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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
AUSTRALIAN 'RACKETER
WINNER OVER BR|TON
Gerald Patterson D cf e ats
Kingsco,t in Sensational
Tennis Match.
[By Associated Press.1

WIMBLEDON, July 1.-Gerald Pat
terson. Astralian tennis star. today
defeated A. r. KIngscote. OF Great
Britain. In the international grass
court tennis tournament here after a
hard struggle. The score was Ga,
3-6, sd. ga, 6-3.
The experts affirm that Kingacote
played great game against Pat;
terson on slow court which made
the Australians cut shot much more
deadlier than usual, Such a percent
age Of false bounds rs were noted
today. most of them shooting omin-
ously. especially with KIngscote's
cutting and slicing, has never been
seen on any Wimbledon center court.
Nevertheless. the experts say, the
way Kingscote stood up to Patter-
CONS deliveries, making many win
ming returns. was the feature of the
stirring match.
In the first game OF the fifth set.
when the Australian had lost love
service Alme. he fell back heavily
apprehension that he was seriously
Ill, but after returning to the play.
Patterson made the score equal, then
took the lead. 8s2. Kinsscote made
the game all even and the key to the
match was the seventh game. Twice
K!ngscote went to vantage, once
with a fine passing shot and again
when the Australian missed an easy
volley. Each time. however, Patter-
son brought out his famous service,
getting vantage. himself after the
scbre was 'deuce--three times. He
volleyedl a brilliant service return
superbly and killed weak return.
taking the game with a terrific sery-
ice ace al. the next point.
From the form Patterson displayed
today the yexpefts vouchafe tho opin-
Ion that he is rs vulnerable as ever
in his ability to negotiate low ball
of the ground.
Dean Mathey and Mrs. Molla Blur
stedt Mallory. United States, defeated
II. Aitken. South. Africa, and Miss
Brown. England, In mixed doubles,
Cd, SO.
Mile. Suzanne Lenglen. che woman
champion, and Pat OHara Wood, of
Australia. defeated g. "A. s.. Drew and
Mrs. r. c. Middleton, England, 6-1,
81. S5; ai
Miss Elizabeth Ryan. of California,
today, won Nher match by defeating
Miss Harvey, an English player, in
straight sets. The scores were e-3,
6-3. n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
IRELAND; LAYS CLAIM !
TO FIRST YACHT RICE
Cork Harbor Has Undisputed
Honor Of Starting An.
cient Sport.

Yachting. Is we know Il, was cray
died In Ireland over 800 years ago.
Tho date 10 not certain, but about
that period some Cork sportsmen Of
maritime procliyities conceived tho
idea OF water club In Cork hnrbor.
and thereby gave form TO the new
worldwide sport. Like ali pioneers.
thsy lad no ia1ling of their work..
Ing at the time for posterity as welh
as for themselves.
ten them. and the claim OF Ireland,
through Cork harbor. to have pro-
duced tho nrst yacht club is unoonS
tested. Tho Water Club of Cork
still lives too. In the shape of RS
linoal descendant, tho Royal Cork
Yacht Club. with a ACCUMULATION dateN
OF ITO, over nifty years before the.
Yacht Club t1775) came into being
Besides tho II. Cork Y c.. there
arc seven senior clubs lin Ireland,
viz: st. George Y. C. (1s3s). r. Irisf,
Z. c. (1846), r. Alfred Y. C. 1855,
n. Ulster Y. G.. t1s6e). n. Munster.
x. c. dS72). r. Galway Y. G. 1882,
Il. North OF Ireland Y. c., $3.50, and
course. From the beginning. indeed,
Irishmen have taken an active part
in and have Influenced the sport.
They produced tho first yacht club.
and then. when the necessity came
for It, tho first purely amateur rao-
Ing club.
From it's nature. yachting depend
ed largely upon the help OF tho pro-
fess,ona.. Midway through the last
century the amateur began to assert
himself. and a model yacht club IL
promote Corlnthian racing was
formed as result In 1878 In Dublin
Bay. Seven years later It became
tho Prince Alfred. and In 1865 the
r. Alfred Y. C.-now the Premier
Corinthian Y. C.-the like club in
England dates from 1s7-ciRht' years
later than the Il. a. Y. G. Like tho
II. Cork Y. c. the status Of the
r. Alfred Y. c. in It's own sphere ia
unqucstioned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
.WITT IS CONTENDER
F0R BATTING HON0Rs
Yankee Outaclder Moves Into.
Fourth Place and Trails
Leaders.
tBy Asao cIatod Prsss,1

CHICAao3 July 1.-ILRwton witt.
the xRnkseb outnsldsr, today Is on
tho heels Of tho batting leaders of tho
AmasioRn League with tho prospects
Of becoming q dangerous contender
for first-placo honors.
In seventh place n week ago, witt
connected with ten hits in six games
and batted his way into, fourth po-
alton. with naverage OF ,87i. oom-
pared with 1855 for tho previous
week.
George sisier. the. st, Loui. Browns
star. continues to lead tho race with
an average Of :4as compared with
.4St last week. Harry Heilmann, OF
Detroit, displaced Trir Speaker, OF
Cleveland. for tho runner-up honors
with an average OF .Ss1. Speaker
is three points ahead OF Witt, his
average being 1874. These figures In
clude games Of Wednesday. d.
sisler Adds to Records.
Sisler continued to add his re.
cords Of total runs scored. hits and
total bases. having scored sixty
eight times. and made 1924 hits for
total of 1872 bases. His base steal
ing performance of twenty-six re-
mains unchanged.
Kenneth Williams. teammate,
who is leading both leagues for
home-run honors. smashed out an
other circuit drive. bringing his total
to nineteen He also has Improved in
his batting. his mark being sos as
compared with .295 week ago.
Other leading batters for forty-fve
or more games; O'Neill. Cleveland.
.s68; Cobb. Detroit, 1857: Blue. Detroit,
1853: Ed Miller, philadelphia, 1852;
schang. New York, $50: Bassier. De-
troIt, .34s; Hooper. Chicago, 1926; Nc
Manus, st. Louis. 1875.
Lawrence Hack" Miller. the
strong man of the Chicago Nationals
and former slugger Of the Pacific
Coast League. has started climb
among the National League battcrs
that is attracting considerable at
tention. Miller slammed out TWEEN
ty-two hits in his last eighteen
games. This boosed his average from
$50 to 1858. and landed him In third
place among the players who have
participated in forty-nve or moro
games.
Rogers Hornsby, OF ST. Louis. con-
tinues to top the batters wita an av-
erage OF 1893. He, has run his string
OF home runs TO sixteen. which Is
far In front of his rivals. Hank
Gowdy. OF Boston is the runner-up
with mark OF .3S3. Max Carey. tho
fleet-footed outfieider. of the Pitts:
burgh Pirates. stole three bases dur
ing the week. giving him a string of
seven. His speed vas in a grent way
responsible for catching up to j.
Johnston, OF Brooklyn, for the
honors In runs scored. Each has
registered ffty-eisht times.
Other leading batters for forty-nve
or more games: Bigbee. Pittsburgh,
.s56; Dhubert. Cincinnati. 1854: KEEL
ly. New York, .35l; j. Smith. st.
Louis, $50; Bancroft. New York, .343;
Grimes. Chicago. .342; Duncan. Gin
c,nnati. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
CHURCH HILL TAKES
MEASURE OF TAKOLA.
Boehling Hurls East Enders to
:s Victory Over League
Leaders.
Results Yesterday.
Church Hill A. c., 3; Takola, 3.
Earnest Brothers. 4; Dixie Eagles, 5.
Standing of Clubs.

A former star hurler In the major
leagues and tho first Richmond
sandlot player to GO to the big tent
took the mound for tho Church Hill
Athletic Club baseball team yester-
day afternoon and defeated Takola
Field.
Joseph Boehling was tho big hero
OF the day, holding the hard-hittinE
Takola batters to four hits, TWO of
which were good for two bases. For
seven innings "Thunderbolt Joe," as
he was called when he hurled for
the Washington Senator'S, held the
soft drink team sooreless. In the
eighth frame Dave Hotchkiss drove
a long single to center field and two
men counted. tieing the score.
Church Hill put the game away in
the sqme frame when Horace Hicks
scored on Claude Woodward's single.
Boehling breezed through the last
inning in great shape and hell the
opposing team scoreless.
From the standpoint of enthusiasm.
as well as diamond proficiency, the
contest in the East End yesterday
surpassed any yet played at C. C. A.
Field. Naturally the majority of the
1,6o0 fans were for Church HILL. but
Takola' had many supporters in the
stands.
1t might be said that the present
league leaders overcame an early
lead gained by tho home team to tie
the score. Dixie" Klevesahl's BOYS
fought desperately to win the CON
test, for victory over the East
Enders would have practically
cinched the pennant for them. The
outcome OF the game gives Takola
lead Of two full games over Church
Prior to the game the Church Hi,
team raised flag, which carried the
line. Champions. le20-21." the East
End team having captured the bunt
ing In the Commercial League for
Two successive years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
'TAREYT0N AND FAT|MA
TOP TOBACCO LEAGUE
Un,ried Pitchers Are victori-
GUS In Both Con.
tests.
Standing of Clubs.


The contests in tho Tobacco League
were both fun OF surprises. Two
pitchers who havo boon on the bench
or playing other positions all OF the
season, came through and won their
games In nno style. In the frst
gamo George Powell, for Murlel, and
Hudson, for Herbert Tareyton, wero
announced rs the batteries, and It
was indeed a pitchers battle. Pow
ell allowed six hits. while Hudson
allowed only three
Murlel broke the Ice in tho third
Inning when c. Bishop was eafe on
Jones error. Enroughty hit to right
neld. Bishop tried to mako third
and was out. Enroughty going to
second
Lack was safe on tumble by sale.
Bowles thought Lacy had boon called
out. and threw the ball on tho ground
to the pitcher, Enroughty scorinS.
Hudson then frightened up and the
scoring stopped.
Herbert Tareyton came back in
the seventh with three runs. Broad
dus was out to center field, Devine
hit. Bowles hit to Enroughty and
was safe on Lacy's error. Devine
stole second and hurt=his ankle. Car
roll running for him. Todd went out.
jenkins missed Hudson long fly and
Carroll scored. Hudson going to
second. Hatcher hit. scoring Bowles
and Hudson. Jones was out to C.
Bishop.
1t was fast game throughout.
Enroughty. cast-off OF Herbert
Iareyton, played nice game for
Muriel. Hudson deserves much
credit for winning his game. az he
has not been started since tho frst
Of tho season. Powell pitched good
ball, but errors at crucial times did
the work.
The second game started with dark
storm clouds lowering overhead. and
very few fans hoped to see the game
finished. But the storm held off un-
I'll the ninth inning. and Fatima went
down before Lucky Strike to the
tune of to 2. The Lucky Strike
team has been greatly strengthened
and again begins to show the class,
that won the first half for them.
Ducks" Liggan. formerly of Church
Hill. supplied plenty Of pep to the
infield and played n nice game.
Brenaman surprised every one. He
has been playing the outfeld, and
this was his first attempt in the box.
lie handled nine chances without an
error, allowed three hits and not n
man walked. Hcckler also pitched
good ball, but was rather wild. The
Two teams seemed TO be very evenly
matched, which speaks we'll for the
race the balance of the season,
Fatima made things Interesting In
the first inning. Binford was safe,
error, shortstop. H. Jones hit to
right field. Binford scoring. Duke
out, fly to Ltggan. Gentry safe, err
ror, Sanders. II. Jones scoring. Gath
right out on a grounded to Rollins.
brchaman covering first and MAX
Ing the out. retiring the side.
Lucky Strike came back In the
tnird with ono run. Dudley led of
with hit. Brenaman beat OUT an
inheld hit. Dudley taking third.
Dudley sSsred on passed ball by
Bagby. Sanders struck out. Rollins
struck out. Llggan out, third to
first.
In the sixth inning Heckler hit
Stewart. Davis walked, Ford hit.
scoring Stewart. Davis scored, passed
ball. Ford scored, sacrifice hit by
Brandt Heckler then frightened and
the scoring stopped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
GALLERIES MUST PAY
TO SEE GOLF TOURNEY.
Receipts at Box Office Not
Needed to Entertain
Entrants.
fRy Associated Press.l

CHICAGO. July 1.-Admission viii
BIO charged for the first time at ths9
national open Championship TO bsj
held at Skokie Country Club July2
10 to Is, but the box-office receipts
VIII not be required to cover ths
expenses OF entertaining tho world'A
greatest golfer. for an anonymoutA
friend of golf has sent the club s2.-s
GOO to help cover the cost of tho
elaborate arrangements now being
worked out.
The linis have been groomed into
perfect condition by John Ling.
chairman OF tho greens committees.
and the home professional, Phil
Gaudfn, while plans for the entea,
tainment OF players and spectatotAS
have been perfected by George ].
Cohe. OF the tournament committee
and Frederick W. Hill. who is IN
charge OF the press arrangements.
With many OF Great Britain's star
players In the contest to wrest tho
title. from James Barnes, of New
York. and countcrbalance the cap
ture OF the British title by Amcsi-f
cans twice in succession, unusually
large galleries are expected to pay
the admission Of 81 day or SIS foAS
the tournament.
BESIDES the invading Britons and
the defending champion. walter
Hagen, who recently won the British
open title, and Jock Hutchison. who
performed the same feat across thu
sea last year. Will be leading. con-
tenders. rc
: ~ al D. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
POsT.oFFICE OBSERVES
!. INDEPENDENCE DAY
Deliveries Will BE. Abandoned Tues
day With Exception OF Perfsh-
nbles and Specials. -

II you expect to have use for
stamps on Tuesday. buy .thom to-
morrow. For Tuesday Will be July
and the stamp windows at the
Richmond Pestoffice will be closed
all day. There will bersno Sunday
hours at the local Tposti office on!In-.
dependence Day.
There will be no mail. delivered
next Tuesday In Richmond and par
cel-post carriers Will take out only
what is perishable. Special deliv-
cry carriers will work as usual. The
first, second and fourth business coll
lections VIII be made. but the third
and NTH trips will be omitted. Night
collectors Will make delivery at
hotels.
y Dispatches will be sent to the West,
End station at 6.l5 and 1890 A. M.
and 2.so and $50 p. M. The other
branches will observe the same
window hours asNthe main office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
CHURCH HILL MEETS
!, TAREYTON JULY; 4TH

Z To keep in condition for the hnal
dash to the pennant In tho CONNER
cialk League, the Church s II,ll sAth-
letic Association will play. Herbert
Tareyton, OF the Tobacco League, two
games July Fourth at g. g. "A. Field.
The, first game will befpIayed at. 1880
and the second at 1880. i. = : r z
Herbert Tareyton bsttled tho Com
mercial League team to a tie score
last Wednesday and Will have Its
beat team In the field against their
rivals for the holiday :. conte ats.
Peeyed ibecalss they were denied q
victory last week chSs&A HnaSSyiIi
,h& out TORI deur1e ~ n l.:S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02

Summary: Two-base hits-Sutter-
lin. Mcdonald. Three-base hits
Morgan. Home runs-McDonald.
Stolen bases-Atkinson, Amos Sacri-
hee--Morgan. Hit by pitched bali
by Powell (Atkinson). Left on
tases-Earnest Bros. z; Dixie Eagles.
o. First base on error-Earnest
Bros. 4; Dixie Eagles. z. Hits--off
Mpore. in innings: or Atkinson,
ia innings. Struck out--by At
kinson. 6; by Powell, 10. Time of
game--l:Ss. Umpire-Moore. Scorer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
BOXER AND MANAGER
ON SUSPENDED LIST
tBy Associated Press. !

Z 4. NEW. YORK;. July 1.-The State
Boxing Commission announced today
that Panama Joe" Cans and his Man
aver Leo p. Flynn. had been sus-
PENDED pending the investigation Of
the charge that they had violated a
contract made with a Havana boxing
club. The National Boxing commis-
,sss,n ~ Cuba WAS notified
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
otais =. '.......ss 4 "a II

sfio.ais ..........ES 627 8
Pitt batted for Rurnham in eighth.
TPeay batted for HARRISON in
NINTH
Score by innings: r..
Takoia .......i....... 900 900 o2o-2
- ID. "A. ca. .......... 600 200 olx-3
Summary: Two-base hits-Sloan,
Tignor. Woodward, w. Wharton.
stolen bases-Hotchkiss. Hicks. Sac
bile plays-J. Wharton to Poh to
Hotchkiss; HARRISON to Hotchkiss.
Pass balis-Tignor, ); Hay. 1. Third
strike dropped-rignpr, 2; Hay l..
Left on bases-Takola. S: c. Fl. A.
O.. D. First base on error-TakoIa,
8; c. II. A. c.. i. Bases on balls
OF BoehlinE. 5; of Harrelson. 3.
struck out-By Boehling. 10; by Har-
relson. z. Time, of game, l.45. UNI
pireh. Onesty and Mescoe Scorer
Joseph e. Nunallie.
Earnest Brothers went into a tie
for third place in the Commercial
League yesterday afternoon by beat
ing the Dixie Eagles. to 3, in a
well-played game. The Eagles
threatened to tie the score in the
ninth inning by scoring one run.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
.Tennia ,Pairinr. .,aa.

;. INDIANAPOLIS. Y July t.-williamn
T.ETilden. II, Philadelphia, will OPP.
pose NJ. B. Hutchinsonnst. Paul. in,
the snrst round OF the national senior.
clay; court tennis championships heres
Monday, patrfngs for which were,
made today. First round play began
today In the first national clay court
Junior championship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
Passes state Bar .Examination.

Z r. T.. Sampson, who successfully
passed tho, State bar examinations
held iastSweek in Roanoke. is a resi-:
,dentSof Richmond and lives at 1102
North TwentiethdStreet.. lHe is;a vet
Gran Of the World War. having
served sas sergeant in the quarter
master corps. Mr.. Sampson recently
graduated from tho II. g. yWilliaTns
School OF Law Of the University o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
B. H. S. S. LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.
Bnrton Heights baptist, 1oj BAR
ton Heights Presbyterian, o.
Episcopal, HI Methodist, q.

In an exciting Suggest. the Baptist
team overcame a six-run lead and de-
feated the Preshyterians by score
of 10 to g.. punched hits by the Bap-
lists was. largely responsible for the
victory. The pitching of. young
Goulder was a feature of the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02

fatlma 200 600 000--2
Lucky Strike .......00I 0o3 OF
summary: Three-baso hits-Lig-
gan. Stolen bases--B. Jones, I'll,
Jones. Rollins. Sacrifice hits
Brandt. Double Riays--Liggan to
Rollins. Passed bafls-Brady. 3. IN
stewart, Dudley. Left on bases
Fatima. 3; Lucky Strike. q. Bases on
balls--off Heckler, 2. Struck out
by Heckier, q; by Brenaman, s. Time
OF Rame.-l:2b. E$.pires-EdeIblut,
and Smith. soorer-Ford,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
Pick D.vfa Orr ~, :,

WIMBLEDON, July 1.-Announce-
ment2 was made today that Engiand,o
Davis cup tennis team. which will
playJthe winner OF, the match :be-
tween Spain and India, will consist
OF A. r. +. Kingscoto. Randolph aLy-
cett, j. B. Gilbert and O.. s.. Camp.
bell. ssi-,1. : sss, x ~ 8 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02

Summary: Two-base hits-Wool-
ard Cummings, Kelly. Three-base
hits-Tate (2). Home run-Cun-
mfngs, Stolen bases-Tate, Parsley.
Tucker. Cummings. Swami. Sacrifice
hits-Woolard, Kelly. Hit by pitched
ball-by Zeigler, 4. Left on bases
East End, s. Monument. s. Bases
on balls-off Writ. 2; off zeigler. q.
Struck out-by Writ; q; by zeigler. 6.
Time OF game. 1856, Scorer. len
nings. ~ -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02

ScOred.J
Summary: Two-base hits-Crostic.
Goode. Three-base hit-Clayton.
Home run-Livesay. Stolen bases
Crostlc. Tyree, NJ. Folkes. r. iFolkes.
K. Ligon. Sacrifice hit-Vest Hit by
pitched ball-Ligon. Left on bases
-Bainbridge, 8; Branch Memorial, 6.
Bases on balls-off Randall, i; of
Condrey. !; off Goode, q; OFF Brock
we'll, /. Hits-off Randall. in 4:
Off Condrey. 1 in 4; off Goode, In Q;
off Brockwell, 1 in 2. Struck out
by Randall, q; by Condrey. 8; by
Goode, 2; by Brockwell. 2. Time OF
game, hours. Umpire, Marsh.
Scorer, Burrows.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02

summary: TWo-basee hits-FrIth,
Solari, Andrews. Stolen bases-Bell.
Wenzel, Evans. Peoples. Andrews,
Patterson. Solari. Double Plays
Ruess TO Peoples to Sydnor: Foster
tunassisted). Hit by pitched ball
Wenzei. Left on bases-Boys' Club,
6: c. II. A. c.. Jr, 8. Bases on balls
off Wiegand, .; off Ruess. .. Struck
out-by Wiegand. 4; by Ruess. 4.
Time OF game. 1:5o. Umpire, An
drews. ra
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
CENTRAL LEAGUE
Knights of Columbus, .; Church
Hill Bank. j.
Post-omce. .: Blues. o. Forfeit.

The game between the Blues VS..
Post-Office, OF the Central League,
was declared by Umpire Dutton as
forfeited to the Post Office nine OF
account of the Blues nine. not be-
Ing present for the game. The score
was to 0 In favor OF the Post
Office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02

Perhaps there Is a different sort OF
exertion In those college sports. but
we can't sec that IT'S. any more try-'
Ing that four, or ave crushing knock
downs In ring. And thu ringsters
do Retiupy time and aEain to struggle
Along land hear the fipsl bell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
Totals .s2 II IA 81 o
Third Christian.

summarize: Two-hase hits-T. Jones
CD. Butler. Barnet, Netherwood
Stolen bases-T. Jones ca. Adkins,
Bugg 90. Sacrifice hitT. Jones
Double iplay-Jones to Bugg. Left
on bases-woodland Heights. g.;
Third Christian, A.. Bases on balls
off Rirtley, T. Struck out-by Kirt-
ley. s; by Adkins. i3. Time OF game.
1:45. Umpire, Barrett. Scorer,
Wright.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02

Summary: T~o-base hits-Nunally,
Wright. Graw, II. Daherty. Three
base hit--Huband. Homo runs-Bins.
Lewis. Stolen bases-South Side. s:
Seabrook, 2. Struck out-by Harri
son. 10: by Tresnon. 4; by Lewis. 2.
Time of game, 1:t5. Umpire. Flippin.
Scorer, Schwartz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02

Johnny Wilson boxes rank ANA
teur from indianapolis at an Amer
lean, Legion show In Rutland, Yer
mont. Sheer fake. vt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
R. JR. ATHLETIC LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Church Hill. Jr.. a. c.. 4; Boys
Club. 3.
South Side. 9: Seabrook. 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
IRAN for Boze i'm the third.
Score by innings: I

b.. ii. Methodist. 3. oo1?s 200 100 s
Epiphany Episcopal. 203 900 60x-11
y Summary: Stolen bases. -, Mark
wood. Vermillera. Sacrifice hits
White s(2). Hit by pitched baby
Rodes (Armstrong, Boze, Eubank).
Left ON basesAB. II. Methodist, 10;
Epiphany Episcopal, 8. Bases on
balls-On Rodes. 1; of Burton. 8.
Hfts-on Rodes. O. In s innings; off
Burton. II inte innings. Struck out
by Rodes 3; by Burton. 0. Time.
OF game, 200. Umpire, Grove.
Scorer--McCarroll. Y, z, =
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Summary: Two-b base hits-Walden,
Hudson, Blank. Crump t2). Three
base hits----Joncs Walden. Bases on
bails--or McGinnis. Q; of Blank, g..
Struck out-by McGinnis. Q: by
Blank q. Time OF game, 2:Io. UNI
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