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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
Police FREE
3 PRISONERS
FROM TERROR
Man Who Tries
Rescue Captured
but Later Flees
and Calls Help

OMAHA. >eb. May sa.-Foliec
this morning rescued two young
wemen and man from a lonely
shack on the outskirts Of the
city. where they had been cap
tured and chained by Gus
(srimeS. maniac
The women. q Mrs. RAY jen
kin~. 20. aud Miss Katherine Me
Nsnan. 81, had been without food
since Saturday.
Tho man. H. 4. Boyd. was cap
tur~d BY the mailman Sunday.
when. hearing the women's cries.
he attempted 10 rescue them.
Grimes dug a grave near the shack
and told Boyd. That's TO be your
grave"
MANIAC FIEES
IN AUTOMOBILE
Boyd succeeded IN freeing himself
from his chains this morning and
went for help.
Grimes escaped in Boyd's automo-
bile.
A locksmlsh filed the chains from
the two women.
Miss AfacMahon and Mrs. Jenkins
we're waiting for a street car ~ .
r. m. saturday. when Grimes drove
ur IN an Rltohonile and offered 90
drive their horne. They accepted
when he drove past their destination
they became alarmed and demanded
10 b. let out Of the car.
Grimes drew n gun.
Keep ssiil. or III blow your brains
out he said
Soon they arrived AZ the shack.
~what are you going 70 do with
us7" the girls asked
Tim going 10 hold you for some
money. See II your relatives won't
give me sone. Grimes replied.
He took n new link chain of
two fons' lift capacity and fs~s
tened mn end around zach girls
neri<. He locked the chain with
new psGlorks. The chains we're
shout five feet long. lie fastened
the other end 10 concrete Pill
lars sunk In the floor Of the
shack.
Then he opened a trap door In
tlse floor Of his shack and made
them Jump into the hole be
meath.
The hole was about 10 feet deep
and 10 feet wide.
After he had them IN this dun
reon he attacked them.
GIRLS HELD
IN DUNGEON
The girls we're left in the dungeon
al Saturday night while Grimes
slept In the room above. Sunday
morning he let down a ladder and
brought them into his shack He
kept them there uDfil afternoon.
About D. m. Miss McManan
succeeded In signaling 10 Boyd.
who was In an automobile on
hill nearby. Boyd Immediately
came to the womcn's aid. Grimes.
however. had seen him coming and.
pressing a gun against HIS ribs.
marched him inside and chained
him up with the women.
Then he went outside and dug a
grave.
I'm going to take your car
away so they won't have any
trace Of you" Grimes told
Boyd. ''Then I'm going to
come back and get rid Of you.
See that holef That's where
you are going"
When Grimes left. Boyd kicked a
screw driver within reach OF his
hands and pried loose the screws
which fastened the chain TO the
concrete pillars. He then ran to
the nearest house and tclcphoned
the police.
The description Of Grimes coin
cides with that Of "A bandit who
on May 20 shot and killed c. r.
Sieflin and his son. Robert Sief
kin. in an oilfiIIing station robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SHIPWRECK
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

suffered bruises and iacerntions.
Capt. ~ II. Hiii Liverpool. master
Of the Welsh Prince. admitted that
CROSSED" signals might have had
something 10 do with the accident
He would make no statement.
MEMBERS % the crew asserted that
the narrow channel or Altoona.
combined with the smoky condition
Of the atmosphere from many forest
fires which RACED In the forest along
the river yesterday and which ~itief
over the water and almost bcfogEesl
the lower river. may have had some.
thing 10 10 with the disaster.
The Welsh Prince veered Just
enough from her course 70 receive
the fun brunt o. the Iowan's blow
on her bow. which was pierced for a
length 81 30 feet. letting In the flood
Of waivr which sent the crew ncurry.
INK 20 the upper decks a. the vessel
settled.
The seven dead sailors ars crushed
almost beyond recognition In the
shattered ruins Of the forccnatle
They are: J. Blake. donkeyman. OF
Portland. G. n. Jensen. seaman. Den.
mark. joel Bnrkesalter. seaman.
Portland. W. stokey. seaman. Fort.
land; J. G. Clare. seaman. Blaydon.
on-Tyne. Eng. w. Ward. seaman.
Bristol Eng. Knuic Ycnstad. seaman.
Portland.
The injured men. In a hospital here.
viii recover. their Injuries being
slight.
Reports that the welsh Prince
had taken fire from an explosion OF
her boilers was denied BY the harbor
authorities this morning. II was re-.
ported that tho Welsh Prince tipped
and started 20 the bottom Immediate.
y after the accident. and rested en-
the bottom in half an hour after her
great hulk had piowed into that q
the fownn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29

NEW YORK.-steamship Taor.
nina brings IL Italian brides whose
naturalized husbands had returned
TO Italy for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29

CHICAGO.-Alexander Ostrowsl<A
veteral OF st. Mihiel and verdun.
drowned when lac falls from pier
while fishing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
Caldwell and Brown
Off for the SkaQit

Mayor Hugh NJ. Caldwell and
Mayor-elect Il. J. Brown put on their
old clothes and high boots Monday
morning and left for an inspection
trip Of the Skagit hydro-electrlc pro.
Ject. They will return Wednesday
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29

COUER D'ALENE. Idaho. Jury
finds Edward J. Hicks guilty OF
robbing malls OF $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29

We STEPisT CLUB will hold its
annual ailnight dance Monday. at
Moose hall, 1876 Eighth ave. A $50
prize waltz VIII be the feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
HERS HOPING

We hope Henry Ford gets Muscle
Shoals. Then sea food will be
cheaper.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06
A Statement

Ibes TO submit the following
concerning g the office Of county
clerk and recof er Of Baca cour-
ty.
When / took charge If this Of
fl &C on the 3rd day Of November
1920, there were a. that time
working & in this office seven
clerks, each dra wing a salary o.
81 90 per day. BY the 1st day Of
January, 1921, shis force had
been cut TO four clerks, and by
July, 1921 we were using only
three. and this has been our
force since that date, except for
about Month and q haff in Ser-
Jeuber and October, 1921, We
were compelled use eXlra help
TO get ecords and indexes up TO
date. / have used enc extra
helper in the year 1922 abont one
Month altogether. In 1921 the
fees Of this Office paid the salary
OF the clsrk and recorder ard all
help and turned over to help the
tax payers $5.95l 3S This is
tate5 from lhe auditors report
aud muet starJ as facts.
Relative to the county clerk
ng extra pay fol being clerk
Of the Board OF county commis-
sioners, the law provides that
the county clerk shall receive a
fee OF $5.o0per day Tor such ser,
vices. The law also provides
that the county clerk must report
monthly to the II, asurer, paying
to Il at flee all fees earned for
the month. Reports on file il the
county treasure!'s office show
that all fees have been returned
to tie county. The county
clark gets no eXtca salary for
being clerk Of board.
Yours very truly
Walter y. Powell.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06
SUM MONS

State of Colorado &C in the County 'On' l.
County of Baca
letah Hays Laid. formerly Leteh nays. flsinth
MAR Fleming and persons whose names arc IN
Snovsn n to the pilirtid.
Dofenaants.
THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF COLORADO
To Mary Fleming and persons whose names arc
unknown TO the plaintiff. the Defendants above
named. GREETING
You are hereby required to appca;
N an action brought against you b
size above named plaintiff In tas
County Court OF Gaca County, state
b. Colorado. and answer the com
.iaint therein within twenty DAY
,fter the service hereof, II seryoa
yi,hin this County; "r, If '1f'eu ou'
# this County. or by puDlica'i"h'
within thirty days after the service her'oi' ~
cIusyc of the day OF service or judgement ny ue-
fnul, will be taken against you "ceo'"'hb ~
praycr Of the complaint. Ard II " copy vi Wv.
.,,,,in, in the above entitled action be not
o,,od with ,his summons. or II the service mere
Ia, wade out Of thi state. then ten days nd'i-
-, 4, tho time hcrcinheforc specified Tor np'
,o,-onee ani answer will be allowed before INV
,,kinr Of Judgment by default as nioresnld'
Tho said action i. brought to secure Decree o.
co,r, ,,,ietirg till, to tho following e' her'uo"
land and real estate. situate, lying a"d be'nR I"
Iso county Of Bacn and state of Colorado rat GU,
l,rIy described MS folowa towit Lo'" NHho0'
and 2. in Block Number Il. 10 the town oil 'p'''N
Gn,d Colorado. according to the recorded plat OF
h- ~
cork md Recorder of Bsea county Col'fauo'
And the complaint herein i"f.nc'
rcites: That the plaintiff verify he-
ieves that there are persons inter-
s,od in the above described lanH
,yAeso name she cannot insert h7tcin
aaoouse their names, residences and
most office addresses are unknown
4, her and thn, the int,rcst Of such
,nknown persons has been derived hf
,s,enment or deeds of conveyance or
,evise or liens which are not of record
NJ by virtue of the laws of descent aho
i,ber;tance. but of which no record
,oiico is given, and that such un,
.nown persons are necessary ah1
,roper parties hereto, as will more
fully appear from the complaint III
;aid action 10 which reference Is here
made: copy of which is hereto at
tached.
And you are hereby notified that If you fAi
In appcsr, and to answer the said
complaint ms ebove required, the said
plaintiff will take default and iudg-
mcnt against you as prayed for In
said complaint.
Given under my hand nsa sattorncy for the pla'n-
in. Spring ac'd. In s,id couay' this 2'rd day OF
September A. D. 1922.
Charles l.. Doughty.
Attorney for the Plaintiff
s, rub. o,,.5, ~!
Last Pub. NIf. 81
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06
Locals

]. H. d. TerIal, for mer citizen
o. Bsca courty, died Monday at
his home in New Mexico. j. II.
u the past fe years has been
engaged IN the ministry. Mr..
Terral was a strong character
and all who know him will re-
gret his Ge ath.
Grocery store in Wichita. ks,
to trade for ! section of Baca
county sandy or corn land.
Write me what you have.
dS-1 II. Il Hooker, .
1894 E. Douglas Wichita. hs.
| will lie at C. f. Wheeler's
lumb ar ar at Villas To buy pou'-
Try on Friday the 18th inst. Will
pay market price at that time.
Floyd CheDoweth.
& ream station, Springfield, Colo.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06
For Commissioner

As the nominee of the democrat
ic party for commissioner Of the
second district. wish to solicit the
support of all Baca county vot, rs
in the November election, and if
elected shall endeavor to conduct
the affairs of the office and the
county on q business basis. and
consequently to the best interests
Of the TAX payers of the county.
Albert Pet .rson.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06
Notice of Final Settle men
Determination of Heirship

Estate of A. B. Hynes, deceas-
ed. Notice is hereby given that
on the Both day of October A. d.
1922, the undersigned will pre-
sent to the County Court OF Baca
county, Colorado, her accounts
for final settlement of administra.
ton of said estate, when and
where all prisons in interest may
appearand object to Tn I'm, if they
SO desire.
No.iceis also hereby given that
application for tb. determina-
of heirship OF said A. B. Hynes
deceased has been made and that
the Court on said date hereinbe-
fore mentioned. or at any time to
which the hearing may be contin-
ued, rItootG 10 isoeltain an
determine who are the heirs of
the said A. B. Hynes, deceased,
aod as such entitled 10 inherit any
lands, tenements. here ditaments
or 9th er property, real or person.
al, constituting all or u part Of the
Estate of the said A. b. Hynes
deceased, and enter a Decree e
&C, rdingly. ct which hearing all
persons claiming to be heirs at
law said deceast d may appear
and present their proof
Hazel Hynes,
Administratix.
Jos. e. Terral,
Attoroey for administratix.
Sept. 30. 1922.
Get. 27, 1922.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06
For Assessor

ieen nominated on tin,
democratic ticket in the primary
for county assessor 10 succeed my
self. would appreciate the sup
port of all voters of Baca county
in the general election, and if
elected will endeavor TO give the
same good service as in the past,
keeping in min d the best interests
of the tax payers and the county.
Roy Winters.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06
PLAYER PIANO FOR SALE

We have a high grade player
stored in that territory, which
for quick turnover to responsible
person will greatly sacrifice tire
price. Terms given. If inter-
ested write at once for full par
ticulars to The Denver Music
Do, Cenver, Colo, co.'s
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06
For Sheriff

Having been nominated for
sheriff of Baca county on the DEM
ocratic ticket. would respectfully
solicit the support of all Baca
county voters in the general cleo
tion. and if elected promise the
performance of my duty as sheriff
to the best of my ability.
VIM. Il. Dunivan.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06
For Superintendent

Mrs. Cora Mordica, nomin ated
on the democratic ticketfor coun-
ty superintendent. would solicit
the further support of all voters
of Baca county in the general
election in November, and prom
ises 10 work for the best interest
of the schools if elected.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06
For County Clerk

AS the regular nominee of Il c
republican party for county
clerk, W. P. Powell would ap.
preciate the support of the voters
in November.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06
For Representative

What the legislature at Den
YER is badly feeding is more
farmer and less bankers. law
yers and doctors. ]. S. Nc
Clung, on the democratic ticket.
is product Of the soil and sue
cessful in his business. A vote
for him will he vote for your
self and your best interests.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06
Apples

Will begin picking apples at the
Shannon orchard. 16 miles south
west of Elder. on Oct. 9 1922.
Have plenty of good winter az
piles. $l.00 TO $500 per bushel.
Come and get your winters sup-
ply.
dos Chss. A. Kirtley.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06
For Treasrer

Jesse L. Homer, candidate for
county treasurer on the demo-
cratic ticket. would solicit the
support of all voters of Baca
county in the general election in
November and promises to con-
duct the office to the best OF his
ability if elected.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06

ss In the County coar;
County of Bacn
W A. Ratlif Plaintiff.
o. ". Graham. Defendant
The People of the State OF Colorado:
To O. w. Graham, the defendant above named
GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear in m action
brought against you by the above named plain
tfr in the County Court Of Baca County. state OF
Colorado. and anBwer the complaint therein with =
in twenty days
,rter the service hereof, if served
thin this County; or. If served out
Of this County. or by publication
within thirty days after the service
ereof. exclusive of the day of SER
vice: or judgement by default will be tak"u
against you according to the
PRAYER of the complaint. And II
copy of the complaint in the above
entitled action be not served with thi'
simmons. or II the service Ecreoi be
ade out of this State. then ten days
a !ditional to the time re!nbeto'
specified for appearance and answer will be allow
afore Iaid.
The said action is brough, on a promisory note
made executed. and delivered by the defendant
to the plaintiff for the sum Of sil5.oO with iT'cfcs'
thereon ut the rate of ; per cent pe- snnum from
the Ist day OF January. 49,, for attorney ices ae-
cording to the tenor Of said noie and Tor all eos'
of this ac ton as will more fully appear iFom the
complaint in said action to which reference is
here madc: A copy of which Is hereto atinehei !
Ana you are hereby notified that II
vou fail to appear and to answ 'rs
said complaint as above required the
said plaintyI will take Judgement against ysu
according to the pray n coatan,i in said COM
plant. %,
Given under my hand at Springfield in sa'a
county, this 2i,h day of August a. d. l'24.
0(SEAL) Jos. E-Tcrrai. Attorney for Plaintih
T. Eld,n Allen. County Judge
Oct. 6. Nov. 3.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06
Halls CatarrhMedicia

Those who are IN run down" ron.
luton will notice that Gatarrh bothers
tseru much more than when they arG
In good health. This fact proves that
while Catarrb is local disease, II is
greatly influenced by constitutional
conditions. HALLS CATAHRH
MEDICINE is n Tonic and Blood Epri-
iier, and acts through the blood yp0p
the mucous surfaces Of the body, Tins
reducing the inflammation and restoS-
ing normal conditions,
All druggists. Circulars free.
y. ]. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, Ohio.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06

LOST-'et@een Springfield
and the grave yard. Saturday,
go 10. sack of binding tHine.
Finder please leave at the Jett
hardware store. -
Irby Muuday
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06
For State Senator

Vote for Carl X. Burke for
state senator, and thus stand
for the man who for four years
in the state senate has stood by
you-candidate on the democrat
ic ticket.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06

The fire dw elling Of 7. o.
Swsnner of .Joycoy, built two
ears ago. was burned down
Wednesday Mig It Fire stsrte1
in the Kitchen, and discovered
too late to save the house..
50, 800 insurrence. Cost So, 500.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06
Locals
Card D f,,l'lj

wish in this way to extend
my thanks to the voters in the
county for tholr cordial support
fmy candidacy in the primary
lection, and to ask for tn slme
plefidid support f + al parties
n the November eles.ih7. IT
lected | will do my duty as sher-
If without fear or favor.
Wm. E, Dunivan,
Richards. Colo.
To who n il may concern:
take pleasure in recommend.
ing to the people of Baca county
Rev. Werts and Doner of Chicago.
[ am personally acquainted with
the gentlemen, and know it will
be worth while to hear them
preach. Further announcements
later. Rev. Kelley.
The home of G. H. Auttey
southwe. t Springfield. was burn
ed 10 lle Eroun1 Monday.
Grandma Glenn Of Drift rood.
Okla, and Lucinda King, are
visiting their grand daughter
and children and Judge Dunbar
of Jrycoy, an old acquaintance.
Will be here yet a couple Of
weeks.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06
Notice to Tax Payers

Those wishing to pay their
taxes before the publication of
the delinquent tax list should do
so by the 2Ist of Oct. 1922.
Alice Jack Young
County Treasurer.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06

lrby MuIday
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06

Stat. Of Colorado, In the County Court.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-06
SUMMONS

State of Colorado.
County of Baca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
WHITNEY 0. KS SALE \.
OF FAMOUS WH|SKAWAy
Price Of $l25,OOO Believed to
Have Been Paid by 49,.
New Owner. yts!3'
tBy Associated Presy.1

SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. T., Aug
ll.-iiarry Payne whitney TODAY mo-
TILED Trainer g. w Rarncy TINT n.
had accepted G. w. Clark'e offer
tn" colt Whisknway and that Rarncs
might take tho three year old. gen.
orally regarded as the champion Of
hts year. tomorrow. Ths price in
VOWED was not made public. but is
generally accepted In turf circlcs to
have been tl25. 900.
WhiSkaway' new owner. who con-
ducts a Thoroughbred stud in Cali
lornia. is II son of former United,
states senator William a. Clark
called the Copper King" because OF
M" extensive copper mine intcregts
in Montana
"hiskaway came into na,Io,,,
p."'hihencc last June in tho Carlton
hk"S NJ tho AGu.duct course !,
nut rae" he defeated Norwich. which
,nN'f hei"rc had lost a race. hv clrh,
'ht'hs' y week or 50 later WbtsI,n-
w ana Norwich me, again n, In
;, ~" III INC special. They carried
~" S"m" weight and Whlskayny v,,.
AGAIN tho victor ""'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
DEMPSEY AND BRENNAN
START TRAINING MONDAY
Will Go Ten Rounds at Mich
igan City OH Labor
Day.
tBy Associated Press. I

MICHIGAN CRY rNn Ann I,
Tr,I,,,,
''' ""th 'ach
dempsey worlds heavyweight cham
pion. and BIN Brennan. Chicago. who
will box ten rounds a, ho ,.,...,,
, ,, '''' '''"e'"'
,.,,o
Nc", MS the chaUpi"n's man
mas h'"h mere for two days
"SinG hnnl details Of the match
WIN promoter Floyd Fi,zsiminons
and Johnny Dempsey, who is ON hand
as IN" heavyweight kings personal
representative.
Dempsey viii work out at local
club He leaves E.eto, S,,,ra,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

RUDE who was win SUFFOLK two
years ago.
"Rube. present manager OF tho
Richmond club. is "a changed man
as JEFF would toll Nuts wife.
Since coming To Richmond. Ruhc
has made tho worst-lookinr club in
the league on" OF tn" most feared
ones.
The Colts in their great spurt are
causing plenty Of trouble FOR leaders
After heating Wilson two out OF
three. Rubc's men proceeded To bca.
up tho rcjuvenat"d Tars Thursday.
And all credit is due Richmond $
manager.
lie has practically tho same team
that would not or could no, win for
Ray Ryan.
"Ruhe's men play smart bali and
are GU, there fighting FOR every inch
o; ground
They use hi'-andrun. squeeze
plays and enough other stunts TO
Lt"r ,heir opponents guessing
''Rubs. when with Suffolk was "a
Grabbing. don't-carn ball player.
Now he is in tn" game ali tho
way. lie is jovial and good uaturcd
And what's more. G.dr!nG is doing
great work in loft field and al the
bat.
More power to ngh,lnr man
a6er such as Ruhc."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
WILLS-JESSUP PAIR
WINS WOMEN'S DOUBLES
Try United News I

NEW YORK. Aug ll.-Nise H"lor
Wills OF California and Mrs. Ma
ron H!nd"rst"lu Icssup won the
metropolitan doIhl"s iii. hy defeat
ING Mrs. May sutton Ruudy and Mrs
MIl!iam Henry. both Of California. In
straight sets e. so at The Mas.
Shu Country Club Eridav
Mrs. Molla Mallory. national sin
giles champion. and Miss Edith sig
gurn"% w"r" eliminated In tn" semi
Hnai round
~ m" Meadow club tournament,
southampton. l. T. Vincent Richards.
NJ this years Davis Gun team. ~ a
inc rally in tn" final set. defeated :
kashio. of japan former Davis Gun
player. s., 7-6, Ct 7-I I,nzu Shi-
m!zu. ais" ~ Japan. was dcr"a,ch hv
Howard kinS"y, OF California. Sc.
60. 6-2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
CAPABLANCA DRAWS
WITH RUSS EXPERT

..'NTTTTN- NU-. n The chogs
match today between Hos" Il. .Hpa-
"!arca, Of 'uon, tho world champion
an" y Nleohin". the Russian eXpcrt
in IN" ninth round OF the intcrnation-
eI tournament here. resulted In a
draw. At Tho beg inning of the game
ih' Two oNp"rts mad" ton moves IN.
ny" minutes. after making "A total of
eIChtc'u moves In twcuiV -Four min.
uios. lh"T agreed 20 draw.
p NosEo Bruweky Of Russia.
and Ruhins'riu uf Poland ,gro.d
10 draw last nights unfinished game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
EmIInn Cnnrcl. Muirh.

ST. PAUL. MINI. Aug ll-hn All
sccsS IN fr"d Fultons NOSE. disClos.,I
when H. Was examined late today
by IN" stat" HoNing Commission
physician. caused indchnit" postpone
mcnt ar his ten round boU; with BIZ
~ Misk". set for ionirh, at LcxinE-
ton Park here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
PILLS DEFEAT BRAVES


fHii.Apfi.FiiA. Aug Il.-Phila-
d"lphta defeated Rost"n. to 3. Huh.
bel! and Watson were hi, hard. I'm,
excellent fielding cut of pnssihle
tost"n runs Powell received a
'f"aE home run in the hfth. when
l:"hourycau. fcl6nr his drive. kicked
thc nall into IN" hi"achcrs Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
TWO FOR BUILDERS
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NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Aug IL
The builders made il two straight
from the Bugs this afternoon. win
ming. 3 10 The Bugs threw
Scare Into the local camp In the ninth.
when they banged Stickradt for three
HIS counted with two bases on balls
for TWO runs Lucas went to tho
rescue with tho bases fun. and
forced NathuG and adams To- pop Nh.
Up 10 tn ninth, St.ckradt had held
the Bugs at his mercy only allowing
TWO hits Smith and purkiu's hitting
featured. tho lat,er's heins timely.