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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-13

Tis 2i,ensfomriii6re fonnen iic,
nidt blr:iber einis iper6en, OF oeal
Batter MueGer BON 4040 Sarriion
apcnue siiattet iperSen ioa. ieins
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an sIbert 4. Jleu.
ling ,n iibertraaen. lie apnlmiiIdre
frben I'D, besbalb on bic staatsteIjr.
ce nit benz erfud,en seipanM, iie mo.
ae eiuen briiten @ann srlieuuca,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-29
AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN HAIR
Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns
Gray, Faded Hair Dark
and Glossy.

Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea
and sulphur. properly compounded.
brings hack the natural color and lustre
10 the HAIR when faded streahed or
gray. Years ago The only way to set
This mixture was 90 make If at home,
which is n,ussy and troublesome.
Nowadays We simply ask ut any drug
store for "Wyeth's Sage and sulphur
compound You VIII get large bottle
~ this old time recipe improved by the
addition OF other ingredients for about
- cents Everybody uses this prepare
iou now because. me- one gam POSSIBLY
eu that you darkened your hair as il
acs ID so naturally and evenly. You
ampen a sponge or soft brush with Il
M draw this through Your hair, taking
one small strand az time by morning
the gray hair disappears. and after am
other application on two. your hair he
comes beautifully dark thick and glosss
and you look years younger Wye5h's
Sage and sulphur Compound is de.
1ghtful toilet requisite It is not i'm.
tended for The cure. gaton or pre-
xention of disoasc-Adv-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-29
Well-KnOWn Inhabitants
Speak of Old Reliable
Herbal Remedy

DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical DiscoV-
cry. the herbal remedy which has had
such a fine reputation for so years, is
endorsed by many welI-known residents
Of Indiana. Every day more and more
people are coming to realize that this
is standard medicine. and is safe to
take lii contains no alcohol or mar
cotics The ingredients arc printed on
the package. It is to be had at every
drug store in the land in either liquid
or tablet form. If not obtainable a
your dealers, send s1.00 to DR.. Pierce.
1nvaIids' Hotel Buffalo y. y. and he
viii mail large package Of tablets.
Mrs Eliza Teeter. who resides at $40
y. Main St Goshen. Ind says. 1t is
now about fifteen years since ! had
wonderful demons tration with Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
was down and out with what my doc
tor pronounced tuberculosis. I had
coughed night and day for q whole year
ana had lost SO much flesh L began 70
look like a walking skeleton Two of
my sisters had died with tuberculosis
and. ] felt certain that my time had
come. too After the doctor gave me
mn. a friend recommended Or. Pierce 5
Golden Medical Discovery TO my hus-
band and We wrote for advice 10 pr.
Pierce's IpYalids' Hotel ina Buffalo. y.
y. The Golden Medical Discovery
gave me- new strength and vitality right
from the start, and in years time
was Just as strong and hardy as ever.
have never suffered with deep hack
ng cough since and it is all Of fifteen
years since | was ut deaths door with
faef
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-29
YOU VIII SOON BE ELIGIBLE EOR DUTY.

As declared new
call between
OF automatcay
Il @ ed
0 he
hen O or Of
hsveh
Of suchre he
pro $ ona1 regi and e units
r al NJ enc vou ntarve Mist ulent
a sufac
be- he ser,ic of
%
that
penalty
q o
and consider
voluntary
ments presidential CONSUMPTION
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-29

time my father determined to make g
business man of me. lie sent me TO q
commercial school. and at intervals /
attended the classes. Most of the time.
though. was suping at the stock the
alter, this. of course. being unknown
to my family. 1t is hard to lead dou-
bic life in a small town. and the dis
covery of mine stirred up a tremen-
firm. but we finally compromised. If
I could prove that | had acting ability
father promised to give his consent to
stage career
q" Showing father proved to he a
big order Ny connection with stage
work for several months consisted
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-29

in acting as wafer boy and usher
and orcc i'm awhile playing supcr. HUt
II stuck and tqalv got a small part.
and the opening night my family sat
in the front row TO see what happened.
After the show father gave ne per
mission to 90 ON with acting and for
some years after dug down in his
pocket 10 finance me.
4 did pretty much of everything On
the speaking stage without startling the
world. and when took up screen work
I began to think that if was to he tie
same story. But The Coward gave mo
my chance. and the public recognition 7
won has repaid me for all the years ]
plugged along.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-29


Bismarck southern
Of intolerabe Valiant
Wild Were TINS
who would accept
a Frenchman's
afronts 1t has lnsujed
and III izens
the emblem OF liberty next Mon
day
V-har will the women think OF h OF
7on+ wa care what vomen
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-29

Is he always as serious a he looks
in these pictures: No. dear girls. he
is not. But Charles Ray has just
signed new contract to star with the
Triangle-Ince- Kay Bee company. and.
being a young man with level head
for business. ne is not taking a chance
on getting the worst of the bargain
Twenty-four years of determined eff
fort to win ont. years filled with more
work than play, have tended to give
Ray a determined expression. His own
story of his rise to fame is interest
ing.
Early in life I secretly decided to
become an actor. About the same
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-29
MEASURING THE DIFFERENCE

tnrtythree despatch issue
winch brought
left the United States
London March 5-The schoo JohnG Mccuouoh
has been captured the charge
sne was taken to Falmouth
Now her rights and ia,
admiralty
no nurde
prize court to be
Judged according govern
The difference between prize court and aopedo
he New YokW
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-29
Ink on OAK.

Ink stains get ingTained on the wood
Of an oak desk in very short time. so
remove them if possible when they are
new. The best way to do it is by put
ting spirits of wine on the marks,
then allowing it to remain for some
time before rubbing off.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-29

THERE being no churches for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
LEXINGTON RESULTS

p,aFmon Ns ,s" $, 81 s'T Tam a;u, IL,
10. tSchcrrcrb. $40. $3.50. scronh: i..nghurnr.
los u.yls"l. g.. third. Time. l:i5 81. Steep. +.
Snnsyin'nR. kinney. Dimitri ana Slccth ais"
ran.
Second rac"--four and orc-haIf iurlnnss-
Ebony. II. tNartinD. Sisap. 500. :, won.
Lady i.ungr.liow. IL Nowpr,lb. $500 ). 10
second: Noon Tide. IL tllicc.:.rI 81 ~ third
iimn. - 81. hlind Rcnuty. Stri'.cs. E,l.
iiicrrma"n Georgia Kelly. Savcs;rS. Sw!f,
Third ra:e--l.cnnarh Hotel Tipndlcan. slN
:urlongs-Mars Cassidy. Ioi G.yicJ $3.50.
SO, out won; King t;"rin. ici tDishm"ni
1880. out. second: lI"thrruoon. 10. Wan
duScnD. out. third. Time. !:if % chalincr,
also ran. tchalmcrS finished second. but
WAS diSqua lin", for fouiingp
Fourth rn""-tam3"n hmndi"+p. mile and
uuaricr-cnion"l Ncnuic II, tcruInrt. sac.
$50. out. won Embroidery ipa iMorriai.
moiyl., "n,. ,hri. rimc, 20! - Me,ii'"
tt"n nlsn
f,f;h racc-cynthinna nurse. four md "n~-
$40. SO wou. Nc.i" Ia. G'@Imaiiy,. sss1.
100. ;hird. Time. - - Sjn"r Pure car
'iliwan2rr. butcher Hoy also ram
sixth rSCc--on" mil"-i;ub licusicy. !Cn
'Murnhyb. $50. ttIo $50 won: Eagle ioc
IShiiing). $40. $40. second syrian l.:
HWnirmmmrn: 20. ,hird Tsn", ~ 90 Lena
~! SIv ~ TarGmmi,c cnd sixteenth Fen
%. CCruinpl. 1910. $ 40 second: Gudcposp.
lio ,N"isGy> 50. laird Tine ii, az
Success. Good Counsel. N.~s Fannie. Fair
criont and liza" Spring also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
PITCHERS. ni:CoRps,

i.ni. Colonel. Shibbcrrcn Nnr,ian crc.t
hill. Torero. J. T. walt High riicr nr",,,is
Expectation Shannon Rive. urI New Haven
slso
Third->ix furlonEs-- pulIux iis ,tsu;wer,
$50 $3.50 SGD, iirst: ricaGurcviilc. III II.
McTbrEsrc. $50. $3.50. aucuud: Ncn.ti.. ltt,
tw. coiliuH,. $3.50 third Zinc i:i7
Madam iipusinnnn. L!t;lr No" MarhaS--l.
Cannon Bridge. S"abcrch aud ~ r;y Sirnt
also ran
.fonr'h sour and a haf turionEs Nir.ini.
fcll. u: tNmbroscl. $3.50. $3.50. $50 iir.t:
Nui"tuL" II tRyany 5! 20 SEQ. second (:
.ir"y Eagle. ils tiiutwclt siSa third,
firnc. 81. y. rritc. WIN Sin rclI Nc
i.ccoliet,c and I'crisourdinc also ren
Ftfth-scnem furlongs Fruit cake. l.c
'bOcrt'. 1870. $40. S..31 nr-t. M.dcert
~ ;McIs,"I, $40 $50 sc.Sgond. ,'.orpu.t,c.
Thyme. rrsciii.. Mullcns Brcsd Winner.
Nisiu'n. Fox rro, and Gold"n Rod also r-n,
S1Sth-int" and sixty yErd a. WoDi X; oI,r,
ig' 81. McTaEEArp. Si5.2b 3t5" -. hrit:
ii.uhork. -: tnu,we'p. g.. 80. >cC"na !:
1919 -. Ali Smiles and Dnmr"s"h -" ran.
Scvcnth--Onc milo Spectre. 81 wv Gnl!InsI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
LNNti!3IRE AND NEMrUItT NEWS
MNI"IL.I: 10 :II:N EN-EK. a Vii: III:

SDcci1' 10 Tho Times Dispatch.
i.NN''li!;t l;G. VA. May a.-Lynch
hGrc aHd NJ Vport News nattIcd TO an
lI-innine u" this afternoon in weather
.d&ntcd for football and on II field too
soft and fct for good baseball. the
itnai SC"rc being to {. Hamilton was
driven from he slab IN the fourth. ana
after that the gam" developed into an
inicnS. southpa" battle, stanley and
Kay being tho pitchers Roth teams
had frequent chances TO score. hut the
needed hit WAS not forthcoming. I'm
rlrc Moran got in bad with the fans by
several bad DECISIONS. and especially
Nc zen he cl b-cd :, decision after =.
"ranglr with the visitors.
Score By innings: Il H. r..
i.$nca5urc .0ru3o oI0oo0--i ,
Newport News
"oa"lo Oonoo--i II 1
Batteries l.. stanley aud Mcneil:
Hamilton. Ray ana Lake. Umpire.
Moran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
COOLERS DEFEAT THE TARS
! ."Trc b.! Eruih! Gives Norfolk only
rat.--t'raham In Dandy
Form.
1 Snecia! IL INC Timrs- piSn.tch,l

7 ID
t'tis.i,SEl re. IA. MAY 5.---o;ra :
hnu vas il. iinc FORM this evening. and
Aortsik Was only able to score one
rt., Il,d would not have EottcU that
- til'r'nu &"uthpaw. Jared badly from
Ia S;.l;. three singles md u hit bats
w"', il TIC fust inning resulting in TWO
rN!ss ;"i TIC Coolers. Two singles ami
another hi, h%t"niam III the second
scored the last run for Petersburg.
S'"ir "N innings: i. II H..
Petersburg .....2 % % o -: :.
Norfolk .,...uoO 100000 Il >
batteries: Graham and Reynolds:
Manila. Tra"k.c and -. Short, TIM
pirc. i.uGuu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
ROCKY MOUNT EASY victim
IuV SI.IEGING TRUCKERS

ISpcCiN 20 The Tinics- Dispntch.
Tul;TSM0;Tl'. VA. May 5.-Rocky
Mount was IN easy victim Ia the Truck
crs to-day, tn" score being 10 10 E.
liomo-ru drives ny Orr and 81 Mar
tin figured jareriS In the scoring. In
nc Si%th III" locals bounced on jarnan
for q string of sltahcs retiring in favor
OF Thois.
Score b:' innings; r. H. T..
Rocky Mount - IO0l 900 - IS O
Portsmouth .u o . . q 10 II q
Batteries; Aarman. Thcis and S,umpf /:
Pearson "nn ponahuc. Umpire, Col
gate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
~" Athletics

MI games in the "a" Boys. ID boys.
and Employed Boys classes last week
were played III Whirlwmd fashion.
were played indoors. Team No =, with
Lynn WcaElcy. Dave Farraeu; and Ed
ward W"odtin captains forged ahead in
me ~ EoN* League. while teams Nos.
ana " tied for second place
squad 30. u still maintaining the
ic"d IN the II Boys League. and
squad NO. ouE'ed Squad No. out of
second place. Marked changes took
rlacc IN the standing Of tho Employed
lt0!S lie" que. Squad No. 3, with Lewis
Zoos and Mortimer Kennedy captains.
mas forged TO the front in this league.
Wlth squad No pressing closely in
second place. A;
STANDING sf TENNIS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

cmctnnat: .S n h" q u % g i.
chiCsso .................p . a.,
SUMMARY l.TrorS- Mcrkle Deal lifts
on Schneider, ir - Innings OF lien
sr;N IN ~ .nat"s ie;i on neses-, IN.
W9liss; #"ider. rtRvH rhreY.tsyc hit
Schneider Sacrifice hIiS-itEhn Elliot.
Siu,cu bnscS--Dv;L 4.Icr 90 Woitcr. Bascs
az hails.-VT oChMo:u.r, !; oG i>n,taeG. !.
struck oHi--hy Sch.o elder, g. by .\iur,i -.
3 lii 10y p.tvh,r--ny Schneider ,M.r.>tG,.
Double play --irui - Shc.u 10 chpsc: III
Iinc. l.i+
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

Richmond College won the champion
snip or the Eastern Virginia lntcrcol-
,eeiate Athletic Association yesterday
nitcrnoon when Knight banged on; i,
mt IN the ninth frame Of the game
against liampdcu- Sidney. Scoring Mil
Ter With the winning run. II Was "a
:oTEin& game throughout and Coach
b"rnicr said aftcrward that he WAS en-
TREY SAtiSiird with the game put up
10y his Tigers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
NENCOMB tGtiN AMATEUR
TRANSPORTING CHAMPION

MEM YORK. May 5.-Char!cs II.
%ewcomh; Of the Independence Gun
!luo. Philadelphia. amateur trapShoot-
lug champion Of lola. again won tho
nationn! title to-day nj Tr1vcrs Island
leading u field Of 100 competitors with
a score OF -. %, l9l out OF 200 clay
targets,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

egcs have awakened TO the fact tina,
hey acted too hastily in declaring off
al intercollegiate athletics. following
the declaration tha, state or war
%Nis,rd: Internal competition has been
and individual entries for hastily re-
arranged schedules are being advo-
Gated TO rectify the situation created
by the iirs, burst OF patriotism.
Fred {. Smoderass. outneldcr Of the
hoston National League Club. has been
announced at the clubs Offices recently.
Snoderass went To the Braves from tho
New H, York National League team in
I!lh His contract which called for
$4,000 II your. 1t is said expired this
year. and. rather than sign AT lower
figure. he decided TO 60 into the auto
moo'ie business in Los Angeles.
Golf stories are. as rule. caviare TO
the general public. hu, one associated
perhaps. 10 he rescued from Oblivion.
He had bacu putting in some rakinG
drives on the course which he frequent,
~ adorns. and OH the journey home"
he met a fellow member. with whom
a match. lie chidcd him for pleas
urc long delayed and received the un-
cNpcctcd reply that it seemed impos
siDlc TO arrange meeting in this
world. oh. very we'll" he answered;
let us make it the first engagement
when We nice, OF the plains or heaven"
joindcr OF his friend. rs he passed on:
You would have the advantage of nc
FROM your better knowledge OF the
course" To tho evident regret of the
distinguished cleric an obvious rctort
escaped him-'lu that event. perhaps
We could arrange homc-and- home
matches"
Eastern League maanatcs n II meet
ing i'll Springfield. Mass. the other day
adopted the playing schedule for the
scason. including. ~ games. The sea-
son viii open ON May 10. Changes IN
tile hy-law.. made to conform with the
organization OF an cight-tcam circuit
were accepted. Bonds also were post cd
Elk. deer ana mountain sheep arc
RAPIDLY increasing. according to Walter
u. Frazer. Colorados game and fish
commissioner.
Mir. Frazer says that the antelope is
the only game animal not showing n
really satisfactory increase. The nd-
vent of the auto and the arrival of :,
large number Of homcstcadcrs are
working decided hardship on these
animals.
Gay Garner. AN American jockey. has
returned from Italy, after riding sixty
three races at Parioli racctracl< out
side Rome. for Frank Turner an Amer
lean owner. Garner won twcntv-twn
races and finished in the money every
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
PIMLTCO RESULTS

First r"'"-.fuur and hair furlunss RiiI
nnAvnG,i"n. icv tWMNonf: si'.ac. $40, .fso
second. Porlia lat ttSiNphrlil. 81 10 th!ri
Time. rs Doub!n MARY. Wise Old Home
stead Shittv SADIE. iu"uit.. H. nud Sweet
N8r"u"r!ic also rau
S"'ond.tw2 Iirynaor. ~ Drank
NM. Itl'p. go. Sl1 -. first. Boil. -, .y,t,
Mnwr. ~. Bushi sl3..o. $40 second: b
LliMhl.r. lai iknMmnnAL s.. 90 lhLrn lin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
wOODnEltItY rOWESr HI.ANiiS
AUGUSTA MlBIfiNI tCADEMN

Snccial To The Times Dispatch.
WOODEERRY FOREST. VA. May d
.---Woodbcrry Forest shut out Augusta
Military Academy in their annual base
bali game played here to-day Wood
berry made six runs. hits and > cr-
errors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
WHITE s0x SHUT OUT
K00B, OF ST. LOUIS, HOLDS
OPPONENTS TO SINGLE HIT
Ntshcrp's Error Places Austin on
Second. while Sisters Hit scores
Him With Winnin:. Tally.

ST LOUIS. May 5.--Koob bested ci-
cote in Il pitching duel to-day. allow
ing hut one hit -. Louis shut Chicago
out. 10 0. 81. Louis got it's run in
the sixth. Austin roin. TO second when
i:iabcrS dropped his NY. and scoring on
SiaEle by sister. The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
HENDRIX IS POUNDED
CINCINNATI TAKES GAME
ON FlRST-INNING BlNGLES
ti6ridEr RerinccS lIcudri, for Chicago
mud nurls GOoH Cumr-Wcathcr
Prevents Others.

CHICAGO. May 5,---tincinuau hit
Hendrix hard i'm the first inning to- day.
and easily won tho inal game of the
series, 20 \. .>ldridee. who replaced
iicudriN. pitched good game. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

The positive announcement that
tiomer Baker has retired from the
cindcr path :or good and AL because
or an Injury TO his leg which lac re-
cclFcu Il month ago. removes from
American track athletics one Of the
most striking and ut the same time.
unique figures that ever won II ma
lonai championship.
Baker FIRST became known TO fame In
1919. when he Won the national half
mile championship. but the greatest
glory came in the following year. when
he won the English half-milc chnin-
pionship in better than minutes 90
seconds. and then. returning 10 this
country. captured the American cham
pionship in practically the same time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

Score by innings: u.
Chicago ................o q %
st. Louis. 800. % g -
Summary: ErrurS-E. Collins. Hisb. rg , "a :
van. Tw"t's" h;t--Marsans Sacrifice hit
Johnson Bases on bails-oH Eoob. ': or
Cicot:e. . Struck out-bv Koch. .. by
,icottc g. Double piays-koob to Iohnsn
TO Sislcr; Austin 10 johnson. Cmpir.s
evans and Nallin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

Prospects are tNat the tIcrmitunr
country club members will get into
their new home now within ten DAYS
The permanent links already are about
,e"dE Iof play. and work on ,h.. rIub-
house practically is complete The
Srounds viii be among the most bc:,,i-
tiiul IN the South when completed and
the links anu courts well IN to tho
standard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

Women OF the Country Club OF Nir-
Shia VIII continue their spring sub
scription handicap golf touru:tn.- MT this
week. II the weather man permits The
second round ana the consultations. as
wcii as the finals are yet to he staged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

Billy probably has his hands full car
!nS Tor the transportation OF the club.
the hotel accommodations and the gate
returns. as we'll az directing the team
on the field. Business Manager Hap
Jones was not sent with the club, and
is sojournng At home this month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

Announcements made i'll other citi les
are to the effect that the Richmond
club is 10 be strengthened sUmcw hat.
nut the ioc;ll cub officials. have made
no official announcement concernins
he additions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

The coppcrs called :; halt OH this hence
The other subtcrfusc. Jack knows his
human nature as we'll as his ball play
crs Who would not buy a score card
Tor four bits To see game on an of
sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
Handicap Statistics


Year. NdS. Score
IDD8-NushNilie. Tenn. 40
entries. Won by q.
g.. Spencer ......... 20 0S
i9n1-Richmond. Va. So
cuIrtcs. Won by a..
=. Mrtarty ....... - 81
i0nS - Birmin,.han,. Ala.
tIE entries. Won by
George h.. Lyon. -. ~ ~
Ign:h-NnxhriIic. Tenn, i.1
entries. WUU by y.
O.. 1Odds ...... rs ~
iDi0-COiunbts. Ia, i2S
entries. W on by
jesse y. Young. $50. .. ia
iDiI--ChnrIo,tc. y. G.. 100
cntrIrS. Won by ".
a. LnSlIc ..... 10 NJ
IDI:-t Oiumb bus. tn.. IU5
cntrir Won by
\H~sp Cute ..... 10 N3
IDI3 - hontHomcry. Ala.
80 entries. Won by
T.. u. .JucrS. . 10 93
IpIt--itnnnOkc. Va. 183 en-
tries. Won by =. r..
i9I3-Ncmphis. Tenn, iiS
entries. Won by W.
~. t0rllrnMc . 10 %;
tai6-MemphfS. Tenn. liz
entries. Won by T..
4. Koch . 10 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
Random Musings Of Sports
Bl MONTY.

EtchmondS first week on the road
could not be termed Il glowing success.
.or. what With a couple Of disastrous
defeats and the worst OF inclemcnt
weather. Billy Smith has been placed
considerably at disadvantage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

Charlie liglcr. National League un-
pre-. was ready for Il try at the trenches
IN FRANCE. but II twisted finger. bun.cd
w IN - ball game years ago. has caused
his rejection RipIer believes many
na!i players Will be barred because thcy
havo damaged mitts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06


The remarkable exhibition of high
Inmping 10y Charles larsen. OF Brigham
Dung University. Salt Lake City. at
the PENNSYLVANIA relay NEE, convinced
me critical followers OF this particu-
i;ir branch OF field athletics thai Amer
Ia ~ soon 70 have II new worlds record
hoider in this event After clearing
rect 3-S inches in easy fashion Lar
sen went out for a new record with the
,nlfu Try he cleared the bar with fully
an inch TO spare. but just touched the
cross piece With his elbow. The jar
MAS Safitcicnt to finally jor.lr the bar
oT the pegs. but the leap Slowed The
spectators that tie young athlete from
Ian mas II in him To clear the stick
perfcci. and conforms with the strict
cS, requirements of both tho y ~ l..
would not Inc surprising if ON dry fast
turf and under proper weather and
s s,s, lG, r"ndiiions The new jumping
feet eight or better
The latest scmiotIicial baseball record
book shows that twcnty-thrcc leagues
classified from \ 10 u. started the pres
cnt season. This is one loss than tho
liSt of "a year ago. In 1915 the number
the records show that forty three
'ehsucs were in operation.
University Of PENNSYLVANIA under
graduates and alumni were extremely
nic1scd with tho showing made by the
t'ed and Blue athletes under the coach
lnS OF LAWSON Robertson at tho Penn
SylNanin Relay Carnival. Tho Pcnnsyl-
yahln ,ra"k team is expected To be "a
decided factor in intercollegiate games
under tohor;Son'S ira lining when col
lecr athletics are renewed after the
war.
college athletic managers rcport that
TIE idea Of intcrmural anor,s has failed
10 take the place Of iu,ercollcciatc con
tests. aud that there arc few students
reporting for such games or training
.ompricn' Judges Of pugilism. who
nav" witnessed tho various bouts OF
recent months In which Fred Fulton
Jim Corey. Cart Norris aud Frank Mo.
ran have participated. appcur to he a
unit in The opinion that Champion VIII
inrdS title is not in danger None of
IN" quartet has shown boxing skill
"nnai 10 mat nosscsscd by tho cham
lion. NIth the possible exception OF
Morris. Willard Is easily Snpcrior 1,
nnN1i""i strength. and has demonstrate
go aht'itv 10 stand punishment with
les. discomfort and confusion of MIR
pose than any or the four lcadjn. con