i
Earia August ~. Sir Ralph Core Isl
10 sail the FIRST. Captain u. r. DiSon1
the second. and Charles NichoIson
the famous yacht designer. the third
The fourth yacht. Cola. Ill. Wild
leave Liverpool August II, Johrh
stephen. son Of the designer. Is tc,I
sail her.
&C.. 1922. Public Ledger Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31
HOMERS HELP BROWNS
TO SNATCH BACK LEAD
Wright Holds Red Sox TO
Five Hits. One for
(ircIIit
Try Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS. July 3o.-While the
i'r"wnS We're rcraining first place by
defeating !!"st"u To | this after
noon. Ken Williams. their premier
hom"-run hitter. again took the lead
"i h"me-run smuggling in tho Ameri-
can lcaSu" by knocking out his
iw"n'N-hfth in IN" eighth inning.
IN" lirownS moved onc-half game
ahead of tn" Yankees. due to tn" lat
t"rs defeat Today 10y Chicago.
WaNn" Wright pitched excellent bail.
holding III" visitors to five hits. one
"a h"nc-run by McnoSky. who battcd
TOR russell In the eighth inning
Wo nome runs. one by jacobson
ana one by Williams. accounted for
thrce or the Browns taliies. Tobin
being on nrst when Williams made
MS circuit drive. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31
WRAY BROWN WINS
SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP
IRN Assnciutcd Press

OMAHA. Inly 30.-Wray brown OF
81. Louis. won the Missouri Valley
mems singles tennis championship
today. defeating Phil Bashy. OF Kan
Sas CITY, ca. GO, 81
Miss Jessie Gricvr. OF Los Angeles
Cal. won the wOman's single. title
by defeating Miss Louise Harmon.
OF Kansas city. SO, 81.
PHI RaRhy and Walter Newell, OF
Kansas City. won the mems douhle.
championship. defeating Carl Meyer
ana Fred Gross. Of Kansas City, Ga,
81. Ga,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31
4S7ZlE ON HOME PASTURES FOR NEXT THREE ia US
Carey Renews Youth;
Gets 4 HOmers III 2 DAYS
IRv I-nitrd Nrwsl

NEW YORK. July 30-Some-
body has been feeding raw meat
10 Max Carey. the senior center
fielder Of the Pirates
The old man. playing his
twelfth season with the Pirates.
dropped another pair Of homers
into the risht-ii"ld stands al the
lo!N Grounds sunday. helping to
uetcat Ia" Giants. 10 u. Carey
had mad" pair OF hnmcrS SAT-
urdaN. EINlnr him Il total Of six
Tor the season. and il wasn't
Thought likely that he would Ret
amy NOR" uutil next year. Ills
two on sunday scored four runs.
thtr" being "a man an the has.
each time.
la Ia, latest official averages.
Carey il hitting .355. which is
iw"niN-S.N points beyond the
highest seasons avcrag. that he
ever made before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31
Ito Mcmillan Arr,x..

FORT WORTH, TENAS. July 30
u" Mcmillan, former captain OF the
famous Centre College football team,
VINO VIII become head coach at Cen
enary college. Shreveport. La, this
faI, arrived here to visit relatives.
Mcmillan plans to leave for Shreye.
port the middle of August to line up
the la2? football campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31

TO'aIs .......... 36 TO 81 TO
Rated for Cadore In eighth.
IRAN for Deberry in ninth
tBatted for Mamaux In ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31
PIRATES TAKE SECOND
STRAIGHT FROM GIANTS
Morrison's Strong Pitching
Holds Slugging League
Leaders in Check.
Inv Associa,edpro,v,

new YORK. July 30.-The Pirates
took the Giants into camn for tho
second time In row. thanking them
. IN D. Morrison let the champions
down with seven hits. well scattered.
Max Carey and Reb Russell again
featured with the hat. Carey getting
his fourth homer In two days, while
Russell got his second in two games.
Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31
INDIANS WIN SUGGEST
BY Associated prcss.1

'i'EN Ei.ANh. ONO. July 20
'l"V.inhd defeated WASHINGTON II IA
= today. Erickson hl"wins IN I'm ,be
N'N'h when the Indians scored 81,
rhhs ON four bases an balls and f,,r
tw"-basc hits Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31

summary. TWo-h:isc hits -oI.son
""h. N";t"h Manion Threr-base
h'ts-itluc. Home run Miller stolen
n"S l'Ii". cobb. Sacrinr. .S,.hcer
iEkrs. Elu" Jones Left ON bases
Philadelphia. :; Detroit. 9. Has. an
""'IS-oH i'ommrll >: iIeimarh. :
'N"h' J. struck "nt--hy Hc!mach.
c'S"h' :" Hir OF R"mmcil. ~
ile'fh"'h 3 IN ,. iiit by pitcher
by oles"n. Dykes. I'muircs c:uth
ri" ana Evans Losing pitcher. Rom
nell. Time. i:42
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31
10000 SEE WHITE sOX
OUTsMART THE YANKS
Bunchcd Hits and SchaIk 5
Strategy Give Chicago
Close Game.
| by Associated Press. i

CHICAGO. July 30.-Close to 10000
persons saw the Chicago White So1
defeat tho New York Yankees ,oasy
|" D The locals won the game by
punching their hits. with smar,
play by Ray Schalk. when the de-
tense OF the visitors cracked. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31
CARDS TRIM DODGERS
[ny Associated rress.l

RRoOKLYN. July 3o.-S,. Louis
"rened M the series with Rrookiyn
today by winning, TO 2 Tho Car
dinals punched three hit. of Galore
WIN pass and two errors in the
hrst inning. scoring all their runs.
Score,
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I"'HIS -. .....2' g II
'Ratted for Russell in eighth.
-. Louis.

Jacobson. M"nosky. Stolen basc-
MINER. F"wster. shorten.
Herhcr. Double plays-Rucll and
Turns McManus and Jacobson.
reWst"r I" frait To Turns: Wright
TO Collins To i,ronkie To McMnuus
l."ft on bases -l'oSton. 6: st. Louis
y base on hallS--off Wright q.
Fullerton. |; Russell. l. struck on,
by Wright. 4: Russell. .. Hits-oY
russell, in :. Fullerton. none in
Is; karr, in "a. Hit by pitcher
ny Wright 'Rurnsp. Wild pitch
wright Losing Observation-Disclosures
tmpires. Connolly and Owens. Tina
nf game. l:5a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31
Ken Williams FORCES
to Lead in Home Runs
by United News.l

ST. LOUIS. July 30.-Kenncth
Williams. OF the browns. again
resumed the, leadership of the
American League in the matter OF
home runs when he cracked out
his twenty-fifth OF the year In
the eighth inning OF the Browns
sunday victory over the Red Sox
walker. OF tho Athletics, was
ahead OF Williams until Ken tied
him Saturday. with twcnty-four.
Jacobson. Of tho Browns. ami
Menosky, OF the Red Sox, also got
homcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-31
ST. LOUIS CLUBS KEEP
STEADY PACE IN RACES
Cardinals and Browns Right
i'll the Fight for the
Pcnnants.
tRy Associated press.I

NEW YORK. July 50-The $,
Louis clubs In both major league cir
CUTS despite midweck scthacks bv
lheir New York rivals. arc maintain
lht steady uac" in the remnant
races The American League team.
Shunt"d from the lead on Friday by
IN" Yankees. nosed IL the front
again today by defeating the Red
H"V. while the Yankees were being
turned back by Chicago.
Below the leaders in the America n,
IN" White S"N. Tigers and the In
"''hS' AL are playing good ball. and
90" l'hN" 10 be meuacing clrv.-
,'"h' after long string OF victories.
h'H an oh-weck. while the Tigers.
!.' ny their hard hitting manager.
! '"bh. stayed on the right side OF
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