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Amusenents



Keep Smiling" which will appear NJ
the AcadernN Tonight. Saturday and
saturday matinee IS described hv the
producers as an Intimate musical 90.
medr. but there is lust q suspicion 81
q revue In its makeup. With a really
understandable plot which has been
written by Bidc Dudley, the we'll known
dramatic writer and humoriSt OF the
New York Evening World the lyrics
nave been provided by Schuyler Green
and numerous musical numbers by Fred
Grant and l. Il. Harness Co. The plot
has 10 do with the efforts OF a shrewd
business man TO dispose OF an un-
profitable suburban hotel. y large COM
pany Of stranded motion picture actors
arc posed as guests. Mattresses mani
Hurist, BARRIERS. portcrs, bell hops. etc.
10 impress prospective buyer. This
or course. gives opportunity for many
spccia!tics and intcrpolated numbers.
and in working out the results Of the
plan. Mr.. Dudley has provided many
surprises.
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FIRST NATIONALS LEAD
INNOCENTS TO SLAUGHTER
Defeat Ncrrhsnts' National Team by
Ihirtecn-to-1'hrrr Score ut
BYRD I'urk.

small. but enthusiastic. assembly
VI ians was present at Byrd Park yes
tcrday and witnessed a heartrendiug
slaughter OF the iunoccnts, when the
First National team swatted out a VIC
tory over the Merchants National lot
tcrs and ran UP a tinal score Of 3 TO 3.
From the hrst indications, tile clash
looked as i. II would be close, bu,
ragged neiding and d condition Of half
hearted support soon developed in the
Merchants linc-uIL The First National
began scoring In the first frame. and
succeeded in sending a trio Of runners
across the place. Hunt flied out to
Walden. Burnette bingled over short
stop and advanced 10 second on Con-
RAIDS sacrifice. Carter hit TO left field
aud Burnett scored. The First Ma
iioual pitcher then stole second. anG
advanced to tiird on a passed ball
Wharton walled. and came in. together
with Garter when cox threw wild to
Ihird.
hftor this the hopes Of the Merchants
assumed a pale. blue color. when the
rf,h rolled around. Conrad walked. and
tailed on Carriers home run. Whar-
and advanced Wharton 80 third, and
bnth runners scored when I.yIc's easy
rs was mun"d by Ruiter. Lyle went
~ ihirh on limits single. and ;allieh
ul, GrUnu's error OF Surncttc's ground
az. Hunt Also scoring.
IN passing. tho pitching OF carter.
II tn" First National team, cannot DC
to" hlrh!y commended. His large
strtEe-"Et last 81 yesterday bears ample
testimony 70 his hurting ability.
Following Is the score
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NJ ork of W omen
OuershadoWs Men
So John Kerr Branch Tells Wo-
mems Committee in Meeting
at Jefferson Hotel.

a, meeting OF all inc womens or
;;auizations OF the Liberty loan com.
nit:cc held in the auditorium OF the
jefferson Hotel yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. all the members pledged re.
ncwed enthusiasm and energy in tho
sale Of Liberty bonds. Mrs George
j. Scay. chairman of the committee.
presided over the meeting. At the open.
ing Of the meeting Alvin n. Smith
led the audience in the singing OF
America
The outstanding feature was tho an.
noUncemcnt of Mrs. Seay tina, the won.
ems committee N the Liberty loan
committees has secured subscriptions
FOR Liberty bonds amounting TO ST.
2G",50c in clevcn dave She further
stated that the Liberty loan booths in
various Institutions in the city will re.
main omen for tho sale Il tho bonds
until the expiration Of the period for
the Liberty lonn drive. which is on
May T.
John Kerr Eranch, chairman OF the
Liberty loan committee. delivered 4
very complirncntarr address Ia The
women. i'm which he said that the work
OF the women by far OverShado:vcd the
work Of the men. lie cardidly stated
that Liberty loan work in Richmond
Was tagging. lnd that the committed
WAS not getting tn" expected results
Saying that the Liberty bond button
waa the civilians unifo! m. he advised
the women TO hold the men up. make
Their, buy n bond wear a button or tax.
vacation.
W. 7. Dabncy announced that ar
engagements had been made for the an
pcarance of women speaKcrs in the
theaters in this city. and that women
solicitors and speakers would appeal
to tho employees in tho various fac
tories in the city for subscriptions to
Liberty bonds.
The total amount OF bonds sold AT
all the booths yesterday was slS.45e.
Tho highest sale yesterday was made
by the booth at Thalhilner's which was
in charge 81 Mrs. +. T. Livingstone.
chairman. Yesterday was Thalhirners
day and $4,000 in Liberty bonds wtro
sold. Cohen COMPANY and Miller &.
fihoads VIII celebrate their day to-
morrow. and J. =. Moshv e Co day
viii be held on April 90?
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FUND TO PROCURE FIGHT
PRACTICALLY ALL PLEDGED
Colonel j. 4. Miller nt minneapolis
Completing Details for Wit
lard-F'uIt0n Meet.

MINNEApOLIS. MINI. April is
Colonel j. &. Miller. promoter Of tho
Willard Fulton iieht. arrived in Mime
arolis to-day to complete arrange
mcntS for the championship night 70
he held July in tho Twin Cities. Raw
-. Archer. Wizards business manager
accompanied him.
Governor Burnpuist has already sir
nIhcd informally that he would not
interfere with the bout, inasmuch as
ten-rouud glove contests arc Legally
permitted in Minnesota under the
state law.
The law. however. does not cover the
point of referees dccis IONS. but mem
bcrs OF the boxing commission. il ia
sara are willing TO suspend the rule
Fulton has just signed a con,rac,
win prominent vaudeville ,.irr,i;
which runs TO June |. according IN
M!kc Collins, his manager
me hSht articles call for hn,b
lighters to be on the ground not less
IMAM four weeks before July To nnisi,
,her framing In the immediate Vi
'init? o. the combat.
-. T.. II. Turgcou. representing ,ho
YIN cities hotel and restaurant men
VINO are contracting TO raise the ucros.
aIF! sum OF money To cover csn.ns.s
OF bringing the fight mere said io.,I.,v
ne $1,000 needed was practically ali
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GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY.
Chicago mt st. Louis.
Iidston at phiIadrlphia
Brooklyn ut New York.
Pittsburgh al CjnrinnRtl
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CINCINNATI TAKES THIRD
CONTEST OF SERIES
Wins Over Pittsburgh in Sensational
Ninth-Inning Batting
Rally.
PIRATES HAD GAME IN SLING
Score Stood g to 8 at End OF Eighth.
but Reds Broke Loose in Last
Half Of Final Frame, Scoring
-Four Runs.

CINCINNATI, April Cincinnati
won the third game Of the series from
PITTSBURGH here o-day Z TO G, in a
sensational ninth-inning batting rally.
Beaten 10 in their last inning, l..
Masee and Roush singled Miller was
taken out and Harmon went into the
box for Pittsburgh. He walked Chase.
aud Griffith hit for two bases. scoring
Mdgcc and Koush. Carlson then went
INTO IN" boN. Nealc hit far into left.
scoring Chase ana Griffith and the
game MAS over with none out IN tie
ninth, MCllwitZ'S !-apiuS one handed
eaten az hard liner Off Ecush's ba,
%as one If he greatest nelding fca-
tBrcS even seen at Rcd nj Ficld. The
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LIBERTY BONDS ARE
SELLING SLOWl Y
continued from First paEcD

.
ers to-day viii be Ordway Fuller. NJ
j. Fulton and John w. Moore, The
committee viii also send a sneaker to
the Academy OF Music tonight.
CITY DEPARTMENT HEADS
no MEET THIS MORNING
Mayor George AinsItc yesterday call
T cd upon all department. heads in tho
city government to attend n general
m"ctin# this morning at II o'clock In
/ the Councii Chamber OF the City Hall
, Al departments Will be organized at
/ this tim" for participation in tho drive.
with John Eorr Branch. chairman or
the local committee. making the prin-
cipal address. Mayor Ainslie will pre-
side over the meeting.
Mr. Branch will also speak at n,on
to-day AZ tho shops OF the Southern
Railway Company in South Richmond
ana eNpccts 20 secure many subscrip.
tons Or. ID. r. Anderson will adj
dress employees OF the W. H. Miles
Shoe Company at 1915 O'Clock this
afternoon.
w II. StanceI. recently apnointcd
manager of the Postal Telegram Com
pany for Richmond. announced ves,er
[ DAY tn" purchase Of sa5 600 OF Lib
"rty Loan bonds by tho Postal Tc,c
/ graph Company through local banks
'''i2cns or Hcnrico County will hold
/ n mass-mcctinE tonight in the Glen
Lea Schooi. which will he presided
over ny state Senator Julien Gum
nc iehfico committee il now active
/ ~ at work and thoroughly canvassinE
tho county. Colorcd citizens OF Rich
/ mona have also arranged a nars
meeting for Tonight. at which \. w
Holmes will sneak.
no committee announced YESTERDAY.
that $500 Of tho 400 emnIorecs :, /,
I INC Richmond branch of the Amori
car Locomotive Works have purchased
bonds subscribing total OF sse.o0o
rms plant, along with others, ia striv-
"s Tor 100 per cent honor list A
campaign was launched yesterday Mt
/ the 7lant OF the Tredegar Iron Works.
PRINCIPALS OF all schools In Rich
mona met yesterday afternoon and
mapped out plans to carry the drive
into tho public schools Of tho civ
The committee also announced th,t
pupils OF the Robert Fulton School will
parade through Fulton this afternoon
a. o'clock
mo committee announced Yesterday
afternoon the honor roll q, those cs-
."o''shm"nts whose employees had
. 80 ~" i"' per cent clubs. Tho lis. is
comprised OF the National State and
CITY Bank, >thc Merchants National
Hank, the Union Bank of Richmond
Thomas Branch & Co. .. II. Berry &
90. the Richmond Trust and Savings
CO.. the Virginia Fire and Marine In
sHrahce Co. and Davenport and Co.
MANY MEETINGS HEING HELD
THROUGHOUT THE STATE
The Virginia state committee an
nounced that many meetings were be-
ing held throughout the State. and
'hat considerable progress was beins
made In the campaign.
Governor George j. Seay OF the Fed
e.ai Reserve Bank. was advised yester-
day afternoon that Alamance County.
\. =. had over subscribed its quota.
and desired its honor nag Another
city 10 win honors was Ra!nelle, Green
hricr County. W. Va
Governor Seay issued an urgent ap-
peal TO The district 10 subscribe TO the
loan. He declared that immediate sub
scriptions were OF vital importance to
the nation. which IS engaged in the
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V. M. |. TEAM LEAVES
ON ITS EASTERN TOUR
viii PLAY William and Mury To-day,
and Saturday VIII Meet
Camp stuart.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch. ]

LEXINGTON. VA April lS.-The V.
III. !. baseball team lefi on its Eastern
trip this morning, playing the first
game of the schedule with William
and Mary College at Williamsburg on
April 10. From Williamsburg the team
viii proceed 10 Newport News, where
il Viii play the Forty-eighth Infantry.
from camp Stuart. on Saturday April
20. Contrary TO custom as we'll a.
schedule. Y. NJ. I. is playing its first
game a.way from home by reason Of
the fact that the game with Hampden-
sidney, scheduled to he played at Lex
ngton OF April II. had TO he Cancelled
OH account of the continued rains to-
gsiher with government inspection
The following Will he the probable
lineup for V. NJ. J.:
McDavid. third base; Sullivan. short
stop; Gibson second base; ,Jernigan.
first base; Marshall. pitcher and center
neld: i.eech, left field: r.. Martin, right
field: H. Thomas. left field: Farlai NIB.
catcher: Bowie pitcher: Cutchins.
catcher; j. Marshall. pitcher: Clary,
pitcher.
The manager OF the V. NJ. |. team
has just closed the contracts FOR a
game with the University Of Virginia.
10 toe played at charlottesville on
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DEATHS.
IlRISTIA

'iikiSTlAN.-Dl"d. nj the Retreat Tor TIC
HiSh ~ .:i5 ".clock Thursday AprI IS
;MhH' MARIA BEltkEI.Ef. widow Of Wi
laiM iry"r christian. She is survived by
FOUR sons and one daughter. George u .
ii"racH B fleming N. John Newton
'hriSt;on and Miss Jeanette Iandonis
Funeral services VIII 10 hold NJ $,
JchnS EpIsconal Church at 2 o'clock SAT-
tkpAf AFTERNOON.
RltiiIAN.--Die Thursday APRIL Is
1915, at Z. NJ. at tho Residence or nor
laughter, Mrs. I T. RIautou ?, North
BAGGHaH, in the ninety second year 81
her age.
Funeral SATURDAY MORNING al II
o'clock from above residence. Interment
in lakewood,
BENERlES-pie Thursday. April Is a..
$50 y. NJ. at the residence Of her urCir
' n beverley; SSi6 y street. RUBY NAY
BEEERI:Er. daughter Of John w Rev
orley and The late Mamie lIamm Beverley
Funeral notice later.
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aISth minstrel. Coming.

On Monday afternoon NJ $50 ocloc K
all traffic VIII he held UP to allow the
minstrel parade OF the 3lSth lnfan-
try. better known as Nirrinia's own
10 pass by. In the evening the gala
social event OF the year Will he held
AZ the Academy OF Music ~hcn Cap
tain S"nius RAYMOND will present his
masterdom minstrel organization for
one performance only Tho proceeds
OF this performance will go TO the rcCi-
mental fund and after buying a Liberty
bond. ono should Immediately make ar
engagements 10 buy seats for this per
fornancc.
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M. H. S. VS.. BENEOICTINE
md Prep school Gnmc OF SEASON
VIII Rc plnyrd Ts-ibay at
Byrd Park.

I'm Marshall High school will meet
|dictinc College this afternoon AT
Park in the second prep school
|, Of the season
Inn Marshall u - said has improved
rrially in her defensive and often
work. and. from all Indications.
give the Catholics a hard rum
b the Two meet Coach KleyeSahl
has altered his batting
r. and expects TO thus increase the
ing front Of his team many per
e affair this afternoon Is scheduled
Ike place AT O'Clock.
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Patriotic Musical Program.

There Will be n patriotic musical
and song service at the Railway Y.
NJ. 6. y. tonight 10 which the public
Is invited. The feature will he the
singing of patriotic songs by Miss
Margaret walker burgess a celebrated
c"htralt" OF Eric, Pa, who is making
a patriotic southern tour. singing for
the soldiers in the camps. Sccrrturv
Porter secured her services for tho
recital Tonight and il is expected that
ii large crowd Will he present There
VIII be no admission charged
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apprentice allowance claimed. Wealth
cloudy: track fast.
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incinii3ti.
None out when winning run scored.
TRatted for Bress!er IN eighth.

Scrr" hy innings: r.
Pittsburgh .. . n-s
Cincinnati ...... y q " o =.
summary RUNS Mollwitz. Carey.
Sicuccl ~, 'u,shaW ~, Groh l.. Ma
gee ~ ii"uSh. Chase 90. Griffith
TWo-base hiis Chase. Griffith. stolen
bases Carey, St"uccl -. Ncaie. cut
shaw Sacrihce nics 'u!> shaw, Mckech-
NE. i'rubI" play -Stcuccl 10 MUliwiiz
Left on s-P!'tsburgh > rinrin-
mai =. First base ON crrors-Pitts-
hurEh. .. Cincinnati. J Bases on ball
on Miller. of Harmon. J.. off Rrcse
Ter . lifs- az Miller. in innings
none out IN ninth, N Harmon. IN
none ori ~ n'n;:D of carlson. tnonc
i;uEs. Of t"Uley. J in inning struck
out-h% Miller. { hy BresSler 8 Win
uinG pitcher. conlcy losing pitcher.
Harmon
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~ the Lyric.

Heading bill az exceptional merit
for the last days Of this wecL mt The
Lyric, Josie Heather. charming Eng
!ish comedionnc. supported by William
casey .Ir, and Bobby Heather. made
n complete hit last night. Set among
four other numbers which are bright
and snappy. the leader tops a bill ,ha,
Is as good rs any seen at the Lyric
for many n day
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mud Mnry Tuned In.

Special TO The Times Dispatch.l
VA. April IS
l everything in fever tension after
twclve-inning battle with the
mond College Spiders. the Indian
ballcrs are ready and determined
rcak their losing streak when they
Igc tho Cadets. from Lexington.
evening on Cary Field The fol
ne day the team journeys to Ash
where they meet the Randolph
III College team in the second
lpionship game Of the season.
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DRIVE DOAK FROM MOUND

ST. LOUIS. April ls.-Doak was
driven from tho mound in tho fourth
inning a to-day's game after three
singles NO triples. THO bases on balls
and an error had given Chicago a lead
Of five runs over ~ Louis The fnai
score VAS 10 (. The visitors added
one IN IN" sixth at Mays expense on
three singles and sacriiice Vaughn
although tritic wild at times was
never in real danger. although in the
ninth laird connected for a home run.
sending IN smith ahead OF him. The
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Looking for Aged M,n.

The police have been asked to find
{. y. Slaughter. SiXty-ninc years old
who was n patient al the Retreat for
the Sick prior I" March -. ana who
was discharged on that date from The
hospital. Relatives In Phoenix. the
home of the aged man. have not heard
from him since his discharge. lie Is
believed to he in Richmond
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WILLARD is HEAVIER
Fortnight of Light Trimming. He
Adds seven Pounds OF
Flesh

lCAGO, April IS.-After two
s OF light training in the Arcade
y" less Willard is astonished to
seven pounds heavier Than
he started. He is working along
", doing some road work. mostly
IS automobile. attacking the pull
and a few short rounds Of boxing.
sill hike 10 Kansas in week.
gallery who watched him box re-
TO give him any sort Of an .. Is.
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Sues Movie stnr for Divorce.

CLEVELAND, April IS.--ln brief
wo-paraGraph petition flied TODAY.
Frederick L.. Lane, OF Cleveland. is
seeking to end his marriage to Mrs.
Ruth McTammany Lane. movie nc-
trcss and former opera singer. better
known as Ruth McTammany She is
now touring Ohio with a film OF her
own, alma. Where Do You Live?"
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iIa,r" de Grace Entries for Frida,

FIrSi rdgc--!uur furiours--W cwOka IL
EsTuiruauN, 10, Auntie. II-; Dunedin. III
Jjaa6Sh i."sry 10 fri.uer. le5 Gas Mast
TIC; Frank shannon. no; Little cote "a,
tolin"ila 100 kercnsky. IlU. Mister Jim
my ~: Lady Nuictiu, !c-. himpalunl
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INDIAN BESIS TIGERS
fRv As.ocla,cd rrc,s-

7 ~ = $ OF. 10 I|fINF- ]
|GN ELAND. April lS-Clcyclaud
|uratcd the American League sea
scrc by defeating Detroit, 10 ..
Opening game. which MAS twice
oncd on account OF rain was
Id to-day through showers C!cvc-
battcd Boland haru. but luck
with him. and niue hits yielded
one run. Erick son. who relieved
vas Wild and his passes and
b error brought about D"troit's
t., Roth hitting triple with the
.uli
|aker trapped u NJ ball in the
inning. and, dancing into sec
base, executed a double PLAY. UNI
cd. tagging Wit. while Ellison
forced. Ty cobb has recovered
his Illness. and probably viii play
;rrou The score:
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II YEARS CHAMPIONS
OK IN FORM YESTERDAY
" Claude Williams Perfect Sup
port, White Sox Shut Out
ST. Louis.
ANS SCALP THE TIGERS
by 0-to-2 Score In Opening
me at Cleveland - WcnthcN
uses Half OF Scheduled Games
&c Called or.
icy Associated prnsa

iCAGU. April! IS.-Ciaude vii
, hacked by perfect support. held
outs TO four scattered hits. while
30 batters punched hits off
my Austin played third for st.
;. today. as Maisel was called
by the death OF his brother. III.
running Of Chicago was II feature,
hasca being pilfered. lhe score:
Int,is
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Caddnck Dcrcnts Tnfulnx

S1OCN CITY. IOWA. April 1S.-Ea r,
{ tidock to-n;eh; defeated Tafalos the
Greek champion mat artist. in straight
rails. The first fan came through
Tho head scissors hold in twenty
minutes, while the second was by ,hc
famous toe hold in five minutes
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Mn.on CIV Climb Geis Ho,ymnn.

~ NsS''' IifT"U TT"sS.I
CINCINNATI, April lS.--Title 10
player Bowman. who last season was
with the Mason City club. of the Cen
ira ~ Soc.hti"n. WAS placed Win mat
club b., majority decision handed
down from the offices Of tho National
HasebSil Commission to-day. The rlsu
was the first that has been tried before
a newly created tribunal of the mem
hers Of the National Comm ssion. tho
sccrctarJ Of tho national association,
and the president Of tho minor LEAGUE
that iS concerned in the controversy
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Cody 10 jain british Cavalry.

WF.STBJ EY. y. ), NpriI lS.-lame -
G. Cody. wealthy polo player OF the
Neadowbrook colony. has closed his
estate and his stable Of thoroughbred
borseS. IL was announced to-day, and
has left to join "A British cavalry unit
Mr.. Cody made several vain efforts to
enlist in the american cavalry. Sur
geCns refused 10 pass him because of
an injury 10 one of his ears, sustained
when he fell from a polo pony two
NCnrS AGO
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Meet SATURDAY..

FARTHMORE. PA, April IS
In Mercer is having busy time
bring his track athletes for their
meet to be Held with Johns Hop
on Swarthmore Field next Satur-
Thus far he has held trials in
loo and 220yard dashcs. Indica :
are that klander and Boughton
represent thu Garnet in the 100
sprint, while Ford and Cornog
in the go
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LEXINGTON. ny. April IS.-Piutt.
the crack thoroughbred owned by Gal
iaghcr Bros, Of this city, WAS killed
To-day in collision with annther
horse at the race track here. Jockey
Dreyer was painfully hurt. Piatt was
valued at $500, and was not insured.
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lrycln nd .

- " = '''' : = -
,ttcd for Bolsnd ia seventh.
ire by innings: r.
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Chicago .......- - o q %
ST. Louis ....... % ~ q o - -
summary Runs Ilollocher Kiiduff.
Deal, hiilifer. Vaughn 90, Smith.
Baird. Cruise, Gouzul,s. Two-hase hits
Cruise Mcrkie Three base hits-
Kildun. iiollocl,r, palette Home
run Baird StvIeu bases Vaughn.
Smith -. Sacrifice Hit Deal. Double
p.ay Howard and liorYsby: loIIo-
che. N.!luff ana " 'rIyIc. Left on bases
Chicago 81 LOUIS, =. First on
errors chicago, ! Bases on balls
OF Vaughn. :: off boaH. > off Howard
. iilS-on Doull, in :; % innings
OF May. IN IS im:.iuss: of Howard
none. in innings. Hi by pitcher
Smith by Vaughn Struck out-hy
Vaughn. by poa" :. Losing pitcher
Doak.
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most colossal struggle OF all ,lm..
The appeal said many sections wcr,
tagging behind and that every effort
should hc cxcrted Ia raise allotment,
without delay. otherwise the d!str.c.
would fail it's quota
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Cnnndiau spriut.r N,u,,,

HALIFAX. y. s, April lS-rrjtz
Schaefer, Of Halifax former amatcir
yard champion Of Canada has been
and is in a hospital at Gamers, accord
ing To adviccs received here to-duv.
Tie was shot through the foot
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CHICAGO. April lS--ManaEcrs CT
the eight clubs in the American As
Sociaton viii meet hero on April 50
ono day before the opening OF tho sea :
son-for conference with the UNI
pres TO decide on plans for STAMPING
outside "spitball" and other freak de-
livcrirs. President Hickey announced
tl-ui.h.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
ALEXAND DER IS CALLED
Must TO with DrnH Quota From How.
ard County. Ncb., on
April 30
IBy Associated Press ]

~ IAUL. NEB.. April lS.-The Off.
cial notice summoninS Grover Aleyan-
der. Chicago National League pitcher
to 20 with the draft quota from How :
ard County. Ncb., to Camp Funston,
April 30 was sent to Chicago by Alex
a nder'S draft board TODAY