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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30

NOTICE.
To IN" Stockholders ~ The Citizen. Rank
o. EmpurIa virginia.
TaHs notice that the board OF Directors
OF sSid hanh have called IA meeting OF tho
nchhOIG-Ts thereof. - D- held at the
Office OF said bAnH. IN tn" Town OF En-
poria. NlrHInGa. Oh the llth day o: july
1922. A. nine go OS!oca \ VI. Tn. pur-
pose of ha!d meeting IS 20 have tho stock
ho!defs decide whether the Aforesaid bank
shaI! be converted into a national banh
ana 10 authorize the doing OF any ard
a.! things that may b- necessary Ia con-
nect!on with the purpose Aforesaid.
ii. V. HALL.
President OF Tina Citizens Bank OF EN-.
Iogia. Virginia.
AttsAt.
W. r HARDING
Secretary and Cashier.
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ALCTiONS-LEG1LS
IHynl Notices


TIE regular annual meeting o: the stoc.-
holder. OF tn- Robert Harding Com
pGEy. Inc. viii q. neIi d, the ofi,ces
OF tn- company. ~ $oTtE seventh street
Richmond. Va, wedn.s1ay. July
L At J.. 81. oc.0eA. l. Al. hiH.UTouyH
Secretary.
OLD DOMINIoS TRUST COMPANY.
Richmond. Va. June ;, 1871.
Al ne-t!ns u the Director. OF the
Old Dominion Trust Company held TN.
day. ,ns regular Quarterly dividend u ~
per cent on IA. capita stocN q: the Com
p~uy Mas drCIar-d. payable On and after
july !. 1921. to stoCnhOItvfs OF record "a,
y: June -. 1929.
Cnech, ~. b. mailed.
". IL. SLAUGHTER.
Nicr-Fr"'.dsnt ~"d secretary.
THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK
OF RICHMOND. IA.
Jon- -. i3a2
tn. hir"ciurs ot this b-nN nav. today
declared The regular quarterly dividend Of
four yer cent On the ,auttAt stocA pay.
ho.- JHiy i. 1879, to stock hOld-ra Of rec
ora IS %; june -. !.Z2.
ChecAs vi! De mslI-:.
" 81. GODDARD.
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FIRST NATIONAL Bank

Richmond. Va. Juns 70. 1914.
Inc directors OF this bank have this
oh| declared tho regular quarterly diyi-
oend ut jar cent the ca pitsi stock
payable July !, 1872. 10 stock holders "
record June gard
checks viii be mailed juno 10. 1874
JAS. II. BALL. JH.
CA
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THIRTEEN
Leonard ncnchc. cbI.,r,

chicago june 2g.--iScnnv ,"onarl
.lEhtw.irht boxing champion. arrIvei
rom New York ;oday TO 0utsh train
Ing for his ten-round championshtp
contest win Rocky Kansas. the Buf-
i"ln lightweight, at Michigan CITY.
ihI., July 4. Kansas already ig on tho
nhtuc ground finishing up his train
Ing. Ito Will train here tomorrow,
am possibly Saturday, roing 10
N''hlsan city Saturday night
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southern Association R,su,f,.

M'WPhIs, .. 'NNffnnUOgH. 8.
Mobile. .. Atlanta >
Little Rock. %; Nashville. -i2-i.
N"w Orleans Birmingham. wet
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Appalachian League.

HriSt"l. :. kn"NViiic. =.
Johnson tiiN. 4 cleveland. :.
Is iuESpurf, - tr-.u,Niil.
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WEST END BANK OF RIcuNo%p-

WEST END BANK OF RICHMOND
June !. 1922.
N" B"ard or Directors OF this ba nh
have this day declared ..niar,u,I
aNidHnd OF per cent on It's capital STOCK
payable July !. 1922. TO ths stockholder.
OF record as OF Juno ~. 1874.
Checks Will be mailed.
CHAs. x. WILLIS.
Vice PresideDt
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VIRGINIA. TRUST COMPANY
Richmond. Va.
June 20. la7a
This Directors OF this Company hav.
this day declared quarterly dividend Of
$50 and half per cent (2., Tey payabl.
on ana Ater July :. 1874. to s,ochho!derI
o! record at the close OF pusinesA June n,
lSl2.
l.. d. AYLETT,
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RICHMOND. FRED'SB'n POTOMAC R.R
tUrOhd Street Station cIccpt Rhrra
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 Z. Main Street Phone Randolph "a
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IN THE. DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EA 50.
ER\ DISTRICT OF NIEo;INIa
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! ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flat.

)LlS. w. I09-lisnOver Apartments
fnent 2p5, three rooms. kitchsnetto
bath; newly paper-d. reduced rent
20. Apply Manager. Immediate
ksiOn.
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RICHMOND TRUST roup.yy "'''

UNION BANK OF RICHMOND.
The directors o! this bank have d.
oiared the usual quarterly dividend OF 4
per cent on !is capital stock payable July
iAt out OF Inc cummings OF this quarter
10 stockholders OF record AS OF june ,itn
Checks Will be mailrd
v. c. BARKSDALE.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

fuohshed Monday. wednesday and Friday
" information and not gusrantced
Arrivals aud Departures Of passenver T,,;rs
bD,'ly' unless OF her~ise shown
DAILY except Sunday Sunday onIy
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

Pursuant 80 an order ot the District
Court ~ the United states tor the
Eastern District az Virginia entered
IL. th- MATER OF W. :. Rhodes. bank
rtRr. ;rad!n. ~ -. :. Rhodes i.NtraC,
90. "" vii sell on Ia. premises
"" 1900 East Franklin street. corner
Governor and fraEhlin Streets con
second noon, on
FRIDAY. .uNk: 30. 1922.
Beginning AT : O'Clock l.. NJ.
The ono. Furniture Machinery
Equipment and S,ock ot said bank :
rupt in part az follows one interna
tonal Rott!n Filler. with motor: var!-
Gus Glass Tunnels. Graduates. Pcrco-
iators, eiSht. twUnty-fOur and thirty
gallon crooks. .ot new Bottles and
torks, lot Emr.ty Alcohol Barrels and
cans. 10, WORK Tables and Shelving
about 90 dozen Tooth Paste: for col
orine. Acid and oil Extracts: instan-
tancous Gas Water Heater and
Boiler, and miscellaneous cquipmcnt.
etc, also, two Mahogany Fiat Ton
Desks, two. Mahogany Revolving
Chnirs. Meta! Filing Cabinet. MahoE-
any Rent Wood Chairs and Costulner
Dragged. I-'nulcum and Desk Access
-Ori"s. etc.
TERMS: Cash.
NJ. 7. sPICER. JR..
trustee
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Z pretty lots in North Richmond Tor.
z at us. $40 and SAP a foot. This
Pery is rapidly building M and
8sA are advancing. Reason for sell.
am overloaded. Box II e2i, care
Dispateh.
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WhEN YOU ~shJ 9nA; YOU psnI ana want
u Immediately. read the Dispatch Want
AoS, :.
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NJ. 7. SPlCER. JR..

The Valentine Auction co. inc,
General AuCtiOuecrs
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FOR RENT.

summer Places for Rent 80
4 NlEW-Si1-roOm cottage for rent.
+ front. furnished. for season or
In. reasonable. Dial 3tT62 Il
\. Third and Brambieton Ay.nu.,
side. Norfolk. Va.
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WnnlI.t1-To Rent

Wnntet1-To Kcnt 81
|ESD-b rooms. furnished apartment
use. West End. years lease from
i6th. Phon" Randolph 1861 be
boon FrIdsy.
ED. July /. by young man. COIN
ply furnished. cool room. prlvat.
|; conE"nia! surroundings. Bo1
L. care The Dispatch.
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H. n NlcHEsoN, Trustee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-18
Three boy LEAGUES ORGANIZED
UNDER DIRECTION OF H. S. COACH;
players NEEDED ON some TEAMS
Senior League Schedule Announced; Opening
r Games in All Leagues Start Tomorrow
Afternoon; Every Boy in City Has Chance
to Get on League Team Right Now.

Yankees-Thomas Perea. cap
tain; j.. Chavez. i. Montanyo.
Pigmy League.
Six teams are signed up in the
Pigmy league. although most of
them still have space for one or
more players. Boys in this league
must not weigh more than eighty
pounds. Any boys wanting to join
should apply to one of the captains
or to Coach Moore who will be at
Washington park each afternoon.
The Pigmy league will play each
afternoon at 2 o'clock, the first
game being booked for tomorrow
afternoon between the Barelas
Tigers and the Badgers.
Teams registered in the Pigmy
league and the players follow:
Barelas Tigers--E. Alared, cap
tain; r. Baca. #. Barela, S. O'Ban-
nan, M. Sandoval, p. LUTON, P.
Chavez. r. Chavez. =. zamora, j.
\ Buemla.
| Wildcats---A. Ortesa, captain;
r. Estrada, V. Garcia. J. Biaz, E.
Archebeque, L. Lyle. V. Estrada,
Earnest, Il. Montoya.
albuquerque Dragons--E. Nit
chell, captain; M. Wolf. P. De-
laney, G. Hearst, III. Dutton. e
Barela. r. Wolf. ]. McGinnis, j.
Barela.
Firebugs-Pete Vcnega, captaini
II. Madrid. M. Montoya. G. Rec, NJ
Dodson, s. Santuras. T. Gorilla. a
Madrid M. Cordivan.
| Badgers-S, Glassman, captain
Marcus-Players not chosen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-18
Cleveland. 3: BOSTON. 4.

Cleveland. Ohio, June 1.-THE
Cleveland Indians defeated the Bos-
ton Red Sox in the final game of
the series today, to 4, in fourteen
innings. Joe Sewells home run
with two on in the seventh tied the
score for Cleveland and his double
with two on in the final inning gave
the tribe the winning run. jim
Edwards, the 2S-year-old college
pitcher, worked for Cleveland the
last eight innings and held the Red
Sox to five scattered hits. Score.
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Chicago, 8; Philadelphia, 1.

Chicago, June MA seventh.
inning rally in which Chicago
punched three hits behind a base on
balls and two errors by Bing Mil
Ter enabled the locals to take the
fir Il game of the series from Phil
10 :. robertson pitched
a fine game, especially when the
visitors threatened to score. The
lone run of the Athletics resulted
from Walkers triple and johnson S
muff Of pop fly. Score:
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Chicago. 4-3: Boston, CO..

Boston, June 17.-Boston won
the first game of a double-header
today. 6 to 4. and Chicago took the
second, 3 to 2. In the first game
the Braves punched hits off Aid
ridge in the first and fourth in
nings for five runs. Nixon's nit
hand catch of l.. Miller's drive
against the center field score board
materially helped Frank Miller win
his sixth straight game. Alexand-
er's three singles scored all three
Chicago runs in the second game,
Statz failed to make hit in the
second game after hitting safely In
nineteen consecutive games. Score
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Walker. Home T,

Walker. Home run - Duncan.
Stolen base-Hargrave. Double
plays--Hubbell, Fletcher and Les
lie; Fletcher and Leslie; Bohne and
Daubert. Base on balls-Off Rixey
~; Singleton, 2. Struck out-By
Rixey, .. Hits-Off Singleton, 5
in 1-3; Hubbell, in 5 2-5. Losing
pitcher-Singleton
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|S[ETA INDIANS
MEET {. D. A s. AT
BARELAS TODAY
Grays Go to BeIen This
Afternoon; Car Appren.
tice Boys Have COPIED
Four Straight Games.

Car Department Apprentices will
meet the Isleta Indians at Barelas
Field this afternoon at 1880 o'clock.
The Apprentices have had four
straight wins and expect a fifth,
as they are to pitch Romero who
has developed into whirlwind this
season.
The Indians have a snappy ball
team and have made good show
ing this year. They will probably
pitch Abeyta.
The game is being held at Ba-
relas field as the Grays will play
game at Belen this afternoon.
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Cincinnati. 8: Philadelphia, 4

Philadelphia, Pa, June 17.--Dun-
cans home run drive in the seventh
today gave Cincinnati an to vic
tory over Philadelphia in the final
game of the series. Wilbur Hub
bell, the local twirler. who was SER
iously injured on May rs when hit
on the head by batted ball, en-
tered the game for the first time
since his injury. Score:
(H,.1f,,-.ts
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STENCIL s HOME
RUN CLOUT WINS
FOR THE GIANTS
Pitchers Battle is Broken
Up in Tenth Inning BY
Center Fielder; Pittsburgh
Loses, 2 to |.
tBy The Associated Pre.s,)

New York, June 17.--Stengels
home run off Morrison's first pitch
in the tenth inning brought q
pitchers battle between Morris ana
Nehf to a dramatic conclusion
New York defeating Pittsburgh, in
the last game of the series, 2 to i.
1t was the eighth straight victory
for the world champions. Gron
injured his right leg in sliding into
third base in the first inning and
was obliged to leave the game IN
the sixth. Score:
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st. Louis. 6: Brooklyn. n

Brooklyn. June 17.-Today's
game was a close battle until the
ninth when the Cardinals punched
four hits off Smith and Mammaux
for four runs and beat out the
Dodgers, 6 to 0. The defeat was
charged against Shriver. whose
passes in the fourth and sixth in
nings proved fatal. Score:
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SENATORS BREAK
WINNING STREAK
Of THE BROWNS
Francis Is Effective in the
PinChes and Washington
Defeats St. Louis By a
Score of 6 to 2.
0Rv The Associated Press, 3,

st. Louis, June 17.-Franeis was
effective in the pinches against the
Browns today and Washington
broke the locals winning streak
of five straight games, 6 to 2. Des-
pite their defeat the Browns main
tanned the leadership of the Amer
lean league by virtue of Detroit
victory over New York. Score:
WASHINGTON.
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Detroit. 0: New York. s.

Detroit, June 17.-Detroit came
from behind twice today, finally
nosing out New York, 9 to s. in a
free hitting contest, and making a
clean sweep of the four-game
series. Manager Higgins announc-
ed in the seventh inning he would
protest the game II Detroit won.
when Umpire Hildebrard refused
to allow his claim for triple for
Ward after Cobb had gone back
into the crowd lining the field and
caught Wards drive. Score:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

LouisvflIe, TO; MILWAUKEE,, 4.
Columbus, 6: st. Paul, 0.
Toledo, 0: Minneapolis. j; q?
innings).
Indianapolis, IL; Kansas City, 10.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit, 3; New YORK, 8.
Chicago, 8; Philadelphia. I.
Cleveland. s; Boston, 4; GA in
nings).
Washington, 6; st. Louis, ..
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Tulsa, 6; Sioux City, 9.
Oklahoma City, 2; Des Moines, 8
st. Joseph, 1; Omaha, s.
Wichita, o; Denver, i.
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Summary: Home run-Stengel.
Stolen bases-Bancroft, Carey.
Double plays-Bancroft and Kelly
%; Gooch and Barnhart; Kelly,
Bancroft and Frisch; Rawlings and
Kelly. Base on balls-Off Nehf, 2;
Morrison, 4. Struck out-By Nor
rison, 6; Nehf, 1.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-18

with the three boys leagues al
most completely organized under
the direction Of High School Coach
Addison Moore, regular play will
start at Washington park tomor-
row, The Senior league is COM
posed of eight teams; the Junior
league has seven reams and the
Pigmy league will have six teams.
There are still a few vacancies on
almost all of the teams and Mayors
who can qualify should apply to
the captains for berths as soon as
possible. Each team Is allowed
twelve players. The Senior league
plays each afternoon, starting al
$50 o'clock.
The Senior league is composed
Of the following teams and players;
Browns. Roybal, captain; O.
Keller, II. Jordan, V. Brown, II
blank, w. Crockett, r. Baca, j.
Todd, w. Dolde. Daniels.
st, Mary's-T. McCaffrey, cap
tain: G. Devine, M. Ortiz, W. Bell
man, p. DeBlassie, l. Vlduarrl, >
Dolzadelli, G. Temer, w, JOY, II
Perea, Duran.
De Molay-H. James, captain; a
Waldo, j. Lyons, C. Bryce, n
Levitt, ]. Simons, Fl. Moore, W
strupe, e. Mossman, ]. Mills, l.
Hays, Il. watkins.
High School-H. Hogrete, cap
tain. w. Skinner, l., Hammond, IL
| Giomi, A. Monkawicz, A. Bowman
n, Glassman, T.. Tomei, W. Bustos
H. Smaulding. c. Bass, G. FORAKER
Tildillos-D. Quintana, captain
s. Chavez. I. Morales, r. valencia
q. Duran, A, Leyba, p. Valencia :, .
vigil NJ. Montoya, F. Chavez Il
Chavez. f., o..,u 1r
teaptain; A, Duran, I. Montana.
Romero, NJ. Romero, L. Springer.
Duke City Whites-Benny sara
gar, captain; A. Romero, A. Can
deleria, M. Baca, +. Gonzales, w
Gucero, l.. Neveratta, !. Gonzales
IC, Nuanes, NJ. Nuanes, M. Gonza
les, c. Jones, -. vo
Fire Fighters-Players not Se
chosen.
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Boston :. .001 500 600 900 0O--4
Cleveland .01O 900 500 600 OBS
Summary: Two-base hits--Men-
osky. Pratt, Gardner. Ruel, Speaker,
2; J. Collins, Dugan. Sewell. Home
run - Sewell. Double plays
Wambsganss, McInnis, Pratt. Burns:
Sewell, Wambsganss, McInnis.
Base on balls-Off w. Collins, 8;
Fullerton, /; Russell, S: Edwards,
3. Struck out--By Keefe, 1; Lind
sey, 1; Russell, S; Edwards, 8. Hits
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-18

Both the Red Sox and Athletics
fell down badly during the western
trip. The Sox and Mackmen play
much better ball at home than on
the road.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-18
WEST TEXAS LEAGUE.

Until the Browns trimmed Joe
Bush, the Yankee twirler was go
ing at a fast clip, having won sew
en- straight games.
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Totals ,36 4 12 "a Is
Boston,

Summary: Two-base hits-Statz,
Grimes, Aldridge, Christenbury,
Cruise. Double plays-Terry, Hol-
locher and Grimes; Hollocher. Ter
ry and Grimes; Barbara and Cruise.
Base on balls-Off Aldridge. /;
Miller, 2. Passed ball-Wirts.
Score-Second game: r. H. e.
Chicago .001 600 1913 s
Boston ..... .001 100 000--2 8
Batteries: Alexander and Wirts;
McQuillen and O'Neill.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

The taste Of strychnine can be
detected when one grain is diluted
with 100000 parts of water.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-18

off Keefe, 8 in 8 1-3; w. Collins,
IL in 1-3; Lindsey, 2 in 2 2-S;
Fullerton, none in 1-3. Winning
pitcher-Edward Losing pitcher
Russell.
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SGYESTER.
* DAYS
,{RR[sULIs
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston, 6-2; Chicago, 4-3.
Cincinnati, s; Philadelphia, 4.
st. Louis. s; Brooklyn, O.
New York, 2; Pittsburgh, /.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-18
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Little Rock, !; Atlanta, 3.
Chattanooga, o: Mobile, 2.
Memphis, 4; Birmingham, s.
Nashville, o; New Orleans, 5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-18

BY lnnlngS'
st. Louis 80. y. 1000 1o1 oo4-s
Brooklyn 900 900 000-0
Summary: Two-base hits-Four-
nier, Wheat. Double plays-High,
Johnston and Mitchell; 7. Griffith
and Mitchell. Bases on balls--Off
shriver, 2; s. Smith. /; Haines, 1.
Struck out--By Shriver, 1; Mann
maux, /; Haines. 2. Hits-Off
shriver. 6 in z; S. Smith, in 1-S;
Mammaux, l in 2-3. Losing pitch
er-ShriVer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-18

Summary: TWo-base hIts--Goe-
bel, Charity. Three-base hit
Shanks. Base on balls-Off Fran
els, 2; Danforth, 5; Pruett, ..
Struck out-By Francis, s; DAN
forth, 1 Pruett, 2. Hits-Off Dam
forth, Q in z; Pruett, l in 2. Los
ing pitcher-Danforth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-18
Seniors SCHEDULE.

1s@Browns VS.. Tildillos.
90--St Mary VS.. Headquarters.
DIE Molay VS.. d. G. Whltes'
OH. S. vs.. o. j. Scouts.
o9Rrowns VS.. Headquarters.
o4--St Mary VS.. ID, c. WHITES.
26---De Molay VS.. y; l. o'oo'0
ELL. S. VS.. Tildillos' .,.o.
2S-Browns VS.. D, T.. WINS
29-St. Mary VS.. Q. I: SGoutS'
3O-De Molay VS.. IiiaiiioS'
July: rtors
a-RroWns vs.. o. r. Scouts
s-St. Mary VS.. Tildillos.
HI s. VS.. Headquarters.
al s, VS.. ID. C. Whites.
g-Rrowns VS.. st. Mary.
s--De Molay VS.. ii. S. .
1o-Tildillos VS.. ID. G. Mhi.ee,
Headouarters VS.. Q. I. Scouts
17-Browns vs.. IL. D.
1s-st, Mary VS.. De Molay.
1o-Tildillos VS.. o. Il. Scouts r.
20-Headquarters VS.. u. -
Whites. r,,ai,,os
q Mary VS.. Headquarters.
24-De Molay VS.; y. y,
25-H. S. VS.. Q. 7. Scouts.
26-Browns VS.. Headquarseitts
27--St. Mary VS.. D. e: Wni,es
2s--De Molay VS.. Q. L. oco"'0'
oh. S. VS.. Tildillos.
31-Browns VS.. d. c. WINES
August: soo,,ts
DE .Molay VS.. Tildillos.
Al s. VS.. Headquarters.
a-Rrowns VS.. o. ~. scouts.
5--st. Mary VS.. Tildillos.
DE Molay VS.. Headquarters
s-H. 8. ys. d. c. Whites.
9-Browns VS.. st. Mary.
1O-De Molay VI. II. 5.
IL --Tildillos VS.. Headquarters
I'D. C. Whites VS.. @. I. SCOUTS
14-Browns VS.. De Molay.
list. Mary VS.. II. S.
16-Tildillos vs.. d. G. Mhltes.
17-Headquarters VS.. o. L. SCOUTS
1s-Browns vs.. II. S.
1e-St Mary VS.. De Molay.
o1-Tildillos vs. o. T. Scouts. -
22-Headquarters VS.. d. =
Whites.
Junior League.
Seven teams are looked IN th'
Junior league, which has a player
weight limit OF 125 pounds. Thi'
league will play at $3.50 o'cloci
each afternoon, the first game be
ing scheduled for tomorrow be
tween the S. A. Tigers and the Lit
tie Tildillos.
The Junior league Is composed o
Tho Following teams and players:
Spanish-American Tigers - N
Gonzales, captain; II. Lucero. J
Chacon z. Chacon, M. Nuanes' >
Lorenzo, A. Ortiz, P. Sedllio' 4
Gabaldon, r. Garcia.
Highland Laddies-E. stanton
captain; T. Brown. M. Elliot, :
Brown, D. Hake, H. Gonzales. /
Eagles-E. Smith. captain; G
Todd, r. Solso, 7. Todd, 0. Kim
worthy, G. Morgan.
Little Tildillos-F. Timoria, cap
tain: A. Armijo. I. Baca. b.. cha
con. A. Cierra, A. Apodocia, i
Alerid, J. Cassias, G. Sanchez. :,
Midgets--G. Gaskill. captain; y
Hickey, S. Blair. j. Edmonson, y
Robinson. j. Clark, T.. Walsh, i
McRae, E. Renfro, c. Lovitt, h
Kimbrough. NJ. Donton.
Sawmill Sluggers--M. CordoVa
CAPTAIN; ella, Quemillio, Pontiiior
Shorty Chavez. S. Chavez.
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Summary: Three-base hits -
Walker, Mulligan. Base on balls
Off Robertson, 3; Hasty, 2. Struck
out-By Robertson, 3.
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lSntn. 80,
xx-Batted for Scott in ninth.
,fy,a

New York $3.50 200 001-8
Detroit .104 o02 11x--9
Summary: Two-base hits-Mc-
Nally. Miller. Three-base hits
Cobb 2. Hoffman, Heilman 2, Witt,
Rigney, Ehmke. Meusel. Double
plays-Scott and Pipp. Scott. Ward
and Pipp. Base on balls--ofi
Ehmke 3; Shawkey. 4; Bush. 8;
Jones /. Struck out-By
Ehmke, 4; Shawkey, 2. Hits-Off
Oldham. S in 1 1-S innings; of
Bush, 7 in 22-3; Ehmke, 7 in
Pa; Shawkey, 8 in 4 1-3; Jones
2 in /. Winning Ditcier-Enmke
Losing pitcher-Shawkey.
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COAST LEAGUE.
Oakland, II: Salt Lake. ..
Seattle, 7; Los Angeles, 3.
Vernon, 8: Sacramento, 8.
Portland, 4; San Francisco, 10.
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'NGAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia ut st. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
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z-Batted for Danforth in sew
enth.
zz-Batted for Pruett in ninth
zzz-Ran for Collins in seventh.
Nv innings.
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. z "
BROOKLYN.


Totals ......32 0 G II II /
x-Batted for Shriver in seventh.
z-Batted for Mann in ninth.
By innings:
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Totals ......36 I
New York,

Totals ......29 80 10 0
X-None out when winning run
scored.
By innings:
Pittsburgh -. ...010 900 900 0--1
New York ....... 100 600 600 Ia