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New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
LatOnia Entries

Flrs' race Cpurse. 81 900. claiming
three-ycar-olfs And upward AZ flfIongD
fo7 - y AKIN. ios. 'Isy Bodlne. ibs
sBristow. 10. Grayson. 10, Beg Pardon.
40: 'Tacola. 10. SeweN Combs. 10.
.Archie Alexander. ~. Yeunesd. IL
swell. 100. Birdie G.. ioe. Foy. os.
Machiaveill. io5
Second race purse $500. claiming
tWo.year-oids. Niles. hVe and nc-hsli
Manicsre Maid. l07. Anionia. io7 Power.
!o- Minnie n i07. Roid Gold. it7 Ben
alto Io7. superbun, iN7 Miss Neise. io7
Away. l01. Teds Plum. lo7 Miss Jane. icT.
Third race 6Vurse. ii.'oo. claiming; for
mile and irteenih)-'sempronia. ~.
Dcuees wild. ~. 'Yiying Prince. 10.
Baity u. i02 Miss Rilma. 10 'Cf-afion.
iot. pr Prall. ioi Autocrat ieI. TsI.
Concsnfr4te. li5. Toney Lady. 10. Ml.
Bossi. fS; is7. '"''' ''' '''' ~ '''
Fourth race (purss. 400. allowances
for threr-year-oids and upward Fix fur
~. barracuda % wifgeon. io2 Pindar
Peel. i07 Chattfrion. io.. Guvnor. 100
Advocate. its Marvin Nay. Ios
Fifth race (Durse i1.ooo, for three.ysar.
oids ana upward allowances. mile and 20
yafds)-nonus. 20 Mulelbef. 100. Gang
wsy. io5. Woodtrag io5 Parster, ios
yinto n. III. FlTsbrsns. 40
sixth racs (pufse 200. claiming. two
year-olds. colts and ssldings I've and a
haN furionFs Leslie. iHf. Jack Frost
los FIRST ward 100. Hughes Graham.
i0s Jaklc Hay. iit
seventh race (puffe. 1900. claiming:
thrcs-year-olds and Upward mile and {.
-'MadRs =. -. Cut Ip. io5.
.yncie velo. io7i 'Louis 4. 100. -kewpie
o O%eii. 100 walnut Hail. io9. T0pnaft
10. Balance wheel. 10. Counties. Is.
'Pictor. 100.
'Appren;ies allowance Of pounds
claimed
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Positions and Starting
Time Of College Cre,os

1880 p. m. - Junior varsity eight
Dared shells; two miles; start
Ing one mile above bridge:
No. l-Cornell.
No. 2-Columbia.
No. 3-Pennsylvania theavy J. vs).
No. 4-Syracuse.
No. 5--Pennsylvania $50 lbs).
Sis p. m.-Freshman eight-oared
shells; two miles; starting one
mile above bridge:
No. l-Cornell.
No. 2-Syracuse.
No. 3-Columbia.
No. 4-Pennsylvania.
$3.50 p. m. Varsity eight-oared
shells; three miles; starting
two miles above bridge:
No. l-Syracuse.
No. 2-Columbia
No. 3-Wsshington.
No. 4-Cornell.
No Navy.
No. 6-Pcnnsylvania.
Time given is daylight saying
time. All races will be rowed down
stream. with finish mark close TO
west shore one mile below bridge.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
american Golfers Surpass British for Present

THE remarkable triumph Of the American trio Hagen Barnes and
finished practically three order, that
States temporarily least surpassed Great Britain in
said but this is the best proof offered
e
Great Bran forces shattered by way depended mostly
old guard the old guard wonderful though they still
arc not quite equal holding the Of the
more players like Hagen Barnes Hutho Duncan and
Mitchell
1t Britons five at least before they will
ecoup Meantime with brilliant youngsters coming
aonp to swell the professional will
supreme for hat length Of time least
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Sweetser Ties Dunwoodie
Course Record With 90

Jesse Sweetscr. metropolitan ANA
teur champion, continues TO make par
golf look ridiculously easy. he did not
break any records yesterday, but he did
tie the Dunwoodie course record Of 50.
while playing a match with J. 7.
Downcy against -. G. Macdonald and
Walter Purcell yesterday afternoon.
Swcctser and Dovney won the match
By a score OF and T. In the morning
Sweetser, playing with II. G. Tilley, was
victorious over A. s. Harrington ard
W. W. Babcock by score Of and /.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Mrs. Waring in
Singles Final
At Englewood
Defeats Miss Winn and Miss
Newton in Women's Tour
ney for New Jersey Title

Mrs. Samuel waring. Of the New
York Tennis Club. was the oustand-
ing figure yesterday, in the women's
annual New Jersey state champion
ship lawn tennis tournament, on the
clay courts Of the Englewood Field
Club She worked her way into the
final round Of the singles by success
sivc defeats Of Miss Caroma winn and
Miss Rosamond Newton. and will face
Miss Marian Chapman, Of Syack at
II o'clock this morning, for the cham
plonship.
Miss Newton ard Miss VIM ad.
vsneed 10 the fnal round Of the
women's doubles through the une1-
planned default Of Mrs. G.. b. Hirsch
and Mrs. Percy Wilbourn In the semi
final round Miss Newton and Miss
VIM will play Mrs Edna W. Welty
and Mrs. Marshall Mclean a. 2 o'clock
this afternoon, for the championship.
The mixed doubles event was fea-
tured BY the brilliant play Of Miss
Florence Sheldon and Spencer +. Pal
ui'ts Vi hoUhSlAlIs WHO EhlNcl fhelr
final bracket by defeating Miss Mar
ian Chapman and D. G. Stewart AZ
IS, SIS, e-3. in the second round.
and then conquering Mrs. James Ne
hillsn and =. d. Powers NJ IS, 6-3.
In the semi-hnal brackets.
Mrs. Theodore sohst ard Norman
Johnson put up stirring defence
against the aggressive playing Of Mrs.
Edward v Lynch and Walter J. Tous-
saint. In the second round, finally be-
ing defeated b. score Of 6-4. IS.
s.4 The final match will be played
lfer in the week
II was splendid s.eadine.., backed
up by great accuracy from back court
and thorough court covering, that
brought Mrs. Waring through her or
deal in the singles yesterday. She
triumphed over Miss Winn by a score
OF 3-S, SO, 81, and eliminated Miss
Newton az 60. Sc. 6-i.
In both these matches Mrs. Waring
overeame her opponents greater YER
satility Of play by passing drives Of
fine depth. No point seemed safely won
from the New York club player IN
less the ball was KILLED" for she man
aged 20 &c, her racquet into position IN
time 70 make the return. The match
with Miss Chapman this morning should
develop into a keen struggle. for both
girls use back-cour. tactics and both
are of the determined type.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

w THSkAWAl Harry Payne Whney great theyearod colt IS
w the Of the division His the $4,000
Kentucky Special Saturday his real
There doubt his worth after he had
Norwich sound ubbng the Carlton Aquduct week previously
big pull weights the erstwhe unbeaen
pion.
the Kentucky Special Whkaway again Morvh-net him
equal weighand handed him second Knockout him badly
idol with third
and dizzy that the comparatively unknown Thbodaux also showed
his heels the horse that earlier the had been spoken Of the
breath Man War Whkaway from behind stood the
Raf like good horse and raced the Of mile and
quarter ne-fth behind the
One aay at least exploded Norwich and
Man War But whether Whskway hold his safely till
close remains for the future decide Ny Play full brother
Of Man War still to be heard from So Lucky Hour which, like
Whskaway through illness the Of the Derby and
Preaknes And Serenader which mpeey his first
Aquedu Saturday afternoon be good enough
all Of hustle distance He surely looks Whsk-
Whkaway there plenty Of high class thear-od
racing still in
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Onda and BiItchik
Advance in N.Y.A.C.
Tennis Tournament

s. Z. onda. the japanese, and lsidor
Biltchik, of New York. advanced into
the fourth round Of the singles yester-
day afternoon IN the annual open lawn
tennis tournament Of the New York
Athletic Club. ~ Travers Island, while
total Of something like forty matches
in the frs, and third rounds materially
cut down the original total Of lO4 play
ers who began on Saturday. The
doubles will begin this afternoon.
The summaries:
Mems op.n singles fnrst roynfl -Dufiey
n Rich defeated Roy Neuberesr, 50
Ab.i.. So. s-3. e-i. !. NiAinow DE-
f.atef u. n. Cook. i5-i3. IS. %
Ralph Price defeated r. =. lntsrS~rg
e-i s-i. p G Dscks defeated George
s,sdl. sr. s-i 81 Hugh ra!lant de.
featci 81 Gottileb. 81. 60. Don ker'
esey defeated l.. Lewis, 60, - Larry
schiesslnger defeated Louis fahrlsant
Ia Z; 49, l s Min'fs'';y BE- ws@ fn'aaisS Ro.sS
baum defeated {. T A. Miller 81. 81
e Anderson defeated Gcorg- booehoyer
IS. s-t p. p. Adams defeated J. Coz
bey. &c. Ct
Second round--A Epstein defeated sam
uel shwltzer ii--s 1defaulD =. Onds de-
fea,ed Or q. y Siattcry. 6-3. 6--2. Man
fred Goldman defeated y ". Brandt
s-i. e-l Henry wiselthier defeated , {
NeNiv. 7-5 IS. f--3. 4 y. sheridan de
f.s.ci A n orth. s-2. s-s. s-t. Il -
Golden defeated Ben Landau. 6. S.
90. p NJ Loughman defeated ! = Niki,
now -. Ct. 7-5. Vanderbilt u. Nara
defeated 4. s. McHugh 80. Go. J J.
ver,,ra,sn defeated =. G. koss. IS. 81
q. n. Preston defeated r Aleaander.
& 81. Tailant defeated Boochever,
e-i IS. Manches,-r defeated V II.
Mstdan. So -. $ = g. Shus I'd, detected led
S.,s.,sa N lwanoto. 60 SO. {. 4
Anderson defeated p p Adams. 81.
e@t. Frank walsh won from Browne.
hv default. r. l. Bags defeated X. o.
W.t.urhiln. "a. c-i. G.. ". Brown de-
fss,sd r r Ggnbcri, 81, 81, valen-
tine Tres; defeated Albert Biaekmsn.
s-i. s-3. islcore biiten4N deie~ies
Maurice Abels s-,. Go.
iTh,rd rounds onda defeated A Ep-
stein. 90. s-i. is.dor Biltchlk defeated
Valentine Treat e-3, "a
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Alex Armour, Amateur
Golf Champion, Arrives

Alexander Armour. Scottish amateur
golf champion and brother Of Thomas
d. Armour, noted golfer Of the West
chester-Biltmore Country Club, ar
rived here yesterday on the Cameronia,
~ tho Anchor Line. ard was met by
Tommy AZ the pier. Alexander, like
Tommy, expects 20 compete IN the na-
tional open and the national amateur
meetings and various other iourna-
ments while in this country.
Armour was member Of the inter
national Scottish team which defeated
the British team II 10 I at the recent
contest AZ Prcstwick.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Try-Ouis for Irish Olympics

The first Of the series of official try.
outs for the Irish Olympic champion
ships, which are 70 be held a, crcke
Field, Dublin. next August 20 i3. will
take place az Celtic Park next Satur-
day under the auspices OF the Gaelic
Athletic Association. Saturday meets
will be held each week and the re-
eeipts turned over 20 the fund for
sending the American team abroad.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Maia Wins Interclub
Yacht Race on Sound

II was the turn Of the Bays.de Yacht
Club 20 manage the championship re.
gatta Of the western Long Island
Sound feet Of The Star Glass Yaeh,
Racing Association yesterday
For the first time this season Ire1.
tho property 81 Ernest A. Ra,ssy.
Larchmont Yacht Club. was beaten IN
ono OF these interclub brushes The
winner was the Maia. tho property ~
BENJAMIN l.. Llnkaeld, which won BY
soconds.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
New Record at Golf

CHICAGO, June 2b.-Two birdies and
a par at one hole was the worlds
record established by Kenneth Mac
Kenzie Of the Exmoor Club here. Play
irg nj the seventh hole, which measures
IG5 yards, his tee shot killed two spar
rows and after this he holed out for a
mar q
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

o.ssi.s. shsvlin. oii1-io. second. Mis-
bach. o;fj-s third Lehman. o3tt-5,
fourth.
Throwing the di'eus-won by Mcfough-
in. viih II. fee, 81 inches; Lehman.
les feet 81. inches second. Huniley. iei
feet inch third; Top9rcer, ~ feet S
inches fourth.
iEon-meter run-Wor BY Mlsbaeh .
shea. second. Achtman. third; Torpofesr.
fourth winners time. tt5 fi.
Point sr0re-Toporcer. ~ points, Licht-
man. -. shes 20. Misbsch. -. shevlin.
IS. Hurt,sy. -.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Tovnlev Wins Golf Title

PLAlNFIELD. y. j.. June 25.-Arthur
Townley won the spring championship
Of the Hydewood Golf Club. North
Plainheld, to-day. defeating Foster
Bowlby. ] up. IN the hnal round.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Confidence Is the Keynote as
Is CreWS AlUait Starters Gun
Washington. Cornell and Syracuse Well Supported
by Betting Public for First Honors in Big
Race in Which Six Shells Will Participate
BY lack Lawrence

POUGHKEEPSIE, y June 25Fteen ghtoared crews are on
tonight awaiting the that will greatest rowing
probably the bterest aquatic battle
M The big show topped of with mighty theee
varsity the United States get way as
arrows setting sliding grim ridge OF the High
m bluffs The day cannot fail 70 record wonderful
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Richards Retains ''Met" Tennis
Championship in Close Match
Junior National Title Holder Disposes of Hunter,
%, o., SO, o., in Most Sensational Strug.
gle Since Lindley Murray Won Event in 1919
By Fred Hawthorne

and sensational final round atenes
remember having seen metropolitan clay championship tour
Lny Murray California the title IN 1914 vincent
Richards retained his singles championship yesterday afternoon by de-
atng Hunter Of New Rochelle, by score Of So o-h
"a 6-4 on The Of the Now York Ienns Club.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Inwood Club Golfers
Defeat Quaker Ridge

The Inwood Country Club golf team
defeated the Quaker Ridge Club team
in their annual team match on the In
wood links yesterday by a score Of 80
20 ls Last year the Quaker Ridge
team was victorious on its home
course.
Tho svrr mary.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

ally having the better Of these sr.
changes.
After taking the second set At s-t.
having been within . point of winning
no less than FIVE times in the tenth
game before he could put over the De.
cidinr point, Richards faced an even
more determined rival in the third set.
For the first tine in The match Rich
ards seemed willing % take q breath.
ing SPELL while Hunter was calling
upon new sources Of speed and har5
hitting az this stage. The challenger
fought his way into a lead ~ So and
then dropped his own service In the
eighth, only 70 take the ninth game for
the set AZ So
Af;er the res, period they started the
pace. Hunter was doing great cseeg.
tion with beautifully angled and severe
yo.leying shots across forecourt, bgt
be could not quite match the wiEarr
skill Of Richards who was cdginr hif
returns through the most minute O.
openings The last game was f0ggh'
out 20 deuce f0gr times before Rich
ards could win.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
William Toporcer Captures
Metropolitan Pentathlon Title
By lack Masters

William Toporcer the Metropolitan pentaon champion This
nea old Of the Mornngsde c. furnished one Of
h o startling up track and field yesterday after
MeColdric Field Greenpont where he fought his through
ed - veteran athletes his first title with lots
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
METROPOLITAN \ \. =. PESTArHLoS
cUAMPfONgHIPS

Dan shea. Past.ms 4. G.. J. y ktesan'
t.xing,on Council. knights ~ Colun pus
Ios~ph shsviln. KnlFhts - - Aniohy
ro,.xh Nsbaeh Lovzhlin -yesuin
rhornas Ncf.ouEhiin. iegEhlin lyesufn Z
Wuliar Ffiisch. Presentation club Jons
seh~a.lngef. Nsv York Turn Nerein. Ft,a
Huntiey. S.~ York A. g BernAfd i-ien,'
jurnb,a Tniyersiiy; william Topore.r'
MorninTS!ds A. C.. A. soun. finni'h'
American A. Q ..,,.
Running bread jurP-Eon ~ sh.Fnn'
With % f.et 81 inchss. shea. - se-t =
inrhes second. Mifb1ch. - feet irches'
thir4. Toporc~r. - fees irch, fourth
Throwing the 1treiin -- Won by To-
psrcsr ife feet inches iichiman. iet
s.., ~ lrehes second Cutack. iit feet
neh.- ,hird soun. III feet Inches.
fourth
.so.msisr run-won by Toporcsr, time
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
PENNSYLVANIA

Aversges-Age. ~ years ) months; height feet
fi3k inches; weight, i7i1s pounds
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

The rev champion, who incidentally IS
the Youngest ever 20 wear the local
crown. is brother Of George To-
poreer. shortstop on the St. Louis Ma
,ional League baseball team. He hail'
from the Yorkville section ard has
been prominent in field events for the
las, four years. Bill gathered low
total Of IA points Bernard Liiehmsn'
Of the Pastime A. C.. was second with
10 points and Dan Shea, also OF the
pas,ime club. and the national deea'h-
Ion champion. was third, with 20
points
Joe Erbal, Of the New YORK A. c,
who won the event last year. did not
defend his title, and u was believed
that Shea would have a rather easy
time succeeding Erbal. but the Pastirne
A. c. man did not come anywhere near
the form he displayed in the nationals
last summer. Shea Is slipping fast,
and was no match for the bronzed
youngster whose record for the after
noon follows:
Pirs, IN 3av.iln thfo~. pis,anes. isi
feet Inches. ,.,
Fourth IA broad Jump. Distance y fes'
Yoar,h IN discus ,Arov. Distance. 81
feet 5 inches
Fourth In i.Soo-msisr run.
The title event was held in eonnee.
ton with the annual outdoor games OF
the Lexington Council Of the knights
OF Columbus, and while IL over
81 allowed everything else, there were
several excellent track events. Joe
Walters, Of the Paulist A. C., scored 4
close victory in the l,Ooo-yard hsndi
cap, defeating Clinton sullivan. A club
mate. By three yards in driving i'nish,
Walters started from the 2e-ya,d
mark. judged The pace well and caught
Sullivan, who had hf.y yards. just a.
the latter turned into the homestTeteh
on the last lap. Sullivan vas a leg
weary youth and after few hnal kicks
faltered within eight yards Of the tape.
The Fidelity Council team. eomPosed
Of Foge,, Farley. 0'Brien and Faiih.
won the closed one-mile relay, the hnal
event OF the afternoon.
The summaries;
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
CORNELL

Aver.re-Ase. II years monthsi height feet;
weight l72h pounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Statistics of Varsity Cre,cs Which VIII Clash in annual
Intercollegiate Regatta Hudson Rirer To-day
Varsity Eight.Oared Shells
COLUMBIA

Aver.ses-Ase, 20 years s months; height, fseti
weight, i7oh pounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

To-day tho annual family golf party
between fathers and sons OF the various
clubs OF this district will be held AZ the
Nassau Country Club More than $50
fathers and as many sons will compete.
This tournament is growing tremen-
dously in popularity and promies 70 be-
come one Of the best fixtures IN the
Metropolitan golf calendar.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Average-Age, Y years
x inch; weight. III pounds.
WASHINGTON

Aversge-Age, % years months; height feet
y inch weight 173h pounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

The Colonial Country Club golf team
defeated the New Brunswick golf team
at New Brunswick yesterday By score
Of 70 20 II.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

Richards. 3 sets, 2 games, i22 points
80 earnsdi 80 errors.
Hunter. 1 set. 10 games. 10 points, -
earned. - errors.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Varsity intercollegiate ogkeepae To-day
THE,RQuNlD[(-uP J? ]
By The Staff

THSKAWAY Harry Payne Whtneys great yearod
the egnng monarch Of the division His victory the s.
Kentucky Special Saturday afternoon doubt his
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

Hunter gave all he he'd in the at
tempt 20 hold his young opponent, and
won the fourth, eighth and ninth
games. the latter on Richards sery-
ice, by really superb play. lie was
raking the champions deep backhand
by terrific drives 20 the corner Of deep
court, and yet Richards stood up under
this battering wonderfully well, actu-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Tn. Iuck NJ the Draw

lsne No. /. which is nearest tne
vest bank. and therefore the most
,hsltercd, II occupied by syracuse
WITH Columbia IN the next lane. nese
',rss are considered the most iasoi-
to.e 4 west or southwest VINO 10
Blowing. Cornell. the Navy and fenh-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

'F.ve pounds Apprentices allowances
claimed.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

'Appren;ies allowance Of pounds
claimed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31
TY COBB AND HE|LMANN
SUSPENDED BY JOHNSON
Dciroit's Manager Declines to
State Whether He Will
Protest.
fBy Associated Press !

ST. LOUIS. May 30.-Tyrus Cobb.
manager Of the Detroit Americans,
who was suspended today for an al.
tercation with Umpire Wilson in yes-
t"rday's game. tonight declined to
say whether he would prcsen, a for
nal protest 20 President Ban Johnson.
OF tn" American League. regarding
the work OF the umpire. as has been
rumored
II have nothing 10 say at present,
mt VIII present my case in detail to
MI. Johnson. IL | have any protest
10 make" said the Detroit manager
Cobb and Heilmann were put out
OF the gam. Monday when they dis
put"d Wilson's decision In a double
play. Clark. who also participated
In the argumcnt. was not suspcnhcd
but appeared In todnys make shift
!inc-np OF tho Detroit team
cobb witnessed both games today
from a box behind his players duGout.
tn" Illness of Blue. and the two suS-
pensions forced the Detroit manager
10 make several changes in tho line
up. Cole. after pitching in yester-
days game. was sent to center field
III the afternoon game TO-DAY, while
IN" veteran Cutshaw played second
base.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

ufo $50 rs y5 SiS 'V Won I}n me-.
Brown. I7.l0. $40 second: Wayward
Lady. 81 third. Time. l.i2 a-5. Fancy
Free. collcg" Girl. Inpuiaition Rcd :
winef"ld. Bright Leaf and Pindarpccl
Second race Uonr ana a half FUR
won; Rarhhra Palmer. 5000 $3.50.
second Bandeau. SOC. third Time
81 Miss Leighton. Credit. Futurctto.
Roma. Mimi" T., Needy and Probable
also ran.
Third race conc mile and six
t"cnthl - ulalip. $3.50, $3.50. $3.50.
won; radua. $500 So second: Gin
baurrherty; Escarpolctto and Mystcri-
,n r1hr $50 TScs i $40 '"Fi9nss'Inis.
Bracdelbauc. $50. 81 80. second !;
Cnn.imet"r. $3.50, third. Time: i:ll.
Marjorie Hyn"s, Brother Batch and
DR.. Clark also ran.
.fifth rac" CON-. milo Rnulcau. So.
- %. $3.50. won: paradcr. sllaO, $3.50.
second; Hartmoor, $3.50. third Time:
l.aI 50. Dolores. Precious Lula.
Tippo Sahih and Rep also ran.
sixth race f"ur and half fur
longs Hughes Graham. $500 1910
S2.Ih, won: Old Top, $3.50, $3.50. soc
ond: SkccziN, $3.50. third. Time: So
Antonia, Rolh Gold. Dappcr Dan and
Leslie also ran
'o"nth) r"rwclI, s.5.6o. 5000. $3.50.
won; Corson. $3.50. $3.50. second (:
Virgo. $50. third. Time: i:+7 %.
pamoris. Stoncwall. Millorshurc Rcr-
mont Cheer Leader. Link Roy. Whip
pet and iiarlock also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31
BASEBALL PLAYERS
THROWN FROM TRUCK


Especial To Tn. Times DispatchI
FREDERICKSBURG VA. May 30.
-"hil" en- rout. ia Fredericksburg
Saturday afternoon from Fauuulcr
County two members OF the Morris
town baseball team we're Injured
when chain holding the tail gate
snapped and threw them from the
rapidly moving auto truck. Tho In
Jur"d are ROY Hewitt and Dole
SicvciIS. Hewitt sustained concus-
sion or the brain aud Is now In Mary
Washington Hospital. In this city.
where IL is thought his injuries viii
not prove fatal. Stevens was not "a
seriously hurt by the fan and did not
enter hospital. lIugie Edwards also
f"ll from the truck. but escaped un-
hurt The accident occurred near
Berea, Stafford County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31

HOTELS AND RESORTS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31
HEALTH THE SECRET or
ATTRACTION
Women on today dcrcnd a gond dcal

Women OF today depend n good deal
upon the modern modiste and a
knowledge OF the cosmetic art to
make them attractive. Too often
there exists beneath IL nil suffering
woman whose nervous laugh or forced
smile covers pang of agony caused
by some feminine Ill. To such wo-
man Lydia f.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound will bring health and n
happy relief from her suffering. that
Will make her far more attractive
than costly gowns and cosmetics.
For nearly nifty years American
women have relied upon this root
and herb medicine to reliev. their
ailments-Adv.
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Jitncy Ordinance I'm.

The Board of Aldermen will meet
at O'Clock tonigh, to act upon the
proposed jitncy regulation ordinance
ana to discuss and dispose OF tho
resolution making an appropriation
Tor the widening OF Twelfth Street.
between Main and Cary Streets. The
jitncy ordinance comes directly from
the Committee on Ordinan noes. while
the appropria ton resolution will be
taken from the tnhlc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-31
p.ycho,ou1 C,,,... No.,

meeting Of the classes in APP
piled Psychology formed here
by MIS-. Gertrude steele Chambers
will he held In the annex OF Seventh
street Christian Church TOMORROW
night ut o'clock. Roth the senior
and Junior classes are invited to at
tend tho meeting.