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They Nassrd q few liGht pUuoheS
to thu jaw and We're u. series o:
cNnches. Br!trou staggered Leon
ard retaliated with straight let's TO
face. Leonard turned Rr.ttou around
with ri6h; TO JAW at the bell.
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OSWALD AND CALLAHAN
OPEN BILLIARD MATCH
First of Four Blocks to Be
Played Tonight at
Haskins.

II. b. Oswald viii clash with 7. J..
Callahan, the wcll-known pocket
billiard player of Richmond. to-
night at S o'clock in Haskins' poo!
rnrlor. in the rrst block Of their 800
20 500 handicap pocket billiard
r'ntch oswald playing l2h 10 Gala
hiJl'S loo each night. The second
sock will h" played tomorrow night
n' the Richmond Hotel parlor, the
third block Thursday night at Has
kiu'S and tho final block Friday eve
ming At tn" Richmond
Mr.. oswald. now managing tn"
llaSkins' parlor. is we'll known here.
II" lS recognized rs a skillful player.
having played and defeated som" Of
he best players in tho country. held
AMI claimed IN" Southern champion
snip from 1914 to 1870. when n. LOST,
20 lanes f.. Mccoy. of this city. H."
is, confident that he will regain the
til" when they meet again in Sep
icmhcr.
Mr.. callahan is confident that he
Will max" oswald extend himself
and that he VIII win the match. The
matches are omen To the public.
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STATE GOLF TOURNEY
LISTS CLOSE TONIGHT
Secretary S. NJ. Newton Will
Receive Entries Up to Mid
night for Event.

Entries for tn" Virginia state Golf
Tournament, which will open ut Hot
Springs on July 2, must be !n the
hands OF Secretary 6. NJ. Newton be-
for" midnight tonight. whom tho lists
close.
II il expected that the largest field
IN years VIII t"" m when IN. tour
hrE opens. FRIES for Ave divisions
Of sixteen each have been arranrcd
FOR the men, and tho same numb. r
for tho women PLAYERS.
The entries should he scit To Soc
rotary Newton Tiinef- Disna,,h
Building. Information regarding
reservations, Pullman service and
other features vii! he supplied hv
President William =. Jones, Madison
3Gi2
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FULTON CLUB OPENED
BY NIFTY EXHIBITION
Fifty New Members Taken
Into Athletic Association
Last Night.

Wrestling and boxing featured the
exhibition offered last night by the
recently organized Fulton Athletic
Association, at the Nicholson school
Fifth and Nicholson Streets. II was
III" iirst card for the new organtza-
lion. which has met with cons der
able enthusiasts IN Fulton and sur
rounding territory.
Leonard j. Lane presided at the
meeting last night ana spoke on tho
need or an athletic association. and
ia" feasibility Of such an orranIZa-
ton ln the Fulton community. ".
&. Adams. Il physical culture expert
spoke on the need OF physical train
ing Tor all persons. and "Ickr" smith.
promoter Of the former Broadway
Athletic Club. told OF tho benefits -
the city hy athletic ORGANIZATIONS in
various communities.
Mutt Griffin. a weil-kuown local
wclt"rw"ight. ana "Euck" Harris. met
on the mat. III" wrestling bout bcin.,
declared draw.
y draw Was fought by Paddy
Mills. formerly OF SAN Franchise. ana
Johnny MchToy. TIA" boyY weighed
lis aud put on suIppy exhibition
~ boxing. Smith and Walter &.
Mills we're the referees
fi'ty new members were taken into
ia" association by Joseph GIL. Il
charter member. Tho club will Offer
another interesting program on Wed.
ucsday, july 6.
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Ruhe oldring is going TO get out;
of the empty cellar before many
weeks have passed. with four rcgu-
.ars 'aprlng the. pill above the 500
Plnch hitter, travelling in the same
class, the Richmond manager feels
mat he has nifty aggregation. Ills
weakness. II is conceded. Is in the
pitching department, and changes
tncr" may be expected momcutarily.
u fact new faces viii be seen in the
Don before the team hits home again.
The Colts VIII tackle the Rugs
r"iurn to the island on Thursday.
VIII be admitted free. The Tars viii
have a iayoH Friday, and will dou-
hle up with the Colts on Saturday.
TO star, his uphill hgh, out OF tho
rut, DldrinG is not going TO permit
his old lcaEucmates To make a
monkey. out "f him on Friday. CON
expected when IN" Washington
Americans invade Richmond.
Babe Ruth came through with his
eighth homer yesterday on his third
return from exile.
How many OF YOU r"mcmhcr Frank
Red" McDcrmott. ncld captain and
hot-coru.r guardian for Jack Dunn's
Kichmoud lu;s? Well. the sorrcl-
topped freshman is only hitting .If7
and i"ading he Cotton states League
managerial field, and is sim holding
down third.
James J. McCamcry. owner OF tn.
Toronto iut"rna,iona!s viii he inid
To rest today. Mr.. McIafcry. a vet
cram in baseball. is well known in
Richmond. whcr" he visited several
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times with his club. always making IL
point To hc here for the opener, lie
was n clean sportsman always. and
Il game loser.
The Yale Bulldog stlll has teeth.
on the heels OF the sweeping victory
over the Crimson on the Thames last
week. Yale adds insult To INJURY by
coppinr two out OF three from Har-
ward on the diamond.
Wilson won from. Richmond in one
Evldontly they move faster in caro-
lima than they do here.
Fultonites last night opened com
munity athletic club. Such sriri,
viii do much To promote athletics in
Richmond. and At the same time pro
vide recreation Of tho kind that Will
tend TO make better and manier
youth.
Kenny Leonard went nut OF his
class last night in meeting Jack
wcltcrweight ,itlc from tho - year
old champ was unsuccessful. Kenny
was handicapped by seven pounds
and went against what is cons dercd
cr and ring general.
suzanne lIsnElen; carricl?ns queen
promises not To default in the, Vim
hledon match. Ana If sh" faces Mol
Ia Mallory again il should b" a
match worth witnessing. 50 intense
t. the sport f.ud h.-we"n the French
champion and the speedy Norscwo-
man.
Iii Artic Johnson seems to he al
odds with Lady Luck. Sow an OHIO
Judge forhids his meeting with TINT"
Jackson. for the negro championship
Of The united states"
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TWO UNDER PAR IN
WESTERN TITLE PLAY

KANSAS CITT NO. sumo o.
Win scores Of - ctch ono under
Johns'on ~ S. Iaul, aui Ira l..
Couch, ~ Gicryi.w Chicago. lea the
fe!d today ~ tho FIRST eighteen holcs
OF the qualifying round 90 thu am
nual western golf champions shin
Tournament being played uv-. the
Hil Crest Country Cl4b course Aclc.
Thirty two players shot under 10.
which IS considered remarkable
performance
VITA par for tho course at ~. the
hrst niHe holes measure g. ana tho
second 80. Char!cs tchick) Evans.
mon, turned in card Of 10. evans
merely playth steady game, with as
oA-ctoh mine. tiguranx TO qualify.
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They traded punches to the head
and body. Leonard vas working a
straight left To head effectively, but
was shaken with loft hooks 10 Jaw.
They exchanged body punches In an
encounter al Clos" quarters with
Rritton appearing to AtTe lie hest
OF IL -
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NOTED SPORTS WRITERS
HURT IN AUTO SMASH
fRv Assncintcd rrcss

liili.hDEiPiiIA Jun" 2G-Rohcrr
" CI!nD Maxwell. widely known
football onic..l and sports editor,
who was seriously Injured In an au-
'n'Huhl'" accident early sunday,
spon, comfortable night,
l'crcv SHud"rsou tSaudy McSih-
lick) also "a member of tho Evening
ledger starr, g. I'm a Ecrirus condi
tipn as result az tho accident. Ito
has been unconscious since the accl-
don't
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Royalty Dodgcs Ball
From Yankee Racket
IRy Assncintcd prcss

" BIETON. juno 2G-One
record went 10 America during
the hrs; days play in rhc tennis
tournament herr. when 4. w.
Asthalt-'. IN American playing in
The doubles In the second match
In 'hr amphith"Htrr smashed M.
hrS' bal! into tn" royal box. In
which k!ng George ana queen
MARY were seated. Although tn.
American is a tcrriNc voll.v.r no
casualty resulted ana the doltblcs
match in which Asthal,.r was
playing with ". e. Crawlcy, AS "a
partner, continued until IL was
stopped by the rain.
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\ ALE COPS RUBBER
IN HARVARD SERIES
IMv AssncLntch Prcss.

NEW YORK. Juu" 25-chittcn-
d"u's sterling pitching while his
teammates tGnChcd hits off Good"
ard Russell in IN" second and third
innings enabled vale to defeat Har.
ward. To @. at The POLO Grounds
today In 4 deciding game OF their
thr.--Ea:nc series. The Ell twirl-
cr was uViucihlc with men on bases
while after the ;hird inning Rus.
sell checked the Blue hit;crs.
score r. IL r..
VA" .... 0li 900 000-5 II >
Harvard ~ geo 600 600 s 3
batteries Chitteuden and Mallory.
Goodc. Russell and Murphy.
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FOUL KILLS LEONARD,S CHANCE TO DETHRONE v
Court Calls Off Clash
of Negro Hcavywcights
MASliINGn,nN

WASHINGTON COURTHOUSE
ONO. June c6-Thc fight be-
tween Tut" jackson and Jack
johnson. negro puEi!ists. was or
dercd called of by Common Pleas
Judge 6. y. Reid today. when he
ordered Jackson to refrain from
engaging in the fight contcm-
plated here July 4"
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Leonard pushed Triton around the
ring with let's 10 face Triton sent
several rights 10 stomach Leon
ards upper lip was cut by a straight
left They exchanged hard rights
and let's at close quarters. and Leon
ard was hacked into a neutra! corner
at the he'll
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FANS HERE SPARED FIASCO
OF SUNDAY BALL ON ISLAND
ny EARLE LrTZ.

OF Richmond
mouth Sunday
halted police
been foolish consider
and levied
repetition
experiment will
and Tars will clash
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SUZANNE GIVES WORD
NOT TO DODGE MOLLA
Mile. Lcnglcn Declares She
Will No, Default at VIM
blcdon Match.
lMv NssOciateN Preshl

LONDON. Juno 2S-Mllc Suzanns
L"nEi"n, tho Fr"nch tennis ,tar. IN
a statement given 20 the Associated
Ir'As WIS afternoon. declared Che
hail definitely decided 10 play
through TIA" singles ~ tho Wimbl"-
don tournament and that under no
circumstances would she default any
match. She added that she was In
splendid health.
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TARS POUNDED HARD

NORFOLK. VA. June &c -Ncwport
News rompod on Norfolk this after.
noon. pounding Jones' hooks 10 alI
corners ot tn" field for la-to-5
victory. Mn!lone"'s hom"r over the
score hoard and Hangs trlrlo On
tured tho hitting. Tho support pu,
up by the TRrs was listlcSs and lack ed
their usual snap. Malou.c injured a
leg IN sliding into third in the soy.
cuth ana had to hc carried from mo
fold " Nv
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SIIARkEY GETS CHANGE
AT DUNDEE'S CROWN
[Ry Associatcd Press |

NEW lORk. Iun" 26-.Iohnnv
Dundee, junior lightweight cham
pi"n. and Jack ShHrkcy today signed
t"r a worlds tin" hftccn- round bout
at Ebb"ts' Fi'Id, in Brooklyn, on
tn" night of .iu'y Is. Both agreed To-
weigh in at 1870 pounds at T. NJ
the day Of IN" nght
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BUGS TAKE MEASURE
OF COLTS ONCE MORE
League Leaders Retain Hold
on Top Place by Heavy
Hitting.

WILSON. c., June 2s-Refore
one o: me largest Monday crowds ~
re season Wilson today defeated
Richmond. 10 !. in woll-plavsd
game. retaining their lend at the
80" ~. !"HEue. The game was
,l!I OF fast. sensational pIays Tho
ncIdiuT of Walker and Thompson tc-
ing brilliant MathaE. Walker. Wal
-'ts anC Grtencs hit hard. each one
'!HS ihrce hits Nearnc pityhed a
S,rnnE game. all runs being due to
Tho score
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BROWNS HELD DOWN
rRy Associated Press

CIENELAND June 26-St. Louis
was unable 70 hit CoNclcskic eifcc-
lively ana CLEVELAND won tho FIRST
game OF tn. series today. i to a. Th-
Indians waited frU-tt out. and when
q" Fht tn hali over punched their
hits. El-rhc's sensational u.ldIu..
held down tn" Indians score. score:
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CLIMB OUT
OF CELLAR POSITION
Fifth Straight Victory Comes
at Expense of
Braves.
lBy Associated Press. |

fiillA pELPlIIA, IA. June 26.-
ihiladelphia climbed out Of last place
TO-DAY by taking it's NTH straight
victory from iIoston. To g. The
locals obtained n big lead in tho carly
innings. when they drove Miller from,
the ninChnS.
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STA NDING or CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
bro0Liyn at Uostnn
fhilnlrIpbin at Nrw York.
Pittsburgh ut GhIrnro
Cincinnati nt ST. IouIs
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RECRUIT LICKS CARDS
[Ry Assoctat.d rress

ST. LOUIS. June % Cincinnati
,r"unccd tho Cardinals : to (. today,
Gals several times after they got men
on bases. Tho visitors hit three To-
cal twtrlers hard, icorr" Burns got
tinS four hits out OF i've times mn.
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Trnni, Tournr, ro,,non,,

souht Atlantic tou,is n,.Lhc
schodul"d 20 begin hero todAv, bas
been p"tlpouot Indefinitely. ncc,,%
ing TO o0ciaIs q, ,hp country C,nb
rn"hrc OF entries 10 register for
given for tho Dostvc nelnant '"
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RUTH, BACK IN CAME,
HITS EIGHTH HOMER
Yankees at Last Stop Losing
Streak by Trimming
Boston.
IBy Associated Press

BQSTON. June c6.-Homc runs by
Nuth and Shawkcy were big fac
tors in New Works. 6-to-4 victory
over BOSTON today in the last game
OF series in which Boston had won
-FOUR stra ight. Ruth hit into the
Eht-hcid hl".C, rrs off Quinn I'm the
ht'h Tor his d homer Of the year
with two on and two am
Shawkey knu the ball over the
bases empty. Winchendon fans gave
witt purse of $50 in gold.
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Mrcnncry Funeral To-day.

IbEONTV. luno 2n"Tho mineral
~ James J. McCaferv. president Of
tho Toronto international League
baseball club, who died Saturday..
VIII b" hold tomorrow afternoon.
on, 81 respect, ~" game ~ SYRACUSE
tomorrow has h""u postponed. Pres
idrnt John Conway Tooie. of tho In
,crnatioual League. and officials o..
IN" various CLUBS viii attend tho
funeral.
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81. Louis .......... GOO GOO O0O-G
Cleveland ........., col oi0 I0X-6
Summary TwO-haSe h!ts-Pruc,t
Wamhy Wood Evans. Three base
hits -Covclcsk Stolen hases-Ja-
c"hson. Sacri fces-Wamh (2). j.
Scw"ll. Double rlays-ENcrhc Nc
Mauus and Sislcr Left on bases
81 Louis, q; Cleveland. $ Bases on
balls off rrU"tt. =; off Covcl"skio.
2 struck oU'-hy rruett. ?: Cove
l"Sk'e. =. lmDir"s. Chill and Con
molly. Time. l4N.
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CUBS COME FROM BEAR

7 =.
CHICAGO. June 2S.-Chicaro came
from behind and. PLAYING an uphill
battle. hit opportunity behind bases
on balls and cratic fielding on the
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''N"'h '.... ~ I
hi..f.,,

summary. TWo-h,so bi,.
Lille. Bicbec, iiollochcr WiiIcr
Three has" hits Sta,z. IIcnth"n,.
stolen hascs-'nrey. iioaihco,o
iNrus. Sacrifice h,tS-'rinrn,,.
kruS. Statz Uollocbcr ~,
Double plays Traynor MaranviIl..
ana Grimm. i."C on bases
,SnurHh. g chicago . pascs
on bh lis or Morrison q on Siu,.
land. J. struck ou,-bv Morrisn,
~ St"uland. l. III, by pitcher.
S'cHihna tT!"ru"Np. i'mpircS Iilcu
ana Wilson. Time, 81.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS Yesterday.
Wiis"n, u; uichni"niI. {.
'"'hs Mount. !; Portsmouth. 1.
NrNpnrt News. IL: NurfoIL, =.
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ln'aiS .......... ~ = 10 - 10
pa t"n Tor Watson In seventh
: Hdttcd for RraN,uu in mimi


HuuI"'"rE' lWo-hdSc hliS i'cniine.
harNinSon. Williams. Home runs
Cruise. Williams stolen bases
Is" 90. Walker. Sacrifices Ring.
W alk"r nouhl" Iav--Inrkinson.
Fletcher and Leslie. Left on bases
on hnlls--on Miller I. on watson !,
of Ring, !. struck out-ny Miller.
by watson. ?. by Ring. 2. HITS
on Miller. In ? tuonc out In thru.
OF watson. . in 4 of RrnNton. in ?
HI by Dit'her-hy Miller ,Williams5
tmpires. Mccormick and Sen,"ll
Losing ritch"r-M Miller. Time, SIS
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WlnGo. Duncan, Shottcn. Sacrifices
Harper. keCk. Double plays-Smi,h
and Hornsby, Duncan and Bohne
Left on bHses-Cincinnati. & st
Louis S. Base on balls-oN Pertica
>. North. ! Bailey, !: kcck. ?. Struck
out--by Keck. !. North. !. Bailey, !
IIits--cT Pcrtica. 6 in Z North. ; In
8; Raiicy, in . Losing pitcher
pcrttca. Umpircs-O'Day and Hart
Time rs.
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EIoridn stat. League Results,

Jacksonville. u: Tampa.
-. Petersburg. !; Daytona,
eleven !na!ngs)
Lakeland. o. Orlando. 3.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
PhtlndrlphIa, ~ Huston, =.
Chicago, ~ Pittsburgh. {.
Cincinnati. ~ 81. Louis, {.
others not SCh~lulr,i
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BR|TTON Gets AWARD
IN THIRTEENTH ROUND
Referee Claims Benny Hit OPP
poncnt While He Was
Down on Knee.
NO foul ~ TO THAT TINE
wclter Champ Inhurt When lie
Dropped ga MnI-i""nnrd Takes
swing Ia BrittnU's Body lief
cree starts Count.

w,i,er chn,,n I,bur, uhcp "a,
smjnp 70 T,i,,"n., unI, n, Wrf.
nS =" """' "N nv
"
wv. ~ H,v AssoT ,,r - res :, n,,..
',ro.ls's .'..-,,trS, MINIS
e5s,,r-,,,r - .t,,-i, i ,S-5.5 s'ts
title agains, Hsnny Leonard light
- cis;,,,trr ia. ieC-s-1 r.. p-ir
ton while the latter was on one
knee. IN he tenth FOUND q their
a;,esn round mach ion!Ehi
after Two minutes ahH toF w e
seccacs =, '-at1S IN me thiries IN
on one knsg and ,he ----fer"o started e.,
coEt!I9E yer nm men 10 .a e I,
wa.*s1 gN..I eng 9* - s''-G \
r n's1-o ,,l "a ~, 81. ,,,,l
Cd -..
5Sv- sl:tanrn fs-ir,rr aimed one,
B-i.toa men sa. In Ms corner an
hr-,.
R-it,on had al tho he:,e- az the
frh; urtn tins t-r.ttr. Vie had
hse0 On the cCausr. during thc
r~.a,s- fa-: ~ the rrr,cs and :uok
Ls.1rar!s hsrdes, blows v.th a .as>
or :he assa and p swi't He e-,
e uatt.s .pS Nth ls.is and riehls
80 aTe ihoVS@ = |a -T'Ii % a.. I,
CHAMPION St72lr7t -leS's 80 Jaw.
= came back 81 81. 'wes -n:u:i' I'd
sEE -l.t n. Eek Leonard Nt. -at-
.: -. hT;tio7 80 IL
'c.s le-rE-t HoN1Ee- 9rc'af- =
80 r.
$3.50 - .
~z-7 1s~-z-5 -ras AZ a,S
.- --s ~
= - ,''
TO .r1. Ec.arF.
='' - l''-''''
Round one.
Leonard took the offensive. land
Ell lisht. ,ap % nc nose. and Bril-
ton missed q LEFT swing FOR Tho body.
They exchanged rights. and lets TO
the body. Both fought Very ,au-
LeuSt!' =" - :" eNac" hT.iloA
~, moor ""T E...l,n :" 800 "Nt ~
e. !-"i me -. .",'' ~.
- rEA!s' .H"F "@'e Re"
BLOWS curing me round
.r, Round Two.
to thu jaw and wer" :U a series o.,
'llnthtS: hr!t'on sHhGgcE"d con
arI WIN snt 20 tM@ law; t.ro.
~" @5n 'eI"'.nttN Win S'I ,,.l' 'o,'S 20
N!ih rish' 10 JAM AT the he!!'
Hound Three.
Leonard pushed Triton around the
ring Win let's 20 face Rritton sent
ards upper lip was cut by strai sht
left. They exchanged hard rights
and let's at close quarters. and Leon
ard was hacked into "a neutra! corner
Round -Four.
Leonard staggered Triton with n
hard rtEh, to the jaw and followed
with series Of stiaIEht lofts To INC
and hodv' R-i;,on ,'' f"rrcd leonard
TO the ropes Win a body attack
They were nrh,inE hard as the
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1t is unfortunate that the innovati

II unfortunate Sunday should
gng Eanfu occupations the Sabbath
giving tickets
working
charity
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
SlcNelund, o. 81. Louis. u.
New York, Gt Hoston. &.
NO others hchcduIcl.

WHERE THEY pIAY TODAY,
thIcpEo mt DrtrOIt.
81. Louis nj Cleveland
BOstOn NJ rhiindclphIn
Only Hnincs schcdulc,I
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Another sad chapter
ndc The achievement this Of thn
Re IL season
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Round Ono.

Leonard tool. the offensive. land
Ell . liEht ,aI 20 ne nose. and Er:t-
ton missed = left swing FOR tho body.
They exchanged rights and let's TO
ths BODY. bcth fought very ,au-
t!ously. L"oua-d 20 evsde Er.tton's
lief; hook ana Erirtor 20 keep away
from The lizhtwsiEht champions
st-aiCh, rights. There We're FEW
blows during the round.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-27

Leonard JWmn-N IT0m MS c0rm.r
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The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-27

put the finishing touch of success on
the purpose of the revolution
On the other hand, the bankruptcy
movement has gained hundreds of
converts. 1t is spreading rapidly thru
the Dakotas. Wyoming, Nebraska,
Iowa and Montana, according 10 re-
liable reports. 1t may also gain a
foothold in Indiana, Kansas, Missouri
and Illinois among farmers and has
broken out in Texas. Oklahoma and
Arizona among cotton growers.
Senators Hear OF Plan.
Senators from western states today
admitted they had heard of the bank
ruptcy movement, altho decrying the
possibility of ajax strike"
Il wouldn't be surprised by a gem
eral tax strike" said Senator Norris,
Republican, of Nebraska. Conditions
are frightful among farmers and they
are up against the last straw. 1 do
not see how thousands of them Will
survive the winter
Senator Ladd. Republican, of North
Dakota, predicted thousands of farm
ers will go thru bankruptcy.
THE farmer has nothing left for
taxes" said Senator Capper. Republi-
can, of Kansas. THE crop failures,
terrific debts and high freight rates
have left him a financial wreck. 1t
will be a winter of frightful suffering
among farmers.
Bankruptcy seems to be his 'eas-
lest way