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Mackay, 1925.
second Flight.
w; II. TriSg vs.. Il. ~ Kicks, $50.
John lngI"S VS.. W. a. BaElcy. o:55.
John II. Bocock vs.. W. i. Wood,
NJ; II. LanEhorne VS.. II. B Handy.
1906. :
Third Flight.
q. g Fairlamb VS.. Il. G. bryan, $50.
~. H. Northern rs. T.. w. Icn!ng,
/, O. Bullock VS.. Il. d. uotchkies
X. L. Black VS.. G. II. Dunaway. o.45.
lhoSe in the defeated c!ghtS will
meet in the first round of match NAV
today rs follows:
Championship Flight.
Dorsey Tyler vs.. II. Stewart Jones.
X. E. Pcyton. Jr., va. N. Peck e16
Gordon Wood VS.. c. c. vausha n,
u. c. Peck VS.. w. II. Palmer. Jr.,
second Flight.
j. Straus vs.. Rev. II. ID. c. Mac
lachlan, $50.
Hugh Leach rs. Raymond Massey,
=. II. Meade VS., II. S. Rawlings
Davis Ewcll VS.. Palmer Leigh, s:o5.
Third Flight.
AVN Hutz!cr vs. James Cohen
=. Is. cardoza VS.. Edgar Kaufman.
5; Il. Halle VS.. W. i. Powers. $40.
NJ. l. Boyle vs.. 5. NJ. SchwarzchiId.
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TIGERS BEAT BROWNS
IN thinning CAME
Cutshaw's Triple, Followed by
Single, Gives Victory
to Detroit.
tBy Associated Press.I

DETROIT. MICH. June 22-Cut-
shaws triple. followed by Rigneys
single. ended an oleven-inning pitch
Ing duel between Ehmke and Pruct,
hore today. and allowed Dctrui, to
beat st. Louis, 3 to 2. in the opening
game OF series OF four. The League
leaders hcld two-run advantage
until the sixth. when Pruett weak
oncd momentariiy, allowing tn. Tigers
10 tie the score. Roth pitchers re-
ceiNed effective backing. Pructt par
ticularly getting alright support in
the pinches. The score:
q
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OO(iLAS CALL MEDALzST IN QUALIFYING ROUND OF TOURNE
COLTS STAGE RALLY AND WIN FIRST GAME FROM WILSON,

Barnhart, OFarrel. Homo runs
Barnhart, Krug. Stolen base--Tray-
nor. Northumberland. Grimm,
kruS. Double plays-Friberg and
llollocher; Barnhart. Naranville and
Grimm: Meanwhile, Traynor and
Grimm; Friberg and Grimes. Left on
base-Chicago, s; Pittsburgh. 6. Base
borne. 2: of Cooper. 4. Struck out
by Osborne. 2: by Cooper. 1; by Carl
son, !. llits-off Alexander. 6 in 4
Innings: off Osborne. 5 in innings
Off Cooper, l3 In S23 innings: off
Carlson, none in Ia inning. Hit by
pitcher-by Alexander 1Traynorj.
Wild pitch-Osborne. Winning pitch
cr-Cooper. Losing pitcher-Alexan-
der. Empires, KLEIN and Wilson
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GIANTS FALL PREY TO
CURVES OF RUETHER
Brooklyn Twirler Pitches His
Twelfth Victory of the
Season.
Try Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. Juno 22.-Iluethcr,
Brooklyn's star u-handcr, won his
twelfth victory of the season here
today. defeating New York in fast,
haru-fought game by a score Of 3
TO :. While New York outhit Brook
Ign, Ruethcr always had tho game in
hdnd. Ryan was knocked out in the
fourth inning. hits by Mitchell, Brook
iyns substitute first haScman hciny
largely responsible for the two runs
scored on Ryan. a diving catch by
outfelder Myers featured the game.
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PIRATES, 8; CUBS, 6
LRv Associated prcss- |

PlTTSBtRi, Pa, June 22.-ritts-
burrh and Chicago played off post
rnncd game her" today. the Pirates
winning by score or s To s. Bern
hart started tn" locals scoring with
n home run Into tho right field bleach
crs in the second inning, and Alex
and"r gay" way 10 Osborne In tho
hith after tho locals had scored four
runs. osborne was hit hard, and his
wild pitch scored two runs The
visitors staged a rally on Cooper in
the ninth inning. scoring four runs.
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BOSTON, 6: YANkS, 2

BOSTON June @2.-Eoston defeat
rd New York, to =. today in game
interrupted tire" times 10y heavy
showers. hail and lightning. John
quinn again beat HE former mates.
holding tho lraru" champions to five
hits. Iioyt was hit hard in the carly
Innings. For six innings the visitors
made only one hit of Quinn. John
Collins played we'll.
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WEIRD BALL CAME
WON By NORFOLK
ISpcclar to The Timos-Disra,cb,

r6RTSM0I.III TX ,n n,H pa S &c t.,
on" of the iazzi"st ball games Of the
season. featured by the hard hitting
~ IN" winners. Norfolk defeated
portsmouth This afternoon hy the
score OF - To {? Each club used
thr"" hUrlcrs who We're credited with
tW"uty-Ona FREQ passes. GALLAGHER
hurk" and Ticc hit the ball often.
SIN OF Tho drives going for extra
bases. The game dragged 10 dark
ness
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WHITE SOX, 3; INDIANS. O

''I'N7''' .TNnH 2z..t;Orhlm I,y-
rr't''' "a" rookie pitcher ob,aincd
rom F"rt Smith. Ark. club. hold
r'"hd I" six hits and strut them
thicaG" winning. TO %. Tbn vic,or,,
put 'hicaE" In fourth place. Tho
locals won by punching hits on Cow
lrSbic In two innings.
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PHILLIES, 5; BRAVES, d
tBy Associated Press.1

PHILADELPHIA, PA. juno ga
Walkers double. scoring Parkinson
and Williams I'm tho seventh inning.
Garo Philadelphia n 5-to-4 victory to-
day over Boston in the opening game
Of the serics. Aside from tho first
inning. Ring pitched effectively.
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Two Americans Lead
for British Golf Title
Try United Nows.l

SANDWICH. EMU, June "a
Walter HaEon. American open
golf champion In 1919. was lend.
Ing tho ncld In tho British open
golf tournament hero Mt the end
OF tho FIRST th!rty-six holes, with
score OF lia. three strokes bet
ter than his nearest competitor.
Tho remaining thirty-six holes
OF tho tournament arc 10 be
played Friday. The standings:
First Second
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summary: Two-basc hit-Sheely
sssacIlhc" h!ts-Iirnn"y. Schalk. WOOD
MohhI Double plays--Covclesxi
-. SeWni 10 McInnis: johnson 10 col
.-cit on oases-Clcvelard. 3. Chicago
= bases on balls off COvcieskIc !
ntTnck out-hy Lrvcrc,t". ., by Co.
ne'c'hl"; z. HTS of CovclHskic. 8
W Oh lAndHcy. mono in J. Losing
Gitchor--Cove!csA!e. Empires. W,is,s
Evan" and Owons Time. 1871.
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BONEHEAD PLAYS
COST BUILDERS CAME
Ispcrial to Tho TImos- Dispatch. l

NpNNIhI 70 Tho TImos- DIapntch
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June 80. -
Wiidness az Main. poor Holding and
o0nehehd plays cost the Builders tho
hrst game with the Tarheels this az
tornoon. by the scorc Of Is TO ;. The
builders drove Walker of tn. mound
u the second. ard started rally In
tho ninth That forced Freid's retire.
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Ky Harold IL, Hilton.

EuItol or poIt Illustrated and Former
British Amateur Golf Champion
SANDWICH. ENGLAND, June ga
When the first pair started out on the
3penins OF the championship play to-
and this continued for couple OF
hours. when sudden strong puff
C'ne UP from the southwest, which
continued throughout the afternoon.
makes all the difference In tho world
at Sandwich. 1t may be said.
a majority Of the home players
started out under the ideal conditions
which prevailed for the first two
hours. Walter Hagen, the first of the
Americans to drive of, started under
less Ideal conditions than the earlier
starters. and Jock Hutchinson and Jim
RarncS, who were toward the bottom
of the draw. had TO tuotle the strong
wind over the whole course.
Duncan HnreIy Gets By.
George Duncan went around in 10
h"t an electrirying performance, CON
sidering that he was the first to get
away Ted Ray did better with ~.
he played many loose iron shots. The
big boy had every reason to be CRATE
10.
}. II Taylor was playing with a
good dcT " his old time fire and GER
tainly with the old time precision.
ne had a ~. kirkwood, the Aus
tralian star, appeared none too happy
anu not little jumpy and nervous.
ono does not associate nervousness
with Joe, but really think that he
was "a little more anxious than usual
whom he was playing his shots.
lie didn't seem 10 be able to dag
nose tho exact spot where he should
place his hands. But he is still in
the running. even If he did not alto
Scthor indorSc his position of favor
lite.
Dope Holds Good.
ThH, result OF today's round leaves
the play much in the position il was
IN the imagination before a bail was
struck. Duncan. Barnes and Hayes
were the players most talked about
yesterday. and they are sim Very
much in the picture at the end of the
hrSt days final play and assurcdly
VIII continue To he Friday
Walter Hagen impressed the critics
tremendously, especially those who
would not believe in his ability to
come right through. They suggested
mat he could hit Il balloon bail sue
ccSSiu!ly. but that this method would
not work on "a seaside course when
ne can play with or without a wind.
His finish was really "a great cX-
hihition of playing
Abe Mitchell has for a long time
been completely lost when playing
the card and pencil game.
1t Is interesting to note that on tho
play today and on the draw for Fri
day. Hagen and liutchison drew early
starts. while barnes tx about half
way down ana liirkwood toward tbs
end. Duncan Is the last man out
tomorrow. II Duncan cannot man
once again to be travelling away, and
most people here have visions that
this is going To happen.
copyright, l"22. by United Ncws.)
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond. 81 Wilson, q.
ROCKY Mount. o. Newport News, &,
Norfolk. 49, Portsmouth, 81.
STANDING Or Gums
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
wilson Mt Richmond,
Rocky Mount at Newport News,
Norfolk at Portsmoutb

Walker: Bases on balls-oN Main
8; on Fried; 2; on Walker. 2. Struck
on bnses-Newport News. 10: Ro nei,
Mount. 8. Double plays-Whitoraf,
10 Ferry to Doweii: Narieski to
stelnorenner to swacina. Three
innings; runs and hits on Fried
IN o2-S inningsi no hits and NO runs
OF OF hehl IN IA inning. Winning
burn and Brssian. Timo, Ssfo. '"cK
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Totals ........5G 3 - 80 .
'Nnnn nMt " hon " Innirr. I'm urnrn

ST. Louis ........Olo 100 GOO 90 ,
Detroit " 900 ouo ueo nr =
summary: Two-hasc hits-SiSlor.
T"hin. Cutshaw. Williams Three.
mas" hits Cobb. Cu'shaw. sacrifice.
jacobson Ellcrbe. Cobb. Bassler. Ger
her. Double plays-EHlcrbc Nc
;Manrs and Sisicr t2). McManus. Ger
Der and Sialrr. Gerber and Ellcrbc.
Lett ON hascs-St Louis. II. D",rnit
~. fhHe on balls--off t.hmkc I: ..ff
Prurtt. .. Struck out-hy F.hinke 4
by Pructt. :. tmpiros chill and Con
molly Time. 2.36
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Portsmouth,.

ming. N"rmilyea, Gallagher t9p. Tlce.
Burke. Three -basr hits-Vcrmilyca
Gallagher. stolen bases -Rashaug
Rugs NioN. Nally. Voter. Sacriilcc
hit Gallagher. Double plays.
GooSctr"c 10 Allen. Left on bases
norfolk. Ii. Portsmouth. :. Struck
out by 500. 6 ny Peterson. !. Bases
On halls-oT Gnrdy. I. off Jones. q:
OF Peterson. !, or SedRcwlck. 2. on
Manning. 3. Oft 500, J. Winning
pitcher Jones. Losing pitcher
S"dEwick Time. 2:25. rmpircs,
prth and SchacfYer.
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'I!attch for lioNl in sixth.
y Battcd for Murray in eighth.

Boston ................Ol 1870 Ol'-S
Summary: Two-basc hit-Dupan.
Sacrifice ~ MCNaliy. Ward. Dugan.
Stolen basc-J. Collins t2)). Double
plyas-Pittcngcr. rra;t 20 Burns .
McnOsky. Pratt TO Burns. Left on
hascs New York. 3. Boston. 6. Base
on balls-on Hoyt. 3: OF Quinn, .
struck out-by Ii"yt. |: by Murray. !:
by Jones. !; by Quinn, ;. Hits off
lIoyt III innings; of Murray. none
in ,: OFF Jones. in |. Losing pitcher
-lloyt. mpircs-Dincen and Hide
brand. Timc-l:3S
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
BOhtOn. o. New York, ..
Chicago, 3; Cleveland, o.
Detroit. :; ST. Louis. >.
other clubs not SEIZED uIed.
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THREE PITCHERS USED
IN HOLDING BUGS BACK
Thompson's Return Seems to
Help Steady Richmond
Infeld.
RAMOS PULLS BoNEHEAp PLAY
Speedy Cuban Also Gets Homer Over
Left Field Wall In First Inning.
Tenms Meet Again Today

Staging rally in tho eighth in
ming which ncttod them ,fve runs.
Richmond auspiciously opened the
series with Wilson by defeating the
visitors yesterday. S to 6. Improve
ment In tho play OF tho Colts was
noticeable with the return OF Thomp-
son at short. Oidring was forced
To Use three pitchers In holding the
smuggling Down Homers.
Ramos led or In the first inning,
after the visitors had been blankcd
In their half. with "a homer that
cleared the left field wall. Araron
was safe when Walker throw too
low to catch him ut first. taking sec
ond when the ball rolled to the
hlcachers. Keller sacrificed him along
and Wcafcr singled. Oldring fol-
lowed with safety. and Thompson
was safe on Walters error, ON a
FEEDERS choice hit to Walker Cum
nincham dropped the throw and
Wcafcr counted. From then until
the eighth frame tho Colts were help
less before the pitching of Quinn.
hut two OF the Richmond team reach
ing first.
Itnmos Pulls Homer.
Tho Bugs got two in tho third
ono OF them duo To a bonchead play
Ivy Ramos. Britton drew walk
and Quinn singled. Ma,haE famed.
Crouch singled ma Britton counted.
Quinn taking third and Crouch sec
ond on the ,hrow-in. Walker lifted
high ono to Ramos. which tho
Cuban caught back OF second after a
hard run. Crouch had taken long
lead To third and could have been
doubled easily Mt the midway station.
but Ramos hurled the bali on n line
to the plate. 1t rolled by Grccnac,
and Quinn started for home. Grccnac's
throw To catch him went over Nocl's
head. Wilson added two more on
two singles and triple in the fourth.
Another visitor crossed tho plate in
the sixth on a single, q walk, Lewis
error, and sacrifice ny. Their final
tally was showed over i'm the eighth
Adams doubled and Br!tton sacrificed
him to third. He scored on MathaG's
safety.
Colts StnGe RnIIy.
Fans were getting ready To go to
supper when Ramos drew n base on
balls In the eighth. AraEon singled
sharply TO right center. and the hit
rut the Cubans on first and third.
Keller doubled to the right field
fence scoring Ramos Aragon taking
third. AraEon taking third. Aragon
crossed the plate. Keller took third.
and Weafer first on Walters error.
Weaver went to second unmolestcd.
Oldring singled TO left. and Is cllcr and
Weafer scored. Thompson sacrificed
the Colt boss TO second. and he scored
on Com!skcy's double. That ended
the scoring. hut the runs proved
enough. as Driver held the Bugs in
the ninth. although they banged out
two clean hits.
Play Again Today.
The two tcams meet in the second
G-tSue of the series at 1890 this after
nom at Mayo Island Park. Just who
tn" pitchers Will he is a matter Of
conjecture. The Rugs are lighting
for top place. and the series means
much 10 them. Oldring's aggregation
is staging Il battle to get out Of the
cellar. The contest should be n hard
fought one.
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NNond,. Dcfcnt Surn-i,

Tutal-S3
Woods Defeat Surprise.
The defea, OF Gordon Wood Nv
Whitaker was tho first upset OF .n.I
day Wood has Hlk'cd n magnificent
game on the links Of the Country
Club of Virginia this year. and WINS
regarded MS having more than an
even chance with tho fold. which
represented the host colnnr ,:,,,r,
IN Richmond. Whitaker PLAYED a
steady. consistent game, while WOOD
was of in hts puts. taking three on
i've OF tho green's.
The match between WHITAKER ana
WOOD was witnessed by large SAL
f"ry. Going ont the two pluv,d 49,,
each taking :orty-onc s,rnla. s,'.
the hrst nine holes. 1t was on tho
hnal lap that Wood was unahlo -
Keep pace with the exccllen, nlpyjrr
OF whitaker. who improved as mo
match progressed. and won a, M.
fifteenth hole. '"e
Call, Newton. wallcrs,e,n o,1
Whitaker won rather easy Victories
In the championship flight during rho
hrst round OF match play. bu, six Of
the golfers had real battle. Nur-
ray NJ Mcclure took the moasur.
OF II c. Peck, / up. T.. j. u. Macjkav
ana j. r. DIT Val won over w #.
ralmer and 9 c. Vaughan. rcspcc.
livery. by the same margin
Greens Rolled Ncstcrd,,
rains OF Tuesday left the rrncrs
IN horriole shape. but In spite OF mis-
.act tho scores were remarkably low
INN ediately after the quaIlfvjnr
Iouho was completed the green's
committee began rolling ~.h, r.,-.,r
and they viii he fas, Ioday
Cooperation % the contestants
Of or the o,'G ds @' '"% o :"ts'"ndl"E features
mere any congestion the entire
he!d doing everything in it's power
20 carry ou: the requests ~ ,hc co,,,
A., Tn ,ss II :, e9arse .: the tournament.
O. v me oi,'etais 81 IN" Country cluh
lie TO follow ia n,'"! PUP
the New,on-cali m,t"a , "a h.c, WIN
1910 'h.s morning. large gallery
AZ ho;n can,cstan;, are ,"r r,o p,a% .,T,
denis ~ he game and Nav. 60
siderable golans cxpcri~nc lave con
;hhe o:.e ma IN M ne ana,ity.ms scores OF
nights. fo!iow '''S'' second and Third
po.sl, chee% slr m Right.
sew W 'sLs Gan; = G y II. h"at Dor
(. 81. ~ Hexton y sS. : ana ..
stswar; Joar .S", e. G = v g s. { So heat
X. L. Pcytn on, rep I { G., "a. beat
John S,oT, , Il - 50. and l.
Peck. c. C. G y. - s. F., : an " So beat NJ.
GORDON IN W #ood, e. = Il G 6. 81. pca,
J. y DIiT-at = - " ar 2.
yaurhan O. :, ~ ~ beat 2 G.
Murray 81 ,1rf;rSr.. up"
ap. "' H. e feek' G. G. V. 81
r. ]. y. Mackav 9 = !, ILL.,, =,
second ri,,.,, M
Percy ). s.rats s1 4 g " 3d. beat
Il. A. Kicks. Q g q,
G. Haclachl,n . ~ y; -. N"At u. y
Leach. &. {. Y 81 " an ~; beat HuGh
Raymdi.d Nancy G. &" y"as's nsai
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Nhhhv0To1 Q, L!tt,c ROCK. 3.
G!.Siiano9.Fa M"inphis. 10.
teer !Dn!ngn, dhrkncss).
New Orleans. .; Mobile, 4.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
IIfthhurCh. y; ChirnEo. n.
Hrnokl.n. 81 New York, =.
IhilndrlPhin,h ~ Hostnn, t..
Other clubs not I~hctIuIcd
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GOLF CRITICS IMPRESSED
WITH HACEN's PLAYING.
American Golfer Gives Great
Exhibition on Links Mt
Sandwich.
WIND woE nIns ENTRANTS

n 'nrneH Tackle GnIc
over Whole .nur1e-S'ritcr Snys
duncan onl. ,nn Keep Cup From
Travelling Away,
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland mt Chicago.
ST. Louis at Drtrott.
philRdclphiR nj Warrington.
New York MT Boston.
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Totals ....... a. I u
'Battcd for Miller in ninth.
NH a ,,t,I.,

rh!iadclphia ....... zoo COL 2nx-i
summary: TWO base hns-ford.
Williams. Walker. HON" run
Parkinson. Sacrifice hits occkel.
Lee. POWELL. Doubl" plays Leslie
aud Fletcher: Rarhare. Ford and
Holkc. Left on bascs-Boston. S:
Philadelphia. 6. Bases on balls-or
Miller. !. Struck oul-by Ring. }.
by Miller, :. HIT by pitchcr--by Mil
lcr Crletchcr). Wild pitch-Ring.
Mccormick and Sentcll. Time. I:i5.
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Intcrnn,Ionni League ur,u,,.

Nc"ark. :. Rochester. 3
baltimore, .. Toronto. =.
Jersey C!ty. b. Syracuse, 4.
Reading. 10. Buffalo. IL.
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Piedmont IsenEuc Rcaults.
'tigh Point. II. DRnville. 10.
Durham. 8; Winston-Salem. s.
2-l: Raleigh. s-3.
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STANDING OF rI,'u,

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
b"ston Mt PhiIndciphin
Hrooklyn nt New York
Cincinnati at pItt,burrb
Chicago ut 81. Louis
OTHER SPORTS, PACE II
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south Atlantic Tongue ns.u,t,.
Cnnrlotto, 8; bDartnnburg. 8.
Ang-!SiH. ia; Oreenvllle, &
Char'oston, 0: Columbia, /.
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American Association Results,
Louisville, :; 81. Paul. ..
Toledo. 6; Milwaukee,. 4.
Columbus. G: Kansas City, 2.
Indianapolis. 4. Minneapolis, 9.
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Totals 80. ........al s II - u 0
'Iiattcry for Terry in sixth
7liattcd for osborne in ninth
Score by innings: II
Chicago .... 600 OIn Gl4 &
Pittsburgh .......... OIL 2lu 10. (
summary: Two-hlS" hits Miller
IlcathcOtc. Three bake hits Hirb,.
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Murray NJ. Mcclure vs.. +. J.. ID.
Mackay, 1925.
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COVERS IS HOLES
WITH II STROKES
Silas Newton, of Seven Pines,
Runner Up, Has
Eighty.
ENTIRE FIELD S Starts
l26 Richmond Golfers Begin
Competition for Times
Dispatch Trophy,
ENTIRE FIELD START S
Continued from First Psse)


had announced they were weak In
tournament players Wantersteln's
playing yesterday gives him nm ex-
oellent chance for tho tiue. waller
stein Will play John maxwell. OF the
Country Club Of Virginia, atiOl5 this
morning. =. G Whitaker, OF the
Hermitage, plays J. l.. DuVal. of the
Country Club OF Virginia. at 1920.
and Murray NJ. Mcclure and +. ]. d,
Mackay, both OF the Country CluD
of Virginia, will meet In the other
match in the championship fight.
Today's pairinEs in tho champion
ship flight result in three inter-club
matches.
Tho cards OF Call. Whitaker, New
ton and Wallersteln In the qualify
ing round follow;
Call:
Out, 4. 4, 5. 4, T.. 5, =, 5-ss
ms, ,, 4. 4, 4, 3, ;. $40
Newton:
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The Nome nugget., 1922-05-13
ADMIT PURCHASING INCRIMINAT|NG LETTERS
 FROM CORRESPONDENT

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The Nome nugget., 1922-05-13
WANT GOVT TO
 DEPORI LADY AST0R
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The Nome nugget., 1922-05-13
IMPORTANT NEWS TO NOME|TES
 FROM JUNEAU


BOARD CONSIDERS SEWARD PENINSULA R. R.
 people of Nome and Seward Seward Peninsula Railroad accomplished but hopes still ultimate purchase will result
 lowi S the the Nugget wire:
 JUNEAU May meeting held Railroad matter but took no action definite will be accomplished in few days
 tgraphc request by the Nugget for election returns the First and Divisions election DivonSuherxnd 19ss Gaep sS2 1859 Galen ss2 S90 Gaen ISL Daytan
 representatives on the fourth place Policy is leading by incomplete returns
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 GOVERNOR UNABLE TO MAKE VISIT TO NosE
 Governor Scott C. Bone stated Harding Alaska this O s
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-13
FORMER MAYOR OF ALASKAN CITY
 ADJUDGED INSANE

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