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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-11
Former Merchant
Is Anxious to, Go
With zoo Called

s. 9. Maxim, former local merchant,
who Is one of the men selected 10 fill
the first Qdota OF the third city district,
today appealed to Mike Donnelly to in.
clude him in the call for 200 men for
the coast artillery which was issued by
the government yesterday
II received by blue card October O.
telling me TO hold myself ready for
twenty.four hours notice to report
ready to proceed to the training camp
| sold my business and have been wait
inf ever since" said Maxim today, "and
| want TO go.
please see that ! am sent along in
that 200 Mr. Donnclly" His plea will
be granted II the governor calls on the
third city district for any OF the 20l
men.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-11

NEW YORK.-Do ysu remember
the time when hat was considered
merely IN an embryo state when the
trimming had not been bough, or ap-
plied1
Do you remember when you bought
the foundation with small misgiyings
as to its suitability and expended most
OF yoAr time and money on flowers,
ribbons. quilts and passcmenterie ?
And do you remember when all Of that
kind Of garnishing went out and the
plain hat came int
Those who are students and re-
porters of dress believe that the epoch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-11
Oklahomai1s Will
Have Chance to
Enter Annapolis

WASHINGTON, Dec ll-(SpeciaO
-Congressman Tom d. McKeowu OF
the Fourth district TODAY designated
candidates 10 take the examination for
two appointments to the naval academy
at Annapolis
William Moore Of Shawnee was deS-
ignated principal for the first APPOINT.
ment and Frank Adclbert Ttotter of
Sap,Lpa, George Marshall Roscoe Of
Seminole and Lawrence g. Long OF
Seminole were designated altcrnates in
the order named,
For the second appointment Henry
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-11
House to Debate
National Drouth
on Next Monday

WASHINGTON, Dec. ll-By unani.
nous consent today the house agreed
TO consider on Monday the constitu-
tional amendment for nationwide pro.
hibition. which alreadyshss been passed
by the senate. The judiciary committee
today favorably reported the amend
ment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-11

Dickessou Hun, Of 0kemah was des-
isnsssd principal and Floyd LOvslaee
Of Konaws, James Milton Boatwrisht
Of Pouiotoe and Aubrey Moako Kerr
OF Ada were designated alternateS in
the order named.
The first appointment will be made
on Feb. l9, 1918, and the second Aprh
liz
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-11
Mischievous.

The demagogio effort to break up OF
destroy all busine" merely because It
is big, or because il is prosperous, II
thoroughly mischievous from every
standpoint. The aim should be to IN
courage business and control il; to Sc
care cooperation among all engaged
in the b~sineSs, as far as possible and
to supervise a large-Scale business so
rs to insure its good behavior, but not
to penaIrc it while il renders proper
service. At this moment the govern
mcnt has practically suspended the
Sherman law, and along certain lines
is encouraging business men to do the
very things the Sherman law forbids.--
Leslie's.
The food commission OF, Canada has
lifted the han against oleomargarine
owing to the high cost OF butter, ,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-11
Former Governor
of Texas Freed
of Fraud Charge

, AUSQN, Texas. Dec. lizJudge
James K. Hamilton on motion OF Dis
trict Attorney John Z. Shelton dis
missed all OF the state cases with tlss
exception of those pending against {,
w Woodman, former labor commits
sioner.
The cases dismissed are against For.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-11
Ohio Appeals to
Garfield for Coal
With Shortage On

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. il.-With
below zero weather prevailing, the coal
shortage was so acute in Ohio today
that Gov. James. NJ. Cox tslegraphed
DR.. Harry Garfield, federal fuel ad-
ministrator at Washington, that unless
Ohio people get immediate relief they
will lose confidence in the govern
mcnt."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-11
SAM LoYD'S BRAIN FOOD
-Four Minutes TO Digest This.
Puzzle No. 322.

asked Bill Sykes Il he wanted
10 work and he asked, "Why should
work" ITO earn money" re-
piled. What's the use Of earning
money!" he said. ITO save il up."
] replied. But what do want to
save money ior," he asked. 80
that when YOU grow old YOU can
rest says !, But | am growing
odd o. fast as | wish now" says he,
"and what's the use OF working to
rest when | can begin to rest nowl"
/ failed TO convince him, but got
him 10 contract to just try for thirty
.dayp II i6 shiiings a day, but sup.
uIsied that he would forfeit 20
shiiilnGs for every day he idled At
!. ~ snd Of the month neither owed
~ othss asetking, which convinced
y ujll u IT, folly Of labor Can you
I, "a! n ~ much work Bill Ae-
AnuuSs 70 No. s,i.
y DQA ~ BEER minus BEE
.S1ysisht. isii By sam Loyd)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-11
mef Governor Fervusoa, dlspicn Of .
specisi fund; Charles o. Austin. cons

missioner Of insurance and banking:
John G.. Mckay, former secretary Of
state Churchill J. Bartlett, former sec
rttary of state, Charles L. Stowe, for-
mer superintendent OF buildings and
grounds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-11

Scott Nearing. the expelled college
professor, RECENTLY paid for his antl-war
talk when a Minnesota court fined him
go
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-11

A Glen Coce, N. Y, isweler, about to
close his business, advertised that he ln-
tended to publish a fist OF all his debt
ors The latter quickly paid up.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-11

which ushcred In the untrimmed hat
was a most important one in the de-
veIopment Of women's APPAREL,
France, Of course decided the issue for
herself and tried to force her decree
on the other countries, but America
was stubborn,
The Incoming OF the Plain Hat.
The milliners, trying to keep in step
with high fashion, cajolcd and per-
suaded their customers into accepting
a lew hats which were only shapes,
and which. TO the public, seemed TO
lack any justification for their price.
There was much weeping and wall
ing and gnsshing Of theet Women
had not been educated up TO the ex-
treme consideration which the French
give to the silhouette OF hat; they
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-11
The Incoming Of the Plain Hat.
Wheatland Without
Coal for 6 Weeks

Wheatland, a small community in the
southwestern part Of Oklahoma county
has been without coal for six weeks
now, according to ]. II Johnston, coun-
ty fuel administrator today Able-bod-
led men Of the town have been cutting
timber along the North Canadian river,
which lies few miles south, he said.
This has been the sole fuel supply Of the
place for DAYS. Jones City, northeast Of
Oklahoma City, has had no coal since
Saturday,
Cures Colds In China.
LAXATIVE BROMO QNlNlNE tab
lets remove the cause. r, w GROVES
signature on box, Wc.-AdV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-11

There is q discussion among milliners
as to whether or not trimming
should be revived on hats, and the
question Is not easy to settle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
HANDSOME TROPHIES ARE
OFFERED ALL TRAP SHOOTERS
AMATEUR ind Professional shots Eiiri i
bic for Long Hun Prizes Stnked
by BlS Company.

The pu RON, Long Run Trophy prop
"S'ii"n which proved 50 popular among
'r.tuShOut"rS during 1915 and itlG. viii
DO" continued this year with few
mluOr changes. During tn" operation
OF tAc plan III 1917, an attractive watch
Inh viii be awarded to amateur ana
straight run OF nifty targets or over.
For each additional run OF nifty or
over the shooter will receive bar
Tor attachment 20 his fob. the width
% the bar dependent upon the Length
Of his ran. When an amateur has made
fifteen RUNS 81 titty straight or bet
ter h" il awarded - standard. opcn-f1Cc
seventeenth jewel watch with q twenty
iiVc-y"ar guaranteed case. either lady's
or LcntlcnIan'S model. \ professional
- required TO make twenty-five long
rams in order 10 win one of these tro-
phies
As soon as shooter has made a
sufficient number OF runs TO win, q
another II should he understood. how-
ever. that the Lon" Run Trophy win
ner has the privilege OF taling n"r.
Of the second or third watch which he
During 1917 Instead Of awarding In.
huuter second Long Run Trophy
Son for his sixteenth run. h" viii DO
e.y"n Uair % appr"rriat" and attraC-
'trc cuU links. should he mako sut'i-
ci"ui number OF long runs this year TO
'ntiti" him TO e hiri fob. J." viii h"
t,"o'heT fob. y bar will also he sent
20 tho shooter i'm addition 10 tn" cuff
INKS o. scarf pin To- attachment 10 his
ir.' f"b I shooter has won one
.' ruor" f"hs du"irc 1915 nnd 1916. he
l' not h" "v.H-ia' another on" in
''i7 cur links wiA -" sent him in
t"a1 Of I'll" first foh jle wins this wear.
rud scarf pin in Lieu OF tn" second.
Nh ruling ap"'i"S to amateurs and
e. is undcrat"od Of course. that all
in i,a nm. n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE PLANS
irruits Open ScnSon ON Saturday.
-Four Clubs In i.cngnr and Eighteen
GnDcS 10 he Played.

The withdrawal of the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues and the church
liill Athletic club from the CONNER
cial League has ncccsSitatcd "A complete
change in tn" plans Of that orgauiza-
ton. The league will now consist OF
Highland Park. Paramount. Old Nir-
:lnias and Duplex. and will play AN
eighteen game schedule. the first Of
which VIII hc played on next Saturday
AFTERNOON. This was decided upon AZ a
meeting az th" Commercial League
managers held last night in the Cen
trnl Young Mons Christian Associate ION.
Secretary Campbell WAS appointed n
lp'umitt"" of on" to draw up 4 Sch"d-
h'e of games. This question was not
-e;tlcd until after much discussion on
III" par; OF the managers present
Mcr:cci Martin. a catcher now under
contract with the Paramount club. last
night Was turned over to WhitIock =
pid Nirginias by Acting Manager Har-
PC. Of the t'airmount team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
COL0REO TEAMS ARE READY
FOR EASTER MONDAY GAMES
SirTinia Union VIII Put strong Ninc
III Field ro-niOrrOw AEnluSt lamp
tun-Piny AT IIOyrS Pnrk.

Everything is in readiness for tho
Hampton Union game Tomorrow af-
tcrnoou ~ : o'clock. and II the weather
Is favorable the umpirc's play ball"
will be heard by the larErS; mum Der
of spectators that have ever tlockcd TO
iiovcy Park.
Unions defense is impregnahic. Tho
inhcld. her first line OF defense. sur
passes the most sanruin" hopes Of
the most optimistic tnionitc Taylor
is on duty at the initial sack Ills
record as all-star first bascman FOR
three seasons speaks for itself. Billy
sunday Daniel IL at second. Anything
~ his territory belongs unuuali!icdiy
TO him. Hall is on the corner sack.
ner may get within five yards OF first
base. vet with such terrific speed can
Hall hur the pellet through tho air
that he can nail him every time
iiuclcs is In the midway station. The
h'tbit hc has az picking UP impossible
chances assumes The uncauny.
In the second line Of defense arc
tiv"lv Every man is fast on his feet.
:, sure H"lder and pegs the horsehide
at :. iivolN clip NJ. Johnson will do
the rcrc wing for Union. II IS still
undecided a. 10 who viii assume the
rno"nd duties FOR the home team.
Hrrks aui l"Nri"s seem most lik.lv.
i:"ikS has plenty OF steam. excellent
.rrtrol AN! a wonderful assortment OF
hrnd"rs. lcnrics. the portpaw also is
Daniel second base: Taylor. first
hr"": rnll. third base: jenkins. right
field: Byrd. center field; Johnson.
catcher. iIucl"s. shortstor; johnson.
left field .Irtrrics or Banks, pitcher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
All Amateur Box Scores
rinjed by This Paper

Tor the benefit OF amateur bns~-
h..l ria>er< or Nivhmgnd The
'iiIucA- Di>:'aich nE:iin thi. season
viii print tu.l b.: scores mad re-
rurtr OF thr AMATEUR cannes.
N.Nna"" ro!iti.. ~ the cUnteSt,
also -. . hr prinic;! and score
'h~rt- c:in tc secured for nil games
upon npph"a;ion To the sporting cdi-
;U:.
Hoiirr~. and reports %: SImes
ShDUlG Gr n"nt To Tho !tucs-DlS-
patch Office Ecforc = o'clock OF the
Gay the -HInc Is played.
cot In line. amateurs. File your
notices ard reports early. other
;eGm- are EUin. TO He their reports.
set !nur friends and the other man
ayers know what you are doing
each dny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TIE
Petersburg w"nkcnS In Ninth nnl
Cluster EnunIs Srorc-Arcumcnt
StorS Contest.
fspeeial to The Times. Dispatch

T'IIV'IfT Ut 7 IT. 7 IETIts- t'toPttN J
CLTSTER SPRINGS. VA. April -
Petersburg High school held the con
lu"rors OF John Marshall to a 6-to-6
Il" here this afternoon in game in
which Cluster threw away chance after
chaucc Ia score in almost every inning.
Tim. after time the men took too long
chances and we're thrown out while
threatening to score. The batting fea-
tyr" WAS ~ long three base hit by
smith who was thrown out trying TO
stretch IL into q home run
Petersburg played a good game. es
uccially in the field. holdiG the heavy
hitting hatsmen down until the last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

Cherry Smash and Modern W"cdru"n
OF America, in the Central League, have
the distinction of being the first teams
to engage in Il tie game. These ui'cs
poun,,ed the ball to all corners Of the
lot. and the final score was - t. II
lin favor Of the umpire" as one young
Stcr remarked.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

The game was featured by the bat
ting and pitching OF l.. Doubles. Of tn"
Modern Woodmcu. lie went into the
box with the SmaShcrs eleven counters
to the good but held them wei! in
hand while his team mates battcd LYDIA
all over the lot and cvcnrd the count.
Doubtless batting had Il great deal to
do with it, too. Cooks catch of a line
drive also featured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
Exhibition Games


Special 10 Tn" Times Dispatch
CINCINNATI, Onto April 7--Cleve.
land batted ku"tzer hard in the first.
iour innings OF to-dsy's game. and
won from Cincinnati. 10 ..
Scor" by innings: Ri =
Cleveland lUA2OnGO % N /
Cine funuti q % 600 - + >
batteries. coyelc&kie. Coumbe and
o.N"'l kuet2"r schneider. NUhn aud
M.u@o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

The Sunday School League cc~'ajuly
Put up one grand article of bali yes
tcrday. This league seems to uayc &c
wealth Of good pitching material. "@
only thirty hits We're gathered by TIA"
six clubs in the organizations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

McGuire's University School base
ball min" Will play Wavcrly tomorrow
afternoon ~ Wavcrly, Va. The boys
had planned several games, hU; the
ether SCHOOLS Cancelled tor various Tcd-
sons. 'urccIl, second base; Mary.
FIRST base. Clay shortstop; ingram.
pitcher; smith. lcit Held: Funston. third
base. Miller. center field. Watkins.
catcher SorE. right field. Whi;mpy".
sub; Coach Smith and Manager LeacE
VIII make the Grip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
Amateur Notes
RN "IItI;I'."

Well the boys got off to "a good s'1rt
yesterday afternoon. and TIA, oprulu.
games were played under ideal Weather
conditions. y great deal "i rthu-
siasm was displayed. and IN" boys
were kept on their toes All the time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
PHOTO iMT. Film 5EC

lbs
o abI during
their In ir b,
|unbin"bl"cks In The paths
of the
rn.s he will be
CALDWELL Il , in great
th"rc when he reported IN Ii
al " lie star With
to be
:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

Stockton street and FIRST Baptist
played ~ great game yesterday after
noon at Maurv street diamond. The
hnal score was 10 , in favor OF the
"ir't Baptist team. Tie cont"st was
pitchers battle from beginning to
'uu between Bcuu.r and Walthall. The
FORMER famed fourteen hatsmcn. whiln
TIA" latter caused eleven 20 Wifi tho
air.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
,Iltic.
Totals; 81 rot"l~...,a. s.'nn'

Paramount .....s............ I.0oooO--i2
,;oldc .............. .......... ! g o e. 4
Runs Newell N-wconb O.. Patterson (2,.
Luck CO., August. EngiiIh O.. Green. Hen
'rwo-base hits-H. ncli. August. Newell. Pat
t"rson. England. NcwGouIh. BaSby. Sacrifice
nits-Cirecn. w He'll. Stolen bases ,iuldc.
Kcndlcr "; Bci. koss. r. Bell. Fairm"unt,
Patterson. Luck t2b. Green t2l. Ncwcnml
co, Newell. Double piays-Ncwcli To Pat
tcrson. Hts Henderson. in innings:
off EoSs, 8 In Innings: off Thcdiccli. : ii
innings. T'ascs on balls-by Koss. $: lay
Henderson. Eat;crs hit-by Koss u.uck.
Henderson, Struck out--by Thcdiccl.. !: by
koss. & by Henderson,. s. Wild pitches
'rhcdicck. /: koss. >. Time OF game. two
hours. Umpire" Rshcn. Scorer. Stutz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

MANAGERS Cont and French of the
Tabernacle and Randolph Street teams.
respectively, were very fdNOrably inn
pressed with the showing made by
their teams, and both expect To be up
there lighting hard when the scasoi,
gets M"Il undcr way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

Paramount defeated the ,ioiUc jcdsI
yesterday afternoon on the q. &. 4
yield by the score OF !. to { The
game was featured by the ncld!u- oj
Eng and OF Paramount, and x. iI"l!.
for GoIdc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

Dunn made Il great catch In the first
inning OF the same and doubled ais
man at nrSt base. 'rne catch wAs
made after long run. lie rubUcd
W Woodland Of ~ sure hit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

\ mcctin" Of the Athletic League
viii II" hclI "Wednesday night IN The
s;"r" Of Harris fiippru co. ut S.l.
ir"N. All managers are requested
20 be present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

Kocen's Boosters staged u Swatfcst
against the McGill nine yesterday af-
ternoon OH the Fulton diamond. and
proceeded to pound out twenty runs
against the goose egg for McGill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

Highland Park nosed out "a victory
over the Paramount team in ;n az
hibition game played at Highland
Park. The final score was to o. IN
favor OF the SutUrbanites.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

The hitting Of Miller. Scott and
tlarhv. Of the TiptopS was Il feature
o.: Ia" game between Nodes Tiptops
and tho Robert L. Lees at Oakvood
Clarke ran bases we'll for the TiptopS
while scott did some line hitting for
tn" same team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

Tabernacle viii play the Massey
business College nine tomorrow ar
tcrnoon at BYRD Park at $3.50 o'ClOch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
Tfp-TOps.
Totals. 81 IS 81 IA . Totals % - a IL !

score by Innings n.
S2lass Tar N Gs Berry g. w,Sh.re N.
Scott ca. Crostic CD, a. Bahen. Biount (2),
Gaulding. Garry. t;atoa 81. Longest, Cor
prev. Two base hits-Millcr (2), Corprcw.
Eliei. Clark. Thrce-bas hit Gatcs. Sacr-
ficc hlts-Scott t2). Gaulding. Corprew Gen
try Stolen bases-Eiict (2). Crostlck. MIL
Ter. Blount. Berry ca. .Gau!dins t2l. Gary.
Gates Clark 81 IN mahog and o sS? ,S
in innings; of Iiesan, In : innings.
by Liggan. +. Battors hit-by Iiggan
Derry. Struck out-by Bahen, TO-: by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

Ed i.owcry, manager Of the bupiea
team. ia tn" Comm crciai League. has
completed arrangements Tor a. game 60
10" played tomorrow aftoruoui. ia.
liopcweiI against the Junction team
at tho powder city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

Sncllinpa and Morgan led the Koccn
team IN hitting. The former got three
hitS- out OF six trips to the plate,
while the latter secured three safe
ones out OF five times up. Red Bree-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

Whi;mOrc and Mason engaged in -
hur!cr5 duel which MAS married by
thc nine errors made 10y the raDcr-
nav!c Team. Wnitmorc held randolph
street TO i've hits. while Mason only
alio" cd two OF the laOcriaclc Iunu
to connect safely with the old apple.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

- y, = y To,.Is -, y
sc"r. Y inntns~ Il u l.
second baptist ...... 0o1cOs2a 81.
h"-','t. Ecs ......., c0sp 20 o.
Hlns-N- ''"r7teiH. Brown 60. Sload. Try
ins 'E, H.; MGFarand 90. lea B-.,.-
,'!. tra:rr-, T. Hoping e.. Han Two
M,Se hitS- !s.s-i"y o.. Irving. Mhcfarlanc.
.hrv' '1as" nit Hating. lion" runs
H-o.H. Sacriac" hits-Cai!-ch Stolen b..
,H'ii, H.ctarian: 81. Siedi. Wsu--s,cin
30, IrTinS 90. ii..k. '2l. T. Br,-.u ,.t
,aLUh, Dueau. Wharton. Bed..l. H.ainr
Tale Do"hI" pLaya-iiall to = HaaInr
ttns-"r HAL. . in innings. off B..sl"y, |
IN innings Bases on bali.-hy Hal =. tv
Ell. :; by heAsiey., !: by Bear. 8 IBat-
terS htt-by Bear. i. Hating Dugan B.as-
10y Struck OUT by H.u. :: ny Bcaslcy >.
by Bear, IL wild pitches H-H Left on,
Time OF game. two hours. Umpire Tsiley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

Elicit was the star for the Juniors.
getting four hits ~" certainly had
his batting eye right yesterday, and
was hanmcring them everywhere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

First iSuptlst,
Stockton street

calvary ~ 'FabCrra'l,. 90 Ijyra PARK
h.ndu.'h street ~. Fire. baptist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

stockton street put mp a good game
tEatnSi First Baptist, and Wathnll
hurled bal! that would yin min. times
,ut OF ten. but B"uuer had just Il shade
lie better OF III. ArgMMcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

500" ry iruluEs. n
Modern Wuo4m"Ii...-..... % %. 90 20 b (. b. rs
Cherry Smash ...........-.. 80 .u. / [. g.. De-
Mouney '2l Doubles. Tyson. 4. Douhl,s 80.
bluE 90. Walden 80. Watkins t.I. Wei .-.l
~. Iio.hl.us. NcAIis'.- ar. ,.acry ~
RaSsg ca. Two h,s" hits 4 Doubles. rs.
Son, Hudson. b".lD'. Three .a-. Nit--N al
den Hon" rUus-WHld"n SacgiEn. RS
D"vin" stolen bases Walden. W,i~lg.r ,iI.
fhur.E 60. Has-o, W!at". t5t. watkins
t-'. i'uG. !iochliuE. NcNl.t"r ~ pnunIe
play 'it!k"r Unss>isi"d IIt-om 81 NJ
ist'r ~ innings. uif Au'houy. ir &.
Innings ~ LYDIA, II ia ianing-. 1" hpU-
b!c~. IN iunin-s. Bases on bafIs.uy Nc
Al!-t"r. - b. Anthony, :. 10y I..l-. o.. u,
Doubles. Ba'''rs hi'--hy Double OWLS
ter! Siru,k OUT by McAnsi"r ay rs .t.
Z hy Anthony. I. 10y Doubles. i..fE rr.
bases Modern Woodniar. q. Ch"r-y Sri. $40.
rim. - gam, 2l' empire, Nh Cu,..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

len. th' isoccns FIRST bascman, was
back ia the gam" after having had
d try-"ut with Billy Smith, If the Nir-
siuinua.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

Calvary Baptist aud Randolph street
STAGED dandy gam" ui Eyrd i'ar>.
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second I.,I,ti-t.


VII" ! hy lLssam. rassod ball
VI ',uir', l."v6cs ':ifr" ~ game. $50.
.f..Hr. HICKS. Scorer. .iCCtuc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

Whitlock's old Virginias and bu-
pick played "a corisinG good exhibition
game yesterday afternoon Il, Byrd
i'ark. The duplex nine won by the
score OF 10 =. The contest was fc:,-
tWr"d by the pitching and hitting Of
IlmlMlc COAlt.r. Tor the DuplcN tenn.