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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday. Wednesday and Friday
As information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Trains
DAILY. unless other ese shown
Daily oIcept Sunday. I Sunday only.
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CAN NORWICH De BEATEN
. OVER LONGER DISTANCE?
Defeat in Carlton Stalk ex
Raises Question Among
Racegoers,
tBy United News.1

NEW YORK. June ls.-Morvich.s
defeat over the mile course in tho
Carlton Stakes by whi,ney's whiska-
way Saturday raises the question:
Can Norwich be beaten over a
longer distance?
And Ia this connection. the three
zsAy-eld dskut a. Olympus In the
Hanover Handicap A. Adueduct Mon
day !s being watched with interest
10y raCcgoers.
whiskaway. who. In winning the
Carlton set new records for the
half mile. five and six furlongs. is
regarded mainly as fashy miller.
There is nothing In his pedigree, IL
IL argued. to mark him az a Compel
itor Of Norwich at Il greater distance
With Olympus. on the other hand
the cas-. Is different. This horses
performance In defeating Bonifacs
at Havre de Grace early In the spring
Still In heraldeh as one OF the great
turf achievements OF the year. And
ms distance is anywhere from "a mile
l" two or even three miles.
olympus is heavy favorite to
win the Hanover.
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LEWIS TO HURL FIRST
GAME AGAINST TRUCKERS

hnbe Oidrinr's Colts viii return
nome this afternoon for six games
meeting the Portsmouth Truckers tn.
Hrst hhlf OF the week. and the WI.
saturday.
tn" team arrives here ar,cr sui
i'rlhs fouf defeats At tho hand. az
m" Bronchos in Rocky Mount, aud
"GrupF!nE IN" cellar p0sition About
NC only thing accomplished nv the
"itS on the road trip Was To make
IN" virginia League race a four-ynr-
m"r"d ana Rocky Noun. Wilson.
portsmouth and Newport News being
closely hunchcd for the league lead
erShip wilson found tho Tare rather
easy. and Newport News took ,hrc.
from Portsmouth. when /, seemed
mat IN" Truckers were destined TO
hold top nonors
Lewis, the hurlcr who has been out
OF the game for several weeks be
caus. Of an injury 10 his Anger. may
nur! this afternoons game againat
IN" Truckers. Judging from the
showing made by III. other hurlcrs
IN Rocky Mount. Lewis is tn" only
p!tchcr on tho local s,an Capabi. OF
stopping tn. visitors today
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GOLFERS BUSY LEARNING
CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE
Gny Associated press !

ATLANTA. June IS.-The Eastlake
course OF the Atlanta Athletic club,
where the Southern amateur golf
tournament viii start Tuesday. was
tn. scene 81 many matches today as
entrants iamiliariAed themselves with
the dimCult course and tested their
in"ttle against it's scientIhcally laid
traps.
The tournament in which II Is cN-
pected from $50 20 200 Of III" South's
hest golfers Will seek 10 qualify Tues
day Will last through Saturday, tho
lowest siXty-four in tn. qualifying
round starting the preliminary round
Wednesday, morning, the top thirty
TWO constituting the CHAMPIONSHIP
section. I.ow medalist and the team
cha ri pionship viii be decided In the
qualifying round.
There also viii he special flights
for men over - years OF axe in adj
dition To tn. flights 10 he formed AT
ter Wednesdays play, and the Druid
Hills Club viii stage an Invitation
meet for those who fail I" place in
the FIRST siXty-four. Atlanta play
ers have been busily engaged on the
course for several weeks and a num-
her OF entrants from other cities
spent sunday there. Among the first
irIlNdtS were II X. 'Itfh) 'ilLi'T'
Of Memphis: Ewing watkins. Of Chat
tanooSa, and bCtavuS Roy Cohen, Biz
mingham newspaper man and maya
zine writer. Wemzicr was runnerup
at Nashville last year. to Perry Adair.
Atlanta, present South champion.
Rohby Jones, former title holder.
and rated as one Of the Leaders OF
American golfers, recently underwent
an operation for removal Of a small!
vein In his leg which had became en-
larrcd. and has not indicated whether
he Will play.
Participants In the tournament VIII
find the Eastlake course one that re-
qu!r"s every sort of golf shot Five
of the eighteen holes are Of the one
shot variety and five are protected by
water lMmns OF from 90 To $50 wards.
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known carpenter. of Middletown. Pa,
10 West High Street. in a recent in
terview with the Plant Juice Man.
II am 73 and could not work be-
cause OF poor health. My food didn't
digest and my stomach seemed sour
and had bilious attacks. dizziness
and spots before my eyes. My kid
neys and bladder were weak and
caused me to get up often at night.
so that slept poorly.
PLANT Juice put my stomach IN fine
condition. relieved the biliousness and
dizzy spells and strengthened my
kidneys and bladder so that i don't
have to get up at night and can sleep
soundly. II simply did wonders for
me. and I'm working every day now.
MY wife had the rheumatism and
constant pain in the back from her
Kidneys. Plant Juice relieved her.
and we both recommend It,"
Plant Juice Is sold In Richmond at
Tragis's Drug Store; in Petersburg
by Morrison, tho Drug Man; in Chase
chEhx;tks.G hAaA-fttx; nI4g1 Ga.1pAdy.
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ARGENTINE FIGHTER
NOW IN MONTENIDEO
Try Associated Press |

MoNIENlDEO. June IS.-I.uis An
e.! flrpo, h-avywcight puGilistic
champion OF South America, arrived
her" yesterday from tn. United
states. where during the past spring
II" won two bouts in signal fashion.
Deep appreciation OF the reception
gwen MN BY the American people
Was expressed by the tighter when
h" landed
flrpo SAID h" had signed n contract
20 meet thc winner of the forthcom :
!nE bout between Joe Beckett and
Frank Moran. The battle Will take
place in London. he said. but the
Time has not as vet been deter
mined. lie added he had made ar
IahEolnchtS with promoter to meet
an unnamed opponent in Havana,
probably IN October.
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cal debut on May 80. Will be In the
ring Thursday night, this time as
referee. II may prove rather hard
TOT charlie TO resist the temptation
OF wading Into the melee himself.
In baseball parlance, Holman's speed
VIII enable him TO be ION top OF
every play" and he will see to il
mat the boxers box. and no, stall.
These bouts are for members only
The field where the matches Will be
staged is given over to young boys
and girls during the week DAYS. and
the recreation work aCcompli shed
there has drawn favoraLl" comment,
from leading recreation workers of
this city. Through adult m.mhcr-
ships this work is financed The
older men have the privilege Of the
baseball field. clubhouse. shower
"hthS, lockers and boxing shows. To-
day is the last day applications for
memberships. enabling the members
TO witness Thursdays bouts. viii be
con sidcrcd.
Thursday nights card follows:
Young" Bowen and Joe Dundee
ten thrcc-minute rounds
Johnny Rcbham and Jack Craw-
iord. eight three rounds
Red" Leonard and Lew prnp-
Sey. eight three minute rounds.
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ST. LOUIS STOPS RUSH OF GIANTS IN A nv
GOLF COMMITTEE HOLDS MEETING
THIS AFTERNOON AT 1880 O'CLOCK


made
OF ohtrics which will
Of
by
DO
chnon
s rnws tho best payers OF Richmond
gallery expected
8 '"'
unit
c.
and Percy Straus Lakeside ""'S N'u''
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ID COLLEG Els ENTER
HANERFORD MEET
IEy AssncInicd rrcss l

MEM YORK, June Fifteen col
I"I.S nave entered teams and sew
"thcrS NAV" sisniiicd Intentions
of doing 50 IN tn. annual iut,rrnlIc-
S'at championship. beginning at
it"Nerford. Pa, June % This is the
.hrscSt hcld that ever has competed
III the event.
IN" presence OF two California
t,ah". Leland Stanford and Southern
aIii"rnIa. and the Universities Of
1"Nas ana Oklahoma teams. besides
vera from the Middle West. Will
CIV" the meet the most nationalistic
aspect IN its history.
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soutbrrp t,.o,I,,i,r

Now Orleans, s. Nashville, 5.
Memphis Birmingham, postponed
rain.
Mobile. II; Chattanooga. |.
tDnly three games schadulcd.)
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SENATOR'S. |: CHICAGO. 0
IRy Associated Press !

CHICAGO. June lS,-Spccta cUlar
fielding by Sam Rice. a high wind and
Sneely's muW ~ pop ny enabled
Washington TO defeat Chicago. TO o,
in great pitching duc! between Cr-
ban Fabvr and " alter Johnson. On
Two occasions Ric- went into deep
center and Ola. time sp-3tr-d drive
Mich cut on runners who were on
the bases Num-rour OF thu White
SNN drives We're held back by the
wind which enabled the n-ldrrs TO
- under the ball. III" break came
IN the Washington ninth. Rice sim
g!eG and went IN s"cond on q sac
rifcs. Shanks famed, and Brewer
sent Up a h!rh ~. which Shecly
mured Rice scoring. Tn. score:
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TWILIGHT CONTESTS
ARE FREE TO PUBLIC

Baseball games played a, c G.
Field by teams Of the TwlI,c,,
League Will be free 10 the rpI,iir
bog inning today \ small adrTssio,
zee mas been charged FOR prey,6,,e
Gon'ests but officials Of IN" cnurcn
cided 70 play che games far 1
beneft OF the public Enccusnr NH
10 played by the youngsters. IL, ,,Es
organization. and the association Ia.
vf'es the pubic 10 attend the col,
tests
Wednesday afternoon Church I'm
Athletic club VIII play In. WhI,.
SoK. N Fredericksburg. at 9 O. A.
fleid' the Fredericksburg team rs
reported To he fast one, al'hnurb
II was beaten las, week bv tn. ,.,,,
from Mineral. Va "Cy" p.,,co
pitched for Mineral. and held the sox
10 one hit.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
main Street Sfstiont

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
oao q. main Street Phone Randolph az
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EASTERN STATES CUP
WON BY MISS BALIIN

ElIliIA, June lS-Niss
iiortn'' Haliln, OF New YORK CIV.
today Won IA" womhn's lawn tennis
.i.ainr !"hShip "i PENNSYLVANIA and
E'El'in .!"i's 10y defeating Mis-.
,\n"r u Tow ns"ud. rhiiad.lphia. in
nc ius round. I-i G-4. 80
Ne 'ourn"m"ur was PLAYED m.
''" . M"S -, but rain twice caused
I"S 'P"u"in"ul nf IN" final single,
mar u was then decided To- ni.,T
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19

summary: Two has" hits H.rdl.s
Clark. Stolen bases ! Jackson
i"D, Terry. Sacrifice hits--W. Jack
son, Ballow. Double plays-T.rry 10
JhCkfon u w. Jackson: R"adies to
w. Jackson: A. Goodman to ruEh
Gus Hutchinson Ia \. Goodman Ia
Pugh X. Clark I" Puyh Tilt hy
pltcher-by r. Clark Cr"rryJ Lief,
on bases Raleigh Forbes. 8 Mont
rose. : First base on error Mont
rose. 2: Raleigh Forbes. /. Bases on
ii!ts-ofr Green in .. IN Il. Carl.
! IN .. struck out--hy Green bv
H. Clark. .. Time OF game 80 tan
pre-. Washer. scorer. LcmrS.yS.
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4 PROTESTED GAMES
LOST BY DANNILLE

Sr"ctal 10 The Times D!gpa,cn
'ANNu, LE. VA. June is-The
i'anvill" baseball fans recently ,n-
c"nfaS"d hs four straight Victories
hy IN" TnbaCconists in an nno-, TO
get out Of the cellar OF tn" Pied
mont League. received sad jolt this
morning when they read that prrvt-
Gent w -. Rranhnm. in rulings on re-
entity contested games. which coi-
l'lirh -FOUR contests. which Dauvil,.
won. /" rival teams. a hfth game
which Danvil!e protested. was ayarh-
ed ia" locals. In addition u three
additional defeats, which must nc
posted on the records the Danvillr
h">.hhI! club II soaked" iwo Hu"s
~ {2UO.
bnnvilic loses most az tn. Carfci;etg
E"mr~ on tn" sCOr. that Manager
IommN Abbott played four clnNs mon
~ these games against the rule. 81
tn" League Examination OF the ..-
cord 81 Third EHN"nan DunY shows
nat h- - class man ami Mr.
Hramhhm claims mat IL waS N,hptt. 4
place 10 determine his eligibility ne
A"nd question before playing him.
ia" tu"S are also on this -cor.
This brings Dhnvillc's ltIudinr
down several points. The locals !.ay.
won fifteen and lost thirLy-un.
games. while High Point. -. G., watch
- at tn" tor Of IA" ladder. ahs won
twenty seven and lost eighteen
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LAST-MINUTE CHANGE IS MADE
IN BOXING GARD FOR THURSDAY

y !as,-mlnu,c change in tho bo,

y !asi-ninute change in tho boS-
inE program to hc Riven By tho
church Nill Athletic Association. at
g. c. a. Field. Thursday night. was
announced last night by Charles
Felvcy. an oncla! OF the association
telegram received hero Is TO the
effect that ~ Denny. who was
matched with Johnny Rvbhnn In an
e!Sht-r"und bout. VIII he unable 10
come {" Richmond. because OF an
injury received In II recent match
JACK Crawford year-old
y"unsster. Will take Denny's place
IN The ring against Rehham. Craw-
FORD IS promising youthful boxer
waose style Of boxing resembles that
II the late Terry McGovern. Craw
tord mas been matched To appear
IN Newark. y. j.. tonight, and viii
he IN excellent physical condition
Tor the hsht against Rebhsm Thurs
day night
Since January l. Crawford has an
ptared in the ring twenty times. and
mas ten knockouts 10 his credit six
"' the matches he won on points.
,hfee resulted In draw and one a
defeat. Crawford's only heatin. q,
the year was suffered at the hands
Of Jimmy jeanette, OF Newark, who
won on points
In Johnny Rebham. Crawford viii
race FAST boxer. who halls from
Baltimore. and claims the light
weight championship of MARYLAND.
kehham's rinE gencralship won CON
siderable praise from the newspap.r
"ritics recently when he won a de-
cisiNe victory against n young hone
th' VINO aspired Ia the state title
As IN" night OF the boxing pro-
gram I'm III, 49,,
door event is not confined tn tho
East End. but is general throughout
me city. The first matches on Me-
mortal Day night We're highly sue
c"sSful.
Charlie Holman, who mad. his To-
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HOME RUNS FACTORS
IN ST. LOUIS VICTORY
Browns Strengthen Hold on
First at Expense of
Athletics.

ST, Louis, June lS.-ii"me runs by
Stsler and Williams enabled the
Rrowns 10 tighten their grip ON first
rlncr today lay Defeating Philadelphia
y TO J, while New lnrR Was losing to
CLEVELAND. The lucnls. ~ u result Of
t"daN's victory. are Que and one half
games ahead uf the Yankees. Three
pitchers We're used 10y each club. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19

tNl.I MORE, June lS.-Tcunis
players of nntional note are entered
~ IN" Mary iand open State lawn
tennis championships. which begin
lnih"iIpW afternoon on the courts of
IN" l'altltIor" Country Club These
inc!ud" Watson Washburn. Colonel
Viii :; Johnson. Herbert l.. Bow
man and the Anderson brothers Fred
and Frank. Carl Fischer and RAY
and Paul kunkcl. Play will continue
every afternoon until saturday.
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PIRATES, 2; DODGERS, 0
icy Associated Press

BROCkLYN. June ls.-Pittsburgh
oianked Brooklyn, 20 Q. in an ab-
orer!ated game today, called at tn.
Emo OF inc sixth because OF rain.
Cooper had the best Ut R.uther On
the mound and in the nrst inning
tanned two men with the bases tulf
!hTee singles and a helder's choice
save the Pirates their runs. Thu
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IcnrIr. CnntnIn. TIp...

:, i,NN'tTpN y. j.. mn" Holm
i,o 49,, ~ .t a. Narher'h. Pa. viii
". oap'ain 81 IN" Princeton hasn-
Dan team next season. Il, was
sou.cen toaay. Jenr!es is one OF Inc
most mos Versatile Tiser,athletes' servinr
outfelder. e@tcheF and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19

WHERE THEI PLAY TODAY.
Pittsburgh Mt BrooLi,n.
81. Louis Mt New York
Cincinnati nj Boston.
thlcnSo mt Philndclphia
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nIchmond Mn. in Now YnrL.

The Richmond Giants defeated the
Murray I'M baseball club in tho
gam" played yesterday on the Cath
ole Ir"tcctoratc Grounds in New
iork CITY. by q score ~ : to =. Tho
'iubS were 10 play double header,
hut rain prevented III" second con-
tcst. u" Richmond Giants play to-
day In Philadelphia.
Scor" by innings: r. n T.,
Richmond ...... $40 oO0 o0o-7 II 2
Murray Hin . 600 100 0l3-5 x 4
batteries: Richmond Henderson
and smith: Murray I'M. Golding and
Tee. Home run Fletcher
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INDIANS, 9: YANKS, ,

~ NN>UCIHf-d HESS.
HlEN El.SNp. OHIO june lS-
Sew York suffered it, seventh
Stral KIT defeat when n lost TO ci.vc-
ANA 'udaN, e Ia Hoy; vas
knocked ont ~ IN" box IN the ar-t
inning and NUrray W,s hut little
more "n"r'4vr CovcleskE. was in
great form Striking ont eight Yam
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19

Wash nEton .,..-.. Goa 600 o0l i
'rgrarn Ou6 mo OuO "A
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s2oO. 400 Fire n, Spe.dwny.

SAN FRANCISCO. June lS-Ths
greater san Francisco speedway at
san Carlos. twenty miles sou. II Of
here: an automobile racing cOurs. Of
wooden construction throughout was
destroyed by nrc today with an es-
tinatcd loss OF 5000, 900
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NEW YORK LOSES FOURTH
: GAME THIS YEAR At HOME
Drop Abbreviated Contest to
Cardinals After Winning
Eight Straight.
FRED ToNEY PITCHES AGAIN
IIurla for First Time since Injury of
n Month AEo-'rNo Runs scored On
Him Duc TO ErrorS-Frisrh Drives
over Home Hun.

POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK, June
Is.--The st, Louis Nationals stopped
New York's winning streak here to-
day, taking an abbreviated Ave timing
game by score OF 10 =.
II was only the fourth game lost
at HON. by New York this year. Rain
stopped the gam. in the sixth inning.
when the worlds champions had run
Ders on third and first with one out.
Toney pitched his first game for
New York since his injury of "A month
ago, and two runs scored on him
were due to errors. Thu score:
ST. Louis.
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STANDING or cLtHs.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Warrington nj Chicago.
Philadelphia at 81. I.ouIs
Nrw York at tirNcIuud
boston mt Detroit
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TIGERS. 81 BOSTON.
~ Ass.rIa..e 49,

r1l--rri -, ~VIH IN IIT">s-
~ Ky H. June Is.-HOston vas
Detroit hi pennock ana karr ononro
tuae!y ana "cn the hrs, game o.: ne
se'!sS 70 J. u was tn. TiCa-..
s!%th straight victory.
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IS Is, BUT WORKS
EVERY DAY NOW
Aged Man Says Plant Juice
Put His Stomach in Fine
Condition..

PLANT Juice not only improved my
health 80 that ! can work every day.
but also did my wife great deal OF
good" said Mr.. Martin Reese, we'll
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SummarN: 1Wc-hase hits-H0Oper
stolen hasa-MOSl!l Sacrifices
Judge. Double PLAYS Judge to Peck
inpaugh TO harris. Mulligan TO
Shcely Left on bases ashington
chicago. :. I5sS" ON balls off W.
Johnson ( Struck out-hy Faber.
3 ny ". Johnson l. Umpires Owens,
Walsh End Evans. Time. 1876.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PLAY roma,
High Point mt ItnirIgh
DnnNilIr Mt GrrrnSboro.
Durham at Winston-Spirp
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
cleveland, ~; New York, ..
Detroit, ~ bnst0n. I.
nshinHt"n. II thirngo, u.
II. Louis. ~ PhIindrIphin, =.
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summary: Two-bsae hit. smith.
1hree-bas hits-Frisch. Hornsby
home run-FrisCh. Double plays
Lavan and fournicr CD. Left on
bssee-Ncw York. 5: St Louis. /
Base on balls-on Pcrtica, 3. of
IonGy. ]. Struck out-by Tuney. 3.
by iert!ca, ?. Hit by pitcher-by
Pcriica NoungJ. Empires. KLEIN
and Mccormick. Time. 1910.
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49, VTW 7 Z WW'"""f
'uihbarion .......... Ouu 600 ulO-.
summary: Two base hits quar-
i"IS' WOOD, NandorcsOn. o'Rricu.
S'"lth oaSrS-tiarNty, TrevvetI, Iy-
'"i, 'raNhtt touarTcls. Sacrifice hits
Harv"y aud Lucas Doubl. plays-
suarreis to Davis to Moore: Ciravall
To Wood to Ford Hit hy pltrhcd
hali--Nandoreson U.ucasJ. by Tins
ley, DAVIS. Left on bascs-Dun-
narton. -. Laurel. 10. First bias. on
"tFor-lau 2: Dumbarton. !. Bases
on 5alls-of Tinsicy. !: on Vandor.
son. 3. Hits-or Tinsley. in .: OF
Mandoreson. II in 2. Struck out-by
IlnSley. /. by Nandoreson. J.. Time
Zane. Scorer, w. T. Toomhs.
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I Gland.

SUMMARY Two base nit, speaker
- Namny, MoluHIs, p'N..Ii sac
r.tce hit Mcus.I Doubt. piqyS-
uoyi an" rim. Left oh BASES New
l'IH, Cleveland. 5 Rises on
"'..Sron hoNt. ] OH Murray. /. OF
''''Ics Hle, ms on Iuyt. IN
q, on murray 10 n , !-3. on
,i'w'liyn iu d struck GU. by
Murr"S g. by Co,clcskic. : Wild
irtch GOV" l"SlSi" Losing pitcher
,,.,N' l"pres' hino"u and Naliin.
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Am.ricnn A.,ocIntion,

Toledo, ll-2; Kansas cay. s-s.
indianapolis. Sd. 81. Paul. SO.
Louisville. 81: Minneapolis. 20.
Columbus, ii. Milwaukee,, 80
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-31In.s plays Cooper. Traynor and
,.5-!Hna .Jahnsron ana olson. Lei, on
% o.. s. i's arrsh. = BROOKLYN. :.
GUY Coo3sr BY Reuth.- III,
~ p!icher-ty COOPER (Nvhea,J Nv
Heuthe- tMarauviIi.j Umpir.s-
>-.e!eN and sentelI. Tine ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19

International L~sEue.
Newark. 3; Syracuse. i.
BfaitHnoTs, s; Buffalo. 2.
Realm ~ H. n,oehsster. o.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh. =; brooklyn, u.
st. Louis, 81 New York. {. trntird
end fourth. RAIN.
STA MIME. ms f.IIuS
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Pontsmouth Mt Richmond.
Wilson mt Newport News.
Rocky Mount mt Norfolk.
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l.. HENRICO LEAGUE

Results SATURDAY,.
,,!aieieh Forbes. . Montrose, o.
Narina, 81. Glendale. ..
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Pitches Nn-iiIt. >o-Rup t.nn,c.

ALBANY, y. Y. June lS.--iioward
Tiny" i:ttcn. Albauy's Eastcrn
l."agu" hurl"r. today pitched q mo-
hi. n"-run gam" against IN. Fitch
burg team. Etteu walked Nv" men,
on" Of whom reached second base
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Standing OF Clnhs.
The Press., 1922-03-30

'eBut It's about these house plans, said q warm. appealing voice.
 At the sound of the voice Edna looked up at once. It was Alr. Sclrlat- ter! And he was smiling at her kind- fly and whimsically. A wave of red ,surged into Edna's cheeks st sight of him. ....
 Il see you didn't care for the alter 'ations 1 made this noon" said ;Sehlatter.
 That you msde?" exclaimed Edna
 Yes" ..---...
 But Red-he said he made them ?
 Schlatter smiled again.
 You know office boys" he said ;"Red was having \ little fun, l guess It was really l who made the alter Gtions."
 For just q moment Edna gazed deep ;Iy into SchIatter'S honest. warm eyes Then at something ia then, depths, heE heart thrilled. great wave of joy swept over her.
 I've been warning to talk to you about house plans for some time, continued Schlat'er, with his eyes glowing. Really I'd like to have billiard room in our home" In our home?'' gssped Edna.
 Yes" said Schlatter, putting hii hand on hers.
 "Oh!'' exclaimed Edna, her voice catching happily. "l'd love it!'
 And when their home was finished she did