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New-York tribune., 1918-06-23
Plan to Draft Irish
In Nowise Abandoned

LONDON, June z2.-The British gov
ernment regards its proposals of Irish
Home Rule and conscription as post
poned, but in nowise abandoned. "The
Times" says 1t understands. Recent
events have convinced the government
that the first business is to establish
law and order, but it's policy is un-
changed.
Viscount French, the Lord Lieuten-
ant, says Dublin dispatch, has ex-
tended his best wishes for the prog
ress of the recruiting campaign to be
undertaken by the recruiting council
of four prominent Irishmen--A. M. Sui
livan, Sir Maurice Dockrell, Captain
Stephen Gwynn and Henry McLaugh
lin.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-23
Mahometans Form
Government in Crime
iBy The Associeted PYe.s,

MOSCOW. June II. - A bours..;
government composed exclustyelv .
Mahometans and headed by All
Ahmet is reported to have been form.,
in the Crimea.
Said Ahmet is pro-Turkish ANA 4,
clined toward a Turkish protectors
He announced that the statu. ~ -
Crimea with regard to Russia hal ~ ).
discussed by Germany, and exus.s..; -.
assurance. that Germany won.a :.
permit Russia to subjugate the Cr;nss. y
or other countries that had been lh.s jii.s'
ated by Germany. ''Ss'
New-York tribune., 1918-06-23
80 Long Range Guns to
Shell Paris, Rumored

PARIS, June 22.--Premier Ciemen-
ceau and Leon Abrani, under secretary
for electives and pensions at the War
Office. had lengthy hearing before
the question of electives.
1t has been widely rumored that the
Germans have placed number, varying
: from eight to thirty, of long range can
non for the bombardmcnt OF Paris.
Several questions were put to Premier
Cleinenceau, most of them concerning
this rumor, but he treated 1t "A idle
1oseip.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-23

prisoners has been determined the Red
Cross sends them individual packages
for their wants, but in the interva
they have to rely on such committees
of prisoners
Supplies for $4,000
In Berne the Rcd Cross has supplies
to maintain $4,000 American prisone re-.
Every week a ten-pound package is sent
to each prisoner on tho lists of the
organization. There is return postal
card in each package, on which the
prisoner is requested to acknowledge
It's receipt Food, clothing, safety
rrazors, shaving brushes, soap, tooth
brushes and paste, handkerchiefs,
smoking materials, pencils and even,
occasionally, candy are Included in
these packages at various times.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-23
u. S. Nurses to Care for
American Soldiers

American soldiers are being placed
under the care OF American nurses as
far as possible, according to letter
from Florence c. Bullard, Of Glen Falls.
N. Y. which was made public yesterday
by the American Fund for French
Wounded.
Miss BulIard had just been trans
ferred from Paris to d French military
hospital just behind the line, in which
wer. many members of New England
division. who had been serving with
the French Her "ward" was in a
hastily converted coal cellar. and was
under constant shellfre.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-23

Recorder Carsten in Hoboken, charged
with speeding an automobile.
When he told the Recorder that he
had received both decorations after
shooting down two German planes. he
was complimented and discharged. He
said that he went to France with the
first expeditonary forces. and had been
lnvalided home as result of a fall, in
which a stay of his machine puncturcd
his lung
New-York tribune., 1918-11-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES
sOCrH PORTO RTCO sUGAR "a.

NoTembef ZOth, l11s-
The Board OF Directors OF South Por,o
Rico Sugar Company has this day declared
the regular quarterly dividend Of 2ss or tha
preferred stock. payable In cash a. the Office
of Messre. william ScheI Company, 40
William Street, New York City pecem-
Der 81. 1918. to stockholders Of record IN
December Is, 1913.
The board has also declared the rsgula,
quarterly dividend Of SEE the comnon
stoGk of the company. payable In dividend
scrip" on December 81. 1918, to stock holders
OK record on December IA. 1875 such ecrip
to be dated December 81 1918 70 be payabls
or December 81. 1921. to bear tnterest AZ
the rate Of ~ per annum. payable serla -sn-
nually, and TO be subject 20 redemption on
any interest day. Such scrip viii bel dis-
tributed to the common stock holders by
Messrs. William Schsil q Company on Do
cembcr 81. 1913
New-York tribune., 1918-11-22
Mail Plan for War Captives

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.--Lettcrs TO
American war prisoners in Germany
should he addressed 10 tho company
and regiment with which they served
before sheir capture. the War Depart
ment announced to-day. Formerly
prisoner of war in Germany" should be
written in the left-hsnd corncr OF the
envelope. Christmas packages may be
sent 20 these men 40 we'll xs to Asar
more fortunate comradeas
New-York tribune., 1918-11-22
AMERICAN POWER q LIGHT %.

lFEW forK-
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND NO. 24
The regular quarterly dividend os on.
the hmar!cAa Power & light Con,rar =.
has been declared, payable December !
1913, to Common stockholders of recSr6 az
the close OF hus.nssx Eoveuoer 2o. Iis
VI. u. AREIN(, Treaz,er.-
New-York tribune., 1918-11-22
READING COMPANY
General Office. R<Adfn1 Teruafxxt

PHILADELPHIA, November 10. l.ls
The Board OF Directors has declared from
the nat tarnirgs g quarterly dividend cf
one per cent. Grsl on the First Preferred
Stock of the Company, 20 be paid ou De-
cernber H. 1913. to stockholders Of RECORD
al the close OF business Novern Der 2e. 1918
Checks viii be mailed 20 stockholdeix who,
have fled dividend orosrs With tie Trcas-
uTer IAY Y. HARE, 9ecretarY
New-York tribune., 1918-11-22
-77--- -
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.

NOTICE rs HEaEsT GIVEN ,rYkasST ~
~ Ann"ei Meeting CT the stookho'6crs =
Y, i" OMAN CITIZEN CORPORA TroSsS vi,
be he'd a, the otice OF the Coarsnx ",
~ Madison. Aysnus, N the Borossh a
YYsnhatssn. ~ an! IL the City and ststs osvS.v
~ oeiooss a. NJ, sor the purpose ~ E..s
ing ing oireetors for the ensuing ysar az -
sas, sas 'rsnsses,on = cush other ousiasSs
Dated New Tcyk. EeveannsF lo' xsfE
MORA NxWEx4xs oesrs11az
New-York tribune., 1918-11-22
mERCENTHALER LINOTYPE co.

a y. q .NOFsKI DFf II, IgIt-
DIVIDEND o.
regular quarterly dividend oe 90 rSv
cent on the capital stocx OF Mergenfh s,ty
Linotype Company win BE paid on D.cer-
ncr 81. 1918. 70 the stockholders OF recor,t
as they nppear at the close Of busI,e&x ~,
Decer'beY :, 1918. The tranefer booIa vii
not be closed "'-
JOS r MACKFy -.r..
New-York tribune., 1918-11-22

PARIS, Nov. 21.--Thcro hss been
notable lowering Of prices here In the
recent past Tho price of grain from
North America has dropped nearly so
per cent.
Wool from South America now costs
$50, the former price.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-22
BORDES's CONDENSED MITE Cc
PrefeTred Stnfk K Ilixidenl ~. es

has been declared on .h. prererrsa .-,.-.1s 80
tnls company. payable december IL. 1sis "a
Ftockhoioers OF record November So. -isrr'
BOOKS 90 not close. ChecKe to be sissG ~
r. d. SEOvys. T-eaeplrr
New-York tribune., 1918-11-22
Record Of Stock and Bond AVERAGES

Pres)
Erratic price changes YESTERDAYS, stock ,nor+
1ahs 'he lowest eDo several houh when an
acVe sens efaced period
the professional element
Wndh paa eadJusmen of existing the weight
One er oerngs was too strength in
the early and intermediate
poets OF less stringent conditions heavy payme
on the fourth Liberty Loan This
apply time funds paucy which lkev to xtend
the years end ~ WA
SPECIFIC reasons accounted for the
shppng metals and
setback OF points, with but slight following announcement
another nconcsIve meeting of the
constant by trade conditions ~
to I points On the constructive which
evnced tar degree Of strength; industa
Steel and former euipmen tobacco the variable
advances these forfeited at the end
Dealings bonds moderate
being slightly
Irregular Old United States unchanged call
New-York tribune., 1918-11-22
Yesterdays Transactions in Listed Stocks

All stocks quoted dollars
is based
year ire hased only on transactions of 100
New-York tribune., 1918-11-22
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no rcsponsi-
hiity for the accuracy authenticity OF curb
market quotations. Transacriono and prices
Thursday were as follows
New-York tribune., 1918-11-22
Bonds
Prices Drop in Paris

'Unllsted. fse'l caaa ger share.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-22

SEX dividend.
dividend pending settlement Of railroad
tDividcnd pending of Railroad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

sweep aside his determination to win
rcnnants.
When President Baker sold Grover
Sns as S Wnta G ph N;nr 70 fans oms
hopes, No; 80 with Moran. "''''
The club owners have q right 10
d" what they want TO do with play
ers. said fa;rtcH, and though me
loss o! our star battery is not going
en- al! battle for the pennant"
Moran * a capable. ail-round base
ball man. He isn't talkativc and he
IS not the kind who makes himself
EU, he applies his baseball knowledge
~ v.y GA. makes 'tsclf I.i; and
he ranks as one OF the most capable
mnrnScrS VINO Fave graduated from
PLAYER ranks 70 a nilo;shir.
Moran is veteran catcher and in
his daT was one Of the greatest and
Sr!drtcst bac.&tcTs i'm the business
lie played with Boston. Chicago and
Philadelphia ana lie topped the roc
ord for catching IN the National
Ills transfer 10 Tie Phillics came
about because o: the fact that tho
cubs had johnny King aud Jimmy
Nrcher, and II was the lucNicst thing
succeeded Rcd Doom as manager OF
thr Phii'ics he ect the chance he had
been waiting for throughout MS base
ball career and he has mado good
successful managers NOT because he
starred rs = catcher hUt because the
average catcher on a big league club
IS ihc most important cog in the
linc-nn At crili"a' moments. He said
81 one time that hc would not be
surprised 10 SEQ the day when every
niG lca., l. clJb would be managed
by veteran catcher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
SPORTING NEWS AT A GLANCE


'Hnton Larsen, national high jump
!hS champion, proved as proficient i'll
othcr events recently at the aviation
camp at Waco. Ten. lie captured the
lo"-yard dash. running broad jump and
running high jump.
The Schoo! Of trapshoo;ing on
Youngs Pier Atlantic CITY. y. j..
opened its third season March 30. Dur
ing its first season SIZE persons Dotro =
njHcd the school. and in 1917 G.OS5
learned to shoe, there
Hingl DESMOND. the colored short
distance runner. is first lieutenant IN
the colored Illinois infantry. DESMOND
at the 1916 conference CHAMPIONSHIP ps
won the qaurtcr mile in the worlds
record time OF 4. % seconds
Colleges in New York and vicinity
are urging a metropolitan intcrcoileci.
atc athletic association. Columbia. COL
leSc of the city OF New York Ford
ham; New York University and stev-
ems have planned a biz track meet for
Ai,rn %.
ale probably fosters more sports
than any other institution in the coun-
lrN IN norma times inc Ni's have la
crosse Io"'nai'' h"aeh'!' yachting.
70" ihE' SW ''nnl ms h"SNethhH; soccer.
= tI"pShoo' '!,S' ~" 80 cot water
80 noS"rN, "''H'I'hs y, .'l"r"S' TRACK
,'.i NV '""a Gun 60
,r,n' ~ in.i,.- NM, ''' ''''' al
i;t,,.. =. ,l,,... - t,,'
in athI.,i, rn,pnc,i,i@n Gov ,r "nr,,,,,.
his third SON. Prince Henry - ,,kn
par, in any events which are hcIJ a,
Elton College or in which Elton mncta
other institutions only recently Elton
held its annual stecplcchase champion
shin, and among the - starters IN the
senior race was Prince Henry lie
made a good race OF /; and finished
ninth. Like al! the rest, tho prince
got q aucl,ir.: in Tie big water hmm
no.,r i GriaI,
wosi y;r.;,i, I,iro,s,,, ,;u
.,, 80. - ~ S'' ,'
,,' "'"N' ."'P"' '"'t' V"St'i'I tip IN i's
history VAIN game al syracuse April
-" FOLLOWING this contest tho team
viii take on Colgate. Army. Dart
mouth Wcsicyau Worccg,Cr Inly
Tordhnm and the NAVY before return
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
NEW YORK WILL WITNESS
GREAT GRAPHING CONTEST
"StrnnElcr" Lewis mud Joe Stcchcr ia
contest Friday Next for Richt
tn Meet tadduck,

NEW YORK. April 20-Th, crap.
piers will be in action again a: Madi.
son Square Garden next Friday night
when Ed. "StranGicr' Lewis. OF Louis.
Vile. Ky. and joe Stecncr the Ne.
hraska Farm Boy" Will meet on the
mat.
Both men raai; among the fore
most III American wrcS;lers and "a
each is due the credit OF having in
vented one OF the most dangerous
holds known to tho wrestling sport
styles OF scissors holds lie serves
th"m 1t carte in scvcra. forms: arm
scissors. leg scissors body sciS-
sorS and his most feared Of ALL tina
double body scissors.
Lewis may we'll he termed Il wrast-
Ter Of one hold as We'll as Stechcr. al
though h" serves his in only one style.
head lock'-that IS. since the official
wrestling world nut tho ban on his
Tins into subm ssioN. However. ha
has the head lock worked out 20 per-
lection and there Is some doubt In
tho minds Of even tho admirers OF
the Farm Boy as to what the effect
viii lie whcn the big EcutuCk IL II
tastcns his visc-lkc grip down on
Joc's somewhat frail skull and cXe-ts
h!s tons" OF pressure
II is tho third meeting OF tho two
championship now claimed BY Earl
Uncle Sam. On both previous oc-
Casions the men wrcstled TO a draw.
The last match they were on The ma;
more than five hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
Sport History

Fielder Jones was one Of the great
cst players VINO ever Cavortcd in The
outcrsardcna fC. any club.
In his hcydav as a player he was
co"sisient Gt,,er and =" c,s irI base @o9
runner as we'll. In addition 10 these
assets tho iielder combined practical
baseball know.cdse With an active
BARN.
lis! us fa,ne as "a p'ayer ana the Eena,
famous White SoT world S champions
OF 100, known 20 :he ,baschaN World
as he .i'.;iGss W9nders' resulted
after he mad retired In 1908 20 80 into
The lumber business IN Seattle, and
he came back as manager OF The ST.
Ills regime n ST. Louis. while not
~ successful As his reign In Chicago,
has been satisfactory 20 Pail Ball.
tho owner OF the Brownies. and the
fielder VIII pilot team IN this years.
American League race tina: can be
looked on as dark horse-a team
trouble for pcnnan; con;enders.
Jones has rebuff; his team almost
completely, and he i, so'Ie 70 make
ncw blood IN the lineup. Ills active
brain and managerial ability should
90 wonders for the Erouns. for ne IS
known as one o. the foxes, managers
IN the game. On one occasion In 81,
Louis. some years ago. one OF FEEDERS
Wh!;" Sox pitchers filled the bases
~ S.io"tU ms fcSoOEcciO.ncSS by
warming I'D all OF his pitchers and
sending fresh man TO the box for
every batter McAlccr tro;,cd out. The
Long years IN baseball have made a
shrewi manager OF Jones. lie seldom
mako deal which turns ou, poorly
70" his cub. and he Is considered a
frca, Judge Of PLAYERS
He started playing professionally IN
me oregon state League as a fielder
and catcher and soon worked his way
into the majo:s. lie led tho American
League as center:icldc- in 1909
1908 and 1905 He was outfeldcr
manager and crptain o! the White SoE
from 1900 TO 1905
Jones was born IN Shinslehousc
Pa. in 1871. His success in both base
ball and commercial cndeavors proves
that he is Il man who does things
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

Frs, raee,.o!l hsf mile,,.Nsnes cook; lo2
Powers, lei a., McTasgarO. siG0 and SO So,
second. N.llic YorN. 'oE 'rroi..cl, $3.50. ,hird.
QUICK stop s.. Quentin. Ia shscra. Mister
Jimmy. hlara. C.,llao and Miida also ran.
Second ,aC"-ahcut two miles khomh. III
(tlcn>. $500 So" and t36c. won; SIXTY .
N"w Haven. $50 ,Forganl. $50. thirt Time,
IL! - March Court. Gloucester. Short Bal
lot. The Carme; and FaGcr also ran
Third rscc--nve and half furicnrs-
George starr. 100 tkummcr(, So 10. $50 and
go. won: ,SSw"c" w. II. 10 tAmGrosel
ILykc,. s. 80. third: Tine, :6S Peerless
COON also ran.
Fourth raoc-Gve and a half furloncs-
King Worth. rs lMoissworthj $3.50. 81 N
and 81 won. Murphy IL Uodr!cuesI. 81 ~
and 500. second; AnaclSasSin. 10" tMe:rlcr)
Hill Indian Chant. lcarus and Mint" H. also
!an
Firth r,c.,,-s'x fnrlong.. Maubori,, liz
Odd i, g. M"TTE e S." and s,so
third T.in". i:i2 i-1. kinr Neptune Start.
ling, Rel Ringer Philippe Cudgcl. Man.
i>,cr 'roi and Iron Cross also ran.
sixth raCc-imiic and seventy yards-rr.u,
$3.50. won: Y"d.iinE, II? ,Ambros.I. sa30
$40 third Tim,a. ~ FFiars. IG ii,' Nae.
beautiful Morn. curi'u". Dcrvish. Senator
Seventh rIcc--mil" and sc"cuty yards
M"nocacy, II. CNleXandcrl. ~. SIC 20 an.
$40. won polina. !"5 tMcrgicri. s, ana
$50, second: Irregular. 10 tRobinaouI, 81 ~
Lou. Stcliar.na. Blue Thistle. Rob Itcdii"i,i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
College Baseball Results
At West Point-Army. 3: Tufts. :.
At hnnapolis-Navy, 4; Georgetown,

At West Point-Army. 3: Tufts. :.
At innapolis-Navy, 4 Georgetown,
AZ New Haven-Dartmouth, o; Yale,
At Newton. Mass.-Ncwton Naval
Reserve, 4: boston College 5.
AZ AIorgantOwn-WCst Virginia,
University Marshall College. rain.
.tt Middletown. Conn.-Wesleyan, 3:
Stevens Institute, J.
AT Troy-Renasselaer Poly, 9; ST.
Lawrence, =.
AZ Watcrville, Mainc-Colby, 81;
Maine University, ..
AT Observation-Disclosures, 3; Pennsyl-
vania University, ..
At Macon. Ga.--Mcrcer. 6: Univer-
s!ty Of Georgia. 0.
NJ Eastcn Pa.-LaFayettc, II; Crs-
nus, =.
At Amhcrst--Amherst. s; worcc.-
ter. >.
At Columbia. S. C.-University Of $.
G, 49, Wake Forest, la.
At Ann Arbor Mich-Univcrsi,y of
Michigan. y; western Reserve. 1.
GIGS. 6: kalamazoo. College,
At New York-.Corneli. G: Columbia
At Middlctown--wcsle .; stew
ems, |.
At ilade!phia-Lchish, 3: pcnna..
At Baltimorc--Johns Hopkins. IL;
Haveriord Ha) College. 8.
At Charleston. S. C.. Camp Jackson,
]; Naval Training Camp. o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
CLEVELAND TAKES FIRST

Cleveland won The opcntro ,.,,c ~
ne series with s.. Louis . 10 j. Nor
.o, was .nvinciblc until the ninth
"Hsh ne lost control IN d pouring
IdlA' -. Louis scoring .is only -,,I,
On double and a single III. Ero,y1Is
men nad the bases nllod Win two on.
nut ,h3rion Stcadicd and struck ON
n.nIh inter Hale, y doubt" by Aiiller
ana passes to Chapman and Sn,ai..r
u.ed III" bases for Cleveland il, Tho
s sHj.rsh j ana later on Wambsganss
%h!E ono run resulted In the goy.-',I
however. the locals scored tHica on /,
.~;nEIe %: NavananGh and doubles nv
turner and Morton. NiIp,-,ai.G
throwing was = f-aiure. S"nro "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
HAMMOND, SOUTH'S STAR
kIIi Re Contender for Pcntnthlon for
.All-ROund College Champion
Nhip Il0nora.

Reports from the University OF the
outh indicate that Hammond. their
liar athlete. is going 10 be n contend
r for pcn,athlon or all-round college
championship honors next week at
relay carnival Ham
bond is showing excellent form in
workouts. His ability as a broad
Jumper. sprin,er and discus thrower
|yas we'll known prior 10 his enter
Hose TO 90 feet and run the high
|urdlcs 10 %. This indicates that
Be has plenty OF speed. and in these
|wo events he will he hard 10 beat.
lie has repeatedly thrown the discus
(ver l2o feet. but in the peqtathlon
E,an only three tries, and he must
bake each throw good. That ac-
|ounts for the rather poor record in
|his event. If Hammond can throw
he discus up 10 his record he should
kin. lie is new at javeiin throwing.
but has thrown 1t over 40 feet. Tho
500 metres is rather long for him.
but he has an easy style. and Coach
Nicholson states that nc Will worry
through this event. which, fortunate
". Is the last on the pentath!on pro-
cram.
In an ordinary year Hammond would
be the favorite, but with Giltillan. OF
Sotrc Dame: Iladdock Of Kansas;
ehea. of Dartmouth. and Rohcson In
he event. the Scwanec athlete will
turned tho winner. The above quintet
Is the best that has ever faced the
Etartcr in an all-round college COM
petition.
r ins pffa@s' Of amy o ana OF Na ,HS
|hips and tho scholastic relays will
also have their followers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
Union Defeat, v. y. I. 7.

The Union Univcraity defcatcd the
Visiting v y. |. I, baseball team Friday
tcrIay on III" homo grounds by tho
score of to , The visitors got away
with .. diving start. but the lucky
seventh did not fail Union, and they
ran up their score TO four tallics in
that frame.
Crowdcr. for tho V. y. I, T.. pitched
hiSn class brand OF bali until tho
seventh. at which time Nc began to
weaken Il. Goodc was tho star for
the visitors and scored both OF their
runcs besides playing great gamo
at third.
liuclcs and Ruckor, OF Union, carried
Off the batting hcnSrs. each securing
4 triple.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
RAIN PUTS k|BOsH ON
EXHIBITIONS OF BALL
Teams Set About ioodily and Gaze
at Watcr-Soakcd Dia-
mOnd.
MAY PLAY HERE On MONDAY
iIampdcn-Sidncy Aggregation Asks
Permission to Remain over for
Contest With Richmond College.
Games Each Day This Week

Our old friend. Jupc piuvius has
asserted himself again ,his week and
has had the satisfaction OF knowing;
that his humble efforts have effcctual-
~ put the kibosh on several exhibit
lions Of bail which promised TO be
the closest and snapp!cst OF any 10
come FOR ii long. long time.
These aforementioned efforts reach
ch climax Yesterday. wh%n the
iiampd"n- Sidney Richmond college
and tho Hopcwcn Battlc-Axc scraps
had 10 be postponed on account OF
bad weather.
The farInvilIc boys came into
town early yesterday morning and
found themselves confronted by one
OF the worst days that has ever made
. fan shake his fist 4, the clouds.
When the team and the string OF
RIOTERS arrived, the sky was gray
and IL had already begun to pour ont
fine dri2zIc. To add 20 this. tho
temperature had taken sudden drop
on Friday night and the cold. biting
Wind gave another stron. indication
tina; the prospects for game Were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
GREAT SPEED Is SHOWN
IN HAVRE DE GRACE RACE
Four FurionS Track Record EuuaIcd
Il! Lewis Garih's Agnes Cook,
in 10 30 Seconds

HARNE III: GRACE. April 20.-I.cw IS
Garth's Cook. by Theodore COOK Top
Ruck. in the lirst race eQualcd the
track record for tie distance, when
she ran four turlopSs in A. 80
seconds ~ the Hartford County track
this afternoon john Powers, from
the brighton stables, Was second. :,
short distance in the rear. rnis WAS
AGnes-couk's third straight win. Tho
Garth family also NEu.cd in tho
stccplcchase, when Ehonh. owned by
Mrs. j NJ Garth. led a good i"Ii Of
Jumpers. George Starr. Il candi te
60 the $1,000 Preakness 10 DC run
a: !'imllco next month. scored his
cc"nd victory III two days by win
ming the third race was :. ! :. ry-
rec s sweep Up II. close contender.
The time l:oS; HAT for the : IL fur
longs was within - seconds Or the
track record Frank Weir's King
Wocth again rewarded mis- hackers by
taking tho four,h even; in handy FASH
ion at . comparatively good price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
KEEP HERZOG DEAL QUIET
Generally believed Former cinnt
Captain Got All lie De-
niandeu,

The Boston and New York clubs
have decided 10 keep secret the terms
under which Charley HcrZog was
tempted into conscNtinE 20 play with
the Boston Braves. Il is supposed
that the player GOT almost everything
ne asked for. and that the New Yori.
club has assumed some OF the respon-
sibility Of meeting iicrzos's demands
Even WIKI thc Giants sharing part
OF tn" burden OF iicrzos's terms. the
the better end OF The deal, for Doyle
looks as IL he would be able 10 hold
down the second base job. while
Barnes looks like the most vaiua BILE
addition Manager McCiraw could have
made TO his pich!ng staff. with Barnes
in shape 20 WORK in these early sea-
son games much OF the pitching bur-
den !s going 20 be lifted from the
shoulders OF McGraw's lame arm
squad.