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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-01

They've shuttleCocked that White
Welsh bout around a bit After pow
WOW with each mans manager yesterday
Jimmy Johnston decided TO put the White
Welsh bout over TO January 20. In its
stead, on January -, Joe Shugrue and
Ad Wolgast may clash II Wogast's arm
doesn't stand preliminary training test
Leach Cross will get a chance to break
into the Garden with Shugrur
Il changed the plans myself, SAID
Johnston last night Welsh and White
baked at first. but | soon convinced
Welsh that he would be benefited by the
two weeks delay. n will give him more
time to condition himself after his layon.
Aside from that, White really wanted 10
20 home. as he has received unpleasant
ne VS. concerning his brother, | know that
the high strung hoy would have worried
his head Off and he was glad Of tho post
Donement WOlgast or Cross VIII prove
a great attraction against Shugrue. VOL
CAST made wonderful night against
Welsh up 10 the time he broke his hand
Everybody conceded him the victory until
he me-. with the accident.
One Round Hogan Is here from Cali
fornia 81 spent the last year In san
Francisco driving truck s'ud one
Round 81 was hauling bathtubs and
cement wash trays for DIG pumping
concern They weighed $50 pounds. and
believe me. I'm In the greatest shape OF
my life ] want 10 fight IN New York
again never showed what | could dc
here. You snow / am natural hitter.
won my frSl twelve fights with clear
knockouts. That's why | got my name
Then the wise guys came around anc
said: You must use your left more
don't cross your right so much and move
around Bit Well. the first thing knew
| was trying to be clever. and after that
| tried to improve on that cleverness. Thu
result was that | lost my natural hghtlul
punch,
THE busy bodies did the very same
| thing for Ketchel lie tried 10 get clever
got stuck on the idea and came neal
splling the beans. ia love to use Thu
| right hand uppercut IN the brsakawaN
| Ike we do out IN California, That's tn
| way TO fight. Protect yourself ~ al
| ,imeq. ! learned tina: right uppercut iron
watching Jack Johnson tear Jeffs hea'
| Of at Reno"
4 shrek. a scurrying Of feet, hoars
bcllow from q traffc cop and Broadwa'
was in n turmoil last night. man was
seen tearing his way through the vas
! Thong. Suddenly his hat was knorke
! OF and Joe Humphrics' high forehead
| was barred to the last faint brcezes o
! 1914 without stopping 10 pick up hi
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MOTOR CAR MEN COMING
TO TOWN FOR THE SHOW
Palace Exhibition Will Open
Tomorrow, Importers Salon
the Same Day.

with the closer approach Of the opening
OF the automobile show az the Grand Cen
trail Palace the hotel registers yesterday
recorded the arrivals OF large numbers OF
men connected in a variety OF ways with
the automobile industry. Some Of them
made II a point TO get to New York bit
early anyway In order 20 take part In
various New Years celebrations. The eX-
hibltion Will open Tomorrow afternoon
about o'clock.
The Importers Automobile Salon will
open at I o'clock on Saturday afternoon.
too. This will be held In the Hotel Astor.
The Brady Murray Motors Corporation.
Metropolitan distributors for the Chandler
six, announces the appointment OF the l.
NJ Allen Company OF Brooklyn as repre-
seutatves I'm that city.
The Allen company IL one Of the old
est concerns In Brooklyn. Heretofore
It's efforts have always been devoted to
the exploitation Of higher priced cars.
Every time Ralph de Palma or Barney
Oldheld checks his baggage to Detroit
the motor speed fraternity rishes forth
with another Packard racing prophecy. A
recent story which has been spread across
the continent with more than ordinary
persistence brings this official denial from
Frank Eastman. speaking for the Pack
The Packard Motor Car Company Is
not building racing car. and does not
intend to enter the racing game. Oificia
observance has demonstrated that oui
'J-4S' Will roll up seventy miles within
the hour. We maintain that is speed
enough for any one but n racing driver
We are designing our cars TO meet with
the requirements of our patrons. and dc
not feel thaf We have anything to gain
by entering the racing field
"eumors connecting us with racing
may be traced to our recent speed trials
with special runabout at indianapolis
These tests We're made for the benefit OF
our engineers. who wished to make some
observations with reference TO high
speed. high efficiency motors. The In.
dianapolis speedway is the logical place
for such tests because It allows the motor
~ attain a maximum speed under full
load and under conditions that permit the
maintaining OF that speed for sustained
periods OF time
Amy reports that we contemplate en-
terlng racing are unfounded. The speed
car which was observed at indianapolis
was standard throughout. The car Is
equipped with electrical lighting and
starting devices which everybody knows
are nU adjuncts OF racing car"
one OF the events OF automobile weel
will be "A banquet which Charles e Riess
the Hupmobile distributor. will give tt
his dealers. This will be held In the
Della Robbia room OF the Hotel Wander.
hlIt January T.
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Hemphin Begin. Training Early.

Hot SPRINGS, Ark. Dec. 3l.-Charley
Hemphill the former American League
outfelder and VINO wound up the 1914
campaign with the New Orleans South
crn Association club. Joined the Spas
baseball colony to-day. He Is a free
agent and is out to get into condition for
a comeback into fast company.
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BOXING BOUTS TO-DAY.
MATINEE CARDS

Federal \. C.-Tommy Houck vs. Jack
sheppard
Browns Gymnaslum--Cy Smith vs. char.
lev Leigh
olympic A C.-Harry Cattle vs.. Paddy
O Hern
BroadHay 5. G. BROOKLYN Tommy
McCarty vs. Sailor Frltts
Vanderbilt A. e. (Brooklyn)-Harry
Pierce W. Mel Coogan.
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Edgar AppI-by wins In Class u.

Edgar T. Appleby. who has an un-
beaten record TO date In the national
Glass { amateur 1879 balkline billiard
tournament, added feat Ter to his cap
by winning a practice Glass 3 tourney
at the same game at Days room. The
final was contested last night and Ed
gar defeated his bruher Frank. 200 ia
239. lie averaged 4S-G3 and had runs
OF 80 81 and IS
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BosroN. Dec 3l.-Fred Huntington
who formerly played hockey NJ Harvard
was elected captain OF the Boston A. A
seven to-nigbt. The Boston A. A. team
will play In the Amateur Hockey League
season. which begins next week
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Big Fight March q AT Juare..

FL PAso, Tex, Dec. 3l--Before leaving
f". 'hougo and New York Jack Curley
was offered certified check for 81. 900
on the First National Bank 10 guarantee
the expenses Of Jack johnson Jess
willard night In Juarez Curley announced
that the fight certainly would he held
ACROSS the river nj the Juarez raCetrack
March T.
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Columbia opens Rink Tuesday.

II weather permits, the Columbia
Jockey team will open its intercollegiate
season with williams next Tuesday after
noon az It's now outdoor rink, ll7th street
Auu Amsterdam avenue, Manager Dun
'n said Yesterday that II the thermom-
.'g kept low enough the Blue and White
,'N"n hoped 10 celebrate on Tuesday with
b victory The next day, January T. CO.
iWhiI win meet the seventh Regiment
.l.N rhaHeis. The remainder OF the
.rduh. rs mot completed II will include
-..rrHl home games and two trips cor
OPT, Dartmouth, Harvard, Yale Williams
d 50. houis school at Concord, y, H.,
",.g on the card,
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Scotland and Ireland will meet to-day
in the second of the series of soccer
games ut Lenox oval under the auspices
OF the New York Footballers Protective
! Association. The kicltor has been set
! for 2 T. NJ. In the first match England
defeated the United States by goals
10 o. ,
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one OF the events OF automobile week
will be a banquet which Charles e Riess.
the Hupmobile distributor. will give to
his dealers. This will be held In the
Della Robbia room OF the Hotel Wander
bilt January 7.
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BRYN MAWR CAPTURES
POLO CHAMPIONSHIP

Narragansett Pier. r. l.. Aug. -
in the closest and most exciting match
ever seen at Point Judith Polo Club,
Bryn Mawr won the title to the Junior
championship of America, defeating
Point Judith 10 1-2 to AZ. To the
last two minutes of play both teams
were tied at Ia, when Strawbridge
&ade the winning joints.
A moment later Hopping. with
,Gatins In pursuit, raced for three
quarters Of the field. scoring on a
Beautiful drive over his horses neck
gust as the whistle blew. 1t was the
first time this season that the gal
1ery had any cause for excitement,
and they made the most of their OPP
portunities. cheering loudly with Point
judith evidently the favorite
Bryn Mawr got the best start, scor-
ing three times In the first period on
shots by Strawbridge and Thomas
Stokes, who substituted for John II.
Fell Point Judith overcame this lead
In the second period. scoring twice.
but Bryn Mawr forged ahead a mo-
ment later ON "A goal by Strawbridge
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JOE COOPER KILLED
N 300-M|LE RACE
Ralph DePalma, Driving a Stutz Car,
Carries on Honors at Des
Moines Speedway.

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. Joe
Cooper, driving Sebring car, was
killed in the 300-miie race which
dedicated the new speedway here to-
day, and three other drivers probably
were fatally injured. The honors
were carried or by Ralph DePalma In
a Stutz. with Ralph milford, in .
Duesenberg, second, and his teammate.
Eddie o'Donneli. In a Duesenberg,I
third. w. w. Brown. driving Duchess Il
neu. was fourth. and Peter Hsnderson,3
piioted another Duesenberg into fifth
place. The unofficial time of the win-
ner was 3:2s:52.
The accident which resulted In the
death of Cooper came early In the
race. Cooper was going along In fine
style when tire biew out ut the east
end. of the speed way His car left
the track and fell fifteen feet with ne
and his mechanic. Lewis Peil. The
latter In probably fatally injured. Nor
was this the only accident to mar
the opening OF the course, for In the
two hundred and thirty -eiehth mile.
william Chandler went through the
wire fence with his Duesenberg, which
turned turtle. pinning Chandler and
his mechanicfan, Maurice Kieiel, un-
der the wreckage. 1t was thought ut
first that Chandler was dead ana
Kieliel fatally injured, but physicians
found A faint spark OF life In Chandler
and rushed of with both men to thu
hospital. Chandler, who In reported
dying in the hospital, was Mulford.s
mechanician In the Vanderbilt Cup
Race at Savannah. and later became
a driver. ss
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to prevent the opposing players from
pilfering hassocks.
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Cards Win SluE0ing Bee.

St Louis, Aug. THE Cardinals
and Superbas engaged In smuggling
bee today, with the home team win
ming. to 4. Hyatt put a ball over
the right field fence in the first with
two on. Stengei poied four blows
Manager Higgins pulled off a neat
one in the seventh that won the game.
With a full house and two down, Hug
gins called to APPLETON to throw the
ball 10 him at third base coaching
line. Appleton threw IT, Huggtns
lodged. and two runs scored.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Brooklyn 80. 020 f0t 900 12 i
st. Louis -. 800 100 20"-8 Is /
Batteries: Dell, Douglas and Mil
Ter: Robinson, Meadows. Sallee and
Snyder. tfmpires. KLEIN and Cockill.
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BOSTON RED SOx
TAKE TWO GAMES
Beaneaters Ascend Higher Up Per-
Centage Column BY Twice De-
feating Cleveland Indians.
CoBBs WORK BEATS ATHLETICS
His Playing Alone Takes Second Game
From Mackmen After Detroit Had
Won Opening Contest--Chicago
Wins One From Senators.

Boston, Aug. THE Red Sox got
into action against Cleveland after a
three days Iayoff before 10000 people
today, and turned the Indians back In
both ends OF a double-header, Joe
Wood shut out the Clevelands In the
first contest. The score was 70
o. The second game was marked by
Leonards alright twiriing, after an
uncertain start, in which he allowed
the visitors two runs. The Red Sox
gathered six tallies off Cleveiands
twirlers, hitting OPPORTUNITY most OF
the afternoon.
First game:
score NV innines: r. H. E.
600 GOO 600 !
Boston .... 01o GOO OLE o
Batteries: Morton, Jones and
O'Neill, Agan: Wood and Thomas.
Cady. Umpires. Wallace and Con-
molly.
Second game;
Score by innings X. n r..
Cleveland 80, 400 600 00o--2 o
Boston ...... los 600 03s--6 10 0
Batteries: Walker, Hagerman and
Egan: Leonard and Carrigan. UNI
pires. Connolly and Wallace.
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oConnor; IAfitte, Bedlent, Ford and
Blair.
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=. c""tie oHt ana rIscnef
Seaton and Land.
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c. v. WILLIAMS Win
SILVER LOVING CUP
Takes First Honors At West End
Gun Club, With the High
Score OF %.

G. w. williams won the fourth sii-
yer loving cup match of the West End
Gun Club with the good score or 81
A Anderson and Nj. s. Hart were
right up, only one target behind MN.
In the club score John G. Easley set
such a fast pace that four targets was
the nearest Crenshaw and Boyd could
come TO him, and, as for the others.
they simply were not in 1t.
The next silver loving cup match
Will he shot in September, and 1t Is
hoped more men win qualify for han
dicap allowance by shooting twice in
August.
The score:
Loving cup match added bird han
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white sox Victorious.

Washington, Aug Chicago
White Sox finally won q game from
the Senators. grabbing the final con-
test of the series here this afternoon,
to 2, by hitting Gala hard during
the early innings Jim Scott was
very much of a puzzle except In the
seventh inning. when three well
punched singles together with Feisch's
error put over two Washington runs.
Score by innings: X. III. T..
Chicago 80. iO1 500 1905
washington 900 600 300 /
Batteries: Scott and Schaik; Gala,
Shaw, Rice. Harper and Henry. UNI
pires, Nallin and Dineen.
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Bristol, Va. Aug. THE Roanoke
booster party of 120 business men. in
GLIDING merchants. manufacturers.
bankers, etc., after having been roy
ally entertained here, left on their spe-
ciaI train OF Pullman cars for home.
They made stops at Abingdon. Marion.
Wytheville. Pulaski. Radford and
other towns of Southwest Virginia
The delegation was delighted with the
treatment accorded them by the Bris-
toll people through committees from
the Bristol Board of Trade and the
Retail Merchants Association.
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Legs on tho Nowlan and the Western
Cartridge trophy cups were won by
Archer Anderson. Jr.. .'Jno. G. Easlsy.
tlippen. VIM. Rueger, Jr.. and Joe
CrenEhaw.
Points on the T.umsden trophy CUP;
BY Jno. c. Fasley (2p, NJ. ID. Hart %.
W Fl EAnes 10 and 'Jno. r. Anderson
~,
Next shoot Wednesday nth
Professional.
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Tigers Win Both.

Philadelphia. Aug. detroit won
both ends OF a double today
from the Athletics by scores of to
and to g. In the first game. the
Tigers won by better fielding and bet
ter pitching. The second went ten In
nings, and Ty Cobb's hitting and base
running unbalanced Wyckoff's good
pitching.
First game:
Score by innings: Il. ri. Il.
Detroit .... ola goo 001-4
Philadelphia 600 coo coil 4
Batteries: Cevaleski and Stanage;
Fillingim, Bressler and Lapp. Umpires.
Evans and Chill,
Second game:
Score by innings. II. IA. K.
Detroit -. 100 DOL 600 Ia Q .
Philadelphia 600 200 600 0-2 7
Batteries Duhuc and Stanage.
Baker: Wyckoff and Lapp. umpires.
Chill and Evans.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-08
PORTSMOUTH DIVIDES
WITH NORFOLK TARS.
Mary Jane Crew Captures Opening Conflict by Ninth Inning
Rally, While Pirates Get the Verdict in Abbreviated
Contest Called by Agreement in Seventh.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.


Norfolk. S; Portsmouth. tfirst
camel.
Portsmouth. 4; Norfolk. . tsecond
game).
Orphans. 5: Newport News, 4 tfirst
camel.
Orphans. o; Newport News. . (sec-
ond game).
Suffolk. 1; Rocky Mount, 0 (i2 in
nings: first game).
Suffolk, O.: Rocky Mount. 0 (for-
feited; second game).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-08
GOSSIP
Virginians Experience Little Trouble
In Disposing Of the Toronto Leafs

to prevent the opposing players from
pilfering hassocks.
Undaunted by those repeated de-
feats Manager Dunn IL going right
after the opposing team from now on
and nothing less than first division IN
the International League will satisfy
him. During his long career az a
manager In the Class "A ranks. Dun
ME has never finished season out OF
first division and local fans can de-
pend on him to be up with the four
first teams when the curtain In drawn
on the 1916 International League sea-
son. despite the fact that II will take
some little time to get back the many
games that have been lost
1t Is known fact that bad luck has
pursued the Richmond team ever since
the season opened either by injuries
or assertions. Loyal fans will ap-
preciate this and will not let the re-
peated losses recently stop them from
continuing to lend their support to the
virginians.
George Twombly, the former Gin
cinnati outfielder, who Ia now playing
the field for Richmond. has doubtless
added strength to the local outer
garden. He has been fielding well, and
as soon as he regains his batting eye
he will prove terror to the opposing
mound artists In the Barrow circuit
DR.. Yancey Wyatt Ayres. the Hills
willie Hurricane" has demonstrated
during the past few weeks beyond a
shadow of doubt that he 10 one OF
the best hurlers in the American
League, Although 1t took long time
to sink into Manager GrifYith's dome,
the Senator'S leader has at last become
aware of the fact that II the former
Richmond Colt 10 worked regularly he
can win ball games. Doc would work
every day II 6rififth permitted him TO
do 90. He has been winning con-
ststently for Warrington recently ana
the ma jority Of his games have been
shut-out victories. Yancsy 10 also
chipping In with a bingle In practical
ly every game. Keep up the stellar
work. DR.. Yancey Wyatt. your Rich
mond friends are pulling for you.
King Kelley sure has proved his
ability an a manager. He took hold OF
the SUFFOLK Tigers when they were
recognised as the onicial guardians Of
the Virginia League cellar, and
brought them TO the top OF the ladder.
The Jungle Cats ara now putting up Il
stiff tight for honorp In the second
half OF the Virginia League season.
and 1t looks ~ II the Tidewater boys
are going to emareo with th~ wreath
OF victory ad0rnine their bsewa
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Newport News. Aug. 7.--James M.
who, with several of his
is visiting the exposition in
and is making a trip
the West and the Panama
Canal was in the Yellowstone Park re-
Gently when the stage coach was held
up by a bandit.
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CANCER CURED AT THE
KELr.aM HOSPITAL

The record of the Keilam Hos
pital Ia without parallel In his.
tory. having cured without the
use Of the Knife, Acids. x-Ray
or Radium. over ninety per cent
OF the many hundreds OF suffer-
ers from Cancer which IL has
treated during the past eighteen
years. We want every man and
woman in the United States to
know what we are doing. KEEL
LAM HOSPITAL. 1917 w. Main
st.. Richmond. Va.
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{ Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Lynchbura. Va, Aug. Sue Smith.
age thirty-five, was found
dead In her home In Durmid. suburb.
asst night at o'clock. The side OF her
head had been blown off and a shot-
gun was lying by her side. Her,
Ia missing and the police are
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CONNECTION TO SCHEDULE.

Effective Sunday. August 3. trains.
leaving Richmond 500 A. N. and 2.D0l
p. III. will connect ut Orange daily ex-
cept Sunday with Southern Railway
trains for stations between Orange.
warrenton and Washington
Local train from Clifton Forge win
reach Richmond i;lo p. NJ instead Of
1870 p. N. daily except Sunday. after
noon local reaching Richmond 100 r.
NJ. Instead Of T:1o r. NJ. this train beinE
daily from Charlottesville and daily
except Sunday from Thurmond No
change In other trains n
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Reerslta Yesterday.

Baltimore, s: st. Louis. 3,
Newark, 4; Kansas City. (thirteen
innings).
Pittsburg. 8: Buffalo, l first game)
Pittsburg, is; Buffalo. 4 (second
camel.
Brooklyn. 6: Chicago, (flrst
camel.
Chicago, 4: Brooklyn. 2 (second
game).
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Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Norfolk, Va, Aug. 7.--Norfolk and
Portsmouth divided n double-heade
today. the Tars taking the first, to 9,
and the Truckers the second. I to 2.
Both games were loosely played ar
times and counted In the run getting,
st. Martins home run drive In the first
game was feature. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-08
HIRGINIANS DISPLAY
y REVERSAL OF FORM
Richmond Boys Capture Both Games From Toronto Leafs
Showing Real Big League Fom-O 'Donnel, Rich
mond's New Catcher Is a Sensation.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Richmond, 3; Toronto, thrs'
gamel. ,.,e.,,,,a
gamel. AT.
Providence. ;; Buffalo. > tthir-
taen innings. first gane).
Providence, s: Buffalo, tsec-
und camel. A..
Rochester, 9 Jersey city. ) first
game.
.yer~ey CITY. 10; Rochester
tsecond camel
Montreal. y: Harrisburg, thrst
gamel.
Montreal, g. Harrisburg. } sex
.0nd gaine).
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MAJOR LEAGUE.
STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Resulta Yesterday.

Pittsburg. .: Philadelphia, tfirst
gamel.
Pittsburg. 8; Philadelphia, tsec-
ond game).
Chicago. 3; Boston. ?.
New York. 5: Cincinnati, 4.
st. Louis. 6; Brooklyn, 4.
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yIryinians.

III Summary: Three-base hit--Bates.
Bases on balls--Off McTigue J.: of
Morrisette, J. Stolen bases-Gilbert
M4), Wares. Bah. Struck out---By
McTigue, 4 by Morrisstte. .. Dou-
BILE play--Arragon to Crane 10 Jor-
Man. Left on bases--Toronfo. 10.
Richmond, g. T.me--1:40 Empires
Hickman and Brown.