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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-23

I may tell to others, what has been
the secret of your longevity" The
vicar waited with unusual eager
ness for the old lady's reply. but
he was hardly prepared for 1t when
II came.
"victuals!" she answered.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-23

On the occasion of her hundredth
birthday the village centen6rian re-
ceived a visit from the vicar. Being
anxious TO hear from her own lips
what she considered had been the
source OF her strength 'and suste-
nance, he said: MY dear Mrs.
Adams. pray tell me, in order that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-23

'I'd give great deal to be able TO
Join in your sport"
stick around. grandpop," said
one sturdy youngster. IF we knock
this ball through somebody's win
dow we'll'let you so for it."-Birm-
ingham Age-Herald.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-23
80
--....-.
BIZ Bud Fisher
Bv CUT Sferrefj
By Billy De Becl

street with his latest affinity By q
sergeant in his own outfit.
my sister. sergeant" began ths
terrified youth as a matter OF intro
duction. you see, She"
That's all right, my boy" inter-
rupted the sergeant genially. "Shs
used to be my sister when I was
your age. Lo, Maggie"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-23
We TOWNE GOSSIP
1929. BY star Company.
BY K. {. B.

BI night wish
going oregon going TO i've In cottage ana
yoing o /
YOU ''"'N u "' MILDRED McIEAvE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-23

Stefansson, tho Arctic explorer,
stepped into q haberdasher's shop
the other morning. made a pur-
chase aud gave his name and ad-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-23

Dear *. G.. B-I read your leteTs
question. am going TO oregon /
going 10 havo some pets ! want a
you think OF anything else?
s55 Calvert ST.. N. w, Washington.
MY DEAR Mildred.
IT SEEMS 10 me.
If suggest.
you ADD anything,
TO THE LIST you have.
THAT MAYBE your mother.
OR PERHAPS your daddy.
WILL STOP tho paper.
THAT ! write for.
AND ANYWAY.
FEEL quite sure.
YOU'LL BIZ very busy
WITH THE choice you've made.
FOR DOGS chase cats.
AND CATS kill birds
AND YOU'LL have to beglL.
BY LETTING them know.
xy>Vf LOWE
AND THEY'VE much more sense.
THAN HUMAN things.
FOR 1T won't be long.
AND THEY Will learn.
IL THEY would live.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-23

n going 10 live In n cottage. and am
)ony. "A dog. n cat and n bird. Car
MILDRED M'cLEAvE.
D. C.
IN HAPPINESS,
THEY MUST love each other.
AMP so they will.
AND AFTER a while.
WHEN YOU grow up.
You WILL have learned.
WHAT THEY have learned.
But WHAT the world.
HAS YET 20 learn.
THAT THERE capt be Joy.
AND HAPPINESS.
WHERE THERE is hate.
AND THERE can't, be peace.
UNTIL WE all.
SHALL TAKE for guide.
THE MAN who said.
THAT WE should love.
OUR NEIGHBoR
AS WE love ourselves.
AND YOU may loarE
THE TRUTH of this.
IN YOUR cottage.
OUT IN oregon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-23

1t was after taps but a certain
private had taken a chance and was
caught walking down the village
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
VIRGINIA CREW NAMED
FOR BIG REGATTA HERE.
Facilities for 10000 to See
Aquatic Events on James
River Tomorrow.

Selection of the crew which viii
rcpr"Scn, tho virginia Boat club in
the Southern Rowing Association re-
Eat'a tomorrow afternoon on the
James ltiNcr. was announced ycStcr-
uaN. While the crew wili Ne light
snr"rfln"us tlcsh. and roach HccoN
- confident ;ha, h" has combina
non that viii lodg" tho cup ia the
hlghm"nd hoathuusc for at least one
Tn n" Hi'hn,"nh crew Will hc mad"
-" Motto. 1873. l.. Il. King. laS. j. \.
, ,. i"S; JaSs" pcyinc. 100. r:dsc'-
W Il. SmI theirs. Str"hc. 1872. Either
! aNi"r l.afo"n or Il. r BROCK viii
be the c">swatn The crew aver
ages l'l pounds
several at tn" visiting crews ar.
expected I" roach here today in tim.
/" E't IN irlht u'fpr" uiEh,fllI \
rLEh' row TOMORROW morning will
rut 'h"m ON edge for tho crr,ns,
M"arwhile Coach iioc"N viii cou,lni.
nus men az t"p speed today. with a
!rS' 'un"ir"w in order 10 II, them
h'Ic seating ARRANGEMENTS arc
bong mad" only rnr tho iryitcd
guests OF tn" "arsmou there viii he
ample space for thousands to see tho
,Tt,"> n"hr tn finish opposite the
ana Libby ltili iark viii MAKE, ideal
places from which to see the entire
l'Eat'" Approximately 7au seats
WI. he PROVIDED f"- tn. guests
H"HiS Will patrol the rnursc "a
Ken unauthorized craft of mar mar
"t IN" river set aSid" for tn. r,rn,
"a me Thomas Cunningham viii he
pressed into service to carry ,hn or
hcInls up ana down the course.
Ihi'" NISit!uE clubs arr. entered in
IN" REGATTA. They are tho Aricls and
Ntui.d' -. Of Baltimore. and rotomsCs
or Washington. y supper to tho Wis
il'ng "arSm"n viii IL" given ;onor.
70" night at tn" Virginia Boat ,'iuh
= winch time cups and medals viii
nc presented 10 tho winners
uahyc VIII follow NJ the Blues Ar.
Nine events arc on tho ror,,,,
nr"Era'n. which opens n, o.rinct,
ne ma! race. the Junior cichis is
hrhenN1"d to start at ! O'Clock E'our
smells ar" entered in tho r,a,,,''
event. Other events will rnrsiS,
SinEl" and double souls uuads CO..
tiped"s, four-oarcd gigs and cano.
The star, lin" is hc.ow tho Rich.
mono C"dar WORKS plant. Tho
,""tSe 10 uprivcr ono mill" 10 a limo
n,nu craft anchored IN Tho stream
EN''a car service has been prn,ris,'u
Tor IN" occasion in order to- fariii
!a'" tn" handling OF The immense
,hronE expected to witness ,hn re-
Ratta. VIC re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
LOCAL OWNERS DECIDE
NOT TO HALT PAS TIME
Even if Newport News Man
Rejects Offer. Schedule
Will Be PLAYED.
TOO MUCH Al STAKE To OUR
Forfeiture of bond md Loss ~ SAL
nblc Players Moro costly Than
IlnyinE Through season. stock =
holders Figure ont.

Possibility q The sale or tho E.rh-
TTnona ii"mchise IN nc Njrstn'o
an outside sportsman was sounded
out on tho proposition. which he has
taken und"r adviSemcnt MeauWhNo
Stockho!dcrs nj the Richmond base
the present season despite financial
reverses and AN aufaNoruhlo schcd-
ule.
II; 7. Dawson. FORMER head of The
Ing genius OF the Newpor, Ncws
Club. may gain control 70; tho loral
field. Wine officials of the Richmond
club last night Went no further ;htu
regard TO purchasing tho !ran,Ar--.
Dawson Let y We known before ,on.
ms FOR Newport News that ne h.-
leNeS. Win proper managcmcut
Richmond VIII he :, biz monCy -nakr!
and ;nat tho proposition = q tempting
one.
Stockholders Sit Tight.
Stock holdcrs ot the Richmond club
had lengthy meeting yesterday at
l o'clock Mt which the financial con
dii!on OF W. corporation was dis
sum OF $1,000 20 ;uiSh tho season
and tho possibility OF several players
being sold before long. i MAS de-
cided that nothing coulG h. gained toy
c!al horizon.
lawson was StNcn tho terms on
which tho trsnchlse could 70 secured
before tho stockholders met Il Is
positive that he Viii not remain in
newport News af;tS this season, and
he Is already casting ahou; FOR some
thinS worth while. Tho only thing
In the way OF "A quick sale would to
EcttinG rid OF his holdings In the
Newport News club. Dawson is a
hustler and VIII not DO content with
a losing. team anywhere His sue
cess In PORTSMOUTH and tho manner
IN which his CripplcS Hrc lighting for
the virginia League rag. are an In
olcation OF the way III which he does
things. II is certain that the Rirh
mona ians would wclcom" him here.
Have Bir Investment.
The present owners OF tho club
nave an investment representing So. =
uVO, OF which the major par; is tied
up in Mayo Island Park. which has
real income value even If they ret
out OF baseball Tho park is always
summer and should be n revenue pro-
ducer in tho fall when football sea
son gets under way. The majority
or the men who have pu; their money
Into the club Nave done SO without
eNrccins TO set dividends. hut with
the idea of giving Richmond profess
slona! baseball. Naturally. they do
not want TO send sood dollars chasing
Even though the franchise is not
disposed OF. Richmond will hay. is
pascal! team, Business Manager w
+. bradley emphasized last night lie
said that oldrinr notified him that
She men are III. good shape, aud tNat
ne capcctcd To keep on winning With
the addition o: one dependable pitch
er and possibly an indcldcr the slt-
uaNloN would u" ~! excellent one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
BOY AQl ATTIC MARVEL.
WILL RACE TOMORROW,
lEy AsSocint,d rrcssl

NEW YORK, July .U.-Iohnny
N'lSS muller. "f chicago. Youthful
nlua t'r marvel. viii appear in three
as SATURDAY at brighton Roach.
nin" h"h numerous worlds swimming
MARKS al distances ranging from trtT
Ah,MS l" quarter of Il mill. viii
championship and later will sncL ,'n,.
,.Nn'"S IN IN" special events lbO
Yards free style, and 1870 Yards ha...,
'GhE -d!Sianc" champion. viii L, 90
~ MciSSm"llcr rivals in the quar-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
EDDIE ROU SH TIRES
OF LONG HOLDOIT

|TFItNIiD, july LGUI" KUVsN.
Cincinnati nationals outncld"r. "ho
hcld out ;or AN SIS 900 annual SALARY
and u three year contract. has opened
negotiations with Commissioned Ian
dis for reinstatement. u b"CnIu"
known today
Whil" no official announc"inc was
mud". II is expected that RuuSn Will
10 rcins'atcd Whether n" is 10 re
COW" the $4,000 contract II no,
known h"r"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
GIANTS DEFEAT REDS

tIN'INNATI Ju, 20. Thd ,;iar,s
M"u n SECOND gam" of rhc s.rir.
VII M tfdS easily today 10 2
,.'"h"hh' allowed one hit IN tho nrsi
.huinSs but was Wounded hard
N INC hith. siN'h ana seventh ana
= r"up"ft wdN"r'd ~ critical times.
i"S' aouh," niays hcIred 10 kc.r
'""h IN" k"d score. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
ONSDERS PURCHASE OF RICHMOND FRANCHISE

SEVERED. observation-disclosures. Nc
ManuS. Bronkic. Double plays
Galloway and Young. McAianus. Ger
Der and Sislcr. NanEildcr. Gerber and
Sislcr 90. 3ronkic. AlcManus and
Sisl"r. LETT on hascS-St. Louis. =
Philadelphia. 3. Bases on bnlls-orr
kommcl. .: of Nangildcr 3 struck
out-by NanEildcr. 1. Hit by pitch
cr-hy Rommcl wang i!dcrJ. TIM
pres. walsh and Nnllin. Time. lbs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21

i!N Associated Press
Iol -. July 30 Rogers Horns
ny ni IN" 81. Louis NurionaIs knock;
-" ms lw"ntN-siNth homer in tho
SN'h inning of tndal'S gam, win
i"S'on. ON" man Mas on has. AMI
M"fG"art was IT, Victim This SIR
passes the modern National Leash.
record toy two nome, rsirS "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
RED SOX DEFEATED
my Associatcdrr |

BoSToN. July Dugam's single.
with two out in the last of the tenth.
following t.. Collins error ON Smith
and Harris sacrifice ra.c BOSTON :,
a to- victory over Chicago TO-DAY.
catches hy Smith. J. Collins S,ruuIl
ana Hooper were features. hut 81 hHd
throw To third by Ia" latter lot in
one RoSton run. Sh"cly's homer was
Il long driv" over tho lcf,-ilcld fence
in tho seventh. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
DODGERS TRIM CUBS

CHICAGO, july lirookiyn Dc =
teateG Chicago, Il to : in a hectic
game today. The wildness Of kauf-
mann. coupled with errors hy X.b
Terry and some fire." hitting. account
cd Tor the early lead OF the visitors.
who then made IN. u;i,na laf, ia.
hitting Stueland hard behind Ms
passes. tr!pl. 10y Grimes giving IN.
visitors SAFE nnrrin. The cubs
scored SIX runs In the eighth. nut
Were helpless against tho pff,,Inrs ~
crimes, aside from this inning Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
YANKEES END SLUMP
BY DEFEATING TIGERS
Cleveland on Rampage, With
Eleven Straight Games
to Credit.
Try Nssocintrfl I,rcss I

NEW YORK. July gO-Aftcr losing
"iEht straight games To Detroit. III"
N'w York Americans today reversed
me score or yesterday and defeated
the Tigers. to /. The Yankees won
thc game in the sixth inning when
th"N scored two runs after two were
GUY ON SinE!.S by M"uscl. Ruth.
SchanG and Ward Ward clinch.i
the Enmc in TIA" ciGhth when he hit,
homo run oif Ehmkc. with McuscI
ana isuth on base. Mans pitched
aided IN k"cpiuE down pvtroits scur,.
by three t.ul.ls ull\.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21

i."rdEraT said that IN his opinion II
would cost Sh5.0u" to bring an Inter
national l."aEu" club to Richmond
ana mat "v"n II the money WAS I'm
Sitht he did not think tho lNagu.
would sanction u chang" lie Dc
cares that Richmond ia too far
south. that it's population Is too small
ana tina, In his Judgment it cnuld
not support an International League
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
INDIANS WIN ELEVENTH
tBy Associated Press !

TRANSFORMATIONS. July 10 CIoVolhfI
recorded It's eleventh CONSECUTIVE" W.
,"ry Today when IL defeated washing
on' 10 . Tho victorS Knocked
i.r"kson out of the box in the it,1
"h"h Jameson cIoutcd a home ru-
"h"r I'M" right field wall. with Cht~
Wh" hhh triplcd. on base. ENc,
i'Nciani player made at least ono
nv. MClnnis being tn" Lender with
t.nr"c IN as many times at bat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
ATHLETICS BLANkED

riiiG.A pE.l.pIilN. IA July % -
Van Glider held Philadelphia to- ryc
hits today and 81 Louis won tho -,,-
uud same ot tn" series. TO O Four
double plays In IN" first s"Nru In
nings Kept tn" Athl"tios from rcach-
'nG second. only twenty -ou" mon face
ms Van Glider dWrjnE tn" t!inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21

Another chapter In tho comedy Of
errors is tho false economical basis
on which the circuit Is hciuE ran.
ON" paid Official down in North car
"llna - ali the l"agu" beasts no
SiatiStician was secured. and cuuS"-
uu"nuy tho lcnru" has lost "pror-
tnnity after opportunity :" rct pub
LEFTY Of the sort fans eat an Tex
Rickard or Babe Ruth could culiEht,u
the league on tho probable success Of
n sporting even of notes kept Sc
Cret.
II tho present stockholders sec a
chance to get somebody to take over
Their holdings. they arc TO he CON
graduated; II. /. Dawson has been
tn" Richmond Mold may sp.l nov
era in sports here Certainly paw
son < n" mixer; and ~ tho sam" time
ne mas prroyed in Portsmouth and
out is laid out well.
bull to mention lnicrn4,to,.tl I,.ar,i"
mogul. But tho fact remains that
kiChm"nd IS entitled 70 better base
p"lI han IL is getting. ana If 1t is
not ripe for class A. E, is certainly
ready To graduate ont of the class Of
villages "f 10000. Beinr" another
season starts. Their" SHOULD To-"
IN" Way q; cities nearer the Sic Of
Richmond ana Norfolk cN"u II /, j.
necessary To 3" North. Instead Of
South, 10 find thcm.
Mr.. LaudsraM. back i'm tho United
states League days. did NO., hcsitn,a
L" get local capital invested in MS
rr"JeGt even being Willing /" buck
the virginia League. This. by the
ahOrtINc venture that Tho NirrIri,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
PIRATES WIN ANOTHER
lev Assncintnh rrnss1

ISI'I EtIT. ININ 2N-Ihc III
rates trumphcd again today over
the fhillics, To /. hut had to travel
Twelve innings. In the last of tho
twelfth Giazner doubled and scored
ON Mnrhnvillc's sacrinC" and Rirh..'s
SlNE!" after Carey had been pur-
roSc!y walked. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21

pLtta'tp eli,
Totals

IN" out when winning run scored.
rHattcT for Loo in tenth
Score by innings y
Philadelphia Onl GOo ooo oon -
Pittsburgh ~ Oal 200 0no 0n, .
SNnmhrN Two base hits VIII
ANS hIhZn'r stolen bases Carey
,, ,Sarrihccs Giazncr. Rapp. Tier
ncN' M"rhnNillc Double plays Hen
u,nne and Leslie: Grimm and Maran-
~ M"tahN'i!e. Ticrncy and Grimm
Loft on bases -rhlladclphia. = PITS.
nHf IN IL hasc on hallS--om Vein
~ ; Glaan"r 3. struck QUIT,
M.ln"rt ny GiHzn"r. :. III hy
nv W"ln"r' Oirimm). Ralk
"lnert. Winning pf,chrr- Gin
m1r, mpircs KLEIN and rfrNnn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21

WHERE THEY rINY TODAY.
htcnEo at Boston.
st. Louis Mt philadelphia.
Detroit nj New York
Cleveland ut Wn,hInEton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
Snnthrrn Association.

A. %ashvIlle. D. memphis, 8.
At BIRMINGHAM. >. S"w Orleans. 4.
~ Chattanooga. :. Lttt!s ROCK. :.
Mobile Atlanta. of day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
Colts May Be Down, But Are Not Yet Out
GOSSIP OF SPORTDOM
Richmond Poor Town, Landgraff Thinks
by
by EARLE LUTZ

stockholders of Richmond
make the best
League by actions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Ho~ton nj 81. Louis.
brO"kl!n nj ChfcnEo
New York at tinrinnnt
Philadelphia Mt PIttsburuh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21

'Ratt"d for Oldham ia eighth
Detroit ........-.... TOO 900 O0N-l
Now York ...-.-... Gao Uu9 o2N--5
summary: Two-basc hits M"u.ol.
VI Nally. ach Three base
hit Ward. Home ran Wnrd stolen
hhSc-Blue CO. Sacrifices Jones.
Mays. Double plRyS-SChR MC\aI-
y and ward, Scott. Ward ANA ppm.
Ward. Scott and ripp. Lief. ON bases
New York. 8. Detroit. >" Bases uu
hhils-on Mays !. of Ehmk". !.
Struck out--hy oldham .. ny Mays.
iilts-om oldham. in : n Ehu'k".
in !. Hit by pitcher hy Mas
cobb: by Ehmkc ,ScpttJ. Losing
pjtchcr-Oldham. l'ruutrcs b!rccu
and Evans. Timc. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
-. Louis. -; H">ton. tO InninEsD
Brookiyn. II; thicugo, q.
New York. :; Cincinnati =
Pittsburgh. =; rhiIndrinhtn, L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21

y wns on The scIor,rr, ,
% vienna E,.lli,for lssion
hr SETH kRNorbS "a, ~ HN"H
CosFfuUy The t.cnd.-,,, ',''"' Sic
ac'!ou - 'ho rnedicirn W.mp'
grtht,St Recommendations ~ ~
J. +. Bau.r.-Ady. '9o!d by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21

ia yea 'Hr kau'wann In ,!Aih.
IBa Tied for Inhanks IN elghih.

ia VEG foi i.Hhanks IN eighth.
Brooklyn ,0r o.o .,o -
Chicago 6UI -,G ~
SUMMARY Twr-h.,g. rf,. ~,
EEGbanks Th-""-nae" hits e. Griinas
stolen base-R crimes S,rr',f.'.
5; Miller =. GrIm,h High. ToyiIc
piays-T .rry :" ifp.rrh.r +, 90
grimes; Ward 10 Mitchell lei, on
base s-Rronklyr 10. Chtraco
on haUs-on kaufrnann -,
grimes, 3. on Steuland .. m E
banks OF Jones. l. S'firk nI,
Eubsrks J Hits-or l{s,.f,
IN innings o." Euaarks a."
Ming Of StcLia-d IN mini. :.
Zones. in nnIas. Wiz p'tch"
mann. Cmp.res O Day ana s.r,.H,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21

Toront". : IfaI,imorc. s.
""f"'", : Reading. 90 in.
\, Rochester. + Jersey CIV. G.
~ syracuse. 10. Newark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21

Totals ........26 : II 30 IL 3
'Battcd FOR MnrGuard in ninth
ton" out when winning run scored.
'lFntt"d FOR Aiusmith IN ninth.
Rattod for Mann in tenth
5Ratt"d for schultz in tenth.
Score 10y innings r.
Boston ........ $50 GOO Olo %
st. Louis ....... COL Uu2 loo Is
summary Two has" hits Ford
l2p. Boeckel, Mann. Nicholson, smith.
Home runs-F laCk, iIornShy stolen
bases RocCkcl. Sacrifices Shor,lcl
Rocck"l. Barbara. Gibson. Nicholson.
b"nhI" plays Gibson and llopf; La
Left on bases BOSTON. : -. Louis 8.
Ras" ON halI.-off Vanguard, > Of
Shcrd"l. =. off Mr0u!!lan. !. STRUCK
out 10y MarTuard by Shcrd"l. 4.
by MC0uillan. .. hits off Maruuard.
IN innings of Mc,lu!llun. in
l-3 inninsS; on itrnNton. mono in q
innings ,pitchci I" only one mani. off
oeschgcr in 'Ditchcd tn only one
mani. Hit 10y pi,chor-by Rraxton
'FoWrni"rp. Losing pitcher -McQun-
Ian. tmrircs-iiart and Moran. Time.
ZOO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
ST. Louis. IL Philadelphia q.
New York. q; Detroit. /.
Boston. =: Chicago. ..
Cleveland. =; WASHINGTON, ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21

AZ Rslelsn. 2-0 Nl.u Point Is
a. Winst"n salem. 3-I, Durham.
At Greensboro. ll-2, Dany!ue, %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
Totals
W nshlnHton.

Cleveland .......... Ooh o3l olO -
Nash'ngton ......... on 600 oIo-
summary. Two base hi,s Ja,nio-
son Hrow"r Thr". bias" AIT Ihlc.
lion" run Jn;nj"spu. Sa,rIiic,4-
Nanhsrnuss. p'Scill Mcluufs bou-
hl' rInE rcckiur;urh 20 HARRIS -
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-27
WILTON WOMAN
 MET DEATH IN ACCIDENTAL MANNER

Mrs. Sarah Mcclure, 70 years old, of Wilton, came to her death in an accidental manner, according to the finding made today by Coroner John J. PheIan. Mrs. Mcclure was fatally struck by an automobile owned by the Rochester Motors Corporation, being driven by Mrs. Mary A. Dagener of Wilton at m. October 20, last, when going from her summer home for her husband at the Norwalk rail- road station. The glare of an ap- preaching automobiles headlights so blinded Mrs. Dagener, who had driven off the pavement to allow the car to pass that she did not see Mrs. Mo Cure until it was too late to avoid hitting her. A futile effort, however, woman.
 was made to turn away from the
 There is no sidewalk or safe foot way, the coroner said, at the place where the accident occurred. to pro- vide reasonable safety to pedestrians who use the road.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-27
GERTE-CLEARY
 NUPTIAIS AT ST.
 CHARLES CHURCH

A very pretty wedding was sol emnized on Wednesday morning at St. Charles church when the Rev. P. J: McGivney united in marriage Eliz- abeth Margaret Cleary. daughter of Mrs. Michael CIeary of 599 Shelton street, and Ernest Gerte, son of Her man Gerte of 634 Brooks street. The nuptial mass was celebarted by the Rev. Thomas Gloster. A special mu- sical program was arranged by the orga mist, Miss Loretta Payden.
 The bride was prettily aatired in a gown of grey Spanish lace over grey satin, with hat to match and carried an arm bouquet of brides roses Miss Helen Cleary, sister of the bride. was bridesmaid, wearing a brown canton crepe with hat to match and carried an arm bouquet of pink roses. Her man Gerte, brother of the groom, was best man. A reception followed the ceremony at the home of the brides mother
 The couple lett Hate in the evening for honeymoon the destination of which has been kept secret. They will be It bone to their friends after Nov. Is. at 599 Shelton street.