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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
DUSkY MIXERS SET
FOR MATCH TONIGHT
IRy United Sews.l

NETWORK, Aug. T.-R BROTHER Jack
Thompson, Of Denver. and Brother
Glenn Johnson. OF California mem
hers OF the brunette Busting and
Rruising Society. Will dance "a coal
mine minuct in Jersey City Tuesday
night in the hope OF being matched
with Brother Harry Wills mead man
Of the swarthy heavyweights
The brethren are to go twelve
rounds or less.
Thompson has whipped Rill Tate
sam l.anBford and Fred Fulton the
black mans low hurdle in the march
to notorirty. Any black man who
IailS t" whip Fulton Is expelled from
the society.
Johnson has neglected to knock out
Fulton. hut fought a draw with Wills
and defeated I.angford and Lee An
dcrsOn. who stopped Kid Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
DIXIE TENNIS PLAY
OPENS At ASHEV|LLE
Thirty-Four,h Annual Affair
Held on Biltmore Coun.
try Club Courts.
| BY Associated Pressl

ASHLEY lille, " g.. Aug An tho
taNoriieS came through though
some were pushed. Ia the nrs, round
OF IN" thirty fourth annual tourna-
men, of the Southern Lawn Tennis
Nss"cin'!tn. ut In" Eiitfnore Forcs,
country club here today
j. -. Hunt, Of Atlanta. fourth rank
inS player ia thu Southern section
d%1aNt&A S:sExy Appel AZ louisville.
-. ST. GO Appel Is ranked
seventh.
carleton Y. smith Of Atlanta
thrice champion. announced at the
eleventh hour that he would not COM
p",". Since neither douglas Wat
tors. Of N"w Orleans. nor T.. V Chr
ter. Jr of Atlanta. are entered,
James ~ Bruins. az New orleans is
l.ft ~ the highest ranking player In
IN" tournament. and h" ls favored
though odds are .liuh, between him
and his fellow townsman Esrnond
Phelps, i. y. Hun, and Frank Owens.
az Atlanta. and Vivian Manning. Of
';recnVillc.
'lar"nc" hobart. ry-irtcrnatlonai-
81. h"a,"n In 1922 by I.arned threa
s"iS :" 'w" for The ampionship, is
nailed as I'll" dark horse" of tho
tournaments At the AK. of - ne
"m"rE"s from scclusinn Of nearly
half dozen years In frst -rounr
match today he proveh himself SIN
master ~ tn" back hand cut. with
Sc hich nc achieved fame In "A Younger
generation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
MAYOR IN COURT
FOR 81 NDAY CANE.

ANSVNIN 'DNN AUg Mavor
john Q. Mead wns N roUr, ,onay
rnafgth win violation Of tar SunGty
!hr in managing an exhibition base
bal! game her. sunday between -.
81 Louis Cardinals and the locn!
team. He entered plea OF not gun
y and announced ne would light the
case. which was cont!nu-o
The Mayor acted as chairman or
NE committee o. Elk6. which brought
me 81. Louis players 10 hnson!a
Complaint has been fled with Base-
pal! Commissioner Lands in behalf
0! the New Haven team Of the Ess,-
ern League, which claims AnBopia ID
Within ten miles Of New Haven, ano
therefore within tho Jurisdiction or
the New Haven team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
KN|CKERBOCKERS PLAY
TAkOLAs TOMORROW
Game on Thursday With
Church Hill A. C.. Is
Called OFF.

inability ~ fvo players to get
way from business two days caused
ih' knirkerhocknrs. Of Washington.
=" cancel one of the games scheduled
h"r" THIS week. The capital city am
"'ehrs. however. will keep the en-
saGem"rt on Wednesday with Takola.
me game starting at o'clock with
an ahr"N!hf"d contest between the
Sh"r crafts and Clerks at .:3O
" :.n'N as an added attraction.
IN" knickerhOCk.rS are rated as
on" OF tho strongest teams In Wash
nEi"n Th"lr game on Saturday. ac-
cnrdIng {" Washington papers drew
"""" spectators. which il no mean
crowd Til" Ais!tors were scheduled
To- PLAY church i'm Athletic club on
thursday. but viii arrange the game
Tor later la the season
The games wer. scheduled az hem
"ht hnairs Tor the striking shopmen
ana CLERKS. The proceeds on We'd
h'sdhN X" 10 tn" strikers. Route
Nhrd Field Will be the scene of ac-
lion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
SOME FAST FIELDERS

Special 30 Tn" Times Dispatch
T0RTSMpUTN VA Nug -.
Portsmouth checked The progress Of
the Newport News invaders this aft
.rnOon. winning The opening gam"
90 th- SERIES. to .. tho gam" was
Spectacular ia that som" dazzuup
work iu ia" :"ld was executed l~oul
double plays. all % them nv tn-
Truckers and a lightning triple play
s'nOth"rcd any chance the ShiphulId-
crs nigh; hRv. had 20 con
McMs hon, Sri"kradt and smith
We're the victims OF The triple Ia the
'ifrh. The play was executed by
Bangs 20 Ycf%r u Rooney. Voter.
II The Truckers featured IA" contest
with homer Palmer Wood and
Durkir. "f Newport %"ws. made uuu
llcs score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08

kuh"S readiness :" forgive is his
managerial weakness whether Fin
ncEan shows on May" Island again
depends on the disciplinary stuff tho
new owner possesses.
Fans like information about tho
team. but from league head to in
dividual club they are kept guess
ing.
For instance. Keller vas hur, sat
urday. but why h" was out Of tho
game remained dark secret until
his return here yesterday. a matter
81 tw" days
y new pitcher has been picked up
by oldrinr. Too much trouble to L.;
papers tell fans one interesting de-
tail-his name.
Two other pitchers were expected
inet"n club II they did Richmond
nali followers must sl"uth around to
iind IL out.
Joining N"rmillyra is on, or tho
Nire inia League. How N"rr"lk pull
m"nd manarrm"mt Is another of
ih"S" mysterious d"iuIs
W"af"r AMI Keller wcr" both out
al the game. yesterday. with the re-
suit that Grr"n.," held down first and
nodS"n w"rk-d ia TIA" outer gardens.
Keller viii lee lost T." IA" team for
several weeks. possibly for the sea
son, as - result of being hit ON Tho
wrist Icy "a pitched ball at Ncwror,
News on saturday. 80 iuformaiinu
concerning W"af"r has been rc
"ciN"d. II might h- Of interest.
Yes. the Richmond cans like to lie
kept guessing.
n"ds"n banged out - pair ycstcr-
day in four times M. Hon. took ad
NantaE" OF three OF his four oppnr-
tuni,i"s.
a string nf Is follow tho nam, Of
FinneGan in the hoN.
Nifty fading gave Portsmouth the
game Yesterday over Newport News
Four double plays and trirle pIav
look good In any class circuit.
Flashes of lightning were not srf-
hci"nt for the West End Gun club
shooters 20 work Ivy last night or
perhaps II was tn" rain that prevent
nn their twilight" innovation
w Gather permitting. tho runners will
ne out this evening, with automobile
SpotltEh,s 20 aid in locating the swim
ming targets.
.Iudr" in Columbus on being ar
rested Tor speeding. entered a plea OF
enlit\ and threw the blame on 4 golf
engagement. lie charged the so5 10
the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
.DU POINT JUMPER WINS
kESW|CK SHOW PRIZE
Spectators Drenc e Il by
Heavy Downpour, hut Event
Is Big Success.
I Special to The Tlm.s-pjspa,,

ISr""ta! 4" The Times pispatch1 .
:, ,HA .rrTESNiii.E Aug. THE
the usual crowd OF society folk from
Piedmont Virginia AMI was "A sur-
cess. despite the thunderstorm in the
afternoon, which halted the program
tators
Huntr"ss. III" superb jumper owned
ny w iiiiam 'ui'"nt. Jr.. of Fox
'.a,h Farms. I;"s"m"nt. Pa. dupl;-
'a'ed h"r performances at the
RANG SNOW. capturing first prize
ia the class for hunters. four years
m n ana "ndY~!r. and in that for green
hunters. Entries of Foxcatchcr
Irr'd ia he hunt team class second
nia"" going :" a team exhibited by
MISS Marion l'ni'"nt. az MontpcIi.r.
classy r"li contested in III. class
saddle horses. nrst money going to
squire Wright. owned by Miss
El.an"r' Sears. az BOSTON.
CHERRY Leaf. exhibited and ridden
ny MIS-. wilbur osborne. Of Gordons-
vie was second. anh Primrose, Of
warns iIE"rNicw StHhi"S. tharlottes-
VILE. third.
li"Eh Garth. son Of Eniy Garth. the
Well known trainer Of rae. horses
annexed irst prizes in the combina-
non 'I"SS and ;hai for ponies under
saddle saddle win his entry Rinro. The red
rlhbnh ia TIA" laSt-named class went
70 u! '2nr"h'". owned by Larned H..
IN IN" hunter class. John Dixon.
"f Ntnt III Farms. Nokesvilie. was
second RHlas Ward and reg q Ny
neas'' rom INC same farms. were
third and fourth. John Dixon was
also second In tho green hunter
CLASS. Win Hugh Garth's Lady third
Nrs pshorn"s Cherry leaf WAS de
cared N" best park hack in the
ring. with Miss Eleanor Sears Squire
virgin close second. FlashiiGht, Of
Eint Hi Farms. was third.
MISS MARI ShanhorJ
Virginia. rode her Tar Babv IN Vic
Tory In class for ponies under sad
ne, with Irixis. owned by Francis
Spicer, OF Cismont second.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
BROWNIES SLAUGHTER
WASHINGTON PITCHERS
Ken Williams Hits Home
Run Twice During Same
Inning.
I BY AssoCiatcd Prpssl

ST. LOUIS, Aux. st. Louis today
swampcd Washington. l6 TO /. for the
locals NTH straight victory The
Browns went on rampage in the
sixth inning, Knocking Mogridge out
of the box and scoring nine runs on
nine hits. seven OF when wcr. for
extra bases. Williams knocked out
two home runs in the inning Erick
son. who relieved M"gridg. also was
hatted hard. the locals gathering five
more runs in IN" eighth inning Col
ms also dr"r" out homer wright
held tho Senators to eight scattered
hits Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
LYNCH STARTS TOUR
TO BATTLE TWENTY

NEW YORK. Aug Joe Lynch.
MA n'hm"eiTh champion. il leaving
mere This week TO lick line OF
E"nnG friends in the 4T-st His
tour Will tax" four months unless
some one p!nks him one on the chin
ny accident and takes his title
Lynch has received offers for
enough bouts to give him a small
time routing lik" that OF a medicine
show. and he viii accept about tw-n-
" or these propositions in the larger
mid Western cities. He oXpects to
box In omaha. ST Louis. near Chi
cago and down the line toward New
orleans. Perhaps he will take a
match or two in the live boxing
towns ~ Ohio.
Lynch IS IN hopes Of persuadinC
Johnny kilhane 10 give him a shot
AZ the f"athcrweight title, and ex-
poets To debate the financial arrange
mentS with kilhane in clcvelant,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
\. y. BOXING BODY
RAPED BY MAYOR

CLEVELAND. Aug. In refusing
proposed hout between Johnny Kill
pane and Pepper Martin for the
i"nthorwciGh championship here this
summer. Mayor Fred Is ohIer took oc-
riSion To attack the New York BOX
ing Commissions The Mayor rciter-
hicd his stand against professional
boxing. saying From my y!swpoint
professional boNinc is not in a
healthy condition right now. Com
plants have reached mo in reference
to som" raw stuff pulled ut Gin
Cinnatt. Will" The acts ~ the New
York !iat" Boxing commisS ION in
making and unmaking champions AT
It's VIII has made = joke Of the
game"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08

David AIwo-'hy. Peter Pluto and Teddy
.AN as" s'art-d Time. 2.os ~ ,loi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
CRIPPLED COLTS DROP FIRST OF SERIES WIZ
BARRETT KNOCKED OUT
IN THIRD BY WHITE.
Chicago Lightweight Wins
Chance to Meet Leonard
for Title.
by Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK. Aug. 7.-Charlie
White. Chicago ltghtw"ight. tonight
Rnocked out Bohhie Barrett. or Phil
ndelphia. In the third round OF their
hfeen- round match In the New York
Ne,odrome.
y sim RICH, over the hear, sent
on his face trying vainly To rise. aud
after being counted out. was lifted to
his corner where he sat In tears
Two minutes and ffty-scven seconds
OF the round had passed when the
referee finished counting over the
Phlladciphian.
HARRIET Forces Fight,
In the hrSt round barrett had
scah from Whites nose. which hlcd
profussly Barrett was q biz wild
and White attacked his body. weak
en!ng him. They ciinchcd frequently
round. and held his own though
White again sent hard punches TO his
body, In tho third. Barrett rushed
IN swinging right. Hc missed
and Was caught with the fun impact
Of III" IhicaCoan's right.
Rarr"t, put ny good battle. fore
inG II as long at 1t lasted. White
cautiously avoided the rrputcd dan
serous r'Eh, hand OF his adversary
and when hts opportunity To end the
contest came. ne was quick TO take
PM Moore Boocd.
In the scmiiinai /" The White Bar.
rcu bout. rai Moore. OF Memphis. and
Jack Wolfe. nf Cleveland fought
lively" lively rounds 10 a draw. Th.
crowd did not like Moorc's jumping
tactics, and h"o"d the decision.
Charley Mckcnna al Sew York
former amateur heavyweight cham
piom. made his professional debut by
Z wing boxing lesson to Tim KEEL
~, of Er""klyn M"N"nma covered
kclly's body with blows. closed one
eye ANA cut - cash over tn" other
one. lie Was given tn" dee! sion at
tn" end of their six-round bout
lack Wnrman. OF Eng Hand. aud
sammy Green. ~ the Er"nN. fought
a four round draw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08

n.
Philadelphia .........0 01 DEL 0l0- =
Chicago ..0i6 0nl n4X-l2
summary: Twr-hase hits-Sirnnk.
Sheeiy. l.cverett t2). Miller t2.
Young. Home runs WEIGH. Hooper
stolen base - WEIGH. Sacrifices -
Shccly. Mnlligan. Double plays
lcverett to Sheely to Johnson:
iIauser Ginasaisted) MulligRn to Col
Inns to Sherly. Left on baSes--Phila
delphia. 9: Chicago, 7. Base on
halls-o Rommeil, 2: of sullivan. 4 !.
on Leverett. ]. Struck out---by
t.everett. s: by Ketchum. 1: by Var
rieon. /. Hits-off Rommell, & In 3:
on Sullivan. 2 In !; of Ketchum. q in
3: OF YRrrison. s In l. losing pitcher
-Rommell. Umpires-Connolfy and
Nallin. Time. 1850.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
FIGHT MOGUI.
HELD FOR ASSAULT
INv Inl,cd Ncwsl

NEW work. Aug. Tom
- l"urkc head foreman ~ IN" prize
lighting industry in New York or
deputy b"N!nR commissioned NAV
hay" - si' in Judgment on his own
case this week.
Tom has brought scandal 20 tho
game. y warrant is out for his ar
rest on charge 81 aSsaul,!ng Eddie
Forbes, boxing writer. a, tn" rep
p"r Martin Kid sullivan aHht last
we"k. o'Rcurke tried 10 rank the
writer out ~ his seat and Forbes IN
sisted h" vas ranker than any CON
missioner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
\ ANkEE GIRL ATHLETES
ARRIVE IN FRANCE
nv Associated Prose I

'HERBrtEG. Aug Fifteen wo-
men athletes. Who will represent the
United states in the international
games scheduled :" begin August 20
IN IN" fcrshng Stadium. near Paris
arrived her" today on the steamship
Npuitahi'. IheN said they had an
agreeable Noyagc during which thcy
kept an daili training All were in
good health and spirits and expressed
confidence that they would give good
account Of themselves In the forth
coming meet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
I'hIln deIuhIn.

summary. Wo- baFp nltS-B lRbEe.
Rapp t3D. Mokan. Schmidt. Russell
Grimm Carlson. Williams. Traynor.
Three base hit-Tierncy. Home runs
Walker. j. smith. Lee. Glazner. Sac
rihces Grimm. Maranville. Walker
Lett ON baseS Pittsburgh. Q: Phiia-
delphia. 10 Bases on hails-on W"in-
ert. .; off Huhbell l. on carlson. 4.
struck oni-hy weinert. 3: by Coop
err. =; by Glazrer s. Hits-on Coop
~. In %. on Carlson. | In "a:
off Gla1ntr. In : "a: on Ncinrrt.
. I" ; nonc out in fOurihJ. of sim
gleton. in Ia. on liuhbell. II in
"a. Winning pitcher Gla1ner
Losing pitchers singleton. Impircr.
Moran and Quiglcy Time. 2:20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
MIOUGHLIN RETURNS
TO HIS 1914 FORM
my Associated rrosal

Los ANGELES. Aug. .-Tennis
fans ar" watching with interest the
r"ni"i ka bl" return 10 form az MnuriCe
". M"l.onrhlir IN" former worlds
singles and doubles champion az
shown In TIA" Southern California
t"nnls championship tournament here
M"l."urh lin.s 'strOI.'s at. as good to-
IaN a. In lrlS when d.. defeated
norman Brook-s and hnthuny Wild
Ing. famous Australian pIaycrs on
rucC"ssi'e days. In his drives and
cross court PLAYS h" is said 10 play
with greater speed and force than
ever before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
SOX CHASE HOODOO
INV AssocInted Prets1

CHICAGO. Aug. Chicago re-
covered from its batting slump and
today pounded out seventeen hits on
four Philadelphia pitchers. defeating
the visitors. ~ to 3 Every memhe r
of the locals got one hit or more.
Hooper leading the attack with four
including a home run. i.everette
eased up after Chicago had jumped
into the lead. Chicago lost FIVE
games in row. and Manager Glca :
son changed his batting order to
shake of the hooioo. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08

Ken Williams laid ON 4 little more
ei"rH Yesterday hy jumping into the
'"ad "t the four base rhaSers with the
arsest number ~ boomers made in a
season by any other than Babe Ruth
IN 1921. Eu, Williams ran puin, to
what Is apparently a record in max =
ing two circuit hits IN tho same IN 70
mine. swelling his season total to
thirty.
II was Rogers Ii"ruShy's mun that
krpt -. Louis from having two
ieaIue leaders TINS morning
The Browns trounrcd tn. Senators
ny q William Jennings Bryan count
Of Is to /.
Ty Cohh's Kittens were sct back
again by the Now York Yankees with
the BAN doing som. hard hitting. hui
without adding I" his home-run rec
ord.
Charles W. raddo,k. monopoiist in
IN. HELD "f sprint records has signed
a contract for a >iN weeks speak
ihf tour III tana'i:, during i""S. with
the dominion thautauuua ILd. Th.
contract calls fur forty two one hour
lectures "n clean athi"ticS ana clean
living.
The Southern Association h,,asts ::
marvellous pickanninS mascot. \
dusky lad. duhn"d Cecil" j. causing
az SORTS Of trouble In Memphis and
I'l'llt ROCK. Ia l93. Ia, Was with
Little Rock. and TIA" team won the
r"nnant. Last year h" went to Mem
pms ANA the Chicks grabbed the hunt
ing. Early this Year h. returned to
lhttl" Rock I" start tn" Travellers ON
" IpnS winning streak that stopp.d
abruptly when t"vIl went back again
!" Memphis. Sine" tn" last switch
Memphis has forged int" the leader
snip.
Gamblers are busy with a rumor
mat a certain notorious New York
"r"rht"r VIII" bets heavily on all pro-
frSSlnnal sports is making 2 ''hiC
S'"r" book on tho ma jor lcag,I. ppu-
nant races. Ito is handling all kinds
"f Wagers and employs numerous
runners To obtain customers AZ
usual. this Spectacular individual /,
Is said. IL keeping in The background
nut is ready 10 make his money
count at the proper time.
fennsNlvania's Department Of
teaI'h VIII prosecute doctors and
racctrack men who use heroin or
arsenic to dope" race horses accord
ing to an official notice issued from,
the bureau Of Drug Control This ac-
ton follows some investigation bv
state agents who flied reports Gov
ring "a number OF cases The bureau
has ISSUED u notice that veterinary
ia" two drugs only as tn. law pre-
Scrih-s or, in other words lin the
'""rs" "f professional practice only"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08

Fans like information about tho
team. but from league head to in
dividuai club they are kept guess
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
DAVIS CUP DONOR
WILL BIZ. REFEREE

PHIl.A DEI.rIiIA. Aug 4 -nw!rht
r. Davis. donor OF the world famous
Davis cup. has heen named referee
81 the hnal round Of the interna-
,lonal tennis matches TO be played
here August Il. Is and -. het".con
Spain and the winner or IN. Aus
tralIau- Franc" contest according To-
an announcement made is Henry
Homer. az tn" Germantown CricLe
'luh. Mr.. Davis. native Of -,
Louis. mas h""n - prominent figure IN
tennis for many years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
TIGERS SLIP AGAIN
IRr N..ncIatcd rrcss.

DETROIT. Aug. 7.-R utn's double
and ScharE's single IN tho ninth gave
New York +-tO-3 victory over De-
troit today. The BABES hat was a
potent factor In tho game his single
IN tho fourth inning when the yam
KEGS grouped five Of their hits driv-
ms in the tying run. After the nrst
inning. when Rob Jones tripicd with
the bases fun as the result Of n
single. error and pass, the Tigers
could do little with Sam Jones
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
PIRATES SLUG SOME
IHv ,..oci.,o, NO.,

III PHILADELPHIA, Aug 7-E'it.e.
nnrHh won smuggling match from
philadelphia today IN nrst gam. of
IN" seri"s To 10 Each team
used trio Of pitchers. Glazner alor,
proving effective. Rapp lcd IN hi,.
ing with three doubles and ain
gle. j Smith. Walker and Lee Glaz
Nor hitting home runs Score,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
INDIANS WIN ANOTHER
IKv Nssoc.atrI rress |

IENEi.AND. Aug cleveland
mad" II two straight from BOSTON to-
day when II won. I" -. III" game
was called at the end 81 the seventh
when 81 became took dark for the um-
rires 10 tell whether or not an out
fielder caught the ball Ferguson
and ri"rcy were easy for Cleveland
while Roston's chances 10 score on
ihle were killed of by double plays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
FEATURE EVENT IS WON
BY PETER THE BREWER
Nat Rays Horses Take Two
Races al North Ram
dali Meet.
lHy Associated rreas.I

Ci.ENELANb Aug. = Nat RAY OF
Cleveland. formerly Of Toronto. ON
tario. had II field Say at tn. opening
OF tho second Grand Circnit racing
meet here today. winning tw" at tn"
three events decided, one of his
mounts, Peter tn. brewer. owned bv
Ed. stout. Pontiac Mich. capturing
tn" fr"ss trot with Il value Of 5000.
the feature of the card
Peter tn" brewer was II favoritc in
IA" betting ana took ia" event I'm
straight heats. BARON Wur,hN ana
Eleanor Guy furnished what ,,u,..,
Their" was in tn" first heat in "a fiph,
down IN" stretch for the place. Baron
worthy winning second place. Ia tn.
second heat Eleanor Guy reversed thu.
decision. taking IA. place.
RAY ais" dr"v" Robert Direct. TIA.
faN"rii". 4" victory In the hrst di-
vision "f the 2:lt pace.
The other event. tn" second division
OF N" pace. vent :" Buddy Mac
in straight heats
Just as tn" horses w"r" srorinv for
tho FIRST heat nf tn" 90. pace n tor
rim" storm drove IN. thousands of
spectators I" cover ami a heavy rain
madc further racing impossible. The
"n"n,' l"ft undecided viii Ia" raced
off tomorrow II tn" track is in CON
dition.
rh" hla.k SIX y Edward +. "rop"
'i'"ra. dean Of Grand 'ircui, drivcra.
Mas missing hcr" TO-DAY for tn. first
i'm" SIM" lN>r ,;."rS shipped his
horses from Toledo 4" Davenport.
Iowa.
Tn" summary
20 class pHcinr-rm.". 1900 cn-.,
nob"r' Direct. ch e u, walter
f"r"h. o.. =. 10y waiter nnrr,
IN Sherwood IN r. n> N"r.
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For instance. Keller vas hurt sat
urday. but why he was out Of tho
game remained a dark secret until
his return here Yesterday. a matter
~ two days.
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SCHMIDT DONS GLOVE
FIRST TINE IN YEAR
Nh A..oclat.d P1..s-l

PHILADELPHIA PA. Aug. -
walter Schmidt; Pirate catcher.
whose failure TO report this year at
the opening OF the season. has been
betd responsible by many for the
DStsbprgh Nationals bad start. re-
turned to tho gamo today IN tho
~ optng ter!eB with Philadelphia.
sof nearly three wasfrs. but had not
participated IN a National League
game Until today,
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TO PLAY
EXHIBITION MATCH
lRy Associated rress. |

ROME. =, :. Aug. 7.--Gene Sara
zen. u s. open golf champion. will
play hore on August IL with Harold
Galloway. home professional. in an
exhibition match against Walter Ha-
gen. British champion. and Joe Kirk
wood. Australian title holder. 1t was
announeed by the Teugesa Club Of
icials TODAY
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SOUTHERN TENNIS
BODY INDEPENDENT
Try Associated rrnsx1

ANHFN TTT.F. Y G. Aux 1.-THE
southern Lawn Tennis Association
hitherto guarded close under the pro-
iectinG wing OF the national associa-
ton. viii Incorporate into separate
body. debating ia own tournament
policy In the future. II was an
nounccd today through the secretary.
Carleton Y. Smith. OF Atlanta.
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STANDING or CIIrHs.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
mt Chicago.
Washington Mt 80. Louis.
New i"Ik at Detroit.
boston mt tir> rlund