davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1922-09-16

drawing TO a close. the above pro-
visions for fall and winter sports
are being made.
Evening journal., 1922-09-16
Allen p. ..'......'... 0 0 !
l'' scoiRR;E; BY 'ftNNINGs 10

An-stars $40 ..,.......os sooi6 900 4
Elkton ............0 o o 0 o.
Summary: Hits. Off Griggs. . ; Finn,
s; Bear. 8; Allen. I. Earned runs, All
Stars. 4; Elkton, 2. wo-base hits.
Reynolds. Dolan. Griggs. Patton. Sham
ner. Struck out, Griggs, /: Finn, 4;
Bear. 4; Allen, 2. Stolen bases. Coyle.
Reynolds. Time OF game. hours. I'M
plres, VIM. and Jack MCGOWAN.
Evening journal., 1922-09-16
SAINTS CHANCES
Go GLIMMERING
Acco Sets Back Locals in
Dash for Philly Asso.
Title
OUTCLASSED
IN EVERY INNING
p. 9. A. CHAMPIONSHIP.
(class 8 Dlvlslon)
Standlnd OF the Clubs.

Yesterdays Results.
Acco, 8; st. Thomas. 1.
Evening journal., 1922-09-16

They bad his likeness cut In stone
For the Hall of Fame,
Then he struck out and they hauled
Ii 10 the Hall of Shame.
Evening journal., 1922-09-16
Parts and Service

Owners of Overland or Wilys-Knight Cars will
always be able to get any needed parts or
prompt attention for any necessary repairs at
our large service station. Get acquainted with
us and the merits of these cars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
EAST.ENDERS PLAY
TAREYTONS TWICE

Church ifill Athletic Club and Her
bert Tarcy,on Will be the contestants
In the principal amateur games on
Richmond's holiday baseball program
today. The teams viii play a double
heaGer AT c. &. \. Field. Twentieth
and short Il Streets the hrst game
%tartinG a. 1880 y. NJ. and the see
ond AZ $3.50 /. NJ.
Soth teams are well balanced and
arc making desperate fight for the
Pehnant In their respective leagues
ne East End team is holding second
rlacH IN the Commercial League. two
games behind TAX Herbert Tarey-
ton Is tied with Fatima for ton place
In the Tobacco League. each having
ono two gangs and lost one since the
second half 81 the season started
Opposing pitchers In tho morning
contest more Than likely Will be
johnson for Church Hin. and cancpa
Tor Herbert Tarcyton. Marchctti
probably Will hurl the afternoon game
;or church Hill. with Hudson toss
Ing them over for the Tobacco
League team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
STATE TRAP SHOOTERS
OPEN TOURNEY TODAY
Wcst-End Gun Club Host 10
Leading Cunncrs Of
Virginia.

Leading trapshootcrs OF Virginia
start the first leg in tho State cham
pionship tournament on the West End
Gun Club grounds this morning. Al
though the entrants are the largest
in years, the list will not close until
after the first three events have been
completed today. The tournament
ends tomorrow night
BEGINNING this morning at Q O'clock
the shooting will continue through
out the day. Trophies and prizes
in cash and otherwise Will he donated
for the winners of the various events
City headquarters for the shooters
will he Hotel EueGer. where the an
nual meeting Of the Virginia Trap
shooters Association will be held to-
night at o'clock.
a strong team of the best shooters
of the city will be entered by the
! West End Gun Club in the hone OF
winning premier honors. Adequate
accommodations for the large crowd
OF shooting enthusiasts to be on hand
to watch the marksmen go through
their PAGES have been made.
on the opening day of the shoot
part of the events Will be shot which
so TO comprise the State champion
ship in singles. 100 targets being shot
on each of the two days the meet
lasts. Besides this the first day .hc
tive-man team race for che team
championship OF Virginia will be held.
Also the State doubles title will be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
ANNUAL STATE MATCH
PENS At HOT SPRINGS
Newton, Peck and Wood
Turn In Lowest Cards in
Qualifying Rounds.
PROFESSIONALS MEET TODAY
nest PlHyerH VIII lie Drawn In
Chnmpionship Fight. Making
Brixht Outlook for sharp Title
Contest.
Especial to Tho Times-Di.patch.l

Especial to Tho Times-Di,patch.l
N twelfth annual Tournament OF the
This morning on the Homestead long
course with the playing OF the quail
Tying rounds for both men and wo-
clear, with an occasional cloud.
which resulted in brief shower at
noon and a good pour at the closing
or tho matches.
Some OF the notable scores made
those OF Or. T. ii. SCALES. SO: Elmer
p. Hotchkiss. Jr., 80: II. c. peck, 81:
u. u Hume. 50: Dexter Otey. SO: Cor
don +. Wood. 50: w. G. Locker, IS:
J. o. oT,insanee. S.. ". l. Louder,
PLAYERS included the following: Mrs.
jo w. zimmerman; 80; Mrs: Jean Jones.
-; Mrs: }. a. Belvin. io7. and Mrs.
afternoon play started actively and
with no premonit!on of the later
downpour., which came upon the re-
Turning players at about o'clock.
The excellent condition Of tho turf.
however. and the perfectly kent
green's made an easy field for play
littlc harm.
scores we're those OF $. +; Newton. -.
Gordon + Wood. ~. total. iei: r. d.
nohbitt, II, total. ie2: n. II. Hume.
Ho,chkias, Jr.. So total. 1853: r. n.
Bobbitt. Il, total. 1862: II. H. Hume.
~ total. 1864; John Carroll IS, total.
l65. Rev. g. Floyd Rogers IL total
ls!: Marshall Whitiatch. 81 total
iss: DR.. r. :. Scales. So. total. is3.
Dexter 0tey Sc. total. lG.: Harry
Wardman. IS, total. 1856
In little talk at the end OF the
day and with the sky blowing clear
again. Wilfred Thompson, profess
Hional OF the Virginia Country Club.
told The Times-Dispatch representa-,
tive that he was especially delighted
with conditions OF the course and It's
advantages. and added: Everything
so far has turned ont TO my eApec-
'ations. since the good players are
at the top. and as the best nlaycrs
VIII be drawn in the championshi
light the outlook is that OF a close
fight for tho title"
There viii be professional match
played tomorrow between tho visiting
prog; the Messrs. Thompson and
SPRING. pros. Leonard Biles and Jo-
ncph Fuller.
Chauncey NJ. Depew will make a
Fourth OF July address tomorrow ar
ternoon Immediately after luncheon
In the Hotel Casino. custom he
has followed here for years The
annual horse show to he held in the
ball park also Will add TO the holt
day activities. The usual cinema pro-
gram Will be- given in tho New Home
stead Theater in the evening and
there will he dancing both in the ball
room and in the new CRYSTAL room
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
SUZANNE AND MOLLA
NOW IN FINAL EIGHT
Mrs. Mallory Will Meet Mrs.
Bcamish, Noted English
Expert Today.
lRy Assoclaied press 1

WIMBLEDON, July 3.-Mrs. Molia
Rjurs,edt Mallory made her debut on
the center court today in the inter
national grass court tournament and
scored an easy victory over Mrs. Bar
ton England. So. 6-l. Mile SUI
zannes LenGlen won her match
against Miss Evelyn Coiyer, a Young
ishwoman. who is described as a
coming Lenglen,' in straight sets.
SO. 60.
Both Mrs. Mallory and Mile. Leng-
len are not in the bracket OF the last
eight The American woman next
viii meet Mrs. EdginGton AS Mrs.
Mallory doubtless will meet Mrs.
Hcamish. the sterling English player.
in the semifnals, the experts tonight
centered their discussions on The
ability of these two players The
experts point out that Mrs. Beamish
is one OF the most difficult English
women TO defeat. Her STROKE play
IS rather old fashioned with an I'M
derhand drive and no volleyinG
strokes but she is exceedingly light
and fast on her feet.
From today's game with Mrs. Par
ton. II was impossible TO guagc Mrs
Mallory's chances. Her stroke play
was not unusually Impressive. Her
backhand showed she was not invul-
nerable in this branch OF the game.
and her service ball did not carry the
speed of her opponents underhand
delivery, but her agility was SUI
npriOe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
ISLANDERS To STAGE i. !.
HOLIDAY SETTO HERE
Afternoon Game With Build.
ers Starts Promptly at
4.3O o'(Jock III

After playing the morning game IN
Newport News today, the Colts and
Builders will board tho train for
Richmond for the mix-up on Mayo
Island Park this afternoon. The
clash here is set for 1890 o'clock
RUDE Oldring has the choice of sew
eral pitchers. with Driver and Noel
as his best bets for the day. Joycs
secured from New Haven. arrived
yesterday and announced himself to
be in readiness for the fray Hope.
the new catcher reached Newport
News from Atlanta yesterday and
may work here this afternoon
Among the pitchers who may be
seen in action is LOTUS. who made
bad start Saturday. aided and abet-
ted by ragged support. Before he
could get settled IL was necessary to
send him to the showers.
Finnegnn Worked saturday.
The Colts and Builders will leave
Newport News at l:lo o'clock and
Will arrive here in plenty of time to
rest up for the game. The players
will eat dinner In Newport News
Possibility OF new infielder being
secured is bright. The services OF
an excellent and snappy fielder is
ava!ia BILE II Oldring feels that his
inner works need b1lsterinE up. Ar
ranson has been slipping recently
both in fielding and in batting His
fielding record. including Saturdays
games is 30? and batting average
.269. Comskey ia batting .29S and
fielding .a2I. includlnEs Saturdays
games. while Thompson Is hitting
only .20o and fielding .?23.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04

Talk about baseball veterans still
IN harness. our guess is that Joe
McGinnity is dean o, them all This
summer he reached his hftieth mile
stone and is working on his thirty
four annual campaign. And only
week ago Old Joe worked in a four
tecn-inning contest out in Danvillc
ILL.,. where be is manager and prin-
cipal owner OF club in the Three
Eye League.
McGinrity is the original Iron
Man. title earned on the baseball
field for real service. Double header
after doublc-header was won By him
while with the Giants and in the
minors. Way back in 1898. nearly
thirty years ago. Iron Man McGin-
nifty gained fame by pitching a
twenty-one inning game and winning
II for bloomington.
II was in 1889 that McGinnity broke
into professional bail. and in the
'nir;y;hree years it would be eX-
pected that the arm of iron would
have turned TO rust. but Old Joe still
is able 10 step into the mound 10
the relief OF his young hurlers and is
in no way worried about the old
mems home.
Babe slammed out his thirteenth
circuit blow yesterday. the fifth in
three days. Reversing Caesar. Ruth
last week was an also ran, but today
there arc none so great. but 10 pay
him home" In other words the BAN
is now banning once more and the
tickle public is back at his shrine
Walters smacked the pellet ycstcr-
day safely for the twenty-eiEhth con-
sccuttve game, exceeding the record
made by Ramos early in the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
TOMLINSON WINNER
IN SUPPLY LEAGUE

Tomlinson Co. won its second r,,,o
In the Supply League yesterdav ,,ns
featinE mith-Courtney Co. The
game was well played and featured
ny the splendid pitching of Wiikin-
Smith-Courtney. also pitched nice
Score by innings: M
TomlinSon Co. O0e 10 os - =
Smith County Co... OIL Ga 2 !
Batteries: Tomlinson Co.-Wilkin-
son and Sydnor: Smith Courtney Co.
Schools and Rogers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
richmond GOLFERS SHOW WE'LL; COLTS AT HOME FOR D.

Voter to Rooney: Goosetree DUMAS
sisted): Chilsolm to Goosetree. stolen
bases--foter 90. Gooeetrec Co.
Naily. Left on bases-Norfoik. ::
Portsmouth. 5. Strike outs-by stan
ley, !: Jones. 3: Lecfbetter. /: Manning
J. Bases on balls-ofr Stanley. .: OF
Jones. 4; of f.edbetcr. l: off Manning.
|. Hit by pitched bali-Burke by
Manning. Wild pitch-Jones. /; Led
better, |. Hits--on Stanley. ) in
12 innings: off Ledbetter. 10 in
Ia innings. Winning pitcher
Manning. Losing pitcher-Stanley.
Time, l:iS. tmpires-Breslin and
Blackburn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04

Jack Dunn may have to break ur
his orioic machine TO prevent break
Ing up the International League
With six regulars. ranging from Nc
Avoy, with 3l0, to Boley. with 395
and two others batting 2s3 and 2aS
respectively. there is no wonder tina,
Genial Jack is causing the other
mosuls TO worry.
The comeback palm goes 10 Dutch
Reuther, who has thirteen wins and
three losses before the season has
reached the halfway station. Self
mastery, only lately acquired. il the
answer.
oldring's choice for the mound
duty this afternoon Will fall on
Driver. II is expected. However. he
may start Noel. who worked SO well
against Washington.
II Is probable that Lewis will be
out for several days on account OF
his injury in Newport News yester-
day The younEster was greatly
liked here in his early appearances
but showed an Indifference that dis
'''I'' 'cU MS "u'h'i''S' iipN VI Nv
may get over II and make a valuable
man.
No reason for the Michigan Cover
nor to get excited about the Leon
ard-Rocky Kansas dancing match
BY no stretch OF tho imagination
could prize fight be expected be-
tween the pair.
Taylor Jolifr's boast that he need
only don his glove to beat Ports
mouth failed Saturday. when nc lost
his first game TO the Nioxmen since
entering professional ranks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
TENNIS ON CARD
AT COUNTRY CLUB

Fourth Of July tennis at the Coun.
try Club OF Virginia will consist OF
rapid transit tournament. Play
o'clock and the hes, racket wielders
of Richmond will compete. ,.n
Raymond rroeth. tennis profess
sional a. the club is In charge of the
tournament. and announces thatnen-
tries may be made up until the play
starts. II. f. Bickel. J. NJ. Cecil, A.
H. Harris. w. w. Craigie and F.. w.
Marsh are few OF the players who
have entered. 80.
lack Frost Salt il pure and clean.
Ask your grocer-Adv '-'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
PITCHER LEWIS HURT
BY HARD-H|T PELLET
Builders Defeat richmond in
Opening Of Four.Gamc
Series.
Specjal to The Times.Disna.cI

IopecIaI 70 TIC Tlmes DISpatCh.T
NEWPORT NEWS. July 3-rhe
crippled Builders defacted the Colt.
here this afternoon, I to 5. by TAX
Ing advantage OF Lewis wildness and
hitting Dodson in the pinches. Lewis
was Knocked unconscious by a line
drive from the bat of Dowell in the
seventh. causing a big cash over his
eye and breaking his cheek bone. He
reEained consciousness. however. in
a short while. but was forced to leave
the mound. Strickradt pitched good
ball and the Colts runs in the latter
innings were due to three errors by
outhcider Wood. playing third base
for the locals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
REDS WALLOP CARDS
tBy Associated Press.

ST LOUIS, July 3.-Cincinnati hit
Haines hard in the last four innings
and won the first game Of the series
from the Cardinals here today S TO
3. CaNeney, Cincinnati shortstop. was
spiked in the nrst inning and forced
TO retire. kimmick who replaced
him. got three hits out OF four times
up. Stock hit 4 home run in the
fourth. Toporcer replaced Lavan at
short. Score:
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summary: Three-base hit-Cham-
paSne. Two-base hits-Grecnae. Ar
:"E"n aud Bangs. Sacrifice hits-Ar-
ac"n. comiskey. Smith and Stick
radt. Stolen bases-Whitcraft CO.
Bang@. Wood. Dowcll. Smith, Cham
payne and Phifcr. Base on balls-off
Stickradt. .; off Lewis. .. Struck out
by Stickradt. 5; by Lewis .: by
Dodson. ;. Left on bases-Newport
News. IL: Richmond, s. Passed balls
-Greenae. Seven hits and four runs
off Lewis in six innings: three runs
and three hits of Dodson in two in
ninEs. Losing pitcher-Lewis UNI
piree--Orth and Wright. Time clh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
iBatteT for Olsen in ninth.
tHatfel for EhnnEn In ninth

Detroit ............. 10 900 olo-3
Chicago ....... 900 O30 OFT
Summary: Two-base hits-cobb
Levctt. Stolen base-Mulligan. Sac
rifces-Neach t2), Rigney, olsen
Sheely. Double playS-Ba ssler to
Jones: Risney to Blue: Jones 10 Cut
shaw 10 Blue. Left on bases-Detroit.
!: Chicago, s. Bae on balls-off Lev
erett. /; off Olsen. 4; off Ehmke. l.
Struck out-by Olsen, 2. Hits--off
Olsen. in innings: off Ehmke. 3
in innings. Hit by pitcher-by
Olsen (Mostil, %. Umpires-Evans
and Walsh. Losing pitcher-Ehmke.
Time. :57. 80 AN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
LEONARD TO BOX,
SHERIFF REPORTS

MICHIGAN CITY. IND, July a.
sheriff William r.. Anstiss. OF La
porte County. this afternoon that
ne has not!hcd Governor Warren T.
McCray that the scheduled fight he
tween Kenny Leonard and Rocky
Kansas. here tomorrow. is a boxing
match and not prize fight. AID
therefore. within tho provisions O.:
the Indiana law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
NORFOLK STILL CRABS
fSpecialtoT The Times.Disn,,ch

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA. July 3.-Supcrlor
base-runninE gave the Truckers the
openinG game OF the series by the
score or to 4. although Uuthit
MP wild and ineccctivc to Yield four
runs. Iedhetter was hit hard and
chased from the box in the fifth
Manning hating the rally. First
Baseman Roth was fined and put out
OF the game. Several other players
were fined, the kicking being gem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
BAN HITS THIRTEENTH
AGAINST TA|L-ENDERS
Babe Ruth Keeps Up Swat.
ting With Fifth Circuit
Drive in Three Days.
INV As,ocIated pre,sl

PHILADELPHIA. July 8. New
York hammered Sullivan and Eckert
for seventeen hits today and easily
won It's fourth straight victory from
Philadelphia. IL to ]. Babe Ruth and
Bob Meusel made home runs in sue
ceHsion In the seventh inning. IL was
Ruth's thirteenth circuit drive Of the
season. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
GIANTS BEST DODGERS
BY T0P-HEAVY SCORE
Phil Douglas Gets Better Of
Three Twirlers and Turns
Brooklyn.
GBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. July o.--The Giants
turned back the Dodgers at the Polo
Grounds today by a score OF 20 4.
Phil Douglas had the better OF three
Brooklyn. hurlers. Grimes. Sherrod
Smith and Jimmy Murray. new
southpaw from Syracuse University
who relieved Smith and was not
scored upon in the eighth. Four
double pIays executed By the Robins
held the Giants scoring down. Score ::
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
I.ouiS. 3, Cincinnati, @.
STANDING Ole CLUas.

WHEitE THEY PLAY TODAY.
tGnmcH a. NJ. and r. NJ. All ,cc.r
Bosf0n at Philadelphia.
brooklyn at New York.
.Us Chicago. mt PittnburEh.
.----- Cincinnati at st, Louia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
CUBS LOSE ANOTHER
IBy Associated Press.l

PITTSBURGH. PA. July S.-Pitts-
burGh won from Chicago. > to .. to-
day. Steuland was hit hard in the
first two innings, hut Kaufman. who
replaced him. allowed only two hits.
feilowhorse was hit hard in the last
tour innings: but sensational fielding
saved him. Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
You Know a Tonic \. Good

when IL makes you eat like a hungry
hoy and brings back tho color TO your
cheeks. You can soon feel the
strengthening, 1nvigorating Effect OF
GROVES TASTELEsS CHILL TONIC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
Sally League Get, Heck,

CHARLOTTE. y G.. July 3.-The
Charlotte club Of the South Atlantic
Association today traded .Infelder
Eirkc and Pitcher Waiter" :" 'hr
Winston-Salcm club OF the Piedmon [
League for lntielder Heck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
........ 10 ] :
IhIladriphi hin.

summary: Two base hits-Dykce
Meusel. Thrcebase hit Meusel.
Home runs-Ruth. Meusel Scott.
Hauser. Sacrifces-Ward. McNally.
Left on bases-New York. ); Phila-
deiphia. :. Base on balls-off Sui
Ivan, .: of Mays. =. Struck out-by
Heimach, |; by Mays .. Hits-off
sullivan. . in 3: off Eckert. in 3
off Hcimach. none in one. Losing
pitcher-Sullivan Umpires-Dineen
and Hildebrand. Time-l:t0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
WILSON GOING GOOD
ISpecialto The Times-Dispatch

WILSON. y. G.. July 3.-Wilson
easily defeated Rocky Mount this
afternoon. IL to 8. by driving Ray
and Woodhead oc the mound and
scoring on Walkers wildness Joliff
got OFF to a bad start. but after the
second inning had his game Welt in
Ia, nd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
TIGERS SHARE HONORS
TBv Associated Ptessr

CHICAGO. July 3.-ChicaEo and
Detroit divided double header to-
day. the Tigers winning the first
game. to 6. in fourteen innings.
while tho White Sox won the second,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
aHames a. VI. and y. VI. All Tenns.)
>. Louis mt Chicago.
Cleveland mt Detroit.
boston mt Washington.
New York at PHILADELPHIA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia. 1; New York. ~.
ChicnEo. O; Detroit, ca Inninr,);
chicago, 4 Detroit 3
Others not scheduIed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Newport News. .; Richmond, :.
Norfolk, 4; Portsmouth, 3.
Wilson, 13i Rocky Mount, >.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Hichmond mt Newport News "a. MI.
Newport News at RIchmOnd or. Nj,
NorioIk az Portsmouth "a. MI.
'ortsmouth ut Norfolk tP, MI
wilson NJ Rocky VT. CA NJ
Rocky Mt. at Wilson tP. MI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04

'Batted for Swacina in ninth
fWoodhead out bunting third
strike.
Score by innings: r.
Rocky Mount .. $50 GOO 100 5
Wilson ............ 2O2 0i2 sofa
Summary: Earned runs-Wilson.
IL: Rocky Mount. 3. Left on bases
Fpcky Mount. 10: Wilson. :. Home
run-Adams. Three base hits-Joliff,
Narlcski. swacina and Walters. Two
base hits-Swacina, Bates. Narleski.
M"'haE. Head aud Cunningham. Base
on balls-or JoliG, .: off Ray. l. off
Woodhead. !: of Walters. :. Struck
out-by Jolh. ,: by WoOdhead. ..
Sacrifice hits-D. c. Walker and BEN
nett. Stolen bases-Bates. F.. Walker
and Mathag. Double play-Walker to
Cunningham to Crouch. Runs and
hits--off RAJ. runs and hit in pa
inning: off woodhead . runs and II
hits in ga innings. Hit by pitcher
-Benuett bv Ray. Passed balls
Newland. I. Balk-w oodhead. /. Los
ing pitcher-Woodhend Umpires-
Delave and Sheafer. Time. l hour So
minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
'Batted for Schupp in second.
| Detroit ..... 800 900 00l 900 OF

Chicago .. 200 O2l bIO 600 oO-s
summary: Two base hits-Ba sslcr.
Hooper, Johnson. Rigncy CO. Three
base hit-MulliGan. Home run
Heilmann. Stolen bascs-Cutshaw,
Jones Co. Pillettc, Bassler. Double
playS--Johnson to Collins to Shee.y:
MuiliEan TO Collins TO Sheely; He'll
mann to Blue. Left on hases-De-
of Schupp. 3: off Pillette 5: N
Slankenship. 8; off Ehmke, s. Struck
ont-by Schupp. ]: by Rlankenship.
:; by Ehmke. :. Hits-of Schupp, 5
in innings: off Blankenship. . in
IL innings: off Pillette. in % in
nings: or Ehmke, . in I-3 innings.
Winning pitcher-Ehmke Losing
nitcher-Blank imp es-
Walsh and Evans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-04
Guns Will Bang Despite Sane Fourth
GOSSIP OF SPORTDOM
Colts Will Attempt to Wreck Builders
BY EARLE LUTZ

SO safe and will
will
the best shots of Virginia will gather
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
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New York, o; Brooklyn, A.
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The Southern Association follow
and
plan o this and will feel the effects financially
less the taied Richmond.
comes from strengthened materially
ventVe strengthening
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Word Springs he enter
of
the Capital City turned nifty
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Down on Mayo Island the Colts will strive
Newport News will be will