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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

work in the army. The period for
infantry regiments amounts TO hut two
mouths FOR ths first training and then
two or thrc" weeks each year in pr:,c-
ticc and rifle shooting. Each citizen
keeps in his home his military rifle and
his uniform and acccS scricS SO that
the place of meeting complcte / =
equipped for military duty. lie is re-
Spoushlc for the condition OF his rife
and outnt and must soc that they are
kept In perfect condition.
The Swiss system IL tho most demo-
cratic military system in the world fo,
the simple reason that in Switzerland
every man Is first ~ citizen and sec
ondlN q soldier and no man. unless
physically incapacitatpd. can perform
inc duties OF a citizen unless he haas
done the required military work.
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~" Athletics

For several reasons it has been dc
leagues OF the Junior department. At AN
early date. The r. Eoys will finish
their league on MONDAY. while tho ~
ioys and Employed Boys Will bring
their leagues to a close on Wednesday
june G.
Employed Boys.
intense rivalry IL being displaved
hot"een the teams in this league pur-
ing the last week The games were the
hotties, and most closely contested
"ince the league began. CAPTAINS
Lewis Fons and Mortimer Kennedy. of
Squad No. 2. gathered in the Creates,
number Of points: Ralph r;cthel aud
William McWhorter. captains Of Saua Il
No. ,. We're a close second while
Jerome Finkofsliy aud &. g. Grnen
captains OF Squad No. l. and Norris
Eoldstein and Phil Wann. captains Of
Squad No. {. were not many points in
the rear.
Owing TO the fact that Squads Nos
and eoi such a start on the other
two squads. i; being decided TO ter
inmate this league Juno 6. tho cap
iains have agreed TO even up the stand :
inc of the squads AS below. and con
cede the squad winning the most
points on; of the next round. or the
end OF the league. champions This
VIII give the squads Il chance to meet
each other just once. There Will
surely be some dust raised in these
last games. The squads VIII line UP
against each other next Wednesday,
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StIu'iinc "f Teams.
I-tly.I Nv J'h Bows
CRAFTSMANSHIP AND ABILITY
TO CARE FOR ARMS NEEDED
Both Arc E:sseutiats for Dcvr1nrmcut
OF Preparedness tdep-SwisS Syn
ten Strongly Advocated.

u seems obvious that tho ability to
use any given piece Of machinery
and to use it propcrIy--Is quite as
necessary as TO have possession OF the
machinery. II YOU nrssent q man wi;h
an automobile truck 50 tina, he Will
he able TO help YOU solve your trans
portation problems. the truck and its
owner are absolutely useless until he
has been given adequate lessons in how
to operate it and take care Of IL,
lust at present everybody is think
ing and taiiSin- about national pre-
paredness. Drilling ciasscs,:rc being
organized AMI equipped and from the
amount Of enthusiasm displaycd. very
satisfactory results viii "ertainl" he
obtained. Training IN riHc shooting
naturally goes hand in hand with the
manual arms and camp a II it;ttion.
The National Rifle Association has
for years hocn preaching tho gospel
o{ Workmanship RS an aid to national
preparedness. and ii viii he glad 10
lend a helping hand to any orGaniza-
ton desiring to take IN rife shooting
uuder standard military conditions.
Home defense leagues can hc organ
lied as y. n. \. affiliated clubs ard
thereby secure the privilege 70" it's
Nom hcrs OF shooting for the rcEuia-
ton marx snau. sharp shooters and cX-
pert pu:llitica atoms.
The Swiss system % military train
nC H. one that is recommended for
adortion Tor this Couu;r,' aud It num-
hers among its supporters. large num-
hers or mon who have given much
thought 10 III" subject In Switzer-
land cvery rlan capahle Of military
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
FAMOUS WHITE: RIBi,ON
HORSE: FALLS no DEATH

PORTLAND. ORE. May 2S.--"rak ina
Pete" * dead. This most famous OF
Western packhorses which for twcnty
years had borne loads for thousands
Of tourists aud the government over
Wild trails and passes in the Cascade
Mountains. fell over Il clin recently and
was Killed.
Pete" had AN overdeveloped sense
Of smell. II ia declared by his owner
and SubStantiatcd by many others that
II ever so small "A bottle OF intoXicat =
inS liquor were packed in his pack
Pete" would detect the smell and kick
and buck until the liquor was removed
lie positively refused to pack booze
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evening as follows: SQUAD No. ".
Sruad "" :. squad No. vs. squad


III" noys.
The race in thS League is pretty
close squad No iS in the lead and
squads Nos. and 3 are lied for see
"nd place. only eleven points behind
hrst place. FONTS were secured as fol
lows the last week: squad No. !. 80
points squad No l. ~ poin,s; Squad
No. :. 81 points. SaGad No. ), Is points.
~" Hoys.
Games were played in this League
only on Wednesday, of the past week.
owing 20 the captains MOI being along
on tn" "Trip TO Seven Pines, where the
class w"S conducted saturday. regular
LEAGUE games We're not played The
race in This league FOR first place is be-
tween Teams Nos. : and 3. The former
Is Just ono gam" ahead OF the latter.
Team No. |. caDtaiucd by Warren
RundlcE. Wslh"r Booth and Lee WI
liamS. made Things pretty lively for
Team No. :. C"r;ained by John Muir
ply. Stuar; Weinhrun aud Herbert
Hutchinson. Winning in vollcyhall aud
tying them in baseball. Team No. s.
captained ny Francis Williams. Hiram
Mckee and andrew ErigEs. nlaycd
Team No ,. ~Rntnincd ny LYNN Weak
ley. David FarraGUt and Edward Wood :
I'm. TO :, s;andst:l in hoth vollcyhall
and h1SpSDli
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

lightfully cool and comfortable,
and they'll double the enjoy
ment Of your sport coat and the
dance-$5.00, $500 and $500.
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WoodaIi & Quarics.


Score Ivy innings: II
Wo"dsll * rueri.s a a 90
cherry Smash ....-... I - as
summary '.rrcrs--sma R;l"y ca.
S'Gert Winter 90. Two bas- hits--Aiar-
hAld. Thrcc.heas .hit,-Kuyt Stolen h,scr
i,SScewe,i Ead%; Ida Base. on bsi.-hy
Ellsy. 4. hN Mariconi :. Umpire, Scott
81 : Kelam Yesterday lost 20 tho McGirr
Miro ~ he score al 70 :. Se,iain showed
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Ralph C;r""nicaf. tn" srYcrtror- Yea rot,
nochct billiard star. probably VIII ne th'
nrTt "hSil"ngs~ FOR tn" IN impion ship now
hold ny Frank Tateraki, OF SYRACUSE. y Y
Grc"n,caf whose home Is IN Monmouth. n.
SHOW. proniss. in n" oplnion 81 OK
rcrts. than any other ro"kst billiard play"
who ras broken tnto tho .am~ IN Years
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on bails-.on wsldeauer. /: on Joinr. o
Eaters hi,.-by wnldbauer tMilior)).
Strnch out by wsdbau~r. s: by Jolltu. 10
Passed halls-i.eihs. LEI, on bas-s- His /,
go. Umpire. Morgan
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Fir-t napiisl.


Ernrc D! .nn.nEt: n
r. berusce ............ 2 4 r q q . n :;
First Tisr;:s. .........n q : -
S,.;rmar,: Frrors-N.st. priddv. I.ovslac,.
c"rt". T. Hsss. Ttller. Jwcns. Two base hits
-l.ivessy. Meties. Sacrifice hits-Sparro~.
stolen bases-lIyr,ay a.. Snare -. Mar
low ga, Nest g.. Smith 90. Nyc or, Mickies
60 TriddE Hsruum. Witt. '1or.. pouhi"
riayS-Smith "a tiIesay Vest 10 I..veSay.
H;ls-on Smith. ! In innings: IN whit
moro, iu innings. Rsses ON bsli.-hy
nitciuor'. :: 70. tlr'iiey, !: nv Smith I.
Sat.crs hit-hy Whi;emorn. . Cv.si Mar
low Struck out-h, smith. ~. by white
turrs. g, WIN pitches-N h!inn,orc. Left
nu basos-Fir,, Bsptis; :: Tabernacle. 4
.'i~'" II e'nS 80" aour- ttrr'r'. Nc
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ii:.s--oH Rear. Z" in inninss. or Gentry.
IN innings. oil IhCtdicI In 4 Innings.
,,~scs on o-ll. by rhe,dscA. !. by Bo4r |.
i,atters hit-by Roar. .. Struck out by
Thcidcca. 10: by Boar. 5: ny Gentry. 4. Wild
ritches--iirar. >. Hay. !; Gentry. |. Sl"dd, !.
l'mpir~ Bahen.
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ATHLETIC LEAGUE


Eoide. II second Ia artist, :
ramcl.
Noldr's Tin roa.. II: chrsspe,k.s. : Cs.c-
ond Kam.b.
Fsirniouat 6, Rober. r. Lac. Jr. T.
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SECOND GAME.


Score b. innings: Il.
Highland Fark 49,. o 6--3
Duplex ................ q q a -
Summary: Errors Hpalc. Anderson. john.
Thompson t2b. rNn-ba so hits-uowI~n. Mon
roe" rhrc"-nasr hits BcasIey. Sacrifice hit?
Lowry. Lawrence. i.e'hs Stolen la srS
r"h. Carter. Iowr%. Double pia yS-- Dow,ien.
urams:stch: smithera to H"aslcy: Monroe 10
hau"r. T. nr Joiiin :. Pa:terS hi.-by
Wrldbaucr. tCariorb: h% JOHN. T.owryD.
struck out-hy Waldbaue-. 6: 10y Jolin. :.
Passed hail i:easicy. Lett on bas..-iiiEh-
land Isrk. 3: Duplex. :. Time. l:3a. Cm
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standing OF Clubs.
Where They pInr \,

Where They Play NeIt Saturday.
thcsapeakes ~. Gulde Fyri Park
Robert T.. Lees Second BAPTIST, az
Ga wood.
IucN Field.
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SECOND GAME.


Nour TIp Tops .... . (, iii
Chesapeake ......... - a. :,
summary: Errors-ral'"y. Graves ,"i.
Floyd. rrostic. Eachol. Two-bass hits--Atr-
Che. wade. 'rhre' base hitsCrostic tg,.
Graves HON" runS-w- P.hAu
Sacrifice hits-w B~hcn tucker 1aI Dahn
Herr stolen basss--isopard. BcII Tucker.
Ha."s on balls-br Bah.n :: Ly Wood l.
Ba'te-s nit-by Hah"r. tBsasicvp struck
vut-by Bahcn. ! by Dshn, >. n, Wood :;
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Old Virgin


Srorr ~ INNING: r.
Old IirE.nas ...... 4 q I'll
Fa'rnount ........... .
SUMMARY: Errors-Jsnhins Cp. Lizsau
20. lone, NurnaiIg. -. Martin. Alien ~.
rw"-bas@ hit'--r"rdle,or t2). wooda r'i. Nun
.!ii.. i;oo';rnEn. Gentry. HON" ~un- Akorr
stolen hshes-''anepa Alright az. Gcntry.
VI. Marin: D"uple plsrS-Nuraill. to Mar-
an: EunH'l. 10 AkhTs. struck out --hv Al
lon. 2: ~ Goodman. > Bases on balis--nH
hilsr. 8: on Gpoh'uai. :. I'>s7e' haliy-N.
"-rtir. Inning oltrhel-bS Goodman.
iit'e off Goodman -: of Can.pa. a. of
Allen. u. Umpire. U.r.y. Time. 90
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Total ~ 20 Totait....7i II L. :; y
N,orH ~ ,nninet: II
Gcl,ic :......., ......7 % Iii
SumrlaTN: Errors - Waiiersten. Hacfar-
,.nc Sisdd: X Bell. Hay. Coleman Two
n2s" hits.- oAchham. Anderson t@,. i.iEsan.
Hs!, NCFarl+ne. Sledd. Irving stolen bases
r Nri ~. Coleman, y. R.iI- 81. Hav
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FIRST GAME.
krrrn's. No'lrrr WAC
Total. .. ~ y To,.iS..ci ,
Cook hated for WanEiebor.

-S"oT. hF inn'nES: r.
49, Y - y =
Woodm~1 ........ . n--s
S,rn;nary. Errors-Cl.rk. WOOD Cuar'..
Tyson. rwo-h,s" hils-Sharp. Rro,dan. WI
,inmE rhrr".bsss hits B-oc"-i'i. Sacrifice
hlts-S,noiIinEs stoi,.m has. snRrr. Nor
inn'nrs- 90 W-n|ioh"rE. - in inning
Ha''S ~ h-'i7--b. Eph!i-cr. ;. by Wsn:ic-
hrrE. { struck "ui-hy gobir,cn. =; ~
"snEiennrc. !. Umpire. Mir TUfoy
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Srcr" by inninEt: r
Fulton Bsrtist ......n n /
SUMMARY Errors-E. Rice. jngle< a..
Clarke 90. Cross 81. wo-shrfn. F,u- anil
Gunr.ns Two.bass h,t-p Dunn. Ghittum.
Home runs-Bsvr &. 'rimmorE Sacrifice
h!,,-1nsl"-. Ma+on. Irf.id ry-Cu-n 'nir-.
s:o!en bases. T!mmons t2i- 'h!t,nm.
nsuIhiert IA. 5terrctt. Haur/ Double
rnYr-C. Rice 10 Cic-h. knight Il Mason 30
'hittu1l Stru,k uut--o" Mas r. ;. hr Stsr-
rot. 6. DaF- IN De'In--hy Mason ,: o. S;.r-
-",i. 6. HI, h,. pi,cher-bY c;err"t,. ! Cum
pi,@Ssd u" Msvor.D = +, s,,rr-,,. .. 'iiti.S
~ Mason. .: of St.-r.;t. :. left on bsae:-
Futon. 3. Randolph Street. ;. Umpire. SIR.
IlGrE,it- Tinle cf I2imc. Two hours
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FaIrp,oiipt.


Paramount ........n - oHG
n r. Ice. Jrs ........ . i u
SUMMARY: Errors i'ozc ~. N.ccomb
E"ttons. Corprew. TNo-bss hit.-Se ~
comb, Newell 90. Luck. Ro.c ~, rhr"s-
D,ss hits--f.u"t. Home ruu--Dnosty stolen
10 z-Pars1sy ~. Dr"s,y jordan Euscs %
oaiis-ry Bottom l: pv rorarev / Ii,,ters
h!t-by Luck Struck nut--hy Bottoms 5. by
C,prrr"w. ). VIA pit, nos Bo,icms. I'm SIR.
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SECOND GAME.


Sore by innings. r.
Wcolnen ............- an
,Sn,u'nary Error sh,rr: Cistk.; Harris
sharp. walton. stolen H-Brodsr.ch.
KEN: touaIles Douhic s-SnslirRs 10
sre:den. H'ts-ot Walton . IN innings:
IN H.s,sr. in innings. Bases on balls
BY alton o; By hester: Hat;ers hit-hy
walton .Wil'iamSi. Struck out--Ay Wal
ton. =: hy Hester. ) Umpire. Mr. Foley
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
lin.iilIs NrsierdaN

vondaN Z. ouar!os {. cherry Smash :
f"re''s BCort"rS. .; Modern V DojirSn. (
Tr-r rn;n.I
hoc"p', Boot,ar>. 5: Modern roodm.n
s'"rud game.
.icGH. l. a. &. E.I,ar. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

Totals - . a'.s II 'rot.ls.s2 | IN II
'Lawrc1c" out, hunt foul ,hird STRIKE. Two
nut when winning run WAS Scorrd
-Bstted Tor Thompson in tenth
nupiex '....' . q o u OF
Highland Fark ~ y o Il q Il
. summary; Er-ors-Dukc. Monroe. Stolen
bnses-.Crosslcy. Smithors ~. Duke. Bases
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Standing Of Clubs.
Wherc Th-y rlny Nc1i saturda,

rMI'h'h |hrfl's ''. iic'itll IT byrd
Mod'ra w"orinrn vs. y g SAlian at
,.,h'rrs >msrh "a hcc"na Boos;,-> =,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

Smith mas uc,n hurting great bail for
F-irs, Bapiit' ami ~ tho last tNr.r - u1's.
hss Only walked ono man. Smith srn g"H
nor make Manager iiEhG'l couple ~
cA.LG
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
Results S'esteriia,
Standing of Clubs.

l'irs; Baptist. .: Tabernacle. >.
Stockton. street. Il: calvary. S
Randolph street.. II: Fulton, I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

marked improvement over their showing
In the precious games.
Score by innint.: n,
4. q. Eellam ........... u q ~
McGiil .............. 80. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

Taylor .!ol'in ami Zoe Waidbauar Scrs
tho opposing hrrtrr.. and riShi nnhiy did
boil perform. pYc allowed foIir hits. white
JOHN held the DuplcN boys 80 three seat
tered b!n-l"E.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

Iuhu,ton- The Ruostct- catcher. r7- In
iurcd whom M ed nom" Win tne winning
run IN ire s'>ih inning, ana had 90 be
carried from IN" h"ih.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

First n.?tir. won another yo,tcrfi> $. and
the other team in tho sunday Srhno!
Lee -uc had hotter stop hon. .! Nau3rsr
Hlghf.Ts ,..m "ll he way ahead pr":y
soon.
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Stockton street.

otHTE ilN inNlDH-. r
stockton Street. ......2 7 -
Calvary .............. / q u . q n <
snmmary Error, Moor. ~. R.ichsr.
Two oaS" nj Gentry. Thomas. NrC-uIcr
Morris Thee cssr h.;--srni:h Home run,
,-rH"nias; V.uKnn. Sacrifice hi'-Nci-on
Sacrifice hy--WFithall Graves Stolen ba Sos
lone. 90. Thoml' 2D. Selson ~. Gen,rv
81. Graves. Whit. Johnspn Hts-oE
S!niiN. 10 lN - t11i'SS; OH Vndou. in
- inning n.se. on balls-hv waithaii
z: ~ Smith T. h: Moore I: by Nsdor !
Brtterr h!,--by waI;hsu 2 6Noore. SIC.
Grnl'r,: by Smith. lwaI;hsli!: by vsitn
J iiuncsb S,-uct oft - Waithall hv
Smith. 2: hy Walden. Z. Passed bsils-w hit.
/. Eoolsctf.r. :. Umpire. KIDD
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Thu fans great: surprised when
Umpire Morgan announced that Joi.H nGI
W.idhaucc would b' TN" "prOsinS hurlers
in the second contest. JOHN lost this
,-st by : 4" ! score. ia, 4, waE SOM
contest. md tn, fris lot tho park wei
satisfied with the Two games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

walton pitchsi another two-h'' game 80, +.
,,!Gay afternoon for IN. Roo.taT-. and nsd
III. Mod,rn N"aim"r - nj. n"r,r inrodSn J.
ou' He tsnn'd uiu' m"G- "his - ~"
th.rd time this sastun that r. MAJ hura"d
:. ,wo.hit game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
Amateur Notes
by "PIti;I'."

BY "PI,EP."
Highland r"rl stepped In" onward march
taking The hfs gam" Of the doubt" header
tours ihis scasSn Tho c"@tS'i Mas -" not Won
Until, the tenth iram". whr Pros Snoi,on.
III to rrntcr field 'ni Brought cr"ssl"y
with tho onis run Of tho game.
Taylor lorin ami Doc waidb.u4r ~crs
both n:rforn, n%c allowed four hits. willis
JOHN held the DuplcN boys 80 thrc. seat
tered b!nSl"r.
Umpire T Morgan snhoun.5h ina, IN = Jon!n anil i
Waidhauor would 10 Tn" "Nrosins hurlers
son,cs - md IN, fSi'S lon Tho T"rh VII
satisfied with inc Two game.
chGesy L.Io. ,,prh, 'olT in ho'n Yn,"sr;
IN ""T n.y. ,nrGaEnG eaSn son,%s br tor
Duplca ais" put ~ nl'" S*ne
it, iimsap aaG H., H. ,cno '' od nsM :%Grep
s sa,urnas =, tn tn hs "I" of h' ID vir.
.ini.s.
na Sng of H. ;yn %eS IT, MI. s.""
acor ,ro,s. ,ho last y.nr carved III" High
land i'arh team - 'n"n"e"f
un!e.. i2me ~, n ,ne ,H5rs .aaa% nc
"' xoi iSs @,," ioG. en- n h "G al" !"
prcslacnt NoiNmnrn'- circuit m" ny.
SSh oc 'g :a E; te i 81! as >Sr Fn.,
graded ho,h game. % double ,h"ad"r
ng!'S 81. S .sa, {. c"~ oo,ts s'" o,r;a .a
,ei.nrs,'d b.: 'noHirr u "am" run
waiton glsh,a sno'her ,Mo.h., s,,5s ~ ~.
.
..I . MG Ms f.Nne nt,,, mo-. nj, !. re
,hrd time MI. aaston thai r. hss hura"d
Iohns,9n- nc lRo9s,e,. caalleh,,r: 80 In:
run in thr st,th inninz ana hAd TO be
earrt.d from m n"in.
firs, n.a,i-, won -no,hcr ye,,erd~y 3. and
lie. -uo had nc;,tr s,on hem. o. Manar,r
Hlshf.rs IAN wlll be way ahe,a pr":ty
soon.
y s% a.p n. y s @" Fl, Ia. S2 , o1 :. f.:
hss orly wa,ced an" man; smith ann Res
GOO good dsSendstc ho-ler+ =, both ,Ts eor..
ms good mon.
N1T s.p, r1 On RI ,n}9a ''ss '' nan ''r
vii f1 aIs2 4n,uOIs.he.d@fr' ' At osE-ooi.
stockton stree, cer,stni, han is eyes or
tS.,hrcc hts.
lieNqry, wA,te suh HOGS gen'ry gla;. -.
m'r caught graf snn'. NA'l" the !''i"-
stole
..io T2r 7.a . t,} /, 81 ss sn fe n ns2
and hoiding
litter made noe -,se o: dri's 'rcr
cinrHts not
Manss.r woonrd II T7hsrnac,s h.-
signed owen srd Cagdl~, in "r"rr 70
strengthen his club
rhrr. team, Gclde ~oldes rip.Tops and
rairmount ~" 100 Tor hrs' place IN ia"
heade- from tho t'ncsap,.k"s GciI.'> Vie
tory shovel second baptst into :ourth
i'sce.
Hoz, HeyeH ana Luck l~d nc Fsr'novnt
team III HUNG
ones,y OF l,a.sproun,. iand"d on ~ ,er
nid.d n. team IN d"fes,inS Robert L
sc. jH-
. y'n'sF Fie an ii 's 1,s '"'' 81" r'@
uort,r, ryrlci rood nsil FOR Paramount
yesterday. striking Out "i=hl 'ncn
n'nso nyar. meu~ser q eo@. +. moi
~ h.s p!z;cvs. '!rrhpm. itgrsD and Rci
arr too YONG ~ % ennscrirt"d sTh ~ g.
Kosher .r' ~ I'd emit th"v wl! no. ",tr
i'"l Tho nre"sc from -" drrtL Get u!
c.eIdc Z. fa.r ;cutn. int. ,hare ami N.
hnys 1ro hitting the nall som" hiHr aatu
trsr" dalt fiiS team wili rs.r watching
from SOW ou