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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-12

before, and while there is no need for
undue alarm, it is of greatest impor-
lance that all farmers familiarize
themselves with the problem if large
losses are to be avoided
The accompanying map gives a
general idea of the distribution of the
chineh bug based on observations
made last year. The bugs scattered
over wider area than indicated on
this map in some sections. In many
localities in Indi9I1a where the bugs
were scarce or absent last fall farm
ers many anticipate bugs in injurious
numbers unless weather conditions
check their increase and this is not
likely.
Should Plan Fight.
Nothing can be done at the pres.
ent time to fight the bugs but plans
should be made at this time.
1.-THE creosote and other types OF
barriers, as well as methods to be
used after the bugs enter corn fields
are discussed and illustrated in Bull
letin SO of the Purdue university de
partment of agricultural extension
and is available to all who request it
1t may be obtained through your coun
ty agent or from the extension depart
ment at Purdue.
Farmers are urged to keep in touch
with their county agent, report early
chinch bug infestations to him, and tt
plan to obtain creosote if needed. The
county agent can help YOU
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-12
eUARDsMEN TO STUDY RADIO

1OrNn EN . ~ nNDIS
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, May 12-
Members of the companies of Indiana
Nationa Guard troops located in this
city are given an opportunity to be-
come radio operators through the cree
ton today of a complete outfit for
sending and receiving messages at the
local armory. The equipment was
sent here by state officials. A class of
guardsmen will be formed at once to
take UP the study of radio work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-12
Boston Farmers Pool
Commodity Orders

BOSTON, Ind, May 12.-Pooling of
bulk commodity orders was the prin-
cipal business at the farmers meeting
held in the school house Thursday
night. Irvine for small grain harvest
was ordered comparatively. j. L. Dol
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-12
HELEN JOY LEE GRANTED
DIVORCE FROM CAPITAL;

DETROIT, Mich, May 12.-Mrs.
Helen Joy Lee, daughter of Henry B.
Joy, Detroit capitalist, yesterday was
granted a decree of divorce from How
ard B. Lee, whom she charged with be-
ing golf maniac"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-12
NAMES InNG

BROWNSVILLE, Ind, May Flu
neral services for James Long. 70
years old, who died at his home here
Wednesday, were to have been held
Friday Afternoon at the Mount Pleasant
church. Burial was to be in the
Brownsville cemetery. He is survived
by his widow, five sons and three
daughters.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-12

an. county agricultural agent, also
made a talk on corn and pig club
work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-12
Called by Death
MRS. IsAREL MAckY

HANA'S CREEK, Ind, May ~
Mrs. Isabel Macky, go years old, died
Thursday night at the home of her
niece. Mrs. Frank Burt, east of Lib
erty. She is survived by one brother.
Royal Harvey, of Kansas. and several
nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be conducted
Saturday at 2 o'clock, from the home
The Rev. Huffman will offfciate. Bur
ial will be in Concord, Ohio.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-12

In the summer the city dweller for
sakes urban sanitation for rural in
sanitation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-27

The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-27

Charlie says no will he glad to
meet his boyhood friends at the
church Hill park this afternoon. Tho
oil" handshake is Charities middl.
name. That and smile. and fire.
qucnt use OF Sir" stamps Holman as
real human being, despite pheuom
email success that might have en-
larRcd tho dome OF lads his age.
Tho Church I'M boxing program
on Memorial Day night will he wit
messed by several hundred sportsmen.
Memberships In tho association. which
conducts recreation and playground
activities for bows and girls on n
largo scale. arc coming I'm RAPIDLY.
Officials OF tho association an
nounccd last night that all Confcd
crate veterans in uniform would he
welcomed guests at the boxing OK
hihition Tuesday night. This invi
tation Is expected to provide "A rare
treat for those grim lighters OF
other days. now reaching tho twI-
light Of their lives In tho Old Sol
dirrs' Home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-27
tBy United News1

NORRIS COUNTY GOLF CLUB.
CONVENT, y. J.. May 26.-Miss .Ncxa
Stirling ono Of the most popular
figures In American golf. replaced
hor lost American womcns champ
ionsh'p with title entirely new 10
her, the womcn's metropolitan champ
!onship when she ;r!umphed over Mrs.
II. Arnold Jackson. of Greenwich. 5
UP and : to 30 in the th!rty-six- hole
hnal OF the holly contested tourna-
ment here Friday afternoon.
This was the first time Miss Stirl-
nS had competed IN the metropoli-
IAN. having just become eligible this
var by abandoning her residence in
Atlanta for u home Oh Long Island
IN order 10 enter business in New
ork She and Mrs Jackson were
followed hy a large gallery which
seemed most Interested however. in
ne attractive young woman from At
!dnia especially after she had cstah-
.!Shet another eirhty-three for the
morning round % eighteen holes. 4
ne" competitive record for the course
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HOLMAN TO GIVE
PUBLIC WORKOUT TODAY
Local Boxer Will Show Old Friends Tricks That Aided
Him in Nleteoric Rise to Fame This Afternoon
at Church Hill A. C. Park

Charlie Holman will show friends
how real boxer trains himself for
an important bout when he INDUCES
In workout this afternoon at 3
o'clock at the Church I'M Athletic
Association park. He Will do some
running. ropc skipping. bag punching
and shadow boxing before the start
Of the Church Hill-Takola baseball
game. scheduled at 4 o'clock.
Young Holman believes he is In
great condition. and his admirers say
he Will knock Terry Brooks for "a
row OF Chinese laundry marks Tues
day night In their eight round match
at the Church Hin park before NOM
bers OF the association. Holman ad-
mi,s Brooks is tough boy.
Il have seen him against somc Of
tho best boys in bantanwciGht ranks.
and II" knows how 10 take care OF
himself" declared Holman.
After his bout here Tuesday night
Holman Will visit: his wife and baby
daughter in Hopcwcll. before returh-
ing to ssachusetts for three bouts
there.
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TURN TABLES
IspocIal to The rimes-Dlspatch.,

lSp'eial TO The Times lspatch.l
ROCKY MOUNT. y. c, May Go
Playing alright ball behind the
iauIiless pitching OF woodhead. the
Tarheeis turned the tables on Nor.
folk this afternoon and reversed
yesterdays results by winning 5
10 victory over the visitors.
Both Jones on the> mound for the
iars AMI Woodhead twirling for the
Wa!keritos. worked out nice games
but the latter was more effective IN
the inches. while the locals punched
hits OFF the visiting inouudsnan in
'he first and fourth frames. and Win
SION secured Il homer III the second
!hr Ia:s' sole run came in the
seventh a result OF hit batsnan
and sncceSsiE" hits by Carey ana
HudgiMs The 9ame aboundcd in fast
NEEDING, with NIrleski for the locals
and lice for the Tars taking TOP
hun0rs Tho score.
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SUSPENSION IS LIFTED !
BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON
Home-Run King Exonerated
for Throwing Dust ON
Empire.
WILL BE IN LINEUP ToDAy
Decision Snys Rccnlcitrant Docs Not
"Posscss Mental Strength and SIN.
bility 10 IIrnvc Sudden Rcvcrs.I n,
Public Adoration.-

Try United News.J

CHICAGO. May 26.-Bahe Ruth waa
shorn of his rank as captain Of the
New York Yankees and fined 5000 for
entering the Polo Grounds grand
stand to hnd AN abusive fan, IN de-
cision rendered by Ban johnson.
president of tho American League.
late today.
Tho Babe was cxoncrated for
throwing dust on Umpire liildcbrand.
ana nc will be able TO play Saturday
az MS suspension was lifted.
Johnson's decision declared that
'ho momentum King has been under :.
,TFere tension because OF his long
i'y-on. and that he does not pos
SA IN" mental strength and Etabil-
ny to brave the sudden reversal OF
public alteration" which has fca,u-ed
ms iailure to hit rour-ply awaiting
s'r'de Immediately johnson a,.
nat RIO or the Yanks' capta!ncy. Tho
i''h should he abln "bc,tcr 20 con-
'' ms mind TO an Improvement Of
mcnts."
IN snort Tho league head suggests
tha' Enih had better forget cvory
thihs' including the razzlny ~ no
anu get TO work hitting honers
uFpFise was evinced In basehalj
''"HS"n TOOK the Yanks'
chrtaincy from Ruth. II wa, a.
clhrcd nnof,iciaiy at the Ioasm
ice. however. that. in addition ~ ~
own Jurisdiction In this n,,.
Jphhson was acting on tho r,Irv.s
non or tho fanks' owners Joh,
h"H nothing TO say on this .ro,
declaring that his dccIslo, .a,,,,
the matter 80 far as he was
r'th"' but 4, WAS reported ma,
Loloneis huston and Ruppcr, wired
MN Advising that Babe h, relicvcd
Oh ms !ead"rsip laurcals.
is'c - 'ohnor. secretary 20 Judpe
S"'H ne did not know how
Jar Johnson's Jurisdiction es,c1aod
IN onstinE Ruth ns captain.
As far az Ruths attitude ,o
Umpire Hild"rbrand is concerned
TINS IL nothing In an umpircs l,fe
ana happens many times during
season. Iohnosn said Where R,h.
"fred was in trying 20 hang n homer
on tho chin OF the fan who was he
slowing fragrant wreath OF razz-
berries on his brow for being caught
stealing The decision follows.
Tho Ruth incident in Now York
on Thursday is much to regretted.
The players conduct was highly rep
rehensihle. but when all the facts
arc weighed. thero Is r measure OF
consideration due him. Ruth had
Just finished a sentence OF unDrc-
cedcn'cd severity. running through
period Of thirty mine days OF sus-
pension. which disqualified him from
practice with his team prior 20 the
announcement q game. Withou.
this necessary work. tho player lost
his batting ye.' and returned to
the game in "a great degree unequip-
ped ito match tho SIKH OF pitchers.
who have about reached the hicn-
water mark OF proficiency. AZ
natural consequence ne failed utterly
in his prowcss Rs batter, much 10
tha disappointment OF an ,eNactinE
Continued on Seventh PageD
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U7H SHORN OF CAPTAlNCY OF YANKS AND FINED 5000:
COLTS BEAT BUILDERS; MISS STIRLING WINS GOLF TIT
ALEXA STERLING WINS
ENTIRELY NEW TITLE
Southern Woman Replaces Lost American Women S
Championship With Metropolitan Crown by De-
fcatng Mrs Jackson Up and to Go.

was found In Miss STRINGS perform
ances for III" "'n hole match In the
seminal of i' rsday and in Fri
days first I.a Two consecutive
eighty thrccS lave never been
achieved before over this course by
a woman in competition
With IL four hole lead at the start
OF the second round Miss stirling got
into frequent trouble and slumpcd
also In putting. allowing Mrs. Jack
son 10 reduce the lead 20 three at the
twenty-siSth. But after the turn
Miss Stirling again picked up. TAX
ing the last three in succession and
almost making the last one in great
two
The cards.
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Ibpa ton.
'Batted for Rommcll In third.
tBatted for Fullerton in sixth.

'Bat,ed for Rommell In third.
tBatted for Fullerton in sixth.
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia .......Oo5 600 100 o-6
Boston .2lO 003 900 II
Summary: Two-base hits-Toung.
Rucl. Pratt Throe-base hits
Menosky. Foster. Home run-Wal-
ker. Sacrificcs--Young. Perkins. Wal
kcr, Walter. Double plays-PrRtt TO
DuEan. Left on Observation-Disclosures
8: Boston, 10. Bases on balls-or
Moore. 2: b. Harris. /: Fullerton. g.
Struck out--by Moore. .: by Harris.
3: Karr, |; Quinn, .. Hits-ofr Rom
nell, 6 in . innings: Moore, in la
innings; of Sullivan. in % innings:
off Harris, in innings; none out in
tenth: Karr. : In Ella innings: Full
lcrton, in 3 % innings: Quinn. .
in innings Hit by pitcher--ty
Moore, CFostcr). Balk-Harris.
Winning pitcher Losing
pitcher-IIarris. Empires. Moriarity
and Dinccn. Time, 1916.
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RUTHLESS" YANKEES
BEATEN BY SENATORS
Hurting of Zachary Largely
Responsible for 3-to-1
Victory.
tBy Associated rress.l

WASHINGTON. May 26-Zachary
outpitched Shawkey by wide mar
gin today and Washington defeated
the Ruthless" New York club. 3
to q.
Gastin's single with the bases
filled in tho first inning gave the
locals two runs and Shawkey forced
IN another In tho nth. when he
welded TWO hits and issued three
bases on balls. New Iork's only run
was due 10 an error by Goslin.
Sensational fielding by Pecklnpaurh
was feature. The score:
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CUBS GET EVEN BREAK
IRy Associated rrcss !

CINCINNATI. May o6.-The Reds
and Cubs broke even in the first local
double header Of the season TODAY.
Chicago won the first game easily.
Ch'eves ouipi,chinc Rixey by wide
margin.
III the second game Keck. ,.-
cruit from the western Associatio,,
making his first appearance in mo
hiT league. held thes visitors TO four
hits apd beat them 10 /. Mals.l
was hit In the head by n thrown
BAL IN the first game and forced TO
reNre' but was not Seriously in
turci
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RED SOX WIN IN TENTH
hrs Associatcd rrcss1

BOSTON. May Fosters triple
To right center off Bryan Harris
first pitched ball in tho tenth inning.
followed by Ruers single over short
stop on the next pitch. gave BOSTON "a
7-to-6 victory over Philadelphia to-
day. The hitting of Pratt and
Mcnosky was timely. Walker tied
the score in the seventh by knocking
homer over the clock in left cen
ter.
The score.
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GIANTS TAKE DOUBLE
HEADER FROM BRAVES
Cunningham Clouts Homer,
With Two On, in Second
tBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, May o6-rhe former
Boston pitchers. Jesse Barnes and
Arthur Nehf, pitched the Giants to
dual win over the Braves today.
The scores were to and 10 to 2.
Cunningham led the New York at
tack in the second game with II home
run with two on bases. a double and
two singles.
After hitting three singles In the
opener. Groh received five walks in
SIX times up in the second.
FIRST GAME
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buck Untycrsity con Ch,mu,or

CHARIDTTESNlIL va. MAJ &c.
Clement II. Buck. o. Bethlehem,
Pa. won the annual spring gol. tour
namont held at the University OF
Virginia. defeating T. r. Hanson. OF
Duluth, 11lnn- and 3. About twnnty
students entered the tournament,
witch started Ten days ago. and
compecIt!on was keen throughout. !,
was tho third consecutive victory
registered By Mt. Buck since no en-
tored college
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-27
SPRING GOLF TOURNEY
BEGINS HERE TODAY

Golfers OF the Country Club Of Viz
g!n!a VIII tcc-oif early this morning
in the Qualifying round Of the spring
tournament. the entry list is one Of
IN" largest IN recent years and the
competition IS expected TO be close.
Golfers may begin play this morning
as carly as . o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-27
BUGS WHITEWASHED

Especial % Trc Timcs-p !spatch.l
PORTSMOUTH, VA. May &c
quinn showing Up wild and inet
fec,iNe and receiving miserable sup
port Portsmouth handi!y won the
second game Of tho series this after
noon from Wilson 'by the score Of
20 q. S"dE"wick was especially o.
foctiye with men ON and showed some
class. OBricn led with the stick
with four hits in I'VE chances The
Srnro.
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w. SOX BEAT BROWNS
Try Associated Pross.1

CHICAGO. May 26.-Chicago de-
:eated ST. Louis. . To !. today in
pitchers duel between Schupp and
Rayne. Schupp. although Wild.
pitched vel! in the pinChcs. striking
out The hard hitting Williams twice.
Schupp drove in the winning run
with a single in the seventh. The
score:
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INDIANS, 8; TIGERS, 3
Try Associa,cd press !

ID T X q r. May 2G-Clevcland
punched hits on Stoncr and Olson
today. and defeated Detroit. 3 to 3
stephenson. who succeeded Gardner
at third for tho Indians, drove a
nome run over tho lcft-ncld fence in
tho first inning with two men on
bases Score:
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Totals ....2e ! 24la !
IRAN for Kcllehcr in nin,h.
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI ............lo lou coo OF
Summary: Two-base hit-Kelleher
Three-base hi:-Grimes Sacrifice
Duncan. Double plays-Terry to
Hollochcr 10 Grimes; Bohne to Dau-
bert Lot on bases-Chicago. 3:
Cincinnati, 9. Base on ba,s-OH
kcck, :? Struck out-By Aldridge. 3.
Hi, by pitchcr-By Aldridge (Keck).
Umpires and Hart, Time
1880.
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Totals
New York
Totals 80 10 IL 81 . |
'batted for Watson In ninth
Score by innings: y

N"'T" OF innings. r.
h"St"n ............. 600 600 900 .
Now York ...........00i IO4 OHIO
summary - Two-haSc hits-Cun-
n'nshnn Young t2). Bancroft. Home
run nninchhm. Stolen bases
Young CD Bancroft %, Frisch. Sac
rihr"s Young. Kelly. barbara. Dou-
nl" plays Barbara. Ford and Holkc.
L"f, on bas"s-Now York. IL: Ros-
ton Bases on halls-ofI Nchf &:
Ncpuiilan. :. watson. & struck out
by Nehf. {. iits-on McQuillan.
IN % innings; watson. 10 in
l-a Losing pitcher cQuillan.
Cmpires-k!em and Parman. Time.
ZOO.
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Rocky Mount.
Roth out. hit h. hatted ball.
Tho scnrA by Innings. :

Norfolk .......... 600 600 100
Rocky Noun, ......flo 100 oOx-3
summary: Home runs-Wi1sto-.
Two base hit--Rurkc. stolen bases
Gallagher, /. Walker. Lett on hasss
Norfolk, 3: Rock Mount, Double
plays-NarlcsEi TO St"!nbrenner 20
Swac!na, Ste!nbrenner 10 Swac!n"r.
struck out-hy Jones, Q. by wood
head. Base on bal!s-on Jones. !.
Of Toodhcad. J. Ill hatsmar-John-
SON by WoodheRd. Calder hr Jones
Tassod hall Stcinhach. Tim" Of.
game so. Umpirss-prth ana Shat-
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Totals
Cincinnati.
Totals ...s2 5 81 !
'Batted for R!xcy in sixth.

-1atIt4 !UT f.Ncs N SINH.
rBat,sd Tor Gillespie in eighth.
Chicago ........00 2 oO2 ooi-5
Cincinnati .......... 600 DOL oOl-o
sum n ary Three-hase hits
Cheevas. Saor!;ices-Duucan. Cave
ner. Double plays-Daubert 10
Caven"y TO DaUhert- Left on Eases
Chicago. {; Cincinnati. s Base on
Halls-Or Cheeves, /; OF Rixey. !.
=: Schrell. !. struck out--By Rix.v
!; by Gillespie. ! by Schnell, / Hits
~ RiN"y : in innings: off GILES
pie. In innings; of Schnell. in
p! inning. Hit by pitcher-by Giles
pie .Maisclt. Balk-Rixey. Losing
pitcher RiHey. rmplres-Hart and
D.Day T!me-l:ii
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Totals .......2S > 81 IL 1
'Batted for Bayno In ninth.

SCOTt " INNINES. r.
st. Louis GOO col o0O-l
Chicago ..............iOO 900 lO'-2
Summary: Two-basc hits-Mc-
Manns. stolen -McManus. Sac
riiiccs Michigan. Collins. Shcely.
Williams. Jacobson. Double plays
Mostil. Mulligan and Collins: Hooper
TO Shelly. Left on base-St. Louis.
10: Chicago. 6. EaSc on halls-Oif
Schupp. S Struck out Ey Schupp.
s; by Rayne. 2. Hit 10y pitcher
Bayne CMcClclian) Cmpires
owens. Walsh and Wilson. Time
l:42
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WnShiurfnp

'-''T''''RI SdCTIlC"S NJ II q T,
hroWcr. harris. Double plays-i-a-
motto 10 Harris TO Judge: Judge TO
reckinpauEh To Judge. Left on base
New York. s: Washington. II. Base
on balls-off Shawkey, :: on Zachary.
;. Struck out--by Shawkcy. 4. by
zachary. J. Umpircs. Hildcbrand.
Evans and Nallin. Time. i $50.
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49, 'p' 'lsoH IN HI'n.
Stated for cole In ninth.
Cleveland .......... 3i2 O2o 0n0-S
Detroit .............. 600 olo OILS
summary: Two-hase hi,s-Scwcll.
Wamhseanss. Ncach. Three ba SO
hits-Ciu!sto. Seweli. Home run
Stephenson. Sacrifices Sewell. wood.
Wamhy. Mcinris Double plays
Sewell TO Wamhy and Mclnnis: Cut
shaw to Blue: McInnis Iunassisted) I:
Jones 10 Cutshaw. Left on base
Cleveland. = Detroit, 10. Base on
halls--off Stoner. .. Olson. .: Cole, | /:
Morton. 2. Struck out--hy Morton .
Hits-off Stoner. in Ia: Olson,
IN 23: Cole. 3 In l. Losing
pitcher-Stornr.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS yesterday.
Richmond. =: Newport News
Rocky Monnt. .; Norfolk, 1.
Portsmouth, s; Wilson, o.
STANDING OF CHI

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Newport News mt Richmond,
Wilson nt Portsmouth,
Norfolk at Rocky Mount
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1Eaited for Lansing in ninth.
Score by innings: II.
Boston ............... 900 600 o2o-2
New York col 100 02X-6
Summary-Two-b base hits-South-
worth. BoeCkcl %. Cunningham
Snyder. Thrce-baSc hits-Meusel
Sacriticc--YounG. Double plays
Young and Kelly; Ford. Barbara and
Hoikc 90. Left on bases-New York.
I: Boston. Q. Base on bal,s-ofr !.
Barnes, 3: off Miller. 3 Struck out
by J. Barnes. .; by Miller. l. bv
Lansing. /. lIits--off Vanguard. 2.
none out in first; OF Miller, 6 in s:
Lansing. in .. Losing pitcher
Umplres-Phrman and
Klein. Time. 2:C2
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Raleigh, G-I3; DnnviIIr, 5-3
Grrensboro, Ia; Durham, O-I.
WlnstOn-Salcm. Is; High Point, o..
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STANDING on, eli

WHERE THEY PIAY TODAY.
Dnpvillr Mt Raleigh
Durham nj Greensboro,
High Point Mt Winston-SaIer
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Ran for Guisto In third.
-Batted for olson in MIN.
Stated for cole In ninth.
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New Ork.

'Bat,ed for Miller in seventh.
TEaited for Lansing in ninth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-07
BRADFORD

A large delegation from the Liberty
council attended the meeting Of the
Sons and Daughters Of Liberty, held at
Lyndon Corner, Nov. 2.
Supt. and Mrs. David B. Locke are
at the Gov. Farnham house for the
winter.
Miss Anges Teller of Lyndonville
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Margaret
Gilrnour.
H. r. Parker and family and Mr.
and Mrs. b. s. Hooker left Nov. ! fol
Miami, Fla, where they viii spend the
winter.
RAYMOND Jewell has finished work o.
Hale's Furniture store.
Porter +. Capper has returned to bis
home in Lexington, Mass.
The annual fair Of the American
Legion Auxiliary was held Oct. u and
was very successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Welton, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Jack Longstaff, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Davis and daughter, Olive, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Cove and sons, Wesley
and Fletcher, started for Miami, Fla.
Nov. 4. They are making the trip B,
auto and will camp along the way