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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-15
ANA EUR BALL TEAMS
PAIRED IN CITY SERIES
Championship Schedule Draft.
cd by Special Committee
Continues Month.

Games to settle tho amateur cham
rionship of Richmond will start on
Saturday. according Ia "a schedule
drafted nv n special COMMITTEES named
by tho Richmond Amateur Baseball
Commission. Decision to avoid an
int"rciiy scrics was ronchod
Tis schedule opens on August IA
and continues on Angus, &c After
this date tnoge team! with percent
Are1 Of 80 81 's.s vill he eliminated.
ana the teams which have won both
play ON tn. following Wednesday,.
Saturday. Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday.
m" schedule. In fun. follows: 4.
Saturday. Angus, l9.-Church I'M
y &. " Third Presbyterian g g.
at g. g. y Field. Umpire. Covo:
s"mr"r. Nunualli"
T"hn"c" i."aru" Us Barton Height,
i;m"ire. smt,h: % ssora .P"' RHaa f'''''
'hurcm ~! Bank ~. South Gid" A.
En!"lhlu,; scorer sutton.
Heights. n, Franklin Field. Tmpirs.
M""r". scorer. burrows.
saturday. August 2S-Toharco
i;"ng"r v Third rrcshyterian. NJ
hNrh Park. 80. / Umpire. Edel-
hlu'; sc"r"r. sutton
h"r,"n HEIGHTS Iar,lst. vs.. Church
iiiil bank. ~ g g. y. Fi"ld Umpire
Moore. scorer. Suuuajlio
"waruin NN"nu" W.. South Sidn. A.
-, AZ stockton street Umpire
VIM. scorer. burrows
Church iIll y g. w Woodland
H"irhis. at Boulevard i-icid t'rnpir.
-. iih scorer. Iuid
N'"r 'h"s" two PLAYING dates have
'""n completed IN" teams whirh have
won h"th th"Ir games VIII be palrod
:" play ON the following dates. we'd
n"shaN. AUGUST 10: Saturday, Sep
'cmh"r . Monday. September I We'd
li'slaE. S"r''inh"r .; Saturday. Sen
'"nh"r 2. ~ TIA" end OF this time
IN" team winning all its garu"s will
D." h""'Hr"f tn" winner. II may he
That " winner vii hay" been reached
""inr" all these DAYS arc used up. Z,
tn" committee dld not care 10 on
'"nrar" an in'"rcity series, owing TO
past experience.
In every cas-" the tenn last named
Nl tn" schedule. VIII be tho home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-15
DODSON T|GHTENs UP
AND TRIMS TRUCKERS
Richmond's Premier TwirIcr
Holds Portsmouth to Four
Hits in Seven Innings.
Hal wEAFER STEALS HOME
oidrtnE md Ramos Get Two swat. In
Three Times tp-Cclt Infcld I'ln>.
ETorlrss Bn1l. hut Hope Makes
Fielding Blundcr.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
PORTSMOUTH, VA. Aug 1t
bodson improving as he warmed M
10 his job and tho Colts bunchiuc
HITS in tho fourth. Richmond came
from behind this afternoon to defeat
PORTSMOUTH IN the opening game nf
the series 10y tho score ~ to :.
Ramos and O,drinc lod in the hitting
for Tho winners. while Goos"trcc
looked tho host for the losers
Portsmouth took tho lead in the
frst and second innings. scoring in
the first on fr"e pass stolen base.
error by Catcher Hope and Goose
trees single. They annexed their
second run in IN" next frame on
BashanE SINGLE and Mains acct
ontal double 10 right
After tn" second. Dndsuu Settled
down and the NioNmcn did not secure
another look IN
y pass and singles 10y Ramos and
Arason ,Mor" good for run ~ tho
Up the score without registering :
hit. W.afer drew pass TO START
the inning pldrins Was hit nv a
pitched ball and Thompson sacrificed
ooih men forward Comisk"y drove
a Ions fN - center and Wcafcr easily
teat the throw To the plate Tho
Colts took IN" lead in tho sixth on
an error. bases on hall. sacrifice. on.
bonehcad pulled by Fir>,sack "r
Rooney. and three sharp singles 10y
Wild pitchc by Main helped the visit
tors. In tho seventh after singing
N"dfer was sacrificed "a second
reached thlrd ON an inh"id out and
then CleanlN stole nom" while Main
Vas carclcssiy winding up.
The score.
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AUSTRALIANS DEFEAT
FRENCH TENNIS TEAM
Wood and Patterson Win
RICH, to Meet Spanish
Cum Aspirants.

BOSTON. MASS. Aux France
Is out Of this years Davis cup com
petition Australia meets spain In
LII" final round. which is To lie played
IN Philadelphia this week beginning
thursday for tho honor Of lighting
IA" American defending team carly
IN September.
Ia, p'iiara wood. the Aus, raiian
veteran. playing with an arm that
l'"in"d at every stroke definitely
eliminated tn" French team when h.
defeated Andre Colbert In "A match of
-FOUR sets today, the sCor. was o-G
g.. 81 Ct This victory. added to
IN" Australian teams standing " hen
tn" series vas Interrupted last w-.L
gave Australia the right To advance
I" IN" iindl round.
Tn" quality OF the tennis rit forth
hN both players vas hardly up to the
best Dawes Gun standard. hut Gobcr,
ais" was hGh'iug with "a physical
handicap. as he Mas reported TO be
III
Gerald l.. Patterson. the Australian
captain easily Nanruishch Henri
,"Ch"'. ia" young Frcuchnan. C..
IS. 81, s-2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-15

colts arc undoubtedly showing the
H'ass OF the Virginia circuit Jus,
now.
charles Holman. pride Of Fair
mount, will hattl" Kid Lewis. Of
Hartford Conn. In a ten round affair
at li"p"w"ll on TIA" night of August
- LAWS fought here arainS,
Johnny M""r" last month and was
shown az Icy tn" fa>t little young
>'"r. although he received :: Judges
decision. IN" CONNECTICUT youth
should prov" pie for Holman
Th" Australians Yesterday nut
iIan'" ont "i tn" running for IN"
l'iNi is Gun. aud viii next meet the
spanish r1ck"t"rS for the honor OF
'hhli"uginE tn" american four.
Australia has won I'll" Gun six times.
Will" tn" United states and Grrat
Eriiain has lifted the famous tennis
trophy lily" times each
tn" whit" son Ernwu's game.
saturday marked ia" tenth annivcr-
shrN ct TIA" arrival oi Catcher Ray
S"halk from TIA" milwaukee, Am-ri-
'Hh Association tluh. and th, famous
'dt"hrrS thiriirth birthday Ills
record ia HOS" Ten years Includes
catching l.2S3 contests ana pinch-
hillinS ia twenty seven others with
y GRAND bnttiug avrrag" at 2.i and
. grand N'ldiuL average Of asa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-15
OUTDOOR BASKETBALL.
PLANNED ON EAST END

With til" ia~,u.,Ii s,uSon yirtualIy
closed TIA" church iiilj Athletic As
N""lhti"n - turning: It's attention to
h'Sk"'iaIl. meeting. for tn. rlir-
pos" of formulating; plans for an out
door basketball League. viii h.. L.lI
u"Nt FRIDAY might at TIA" :tSSoriatiou'S
h"id. Twentieth ANA short J. Streets
MI Interested In basketball ar" in
NIi"d I" attend the meeting
Present plans ri thnS,, Interested
ih IN" court gam, are 10 have q
League off four clubs thu. season ia
start l:ii' ia September. Tcptattv.
hours fer TIA" contests are similar tn
mos" "t III" Twilight Baseball
League, o'Cluck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-15
A MERICAN AI.I-STARS
WIN FROM RED son
nv Observation-Disclosures. l

BOSTON. AUG. u I'm ali-star
team. recruited from -" vari"us
IinhS ~ ~" American League, toda :
defeated The Rcd Sux. Ia in :,
n"nch' gam" for IN" lat" Thomas r.
Me, 'arthN noted outh"ldcr al a.,
earlier baseball era. The game went
i"h innings. Sick Altr"ck. ui ~"
Washington club, pitched tho last
!"ur aud earned III" tin" Of winninu
pitcher. The winning run i'm tho
i"nth came an Nounr's single and
Lnhnstnn'S triple E"th ar" rhiladcl-
hhlH players. More than I.0Gu WAS
r"a lied Tor Mc'arthS'S family.
H'nr" by innings: Il. H. t..
stars .....uin O0i 0o0 Ia .
f"st"n 90" o2u UO0 % \ =
batteries RaRby. TASTY. Altrock
Iih Nunamhk "r. liruErN. Hoffman;
EHSs"ll Fullerton. Ferguson and
EU"l. chaplin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-15

Norfolk moved into ii. for third
r'a"" yesterday by defeating wilson.
Will" Richmond WAS downing IN.
Truckers. Less than three games now
separates four teams. TN" colts.
h"w"v"r. are still h"Gr-d in last
place. nine games behind tn" Tar
heels.
With tn" ending OF the Virginia
League season tn" colts would like
few days. aud III" Richmnnd fans
would he delighted to So" in..m 40 ii
Lee G"""h aud his Durham crew
would IL" a dandy attrnrtinu. Inn
i.t" seems 10 hay" retained his pen
nAui -wiuning habits Jul is uiIt in
'front.' for til" last-half rag In the
li",Hm"ni League" which means he
VIII h" tied NJ in Il championship
series ii h" holds the lead uniIl IN"
season ends. II * possible that a
sally l.caIm" "utiit may To-, so"n her"
NV month with Columbia "r char
'Nt"n favored Roth "f th"s" towns
.r" w"ll-kn"wn 1" James T. Grass.
n" new angel here. as h" helped
finance their clubs in the past
>, Th" C"lts s"tnrn t" TIA" island
THURSDAY Tor 2 thr"--day visit A.
BOYS VIII II" admitted fire." on TIA.
"p"uiur day If TIA" series. ii - ,.r-
tam ihhi pllrinr AMI his rrjuyrnat-d
crew VIII r"c"iv" hearty welcome.
ishhhN. Voter, az Portsmouth. is
leading the circu, drivers IF IN.
twelve. which puts the Trucker
SWait"r four ia 'front.' nf his nearest
rivals. Walters. Of Wilson: N:,rl.sI<l
"i Rocky Mount ana ,;r""ua- nf
Richmond.
Will" Gr""na" is leading tn" colts
~ IN" matter OF home runs Ia. has
q LOS" rival in comiSk-N who Row
mas seven I" his credit. Keller is
IN a." with t"misl,"N. hut j. bandit
capped In TIA" rae" fnr hoiS,r~ hy h.
.nS out "f TIA" gam" with an in
JHr"u wrist W"ai"r il fourth among
,hr colts 10 l"ns,iistanc" hilting
with hN" L" his credit
Nno,hcr day like YESTERDAY ANA
itnhc hldrinr Will lead the Eich-
n"nd sIu@f"rs ~ getting NV" hits
out Of three. against the Truckers
l:uhe showed his percentage M 10
.I-" ar Just nin" points south uf
Keller. WHO j. sitting on ton win
AN av"rar" of .aa2
lial W"ar"r did the unhclicvanl.
Yesterday with "a steal home ON
, Mains. II could have been expected
| rom any member of ia" colts ag
sr"eatl"n except Hal. wh" Is not
""''" Tor ms speed on the paths
n"ds"n having won his game. a.
iirirHi"d, pihriug has h> ,hui,,.
"j Lewis, Driver and r'iuu"ean Of
IN" old guard. ana Turk Young blood
ana Royce. 81 the latest acIu;iiiInnS
I" send on the firing line after tn"
t'Ni ""fu". Euh" wal rnk" un
/ chances Hrainst Fort ~nnuih. really
/ inc n" S'r"i"Eical .,dN"ntaIr of re-
l turning I" tn" hom" pastures WIN
/ banners unSuilicd by loss uC % series
IuSi When the fans are waking an
/ y. tn Snowflake that the l"wly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-15
WOMEN TENNIS STARS
OPEN ANNUAL TOURNEY
fav"rilrs Win Easily in Frs,
Rounds for National
Championshiu.
~ NsSociatod rros.I

FORREST WILLS. y V. Aug IL
RAPID progress was mad. u, IN. ,btr
tN-hfth annual wom"n's lawn ,.,,,f,
mri"nship on tn. courts az tho
West Sid" club h"re this af,.r,oo,
IN" "n'ir" FIRST round was completed
an" '""r matches "f m" second round
won aud lost IN flashing fashion. hn,
'hf"" matches requiring - mira so,
bei"r" d"c!si"n vas reached
chief interest conferred IN In. pl.y-
'ng Of Mrs M"lln Hjurs,od, MaIIo,v
IN" present Champion. aud Mrs NAV
sutton i'uudy. ~ Los Angelo. VIM
Won nor mrs. national titl" IN 1903
h"in won Impressive" victories in
uuick ana decisive fashion. Mr.
M'll"rN defeated Miss Mary case -,
N"r'"iE '"nn"'tl."i. ~ 'w" straight
sets without tn" Joss nf gam. Tn.
contest required "ult seventeen min
n,es OF a"tual play Mrs. Euudy won
tended
oth-r matches az more than c,ss-
,nI q ~ included me victory Of
MRS. Marion I"s-mp. nf Whining
ION. Del. VIII" defeated Mrs p-r"y.
Wilh"urm "a. 20 default. Miss
ii"l"n Wills "f san Francisco. tho
N"unp"S' of ia" fdr-coaS, star IN
r"htS eliminated Miss IL h Ceiling
wood. 80 N-wburrh y = so -
Mrs. ". li.rklr ~ Toronto. TN. On
madam chHmpinn. won from Mrs.
Th""d"r" S"hst. ~ Erooklyn. .-3
G.
MRS. ncl"" Hooker Tr""nwt,h.
Conn. captured her match from Mrs.
f:d ward powers, az staten Island sf-
Ter dr"rr'nr m" first set hI IS 81
"-3: Miss Jessie VI ,ri"vc Of Los
angeles. '"uk Mss N.rcherii.
Sirahicr. ~ Tacoma Mash into
camp TN straight sets t. Sc: Miss
Sjrahlcr being The only "uifan, from
a distan." 10 los" ~ ~" opening
round. Mis- Gladys =. iushlus B.r-
mudiHn champion, also adyauc"d TO
IN" second round ~ tn" expense of
Mrs u. T. St"rz ~ Rock vill" Centre
l.. l.. whom she defeated S-3 81
The closest and hardest fought match
az tn" DAY was that between NJ is
Marion CHAPMAN. NNack y. Y. and
Miss Marguerite Davis. -. Paul. MINI.
tn" latter winning, -. -.
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DEMPSEY AND FLYNN
POST FORFEIT CHECKS

HT' ~. NNE. N.-Iack knarne
mhnaE"r OF lack Dempsey and Leo
Nnn MANAGER OF Rili brennan, to-
day posted furfciis ~ tl0. 900 each for
IN" appearance" ~ their men for :,
h"NinE contest at Floyd Fitzsimmony'
Arena In Michigan city. ind. Labor
i'HN. Fl'zsimmons posted 500. 600 ~ a
guarantee. and IN" light for Ecv.r,I
weeks i'm ia" s"h.dul" in the class
nus was Cliuch.d
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OPEN SERIES AT PORTSMOUTH WITH CLEAN CUT WIN
HARRY HAMPTON is MATCHED
AGAINST JOCK HUTCHINSON
Jim Barnes PAYS ST
to See Himself Play
LEY Assnriatcd prcssI


rlTTSHrRGH. AUG ii.-.Iim
Iiarnes had To pay a dollar To see
himself participate In the national
professional golf tournament. at
the hakm"ut Country club today
~" tried 10 use his face as
passport through the admission
cate. hut he Jared about as well
as Walter Hagen did AZ Skokic
last month.
'hld stun old stuff" rrow'cd
inc Ga'" man when the Eastern
star insisted that n" was VINO he
was. Barnes finally paid the dol
lar "" took N" further ac,inn
until after II" had been eliminated
rom tn" tournament by IN" youth
tul Johnny Farrell
Ih"h n" went I" tho S"cr",ary's
Office and got his money back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-15
NANk SCOUT AFTER
CAROLINA COLLEGIAN
lHv Associated rress. ]

ASllENII.i.E.. y. G.. Aug. l4.-raul
NrttCh"ll. scout for the New York
Yankees. is seeking To secure tn.
Ni&ua tur" az Howard R"arcrn. short
S'"p and third base and capital elect
az NEXT years North Carolina State
team, according Ia reports from Shell e
10y, y. g.. where Rcdfern is playing
amateur ball.
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NOEL WINS CANE.

lSpoc!a. To The Times DJsra,ch.l
WILSON : g. AUG - Norfolk
won an "Nc,,inr ana played
through tn. pi,chiug IF Noel. who
nod tn" rUhavy"uISlS To nv.. hits
beuHclt Tor Wilson. pitched IN "x-
""llcn' form allowing only ono run
:'ni striking ont eight men. Nn"1'S
lucky lnrrId mi, scored Rurkr from
th!rd with ia" necessary run i'm thu
seventh Eurk.'s catch 81 4 drive 10
center toy calder was the nclding
tenure n! IA, game.
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summary: Two-haso hits-t'arcv
!. Smith. Three has" hits Parkin-
son. Williams lrbcs Walker
stolen bases j smith l.csli. Sac
tihccS Wrightstonc Walker. Hichr"
bout l" plays !. Smith 10 Parkinson
L" Leslie: Parkinson To- j. Smith tn
Leslie. schmidt Ia Maranvill- Loft
"n has"S Philadelphia. 1: Pittsburgh.
: Eases on ballS-on Winters .
OF Gla2ner. !. Struck out-by Win
t"rs. .. 10y Glazn"r. ,. hN Carlson. I.
HIS 90 ';iazn"r. { in la: IF carl
son; IN ! -. liit by pitcher hv
arlS"n 81 SMITH. Losing pitcher
ilazn"r impirrs. Hart and O'Dav.
Time. S6
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NSHENliL.E \. =. NiIr It
N"r STEERING from kal.nazro. Mich
-" Clearwater. Fla. and from NASH
inGi"u :" l.ittl" Rock aud So. or
''"nS. NOR" Than loo entries had been
received Hp 10 noon today for tn"
annual invitation golf tournament OF
IN" y Sh"yill" 'ouutr! cub, which be
gins Wciu"Sday
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Former Professional at Nir-
ginia Country Club Plays
E>-Champ To-day.
JIM BARNES IS OUT
Youth Sets Veteran Cam.
paigncr Back in Champion
ship Battle.
I.Iw Associated rr.sx.I

riTTSHl RGH. Nmr. it-.Jnhnnv
Farrell - years old. professional Al
the Quaker Rii:" COR club. of
Mamar"n"ck, y. V. eliminated tn.
r"t"ran campairu"r. Jim Raru"S.
from tn" national professional golf
tournament her. this afternoon Tn"
y"mneSt"r st"ad,"r and more accur-
at" than tho star from Pelham. y. Y.
teen holes.
Farrell and Harm"s boa, par for tho
Cours" hy ~ stroke. "Hrh making tn.
round in -. on tn" last green BARNES
"v"rsh"l. while Farrell pitched his
bah within two feet from the pin and
halvcd tn" mole.
Gene Sarazcn. Of pittsburgh. ma
ti"nal open champion. and Jock
iiut"his"n, 81 Chicago, arc among the
sixteen survivors who vii participate
in tho doubt" round of thirty
holes match play tomorr"w.
Farrell Will meet Tom k"rrican. 90
with +. y Sprogoii. of Memphis. and
iiut"his"n viii plav Harry Hampton
OF Detroit Til" other warnings FOL :
low: +. :. ,iall"tt. OF lIcmpst"ad. J..
J.. vs. Rob truik shank. W"stneld y
charles Row" Pittsburgh. John
Golden. of Tuxedo" y. y VS. AL
'luci, of bridgeport. conn: Emil
l.""ii,"r. iittshmrUh. " Eddi" Towns
Pittsburgh. and K. - Minor. STAN
ford. Conn. vs. Emmett French
Youngstown. ONO.
TIL" match between Hutchinson and
Hampton il expected TO attract :,
large gallery. In his afternoon round
Hampton shot q - for The first min.
, holes. tiv" strokes under part and
ms play thr"uI h"ut IN. day was SPEC.
tacuiar
81! Nichols. Providence" M in IN,
!"i"n""n round. hut many thought
Nichols had won until BRADY hogan
MAY IN III" afternoon. The result WAS
incorrectly posted on the oi'i, ial
sc"rchoar,l. BRADY lost in the after.
noon 10 French.
tn" forenoon round tomorrow iv 10
h' start"" AZ 10 o'"lr"k. with Cruik.
shank and t,nlIpt, l,.Jip,.
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CARDS LOSE AGAIN

ST. LOUIS. aug. - The rhicarn
nos today won their third cons.c-
HliN" N'6t"rE FRAN Tn" 81 Louis car
finals {" q. Heavy hitting hy m.
NlSii"rs and ragged n"idinr bv IN.
locals in IN" early innings contrib
,t"d largely To the Cardinals defeat.
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GIANTS WATCH PH|LL|ES
GIVE PIRATES TRIMMING
Pittsburgh Loses FRS, Came
This Season to Quakcrs at
Critical Period.

ISRlEGH IA. Aug iA-S.v-
'rhi members az the Now York
"'"htS SAT IN tn" grand stand and
,n,'hen Philadelphia defeat l'iits-
hurEh. 10 10 l. TO-DAY. This was tho
nrst victory for III" rhiili.S over The
firates this season. score:
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Local Golfers Watch larry hampton Today
GOSSIP OF SPORTDOM
Truckers May Queer Extension Of Season
by EARLE I.UrX

Golf followers here OF The will
their Pittsburgh
g par
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Totals ...... .....S2 > - II
'ENlted for Main In oiGhih.

NlChmond . DOL lO4 100
Portsmouth - no 900 ooO
summary Two base hit-Mpin.
double play thrish"lm 10 Rooney
Sacrifice hltS-ThompSon Comiskoy
and OldriuS stolen hases-Ranvs
ltamos Weatcr. Left on bases
Richmond 6 Portsmouth s. STRIKE
cuts podSun. Main. l. Bases on
DodSou. none. Main F.; 500.
iii by pitched ball -DadSnu. . Main.
500 Wild pitch Main. Hts
off Main " ia innings Losing
ErcSS.4u and Ir'h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-15

Suggestion that Virginia
with the in
against the proposition and
of
Two North Carolina clubs is
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the o3 called Norfolk
ana wilson six With the closing
:" impossibiity Ia play the full 121
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Portsmouth, =; Richmond. T.
WILSON. ~: Norfnik. !.
ROCKY Mount Newport New,
grounds.
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me extended would especially
ek-endg
"h cnhS would b" willing split why
mystery n
News seasi"r to understand aeon
' '''''
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SpHrianhurc, 3. Charleston. =.
Columbia u, Augusta. :.
Gr""nviIle, :, Charlotte. I. q.
Innings
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY
PhIlndrIphin-tirNr pos,ponca
rain.
Others not srhetI,IIru
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Rl>i LIS YESTERDAY.
iiif>hurgh I; rhiindrlphib. 10
- Louis. u; thtrngo, =.
bihers net scheduled

"HFHE THEY riAl TODAY
Ne" orr a. I'tusbnruh
fhiihhcIrhi" ut ttn"InnEti
b"sion at 'hionro
Onl, three sch.dpled
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STA NDINH or tIiBS.
Won. Lost. ',t
,,np' '>""H ''..... 81 - ISL
wnN"h '-'..'....... q" so 5aI
Pdrt.mOut . ~ 4, ga
Norfolk AZ a. -,
49, """ht ..-... - ~ Abr
'""" p ''.'. "a - ASH
WHERE THEY rLAY TO-DAY.
itch tnonh NJ P0rtsouutb
Ne"porr News Mt H"cky Mount.
Norfolk NJ Wilson.
international LrnKu- Results.
J'rtcN CITY, J. Syracuse 4
t"ading Buffalo, l.
Baltimore. is Toronto g.
pthers not schedUlcd
southern Association Results.
birmingham. z. Atlanta l.
Chattanooga, 7. Nashville, &.
lAttls Rock New Orleans, rain.
Only three scheduled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-15

WII:ItE TIIEI rI.kN TODAY.
I. Louis ut Wn~hinrtnm
Cleveland nj philadelphia.
Detroit ut >rw Work.
thtcapO.nt ISustuu,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-15

yesterday with steal home ON
M"ius u could have been expected
from any member at the tults ay
= '"ea CON except Hal VIII" Is not
noted for his speed an the maths
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-15

mother day like Yesterday and
m"nd sIugr-rs IN getting Two bjts
OUT of three, against tn" Truckers
i:uh" showed his p"r"cutarc NJ to
5-". ar Just nin" points south of
N'Ii"r M"" - sitting on top with
an aV"rHr" of 332
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-15

Norfolk moved into q II. for third
h'"'" yesterday by defeating WI SON
VIM" Richmond WAS downing IN"
truckers Less than three games now
"pHirat"s four teams. TN" colts
however. are Stll b"Gr"d in last
place. nine games behind tn" Tar
heels.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
Continued From Page Sir.

Continued From Page Sir.
leant on will need to be used by Helen
for another purpose.
"I have some relations coming to-day
to stay with me for week, else would
have liked to come down to see you. The
other weather man would have gone out
for little walk. I meet him at times in
our street, and ask after you and see him
blushing. I used to find him staring in
at the window by the shop but
now he's gazing at neckties. Any day he
may blossom out in socks, slips and spats
all for her. as the dramatists say. I now
pause to draw this picture of him on my
blotting paper. JIM B."
FROM THE EARL OF WEsdYss.
The late Lord wemyss was over 80
years of age when I first knew him.
His affection and his letters, and his
interest in my life and my children meant
a great deal to me. His courtesy was
deep rooted. 1t was no manner; 1t
was the breath of his being.
He bore trouble like an eagle flying to
the heights. He said to me once: my
mind cannot dwell in dark places; it will
soar to the light and lofty peaks!"
/ think the real aristocrat died with
him! Is there any one alive now who
makes every woman he addresses feel
queen?
remember taking a very famous
actress to lunch with him once, and how
It..yv~ r. ~k kar an
nails. Pointed, Redeemed an astonishing
vermilion, they caught his eye unmerci-
fully. i explained to him afterward that
it was the fashion, but he was distressed.
He said: Nothing should be fashion
that disturbs the interest Of conversation
or that attracts the eye from the human
countenance," and he refused to speak of
her genius or her charm.
These two letters find from him,
written to me within few hours. They
show the sincerity of his feeling for my
work and for me in my sorrow:
"23, st. James Place,
Saturday night
You will have heard, Carissima, why
we did not come behind the scenes to see
you, and surely no greater compliment
could be paid to great actress than the
tears, the soul shaken state of my daugh.
ter Hilda. She says she could come every
night, and / feel as she does-only, alasl
l hear now nothing, and thus lose so
much that, II 1t were not for your un-
equaled expressive gestures, I had best
stay at home.
How delighted your audience is with
you! The wonder 10 your being able to
stand matinee as well: you looked so
beautiful throughout.