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The Home news., 1918-11-08
Flow Deeper
Case 1920 Features

Pulls three 14-inch blows any where team can continuously pull one blow.
 2-Most powerful tractor in the 5000 pound class. Delivers IA 7-10 per cent more drawbar horsepower than rated.
 3-Has 4-cylinder Case valve-in- head motor - head removable. Burns kerosene successfully and economically. Efficient air strain CT prevents dust and grit enter ing cylinders. Motor equipped with Sylphon Thermostat to re- tain proper temperature of water surrounding cylinders, thus in sures perfect combustion at all loads.
 4-Cut steel heat treated transmits sion gears, enclosed and running in oil Hyatt Roller Bearings 5-When blowing, all wheels travel on unplowed ground. Combined tire width 32 inches. Abso- lutely-no side draft.
 6-Friction clutch pulley with brake regular equipment. Drives 20x36 Case Thresher with blower, feed CT and grain handler; Case No Is silo filler and other machines requiring similar power. 7-The 10-inch idler can be clutched- in with lever and used as an extra driver.
The Home news., 1918-11-08
RED CROSS NOTICE

We have on hand 400 housewives to make and get out by Nov. 25th. This work is easy and you may take it home with you. Come to the workroom Tuesdays and Fri days. If it is unpleasantly cold, we will just return work taken out, and get more until we can arrange to get a stove and fuel.
 D,,1Y TTTC c
The Home news., 1918-11-08
XMAS PARCELS FOR
 SOLDIERS IN FRANCE

The Red Cross has received and is ready to distribute cartoons to pack your Christ mas presents in to send to France. Present your label from France, get a box and full instructions.
 The committee will distrib- ute boxes in the lobby of the postofice, Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. No packages will be received after Nov. 20.
The Home news., 1918-11-08
WS.S
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Children are likely to get the grip and influenza as grown ups. Foley's Honey and Tar gives quick relief from all kinds of coughs, colds, croup and whooping- cough; covers raw, inf1amed surfaces with healing, soothing coating; clears air passages, checks strangling, choking, coughing. Contains no opiates. Red Cross Drug Go. Adv.
The Home news., 1918-11-08
CARD OF THANKS

Again we wish to express our sincere thanks to those who so willingly came to help us during the illness and death of our loved one. The floral offering will be a sweet memory to us the rest of our lives.
 w. P. MUSGROVE
 AND CHILDREN
 Ply WS.S.-
The Home news., 1918-11-08
How A Salesman Suffered.

R. J. Porter, Sterling, Cal, writes: 'I suffered with a painful, weak back. As a travelling salesman I had to stoop frequently to pick up my grips, and the pain when I strengthened up was awful. I was induced to try Foley Kidney Pills. Relief was inn mediate, Say, they are great" Prompt and tonic. Red Cross Drug Go. Adv.
The Home news., 1918-11-08
WS.S.

MT. Clair c. Carson, who has been with the Burroughs Adding Machine Co.,, Chi cago, H.. has answered a call to the colors. He has receiv- ed a commission as first lieu tenant in the Ordnance Corps and will leave his home in Chicago, about Nov. 6, for Metuchen. N. J. to enter a training school
The Home news., 1918-11-08
WS.S.
That Terrible Backache.

Mrs. c. Hyde, Homestead, Mich, writes: 'I had that terrible backache and tired out feeling, scarcely able to do my work, but find by us- ing Foley Kidney Pills that I soon feel like a new per son." Foley Kidney Pills help the kidneys throw out poisons that cause backache, rheumatic pains and aching joints. Red Cross Drug Go.
 Adv.
The Home news., 1918-11-08
WS.S.

For tombstones and monu- ments, see or write w. N. Dunehew, McCrory, Ark. Adv.2t.
The Home news., 1918-11-08
Buy WS.S.

Richelieu brand of grocer ies at CARSON'S. None better. Adv.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
BOWIE RESULTS

First race-s!N ANA "mc-half furlours-
trest"n Lynn. l!2' OHodrisurHI saTu. $40.
S:.'o, Hrst; Anxiety. l07 tAtkinsolil $i.Go
1852. second; Glory Belle. lO5 IIinpkins, },
Slt:". third. Time. - "a. Surrey I.a,.v
i Lon; Mico Cir, iIishiand Lassic. oWnsa
second il,e-@in!ie and twenty yards
Em"nt. no tnccl. s7.t6. $3.50. $40. hr.,
charles Cann"ii, lo5 ,Moon-yb, s. - S. 20
second; DairuS" - tM6rSlerp. s. So third
Iim". l::th l., piSturher. Matoakn Bos
ton an, Beautiful ka;hryn also ran
Third rncc--nii.c ana twenty yards-Stlr
VI. 10" tMcrBlerlp. SiLG0, $40. $3.50. first:
hi,"Nec. los e 2dEiEne%1. S2.so. 5? 3o scgond
i'hdroah.> ITO iD"yle), S3.tO. third. Time.
40 "a. Dart~orth. odal,squc Thanar
and Free Love also ran
Fourth race--six furlougs-Ghar!ie Ley
decker. l04 tNcAtccl. $3.50 siip. 81 80,
nT+i: Tea CadGy.- H. q. McTaEGariJ y2hO,
$50. second; Cobalt Lass. - Ericsson }.
$3.50. third. Time. 1913 60. Startling,
ta2tain Pay, ron Cross IL. and Avon carey
gncz,. $3.50. $50, sa.io, hrs,: YodriinE.
t:i3 As. Prince :. Pon7io t;arsh sun
Hr"ther Jonathan and Amalganator also
ran.
Sixth racc-mi!e and one cigh,h--All
Smiles II! Niccl. $3.50, $3.50 and S2,io.
iirst; PITT no tMooneyl. 81. S., second
Fairly. ~ hoMder), $3.50: third. Time,
Seventh rHCC--uil" ana twenty yards
q. NJ Miller. ITO D",ninicilJ. SLIGO. $3.50.
sac. htrsi; freia johnson. 100 tMchtccl .
Si.do. 81 so. second: kiimcr. IL niccl.
Sa.lG 'hIrd. Time. l::iI 4-5. Mark q,
tomacho. lIarwoo'l anu I'D oiind also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
TECHS LOSE ANOTHER
Wake Forest Defeat. '. u. :. by Eight
Ia Nothing 10y Brilliant
nattinS.
Lsnccial al Thc Times- p!spalcM.

!Spccial TO The Times Dispatch
WAKE FOREST y c., April C.
Wake Forest found little difficulty in
the curves OF Harvey today.
and by pounding ont eleven hits. while
winston was holding V. l.. !. score
less. again beat the Virginia Techs by
the score OF TO o.
The feature inning for the Baptists
was the eighth. when four runs were
scored on five straight hits, Including
Il long homer by Blanchard. which was
the feature OF the game.
Brooks, of V. l.. l., led his team with
three Of their fine hits. and Holding
starred in tho field and At the bat for
Wake Forest.
Score by innings: Il. II. T..
Wake For. o 3 q o 4 IS IL .
V. =. L....0 . o o o o . % >
batteries: Wake Forcst-WiOston
and blanchard. V. l.. l.-liarveY ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
PENN HAS 1926 RELAY ENTRIES
FOR GREAT ANNUAL CARNIVAL
Program lnrIu,lrS over seventy Events
Tor Two DAYS Attractions ON
Franklin Field.

puH.ApELTHIA Aprn with 325
relax cg'rirs tho management o: Pcnn.S
annual relay carnival. which Will he
ir.d a, i'r.rklm Field tins month. can
u0w complete ljauS for the biz cinccr
r.lH feature Tho program as def
,I.gls announced Yesterday includes
oyC. seventy events ior The ;wD-day
a,,r.eton The program f"r the !irst
do NJ ;n" 1uec. consists OF the fol-
iaWiu. events:
cyH~- vents sprint medley relay
Championship 81 America. distance
,uealey relay championship OF America,
local college championship. pentathlQn
or uN around championship uf .Am.ri-
can colleges 4io-yard hurdle, atty
tgp a.d jump
Military eyrnts-Wa!l scaling, squad
ara escue race, tus!e contest, bayo-
u"; charge race. half mile light march
lag order relay race. medley relay race.
Hish school cvcu;s--H h!ladcl ph!a
rI-h school relay championship. rhila-
delpH.l suburban nigh schoo! relay
rrcparatory school cvents-lnter-
academic y a. OF Philadelphia, relay
,;raumar school events rhilade!-
phip grammar school relay champion
ship, seven class relay races
iarorh.a! school events Phiiadel-
rhia pAvuchiaI school relay champion
SHIP. TWO class relay races.
saturdays events Will be as follows:
college events ue-mi!" relay cham
plonsnlr of America. ,wo-mile relay
championship Of America, four-mile
relay champ onship of America. fresh
ma. "n.-mIIe relay championship OF
America, Middle Atlantic states Con-
ference y. \. one-mile relay champion
SNIP, South Atlantic intercollegiate a.
Preparatory school cveuts-one- mile
class relay races. Special events us
follows. ioo-Nord dash. lo-yard hurdle.
high .pnti. broad jump, pole vault, shot
put, discus. javrlin.
High school "vcnts--Onr- high
achOo' relay championship az .imeIi-
"a. eleven class relay races.
y ouo-miic relay championship. SIX
rrcppratory school relay championship
-: hucricn. Roman Catholic school re-
lay championship, five class relay races.
Military ami naval cv"nts--Onc-
SerNLNn cha.nnionS shin rninN rnUc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
V|R c N IA BARELY WINS
FROM RICHMOND COLLEGE
AZ End OF Ragged Exhibition Fig
urcs Favored Varsity Team,
10 to $.
SPIDERS RALLY IN EIGHTH
Send Five Runners Across Plate,
Tying Score, but Errors Gave
the Game Away-IInight TwirIed
Steadily Throughout Contest.
Especial to The Times-pispa,eh.

Especial TO The Times Dtspatchl
cHARLoTTEsvllLE. w. April G
Tho players on Virsinia's nine today
showed the effects oc staying up late
This week 10 attend the Easter week
oanccs. .>s result. TN Orange and
Blue barely won out over The Richmond
College team. the score standing 10 20
8, after ragged .Nhtbitiou
R!Xcy Jared fairly well uu;l the
eighth frame. when the spiders Jumped
OIL him with both feet sending i've
runners across tn" Dja'r. and tying the
score. After knish, and tyland had
nslcd. PIT; ma. led tho ball 10 the left
field fcnc". sending both runners home
and stopping up 81 second. Miller So
cTns groundcr got away from Mount.
ritt registered. Kuyk's double added
tWo more rams.
Virginia won out in her half of the
eighth. thanks 20 a fumhie by oliver
ond a Wild throw BY Knight divers
riscue gav" G"a'hney lift ana Fay
drew a pass. Rixey scored Gwathmcy
wit; = drive 20 center. captain Manhood
hunted and Knight. picking mp tho ball.
thrc" i over tho hTst bas"mans head
aud tho runs needed 10 win were ;all!ed.
Wi;h one down IN the ninth. Knight
trlpled aud registered on Ryland's
single.
knight twirind steady game and in
edition caught three of Virgin.a's RIM
uors of base. kuyk led with Tie s,icis
TOR the Spiders. getting a timely double
and Two singles. Ills work behind the
hat was also OF q high order; PIT &C
cr9t"d seven chances III big league
sttlc. The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
FAMOUS JOHNNY EVERS'S
ACTIVE CAREER is OVER
Plucky Little Trojan, Long Lending
Light i'm Big I~nEue ball.
NcCOEniEcS Enct.

WACO. TEN. !-prjl s.--.I"hnny Evcra,
thu famous little Trojan. who has been
one Z. the leading lights of baseball,
for many years. has probably closed
his career as an active player This
is not only the belief among the Bos-
ton Red SoX. with whom Evcrs has
been training this spring IN an effort
to rc-establish himself. hut it is the
belief also of the little second base
man himself.
Evcrs was taken very III on ;hc train
from Little Rock TO Dallas. and at
TcSarkaha it was necessary TO hold up
the train while Il doctor was called in
to attend him. lie had fever of TO-
and the doctor told him that his nerves
had again gone back on him. He was
sent I" bed Immediately Upon arriving
at Dallas.
Though he was better tho following.
day n'd may continue on this tour.
lac |ili not play again in the series
and ii is doubtful if he will AXE IN
attempt to remain in baseball. Had
his illness been just a fever caused
by cold. he would not have considered
II the closing mark to his career. Buy
the fact that he is again experiencing
trouble with his nerves and that he is
worn out has indicated TO him that
he is through. He is not DESTROYS OF
attempting TO go further than nature
viii! permit.
Il worked too hard this spring" said
Eve s. Il wanted 10 ret into shape
quickly and also wanted to determine
for myself and the ball club just what
/ could do. And now | feel that |
worked TOO hard nj the beginning and
ann not able To hold up. / haven't the
stamina | had a few years ago and
can't keep UP the pace any longer
| thought was through last year.
but wanted to take one more hing at
ii. ! guess have Served my time
as an active player"
Manager Ed Barrow has been aware
for some time that F.vers would not
lie able TO play regularly this wear
II was because Of tia; belief that he
made tho trade which brought Dave
Shcan to the club from Cincinnati
Shean IS 10 be the regular second
bas.man. But the fact that Evers will
not be able to pla" regularly will not
mean that ne will sever his councc-
ton with the club. II is the intention
Of the Red SoX management, now to
retain him as a coach and use him oc-
caSioaally, perhaps as a utility man
Eu, ENcrs recognizes that at best this
will be his last year in the game un-
lass he should land a managerial berth
where he would not be called on FOR
active service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
HE PLAY THAT I>\OCI>tD
THE PEP our az CONTEST

The play that took The perper out of
!hc contest was in the Nrst inning. Cray
VAS retired whom Amos scooped up his
SrounGcr ana shot i. 20 nrat sieeih
went Out from Charlie strain to Bauer.
And thcn Nixon came 10 Tho pan
Why worry" nurnur"d ,l- local
sympathi2cgs to themselves. with two
men QUIZ" But NlNon cauEh, the ball
on tho nose ana sent i; bounding in tho
direction OF center held The Eptue
Axe gardener. evidently laboriug under
tho Jeius.ou that the runner was en-
route Tor third, shot Tic ball ~ Charlie
Strain, who In turn i'rcw t 20 amos
in an attempt % hea.. NtXon on Bpt
''r!us let the bal! get through hin and
a II scampcred ON rs way To- center
again. the runner WAS mailrg TRACKS,
for third. As soon as he could get his
hands on 'he pellet Tho center fielder
acooped it up ana laced n home ISIS
Judgment. however. was poor ana nc
threw midway between the plate and
third Nixon trotted - and, with Il
grin on MS face, went back 20 t'e
bench
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
Virginia League Magnates Will Decide
Program Monday Night in Petersburg


Norfolk in
reached
1t will be remembered
night however the commission willingness
Il tho poscd
r
ley former of the old circuit aud from
the franchise lie further
ii
such
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
DaSpiIn1l ttSsIIltS.

Al Wake Forest: Wake Forest. s,
Al d Il University of
virginia. 10: Richmond College, s.
Al Richmond: Camp Lee. 4; Battle
Ai New orleans prookiyu-noston
NJ Annapolis: Navy. 3; Fordham
University. g.
~ New Haven: Yale &; Wesleyan. ..
At i;aieigh: tiuilford College. u,
North Carolina Agricultural. . ,ninc-
teen innings. darkness.
~ Grccnviile.'S 5. G. Boston Nationals,
Tannevan, Raglan, hughes and Henry
Monroe. McGraw ana Hannah.
At For; Worth Texas: For, Worth
tTcNnSb League, 10; Chicago Americans
:. Bai;cries-pate ana Wocdall; Benz
and Lynn.
\, Oklahoma City: Cincinnati Ma
,.onais, =; Detroit americans. $, Bat
Erickson. kiIio ana StanaRc.
At Nest Point. y. Y: Army . Eos-
ton College. u.
At Dallas Texas: Dallas. Texas
League. Is; Chicago Americans. Hrgu-
lars. :. Batteries Kinney. Lewis. Will
son and Dowie. C!cotte. l'aber ana
Schaiii.
~ Atlanta. Ca: Davidson College, :.
Oglcthorpc University .
At Jacksonville. Fla: Pittsburgh Ma.
tonals. :; Philadelphia Americans. Z;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Steele Sanders and
schmidt: Geary. Myers ,apd McAvoy.
AT philadelphia: tFouriccn !nnings.t
Swarthmore, U. Pennsylvania. |.
At@Atlan!a: Atlanta, Southern Asso-
citation. 4 Camp Gordon. J. Batteries
Brennan, Englo and riuinich. Fulton
and Scott.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
DOCTORS DOWN PREACHERS
Medical College OF virginia, Takes
Came From RnnhoIph-
Macon.

The Medical College OF Virginia yes
tcrday defeated the randolph Macon
College nine in close contest and
emerged from the fray one only run i'm
the lead. The final score was / 10 3
This was the first game of the sea-
lerizcd by fast hciding and general
snappy playing.
King. the Medico huricr was in
mid-ScaSon form, and was touched for
only four hits. Smith. catcher for Ran
dolDh- Macon. broke his nngcr1 In the
third inning. and Wilkcl was substi-
tutcl in his place.
r Al rJ'i""'hs is inc score by innings
NJ. {. Y. ..........O o . y OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
SPORTING NEWS AT A GLANCE,

y week from Monday the Yankees
open The American League season in
Washington.
Miller Huggins is enjoying the Yam
kees, victories over the Braves down
South.
National League critics all over the
circuit admit that the Giants Will be
Scott Perry is pitching fine bail for
the Athletics ana Connie Mack feels
encouraged If Mack can get even
fairly good pitching, his team may
climb ont OF the cellar.
Eddie Collins is moving swiftly in
the practice games of the White SoX
and probably Will have another big
year
Jill D"ak viii bc worked as often rs
possible by Manager Hendricks of the
Cardinals. vino says Hill is a real iron
man.
Tho great Sislcr is playing in old
time form. He is worth many thous-
ands Of dollars 10 owner Ball, of the
ST. Louis browns. =,
George Whitcman. one of the Oldest
players in the majors, is hitting the
BAH hard for the Red SoX. lie was
said to be more than thirty years of
ago when the Yankees tried him in
1913.
Joe Bush. Of the Red Sox, is starting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07

of we'll. He ought to pitch many win
ming games this year
Matty made wise move when he
landed Pitcher George Foster. The
former fcaneatcr can pitch as we'll as
ever when he feels in the mood. aid
Matty probably will know how to han
die him.
McCraw Will carry more ,pitcbers
than last year. lie doesn't intend Is
be caught mapping again.
President WecGhman declares tina,
the Cubs VIII win The pcnnant lie
said the same thing when he Supplant-
cd Roger Ercsnahan with Joe Tinker
George Whitfield, Of tie rhillcs soon
may realize tina, he doesn't own the
club. President Baker has finally ron,
To the mat with this holdout
Joe Rivers, puGilist. believed hy
many fight fans to have been tho
lose Ybarra" lost or the Tuscanin
fought several times on the pacifjc
coast after the transport was sunk
ii is reported from Los Angeles
a $4,000 purse fora twcnty-round
bout was offered Johnny t:rtlc and
Pete Herman, bantam champion, l,v The
New Orleans y. &.
The New York Jockey Club stewards
have refused licenses TO Jockeys Fran
kie Ecogh. j. Glass, w. Il. Mcintyre and
Charles Martin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
HERZOG REPORTS TO GIANTS
Says He Can't Deal With Boston. which
May Drmand Harness aud
Doyle IsnrIS.

GEEENNIII.E, :. G.. April 6-Char-
u" ierzog has decided 10 drop mcgo-
tiatioDs win The Eoston Braves and
VIII report TO the Giants on their re
turn homo 20 open tn" season Her
zpG. who has been with the Braves
since last Tuesday, announced to-day
mat he had been unable 20 reach any
definite agreement with Perry IIauch-
ton o. Manager Stal!incs, although h"
had done everything III his power to
bring the deal for his transfer to =
satisfactory termination.
StaliinGs waS expected here TO-DAY.
but dad not arrive. II is believed ,hat
he and liaughton will demand tho re-
turn q! Jess Barnes ana Larry Doy!s,
from tho Giants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
HI MYERS WILL FARM
Announces i:mphaticalIy That This Is
His Last Year In Professional
unll.

NEW YORK. Apsil G.-fIi Myers. tho
kooinsS center fielder. will retire from
the diamond At the close of the sea =
son ana devote his entire attention to
Ms siN;y-acrc farm in kenSinSton. o.
lie is :? years Did and has been
Playing ball ten years. Three months
after fiS first professional engagement,
nc Was purchased by the Robins. Dur
ing IN next five seasons he PLAYED in
various irin"r leagues. with the iSrool;
ms hoi.I"S anaoption on his services
INC Robins recalled hiinsin 1914 and
ne tneH ~ mas ncen regular mem
ber Of the team. lie is now one Of tho
Quest PAYERS in point of service on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
FRED TONEY INDICTED
tincinunti Pitcher IL Dc Prosecuted
in Connection With Exemption
Claim.
| nv Associated Press. |

NASHVILLE. TENN. April G.-The
Federal grand jury here to-day return
ell an Indictment against Fred Toncy,
Cincinnati National League Baseball
Club pitcher. charging violation OF the
sclcctivc service law. Toncy recently
was arrested on warrant sworn out
by the district attorneys Office and has
been under bond since. The charges
grew on, of his claims for exemption
on the ground OF dependent relatives
Ills claims included his mother. step
father. Invalid sister, wife. little daugh-
ter and h!vc-ycar old niece. as his de-
pendcutS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
WILL MEET NEXT WEEK
Clubs Represented Arc Toronto huff
fni". BinEhnmton. Rochester. Sy-
racuSc. Jersey City, baltimore.
lEv AsvncIatcI rrcss-l

NEW Y6Rk,. April G-Aftcrsan all.
day session which lasted until a late
hoIr last hight. The promoters OF the
new International Lea Guc adjourned to
nccf again at i:u:falo Thursday. April
II. Al the EufTal" meeting a Schedule"
for the coming baseball season will
he ccn::6trcd and adopted.
Sven clnI :. representing Toronto.
Buffalo. i:"cheStrr. Syracuse. Bng-
!.ainton. Baltimore and Jersey CITY
cn1iIhiis:S have been accepted to league
hershir. Three applications from
Newark for the remaining fra nChisc
were under consideration during the
DAY. hu; Il iS not likely that any award
Will hc made unit! Thursday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
W. :. :. Race Bowie Feature.

F'ON ". EN'E TTACK, April G
The first United states war saving
stamp race 10 be run on the American
tart topped Tia" card today at Bowie
and was captured by Preston I.ynn
owned Dy Archie thinner OF Shcrns
head Fay. y. Y. Joe Rodriguez. the
Sr1niard. had The mount and won as
he pleased all through the HON.
stretch. Anxiety. an outsider. was
second, and GLORY Belle. another !on.,
shot showed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
robson is CHAMPION
Wins North aud south Amateur Golf
Title by Margin OF
One IN.

PINEHuRST, April 6-The North
and South amateur golf championship
tournament was captured to-day by
irving :, Robson. Of Rochester. who
defeated l.. y. Stranahau, OF Toledo.
by the narrow margin OF uD in the
36-holc iinal contest. The score was:
Robson, l63; Stranahan. lGi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
FLETCHER'S NEW IDEA
shows Who Is Captain by Wearing
Military Shoulder straps ON
DinmUuu

DALLAS. TEN. .Apri! cit is not a
bit har'l to determine who Is captain
.! the Giants when McI;raw'S team is
on the reid. for Arthur Fletcher is
roihins ii not entcrpri sing All sorts
OF military pins and insignia are on
sale in the stores III san Antonio. so
Fletcher bought himself a pair Of the
bar decorations for the shoulder straps
81 army captains and pinned them to
the shoulders OF his baseball shirt
They look quite nobby and attracted
considerable attention at the game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
Hill City May Be
in New Circuit

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
NtiIBiIiG. VA, April Dbl
rrctorS CT the Lynchburg iInsebnll
Association, which backed busrlInii
here last spring, decided to-day TO
hc represented ut the meeting In
Petersburg: Monday, looking 10 n
rcfurmaiion of the circuit. l.. ii.
NcNnmr ana Mayor Jester will at
tend. unless advised to the contrary
In the lime.
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urtroit ,yomnu Wins Troph,

pINEHURST. n c.. April G.-Mrs.
! q. Splain. OF Detroit. won the sill
yer foils handicap tournament to-day
against Bogcy. finishing four up. with
a handicap or l6 10 assist. Mrs. Ron
AID II. Barlow. with Il plus four handI-
cap. tied for second prize with Miss
sarah Fowncs. Of Pittsburgh. handi-
raU one.
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Mitchell Wins Over ,r,i,

7, .issOtIatcd prcssl
MlIWAti<El., April G-Ei,chi.
Mitchell. Milwaukee lightweight box
er, scored technical Knockout uynr
Clonic TAFT, OF Canada. Friday night ~,
me eighth round OF a ton round bout
The referee stopped the procccdinr.
I" save Ta!t further punishment