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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-21
FAIRLY AZORES" AMERICANS.
Mademoiselle Sorel. French Actress
Statutes Us On Arrival. 4.

Havre, France. Dec. 20, Madam
oisclle soreI, the French actress, arriv-
ing here to-day from New York on
board the steamer Paris said that she
s'fairly adored' Americans individual
~ and collectively.
Il especially liked Bostonians" she
said. Boston is the soul of America.
New York is admirable, but Ill stick
my ground on Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-21

Henry Danforth Struck By Locomotive
Near Portland, Me.

Portland. Me-. Dec. 2l.--Henry Dan.
forth Of Island Pond. VT. a Grand
Trunk railway freight conductor, was
killed here yesterday. While working
in the East Deering yard. he was
struck by a locomotive and dragged
more than 500 feet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-21
FORTY PEOPLE HURT.
When Seven Pullman Cars Tipped
Over Last Night.

Jesup, La, Dec. 2l.-Forty persons
were injured, some seriously, when sew
en- Pullman cars of passenger train No
So, south bound, on the Atlantic Coast
Line railroad turned over between Al
lenhurst and Mcintosh last night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-21
TO PARDON MURDERER.
But Charles H. Brigham Has Alread,
Served io Years.

Concord, \. H., Dec. 2l.--In the list
of Christmas pardons to be announced
by Governor Brown Saturday win be
a man serving life sentence for muir
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-21
Business as He Found It.

"How do you find business these
daysw
Same way as always. By going out
and looking for it."-Everybody's
Magazine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-21
Mussolini Qualities as Linguist

Rome, Dee. 20.-Benito Mussolini,
the youthful legal dictator of Italy,
is an accomplished linguist. Besides
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-21

wenatche. Wash. Dec. 2l.-Pictures
showing Fatty Arbuckle will not be
permitted to be exhibited in Wenatchc,
according to George Seman, chairman
of the motion picture censoring COM
mittee of the city council.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
RICHARDS WINS FEATURE
MATCH OF TOURNAMENT
Youthful Yonkcrs Net Star
Beats Garland in Straight
Scis.
tBy Associatcd Press.I

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Sept. g.
Vincent Richards. OF Yonkcrs, y. Y,
American Davis cup team membe r.
won in straight sets from Charles $.
Garland. OF Pittsburgh. In one OF the
feature matches OF today's second
round play In the national lawn ten
mis- singles championship tournament.
Cricket Club. The score was 81,
62. Us.
William II. Tiiden. H.. Phiiadel.
York. Ga, ca, Ga.
Percy :. Osborne. Phli.delphia. de-
fcatcd Norman Bramaii Cynwyd. Pa,
81, 6-2. So. Sc.
Wallace r. Johnson. Philadelphia,
defeated Charles watson. Ill, Beach
Haven. y. j.. 60. 60. 6-i.
Howard kinsey. San Francisco. de-
fcated Philip Rasby. Kansas City
6-l. s-2. los.
William =. Wear. philadelphia. de-
feated walter Newell. Kansas City,
Go, Ga. Ga.
Francis Y. Hunter. New Rochelle
- Y, defeated Samuel p. Gilpin
Philadelphia. Ga, TO. rs.
-. hoWard NoShcl, brooklyn, n T.
defeated Watson T. knight. OF Phila-
dclphia. Go. 6-3. 6-l.
Ray ID. Johnson, Pittsburgh, de-
fcatcd p. j.. GoIdsborough, Baltimore.
Sc. los. is, Sc, 60.
|enzo Shimizu. Japan. defeated
herman +. Fornhelm. Philadelphia,
6-i, 6-l. &C.
Pat o'Hara Wood. Australia. de-
leated Murray Vernon. New York,
So. 90 6-l
Watson NJ. Washhurn. the New
YORK crack. defeated a. Fl. Chaplin.
1r,, OF Springfield. Macs. 6-l. 6-4. 6-2.
*. Norris Williams. OF Boston.
captain OF the Davis Gun team dc.
feated John +. Whitebeck, Hartford.
Conn. Ga. rs. Ca
Manuel Alfonso. star of tn Spanish
Davis cup team, defeated Robert Lee
roy, New York. 6-3. Ga. clio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
SOUTH.SIDE, CHURCH
FETES BALL TEAM

The Cowardin Avenue team. win
hers or the peanant in the South
east sunday school league. and win
ners OF the pennant in the Sou,h :
DIVISION :, were the guests Of tho
entertainment committee OF IN.
'nnrch Thursday night at the
chnrch. Vocal and musical selec-
ti"ns were rendered. congratulations
ana honors were conferred upon Tn.
school and team. by President Rus
sell Waymack..' members OF the
baseball commission and RusincSs
Manager Cash. after which The plav-
ers we're presented with n hand
some individual Reach Thropy" in
recognition Of their athletic achiev.
ment.
,Refreshments were served by tho
sunday school.
Manager Wallace" FIippen wou
erected TO succeed himself as man
aSer OF the team next year, with the
promise OF the same players to helm
him duplicate honors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
Pehling Unable to Hold
Colts With City Champs
Fielding Strong.
OMISKEY STARS AT BAT
nocks Out Two Homcrs,
While Freak Play Robs
Crccnac.

In their finale under Richmond
pore. the Colts yesterday defeated
furch Hin Athletic Association,
ree-time holders Of tho city anna
Pr champions mir. by n s-to-0 score.
r. game was played at Mayo Island
frk with the best attendance OF
r. season.
hurch I'M displayed an entirely
Iferent brand OF ball from that Of
1teh In the first Of the inorganic
|ries. nut were unable To cope with
9 professionals even with Joe Rochl-
X. FORMER American League star, on
IT, mn. The amateurs nelded snap
y. with several plays OF n SEN
|ionaI character. but were unabls
fathom Nike Finuegan's shoots.
The Colts hit hard. but Boohliny
fpt tho long blows scattered and
'orked out Of several bad holes.
Zee by his own prowess. with ,hres
base. and again by sharp field.
y one double play cut of ,he
pits when they looked Nke sure
orers. while one-hand catch by
AIRY Carter Off Ieft-ccntcr fence
|as about as nifty piece OF work
customers hero have seen this
|ason.
I'nmisHey was the hard hitting lad
inc day. with two home runs 10
: credit. HIS FIRST waa due to Sara
nos hard attempt to trap "a long.
drive. which almost succeeded
rs next. however. left no doub, as
q bali disappeared into the James
fFcr. Grccnae was robbed OF n
rcnt drive when his long swa,
"snen !hto telegraph pole ten
", outslH" the park ana bounded
rh mo tho playing nold, the hi,
oinE Tor TWO bags. Hone also hi,
r three sacks. Oldrirg wos ,ho
Wy member % tho Colts TO coma
! Ugh hiuess.
{ inesan held Church AHin To nve
rs on. scratch inheld tap. on
Mich the pitcher made bad throw
hrst when the runner had beat
Ia ball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
YOUNGSTER WINS OUT
NORTHUMBERLAND
TWICE TITLE HOLDER
Unhurt as Grid Player;
Breaks Bone DIS Coach

After going through three years
hard campa irning as q member
of the Naval Academy football
team without missing part of
single game, w. Il. Grid Ingram,
now coaching at William and
Mary College, broke small bone
in his ankle while running down
the field after q punt yesterday.
Ingram. who was All-American
futl back in 1918. while captain
OF the Navy. and n member and
coach OF tho Pacific Fleet repre-
sentative eleven for two years,
became football mentor at tho
country's second oldest college
this fall.
While the injured member Will
prevent him doing other than di-
rectinr his football candidates for
while. ingram hopes that he
VIII be able to take more active
participation In the coaching
shortly. lie is able to hobblo
around on the leg now without
assistance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
SPIDER FOOTBALL
MEN BEGIN ACTIVE
GR|D|RON PRACTICE
Twenty-Five Candidates
Out Last Week More Ex-
pcctcd Tomorrow.
DOBSON GUARDING
AGAINST THE HEAT
Wes,hampton Mentor Gives
Hopefuls Light Workouts
and Skull Sessions.

University OF Richmond gridirou
candidates. about twenty-five in
number. concluded their FIRST week
OF football practice yesterday morn
ing. and tomorrow, with the other
veterans expected in camp. the
Stadium Field plant will take on
a midseason aspect Almost all of
tho Red and Blues regulars have
donned toys and several new can
didates OF unknown quantities are
limhcring up also.
Experiencing the customary warm
September days. the local. athletic
director is exercising great care for
his men against the heat. He is
going easy on bodily eNertion, Civ
ing his men the primary light work
and much attention 10 mental work.
Already the new Roger Milhser
Memorial Gymnasium has made it
self felt in the training. While the
new building will not he formally
dedicated until October. the foot
ball men are using lockers and
baths there
Three more weeks intervene he
fore the Spiders go North for their
Lafayette game. and Coach Dobson
is laying his plans carefully for the
Eastonians. Bib Ed Bailey. former
Washington and lee star and Rich
mond Athletic club player. Will as
sist him. having the new material
ana scrubs In charge.
varsity men now at Wrsthsmp-
ton are: Captain Jones. Price, Carl
ton, Robins, Rethel. Ziegler, John!
son, Reams. Rocker. Towill. Rat
cline and Mahaney. Snea6. FRAY.
Rucker and Hodges. will report in
p day or so. a corps OF scrubs are
on hand, including: Miller, letter.
Roper, McCaster. Kay, Mccall. and
Austin. while several new men are
here, and others have signiRed their
intention OF coming.
Only one OF the new lot now, on
the scene has shown promise. and
what contribution the Incoming
freshman class OF $50 will NAL.
VIII remain unknown until the LAT.
Ter para OF next week. The return
OF experienced material is n vary
bright commentary. hut the needed
new material has not arrived as
yet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
THREE RECORDS FALL
IN BIG A. A. j. MEET
Thrce-Milc Walk, Running
High Jump and Javclin
Throw Marks Set.
HIS Associatcd Prcss 1

NEWARK. y. j.. Sept. s.-Cham-
pionshiD records in three events were
lowered today I'm the national a. A. L..
senior track and field title tour
namcnt. In which more than 400 OF
the leading athletes OF the country
competed. More VI han $4,000 persons
witnessed the contests.
Joie Ray. OF the Illinois A. c.. won
the mile event for tho NTH consecu-
tive time. Matt Mcr;raih. Of the
New York a. c., won both the six
teen-nound hammer event and tho
hfty-six pound weight throw, de-
fcating the 1921 titleholder in the
latter event. Dehart Hubbard. negro.
University of Michigan student. won
the hop. skip and jump In today's
meet
The new records are In the three
mile walk. tho running high jump
and the javelin throw. William
Plant, OF the MorninGside 4. c., New
York. clipped one-tenth OF. a second
of the old walking mark or 81 min
utcs 80 Is seconds. set by c. H.
Gouiding. OF Toronto, In 1917. u. v.
Alh.rtS. Of the Chicago \. ~, and
Harold Osborne. or the Illinois \. c.,
broke the old running high record
of feet 4i-t inches. made by j.
Murphy. Of Notrr Dame. in 1920.
They cleared the bar at feet ; lis
inches.
Flint Hammer. OF the Los Angeles
4. G.. threw the Javelin la3 feet Ala
inchNs. The former record was 1872
feet l03-+ inches. made by NJ. s. An
Gier. OF the Illinois y. c., in 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
CONTRACT IS AWARDED
FOR BIC TRINITY GYM
Work Costing $1l1,079 Will
Start at Once, Contrac.
tor Announces.
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
DURHAM, \. c.. Sept. An. Under
wood local contractor. was Yesterday
awarded the contract for the CON
struction of the alumni memorial
gymnasium at Trinity College for
siil.oIo. Work on the building will
start this week, according to Mr.. In
derwood. and be pushed forward ms
rapidly as possible. Trinity author
tiles had planned to award the con-
tract some time ago, hut were held
up when illness prevented the archi-
tect from completing the plans on
time.
The gymnasium will he the most
modern building of its kind in tho
state. Accommodate lions for basket
ball handball, boxing. wrestling.
swimming and indoor track will he
provided. Space for 1000 spectators
at basketball games Is taken care
OF. The building will he OF tapestry
brick and VIII he three stories high,
including the basement. Outside di-
mansions. exclusive OF the swimming
pool, VIII be 80 by 100 feet The
pool Will be constructed as rear
extension and Will be - by SIS feet.
The building will! be located on the
northwestern part OF the campus near
iianes athletic field.
Tho Eymnasium. Ia be built as n
memorial to The twenty-five Trinity
men who died In the World War, is
the elimination OF efforts extending
over period of time. Total pledges
from among the alumni toward the
work are, In round numbers. sos. 900.
OF this amount f25.0o0 was given by
Angler r. Duke. 'o5, and Mrs. j.
DrcXel Duke. '07. before her mar
riage Miss Mary Duke. Money col
lected from the revolving fund
launched by DR.. w. p. Few. president
OF the college. at tho last commence
ment. may be. and much OF 1t will
DO directed toward completing the
desired amount. Two men Will be
placed In the. field to take care of
this work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
POLICE STILL SEARCH
FOR BANK THIEVES
Robbed Teller OF nruad street In
stitufion OF SaOu-DroPpcd
800 Ina Flight.

IichWond police are still looking
for two thieves who Snatched $500
from the Broad Street Rank and es.
capped with $500 ~ 10 early ycster-
day afternoon. The receiving teller
Is said To have closed his window
;tnd have gone To the rear of tho
store. leaving $500 in five packets OF
SluU each out on the counter lust
before the loss was discovered
y" iutimatiun of the robbery was
had until woman entering the
bank found one Of the packets con-
tanning <Iuo, Thought to have been
dropped Icy the robbers In escaping
When III. woman turned over tho
money TO the bank the loss Wa
discovered fnr the first time.
No clues except that two men were
seen lettering in the bank are had
by the r"lic-. Nome saw tho theft.
Vie President word. who was in the
bank IN duty at tho time ana who
declared thnt he did not see the
men make the grab for the cash.
stated that the shortage OF $500 was
covered by AN indemnity company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
HIGH SCHOOL STARS
JOIN HORNET SQUAD
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LYNCHBURG, Sept. 9.--Three cap
n ins of high school teams Will enter
|,ynchburg College. Alwyn Fuller. OF
Eorfolk, cantaincd the Maury High
Inc two years ago and will arrive at
|tynchburg Monday. Fuller is one of
|he most promising amateur baseball
layers In Norfolk, and has an en-
liable record as an inhelder and as
pitcher. He is the son OF Edward
+. Fuller. who is prominent in Nor
DIX baseball circles. James Burkett
Graham. captaincd the Graham
Ugh team last year. which took the
southwestern Virginia championship
% baSkT ball. Eurkctt Is n good
lt-around athlete. Pete" Bnrkctt,
brother, enters I.ynchburg at the
anne time. ''l'etc" is another ALL
round athlete from Graham High.
joe llankins, OF Charlottcsvillc
aptainnd tho charlottesville High
;uint last year. llaniius weighs lS5
pounds and plays either tho line or
no back field. In basketball his posi-
ion is guard. li9 is Il brother of
ne Hankins who captained the Vir-
'inia five last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
TO PLAY HAWKINS
EXHIBITION BILLIARD MATCH
Noted Expert, Whose Work Is Well Known in Rich
mond, to Meet Local Man in lOOO-Point
Series, Beginning Wednesday.

Joe Concannon. champion pocket
billiard expert, Of New Jersey. has
been engaged 10 give an exhibition
OF 1000 points his opponent being
John Hawkins. the local expert The
games Will be played In blocks OF
100 each afternoon and night. open
Ing at the Mutual Billiard Hall on
Wednesday AT o'clock and every
afternoon at the same time and
place. the other games being staged
RI the Newport Billiard Hall, SOS
East Main Street. each night at 8
o'clock,
Mr.. ,6oncannon has a largo follow.
ing In Richmond, having given n
number OF exhibitions hare and. In
(cidentally, he Is the only player ever
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
GOLF COURSE PLANS
MADE BY NORFOLK OFFICIAL
DR.. ochenck Recommends Construction of Municipal
Links in Memorial Park After Getting
Expert Advice on Low Cost.
Especial TO Tho rimes-plsna,cb !,

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
NORFOLK, Sept. "a nine-hoIe
municipal golf course for Memorial
Park will he one OF the recommends
lions OF DR.. r. S. Schneck. city health
commissioners and director Of public
welfare. when the city budget Is
mado mp In November.
DR.. Schenck already has the ex-
pert opinion of Walter Beckett, pro
fessional. OF the, Norfolk Country
Club, that such course can he es-
tablished In Memorial Park without
interfering with the other public ac-
tivfties In the park.
The cost of b'iilding thy course. In
the opinion OF Dr. Schenck. viii, not
be moro than $1,000, s{apprcximateIy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
WEISMULLER BREAKS
ANOTHER SWIM MARK

ATLANTA. Sept. 9.-Juhnny Weiss
muller. Chicago swimmer. today I'M
ofhcially broke the. worlds record
Tor the lS0-yard dash. finishing this
distance In the East Lake events
mere In l minute ~ As seconds No
A. ~. y. timer was present At the
meet. Duke kahana moku. famous
hawaiian swimmer. holds the estab-
iished record OF l minute 80 seconds
for the distance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
PWEETSER GETS AMATEUR GOLF CROWN BY DOWNING EVAN
ICOLTS, IN LAST APPEARANCE HERE WIN FROM CRY CYA
RICHMOND PROS WIN
FINAL GAME BEFORE,
TEAM Is BROKEN UP
Kcntuckians to Organize
to Greet Centre Squad

kcntuckians living la Richmond
and Virginia VIII get together TO
welcome tho "Prayin' Coloncls"
when Centre plays Virginia Poly
her. on October -.
Preliminary plans for the or
Ganizntion OF "kentucky So
ctety" will be made tomorrow at
a meeting in tho office OF e. 81.
Rankin, over the Broad Street
Bank. The time set for the meet
Ing is IL o'clock.
j. is proposed to mcct the Cen
tire team on It's arrival here and
10 attend tho game In body 10
cheer the Colonies on. After the
Game the Centre squad will he
entertained in some suitable man.
ner.
All Kentuck!ans are invited to
the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
JACK DOYLE DRAWS
WITH FRANKIE LEWIS

Especial 10 The Times
HONEYWELL. VA. Sept. e.-Jacl
Doyle. local middleweight, returned
th's morning from Raleigh, whore no
met frankie Lewis. before the Ra
ieiEh Athletic Club In n eix-roupd
nout. The local boy secured draw,
Inc fight ia said to have been one
or the best ever billed for the Caro-
lima town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

They seem To he aching To have
Jack Dempsey fight. The offer Of a
cool million for three scraps should
wake the big 'un UP.
Charlie Holman will be matched
against Terry Miller. OF New York.
in the big boxing show to he M, on
by the Church Hin Athletic Associa-
ton at tho Strand Theater on tho
night OF September Is. Young Bowen
VIII he on the program also. His
opponent will ne Andy Tucker. This
quartet will offer twenty rounds OF
fast work. Two six-round prelimi-
naries Will be offered.
Another boxing bill to he watched
carefully will also feature Charlie
Holman. II is set for October : AT
the DUPONT Club, Hopewcll, with
Pcte Nelson looking after the details
Matched against Holman will he Nc
Intee, the lad who gained a decision
over Charlie In the spring. Holman
is anxious to show his Virginia
friends that the decision was fuke
and Will endeavor to win decisiveiy
over his opponent.
Jim Thorpe's all-Indian team. at
Marion, ONO, the Harding home
town, will give a Wild West per-
Torrance as an attraction at each
home game.
There Is dry interval OF nearly
month between the end OF the loca!
baseball season and the beginning O.
the football year. TO tide the sport
lovers over. an all-star amateur team
has been picked and will take mn
Takola twice this week at Mayo
Island and will meet Church Hill.
probably next week. at the same
place. Press Edwards. secretary OF
the Richmond Amateur Baseball Com
mission. who selected the all-stars. is
anxious for other games. He can he
reached at RoX GA. or telephone
Boulevard 3304-W.
Jack Dunn only has ten 800 hitters
on his Oriole squad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

crossing the century mark on a
single run. Mr.. Hawkins is widely
known throughout tho South and
East, having played the leading role
for the last thirty years in this
section.
The exhibition promises to he one
or the best seen here in years as
Mr. Conc"nn"n ls ia the pink OF con-
ditton. Concannon and tho present
champion. Ralph Greenleaf. have met
three times, twice in tournament
games. with honors divided; but In
an exhibition, the last time they
met. conrannon Aok the victory
with colors dying high. This match
has created interest to the high pitch
among the fans -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
GRAND CIRCUIT OPENS
MONDAY AT SYRACUSE
Try Associated Press1

HARTFORD. CONN. Sent. %
win the close Of the grand circuit
race meeting at Charter Oak Park
yesterday, twelve carloads of horses
were shipped to Syracuse today, to
compete In the Grand Circuit meet
ing IN mat. city. at the New York
S."te fair opening Monday. Peter
Manning. worlds champion trotter.
who created new track record ~
1919 "a. at Charter Oak, will ho
sent to beat his own record of
1877 "a at Syracuse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

Only few hazards will have to he
constructed. and the natural lay Of
the park grounds is ideally suited
for the sort of golf course Mr..
Beckett says should he established
there.
DR.. Schenck had intended urging
tho establishment OF the municipal
Rolf course last fan when he sub
mitted recommendations for his 1899
budget. At that time, however, ID
was found that farmers lease on
n portion OF the park property would
not expire until October OF this
year, and a considerable portion OF
the proposed couiSe would have Ia
be laid out on o part Of the land un
der. lease. 40 III L =. 81 ~ 7T
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
GEORGE AIDE HELPS
! PURDUE ATHLETICS
[Dy Associntnd press. ]

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 9.-Purdue
University. at Lafayette. Ind. has oh
aimed site for "a new stadium and
thletic field by gift of sixty acres
Pc land made by George AIDE. author,
md David u. Ross. OF Lafayette. An
houncement OF the gift was made Mt n
Inner given last night by local
[iumni In honor OF DR.. Edward c.
Elliot, now president OF tho institu-
ion. The land, is valued at $4,000,
md adtoins the campus. .2sy q ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

summary: Two-baso hits-Greenac.
thompson. Three base hit-Hopa
ONE runs-comiskey 9. Stolen bases
AraEon. Stuart. Woodward. Sacri-
Re hit--Greenae. Sacrifice fly-Hope
|ouhie plays-Stuart to Hicks: Co
|iskey TO Thompson TO Weafer. wild
tch-BoehlinG. Passed bail-Hay.
EFT on ases-Richmond. 6; Church
jill, 5. First base on error-Rich. z
ases on halls--off Finnegan, /: Off
|oehling. .. Struck out--by Finne-
an, 4: by Boehling. 4. Time of game
tl:a5. Umpires-Moore and O'Toole.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
southern League.

Atlanta, '; New Orleans. {. tSccond
game called at end OF fourth. to
catch train.)
Little Rock. 81, Chattanooga, al
Memphis, 8; Nashville. S.
Birmingham, q. Mobile, 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

Appalachian League.
kingsport. 3: Knoxville. IL.
johnson city. SIS; Greeneville, IL.
Bristol. < Cleveland. g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
Better Baseball Due With Oldnng Back
SIDELIGHTS ON SPORT
Bootleg Sports Next If Laws Are Unchanged
BY EARLE LUTZ

If there'had
and more than $500 realized for the
in tn
a nd
players Will
certainty.
Ong He made public
pat
on two points which he stood
mind Richmond
The two-game with
healthy effect on the situation There
believed ball
lhey were right believing
some professional of
leaguers
like Joe Boehing
will keep