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The Washington times., 1922-02-28

The active promoters are reputa'
bic California business men win
strong Mexican connections. 1t is
said that they have received the
sanction OF President obregon In
their venture. Obregon la inter
ssted in sports.
The huge open-air arena, designed
primarily for bull fighting, Is a pet
Sroject Of his. The huge empht.
theater viii seat about $4,000 and
70 ideally arranged for boxing
shows.
The syndicate is willing to let
Dempsey pick his opponent. but q
preference Is expressed for Jack
johnson. who is better known In
Mexico than any of the heavy
wsights who are eligible for Demp'
Sey. ....
johnson trained in Juarez for a
short time when he first began 10
prepare for Jess Willard, and spent
some time In other parts OF Mexico
lust before he returned to this
country to surrender himself to the
authorities.
However, Dempsey can name
The winner Of the GibbOns|ireb
fight at the Garden next month
Jess Willard or Harry wills, and
the promoters will accept his
choice. The champion has been
asked to fix his terms so that
quick action can be had. The
prom0ters are said to be willing
u deposit his bit" In American
moaey in an American bank be-
fsre he starts training.
Dempsey. It is believed, will ask
eor q guarantee Of 100000 for either
wills or johnson. He might get as
much for Wills I'm this country, but
has no assurance that the bout can
be held anywhere In the East. One
khine Is certain-there will be no
Interference in Mexico.
Mr.. Crowell, a former New York
uporting editor, first put his PROPOSE
hon up to Dan McKetrick, who re-
hayed Il TO Kearns. The champion
krid his manager arrived from Bos-
hon yesterday morning and were
busy most OF the day at the Hippo.
arofne rehearsins the "act" which
khey are to put on at the big Sixth
ANSDuc thho
The Mexican proposition was
briefly outlined to Kearns by McKet.
rick yesterday and today Crowell
will furnish more details to Dempsey
md his manager. Kearns says he is
tavorably impressed with 1t, but, OF
pourse, will not enter into any agree
nent until he has considered other
Proposals.
Among the possibilities are bout
With Wills here on a European tour
hext summer with a return match
hbroad with Georges Carpenter as
the main objective.
We are i'm n receptive mood"
sald kearns today. "The Mexican
thing looks good, but we will wait
awhile I'm the hope that there will
be some competition that will be
profitable to us. Dempsey wants
10 fight and he don't care who
pick for him. We will be ut the
Hippodrome for ut least a month.
By the middle Of April our summer
plans should be taking definite
shape"
johnson, who Is touring New Eng.
And with a show. Is already in COM
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The Washington times., 1922-02-28
By r. d. THOMAS.

Then that half Of the competitors
with the high scores win shoot in
the second round and the eliminated
low score men will be placed in a
consolation event. This latter In .
departure from last years tournar
ment in which those who lost out in
the first round were done for keeps.
The Recreation management has do
mated all prizes. No entry fee was
charged.
The Washington times., 1922-02-28

Appetites like twin elephants.
Thirsts like gent with hangover
and slumbering capacities same as
train of solid Pullmans.
When they amt sleeping they're
eating. and when they amt doin'
one they're accomplishing both.
The Washington times., 1922-02-28
Says SKILLET"
Finn, Esq.
Spring Training Stunts
Include Diving Into
Mashed Potatoes and
Leaping Between
Bed Sheets.
By KIRK MILLER.

AYExT five weeks viii be wasted
IN while ball players recklessly
~ engage In shadow-boxing. In
order TO get Tat away from girdles
and necks at the same time they
win engage In weighing ears and
toes simultaneously. :
Nike Martin has been In Dixie
during past fortnight thinking up
The Washington times., 1922-02-28

First one who
accomplished this
impossible feat
viii get his name
down as contribu-
The Washington times., 1922-02-28

Johnson, who Is touring New Eng.
|and with a show. is already in COM
The Washington times., 1922-02-28

Plant field resembles circus re-
hearstng for impending chau-
tauqua. Sad.looking clowns gallop
around bases acting more strange
than funny. Altrock takes one
disgusting look at performance and
nies in a rage.
The Washington times., 1922-02-28

Spring training trip reads nice
on paper, but In reality II amounts
to stampede toward dinner trough.
FIRST man there swims in head
first and others have to edge in
where they can.
The Washington times., 1922-02-28

Diving into bowl Of cornstarch
budding is last effort on frightful
menu before rockies pole-vault In
between bed sheets.
The Washington times., 1922-02-28
1OOIIBh txefCBEs
for his nenagerts
of idiots.

After juggling
bowl of oatmeal
and stack OF
wheat cakes. ur-
chins will trot out
into sunshine and
try to separate
'ernselves fro m
their shadows.
The Washington times., 1922-02-28

ant scientific accomplishments.
Name will 60 In all future his
tories like Grover Bergdolls.
.nS n mind are included in Mixes
itinerary of free exercises. P1tching
staff L. expected to chin itself daily
on fork full of mashed potatoes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
T ANS HAVE -FOUR MORE
DAYS TO ENTER CONTEST
Entries for Dispatch Papers
World Series Race Close
September >.

Win four NOR" DAYS left in which
Z" enter their names In tho "'ron
Famous Fans contest. contestants
ar" jumped into the race with energy
F"r obvious reasons tho nu,nhor of
entries has been kept secret. lu, /;
can he said with rropric,y mat tho
number guarantees Il real fight
Fans in Richmond are watching
with interest today the races FOR
N" pcnnRnts in the major leagues.
IN" consensus OF opinion seems To
%" that the New York clubs will
hH'" things their own way. and that
IN" la22 worlds series will see a
renewal 81 the struggle h"twccn
'h"," two teams which furnished
tn" excitement last season.
Subscription 20 The Dispatch Pa
p"rS viii he the basis ON which the
contest vii u" settled. Nomination
NlanAS are being run. which .utitlc
IN" nominee 10 loonU votes to start.
with each six mouths subscription
{" either parcr for carrier delivery
5"n votes will he given Mall sub
sDrjp'ous will Ne worth -" vo,cs.
ali 'r he for not NOR" than six
months Votes Will he printed daily
IN tho two editions
special subscription blanks Will
loo issued on application 10 tn" CON
test manager ON tho mc,zaninc floor
of The Times Dispatch building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
NEWPORT NEWS LOSES
UNDER EYES OF CR|FF
Washington Owner, Here to
Watch Builders Twirlcr.
Sees Hard-Lnck Boy.
Stirkrndt KEEPS Homer. Well sent
tered. hut Not Enough to Stn,~
on Drf-nt-Richm"nd lnhcld IIns
Hot Dny.

IN half tho homes Of Richmond
.i..a -. ,.
W." ''""e "'H"' '"'"-
opolzed tho sgrper hour I'm telling
how. puhc Cilrirr la,dc, nr tho a..
-,
s"'' '''eo'' ~ tne n'hN 'haf'es
Tor circuit drive. that unk0ot"d
,re score ar4 r,,.o 80 coi.s
accession Over N'"pert News Mayo
Island was TANNED with kids. al
mi,ted as ru,s,s OF tho HirN,rons
n1nnarome,i and +; wound he h,ri
Ia rnryiu.s 'hr,r ,ha, ~. Irra,,t.
NsrriNol rntsh Nns NOT s,.rcd ~
tbei- .vr..f,, horr.,
Folc,. St....-.,s, vac ,bo ,a~,gr, r,,-
ing Tho coils ana wi,r CLARK ,:rt.
ftH and EIr. smith az ,bc Wash ;
ir.r,nr w.ri,,rs ,,a.,bi,c
w1rL no ves dofea,.d 49, aiI,,,,-
Ing ,,-1, .1ir lfie Two of no.
t., however, ven, To- no mi ~
,.rrg on. ,#airc . man hone ~,
Rad h,.r s,ar..,a ON ne n,se,,yo
,hr,yfr scldc,,, Mo-, ,r1,t-, :
riir ros.,,e5 ,ro-, n,ss ,ni,o,"o,
iv ,vo-h,eo hiDU ~ nidr,,,,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30

Seer" 10y Innings: r.
Boston ........"0 COO O6O O. :
Philadelphia .,.... 0lU 500 rlO I-G
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A. A. j. CHAMPIONSHIPS
DRAW BIG ENTRY LIST
Nearly 400 Leading Athletes
of Country to Compete
at Newark.
IBy Assoclatcd Pressl

NEW YORK. Aug. 2e-Tho largest
and most representative entry in tho
hisotry OF tho Amateur Athletic Union
championships will compete in the
annual titular track and nold cvent,
AZ Newark. y. j.. September s, .
and II. Nearly 400 of tho leading
hth ietos OF The nation Will take part
IN the three day meet
Whilc ~" metropolitan district
VIII hav" tho hcavicet representation
almost evory state IN the Union wilI
S"nh on" Or moro performers and
som" Of tho Middle Western and Pa
nc Coast sections viii enter tennis
OF unusual number ana strength
New York CITY viii semi nbou.
10" athletes TO the starting I,nc: chi
cage. thirty-hve: Los Angeles. four
teen: Baltimore. thirteen: pl,,y.
nurSh seventeen; Newark. sixty;
N"w Orleans. five; Omaha, four: Bos-
ION. twenty. ana Philadelphia.
Scattering entrants from several
Sc"r" or other cities Will cornle,n
a n"lh OF athletic talent. composed
81 both college and club track ana
n"ld stars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
PIRATES SHARE HONORS

flTTSBtRGII Aug. 2..-Suporb
nlirhIhG featured the double hoadr.
winch litishurch and Hro"llyn iii.
.ld"n mere today The Dodgers won
IN" first. to- .. and the Pirates ,nnL
IN" second contest, Ia o. The
"r"n"r was u thrilling duel between
hamilton and liu"th"r. hut the breaks
went against TIA" former. IL thu first
inning. with two out and Gri'iitl on
ms. NciS drov" sharp liner to
r,Sht; IN" ball hopp"d into the
preachers Tor homer Adams pcr.
i"Ct control far offset CaiOrr's speed
N inc second contest. Eleven pudgcr
IriN"s were caught hy tho local out
H"i!rrS ana only SIN HITS We're msdc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30

bride. Af,cr a hr,cf honeymoon in
IA" south Mr.. an! Airs I"gIrr re
turn To New York to resume their
j"urnalisT activities MIR. rcrlor's
stories ~ tho Davis Gun match Will
u" ON" NJ the features of this pacc
Charleston ciuchci tho Sally
League pcnnant Yesterday and tic
south Carolinians Will meet IN.
winners Of tn" Virginia circuit IN :,
posi-s"as"n series. starting IN" lat
"a certainly that Wilson VII sec III,
games.
Columbia fans would welcome the
proposed iri-capttal series. accord
ing I" telegram from tho colum-
N" project WAS rounding into shap..
owner Grass announces that ne viii
not permit post season series Ia
I've played. other than 'hc two games
arranged 10y Ruhc rldr.ug with n
Church nm Athletic Association.
h"n"ht for ~" players. as the man
hE"m"nt viii hav" nothing to de-
with the proposition.
Royce and Driver ar" Tho pitching
choices for Richmond thus artcrnuu.
not worked this week. his last stand
having h"cn tho thirtccn-Inuiur
draw on saturday.
Comiskcy tied tho col, homo run
mark with Grccnae yesterday when
blow cam" with ono ON base. IN,
lacked the dramatic clnm.ni rr Ruho
pldriuc'S long hit. which came in
the ntnth with tho score tied.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
SPLIT AT NORFOLK

lSrorial 20 Tho T!mes-D,sratch !
NoRFoLK Aur 29-%cr,oikH ana
Rocky MpUu, sui- ''doaNlc .hAa dor
TINS afternoon, THO Tare taking the
FIRST game 20 !. aud the Down
boomers tho second. 20 q.
IN Tho p."n-nc game Noel easily
pntclnsscd ii"M on me mound FOR
the victory. The second was y
scuthpaw dVol n which rrn--
n"ld"r kr gers ruft ~ ~ ball fn
Tho soN"r'. and IL was tho tni.I
out was '.NowsG 10y q douoic and
two singles for victory Tn"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
Molla in Rage Because
Gallery Cheers Her Foe
tliy United Nrws.l

CHESTNUT Hil.I.. MASS, Aug.
% Never again will I plny on
Boston court" declared Mrs.
Molla Mallory. national womcn's
tennis champion. after defeating
Miss Helen Wills. OF California. In
tn" Longwood singles tournament
today.
prompted BY the wHrmness OF the
crowd for Miss Wills and It's
GOODNESS toward her Tho gal
lerN frequently applauded tho girl
player and Chcered when Mrs
Mallory made errors
Il rage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
Totals
l'ittsiIrirgk D..
1illic Walker i'm Tie
With Two in Home Runs

Tiliy Walker. hy Knocking -
homer ln tn" eighth inning Of
yesterdays game between tho
Mhi"'trs and the E"d Sox, i'm
Fni!ai",phia. cqualcd IA. record
"i 'hrty two hnm"rs h"ld 'oint!y.
toy Ken Williams In the Arnrr!-
can League. aud Rogers IIorushv
IN IN" national. Karr was pitch-
!nr at the lime. NO one was on
husc
N"h" Ruth knocked his tven-
seventh home run into the
rlshi- FIELD stands In the fourth
inning In yostarday's game with
mo Washington Senators at New
YORK. Walter johnson was
Hhch'rE y" one was on base.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30


!iat'"d for Jones in seventh
iNHtt"d for Stu"lHnd in eighth.
tRati"d for rf"ff"r in nfth
stshn for Ansmith In eighth
Scor" 10y innings. II.
Chicago ...lOn osn a4,-II
-. LOUIS ....,,.... ego O52 OlO--ll
t"tt"d for rcrtica In eighth.
summary: Twn-baso hits-Jol-
Ioch"r. F"urni"r. Smith. Rottomloy.
stock. Mann. li"rnsby. Miller. Terry.
ll"m" runs Grimes Stolen bases
li"Iiochcr Sacrihccs--N rug. NIcxan-
der. kaunmann Double plavs-
Iop"rccr tunaSsistcdD. Terry. Hol-
loch"r and Grimes: p'Fnrrcll and
Nrur Left OH hascS-Chicago &:
-. Louis, ,. Bases on balls
Ifcncr 2 Rarfoot, |; North. .. FER
iirh. >, osborne, . Shcrdcl. !. Struck
"ut-hy Alexander. !: North. !:
kauifmann. l. Shcrdcl l. Uiis-off
A!eNandcr. II In 4 "a innings. Jones
IN l-2 Innings: StcUland, none in
inning. osborne. none In none:
knunmauu, In inning: prefer
IN innings, Barfoot. . In . 4
Innings; North, none in Ia inning.
i'cril'a. IN inning. Shcra"l - i'm
inning. Wild pitch-l'r.r,r
Fass"d hall-A insmi;h Winning
Observation-Disclosures Losing ri,Chcr
.f"rtica. tmplres-Rigler ana
ohay. Time. 2:l6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
WALT JOHNSON LOSES
TO AMERICAN CHAMPS
Ruth and Pipp Score Two of
Three Runs With
JOmrrs
[ ky NssNcIatcd Eress-l

NEW YORK. AUG 29.-Tha New
York inficld gave sam Jones remark
able support today and the Amsri-
can League champions defeated
washington In the first contest OF a
three game series. 3 tol !. The Yam
KEGS hit Johnson freely. especially IN
the early innings. but needed home
runs by Pipp and Ruth 10 score two
Oi their three runs. Washing on
hlled the bases, with ono out in the
ninth OH Wits muff. and two bases
on balls, hut Jones famed Rice. and
Harris lined "a MeuEel.
foCklnpauGh Collidei with Jones a.
first has. in the fourth inning and
had 10 leave the game score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
HOMER BEATS SOX
IRy Associated Press !

PHILADELPHIA Aug 2G-Chick
GallowaN's home run in the tenth in
ming CAV" Philadelphia a 6-to-5 VIC
tory over Boston today. philahcl.
rhia made AN uphill night ana. in mo
eighth. Clarence |, "rillic" Walker
tied the score AZ five runs with his
thirty second HON" run OF tho sca
son This places him In tie with
Zen Williams and Rogers Hornsby.
Rommel turned in his twentieth
pitching victory OF the year and Bling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
BROWNS LICK INDIANS
IRv Associated Press I

tl.ENEI.A I'D. AuE 2g-Aficr Ioi,
NIX IN" Rrowns 10 one hit in seven
AMI tw"-thirds innings Chle blew mn
waking two. hitting another and al.
LOWING Tour hits. which produced I've
runs and gay" ST. Louis a G-tn-3 VIC
tory over Cleveland today Cur~ otlv
"hiicldcr recruit from Little Rock
nl"N"d '"nt"r ia place of Manager
Speaker. whose knee is miurrd "a
paved brilliantly ana made on hit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
AMERICAN MERMAID
WILL MEET BRITON

NEW YORK. Nug 2G-Uolon
Wninwrirh'. American champion
swimmer VII! again meet Misc Hilda
James. IA" European nh n rom Il
champion, h";Ur" the latter rnturug
to England
tn" two arn 10 compete IN a bno =
nc''r inNitntI"H race "a, Brighton
Beach next Monday
MISS WainwriGh; has been a..
fch'"d only twice during tho las,
S"hr ono" by Miss 1amos
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I)rt"it.

Sc"r" hy !nnugS p.
Chicago ......... NGO O0l ITO -
lbctroi, .......... .O2U 600 loo "a
summary: TwO-baS" hitS-Collins
Home rUns-iTlacst"ad Shelly
stolen bases MnSiii SaCrificAs-
Cobb. Riru'i. Shocly. collins. Double
plays and Collins Left on
has"S-thlrdG" :. Detroit. = Bases
on halle-"ff oldham. ! I..vcre,tn.
struck "u,-by Oldham. 1: l.ev.rctt.
! Hi,s-oif oldham. 10 In Ga In.
n!nRs: OFF Dlcson. in % inning
LOSING p!tch"r--oldham tmpires-
Dinccn and Guthrie Time. 1856.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
New a.no-Mctcr REGARD

AFRO, FINLAND. Aug. 2a-In tho
international athletic meet here
Paavo Eurmi. ~ Finland. ran 1000
meters I'm minutes 9S rs seconds.
This beats tn" world's record of
minutes 81 1-l0 seconds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30

sandy Woods played his last game
~ tho season Yesterday. u" notified
Whitcraft last night. Woods has an
injury In his SD" which will nccos-
state an op"ra'i"n. Hc played yos-
to-day. whom d, was thought that
no was through. hut took n big
chance in doing So.
Stlckrndt had hard Luck Yesterday
in losing with only four hits 20
tn" credit OF tho Colts II" k"p, his
h"mcrS well scattered. hut tn" two
circuit blows We're his mndong. An
error and pass also helped Richmond
Increase its percentages.
Relative positions Of major league
teams remained UNCHANGED ycster-
day. In tn" National group ths Cubs
got stronger hold ON second place
by dcfcatinc ihc Cardinals. Ia Ia H..
IN an orgy OF swat. Tho Cubs arc
now ramc and n half ahead nf 81
Louis. for rurn"r-ur. Rro"klyn mud
Pittsburgh exchanged commitments
in douhlc-hcadcr
Although tho ST. Louis Rrowus
continued their efforts 10 regain first
r'ac" in the American League hv
,r"un"ing cleveland. tho Yankees
maintained their lead OF a game and
a. half by licking the senators.
liomers by Rahc Ruth and wally
fipp helped. Tho Athletics humili-
ai"d the Collar-hol Rod SoX stIll
further. Tho White Sox won from
Detroit in an cleven-inning test.
Wcsthrook Perlcr. noted sror,s
writer whose short Pegs" ana src-
cial articles are favoritcs win tho
readers az The Times D!spatch was
a visitor her" Yesterday with his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
American tssorIntIop.

Milwaukee, .; Minneapolis. {.
kansas CITY Ii 81. Paul.
louisNill" 50, indianapolis. 5-i5.
Columbus Toledo, rain.
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TIGERS DROP GANlE,

I'ErliriT. Aug. ." Sh""ly's home
run over IN" sc"r"h"ard WIN John
son on hHSr. won i"u-iun'uE gam.
tor 'hi'"g" her" to-day. 3 to g. after
I'"nnit had maintained tn" lead for
seven innings S,ur,
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STANDING or CI.trnS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago Detroit.
81. Louis Mt Cleveland
BOSTON mt PhilDsi elphiR.
Washington at New York
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AnnounceEarlier Start for Island Games
GOSSIP OF SPORTDOM
7omers Scattered, Yet Stickradt Loses
BY EARLE LUTZ

opportunty to see bali and supper
grasp OF customers Mayo
OF the Richmond
Virginia
nounc s VIII open nj o'clock which
of
"eN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
CUBS STRENGTHEN HOLD
AS NATIONAL RUNNER-UP
ST. Louis Loses to Chicago in
Hard-IIilling
(,nOr
Try Associated rress. !

ST. LOUIS. Aug 2a-ChtcnEo
strengthened It's hold on second place
today 10y defeating ST Louis II to II.
in the first game of the series Thirty
four players part 'ipatcd in the CON
test and each nscd five pitchers.
In the eighth '"S hit into the loft
h"ld Nl"aCh"rs - home run. SCrr-
,ng behind TCIrN. Score:
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1'icrncy.

!terncy. stolen basce-Traynor.
S"crihccs-B Griffith. Double plays
Carey. Maranv!lle and TinruHv
Left on bnscs-Brookl 2: PITTS
nurIh. !. Bases on balls or Ham
i!'on. >. Struck out-hy Ructhcr. :;
hamilton, tmpires-Moran and
Quigley. Timc. l:l5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30

WHERE THEY PLAY J'oD>y
Nr"p mort News nj Richmond
Portsmouth at Wilson
Norfolk Mt Rocky Mouut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
EnIlx 10 swim Channel.

(By Associated rr.SS
DOVER, Aug % Enrique Tira-
hoCchi Italian swimmer failed by
Two miles today 10 swim tho Eng
iish channel
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Snmthrrn NATURALIZATION

Chattanooga. .; Memphis. I.
Mobile, : New Orleans. :.
Atlanta. 3. Birminuhnn 6
nashville, Q. Little Rock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30

SUMMARY TWo-hasn hits Wood
Kennels ".ir.Nr Home runs -,'p-
missy. h"'k!n. oldr!rg ,'niu.
bases NaUoucc Arauon. W,Hf.
SScr'ro" i's--Nr:cou. Ramos, SmitG.
Hope. NIS.n Loft on bases Nov
port News. :. Richmond, {" Bases
on ua.'s-0" ~'ickrad,. 3. Lewis. g..
Strucr ou' hy Siickradt, |: Levels.
\ Twc. I.il. Ctnp.res-Ortn AMI
ShaCfgr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
NcN York nj HrookIyn.
Philadelphia mt Boston
chicago mt 81. Iouis.
Only three ArhcduIrd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30

Grihth and Billy
inc washington Americans
not be in
days the
~
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Sc,"r" 10y innings. II.
s.. Louis ............ COL GOO oaoE"
Cleveland ..............OlU 600 lGl-3
SUMMARY: Two-hasc hits -Tohin.
Gardner 90. McInmis. stolen has"s
Jameson. thlc. Sacrinc" Gerber.
Double PLAYS Gerber. McMrrus and
Sisi"r; p'N"ill and Wamhy eft on
hhse--Si. iuuis. 2 CI"vclau. Rasc
off kolp. in ! or Vanvildnr . in
>; off thl". = in : %: OF Edwards
none In Ia. Hit by pitchcr-bv
uhie lWilliams). Struck out--hy
h"In, ny Wang ilncr. |: by rhlc. 3 /.
by Edwards. - Winning ri,chcr
kolr. Losing pitchcr-Trhl. TIM
pircs-owcns and Morarity. Time.
l31.
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STANLEY, :. Time" lfl Wnd r''cn
RAY Cmpir"s Wnsi"rvclt and be
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south Atlantic Icnrur

Raleigh. 3. winston salem. II.
DanN.'lo. !. iIirh Point. :.
Greensboro. : Durham. /
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With a double-header on dec

w WIN aouneade on deck and his pitching
to Whitcrat of the Builders
twrsr Whtoat made effort
he IIoc
standing Whitcran
he induced he
baseball followers to the isan
'oehng Is o Orhi
cannot utilized by Builders
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-'ar"N, Traynor stolen hosos
.lSh'" l"uhl" PLAYS -Cadorc.
SrhWaud' and High. Loft on bases
"r"uklrn. 6, Pittsburgh. !. Eases
on nalis off cadorc. /. struck ON,
ly Cadorc. ;: ADAMS. pass"d
~ Miller. Umpire -Quiglev and
Moran. Time. INA. '
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
PiItshnrgh. &c: IirUoklyn, 30.
81. I"ut>. liz chicago, IL.
others NOT scheduled
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OLDRINGS HOMER BREAKS UP GAME: TWIN PP1
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
rhilndclphin. ~ Ii"stnn. y.
Ne" York. !; WnshniEton. I.
Detroit. 81 Chicago. = 60 inniuxs).
tlrNelnnd, 3; -. Louis, q.
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summary Two-has. hits -Schorr.
liaus"r. Three has" hi, - l!urus
/ Home runs Nj Her. Walker. Guno-
Nay Sacr!hc" - chaplin. puuhlo
plaNs --l'ittiuCcr TO burns. GALLOWAY
To Young 1" lihusrr 60 itasr on balls
OFT Rumrn"l. |. on knrr. 7. Struck
out 10y liOmmcl J by Kari. /. Left
"n hnS"s Philadelphia. .. Rostnu, r.
mmpir"s Evans ani lindcbrnnd
Time. ia
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international League.
Piedmont I.cnrtr.

Toronto. -. Baltimore. :.
bthcr games postponed
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Nichmnnd. 2; Newport News, 4,
Norfolk. i-ni Rocky Mount, IT,,
Nils"n. lOi Portsmouth, =.
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phtlntirlphIn,

Totals ........ 81 10 40 Il 4
Non" out IN tenth when winning
run StpI.b