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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-02-22
"ROsE OF WASHINGTON SQUARE"

Unless all signs fail the Astor Pro
ducing Company has in Rose Of Wash
ington Square what will be to musi-
cal comedy what lightning is to the
drama. TO be really truthful Rose
is not a musical comedy in the accept
ed sense OF the word. 1t is q comedy
drama with musical setting. 1t Is
something new to the theatre and it
should prosper"
The above is quoted from the first
paragraph o the Detroit Free Press
critique following the initial perform
ancc OF Rose OF Washington Square"
in the automobile met";nol;s Il week
or so ago. Tho attraction will be at
the Opera IIouSc on Monday. Feb. 81
enroute to its New York inaugural
which will take place less than a fort
night later.
Rose OF Washington Square" is
most everything that stage entertain
ment should be. 1t is light but not
brothy, it has it's serious moments hit
they are not DorcSomc, is ~. is con
SlSlcHt anu '"cll SuStalHeG, el tnnNe
arc moments one thinks OF revue.
The story is that Of a family of noun
taineer Carolinians who suddenly be-
come wealthy through the discovers.
OF rich orc on their Blue Ridge farm.
Rose is the comely Dixie Miss who is
sent to Greenwich Village to study
music and painting. The temptations
that surround the innocent maid from
the hills, in the exotic atmosphere OF
New Works. Bohemia, provide a docid-
edly interesting story. When one be-
holds the unconventional environment
of tho artists studios thero is oft
lwingc Of wondcrmcnt whether unac-
companicd good girls should be al
lowed to absorb this truly artistic but
not necessarily clcvating atmosphere.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-02-22
BANKRUPT NOTICE
United States OF America,
District OF South Carolina.

IN TI1IG DISTRICT COUNT
In the matter OF b. Il. Fuller, Bank
rupt.
Notice is hereby given that tho above
named person has been duly adiudgcd
bankrupt, and the first meeting Of the
creditors of said bankrupt will be hold
in the Court House in the city of Lau-
rens, S. c.. on the 2lst day of February
a. VI. 1922, at nine o'clock in tho fore
soon. at which tmo and place the
creditors may appear, examine the
bankrupt, provo their claims and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting
IL. NJ. BLYTHE,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
3l-1t-A
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-02-22

but the staple Is very short and Of
poor Quality. Anthracnose, or boil
rot, Is very prevalent in this variety,
and frequently causes serious loss.
Not recommended.
aWycr.-Plants modium to small,
somi-cluster type, large bolls $50 to
65 per pound), lint percentage 3S,
staple 1916 to | inch. This variety
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-02-22
Gas, Indigestion,
Stomach Misev
"Diapepsin"

"Papc's Diapcpsin" has proven itself
tho surcst relief for Indigestion, Gases,
Flatucncc, Heartburn, Sourncss, Fer
mcntaton or Stomach Distress caused
by acidity. a few tablets give almost
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stomach is corrected SO you can cat fa-
voritc foods without fear. Large case
costs only fow cents at drug store. Mil
lions helped annually.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-02-22

fruits very early and rapidly, but
fruiting season is short. Sheds fruit
rapidly with unfavorable weather
conditions. Appears to be solec-
tion OF Cleveland but does not Yield
as well.
Engraved Capss ana Invitations.
Loose Leaf Ledgers, Etc.
Advertiser Printing Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-02-22
OBSERVE. THESE RULES

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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-02-22
Everybody Join I'm

The Aus'stn Chronicle announces Giay mos; Interesting %
big frn sm IN %hieh m can & ir"'n MT he nnes mm,es
at an ": The "lccs hnNc been made perfectly plain NTH NO
ni,i,> picture hcRlnnnB with
together this each Of them
study the picture carefully
who r!:, Ie "P-Woris.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06
CAYALRyMEN FEATURE
CU[PEPER HORSE SHOW
I Sprci1l - The Times-pispatch.

''' 4 'llI'S- I'iSIlsi lND.
CtLiEFI;E. VA, July with "a
record attendance. estimated at . 900.
We second day OF the eighteenth an
huai cANlu.t"n Of IN" Culpcp"r Horse
Stow and Racing Association passed
Oh u "l4'.f".t unmarried bN rain Dt. 49,
,.H"ht as Mas experienced Oh the
preceding dag. The cavalry arm b..
e ompHHt D.. Third iiiIiIcd states cav
ar WA a pleasing feature. ;h- iir,.
N'','SS ~ .'"i'"s hUHt'r class was
- srHHGStdnd iLN"r!te and ;h, -N
C"""nt riding ui Mrs. Lee ana Mrs.
,"ur'"nd smith won frequent APP
Racing was Tar better man ycs,er-
day ANA wound up with Ia. usual
popular st""ri.ohns-.
NHihinhT! 81 second DAYS events
CLASS 40. Horses II. harness Irs,
prize 70 .Niunlp"ii-r" farm. second
nti1g TO 'h;.si,r,'' exhibitor. chiffon
". YoW,u
Class SO. > Saddle horses. FIRST
lIioe 10 "iu"in." exhibitor. CuurIIaud
H.. Snnih, second prize to Leo" 81.
hlhii"r. Mrs II. = I".: iuirL pl.Iz,. To
ArpI" I""k.' exhibitor, Third cay
Class 40. a-CayaIry remount, sta.
".iitN ""punt more than spr+d
h""n under saddle FIRST prize 10
NlhtnE cNEttulur. Mr.. CuurtIaut
Slnlih ~.g"uG ptilc. "FrrckI-s." rS-
hib.l"r. mira Cavalry. Ihird prizr.
ny Nvl "NhIHltpr, Thtid cavalry.
lass NJ. iiuuHhuUt horses. iirSt
I"y !" '"S'"i "Ahtblt"r, Chiffon
class 40. Green hunters. nors-s
'!"t nave never W"n - hlU- rlbbuI.
HFI"r To l"z2. FIRST pillr. THROWN
Er']r. orange hl"-~uiu csuiial"r.
Leo. fhiid pri1".
't"'hi', '>hlnilrT ihl'd I.rury.
's"Ss 80. ii4udy mat-r class.
D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06
Daily Golf Catcchism,
With Results Simplifcd
BY INNS nNnWN
by INNS brown

-. ON onc-sh"t hole. where the
carry ~ over - lax" or pond il a
players tee shot drops in the water
Is II" allowed To tee up his next ball.
OF must drop it"
y Th" rules provide that the bail
Ice dropped. However, clubs some :
times establish I"cal rules that. II
the second bali is played from the
tee" II may Ice tc"d. instead OF drop-
ping just back "f the water edge,
where the tee is any considerable dis
lance from tn" water edge.
.. Please explain just what IL
meant by moving" in the rule cover
INK IN" cas-" where "a bali moves after
player has grounded his club in
addressing the ball.
moved il it l"av" its position ever
=" slightly. even so much as half n
turn; hut II il, merely. shakes OF
osciliatcs ana settles hack into posi-
ion. IT is not held 10 have moved.
.. In rcc"n; match my ball rolled
INTO Il wide shallow sand trap in
which lay board with narrow clcat.
nailed across at regular intervals "a
ing In and out OF the trap. The bal
stopped on the board. resting agains,
one OF The clcats. Was ! entitled q
iitt 1t off this board and drop 1t IN
the sand
y. Yes. within a club length Of the
place whcr" II originally lay.
.. Will YOU tell IN. what the rule
Is covering a situation like this? In
II single match. the players play blind
approaches To tn" putting green. ON
reaching the green, tho player away
puts and holes the ball The other
player makes ready to play and dis
covers that his opponent has PLAY ed
his ball. What IS the correct thing
4" do ana is there any penalty in
vUlvcd?
y. In that cas-. tho misplayed bail
Is replaced and the Two play the hole
out. as the balls lie, no penalty being
incurred.
.. Does player incur penalty,
II where his ball lies in a sandtrap,
II" carclessly allows his club to touch
the ground az he steps up to the ball
to study the shot?
y. Yes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06
AQUEDUCT RESULTS

First rae" tnvc furlonEs) First.
suspicion. IL TO |. to !. to .. see
ond. Laura GHifncy, To /. ? to !
10 >: third. Betty Wood. : TO 2. ,
10 :, TO .. Time 1900 20. Also ran
-Clovaly. Jennie g.. IueS Iassie, Pa
piliion. Gray Bonnet. Graylctt-.
Second race (about two and ou"-
half miles -First. Kull's-Ey-, IL L.
!, to /, out: second. joyful, " To .
10 3. out: third. Roi craig. . to :.
Ia ). out. Time. j:l3 20. Also ran
Syrdarya. NiIilHntc, Phoenix.
Third rae" tsix and "A half FUR
)pnrSb First. Nalor. to |. ! to !.
to >. second. Finally. :: To ., , ii :
! To I: third. Shnif"r. : "a !. ! To !
J IL =. Time. 1913. Also ran--prlh.
~ India. Jauncbar, Spuaw man, Blazcd
rraii.
/. Fourth race Conc mlc)-First
'rhimbl-. 10 i. 3 to 3. out, second
HcnrOSr. / TO ., To =, out; third
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06
CHAMPIONSHIP CROWN
SURE FOR R|CHMONDER
Matches i'll Scmifinals Rcplclc
With Extra-Holc
Events.
Tide I'm Womcn'r Event May Also
Come to RirhmOnd-Country Club
Professional on Winning Team in
Match for Purse.
[srccial tn rhe TLmcs.nisrntch1

Especial To The Times Dispatchl
HOT SfRlNGS. VA. July 9Th"
third day OF TIA" Virginia Golf As
sociations tournament at Hot Springs
was an cvcutfGl one and full or high
interest. Perfect weather followed
the downpour of tho Fourth Of July.
and every on" Was in corresponding
In tho scminna}s Of today silas NJ.
Newton defeated T.. II. Robbitt. = and
l. I'm "A spectacular match. 'obbitt.
shot. leaving him go yards from tn"
pin. He carried tho woods with a
full braSsie ten feet from the pin.
Newton had full midiron from "a
hanging lie ~ play over trees. which
no played hole high and halvcd tn"
hole In four. Rchh!tt WAS out in 26.
turn. Newton played the incoming
nine holes in thirty-scV"u strokes
and won on the seventeenth hole. :
Newton Defeats Gordon Wood.
The earlier match hntwccn Newton
and Gordon Wood resulted In great
battle. Newton Winning, on thu"
down several short puts. the green's
being very keen and fast. Newton
was playing very long tee shots and
Peck. in tn" lower bracket, won
his morning round by up against
Soudcr and defeated otoy on the
peS,dr 6,oy mol" Of 2nd m se aarred
II. II. Hume. present state champion.
10 twenty ono holes. winning by run-
ninc down "A ,hIrty-foOt putt.
The matches today We're rrpl-tr
with extra hole events. there being
six. Notchkiss, IN IN" consolation of
n" championship Hight, defeated
Marshall WhitlaCh, Charlottesville
and WASHINGTON golfer. on the nine
teenth hole.
Mrs. Yimmcrmnn's Play Features.
In the woman's championship flight
Mrs. Zimmerman, after one II ihc
hardest fought battles OF the tuurnN-
nIert. defeated Mrs =. \ Kelvin
and . Mrs, Joan Jones defeated Mrs
". ]. Wood and s. thereby win
ming The right 20 play Mrs thinner
TlEl IN the finals. This j. Mrs. Xim-
rierwaus first championship. Sh"
hiss shown e fine hraud OF golf and
may prove an amazing surprise in
.he finals.
II the professional match In The
afternoon between Joseph Fuller, ~
Hot S7-,rcs ART wlltred Thompson.
- The Virginia Country club ".
L=ors-f E'i.S q Hot springs ami
William Nltchell, OF ;hc RoSuo,..
Country club the former won, : M
tr- purse q $50 Ire spectacular
feature z the match Ms me lo0E
driving NJ. Thompson ans Mitchell
--o;--sca n s-@S ch@ round w.th
fls : = :. :o- SHE'S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06
ONCE 4 HOPELESS CRIPPLE.
NOW ATHLETIC TOPNOTCHEP
Hamilton Believed Never Able to Walk but Finishes
College Career as American Decathlon and
Pentahon Champion

hnc" and vii power attained many
MINORS on track and H"ld Natr.cu-
lhtinS into tn. r'niverqity ~ Nj
souri,. tho star high school a,hro,n
came under tho ey" Of Coach Ron
simpson. tn" worlds greatest hurd-
Ter. In hiE college DAYS
seeing his v"rsailllty. Coach Situn-
son continued IA" DEVELOPMENT ar
hamilton n nu all-rouud a,hl.i.
,i"nIit ron always finished nigh ia polo
h!Scus and Jnnv"liu throwing sprint
ing ana hurdlIng. and carried away
nhhE victories for tn" i'niv.rsi,v or
missouri! In meets BESIDES ne ,ya.
captain OF IN" varsity Tiger fon,b,ll
eI"N"n last wear. lie also par,Iciun,
ed ~ he Olympic games at An,wcru
In 1920.
Not only did hc excel i'm a,hI.,i,,,
hnt h" graduated with n"st 10 mo
highest honors in his class in scho-
l,stiC work " 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06

yru, wreck , ,n,,hin. almost 81. sen
i,',,J.,,,,iI,. ~ .,nnvatsJ a,hle, a..
,'pin, Iii ,,I ,wn rnrmiJahj. Nit
~, ., 81. ,,,i.x az swuttrrs Win
:, .,,u,,i. ~ ,i,,.r,.rs ~ Komm-i's cali
49, -, .,r,,,,h,r m. iuu.r works.
H.. N.,,.Is,n,., w,,ula .,uin la. r.nl
.mu,,.,,I,r> fnr M AMERICAN bunting
Efforts ar, hrfux made Ia have the
\,yy,;,.,,,f, 'rrch r,ntb,lI game.
10 ,,.J 49, N,I,,r,,, i,at.,L of Nnnnno
~. SI,,.h an urr.nr.ment wn,Ild
MIN h,ir, ~ az ,hr North 10
III, i, nriJ.
70 nro,, ,h,t IN. t.ran,h turf TO
.os,nopnIIt,n IN. ,lau noo Grand priX
10 ,,.r,s w,w vnu hy ',I.f,iin ownr,i
Nv crack rii,I,.u ~ an IrIshmun
and trained hy an American.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06

who was tied with Wilson or Rich
monh, and Parker. of Norfolk. with
~ nut won in the shoOton Wilson
Nhnt from the tCenty-two- yard mark.
scratch.
\. +. Mercer. Of Norfolk. was win
l"r OF the 3uO-targrt event at six
len Earns. his scor" of "si topping
~ w. Wilson. Of Richmond 9Sr and
H.. IT,, White. Gastonin. 2S2
Professional hounrs went ,n f.. II
St"rr. 81 Richmond. with 2al, while
duncan, OF Charlotte. tied with 2.n
Tor second place. Lester German was
fourth with 2SS
Phenomenal shooting was done un
der advcrs" weather conditions No
TWO targets flew alike with the high
winds OF tho afternoon and pnI,irl.
rain OF tho morning Throurhout
tho day. tho targets iurnp.d and
ducked III manner disConC.rtlny TO
INC most experienced irapshnts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06
Try Associated rress.l

COLUMBIA, NO. July 5.-Al-
though he was physicnlly handicap
ped in hoyhood. doctors SAYING nc
would not be able to walk again.
truths Kerr Hamilton has finished
one OF the greatest versatile Coll.r.
athletic car"crs by graduating from
the University OF Missouri
Hamilton. who holds The American
"ecathi"n and penathlpn champion
snip. suffered from a u S"Hsc OF the
alp. when he was 10 ycaSs old IL
was learned today, and a physician
toid MS parents at iiarrISonVilI.,
MO. there was no hope for the boys
physical recovery. The youths left
leg was said 10 he more than AN inch
shorter than the RICH, log
e But the seemingly hopeless event
took plaCe-youug BrutuS was cured
~ his physical handicap. He entered
nigh school aud by shner nnrseNcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06
LAIRD NEW CHAMPION
BY FINE SHOOTING IN
STATE
Norfolk Man Leading Amateur in Three Evcnts-E H
Storr, of Richmond, Tops All Gunncrs i'm Pro.
fcssional Class Final Day.

Duplicating his fine work Of the
previous day, II. G. Laird. of Norfolk
yesterday captured the old Dominion
irapshootins amateur championship
ucicatihE II w. Wilson, of Richmond!
10y TWO birds. in the 2OO-targct match.
i:nir" turned IN card Of 100, while
W lisoh mao" lNS. Laird. who won in
doubles on Tuesday. added another
trophy yesterday by taking the all
round amateur till, which included
thc total OF tn. 200 singles al six
teen yards. the twenty-five doubles
'uu lon handicap, with ~ high scor.
of 40 out of the possible 3aO Nv his
"Ncciicnt work, Mr.. Laird viii repre-
sent the OLA dominion in in. II,
son Dixon challenge cup event Mt Al
lantic city in September
III. c. White. OF GaStonia y G
was high gun in the inQ-targct ham
dicap. with ~. but. while receiving
m" money. was not awarded the title
which went 10 baccv. OF I.ynchhurr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06

Hope will be availanit FOR duty be-
hind III. plate. having come In from
Atlanta. The iuiield + IN good SHAPE
with the possible exception az cumis-
HE second gam" with Nurfolk Satur-
rlay. The outer works ar" well taken
care OF WIKI oldr'nr. Ramos aud krI
.'r. as sw'"t an "ntn"id as ga" he
Confidence IN the moundsmen they
arc to support IS III" on" thing the
SANDERS lack, but which VII be-
gained 10y few wins. Noel In th-
Washington gam" aud In thu one h"
-nat he could stand the gan II given
urop"r backjuu i'Inn"ruu came
through great against the builders,
"a Driver has an even break 50 far.
ln Lotus DodSon and Joyce a needed
hrac"r for the hilr will he found,
doubtless.
Tomorrow Will be Tom Miller day
"a, Reading The local boy will re-
~ regulation size. valu,s! at $500. as
reward Tor driving tho first ball out
- tn" Reading ozark th's season. the
lat being ou- seldom attained. Tom.
however park"h thr pill IN the sec
md cnm" - ~" season. Tw" wcr"
10 has". and ~" count stood two and
-hr-" ON Mill"- when h" connected
NTH one ~ Paddy Martins shoots.
The uriz" was donated 10y william II
-ad"u. The covEh-drop king
Arthur A Fink rpresen,lng the
Sr0-'s'n"n's Review y, Cincinnati.
N0r IN town 20 cover the Virginia
'-sU-s footing tournament has FOR
man" y.--s h""n identified with base
.s.I beading Mr.. FinE j. onthusi-
tN'e over Nil."r's ability. and pre-
I'C's great future Tor him. Chief
"-r-"r = wil' ne recalled. IS pilott,g
re P-nn>y lvaniars.
lack Dunn announces that be will
--.. 'ft"" az Ms stars buuui,, has
- = b" known 10 friends here tina,
l'o'"E. MS sensational Sluru.r. and
5'~n'l'y VIII :" 70 Connie Mack (
100 ogden j. slated to Join the
S"ds. Tu- tr'sEing up 81 tho orioIos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06

Chateau Thicrry. 3 to .. ! to ON,
Time. as 40. Also ran-tEono,. -
fhth rae" thv" furlonrs) First.
ilr!ish Tat, 10 L. :" /. TO |.
second. Soviet. to l. . to ! Ia
,nIrh. SuHihna 10 !. " Ia l. | to l.
Inc. l:Ol - Also ran RiInii
Hinattcr For. k"wpi- <. sponsor.
l.uclduS.
:. SiNth rae" ave furlonss) First.
Nasshu. I" |, | TO /. To .. S.rond.
Sh'h!l.tr. 10 /. To .. ,o q. third.
'usiab"ut. : ,u !. {" !. > 10 =. Thine.
tor. Ethmcn. Morton. Am patriur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06

The fin left me In such run down
condition life was miserable and work
burden" declared John w. Thomas.
we'll known insurance man. 500 Tat
nall street. Wilmington. Del. in n
recent statement regarding Tanlac.
Twice ! was n victim OF the nu.
no continued the last time about
two years ago, ana sine. then ] SUI
forrd from stomach trouble, nervous
ness and dizzy spells. After eating.
gas on my stomach worked up
through my chest and made my heart
beat 80 fast II alarmed me and |
nearly hmothcr"d. ] could never get
n good nights sleep and rot up
mornings with II mean taste In my
Uouth aud all tired out.
"othcr medicines seemed to do me
harm instead OF good. but three bot =
Hos OF Tanlac rid me OF indiIcStio ion,
the nervousness and dizziness. My
sleep In resiful and am feeling like
q different man. Tanlac Is certainly
great"
Tanlao In sold by all good drus
gists.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06
BUGS WIN MOUND DUEL
FROM ROCKY MOUNT, 3~2
Wildncss and Poor Suppar,i
Cause Tarhccls' De-
fcat

Especial tn The Times Dispatch.1
WILSON. y. C.. July Sin a pitch
ers' battle between Southpaws Raw
and Iicarnc. Wilson today won from
Rocky Mount. TO q Henrne al
lowed nine hits TO Rays three. bud
Wilson scored two runs IN tho eighth
inning on Rays wildnoss and moor
support. The work of the entire WI
son team was too good to try ,u
pick out the stars. while winston and
Steinbrenncr were lenders for Rorl \
Mount along with Ray.
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06
TIGERS WIN, Al THOUGH
0UTH|T BY CLEVELAND
ny Associated press.l

DETROIT, MICH. July I.-S,eph-
"nSon's error hnh itlUcs triple after
Two "er" out IN thc eleventh inning
CAV" thc Tis-rs tn" inHl game of tn,
Cleveland series today Detroit was
"Hthii. Tut obtained blows timely.
Np-hk"r hit IA home rum in the rrst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06
JUNIOR WORLDS RAG
FLIES IN LOUISVILLE
fRy Assnc,n,ed rrns.

LOUISVILLE. KY July 9Th,
long postponed flag-raisirg program
~ m" local American Associate,
team was carried on, today with the
aid ~ kindly weather man Here.
t"for" rain had blocked ,he event, \
hhnd Mayor Quinn and Thomas J
hickory. president Of tn" asspCin,
swung IN" junior worlds series pcnt
n"ni 20 hr""Z" preceding double
header with indianapolis l.ouisv!ll.
Won the banner by defeating thu
baltimore international League club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06

OF
OF that
to
Wilson
day the Colts should be in fine ele for the
Richmond Noel Driver and Finnegan In shape
and bod
he Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06
ION AND PECK WIN WAY INTO STATE GOLF TITLE FINALS
Stranger Ed Radios
His Def to DEMPSEY
iKN Assnclatcd Press

WICHITA. kANS.. July 5.-In n
radio mcsSac" broadcast from
Wichita today. Ed "Stranglcr"
Lewis. worlds champion wrestler,
reiterated his challenge to Jack
Dempsey. worlds heavyweight
champion boxer for mixed bout.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06
PIRATES LOSE, TO CUBS
Iny Assor,n,cd Ircss.1

firTSHURGH IN. July The
'hicaH" Cubs defeated the Pirates. IL
1" :, today. finding PITCHERS Carlson
and Hamilton for thirteen hits in
seven innings. Jones did we'll, except
in the NTH, when the Pirates scored
twice. and In the ninth. when Il he
lated rally brought three runs. Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06
WOMEN SWIMMERS
ENTER BIG RACE
Try AssncIatcl rr.ssl

Los ANGELES. July Miss Helen
WAINWRIGHT and MISS Ethel Mctiary.
% IN" New YORK swimming AssoCia-
tion, will race nine OF the Los Anrr-
les, Athletic clubs foremost women
swimmers in the clubs tank next Fri
day night. Th"lma Finn viii be nit
ted against Miss Wainwright i'm a
hftN-yard race. as will also Niol,
Hartman and kath"rin. Brown Ma :
II" curtis and Lois Barry viii clash
with Ethel Mc,iary in a 600 yard
race
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summary: T.Nn- has" ms Duncan.
Flack 80. Pinrlli. Markl". Three
has" hit-Mcc IiuUc run
liornshy stolen base stock. Sac
riii""S Fiack, lmrus.. Double plays
pauhrrt 10 kimmiCk 80 baubcrt
i>immiCk Ia pauh"ri. Left on bases
Cincinnati. 4. -. Lnuis. q. Eases
on hnlls on Markl". s S'ru"k ont
hv Barfoot. >; by Markl". >. hit
by pitchcr-hy Rarfont CFinellD.
lmp!rcs. KLEIN and rfIrman. Time.
as
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Colts Pinned to Tackle Circuit Toppers
GOSSIP OF SPORTDOM
Tom Miller Will Get Handsome Trophy
by EARLE LUTZ

Ran-soakcd
breathing spell
OF the Builders the Richmond
and the Colts saved
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HEAVY HITTING COPS
BOTH NATIONAL GAMES
Cliff Marklc Found by Cardi-
mails for Ten Runs in
Two Frames.
IBy Associated Press

ST. LOUIS. MO. July 5.-Thc Car
uLnais hattcd Marklc hard today in
the second and third innings in
which they scored ten runs. and d.
,eated Cincinnati. II 90 l. Rogers
iiornsby hit his twentieth hom. run
OF the season in the eighth inning
tying kennth Williams. Of the local
Americans for tn" 1872 mai"r
league lead. clyde Earfoot. Tvxa~
league recruit. pitching his hrS'
game FOR tn" Cardinals. held IN. Reds
I" seven hits score:
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Atlanta. 10: Sew Orleans. & called
ait"r 81. innings 10 allow <cw Or
leans to Catch trHinD.
Nashville. ct Chattau"oEa. 90.
lLt'l" Rock. 10. Memphis q
birmingham. :. Mobile" q
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STAT, crt. nrol., VII,

FlTISi5j RGH, PA July 8. Stat2.
cent"rh"!u,r ;ur the chicago Ma
tonals received fracture q: a bon"
in MS right Wis, when =; bat Tor
IN: irst tiin" III. tOdaS's game WIKI
PITTS bGT.u here
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NHI.itE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
'hi"hg" ~ Philadelphia.
Cleveland Mt New York
-. Louis Mt Huston
only srh,duI,d
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY
on-Phiindclphim. p"~tpn g Il
ruin.
Pittsburgh, - Chicago n
st. Louis. liz Cincinnati g.
Others not scheduled.