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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25
HermitageGolf Club

r. II, Meade made the lowest score
yesterday afternoon at the Hermitage
Golf Club in the May handicap. Mr.
Meade outclassed his competitors with
n clean score of So points. and annexed
the cup for tho mems handicap. Under
after he has won one prize. he will be
ineligible for any other monthly tour
naments, but will become ono of six
competitors to play for permanent pos
session OF the CUP In October.
Mrs. Jean Jones was the winner
from Mrs. Snyder in the Women's May
handicap last Frn.ay. Mrs. Jones made
the remarkably low score OF 81 In
close and exciting game,
There will be n handicap tournament
for the men next Friday. Play may
begin at any hours &
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Ikingan,s ReIiob,e. VIII

In an interesting game, Kingan de-
feated the American Clothing Company
at Fairmount Park by the score of 4
TO 1. Kingan had several changes in
their lineup. Fritz Moore played
third for Kingan and showed up well.
Sale started In .at short and played
good ball, but had to go behind the
bat when Blank got hit by pitched
ball and had to retire from the game.
Sale also caught good. Ray made a
good catch of Texas Lacquer.
Score by innings: r. H. E
Kingan .........o0 1120o-4 i
A. Clio. Co... 0000-1 4
Batteries: Coulter and Blank and
Sale; Walthall and Creamer.
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st. Andrews scout. Continue.

ST. Andrews scouts continue to take
scalps. tho last victories being the
sturdy bunch of kaki clad LADS from
Ginter Park. The scene OF battle was
at st. Andrews Park yesterday after
noon. and the score was to 4 in
favor Of the St Andrews. The visit
ing team couldn't connect with the
rapid-fire pitching of Tiller, the in
who allowed bur one hit The scout
team of the ST. Andrews has lost but
one game the past two seasons-this
one going to the strong. little team
from Holy Trinity. st. Andrews has
the following games engaged.
May 81 with Grace Street Baptist.
June Z. Ginter Park.
June II, Holy Trinity.
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noykins wins.

Manager "Bill" Sykes. with his
bunch of ball players of Boykins
opened the season on tho home
grounds with the Seaboard, n. c. team
After piling UP fourteen runs in the
first three innings. ,ne Boykins team
let up, and didn't score any more until
the seventh. They counted two in that
round making n total OF sixteen runs,
to seven for Seaboard
Features of the game were the hit
ting and base running of the Boyklns
boys, the catching OF Drewry. OF Boy
lsins, and the hitting of Edwards. for
Seaboard. Pitcher Knight. for Boy
kins, caused thirteen Seaboard players
to retire to tho bench by the strike
out route.
Batteries: Boykins-Knight and
Drewry; Observation-Disclosures. Smith
and Long.
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Hovitzer. to PLAY Cavalry.

On their trip to Chattanooga. Tenn.
this week. the Howitzers baseball
team will cross bats with tho team
from Troop /, Eleventh United States
Cavalry, stationed at Fort Oglethorpe,
Ga.
The local artillerymen will probably
line up as folloks: McFarlane. catcher;
McCurdy, pitcher: Waldbauer, first
base; S. ArcFarlanc, second base; Gar
rison, third base: Rell. shortstop;
Ryan, rightfeld: MoCarty, centrefield;
RRWson leftfield.
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Gnmcs for fine WeeIr.

Monday: Clippers VS. ST Andrews
Tuesday: st. Andrews VIZ. Hickories.
Thursday: Hichories vs.. Clippers.
One Team Short.
The Riverside League Is one team
short, the Cubs. who took the place of
the disbanded Laurels. evidently de-
Gliding they were In too fast company,
also withdrew, thus leaving the three
teams to fight IT out
1t is desirable, however, to have
some team come in and take the Cubss
place, and any team composed of gem
tlemanly boys under sixteen years of
age desiring TO join the riverside
League are requested to phone or
write r, NJ. Booth. 203 Rowland Street.
The league games are played on the
st. Andrewss diamond. The grounds
are inclosed, and the games are un-
der the supervision of the director.
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Brownies Win.

The Fulton Brownies defeated the
Woodland Heights yesterday by the
score of 90 to 1.
Walton pitched beautiful game for
the Brownies. striking out twenty out
of thirty-thrce men faced him.
The features of the game were the
batting and fielding of the whole
Brownies team, making q total OF
thirty hits and didn't make an error.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Brownies % 0 6 5 32043-23 80 O
w. Heights. 30 90 5000 Oil s
Batteries: Brownies. Walton and
Bagby; Woodland Heights. Written.
Netherwood, Pulliam. Jones and Dor
set.
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Wixord. WI,

The Wizards defeated the Ramblers
In fast and well-played game by the
score OF IL TO 4. The wizards PLAYED
good ball all way through the game.
while the Ramblers played loose. The
wizards had the Ramblers TO G
until the last inning, when Umpire
Baker called rotten decision. The
feature of the game was the star Mitch
ing OF Duke and batting of the whole
Wizard team. Securing seventeen hits
of Buntin's delivery and the catching
of England behind the bat. For the
Ramblers. Davis catching, and McKin-
ney fielding in left featured. The
WARDS play the Brownies at Fulton
Park next Saturday, and a good game
Is expected.
wizards OF oO42s-12 IL 2
Handlers $3.50 oO04O-4 3
Batteries: Duke and England; Buntin.
Davis and Gray.
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right upper cut, which he used almost
continually in clinohes.

continually In clinohes.
He first sprang into ring prominence
when he defeated Carl Morris at Spring
field, on May 3, 1912. McCarty was i'm
mediately hailed as a real white
nope, but failed to live up to the
reputation. His best battle was with Al
Palzer, at Los Angeles. last New Years
Day, when he defeated tho conquerer
of Bombarier Wells in eighteen
rounds. His last fight, previous to
the fatal battle Of to-day, was a ten
round victory over Frank Moran at
New York on April 80.
Arthur Pelky is one OF the new
crop of heavy weights. He halls from
Chfcopee Falls. Mass, and IS n power
full six-footer, who fights Mt about 200
pounds. While not a clever boxer he
has terrific punch. His two bouts
of Importance were against Joss VIII
lard, at New York last July. and Tommy
Burns. at Calgary, several weeks ago.
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paramount Giants Defeat Inainn,.

A very exciting and interesting
game took place yesterday when the
Fairmount Giants defeated the Indians
by the score of to 2. The feature
OF the game was the fielding of Pat
terson and Atkins, and the timely bat
ting of England y
Score by innings: r.
Indians ..............oo oooooo2-a
Paramount ..........11 o 0 0 90 Ia
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Portncrs SIN win

The Portners won their nth straight
game from the Adkins by the score OF
TO l. The whole team featured on
pase running. while Koenig. Dolan and
burch carried off the fielding honors,
having twenty chances between them.
Burch. as usual, pitched his good game.
Napier also caught we'll
Score BY innings: R.H.E.
Portners .......o31 0040Oo-s 8 l
Adkins DOOR on 4
Batteries: Burch and Napier: Allen,
Holt and Garnett. Umpire, Trailor.
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Gle vs. Kline, Seminary Park.
Chri.to Cfnxer AIc Wins.

In very interesting game at Belle
Meade Park. Christie defeated Simon
Sycle, 10 to A.. Cook, for the Christie.
pitched good game, striking out four
teen OF his opponents. Brown also
pitched a good game, striking out
eleven men.
Score by innings: r.
Christie o 10 a 8 O o 10
Simon sycle..... 0 o g. o o o % o p 4
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TyIers Win.

Julian w. Tylers defeated the Hor-
ace $. Wrights at Byrd Park in "a one
sided game by the score OF 81 to A.
The features were the pitching OF
Saunders, striking out eleven men In
five innings and allowing but one hit.
Calder pitched the rest and did not
allow but two hits
Score by innings. R-H.D
Ty1ers .....-.4321o14s o-21 20 {
Wright 5000, Il 0 00300o-4 8 4
Batteries: Saunderson. Calder and
Hampton: 6. Thorp and Ford. Umpire
Mr.. Marshall
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Cherry Snlnrh Wilma

In desperate attempt to win, the
Rurk Co. lost TO the Cherry sma sh
by the score of IL to II. Green, the
hrst man up for Burks. was walked.
Bullock drove a single. to left. Irons
out at first, V. Irons driving In two
runs. The fielding OF Green and the
batting OF Belcher were the features
OF the game
Score by innings: H.
Burk & Co.. 2013oooo5--11 "a
Cherry Smash. O121035o .-1o 10
Batteries: Weisiger and Chappell;
Bowles. Sales and Gregory.
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Knhns Defeat woodaII q aunrles.

In fast and interesting game yes
terday afternoon the Kahns defeated
the strong Woodall 6: Quarles team by
the score of 2 to s. The game was
married by sensational plays on both
sides. I. Wilcox made one of the pref
tlest catches ever made at Byrd Park
which saved the game for the Kahns
Deoppie, Pullen and Bobbitt all starred
with the stick. while Baur made nico
running catch OF ball hit into deep
short.
Owing to tho mistake made in tho
diamond, Creekmore. the pitcher for
the kahns. failed to show up until the
iourth inning. Manager Clementsiwent
20 the mound for his team and held
them ncoreless for Ave innings but in
the sixth tho QuarIes hit him safely.
netted. with few costly errors, gave
them three runs, and came back in thu
seventh with three more runs. and
Clements retired in favor of Greek
more. who held his opponents scoreIess
the next two innings. striking out the
hrst three men to face him in the
ninth, which ended the game:
Score by Innings: n
kahns ...............12 oo4ooo-7
@Garies ..-......... o 0 o 033 Oo-6
batteries: Clements. Crcekmore and
Chettum; Gentry and Fuller.
summary: Two-base hits-Deoppe.
Currie. button. Wilcox. Stolen bases
Bobbitt, Deoppie (2). Farley. Wilcox
Clements. Struck out-By Clements,
8; by Gentry, 8: by Creekmorc in
two innings. Time OF game. 1:35.
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Battle Axe defeated Barton Heights
by the score OF 10 to 1, in a one-slded
game on the Barton Heights diamond
yesterday. The feature of the game
was the batting of Hoover and Hay.
Dixon, who formerly played with Rich
mond College. pitched good game.
end should have had shutout
Score by innings: II.
Barton Heights 10000 01 o o.
Batteries: Dixon and Hay; Gruner.
Vincent and Hoover. Simpson.
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Crnfts win.

The Crafts defeated the Kline Kar
team by the score OF to 2. Phillips.
for Crafts. pitched excellent ball, al
lowing only three hits Brown, How
ard and Eubank played fast ball for
crafts. q. Miller caught a good game
for Kline Kar. Tho tie game of April
10 between these two teams will be
played Off May 80 at Kline, Park.
crafts ...... 3 o o o 2 o o o 0-5
Kline Kar 800. l I o o o o o o Ga
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HustIers Win.

The Hustlers defeated the Jones
Green boys at Byrd Park yesterday by
the score OF to 4. The features Of
the game were the daring base running
of Plyronnet and Hamlet for the
Hustlers.' and Can and Jones for the
Jones Green.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Jones Green 100 0010 8 o. 2
Hustlers ......O1 O10320'-7 10 2
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Ryan-smith Wins.

The Ryan Smith defeated the strong
Home Brewing team BY the score OF
to s, In fast played game. The
features of the game were the pitch
Ing of Harris and Blackburn, and the
heavy hitting Of Carver, for Ryan
smith. also the good pitching Of
Banister Tor Home Brewing COMPANY
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CoIlegfnns Win.

The Collegians defeated the Bell Tel
ephone team yesterday by the score
z to. 2, in an interesting game at Lee
Park. Rogerson pitched the best game
OF the season and should have won
Score by innings: R.H. F..
Bell 2OOoooO0-2 6
Collegians ......0 0000124o-7 O
Batteries: Rogerson. Boaz and Lloyd:
Lehman, Pitt and Ward. Umpire, Will
cox.
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shnrkey Say. Had Henri.

New York. May 24.-Tom Sharkey
when asked this evening for his opinion
of the tragic death OF Luther McCarty,
said:
From what ! have learned. Nc
Carty's heart was bad. He should never
have been allowed to enter the ring
to-day.
MY THEORY for the past twenty years
Is that oil persons. just as they go into
the ring, should submit to physical
examination. If the heart action Is
not normal their entrance should be
barred.
The officials In this affair failed,
evidently, TO have an examination
and this Is tho result. 1t was not the
fault of the gloves or anything other
than the one I've mentioned: McCarty
had bad heart"
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Glen T0ohos Win.

The Glen Echos defeated the Ma
sonic Home boys in a very pretty
game by the score of to 2. Combs
for the Glen Echos, pitched a good
game. and should have had a shutout
TO his credit.
Score by Innings: r.
Glen Echos ..........0 ooo10s0 o.
Masonic Home ......0 o o 001001-2
Batteries: Combs and Tiller. Hall and
Gambler. Umpire Bornett.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

Where They Play Next Saturday.
Crafts vs.. Ryan Smith, Harvey Park.
Christie VIZ. Home Brew. Belle Meade
Park.
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Game Postponed.

The Grays and Ashland game was
postponed by agreement with the man
ayers.
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Where Ther PIax

Hustlers vs. Ramblers. at Byrd Park.
lonial Park.
Wizards VS.. Brownies, at Fulton
Park.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Hustlers. q; Jones Green, 4.
brownies. %; w. Heights, 1.
wizards, IL; Ramblers. 4.
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John l.. Is Gricxed.

Boston. Mass. May 24-John L. Sui
Ivan said this evening;
II was very much griyed when
heard the news of the death OF Luther
McCarty, caused by a blow from Ar
thur Pelky In their bout at Calgary
to-day. believe 1t undoubtedly was
an accident.
II do not believe that the fighting
game will be hurt In this country
through this accident, for the game
has been well established throughout
the United States, and at present box
ing is being governed by good set
of rules.
"One thing that should be done, and
a thing that will help greatly in pre-
venting such accidents, is that q repu-
table physician should be appointed,
and the boxers thoroughly examined
before entering the ring for battle.
"McCarty's death was caused by a
blow over the heart. 1t stands to rea-
son that he undoubtedly had weak
heart or else the fatality would not
have occurred"
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4 Page Devoted to Local Amateur Baseball Games

10. Stargardt hit for tho base with
two on. while Rohan struck out eight
men. ','''Di'
Score by innings: r..
Swanseboro ........ 1904 Ola
Jones BROS ......... ,1020 OBJ
Batteries: Jones and stargardt; Ro-
han and Jones.
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Where Whey Plny Next Saturday.
Kahns VS.. Wright. Richmond Col
lege.
Tylers VS.. woodall & ouarles. Byrt
Park.
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With the Amateurs
By John r. Hooner .Jr

5 Billy Rady. clever infielder and
baserunner of the Battle Axe team, has
about recovered from an injury to his
right hand and expects. to take up his
old job with the champions shortly.
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tiighlund Park,

Highland Park defeated tho Laurel
team by the score Of to 8. Features
we're the batting of Goodall and Bos-
suck.
Score by innings: r.
Highland Park $3.50. .001 00o21--4
Laurel ...............O o 90 0 o2--3
Batteries: Bossieux and Krausse,
Harvey and Myers.
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RICHMOND LEAGUE
Standing OF Team,

Where They Play Next Saturday.
Burk & Co. vs. Adkins. at Highland
Park.
K'ngans VS.. Cherry Smash. Athletic
Park.
Portner VS.. American. southslde.
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Woody Ford, star first baseman for
the Collegians, is putting up good
game for his team.
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SOUTHS!DE LEAGUE
Standing of Clubs.

Where They Play Saturday.
Sterling VS.. Jones Bros.
Swonsboro VS.. Tunstall.
Manchester VS.. Richmond Elect.
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Tunstall Defeat. 1anch..ter.

Tho Tunstalls defeated the Manchcs-.
ters In Suggest by the score rs to
IL, by loose fielding on the whole OF
Score by innings: r..
Tunstalls ...s........22s 1-25
wakes .............S4 OIL
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Manager Donnelly. OF the Adkins. OF
the Rilhmond League. has arranged
NJ game with the Bloomer Star base
ball team from Indianapolis, Ind. TO
be played here on June 1, and they
should certainly draw crowd. for IT
has been long time since Richmond
has had a chance 70 see game by
an all-giri team. The girls have gotten
away with most all OF their games.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE

where They Pluy Next Saturday.
Battle Axe VS.. Bell Telephone. at
Byrd Park.
Barton Heights VS.. Grays, at Barton
Heights
Collegians VS.. Ashland. Lee Park
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President Crowder. OF the Richmo nd
League. and President LaTouche, OF
: tho Old Dominion League. are very
much in need Of diamond for their
leagues and would appreciate 1T very
much IL some one would suggest
field that they might obtain to play
their games on.
The West End League held meet
Ing last Thursday evening in the office
OF President Wallis. President Wallis
as they should, and called tho man
ayers together and gave them a good
lecture on the rules of the commission
and the league.
President Wallis gave the boys to
understand that If tho rules were not
lived up to as they should be, that he
would see that the West End League
went out Of existence.
The West End League has increased
Its circuit from four to six clubs, the
two new members being the Cardinals
and Paramount Giants.
Bob" Pitt. who has covered third
base for Barton Heights. for the past
two seasons. has been traded to the
collegians for Catcher Stout, Bob
should add considerable strength to
the infleld of the college boys, while
Stout should BIO of great value to Bar
ton Heights on account of his baseball
experience.
Frank Boehling, who used to catch
his brother Joe when he was playing
with the Battle Axes, said the other
day that he expected to get into the
game again shortly. Frank should
prove valuable TO some club In the
city that needs a good catcher. He
caught for Ashland last season.
The time has passed for teams 20
come down to the fourteen player
limit. All managers should send to
the secretaries of their leagues list
of tho players that they wish to retain
for the balance of tho season.
Rogerson, for the Bell Telephone,
pitched one of the best games of the
season and would have won with any
kind of playing behind him.
Boze played e plucky game with his
hand in bad shape.
woody Ford. star first baseman for
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Boze played 2 piuoky game with his
hand in bad shape.
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I,ivcrsides win.

Riversides defeated the Pirates at
Harvey Park yesterday by the score
OF 5 to 8. The batting OF the whole
team and the patching OF Powell were
the features OF the game.
Score by innings: r,
Riverside ........3 oo1o1oo-5
Pirates ..............o $4,000 %
Batteries: Powell and Nessly. Can
non and Frick.
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WEST END LEAGUE
The Cardinals Win.

The Cardinals defeated the Cubs In
an interesting game by the score of
IA to 8.
Score by innings: X
Cardinals ...........ooe 2oo42o-14
Cubs ............0 013 5000 29
Batteries: Dawes and Martin. Hishes
and Andrews.
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Portners team. of the Richmond
League. are anxious to play the Bat
tie Axe. and they say they VIII GER
ininIv nut II on them II they meet
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swnnsboro Wins.
The Swansboro defeated the Jones
Bros. yesterday by the score of IA to
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Sterling Defeated.

The Richmond Elect won one of the
best games of tho season from Sterling
by the score, to 2. Robinson at third
for the Elect, put up fast and snappy
game. -
Score by innings. r.
Sterling 1oooooo1 %
Richmond 100000 "a
Batteries: Wescott and Meister;
Braun and Hall. f
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Rogerson, for the Bell Telephone,
pitched one of the best games OF the
season and would have won with any
kind of playing behind him.
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The time has passed for teams 20
come down TO the fourteen player
limit. All managers should send to
the secretaries of their leagues list
of tho players that they wish to retain
for the balance of tho season.
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The West End League has Increased
it's circuit from four to six clubs, the
two new members being the Cardinals
and Paramount Giants.
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OLD DOMINION LEAGUE
standing OF the Teams.

Where a'hey P1ny Ne.t sotu,
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NEXT WEEK STOvER'S LIMIT.
Mayor I<line IntimRtcs lie VIII Then
FIJI His Place.

Unofficial notice is served on Park
Comrliss ioncr Stover. if he reads III,
newspapers this morning. that ms plac"
will be fillN II he isn't back early next
week Maze Kline is reluctant 10 ruk"
definite steps toward oust!ng Mr.. StoN T.
but the hint came from III. Mavor's Of
fic" Yesterday that public business VIII
have to go forward neXt week whether
the Park Commissioner Is back ar not
Alderman bowling introduced az
amendment to the CITY Charter in in
Board OF Aldermen which applies 10 Mr.
Stover's c;,s-. BY this am'ndiI"n th.
Mayor will have til. power 70 max, go"
senior officer of an? depai tuent ia" e, Do
ing head IN cas-. the real head OF I'll" d"-
partment Is away for NOR than tr.1
DAYS. The interim appointment w"'ll'
continue no. lonG"r thai tn.r,S DAYS.
Mr. bowling mad" II clear that th"
amendment was SO phras"d as 10 make
it apply only to the Park Department.
The amendment went through, ~ TO
:. and il the Mayor signs 1t Mr, Stover
may still hope to hold his job until Jan
uary l.