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The Lamar register., 1922-03-15
Notice of Application to Lease State
Land.


Office of the State Board of Land
Commissioners. Denver. Colorado. Feb
ruary "a. 1922.
Notice is hereby given that Thos. B.
Lee Brokerage Company. whose post
office address is Stock Yards. Kansas
City, Missouri. has made application No.
B-3700, to lease the following describ-
ed Internal Improvement Lands. stu
ate in Prowers County Colorado. to-
SM of swA and swA of sEH of
Sec. 29;
NIs OF NWL and NwA of NEA of
Sec So. Twp. 22 s.. Range A w. (Agri-
cultural application).
Notice is further hereby given that
ali other persons desiring to file an
application to lease all or any part of
this tract of land must file same in
this office prior to March 29. 1929. as
no other application to lease the above
described lands VIII be considered after
GEORGE STEPHAN.
Register State Board Land Commrs.
First Pub. March l. 1922.
Last Pub. March 22. 1922.
The Lamar register., 1922-03-15
WANTED-S6O0.

Good farm, well located with good
improvements as security; will pay 7
per cent-no commission; private in
dividual preferred. Inquire No. 444,
Register Office. (41-44
The Lamar register., 1922-03-15

Rubber stamps; daters, seals. c. A.
Hansen, 1929 South Main. Call af-
ternoons.
The Lamar register., 1922-03-15
MONEY TO LOAN

We are now able to take care Of
your farm loans. Drop In and see us.
Taylor & Frick, Eli W. Gregg, Mgr.
The Lamar register., 1922-03-15
x ABSTRACTS


The only set Of Numerical ABB
stracts Of the Records of Prowers
County. Abstracts to Farm and
and City Property furnished on
shortest notice. Also owners OF
Baldwin, Jay & Co.'S. Abstracts OF
Prowers County Records previous
to the fire of 1888.
Terms reasonable.
Address
COUNTY DISTRACT Co'
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26

Having tasted defeat Mt tho hands
OF the Richmond Athletic Club last
year. the baltimore Football Club Ia
anxious for revenge und ia seeking
a, date for next fall. The Baltimore
CLUB wants u return game In Bnlu-
more and the management writes that
II Will have strong team. The In :
test addition Ia Glen Eillingcr. All
American quarterback md star OF Penn
State last year. The challenge to the
Richmond club ts being held by the
sports editor until called for.
II the Richmond Athletic Club does
not enter the professional neld this
fall. II Ia probable that the Church
Hill Athletic Club Will line up some
OF tho stars who performed so credit
ably last year. \ banE-up team could
be put In tho field without difficulty
Strikes should not interfere with
umpires as accustomed as they are
TO them Yet two arbiters failed to
show up in Detroit yesterday, the
railroads getting the blame
DuEan Joined the Yankees yester-
day, made no Improvement In the
team AS Urban Shocker shut his
former teammates out with only six
hits.
The Central League or the Rich
mond Amateur Baseball Committee Ia
on the verge of closing It's season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26

pTdrseImn.turely. This Is due TO tho third
forfeiture In row by the Richmond
Blves team, which again yesterday
tailcd TO show M TO play Church lIiil
Bank. President John +. Kernodie Is
considering calling the league man
ayers together and awarding the
pennnnt The teams In the league
are Church hin Bank, Blues. Post
O'hce md Knights OF Columbus.
Following. its policy or giving az
much benefit to the community as
pYssible, the Church Hin Athletic
Club Will have band concert Thurs-
day night ut Its park. The 9ammis
Hrotto hand has arranged fine pro-
gram for the occasion.
Nirginians will watch with interest
the experiment to be tried In Call
fornia by the newly organized Pacific
Coast Jockey Club, which will en-
deavor to put on a quality racing sea-
son without betting. II tho expert
mcnt is success. Virginia may learn
how to bring the sport OF kings back
10 is own In the Old Dominion.
Thomas Fortune Ryan. native
NirEininp. and Z. X. @. Billings, once
Nirsinian by adoption. are helping
back the California project. Ryan
was reported last week az having put
$4,000 into the Jockey Club. He still
maintains his Oak Ridge Stable in
Nelson County. but his racing stock
is In the West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
EAST ENDERS CLASH
WITH HOPEWELL NINE

Prevented by rain from clsshing
with tho Hopcwcll baseball team last
Wednesday afternoon, the Church
uIcd another contest with the team
from the former powder city to be
played here today a; G. c. \. Field.
Today's game will start at o'clock.
Johnson. who hurled for the UNI
vcrsity OF Richmond this spring,
probably Will take the mound for the
local nine. Lefty" Bruner. old pro-
fcssional player. Is epcctScd TO pitch
for tho Hopewell tenn.
Immediately after todAy's contest
the Church hin Athletic Association
will begin getting it's field In shRpe
for the first entcrta inment of the sea-
son, which takes place tomorrow
night mt $50. The SAINTS Grotto
Band will give n concert for the
friends OF the association. No ad-
mission Will he charged and mem
bers and others are invited to at
tend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
GEAR WORTHY WINNER
FIRST Time THIS YEAR
c b ampion Three. Year.O Old
Trot,ing Celding Dcfeuts
Biz Field.
my Associatcd Pross. /,

COLUMBUS. OHIO. July 26.-Cznr
M0sthy' champion s,yehr-old trottinE
last fail received $4,000 from Henry
Bowies. OF Springfield. MANS. today
won his flrst race OF tho season. when
h he. Defeated o. mt. big Mold OF 2iii lros-
tho feature ovcnt OF today's grand
circuit program Mt tho Columbus
driving pnrk.
IN the frat two heats, finishing SEQ
ond. and then was drawn for tho
tnird milo on account OF l1mcncss.
in, the nIewcr. by virtue OF his
was accorded second plaoo in tho
race. Gar Worthy trotted tho acc
ond heat In 2:o+ IA.
the favorite. dtstanced tho nrst hcat.
Lulu Brooke won tho race In straight
hent. Colonel Sparks was second.
Fesan won tho Z;li class pace aft
Todd. who finished second.
In tho a-ycar-old trot Jane Re-
cred her record 2:ll IA to e:io Ia in
tho nnnl heat.
2:l2 class pace: three heals. purse.
Lula Brooke, br. m; tshiyely) | !!
Mary .Cofrea. TO. IN. (white-
Bingenwood. Jr.. b. h. jchlidsj : {
Casey Jones. b. y. (EaEun). I
Francis Earl. Robert NJ. and Alb
back also started. Time: 2:o'l-t.
2:il class trot; the S. and g. stakes;
three heats: purse. $1,000:
Car Worthy. b. X. tMurphy). /
Peter the Brewer. b. h. iRay) , 2
l'etsr Pluto. CHI. C. (SicDonald) }
Walter Sterling, b. q. tStokes) s.
Eienor Guy, b. IN. boomis).. 10 4
Tho Laurel Hall. Voltage, Alta
Evans. Teddy Jay. Prince Radlac and
David. AHworthy also started. Time:
2:0i liz. 2:041-4. 2:o6.
2:lt class pace: three heats; purse.
$1,000:
f i,sss 4o 3; G. palm l,.,;n:; !
Minnie Williams. blk. m.
(rhomas) ...... 4
Valley Day. u. x. tCarpentcr) 2
BILLY Lands. blk. x. (wicker-
Bessie " o'cconncr. jliiannc and Douo
BILE q also started. Time. 2:o6 IA.
2:06l2
Two-yeas;cid tro,; 2 in heats;
JHie Revere. bt I. twhi,e). ~ |
Brandywine. b. I. UIdmnn). 800. 8
Ethelinda. b. Z. COX ...... 2
The Senator; ch. c, ,McDonaldD. Z
Mary Rose. h. (. Galin) .. dis
Time: 2:l2l-4. 2:i0l-4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
SIKH CANNOT WIN
CARPENTERS TITLE
ny Associated press.l

PARIS. July 25.--Thc French box
Ing federation has ruled that the
puSilistic proves OF Battling" SIKH
Goes not qualify him to challenge
georges Carpenter for the light
heavyweight championship OF tho
world. Sikh was billed TO meet Car
pent!er in September.
The federation has pointed out that
,he International regulations stipu-
late that n champion can only he
challenged for the highest title ne
holds. Carpenter. who is tho light
heavy champion OF France. Europe
ana the world, could only bc chal-
lenEed. therefore, for the champon
ship OF the world Tho federation
passing on SKIS past performances
adjudgcd him unworthy 70 become n
contender FOR the world champion
snip. The decision does not prevent
the match. Il is pointed out. but tho
question OF title. should IA bout take
place. would not be Involved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26

buffalo. 10: Baltimore, !.
Toronto. ., Reading, s
syracuse. .: Jersey City, 8.
Rochester, II Eewark, 5,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
k|WAN|s-ROTARY GAME
SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY
Club Championship of City
at Stake in Diamond Con-
test for Charity.

TWICE disappointed by bad weather,
mo hiwanlnns and Rotariana are
prepared TO battle for the club cham
h!onship Of Richmond on the Boule-
ward Field diamond this afternoon.
me clash Will start at 1 O'Clock
iollowihs downtown parade and
stand
Ihe game was first scheduled for
!ast Wednesday. but mud prevented
shc contest Ram the next day
dnmped the field some moro md ;,isn
inc ardour OF the coinbatants Both
teams nave been practicing since then
ior the game. and are confident OF
A"nHp'nE the opposing club.
proceeds from the game will 70
10 the Boys Club and the Ins,ruc-
tive visiting Nurses Association.
The parade Will start from the
Capitol nj 3 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
.REFORMERs CONTINUE
PROTEST ON BAT TIE
Last Appeal Made to Jersey
City Mayor Against Ten
dlcr-LcOnard Bout.
lBy Associated prcss.l

JERSEY CITY. y. j., July 2S.-A
protest against the holding of the
Bcnny 1,eonard-Lcw Tender light
weight boxing championship contest
NJ Roylc's Thirty Acres. Thursday
night, was made to Mayor Hague
today by Rev. Harvey l.. Wyatt, net
ing for the society Of New Jersey
for tho prevention OF crime, newly
organized ministerial association.
DR. Wyatt told the Mayor that the
Tender Leonard affair would be de-
moralizinS. II" asked the Mayor to
sec to IL, if the fight actually did
take place, that the law for the
punishment of crime was enforced
The Mayor thanked me and said
nothing more" Or. Wyatt said later
Counsel for tn" ministerial asSocja-
tion said tho association had little
hone Of preventing the match, but
that II was going TO seek in the
next Legislature" revision OF the
boxing law. and wanted To show that
II had left nothing undonc to pre-
vent the Leonard Tcndlcr match.
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finnii-
HERMITAGE TO HOLD
SUMMER TOURNEY

Following eighteen holes medal
play, the Hermitage summer golf
tournament viii be held Saturday
Scores can he turned IN properly at
tested ut my time during the day
The players will qualify on their
crs each. Match play viii follow.
all except the nrst sixteen to be
played with hnndicaps prevailing.
All grass greens VIII he omen. Tho
course Is Improving each week, es-
pccially the fairwhya. The green's
are coming along nicely with new
grass on each one. with good wealth
or the course should he In rNcellen,
shape and will result IN good scores
being turned in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
lANTS WIN FIRST OF CRUCIAL SERIES FROM CARDHV<
Roanoke Sure to Get
Tcch-Cudet Grid Game

Especial to Tho Timcs- Dispatch.l
ROANOKE. VA, July 2b.-Roa-
noko was practically assured tho
v. Il. I.-V. N. I. football Ramo
hero Thanksgiving Day. whom
$4,000 was raised to furnish seat
ing fhoilitios at n meeting OF tho
sports Corporation, In the Assoc
cintion of Commerce building to-
night.
IL was announced that nm ndd!-
tonRl $4,000 Will he raised within
tho next Tow weeks to bo used to
Duiid beats which Will DO used Mt
'hih game. After tho gume tho
sonts Will DO contributed to tho
cite to DO uBed in It's proposcd
hthlotio fleld.
n. -. Mnhcr, president OF tho
Norfolk and Western hallway,
was tho biggest contributor. lie
donated 5000 toward tho cause.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
POCkETBOOK BASEBALL
FLAYED BY ST. LOUIS
ny AssncintnApresa,

st. LOUIS. July 25-A vigorous
protest against the purchase by the
New York Yankees OF infeldcr Joe
l'u4an and ou;ticldcr Elmer Smith.
from Boston. was sent today To Base
ban Commissioner lands and b. r.
Johnson and John l.. IIeydler. re-
spccttvciy presidents Of the Ameri-
can and National Leagues by r w
\. N"spcr president OF the st Louis
Chamber 81 Commerce
when team, lard pressed In mid
season, can conjurc n neighboring
city into selling It's stars to make
sure, nr,ooi their nag. baseball has
reached a point where the pocket
book. and not tho clubs or the MAY
"rs. become the deciding factor, the
letter said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
RICHARD AND SHINIIZU
WIN THEIR MATCHES
tBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, July 25.-Vincent
Richards. Of Yonkers, y. Y; Senzo
Shtmizu, OF Japan; rhilip +. Neer.
or Portland. Ore. and Howard Kim
scy. of San Francisco. captured their
fourth round matches in the singles
Of the metropolitan tennis champion
ship today
Ncer defeated Alfred s. Dabnev
New York, 6-i. 6-3: kinsey defeated
Cedric Ma or. Brooklyn. e. 6-3. SO
Richards defeated Kenneth n. Fisher,
staten Island. 60. 81; Shimizu de
fcatcd T. j. Eil,schik, New York, so.
6-1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
WOMEN NET STARS
WIN THIRD ROUND

RYE. y. J.. July ?5-Thrcc OF the
tournament favoritcs. Mr.. Molia
Bjursted, Mallory. Mrs. May Sutton
Rundy and Miss Leslie Bancroft. won
their third round matches today In
the New York State womcns tennis
championship at the Grccnmcadow
Club. and advanced 20 the round be
fore the ssmi Anal
Mrs Bundy, the Los Angeles star.
who held tho national title in 1905,
lost only two games In defeating
two opponents in straight sets.
Mrs. Mallory employed her power
and speed 10 advantage in vanQuiSh-
ing Miss Gertrud. Chisholm. New
York. 6-2, Go. while Miss Bancroft
WAS compelled 20 show her hest dr!h-
V Lynch. Now York. Ca CO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
MANAGER ASSAULTED
BY SNAPPY CATCHER
IBy Associated Press,

BRlSTOl- VA.-TENN., July Is
George kopshaw, catcher OF the Bris-
was arrested tonight after he had
assaulted Manager Patsy O'Rourke on
the atreets, kopshaw was ordered
out of the park this afternoon in the
game with Knoxville for Indifferent
playing. and, having dispute with
other players. and fined 500 and sus-
pended indefinitely. The manager
was knocked down. but not seriously
injured. Kopshaw has had several
nights since his debut in the Appa-
lachiRn circuit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
RAWLINGS IS WINNER
IN FRAT GOLF MATCH
Low Gross Of 81 Takes Firs,
Annual Tournament of
Kappa Sigma.

with low gross OF 50, II. S. Raw
linEH was winner OF the nrst annual
soit tgnrhnmcnt Of tho Kappa Sigma
Rinia course. &. II. Dunnawny NAV
Ing with handicap OF 10, turned In
inc low net score. T.. g Des Port.a
acore. turning In a card OF l4i on tho
eighteen hole play.
Following the tournament the play
Club. whcro Robert y. Pollard prc.
scented prizes. The frat prize was n
silver knife. Mr.. Des Portcs was
presented handsome tin cup for his
phrt In the tournament. The scores
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
AUSSIE TENNIS TEAM
REACHES NEW YORK
LBy Associated Press.l

NEW YOKk, July 25.-Thc AUS
tralian Davis cup team. regarded as
the most formidable contender for
the international tennis trophy held
nv the United states. arrived from
England today, on the Majestic.
The party included Gerald Pat
tcrson, tho team captain, and Mrs
Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs James O. An
derson. Pat OHRra Wood r. c.
Wertheim. and his sister, Miss Wcr-
theim. Patterson, Anderson and
Wood Will carry the colors OF the
AntipodcS
The Australians have been invited
10 tune MP on the courts OF the Crcs-
cent Athlete Club. Brooklyn. In prep-
aratioa for their seminal match with
France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
ART COMPETITION
ADDED TO OLYMPICS
[Rv Nssocintcd prnss

PARlS, July "a The French exec
utive Olmypic committee desiring to
sivc effect To the idea of associating
art competition with athletic Prov
cas-. as held by the original receivers
OF the Olympic games. will institute
i've intGj rational competitions dur
Ing the 1924 meet In Architecture,
literature. music. painting and Sculp-
inre, II was announced today.
Three medals. similar TO those 10
be awarded to competitors in attn
lcticS. viii be awarded in each of the
i've art competitions Full liberty
az regards subject matter will br
allowed except that the world OF
art must he directly inspired by the
Idea OF sports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
sHOCKER KALSOM|NEs
FORMER yANK MATES
CASTOR Holds New York
Sluggers to Eight Hits as
Browns Win.
ny Associated Press. ]

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. July 25.-shock or
allowed only six h!;s and tho Browns
shut out the Yankees, s to o. today In
the first game OF four-gRme reries.
The locals battered Mays out OF tho
box In the sixth inning. when thoy
scored Eve runs. Williams knock cd
out his twentysecond home run OF
the season. Joe Dugan. third base
man. acquired Sunday from Boston.
made his first appearance In a New
fork uniform The victory Increased
the Browns lead for first place TO
two and on--half Eames. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
STRIKE KEEPS JUMPS
FROM DETROIT GAME

CHICAGO. July 25.-American League
umpires will be given more ilme to
make jumps between cities during the
railroad strike, according to 3. b..
Johnson. league president. Mr.. John
game in Detroit failed TO arrive two
days ago because OF breakdowns In
rolling stock. AS last resort the
trainers for the two clubs oniciated.
Failure OF the umpircs TO arrive by
game time was the first such occa-
sion in American League history, il
was announced here todnN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26

Appalachian League.
At Bristol. 6; Knoxville, .,
~ kinsport. 2: Grccnviile. 1.
At Cleveland. I; Johnson City. 1.
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Leonard Ends Training.

BtDD LAX T.. y. j., Jhly o5.-
Benny Leonard: lightweight cham
pion. laid aside his clumsy practice
gloves tonight and went to sleep with
the conviction that his two weeks of
intensive training have put him at
the pinnacle of his form for his
title bout with Lew Tender, Thurs
day night nj Jersey City.
Rain. which fell nearly all day,
disarrangcd his training schedule.
and he planned a light workout to-
morrow, though II will he mainly a
day of rest. He Will make short
road run Thursday morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
DtE Jcss Trains IIord

los AN'iELES, July 25.-Jess VII
lard today entered On the hard grind
Calculated 10 put him In condition
For an attempt to win hack m.
worlds heavyweight boxing cham
pionship He already has taken on
MS second training partner. heavy
weight, and plans this week 10 add
home fast nIddlewcight FOR add
tionAl exercise
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
CLASSY FIELD FOR
WESTERN TOURNEY
[Dv Aksoclhted ~.

CHICAGO, July 25-NtrmaNy the
Same golfers from whom Gene Sa-
razen. OF Pittsburgh, recently won
the national open championship at
Skokie. Will compete in tho western
open tourney at Detroit, August
23-2b, II was announced today hy
Secretary W. ", Harlass. Of tho
Western Golf Association. who ssn.
Out formal notke. OF the meet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
JESS MUST SEND EAST
FOR SPARRING MATES
Tpy AssocIo,cd p,n..,

LOS ANGELES. July 2s.-Scarcity
II seasoned heavyweight boxers In
Southern California may force Jess
Willard 10 look To the East for spar-
ring partners. according TO Gone
Doyle, manager az Willarfs train
Ing camp here. willard plans to
use plenty OF heavywrights In tho
daily grind OF preparation for his
proposed mpionship bout with
Jack Dempsey. and he is beginning
To wonder whether he can find tho
plenty" he needs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26

'Ratted for Clemous in ninth.
SBatted for Lavan in ninth.
zBatted tor North IN ninth.
Score by innings: r.
st. Louis ...........30 500 600 OILS
New York .........ui6 orc OlX-9
Summary; Two-hasc hits-StenEel.
Hornsby. Snyder, Smith. Rawlings.
Home run--YounE. Stolen bases
Flack. Stock. Sacrifices MeuSel.
Mueller ca. Bancroft. Double plays
-Bancroft and Kelly; FournIcr and
Lavip. Bancroft. Rawlings and
Kelly; North. Lavhn and Fournier
Loft on bascs-Ncw York. =. 81. Louis
o. Base on halls-oft Toncy. s. off
Donk. 2. Struck out-by Tonoy. ..
by Doak. .; by North. . Iiits-oH
Douk. ? In Pa innings: off North.
2 in : Ia. Hit by pitcher-by Doak
tEounEl. Losing pitcnc- - Doak.
1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
THOMPSON IS WINNER
OF CANADIAN MATCH
IRy Associated Press. l

MONTREAL. July 25.-Nicoi
thompson, of Hamilton, Ont. today
won the Canadian professionei NJ
the challenge cup duun,ed by p. d.
Ross OF ottawa
Thompson's medal score was "a.
72-l4S, one stroke better than that
of c. r. Murphy. of the Royal Mon
Quebec.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
TARS GET KILLIHER
FROM GREENVuLE

GREENEti,l.E, s. C. July o5.-First
Raseman Mile kc!lihor was sold TO-
day by the Grccnvillc South Atlantic
League baseball club to Norfolk club.
In the virginia League. He Will re-
port at once
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
sOH BEAT BOSTON
IBy Associatcd pr.ss

ship held Boston 10 tve Nj. en- :
Swo o. which we're bunched in tbt
.att lnnInE. while Chicago hit psn
, morK "Pp@rtunciy and won the dr.,
VINO came 10 Boston trn,, y.rn ne, :,
'he p"R"n deal. PLAYED short. scnr"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
4
Philadelphia,

Totals ...........42 Ii Ia 30 ~ 6
sBattcd for Singleton In tenth
IBattel ror keck in ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
Ken WiiIinm, III. nr.

ST. LOUIS. July 25.-Kenneth VII
iiams knocked ont his twenty-sceond
home run, with Sister on base in the
fourth inning of tu'.ay.s game he
tween the New York and 81. Louis
Americans. Mays was pitchinK This
puts Williams one circuit drive be :
nina clarence Walker. az Philadelphia,
hitter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
N|NTH-|NN|NG RALLY
FAILS To WIN CAME
Retains Leadership in Nation
al League by Defeating Cards
in First Of Series.
Pittsburgh Opens Eastern Invasion
With Victory and Cubs rcrent
Brnves Through Loose Pitching
md Ind Fielding u. M"undsmnn.
IRy Associated Prcss. l

York Giants retained the leadership
In the National League race here to-
day by nosinE out s-to-S victory
over ST. Louis IN the first contest OF
q iVe-garo series I; was the first
game that New York haS won from
ST. Louis on IT'S home BOUNDS this
SEASON. Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
Trtrnmrtcr wins Handicap.

10y fSSVcldNcu lTtSS.
fpODWoOD, ENGLAND. July 25.-
I"trametcr by The Tetrarch, out OF
MandoIa, won the Stewards Cup, q
handicap OF 1000 sovercigns for
thrcc-ycar- olds and upwards, six
iurlongs. run hero today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26

iotais ...........ai 2 IL 81 6
Ealk out; hit ny battci bali
fBhtcd FOR l"ibold in eighth
Score by innings: ~
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Tender Now ItcntIy.

DELANCO. y. J.. July 25-Lew
Tender, Philadelphia challenger. to-
hight declared himself as practically
ready for his lightweight champion
ship bout with Benny Leonard. the
tit!eholdcr, at Jersey City Thursday
night.
Lefty Lew" intends to polish up
tomorrow with few cracks at q
punching bag. and then sit down and
dry out.
on Quaker CITY corner, Tender al
ways has been tRctiturn. and today
he had TO he led into a talking mood
He declined to predict the result Of
the match. hut he did not conceal
that he feels resentment over the
dispararInS statements made by
Leonard
III | am SO poor a boxer why is
Leonard training so hard" the chal-
lcnSer asked.