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The Nevada County picayune., 1922-07-20

and of course I liked it; only it did mix me up awfully, not knowing which wanted me to be Mary now, and which Marie. when they were both telling me different from what they ever had be- fore And that it was hard, when you were trying just the best you knew how.
 And l began to cry again.
 And she said there, there, once more, and patted me on my shoulder, and told me I needn't worry any more. And that she understood it, If l didn't. In fact, sh was beginning to understand Il lot of things that she'd never understood before. And she said 1t was very, very dear of Father to do what he did, and that I needn't worry about her being dis pleased at it. That she was pleased and that she believed he meant her to be. And she said l needn't think any more whether to be Mary or Ma rie; but to be just good, loving little daughter to both of them; and thai was all she asked, and she was very sure 1t was all Father would ask, too
 I told her then how I thought he did care little about having me there. and that I knew he was going to miss me. And l told her why-what he'd said that morning in the junction about appreciating love, and not miss ing things or people until you didn't hn'd lesson. and all that.
 And Mother grew all flushed and rosy again, but she was pleased. knew she was. And she said some beautiful things about making other people happy. instead of looking to ourselves all the time, just as she had talked once, before l went away. And I felt again that hushed, stalned-win- dow, sOft-music. everybody y-kneeling kind of a way; and l was so happy . And 1t lasted all the rest of that eve ming till I went to sleep.
 And for the first time beautiful idea came to me, when l thought how Mother was trying 10 please Father and he was trying to please her. Wouldn't it be perfectly lovely and wonderful if Father and Mother should fall in love with each other all over again, and get marriedf l guess then this would be love story all right, all right
 OCTOBER
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-07-20

Kellogg's Corn Flakes are sold only in the RED and GREEN package bear ing the signature of w. K. Kellogg, originator of Corn Flakes. None are genuine without it!
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-07-20

Say - pouid you look af thot Bornsy beating if home tpifh fwo big pack ages Of keilogR's Corn Flakesi Betchn,. Bill, that Barney IS frainin' on Keiioge's and ,pe better get
 him on our feam, all right! Gee, may be he ain'f runnin' some speedy. Bet he IS a record-smashin bcy--sh, what 2"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09
LATONlA RESULTS

First rae" CsiN furlongs) Braedcl-
bane. $50 S22O s2lo. won. J.
Rowdr" S3i0. SEQ. second: H. Buck
ncr, So 10. thiid. Time. l:3l 3-5 Lady
Mother. Billy Brush and Dr. Prall
also ran.
second race ,four and half FUR
longs) Macbeth. S2i 40, $40. $3.50,
won: TAYLOR Hay. sa.50. t27n. sec
"ud. Mayor Carroll. 81 50. third. Time.
Sc Is. Stoneage, Raymond w. Billy
Rern. cnppy Ricits. R.ncclaw. A,h-
lctc. .tdmir"r and Sahrab also ran. .
Thircd race Conc mil" and six
t"cnthD brass lacks $3.50. S35O 81.
won: easy. SiS0. $3.50. second: Fred
kinney. $50. third. Time. "a / 3.
Or. Gi!hcriy. Dad, Jordan and Da,idy
Weld also ran.
Fourth race tsiS furlonEs) a y
Akin, $40. $3.50. $3.50. won: Horribly
s.. 80. S3.3N second. D"ric. $3.50. third.
Time. J III 10. Miss Caitha. Ed. Gar
rison. Kcrnont, Trust oNicial also
ran.
Firth race Substitute. on" mile and
seventy YARDS The VII, $40 so,
5000. $3.50 won, Tr"itus. $50 So
second; Countess. SEQ, third Tim..
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Witnessed several difficult shots on
the part OF both players. CalIahai'S
big run Was twcnty-four and MccoN',
fourteen. Much interest was diplaycd
In the match, in spite OF the fact mat
hot weather broke loose just befurc
the first block.
Callahan and Mccoy probably VIII
be matched next fan about the time
OF the match between Jim" Mccoy
and oswald. Of iiasitins' Hiliiard Par
Tors for the Southern championships
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09
CHARLIE HOLMAN LEAVES FOR
SEVERAL BOUTS IN THE NORTH
Bantamwcigh Boxer Accompanied Trip by His
Brother Lconard-Both Have Matches Booked
for Next Monday Night.

local boys have given up their po-
sluonS her" to take up lighting as
Il profession. They are training to-
sCthcr and both Charlie ana Jesse
prcdic, a bright future for Leonard.
who. they claim. is the strongest of
tho Holman brothers Leonard will
appear in tn" preliminary bout next
Monday ANA Charlie in the final
Boxing enthusiasts of UoIyokc
wer" impressed with tho showing
Holman mad" against Lewis last
month. and their demand resulted in
the local hoy returning for another
match. Tho brothers viii remain in
the North several days rs bouts have
boon arranged for them in Holyoke
and Hartford
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09
TH|RTY-ONE GOLFERS
ENTER AMATEUR EVENT
List Represents Three Of
-Four Clubs in This
r.. 4J
City. sNy'
NO LIMIT on coNTEsrAN ANTS
Arrangements Have Dr~n Made q,
TnLc Cnrr az All Who Dc.ir. a.,
Compete for Trophies Donntrd n,
Timrs- "'

Ih!rty- one Richmond golfers hav.
entered the tournament for the anna
tour Eolt championship of Richmond
10 he hcld on tho links OF the Country
,Iuh OF virginia June 80. ~, 20 The
ny represents members from three
.rlhhs. ThH seven tines Country Club
has no representatives 10 date
/" thc winning golfers and the rum
h"r-up IN the h.st flight VIII 20 tIyu
silver trophies donated hy Tho Times
l'!Snht'h. Winners OF other flights
VII receive prizes which have been
u"hht"d by the various clubs Their
- no limit To the number OF entries
fheihb'rs or the four clubs Of Rich
inohd being eligible TO compete for
the titlc and the trophies.
D"rinS r"c"nt years golf has pro-
crossed by leaps and bounds In Rich
in"n'. nnd the interest displayed In
mr popular scotch game resulted In
IN" Times Dispatch and tho reprc
scntativcs OF the four cluhs getting
t"G'ihcr ana arranging Il tournament
70 determine the best golfer in Rich
mona. me only requirements ucC"s-
Sl'IS 10 enter the tournament arc
mat the "ntfant must hc !. bona nd.
member OF one OF the four clubs ana
must Mo ms name with the sporting
cdit"r or The Times Dispatch or iho
chairman OF the greens committee ur
his cluh before midnight. June II
y" entries VIII be considered after
that date.
-Four golfers sent In their names
Nrst"tday, three being from the
Country club Of Virginia and ono
from Inc Hermitage Country club.
IN" quartet follows; Frank 7. WA
liams. j. \. G. Iioggan LIN Word
and John lnglcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09

HoFEWEIL. VA. June S.-Charlic
Holman. tho young bantamwciCht
boxer OF this city, who won de-
cision over kid" Lewis In Holyokc.
Mass, May II. left here yesterday
afternoon for the paper city to talk"
IN Bunny" McIntcc next Monday.
The small boxer was accompanied
by his brother. Leonard, who also
VIII box In HOlyOke. Leonard has
been matched to fight Tommy Dunn
OF Boston.
Mc1ntse has put UP forfeit to
weigh I'm at lis pounds at 2 O'Clock
on Jun" IL Leonard Holman and
Dunn VIII fight at catch weights
about 1875 pounds each Both thu.
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Announce Dnt-. for Meets.

NEW YORK, June S.-Thc national
OF tho American Ath-
lclc Union vii! b. held this year
under the auspices Of the Newark
Athletic Club. Frederick W. Ruben.
y: a: u. secretary. announced TODAY
Ihc JUNIOR chhnrlonShips viii he he
on September s. tho senior events IN
September .. and tho Decathlon and
relay on September II. The Newark
Athletic Clubs new thirtoen-s,ory.
home is expected TO he completed bv
that time and will 10 formally openod
at the start Of the meet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09
ROMPS OFF WITH
KET-BILLIARD HONORS
w ms Clear Title TO Championship of Richmond by De
feating Jack Mccoy in Fourth Block l25 to 70.
Brilliant Shots Feature.

Jim Callahan took the final block
OF 500-po!nt pocket billiard match
from Jack Mccoy last might in Nc
coy's parlGrs. i@5 TO -. and made the
score for the match 500 To- sag The
victory gives Callahan a clear title 10
the championship OF Richmond. hr
having defeated Hewitt earlier IN the
season.
Perhaps tho largest crowd or the
nrcScnt Inatch saw tho Nnnl hlUck and
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Newport News Retains
League Franchise
.IEv Assnclntcdprcss.l

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June s.
The Newport News team OF the
Virginia League. declared outcasts
at the league meeting last Sat
urday night. has been brought
hack 10 the city and met Forts
mouth here this afternoon.
Business and professional inter
cstS yesterday agreed TO stand
half OF the losses for tho re-
maindcr Of the season, provided
the total does not exceed $1,000.
Reports that tho players were
glad To get away from Newport
News were denied by the men,
Individually and collectively, on
their return hero this morning.
II. 4. Dawson also says he made
no such statements.
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BABE RUTH REGISTERS
HIS FOURTH HOME RUN
"Bambino" II c lps Yankees
Annihilate Chicago White
SoX-ScOre. 10.
lRv Associated press.l

CHICAGO. June S.-Chariey Rob
erison. OF perfect game fame. was
unable 10 check the Yankees today.
and New York made 1t three straight
irom Chicago, to ..
Tn" visitors outhit the locals for
the first time In the series and
hunChod thorn we'll
Bob Shawk"y allowed only six
hl'S, two OF them. ON" a double. COM
inr in the second inning which. with
u walk, saved a shut-out
ia be Ruth scored three OF tho
ankle" runs. ono Of which was his
fourth homc-run drive. which went
over the right.hcld hleachcr wall
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PLAY TWO GAMES HERE
TOMORROW AT TERN0ON
Boys Day Will BE Obscrv-
ed al Island Park
Today.
Georgetown PLAYER Ready TO Hold
Down ShurI>Iup observation-disclosures
uidrinc out Tor several DnHs-Nf-
ter New Pitcher.

For tho first tim" this season rain
yesterday pat an md 20 a scheduled
game Of the Richmond colts. Just
IS tn" Rocky Mount Rrouchos went
to tho No'd foI their practice a de-
lIsc tUrucd tho Diamond into a lake
and made PLAY impossible The um-
p!reS deemed IL iuIdvisable 10 start
tho contest and consequently hrouc mt
about y hareain-Gay Offering FOR the
iHns TWO games. al for the price
OF ono admission Will I've played to-
morrow aiternoon. the first contest
VII start at 2.3h o'clock
While the rain Yesterday resulted
IN tn. fans seeing the first double
hi. Of tile l+2H season tomorrow it
knocked the youngsters out Of Wit
Messing the opening encounter he
tween tho colts ana Brcnchos. \
large numhcr of kids had journcyed
10 the park as guests of tn. manage
Ment anu the rain proved -iiSaO-
poinimon' 10 them. BUSINESS Man
+eer Bradley announced Las; night
That The gloom among tho Youthful
element az Richmond was hut tenn
rorary because they viii 10 admitted
free TO tr6ay's game.
Murphy Read, for Work.
@ortstop John Murphy tho
GeTrE etpWn College star, arrived in
the city yesterday. and was ready 70
take his place in the Colts lineup in
rings charges and the team piloted
by Frank Walker. Murphy was rec
commended TO the local club by Fitch
er Lewis. and investigation brought
TO light Tho fact that he was a star
at Georgetown this spring lie is
expected to fill admiralty tho gap in
the locals infie.d, which has been 4
source of worry 10 the Richmond
owners since the 1922 season opened.
Hard luck continues TO pursue tho
Colts. Just as Catcher Grecnae and
Pitcher Lewis announced themselves
as hcinc about ready 10 enter the
game RUDE OidrinE twists his knee
ana IS forced out OF the lineup. kel-
Ter will go 30 left field and Shan
non 70 right With Ramos in con
outer gardens until Oldring returns.
The RUbc IS expected TO return to
tho game In the next few days
With tho arrival OF Murphy, young
N'Nlcr. The Portsmouth boy prob
auiN Will hc hcnchcd. Manager old
rnc is particularly sweet on Tomis-
EcN. the PLAYER sent mere hy chief
Bender. manager OF the Reading club.
oi1rinc believes tomiskey viii take
care ot The second sack. He Intends
TO use Murphy At shortstop.
Noel slated 4" IIurI To-day.
Colts today with Grccuac or Schmitt
doing tho catching. Schmitt is tho
player obtained from the rhiladcl-
phiR Nationals. Catcher Stclnback
was given his release before tn"
Colts loft Portsmouth for Richmond.
In toru,i Rocky Noun, receiver has
q had arm and was 90 no service 10
Tho iucnl clgh.
pitchers are needed badly at this
time, and Manager oldriug Is doinr
his hcs' (" ioya'o hUrlcrs capable of
pitching MinniHE ball. He is nego-
n pitcher. but satd last night that
III" Gcal has not been closed
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Noel >in,cd tn IIurI T"dny.
TARS. 5: BUGS, |

NORFOLK, VA, June s.-Southraw
Lou stanley outC!asSrd "Runny"
ifo1rnc on The mound TINS afternoon
ana Norfolk won tho opening game
OF the series from Wilson by the
score Of = to ].
stanley Was never In danger and
errors Wcr" responsible for the ono
run Tor tho visitors. Norfoll, punched
his ON top 90 errors in the fourth ana
ntth. scoring twice. Hudcins and
Crouch featured the stick work. The
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REUTHER IS HAL TED
BY CINCINNATI REDS
Brooklyn Hurlcr Had Won
Eight Slraight-Rixcy
in Form.
LNy NssoClnted Pressl

EROokLNN. =. v. June S.-Cin-
cinnati stopped Ruethcr's winning
streak Of eight strai ght today. knock :
inning, and making IL two i'm sue
c"ssion from Brooklyn. The score
was to ..
ltiNey pitched shut-out ball up To
the eighth, when cavency's Wild
throw. a triple by Griffith and
Nh"ats scratch hit gave the bod
gers two runs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09

WIiEltE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston ut 81. Louis.
New York at thIcnSo.
Washing ton at tirNclnnd
Philadelphia At Detroit
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Raleigh, I; WinstOn-SRirm. 4.
DRnNillr. -; Durham, u tforfritcd).
Greensboro, 81 High Point, I.
STANDING Oh CLIrRS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
RnlciEh mt WinstOn-Snlcm.
Durham nj DanNillc.
High Point nj Grccnsboru
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-. . . . 30
BROOKLYN,
'Batied for cadore In eighth.

Tf'HTT'U TOT TNNdIUT III NINth.
Cincinnati .........!. IO3 lOi NlO-T
Brooklyn .......... 600 600 ego
summary: Two base hits-Daubcrt.
JanNrin. Threc-basc hitS-Rurns,
Rohnc u. Griffith. Stolen basc--Dau-
bert, ilarGrave. Bohne. Sacrifice
Cavcny CD. RiNey. Double plays
and Schmandt; Janvrin. johnston and
Schmandt. Left on bascs--Cincinnati.
:; Brooklyn. =. Base on balls-om
Rcuthcr, =; off Cadorc. /. Struck out
by Rcuthcr. |: by Cadorc, . by De
catur. |: off RiNey, 2. iiits-oft Rcu-
ther, In l3 innings; off Galore,
in ca innings; off Decatur. none
IN inning. Losing Observation-Disclosures
Cmpircs. Hart and O'Day. Time, 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09

WHERE THEY rINf TODAY.
st. Louis Mt BOAtOn.
thirnEo at New York.
Pittsburgh at PhiiRdrlphIH.
Cincinnati at Hrou. y ~.
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philadelphia.
Totals SO 10 - 90
.Hatted for Slngleion In cirhih

Pittsburgh ...... O22 I0l OlO-7
IlId'Iclpill6 NbU SUI -Nb-D
Summary: 1wo-basc hits-Wn-
l!ams. BiShce. Carey. Home run
Park insun. Sacrifices Fletcher, Wal
,kcr. Mueller. Left on basc-Pitts-
'hurEh. IL; Philadelphia, IL. Base on
hallS-on Carlson, d: off Ring .: off
Wcinert. |. Struck out-by Carlson,
>; Icy Ring, !: by Singleton /. Hits
of Ring. . In 3 innings (nonc out in
sourthp. off Singleton. in = innings:
'on Wcincrt, none in | inning. Wild
pitch-W oinert. tmpires- KLEIN and
Tmslie. Losing pitcher-RinE. Time,
uin.
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BROWNS LOSE CANE
INV NesocIatrd prees1

~. Nes0cIaIrd press.1
.'' Is No, Jun. s-A fyiug
Sit"r' nn" :" their batting attack on
t.'Hin Nangilder today. gave tho nos.
,9N Red son "a 7-to-5 victory over
in" browns makinp Il two ONT ~
ihI'~ for m. Visitors
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Detroit,

beifoit ......... ia 100 O0'-7
summary: Two baEe hitS-Walkrr
EIur' 'utshaw. johnson. WEIGH.
Dung. Home runS-YOung Walker
stolen hascS-C;alloway. Sacrifccs-
C"hh 60, liassler. RiEney. Vcach.
ErugGy. Cutshaw, Blue. Double plays
ounc. Galloway and BrugEy: Cut
shaw and RiGncy. Left on bases
ihilnd"lnhia \. Detroit. {. Bases on
halS-oT Rommcll. /: off Moore. .;
on flS"n, off hauss, ]. Struck out
by olsen, >; by Moore. /. lIi,s-oY
Rommcll, in 3 innings: of Olsen. 10
IN " 20 innings: off Moore. in
lmninss. off pauss, . in . is innings
W M pitches Itommcli. Winning
pitcher-Olscn. Losing pitchcr-Honi,
nell. umpircs. Dineen. Moraritv and
Connolly. Time. hours
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1872

Think what our grand
dads had to put up with,
Aren't you glad YOU live in
an age when there's a straw
hat for every type of head
and face!
What would "the bows of
so years ago" have given for
our convenient store" where
you today will choose from
hundreds Of quality straws,
knowing you can't get stuck.
Smart, stiff Scnnits made
flexible where they touch the
head!
Comfortable Panamas, Leg
horns, Milans, Mackinaws,
Bangkoks.
Values as big as the stock.
Moneyback if you can do
better.
The best OF everything mon wear.
including Palm Beach and Mohair.
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New York .......... iN2 O2O 900
Chicago ........ 40 vOo ann
summary: Two base hits-Shcelv,
iin"p"r. Home run-Ruth. Sacrifices
imp Baker. Left on hases-New
YORK II; Chicago. =. has" on balls
on Robertson. ;; off Shawkcv. l..
struck "u,-by Rohertson, 8 nv
Shawkcy. =. Umrires. chill and III.
dobr1ud Time l:5G "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Rocky Mount at Ric hmOnd.
Portsmouth at Newport News.
Wilson at Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09
PIRATES DEFEAT PILLS
LRv Associated press-1

PHILADELPHIA, PA. June s.
Pittsburgh hammered Ring and Sin
rlcton for sixteen hits, and took the
hnal game OF tho Philadelphia series,
by 1-toJ score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09
WASH. BEATS INDIANS
W RshIf,rtOn.
fKy Assnclatnd DIESEL

Wash!neto ton made ii three straight
over cleveland today winning by "A
score OF to l.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTEU
st. Louis. =; Boston. ..
Pittsburgh. 3; Phi1Hdclphin, 5.
Cincinnati, - nrnokl.n. ..
New York, 1T Chicago. =.
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Ini1|9 ....-. -. 30 q II
'Ra''cd FOR MCQUilIan in mira.
h'i''d frr Maruuard In eighth.
Score hy innings. II.
s. Louis Ol3 100 OnO-r
Boston 400 GOA IN,
summary; rw"-base hits Me
Henry laVan. Sacrifices clemens
it"rushy Double play Fouruicr
i.Nau io Fourier. Lcft on !.ascs--
- Louis. 10. Boston. 8: Bases on
nHts "n b"ak. 3; OF McQunIan. /
struck oUt-by Doak. !: by McQull-
McQuilan. = in innings; or Mar.
guard, : IN innings; orr watson,
IN inning Losing pi,chcr--Mc-
sulllan Cmpircs, Scntell and Nc
CoTmick. Time, 1:46
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CARDS STOP BRAVES
NV Nsyoctn,n1 prcs,

ny Associated Press
= h''o - Jun" s.---Si. Louis won its
u game OF IN" season from RoSion
,"nHN, u l.. after losing seven
straight 10 Mifchell's team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09
GIANTS DOWN CUBS
INV Associntcd prces

:, NEW YORK. June S-The New
YORK worlds champions defeated
shlcaGo in the second game OF the
series by score of II to s.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washing ton. u; Cleveland. I.
HoAt0n, - 81. Louis, =.
New York. .; ChicnEo. ..
Detroit. 3; Philadelphia, u.
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American A.,oclntIon nr.ul,..

Indianapolis. 3; Toledo. /.
Milwaukee,. (: st Paul. 5
Kansas City, 2. Minuoapniis. /.
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AL7S FIRST GAME BETWEEN COLTS AND BRONCHOS:~
RS ARE SELECTED FOR CARNIVAL A T CHURCH Hill A A
How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Norfolk, ~ Wilson. 1.
Innings, rnin). W.
fichmond -Rock, MoaInt trninb.
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Moore. y. ......... 1 0 2
'McGowan ........ o 0 o o
Totals .........S7 6 IL - Is (
'Eaiiol for 1on,,re1 ia fo,r,,,
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Cleveland.


summary: Two-base hits Smith. . /.
Brewer. Gardner. Three base hit
Stephenson. acr!ilceS-Rice. Char.
r!ty. Double play -Lamotte. Harris
and Judge. Lett on Washing
ton. Z: Cleveland. 3 Bases on balls
off thlc, |. Struck ou;-by Zach
AIRY, /; thle. /. lit by pitcher by
thle. HIarr!s). Wild pitch-Zach-
airy tmpires. Owens and Walsh
Time, 1870.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09

south Atlantic Association Results.
Sparta :; Columbia. /.
Charleston. ;: Gr"envillc. 4
Augusta, S: Charlotte. . ten In
ninCSD.
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Southern Association Results
Memphis. s: Mobile. g.
Nashville. 30; Atlanta. O-3
Chattanooga, 81. birmingham. IL
others. or day.
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Fl"rIdn Stntr i.rngur Results.
Jack sonvillc. Q; Lakeland. (.
Orlando. 10: paytona, 4
-. Petersburg. = Tampa. r.
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- l-5. Trooper. war FrlH", Rond.
Young Adam and Link Huy also ran
sixth race cone mile and three six
t""nths) --';ourmond. $3.50. ;2.To.
S3.io. second; Virgo. s9lo' ,hjTJ
Time. 2.ol %. Gorilla and Lottery
also ran
seventh race Zone milo and "A six
to"nth) Alameda Girl $50. S5.ln.
S2.ho. won. Hand"ll. !i2.2n $3.50. soc
ond: Shortsman, SEQ. third. Time
las Ia. oolala, Charlinc. Peter Foy
and Iinkl" also ran.
Evening star., 1922-12-13

attending nutri-
tion clinics a SIM
pie daily pro-
gram. which. it
is s u 6 6 e s t 9 d.
shall be observed
in order to bring
the children up
to weight. The
rules given also
form an ideal
health program
Evening star., 1922-12-13
Gold Wave,
Worst ofSeason,
Headed This WAY

II you thought yesterday and to-
day were cold. just button up your
coat tighter and quit worrying. be-
cause the weather man has announced
that a severe storm is headed in this
direction and will bring even more
frigid weather for the end of the
week.
The same storm that swept the
Mississippi valley. and sent the ther-
mometer down to 80 degrees bel NV
zero in Montana. is coming to Wash
ing, the weather bureau announced.
on the wings Of swift wind. Its ad-
vance guard will hit this city tomor-
row morning in the shape OF either
snow or rain.
There may be a slight, temporary
raise in the temperature tomorrow.
but it will soon be replaced by the
coolest snap of the season. which is
likely TO continue through the week.
The thermometer stopped its descent
at % today. equaling the coldest
weather of the winter. At noon 1t had
ascended to %. but showed no dis
position to crawl much higher.