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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-07

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-07
FOR SALE--Land

FOR SALE Improved sixty-acre irri-
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tom. variety fruit, near high school;
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TvPEWRiTERS

YPEWTITE NS-NII mates OIprHauIcd
and repaired. Ribbons for every ma
chine. Albuquerque Typewriter EN-
~ mo. nhnna 0nG-l ~ Snnth Fnurlh.
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FOR sleeping quarters; suitable for two
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st. Joseph, May e.-Hogs--Re-
ceipts 5000. Market steady to 10c
higher. Top. 5000; bulk, s1o.25
@1O.50.
Cattle-Recclpts 100. Market
nominal. steers $1,000 $50; COWS
and heifcrs, $5,0O@S.60; calves
$6,009S.50.
Sheep-R eceipts none. Market
nominal. Lambs s15.25 q 1900
ewes, 5000 900.
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FOR RENT-Nice -partment Of two
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LIVESTOCK


NillCuSO
Chicago, May (U. S. Bureau of
Markets. - Cattle - Receipts 500.
Compared with week ago: Beef
steers and fat she stock largely
steady; in between grade yearlings
in both classes 1Jc to csc lower;
weeks top yearlinss. s9.25; top
heavy steers. $9.15; Gamers and
cutters steady; bulls 25c to Csc
higher: calves soc to 75c up; stock
ers and feeders steady to weak
Weeks bulk prices on beef steers
s7.75 1850; stockers and feeders
s7.25@7.90; butcher she stock
$5.75m7.25; Gamers and cutters
sS.75@4G5; bologna bulls, $3.50 a
SIS; beef bulls. $500 $50; veal
ers, $7.750S.75.
Hogs-Rcceipts 5000. Marke
active, mostly &c to loo higher
than yesterdays average. Top
sl0.75; bulk, $10.15@ 1910; ship
pers bought about 1900; holdovcl
light; pigs and packing sows abou
steady.
Sheep-Receipts 1000. Today
receipts practically all direct. Com
pared with week ago; Lambs ant
yearlngs steady to 25c lower
handy sheep mostly soc lower
strong weight and heavy ewes
81 to $3.50 lower, some off 81
Weeks bulk prices shorn basis ia
lambs, $14.00014.75; yearlinss
s11.50@12.50; wethers. s9.50@ 10
ewes, 500 a 800; native sprini
lambs, $500 @16.25.
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FOR observation-disclosures
WANTED-Ranches

'ANTED-To hear from owner OF good
ranch for sale. State cash price, fulI
lrticulars. D, r. Bush. Minneapolis
InresOta.
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MANIFESTATIONS

s. Miles 9er gallon made with new
patented gasoline Vaporizer. Write Ior
particulars stransky Vaporizer Co..
PukWana s. D.
The American Jewish world., 1922-12-22
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

Her Seven Sons" in which the fol-
lowing children took part: Milton
Goldberg, Gertrude Poznansky, Sam
uel Yugend, Jacob Cooperman, Man
ish Winer, Maurice Hirschkowitz, Da-
vid Moscovitz, Jacob Berman, Mathew
Kleinman, Sigmund Goldberg, Aaron
Bendel, Abraham Krawitz, Samuel
Schmuckler, and which was coached
by Mr.. Samuel Koenig, was next in
order. Then came the lighting of the
Chanukah candles, in which the fol-
lowing children took part: Ruth
Mosher, Rose Jacobson, Bessie Las
ker, Esther Schulman, Zwi Rifkin,
Bennie Lyon, Louis Schway, and
Emanuel Barnett. The concluding
number of the program was a play
"In the Days of the Maccabeans,"
coached by Mr.. Cantor. and presented
by the following pupils: Nehemiah
Berde, Leo Goldberg, Sylvan Levitan,
Walter Coddon, Israel Zipperman,
Myron Hertz and Louis Berman.
These plays were given in Hebrew,
and the children showed exceptional
ability in their parts. When the whole
program was over. the parents and
friends Of the children insisted upon
remaining and expressing in person
their appreciation to Mr.. Gordon, the
teachers, and the pupils for the work
done. Flashlight pictures of the men,
bers of the cast and the children in
the Chanukah light number were TAX
en-. The entertainment evidenced the
fact that American children, when
taught by the methods in use at the
Temple Aaron school. not only acquire
knowledge of the Hebrew language
and it's literature, but develop a sense
of appreciation and love for things
Jewish.
The American Jewish world., 1922-12-22
UXILIARY HOLDS ELECTION

AUXILIARY HOLDS ELECTION
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Capt.
tol City Hebrew school held it's reg
ular meeting Tuesday, December
10Th, at the Talmud Torah. Election
of officers took place, those elected
being as follows: Mrs. A. Seratan,
president; Mrs. L. Frisch, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. I. Ginsberg, secretary, and
Mrs. l.. Abrahamson, treasurer
The American Jewish world., 1922-12-22
ALEPH BETH KIDS PARTY
SUNDAY

The annual Chanukah party for
children of members of the Aleph
Beth club will be held next Sunday
afternoon at the clubrooms at 2:30
o'clock. An elaborate program of
entertainment, gifts and goodies has
been prepared by the committee in
charge. Members are requested to
use the club as little as possible dur
ing Sunday afternoon, in order to
make plenty of room for the large
number of children that is expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
EXPERIENCED PITCHER
SECURED BY RICHMOND
Rochester Sends Frank Dob.
son Here Under Optional
Agreement.
Agreement.

Acquisition OF a pitcher from Ro-
chester under an optional agree
meni was announced yesterday rs W
u. Bradley. business manager Of the
Richmond club. The pitcher is an
experienced man and is vel, liked br
he Hustler. His name Is Frank
nobson' and he Is expected 10 report
noeso1 was acquired nv Rochester
league club las, season. II. wSs
placed With tho Oklahoma City club.
81 the Western Association late this
spring. hu; WAS dissatisfied with con-
Gi'ions in tho Yves, and returned 10
Rochester two weeks ago Fans
there consider pobson a bet,er pitch
leased on option 10 Richmond ear
Her in the year pohson. reports
from Rochester says, has ali Kinds
3f stun on tn" hall when right. but
this year. Will" IN the West bob
son won three games and lost one
for Oklahoma City.
Rub" oldrtnr VIII send Lotus. So
'hc games asaius; Norfolk ms NJ
tcrnoon The double hill w!u iHrc
promptly az go O'Clock Either
Driver or Finn"gan Will he avail
able for tn" other game. !; is pos
sihlc that pohson may be in rcadi-
ness 10 show his wares while Lewis
has had rest OF several DAYS now
VIM Clarke - determined 20 set
N" Colts as FAR hack as IL is posi-
~" 10 do by winning pair OF games
Peterson. Gordy. Johnson and stan
ley are all ready for the fray. Fred
l.aehy, who has heen out Of tho game
,or month. as a result 81 a broken
arm sustained when hit by q pltched
ball a, Rocky Mount. is now ready
for work. Tn" rhoic" for today
seems TO fan on Peterson and stan
ley
IN" Senators 40 rot leave any
pitchers hchind. hat Bill. smith who
accompanied III" team. promised Mr.
bradley that h"lD would come II nee
essary. oldring however. wants 10
50" what Lotus and Robson ara like
hefor" taking on additional hoxmcn
Noel showed M well yesterday. and
NAV d"vei0pd m" form that kept him
sons
: r"w inH"ld"- may hA brought In
within the next Few days y catch
"r VIII report Mpnday and viii v-,
INTO action here TUESDAY Both
Lynch. and Gr"e0ac yesterday found
'h.ir hAf-i-og .vrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01

Richmond fans deserve more CON
s!derati"u from Washington than
that !; was by far the best at
tendance az the present s"nson. and
The crowd was there To nee an honest
cnort. Hut TO attempt to cover "a
defeat 10y tho thin CnmouflaSc Of
sending Il clown 10 the mound was
disgusting "a bo conservative. The
senator's Will be known az poor
sports for long time.
The best Of them p,l! honcrs Peck
inphugh gave a fin" exhibition OF
ivory yesterday. when h" a;opped
short OF second base after being
called safe by Umpire Do Lave.
Dc Lave. who IS new arbi,cr on
the Virginia circuit seemed to std"
Win ia" senators at every turn. Ills
decisions on clos" plays at tho bags
Invariably went 10 The stronger out
NJ.
Arnron occupied seat in tho stand
corner. one went through Lynch In
tho first inning. hut ne nclded well
thereafter. Lynch smackcd three
safet!cs IN hvc trips up.
Some corkinC good work was dom.
by Com'skcy In N" way OF rohhing
tho Senator'S of hts. His two s;nps
in tho seventh wcr" beauties Three
of the twelve hits were made by CO.
niskcy.
Noel pitched "A steady. although not
brilliant game. He famed nve Of tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
SUZANNE AND MOLLA
DRAW NEARER FINALS
French Champion Wins From
British Star as Royalty
Looks On.
by Associated Press.l

WINBLpDOS. June s0.-Suxanns
LsnRlsn. tn. worlds woman tennis
champion. and Miss Kathleen Nc
Kama. one OF Englands hest players.
proved tho nREnst which attracted
thousands OF persons to tho stands at
Wimbledon today 10 witness their
paly IN tho chHnpionsh' tournament
10 "' '"''' ''''"" ''''' -
Tho spectators also saw Randolph
i."c"tt. IN" sterling Australian play
or. who did not cnmpct" in the Davis
Gun matches owing 10 strained shout
der muscles. equal his old-time per
fornanc"s In sending down to de-
feat Baron Do MorpurEo. OF Italy. In
hard fought contest. +s. Ga. Go.
Ga
other interesting match.. on the
various courts today were tho vic
torlcs OF Mrs. Molla BIurstedt Nal
lick. England Miss Elizabeth Ryan.
California. won Over Mrs. NcNair.
England. ]. o. Anderson. Australia.
over y. n. Fyzce. India; a. +. Il.
kingscote. England over Andrew
Colbert. France. General Patterson,
Henry coche,. France. over bean
Mathey, United states. and r. NJ.
Dawson. England. over q. <. Gamer.
former American intercollegiate
After having travelled ten mile,
more than 5000 persons were turned
away from Wimbledon. az tho stands
ana every available space wnr.
fore the inatchsH begun. The Prime"
OF wales. IN. Duke o. York. former
K!nK OF Portugal Grand bnko
Michael and Mrs. David Lloyd George
lenglen- Mokane and tho Lyee,t-
MOrpurgo matches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01

visitors and walked only one. An
error In tho nr>t Inning counted
against him for one run. POOR guess
ng by he Lave ia the third was re
sponsihle for two Of the four runs
'halked up In that frame. Nocl's
slid" into home in the seventh was
cSccllcntiy done.
The Tars witnessed tho game from
from ih~ stands. Norfolk had agreed
10 The postponcmcui yesterday. and
VIII play "a Goubl"- header today to
make up for II.
Lotus Is tho choice ~ Manager
oi!ring FOR ono game this afternoon.
II Dodson. ,he incoming pitcher ar
riv"s IN time 10 Kr; rested Ny from
The Journey. he also VIII he seen in
action ~
Billy smith former pilot o, tho
Dummies when they cavort.d on the
Rroad Street lot. was visitor hrre
yesterday. having accompanied IN"
Washington club with which he is
acting as scout Billly was LOOKING
well and promised owner bradley 10
help plug UP the weak spots IN the
Colt lineup.
Speaking of cx-nanaEcrs. Ray
Ryan writes thar h- IS summering at
SvrHrusn. whore he has ronned wind
pad and mitt and Is taking hts rcgu-
lar turn behind the bat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
EVANS AND Won ELM
TO MEET FOR TITLE
Western Amateur Champ Pit
ted Against Youth
From Utah.
fny Associntcd rr.es.l

KANSAS CITY June 3G.--ChicE
Evans today shot his way into the
finals ~ the Western amateur gol:
tournament at tho HI! Crest Country
club In one 90 the best exhibitions
% golf ever seen here, and George
Won Elm. Of Salt Lake city. will b..
hls opponent. Won Elm beat Clarence
Wolf. or 81, Louis. IN battle OF
nerves In tn. seminal contest
Ch!Ck. present Western amateur
champion. siS times champion and
FORMER national champion, never
fal'"-cS IN m" tight plays.
Won Elm. loser ~ only ono tourns-
ment match in thirty in thro Years.
and holder ~ Tho Pacific. Northw 90 I
and Trans Mi,s'ssippi titles. never
l"S' his uUCRrinE attitude. Wolff
rEhtirg hard throughout. and several
times being in the lead. lost control
az his clubs when control meant VIC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
OSWALD EASILY WINS
IN BILLIARD CONTEST
Former Southern Tillcholders
Take Fourth and Final
Block.

Harry r.. oswald cleaned ur on
Thomas Callahan last night in tho
fourth and final block Of the handi-
cap pocket billiard match. The score
was l25 to IS. ma King oswald 800 To
30" for the match.
The final round was played Mt the
Richmond Hotel parlor. II drew an
other large gallery in spitc of the
certainty that oswald would be the
winner.
oswald went ont last night in five
runs. SO. 40. %. and !. Callahan's
high was thirtN-thrcc.
The scores by blocus We're:
oswald .... 81 1877 1ob 126
'ailahnn ........... 100 81 l07 IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
SIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOR LATONIA DERBY
nv A.socin,.d pr.ss1

CINCINNATI. June 36--Ths Lato-
MIA Derby. to he ran nj Latonia. KY.
VIII hiring together a h"Id Of proha-
hly six ihoroughhr-ds to confess; for
tn" $4,000 stake. over a mile and n
halt route" ch!cf !nt"reht among
horscncu today crcntcr"d in 0lym-
puS and BToomst,r, from tho Harry
rayu" Whitn.y stable and Thlbo-
d"aur. rUuucr-up 10 WhtSkRway IN
tn" Kentucky SpeciHl last week
other probable starters ar. John
Finn which ran third IN Tho Ken
lucky Derby Mt Churchill Downs.
Nosn!iri and Margaret Winsor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
Senators Not to Hear
Lands Moral Lecture
iBH Asncis;Ai rrsssl

ASKING TON. June So.-Ctark
Gr'Si:h. .. the Washlrs;o7 Amer
lean League club. today TOOK ex-
ccptioc 70 the reported lecture
recently given b. Kcresaw
Mountain Lands, basehsl. com,
missioner. = ;he New y>-k ard
Boston clubs. declaring he con
side-ed jude lands remarks
that the ban rlaye-s must no,
gamble. bootleg or csrousa around
az night direct Insult - - per
cent o; the bal. PLAYERS O: the
country
Noting ;hs; the talk had hee,i
announced a. The rrs: 81 "a series.
,'rifH'h declared 'thH-" will he 10
lectures q the aoov"- =, eN.iora,
sind pc-pstratsi on ,he p,avc-s
Of the Washington club"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
MINED BATTLE o. KID
By GOVERNOR MILLER
nv As,octa,.s pr.,.1

ALBANY, y Y. juno 80 -Govcr-
nor Miller viii maintain hands or
policy in regard 20 the proposed
worlds heavy tito hattl. be-
tween Jack Dempsey and Harry
Wills. The Governor said he had no
objection 10 black man n6htinS
white.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
WILLIAMS HIT HOMER

New YORK, Jun" 30 N.w York
defeated PhiiadelphIa in q s.esaw
game today. TO ). RI" Giants
knocked Ring out ~ tho box in tn"
Singles by Stc1Eel and FrisCh. nan
rrof''s double and smiths home run.
Williams nj, his twelfth HON. run.
hut N'ht struck him out twice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston. 81 philadelphia, 4.
st. LOuts, I0I Cleveland, z.
Only two games arhedulcd.
sTANDING OF CI.Irns-
WiiEHE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Detroit ut ChirnEu.
Cleveland nj ST. ,uia.
New York at philadelphia.
BOS'Yt. ut Washing ton
LEY Assncintnd rrnsx

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. June Sn-'rhc
Browns secured their hold on FIRST
pace by "nc-haIf game more to-
day. now being three games ahead
OF New York. as a result OF th"ir
victory over Cleveland. 10 to ,. The
locals made Two OF their runs in the
seventh batting round. Tobin suf-
forcd an injured kuc" sliding home in
N" seventh, AMI shorten hIttod for
MN IN tn" eighth smashing the FIRST
nail pitched for a home run Wood
OF Cleveland. got four hits. one a
home run, ont OF as many times to
the plate. Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
rriny" MAXWELL Mes.

M0RRlSTOWN PA. Juna 30
Robert W. t'riny"D Maxwell. former
allAnericHn guard, weight throwcr.
sports writer and one OF the best
known football officials in the East.
died In a hospital today ns result
Of injuries rsceived in an automobile
crash early sunday. Percy Sander
son. golf writer. who also was in the
WRECK, Is st!ll unconscious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
George Gibson Resigns.

FTTTSSTsGH. Juno 3O.-George
Gibson resigned as manager o. the
pittsburgh National League baseball
club Friday Tho rcS!gna;ion was
<r"ctiv" Immediately. and "R!N" Nc
kcChn!r who has been acting aS Glib
sons assistant, was appointed as
leader ~ tn" Pirates, according 10 an
Hnu 7Unr"mcnt mad" nv the club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Roston. z; brooklyn. =.
81. Louis. q; rhtshurEh. q.
Nc" York. g; ? i,ndrlphin, I.
Cincinnati. iIcaco, 4.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
BROOKLYN M I,oston
philadelphia at New York.
Only two games sch Cd vi G Il
I ny Associated Press.

BOSTON. June S0-Roston defeated
SToos lyn today. 10 ?. in a game that
lasted only one hour and twelve min
utes Neither Cadore nor Fnlingim
issued pass or struck out a man
Ford had a perfect day ut bat. with
: double ard three singles IN four
times w. score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
scuIl Chnm, prnct,cc.

HENLEY pS THAMES. ENGLAND.
June 30.-Walter Hoover. the Amer
lean single SOULS champion, has
rowed tho diamond scullr course in
practices In tho excellent time OF
eight minutes md forty eight soc
onds. Notwithstanding the unfavor-
bla rpnditionG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
ATHLETICS DROP BACK


ny Associated Press
rNIIA bEIrillA. June 80 -phila-
dclphta went hack into last place to-
day, when Boston took the anal game
OF tho S"rics TO !. The Red Sox
punched i've of their seven hits on
Moor" In iN. Hrst aud second innings
for thrco ..lS. pi"rc"y held the To-
Gals TO six scattered hits. score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
$500, -. y = \
Ports month.

WlT-Nn ----.-...-.-.-.-... NV iva "UO-I2
IortSmONt ........ N0N 400 lo3-
Three base hit-Adams. Home rum
Head. Sacrifice hi'--Fiead. stolen
bases walker. Head. Manning.
Portsmouth 5, struck ou,-hy
quinn. g. nv Proctor, {; hy Manning
! Rasss on halls--oN quinn. off
Proctor. >. Hit by pitchcr-by Proc
tor iCrouch). Ralk-Quinn. Hits
off Proctor. II in 6 Ia. Losing pitch
er Proctor. Time. , hours TIM
pires Rreslin and Blackburn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
CARDS LICK PIRATES


PiTTSRuRGH. Pa. june 3o.-St.
Louis made IL Two strhich; from
hy winning today : To o.
Morrison was reached FOR Eve SIN
q pass ana an error. resulted N five
runs SCORE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
Portsmouth,.

Wilson ............ oiO 200 100
Portsmouth .......-. COO con 0uO-O
summary, Two base hits Eoouoy.
Bennett. Home runs Cunuiug ham.
Walters. Sacrifice Walker and
IeaTns. stolen haSes-CunniMchAm
Let on bases Wilson. g. Ports
mouth. :. Struck out-by Bennett, ..
ny 500. ?. 10y Scdcwick. .. Bases on
ua.l~-oG 500. :. or Srigwick Is.
on Bennett. !. Hits hits : runs
Of 500 in $ innings. Losing pitcher
500 Time. 80. EMPIRES. Bres-
I'm and Blackburn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
international I-cnsne Results.

Toronto. !. Rochester. 2
Baltimore Jersey City game 20 be
played at n later date.
Newark Reading game To ne played
double header
Syracuse. s: buffalo. o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
V|OXMEN DROP PAIR
TO LEAGUE LEADERS
Wilson Captures Both Ends
of Double Bill at
Portsmouth.
Especial to The Times-pispa,ch

PORTSMOUTH. VA. Juno 3o.-ifit-
ting Trucker hurlers. four In mum
Der. often and timely. Wilson this af-
tcTnoon took both ends OF double
bill ny the score OF TO and IL ID
I. Bennett held the locals safe in
the first. and in the second. Quinn
was unhittahle until n" slowed down
IN the ninth inning. The game was
featured by three home runs regis
tered by Curnin CHAM and Walters
IN FIRST and Head In second. SCoro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
slim, sniIce Released.

sailee. veteran Of the majors. VAS
given his unconditional release today
by President Roger Rresnahan. OF the
Toledo club Sallce has been unable
to yin for T0ledn ,hls sun,rer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-01
SENATORS DROP TILT,
BUT ARE POOR SPORTS
f. WITH COLTS IN LEAD
Visitors Show Little Appreciation for Admirers Here BY
Attempting to Make Farce of Game Fairly
Won BY Richmond.
Ey Earle Iutz.


cal anshe Richmond Colts
American League a ne OF 10
bel sucv
oupaynE visitors
cub pitchers blu, they backed them
formidable 81
took advantage OF the breaks their
OF having untavorable
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FOl K HOMERS MADE

7 l|T1'tN
chicago june -Dincirilait do
'ea'ed Chicago. Ia Z. TODAY iu a
game IN which the visitors drur" nu.
four nom" runs and tn" Locals ono
'inclhnat' mad" nv" double PLAYS.
which saved Rixcy when Chlchgn
md s'hrtEl rnll-ns Snnr..-
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STANDING or CLUns

WHERB THEY TLAY TODAY,
Norfolk Mt RichmOnd.
Newport News mt Rocky Mount.
Forts outh Mt Wilson
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BUILDERS WIN
necial 10 nc Tlnck.I,I.nhtct

Especial to The Times Disaatct ]
ROCKY MOUNT. = c. June co.
The Builders turned ne tables on ~.
Tarh..ls 'h!s afternoon and ay
bunching hlts IN ne '"ird combined
second game OF 'ar s+r."s to
Six OF The visitors runs came .u ,Ai-
inning.
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summary. Tvvo-haso Mitchell
Ford Sacrifices adore. Cruise
Double play Ford TO 'io!ke Lott on
bases Brouklyn. 5 Boston :. Passed
halls -,iowdy neb"rry. u'uo tres. MIC
Corwiuh and Se1toilc Time l:Ic
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Unexpected Adds Spice to Baseball
GOSSIP OF SPORTDOM
Fans Angered by Senators Baby Act
BY EARLFI,UTX


Mayo Island trounced tho
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