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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23

Fermilyea. Loft on nases-ports
mouth, 8; Noroc!k. :. strike outs
Mathews. S; Proctor. /: Manning. 2.
Bases on bRl!s-Proc;or, 8 Manning
!: Mathews, !. Tit By pitched bali
Caroy by Proctor. Hits--or Proctor.
6 in innings Losing pitcher-pro
tor. Timo OF gamo. two hours. I'm
pres. Broslin, Shneter and Black
burn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
IN Assoclnted Press.l

NEW YORK. July 2o.S-There mr.,
more good baseball players today
man ever oefore-more good ones In
requires moro OF an all-round bet.
tor man to break in and stick In tho
biz Leagues than It did In tho hey
day OF the departed immortals. 4
This is the studied opinion of Ty-
rus Raymond Cobb. ono OF the great =
est players of all time. who stands
ter Inhabited by half n dozen man
ayers, who have been handed con.
sistcntly losing. downhcarted teams
rejuvenated them and made sturdy
new combinations.
Cobb always has been nm individual
star and paragon for small boys. who
surround s,.r HIM for pat on the head
field. lilo held tho American League
record for the highest batting aver
age. 400. the highest lifetime aver
age; around 80: has topped all com
pctltors twelve times. nino In auc-
cession. and now IL lighting II out
With George sisler for this years
Late in 1920 Cobb succeeded Hugh
Jennings ms manager OF the second
division Detroit Tigers. He discard
eH some wornou; material. retained
an aggregation within calling dis
lance OF first place.
You don't know what n pitcher Is
giving you now" Ty said In the I'll
gers Crubhou after coming from n
a-to-l defeat or the Yankees. in which
ho contributed two hits. pitching
goes In cycles. Once IL was the fast
ball, then the curve. then tho spit
ball. then the emery ball and now its
combination of everything"
There have been tremendous
charges IN baseball during the cigh-
teen years that Ty haa bcen in the
game, he said. Innovations and rem
orations. improvements and detrac-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
BETTER BASEBALL PLA YERS
TODAY, TYRUS COBB ASSERTS
Harder to Stick in Big Leagues Than 1t Was in Hcyday
of Departed Immortals of Generation
Ago, He Says.

lions. some Of them detracting from
flavor OF tho sport and othcrs add :
Ing to tho requirement that man
The greatest "e Change M IN" has %d bSen in
the pitohors' box. which, OF course.
hHs negotiated corresponding
"livel!cr" now and tho now pellet. In
n large measure. accounts for the alb
normally long drives and tho dozens
scores.
:, or all that has gone from the game.
ny regrctn most keenly tho, lighting
s sntive of no tee Of old ,samJ the
who came into the profession when
loyalty 10 his club was Demanded.
and who fought as defenders and
conqncrors. ns interesting entertain
skill. Tho old home town. has
gone: no said. Tho biggest thing that
Peach disagrecs with many baseball
critics. who constantly marvel at his
ability and grace. for nearly every
natural ball .plnycr"-llkc Topsy
from his own Southland. who had
neither father nor mother. but was
The critics said thai they had no
baseball parents, that he just was.
But he says: ''Tve plugged and
worked hard and plugged all the
Time. every day. You have TO plug
In baseball. just iike you have 10
plug in business. and sometimes l
think could have made good at
something else. There are other good
baseball players"
Ty repeated his observations Of
the spr!nS-"lm slowing up. tire
more easily and require more sleep
mo more late nights for me- But
I'm going 70 play as long az can.
though l don't know how long tina
Will be. You know should have
hit thnt last ono today"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
BROOKLYN CAPTURES
GAME FROM CUBS, rs
Flatbush Cohorts Fight Uphill
Battle in Trimming Chi
cago in Windy CITY.
IBy Associated Press. !

CHICAGO. July 22.-Brooklyn dc.
fcated Chicago : TO today. whcr
the locals wero unable TO hold q
lead. which was acquired IN tho arth
inning. when Vance wavercd Tho
visitors drove Jones off the mound
In the second and scored three runs
and started their uphill nigh; when
Tcrry's error and Highs double gave
them ono run In the sixth. Two hits
and a base on balls caused tho re-
tirement OF Chceves IN tho eighth. and
with OSBORNE on the mound Mitch
CHS single drove In two runs and
tho winning marker came home on
Highs sacrifice hy. The score:
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Playfcllow Condemned
by Decision of Court
nv United Nnwn-1

New YORK, July a2.-Plny-
:e!.ow, the rou0gad6 brother OF
The famous Msa o war, ~ a wind
sucker and or!SEnr on tho track.
:" TIC opinion OF tho Supreme
Court and IN tho Appellate div!s-
.on & We supreme Court ns VOL.
there Was somo hupo that tho
unfortunate colt which sold Cor
t4VC,tQ0 sbout year ago. would
20 c.etTsd o; tho shameful
chtrges egains: him whom his
case csme 70 n fna! decision on
the appeal from the Supreme
Courts finding, But tho appellate
division sustained tho conviction
n q decision.
Jane Z. Johnson, thu we'll
KNOWN bIeet"r Of race horres, mp.
2ealot tho cksa h;tc- tho cour,
OF or!2inGl Jurisdiction hRd or.
dsred him 10 !orgnd ?!ay!cl!oyv.s
ceiling price o: 100000 10 Harry
j. s!nc!air. tho OF millionaire and
racing man Tho horse tuilcc ,,ls.
orally ~ S!rc!H!rs oolurs, and n,
aued 20 gst back h'A money.
p!n!fo.iow may yc, hurprlne
them Ill, however Ie hasn't
boon raced this sehson owina 70
tho Allegation. hu. In workouts nc
han shown suporb rendition.
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WILSON TAKES FINAL
CAME FROM TARHEELS
Bunchcd Hits in One Inning
Count for Nj Runs in
Contest.
N. - mo Timcg.D!spatchl

fSpooia. 20 Tho Times D!saatch.l
ROCKY MOI 81 July 22.-Runch-
ing hts OF f:ay'lm the fourth In
ming when they sent quartet Of:
runners across. tho Wilson Bugs
yanfed nc TarEee!s in the deciding
game 90: the series ih!s afternoon.
$40 @ Head : triple with the bsscs
full sovsd up the game tor the
Visitors
pataido tho ono inning the aMa'r
was 4 pitchers battle between Ray
and Hcarne with honors about
events divided. Fielding stuutB ware
unusually plentiful, Roth. Steiub-cn-
nor ana Hall taxing top honors IN
hitIaC. outside ot Heads timely
dgive :or three bases Rowland. Hall
and walters lea BOX score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
SIN AMERICAN WOMEN
PLAY GOLF IN DIEPPE
[Bv AssocInted press.l

DIEPPE. July a2-Slx American wo-
men are among the thirty-two who
VIII tee off Monday in the intcrna-
tional women's golf championship
tournament in this city. They are
Miss Derosenko and Mrs. Horton, OF
Philadelphia: Mrs. II. +. Whitley and
Mrs. Fletcher, OF tho Nassau Country
Club: Miss Isabelle Kemp and Miss
Rosamond Sherwood. unattached.
Fifteen English and eleven French
players are entered.
The new links over which the
matches VIII be played are in fine
condition. In spite OF the drought
the fairways ara perfect and the
green's are fast and very true. The
course measures 6.22O yards.
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MUNRO WANTS BOUTS
FOR AUSTRALIA RING
tDy Assoc,ataa p-ossl

SAN FRANCISCO .a e2.--Jncg
Munro, fight promo, day was IN
San Francisco on ,pur OF tho
United States IN W no piGns 20
hold out g!ttering Inducements FOR
American boxers 10 Visit Australia,
Spec!ni ovorturos VII! 90 ,rade 10
Benny Leonard ana Johnny KubEne,
Munro sa!d today.
Munro's own fighting days ese
over. To enl!sted with .ae .0,noua
Canadian regiment, .he pr.nceps
FaiH, 1T the outbreak OF Tho war and
went to. France, JIG osno back q
lieutenant and q cripple, ono OF tho
few mon who wont through u ELL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
WHERE THEY rLAr TODAY.
STRUGGLING GIANTS
ARE DOWNED BY REDS
New York Nationals Lose
Hard Game TO Cincinnati.
When Douglas Goes Lame.
I BY Associated Press. ]

CINCINNATI, OHIO. July 1.-THE
Reds evened tho series with tho
Giants by winning the fourth game
today. TO .. Both Rixey and Doug
las pitched strongly. hut the latter
was taken out after seven innings
on account OF n lame arm The
score was then n tie, and the Reds
won off Ryan N the eighth on Dun
cans triple and n single by Ton-
SEGA. Rawlings was put out of 1he
eHme IN tho eighth inning for pro
testing called strike Tho score:
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nnbc Adams Is Mnnnpcr

SALISBURY. MD. July 22.-Fol-
lowing n meeting OF tho board OF d.
rectors and stockholders OF the Sails
bury Baseball Club. Mark (Babc)
Adams was appointed manager OF the
club 10 succeed George Eichnor. who
was appointed manager pro tenn fol-
lowing tho release or Harry (Izzy)
Hoffman about two weeks ago. The
big sou,hpaw twirler from Williams
port. Pa. has become favorite with
the local fans because OF his ability
10 deliver the goods both in the field
and At bat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
White SOX WINNERS IN
GAME WITH RED SOX, 81
Chicago, American League En-
try, Breaks Even in Series
by Coping Final.
tBy Associated Press. ]

BOSTON. July 22.-By dcfeatinl
boston 8 to today. Chicago brok,
even on this four-game series. Court
ney Kept Boston's hrs scattered
Hooper's hitting accounted In III,
main for three runs. In tho eighth,
with two out. Dugnn singled, bu
neglected to touch second on ]. Col
Inns apparent double to right Mold
Dugan being out Hooper to Shoot,
TO f. Collins. and the side retired
Tho score:
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'Hatted fo~ Mcnamara In ninth
-ba.tci for powcll IN ninth.


Totals .........$d 2 - q IL
Slated for North in fourth
Ha.'cd 20. Tteffer In eiEh:h
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RED SOX TO DROP
FOUR FROM ROLLS
Lny Arsoclstod proAa.1

BOSTON. July 32.--Wnivcrs have
nceh ohtn!nod on four mcmbors OF
,ho Ned son aquadr II was learned TO-
Gay M"E"sor Duff and owner IIar-
~ F-azec refused 10 dIyulgo tho
!dontity OF tho p!nyera to DO dis
posed OF, hut said th&, ono OF tho
mon 10 Ia obtained In thoir places
would DO good shortatop.
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HOOVER NOT TO ROW
IN NATIONAL. EVENT
NY Assoe!a,od rros,l

DULUTH, July aa.-wnlter NJ.
Hoover, worid'a singlos 6culling
champion. win not compete in tho
sing!es ovcnt OK th0 Golden Jubilee
regatta OF tho National Association
OF Amateur Oarsmon, to DO hold In
Philadelphia. Angus. 3, 4 and s, 4.
wan announced by tho rowing oom-
'uitteo of tho Duluth Boat Club.
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OrfolIS,

Portsmouth .OIO Oo0 "a,
Norfolk -. .........l0O 600 "a,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
ED ROl SH VISITS
HERMAN AT CINCY

CINCINNATI, July Ed Roush.
ho!dout outAelder OF the Cincinnati!
Nationals. and August Hermann
president OF the club. held short
confer-@cc At Redland Field late to-
day. NJ which contract terms for the
season wero discussed
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TO HEAD
CLUB AT DUBUQUE

DUBUQUE IOWA, July oeTron
Man Joe McGlnnlty, once famous
n!tohirg ace OF tho New York Giants.
iAis morning signed con,rac, 20
.nnHnE" tho Dubuque toam OF tho
NJ mississippi Valley League. Ho took
anarEe OF tho team today McGlani:y
went 10 Cedar Rapids ms: Tuesday
ana showed tho hoyH tnac 10 could
p!tcn despite h!s Ggs. which is g:von
az %.
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ST. LOUIS BROWNS WIN
FROM ATHLETIC TEAM
Defeat Philadelphia for Third
Consecutive Time-Wil-
liams Hits Triple.
fRv Associated prnaa

PHILADELPHIA. PA. July 22.-The
81. Louis Browns won their third
straight victory over the Ph!la-
delph!a Athletics todsy BY 10 TO l
score. Neither Walker nor williams
registered homo run. Williams had
triple and Walker a long foul that
cleared tho left field fence.
81. Louis hit IIasty. Harris, Yarr,-
son and Ogden with equal vicious
ness. The score:
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Hnll Players STRIKE

EAU CLAIRE. WIS. July 22.-six
baseball players who went on "strike.
when IN" Eau Claire club directors
refused TO rcinstatc Marty Smith.
pitcher. have been replaced, Manager
Mccormack announced today.
The strikers" declared they would
organize q separate team.
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.CLEvELAND'S WINNING
STREAK ABRUPTLY ENDS
Washington, With Mogridgc
Pitching, Stops Speakers
Team. Score 4 to 2.
ny Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON. July 22.-Washing-
ton took the mai OF the series today
10 .. ending Clcvclands winning
streak at twelve games. II was a
pitchers duel between Mogridge and
Mails. with the local !ef;-handcr
proving moro effective in tho pinches
PeckinpauRh and Harris Yielded brill
liantly. Tho score:
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PIRATES SCORE NINTH
WIN OVER PH|LLY NINE
Pittsburgh Captures Gam c
From Philadelphia, With
Rally in Final Frame.
tBy Associated Press. /

PITTSBURGH. PA. July a2-Pitts-
bnrSh defeated Philadelphia today for
tho ninth successive time, s 10 :.
The visitors knocked Carlson out OF
the box in fhe Gfyh inning. when
they scored six runs on eight hits
The Pirates We're three runs behind
when they came 20 bat In the last
OF tho ninth. but scored four runs
The score:
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THREE EVENTS WON
BY VIRGINIA CREWS
2: Stovnll. a. Grubb.. s,roke, and
Lafoon, coxswa!n Z
CONTINUED From First Page,

2: Stovnll. 3: Grubbs, stroke. and
Lafoon. coxswn!n
The oars dipped tho wator sharply
Mt o'clock in the final event, tho
eight cared rncc for Junior crows.
with ,hreo clubs. Virginia. Aricis and
Arnndels entered. They nnished in
tho Hnme order. the time being s
minutes and 20 seconds.
Virginia rowing tho middle course
vas tho frst to pull away, but for
the nrst half mile the Ariels were
forcing Virginia TO set tho pace. At
the midway point the Aorias lifted
tho stroke md nosed In tho lead, with
tho Arnndels Seins loft behind In
the squirt. Al tho ,hroe-ouarter
longth tho Virgin!ans again wcre
leading and had open water in thu
last 100 yards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
As UMP|RES WABBLE
TARs SNATCH VICTORY
Box Duel at Norfolk MARRIED
by Changcablc Ar
bitcrS.
Especial 20 The Times Dispatch

NORFOLK, VA, July GA great
box duel between Mathews and Proc
tor was married by poor umpirinE In
the seventh and eighth. both hurlers
going in the air. Norfolk winning
easily in they eighth. by the score OF
10 3. NJ less than four times dur
Ing Tho game did the umpire chang
decisions. The Truckers defense
cracked In tho closing Innings TO
lose the game
Tho score
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CARDINALS TAKE LEAD
IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Defeat Boston, 9 TO s. While
Giants Are Losing Game
to Cincinnati.
tBy bssociated Trcse-1

ST. LOUIS, MO, July 2g--Thc St
Louis Nationals went ;n;o tho lead
tor tho first time in more than a
score OF years at this period OF Tho
season. by defeating Boston. 10 S
TO-DAY, and by virtue OF New York's
defeat ny Cincinnati The locals
took ,oday's contest with an eighth
inning rally, scoring SIX runs and
overcoming ave-run lead Five
double plays featured the game. three
'''hE MAae o% me locals. The score:
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'Batted for Gardner IN eighth.
tBntted for mills In ninth
Washington.

summary: Two-baso hit-PeckIn-
paugh. Th.ee-base hits-Picin!ch.
Brewer. Stolen bases-Harris (2).
Sacr!fces-O'Neill. Speaker. Lamotte,
Seweii. Left on bases-CleveIan o:
Washington. Z. Bases on balls-off
Mogr!dge. /: off Mails. 2. Struck ont
by Malls, 2. Hit by p!tcher--by
Mogridge tSewclD. Umpircs-liil-
debrand and Morlarlty. Time. 1879.
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Pittsburgh.

Totals .......... 30 II 81 Is 0
Two out when winning run was
scored.
Ran FOR Gooch in ninth.
Slated for Hamilton in ninth.
Score by innings: r..
Philadelphia ......... 600 060 00l--7
PITTSBURGH .......... 003 0lO o04--S
summary; Two base hits--Russell,
GoGch. extraordinarily. Rapp,
Williams. Double plays-Parkinson.
Fletcher and Leslie: Traynor, Grimm
and Maranvllle Fletcher and Leslie.
Left on philadelphia. 6; Pitts
hurgh. 3. Bases on balls-ofr Mea-
dows. 3, of Carlson. /. Struck out
ny Meadows, =: by Carlson. 8; by
hamilton, !. Hits-off Carlson, 9 in
"a; off hamilton. ! In Ia Wild
pitch--liamilton. Winning pitcher
hamilton. Losing pitchcr--Mcad-
ows. Empires. Klein and Pfirman.
Time, i:47.
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P|LLETTE, DETROIT ACE,
WH|TEWAsHEs YANKEES
Scores Second Shutout Over
New York Team in Pres
ent Series, 2 to O.
Try Assncintnd prnss

NEW YORK. July 22-IIcrman
Pilletto. Dotroit's brilliant young
pitcher. today defeated New York
for tho second time In the series.
beating Shnwkcy today In pitch
crs' battle. to o. Meusels single In
inc hrst Inning gave him seven con-
sccntiNe hits In as many times up.
The score:
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Horizon set. Link RECORD.

CHICAGO. July ee--David3on Hor-
ron, nat!ona! amateur golf champion
IN 1922. "h"s II resident OF Pitts
burgh. yesterday bot course roo
ora OF O. for tho 6.asa-ynrd Exmoor
!inks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
Madden Sells Duniin,

LEXINGTON, KY. July as--word
was received hero today that John
II. Madden had Hold Dunl!n. a e-year-
old colt by Fa!rplny- Room. to
j. y, CoBden, for tho reported prize
OF $4,000. Dunlin was brad hera
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3a''cd Ter IteTor IN eighth.
ScoTo by innings: Il.
Boston ........tl0 500 1908
. 81 Louis ..........Q0I Ol0 100
summary: Two-hase hits -Bocchol.
hop', Cruise. Gibson. Powell. Horns
hy C2b. schultz Threat base hits
Ford. McCurdy. Stolen hases-Sml;h,
nixon, Bocckcl. Kopt. Powell. Cruise.
nouhlo plays--Lavan. HornsSy and
T7onrn!cr; McCurdy and Lavan:
I.avan. iornsby and Gnnor: Gibson
and Ford: Ford. Kopt and Ho!ke.
Lc:- on bases-Boston. II: ~. Louis.
e Base on oalls---off Pcrtica. .: OF
ocsohgcr. g: of North. .; off Braxton.
:; of Miller. .; off pfcffcr. :. Struck
-0ut--hy NcQuillau. ! lIits-oT Nc
Quilian. / IN | inning. Oft OcschEcr.
@ IN iI-3 Innings. on Braxtcn. mono
r. none pitched &, ono mani: of
Miller 20 in a1-3 innings. or Me-
Nawara, . 81 Ia inning: on Pcrtica,
.@ IN inning conc on. ono out. In
-recoud) ~; North. 6 IN 3 innings. OF
'ptcfcr. q "a innings: OF Sherdcl. |
In inning. WNd pl;ch-Mi!lcr.
Galk- Ccschccr. Passed bnll-Mc-
Curdy Winning p!tchcr-pfefer
Losing pitcher Cmpircs
Q.!rley and Moran. T!mc-222.
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haticd for Rawlings in eighth.
'Ba'ted tor Douglas In eighth.
Cincinnati.

cincinnati .,.........10i 600 Olx-3
summary: Three base hits-Dun-
ca" Mouaoi stolen bases-Rurns
t!ue.''. Sactihccs-Duncan. Harper,
SH'ano'S Double plays-Fonsacit to
-" nNcft Rawlings TO bancroft; 20
Ne.'Ei i'glE'a9 20 Bancroft; 10 Kolly.
I-ot' On hASas-Ncw York. 4 C!nC!n-
nhu, T. Bases OH halls-or Doue,na
o. Struck oUt-by RIxcy. 4. Douglas
Hsis--or Douglas. z N .nninrs,
on Ryan, IN ! inning. III; by p.,ch-
or--hy ltixcy. l. Passed hnl!-Snvder
Losing pit1hcr-Ryan. umpircs, Mo-
CofM!ck ana R!s.or Time. 1880.
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{ hIcnEn.

vance, Hcathcote. High. Grimes.
Three -hnsc hit-G rfmes Stolen
bases--Tcrry. Miller t2). Sacrinccs--
High 90. Vance. Double pIay-ol-
son to Ward 10 Schmandt. Left on
hases-Brooklyn. 3; Chicago. :.
bases on balls-off Jones. ]; OF
Vance. :; on Cheeves. 3. Struck on.
by Chcevcs, /: by Vance, l: by os-
borne, /. liits-ofr Jones. in 1913
innings: off Osborne. In . innings:
Off Checvcs. 3 In 5l-3 innings (nona
out in SIXTH. wild pitch-Jones.
Losing pitcher-Cheevcs EMPIRES.
mart and Gray Time, 1:4e
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
rltshurEh, =; Philadelphia, =.
Cincinnati. =. New York, =.
Chicago. u; EroolSiym. :.
st. Louis. 9; Hostnn, =.
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-, -" 'g'I"U HII--'~UDD.
hiec ohsc hit-W oodal. Stolen
o"se- H!Enoy Sacrifices = Rigney.
ones. poHpie play-P!pp and Scott.
Left on bases-Ncw York. 9: Detroit.
5. Bases on balls-on P!llctte. q.
Struck out-by Piiletto. 3: by shaw
key, 2. Hit-or Shawkey. In g.;
of Murray. In !. Losing pitcher
Sh""Koy. Ump!rcs. Dincen and
Evans. limo. 2o2
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STANDING or CLUns.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
BoStun mt WV York.
Chicago Mt Cleveland.
st. Louis ut Detroit.
philadelphia at Nnshfnrto
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Norfolk. y; Portsmouth. q.
Wilson. !; Rocky Mount. u.
Newport News, 81; Richmond "A
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VO ST LOUIS TEAMS ON TOP UPSET DIAMOND TRADITION
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston. =: Chicago. >.
Philadelphia. I; ST. Louis, 10,
New York. o. Detroit, ..
Nn>hfnGto ton, 4; Cleveland, =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
STANDING OF cLuus

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
New York Mt Cincinnati.
Boston nj 81. Louis.
brooklyn nj Chicago
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Totals
DOHtOn.

IOIH4H ....,...5I II II I
'Battcd for Karr In seventh
tBaitcd for walters in ninth
tBaucd for Pcnnock In ninth
Score by innings: r..
chicago ..-....... oil 0lo 20o-b
boston ............. 0lo DOL 00o-a
summary: Two-bnsa h!,s-Hooper
-. Johnson. Courtney. Dugan
Stolen bnse-Dugan. Sacrince.-E
Collins. Double plays-Courtney 10
Johnson 10 Shelly; Muiligan to Shoe
~: walters 20 Pratt. Loft on bases
Chicago. Z: BOSTON. 8. Bases on balls
or Courtney. 8; OF Russell, i; on
karr. J: OF Pcnnock. !. Struck out
by knrr. ]. H!te-oN Russell,
In FLA innings; off Knrr. 6 in &2.a
innings: or Pennock. In 2 inning..
Losing pitcher-Russeli Ump!res.
Connolly and Owens. Time. l4s-
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
Women Bury War Hates
In Universal Peace Plea
German, French and English
Envoys on Same Platform
Join i'm Appeal to L. S,


Women of countries which were
enemies in the war sat on the same
platform last night and Joined in an
appeal to the women Of America to use
their efforts for international peace
Fraulein Gertrude Baer, of Germany,
sat at the left of Miss Jane Addams,
the chairman Of the meeting. Mile.
Therese Pottecher, of France, and Mrs.
Annot Robinson, Of England were on
her other side. The meeting was held
in the Engineering Building under the
auspices of the Women's international
League for Peace and Freedom.
Fraulein Baer declared that modern
Germany was educating its children
to "overcome their possessive infu-
ences, which have always been the main
thing in our education, and teaching
them to develop a sense Of mutual help
fulness and sponsibility."
She appealed TO America to JOIN in
the "No More War" demonstration on
July 20 of this year, the anniversary
of the outbreak of hostilities. Mrs.
Robinson, of England, declared that
the working people Of England were
already making plans for great anti
war demonstration on that date. One
quarter of the working people Of Eng
land are non-productive to-day, she
said, a result of the Treaty of Yer
sailles, and they are determined there
should not be another war