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81, IN ne line Of percentages. did vo,
,,r mink that nine which b,s ias,
al Ina won none should he accrndi,
fac, Win me standing OF 1000. It's n
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You Need Not
Suffer from Catarrh

constant use for over nifty years. will
drive the catarrhal poisons out OF your
blood. purifying and strengthening IT,
so II VIII carry viGor and health 10 the
mucous membranes on its journeys
through your body and nature vii!
soon restore YOU TO health You Will
he relieved OF the droppings Of mucous
In your throat, sores in nostrils bad
breath. hawking and splitting.
All reputable druggists carry s & &
IN stock and we recommend you give
1t a trial Immediately
The chief medical adviser OF the
Company Will chocrfully answer all
letters on the subject. There is no
chargc for the medical advice Adj
dress Swift Specific Company. 49, Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga-Adv.
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BELMONT RESULTS

Ftrst race five furlonga- Keen J.nc. 100
5Wiiliamis1 J.: e" /, . to ! ana , To- : frsi
PiEe"n 100 tEphinsnnb. 10 l. 3 TO / and
go. T.? second. Lite, cote. iI2 tMcT%atr".
., SECONDS '"mnlaudcr. Lady Davis Mag.
lster. harmon. NiucSw copper NAV wnr,h
INC desert. Frances Starr also ran
Srconu race about two m!I"s-S Sinner
: 20 . mrs. Syoss"r, loo .uowcrsD. : T." l..
q ana "v"n. second, shannon River a.;
as sing Simon. Ncpcn,an, iii" carimc,'
80 iar"n; ."t Lord. Garter. SiNty.Four
FAIL? ih.r fh ISL t'anh 9'pay also ran,
Jyn,c". 10" N-Etc). to ]. 1" ana , TO
.. irst; Shivcstra, ITO fRownub. 10 :
% dnI !" .. second. lima Frank IFS
mrii RIM /" iuis t. "rn even, mira.
rntr "and. Elnnhart. Little Devil. Mary
Fourth rae. sax furlongs - Sands Of
Pleasure. III ncakD, 10 j. :. TO : and
I" ana 10 D. second, Startling, 10
Time. 1913 80 King worth. Greek LIZ
end Green cold. cavam hoy also ran.
,fiith rac"---pn" mile Ilittcrgold. IIg
I.yk%lo - !" ;. even and . 10 s.. FIRST: Dor
70 |, second. Entiladc. III tI,uxton) 10
TO !. 20 aud /" ). third. Time. | :..J 3. !,
Snhr Dragon. Or".tcs. Hand Grenade
S|MarG Dealer. Gloomy Gus also
first. IusTuc au Bout. lis (Knappj. TO l.
., - ana :" ,. second: WiEstone. li5
!m!,;yhe)i :, 10 l. 20 and even, third.
Vera. Frances crawford. Mackenzie. fcnarh
MAR. star Zen. I!ravHdo. F!dcliS. Maync-
lite. Common Law. Cock Tail also ran.
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

! Win; iic CircicaitJ. s7"i0 $; and IS so
hTSt6 Hiss Ivan !n1 tiunsfordJ, $40 ami
q. Misc orr. McSalliuncc, NiiIlreI irhoim,..
son, Grace II Ogden. Hester r. VansyIvii
Second racGG-:si% tuTlongs- David craig.
ie IL I55 CMtnhS S5Soo ' and Ss a % i tct
ond Busy Joe. loi ti.gusforat. $40 ,hir,l
Time, III So Nab. Cuci. Hart I.oicns;.r
etaT Arch qFsn aigr F~H4 Yt, Tr2bps,an,
also :. 49, ''''' "
Thir! race--hve furlonrs-c,oioncl Living
ston. 10? ,G.til"yp. s.. 90, $40 ana Sin To-
mrs, 49, iieck. 100 G.ImsfordI. sii so. ,S.iO
third ri.ne. - 4s sSSSondss ';IiijIi,s's sHGtG
Chnrchi,l. Major Park". Bailisiit" also "a n
Fourth r!cc-onc miIc-C!ui-tt!,Ic ITO
x yRy@I"'i 500. $3.50 and $40. nrst March
onG. Fern Hhnd!cy. llS ttoward) 81 "a
third Time. i5s 80. SIX Lady Ichbi n
Fra n. r Oar sna yaEasrif
first: Green lanes. lU9 1lIarr.ttJ s. 10 ,nV
sSNn. SECOND: Midway. l20 tconn"lIyJ 81 50
IhirL Time. l.i% 30. Wtliianl the Fourt a.
captain kees, Fe!!awoop J, } Muriock also
rh SNtn r f6s I'll. ics aoH ss2ysny,
,4.i9. n!Si, Ero"in r"dIer. 81 (i.unstoriD
cabel. $le2o third Time. l,t$ j SAL "a.
Jordan. Nanessa we!les brownie MoDow"iii
pi S@y ysi1, TI3ss2emie ana ycn,y yards
$40 ana 81 80 second. Gordon Rnss.ii II
,M'nkl !i5n: third. Time. AZ 2-a Alert
Sol GtlS"y. Turc". Gud. i'ost Fly Ii"me'
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zBYSzKO, THE WRESTLER,
HELD ON ELLIS ISLAND
Polish Claimant Of Heavyweight Cham
piOnship Detained Under Inn
migration Inv,
tBy Associated Press. ]

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK. May 29-The report
that Wladek Ibyszko. the Polish wrcst-
Ter. ella INFANT for the heavyweight
championship of the world. Is held in
custody on ELLIS Island. was confirmed
to-day by the Federal authorities here.
Zbyszko. it was stated. is detained UNI
der the United states immigration law.
1t was announced that the wrestler
had been arrested in Boston by United
states military Intelligence officers. but
this was denied by Immigration Su-
perintcndent Baker. William Wallace.
Jr head OF the New York Enemy Allen
Bureau, said he had no knowledge of
the case. and United States Marshal
McCarthyS Office made Il similar state
meut.
Zbyszko is said to have endcavored
to enlist in various branches of the
service. but was rejected because of
defective hearing. He has brother.
Stanislaus. also Il wrestler, reported to
be il prisoner in Germany because Of
pro-ally sentiments.
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WILL START AT SCRATCH
Louis Chevrolet Only Driver Assigned
to mike Stnrt There In Zig
Auto Race.

NEW YORK, May 2?.--Louis Chcvro-
let. the speed king, will be the only
driver to start from scratch in the
Hardness handicap. $4,000 automobile
race at the ShcepShead Bay speedway
tomorrow. / he champion has no Gem
plant to make, and says that he Is
confident tonight that he Will he able
10 overcome the handicap that has been
given his dangerous rivals.
Il Is probable that a spced record
for the 100 miles will he set in tho
race. The following handicaps for
the principal drivers were announced
tonight; Louis Chevrolet. scratch: De
Palma. minute. second: Dario Resta.
minutes !" seconds. Ralph Milford
minutes 10 seconds: Eddie Hcarnc. .
minutes II seconds. Tommy Milton .
minutes - seconds. Ira Vail. minutes
u seconds
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BROOKLYN,

it"stcn .......... q o o o 0-3
Brooklyn - q o q - q q q q a. n
summary. Runs - Herzog Powell
Rshs. TWo-hasc hi;s-l'owcl! Erhr
stolen Observation-Disclosures Sacrifice hiis
Powell, Wickland. OMara and Myers
Double p!ays-W !ckland and ier2oc
Rawlings. Herzog and Eonctchy: boo.
Ian and Johnston Left on bases
Boston. .; Brooklyn. g. First on err
rors-Eoston, /. Bases on bal!s-on
Cheney. =. Hits-on Cheney in )
innings: off Grimes. ! in inning. mi,
BY pitchcr-by FiIlinEiu.. . oO'AIara and
hickman. Struck out-by Cheney. >
by tt!llnEim. .. losing lLilcher. Cheney
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But You Must Drive 1t Out OF
Your Blood to Get Rid OF
1t Permanently.

You have probably been in the habit
OF applying external treatments, try
ING TO cure your Catarrh, You have
"Sen SPRAYS washes and lotions and
possibly been temporarily relieved
iut after a short time you had an
"thcr attack and wondered why You
must realize that catarrh is an infec.
tion OF the blood and to get permanent
refer the catarrh infection must b..
driven out or the blood. The quicker
you. come TO understand this, the
quicker you will get il out of YOUR
system. ;. 5. S, which has been IN
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INDIANS DEFEAT DETROIT
-Rv Atsoc,atcti Pc. !

CLEVELAND, May % 49, cleveland
won = postponed game from Detroit.
: TO /. to-day the game hcing called
on account Of rain Third Fsascn.an
EVANS rejoincd the locals today. and
his batting with men OH bases wa.
a feature. Ncach was called home.
owing TO tho illness v: his wife. Dyer
relieved Cobb .u INC third inning on
account OF the !art.rS injured sholI-
der. Stdna."s thumb was knocked
out Of p!nce hy q pitched ball IN The
nr.t inning III" score
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To Tnkc part In Go.f Tourney,

ISUc'I:lT 10 Tho TiWCS- = isDNtch'l
iARLOTTESNILLE. VA. May 90 -
\ picked team of local golfers headed
by j. ~ Lindsay. editor OF the Prog.
r"Ss. TINS city. left at noon to-day
for Riucficld. w. Va. to particinat.
IN the annual Memorial Day .ourua.
mcnt of the Appalachian Golf Asso-
cation other cities holding member
snip in the association arc Rluarpld
Roanokc. Lruchhurg and Lexington
tn" association trophy has been wor
,Wice hE Roanoke and once by Licking
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Inc only excuse that can be offered
Tor sacrifice bunt a: such a stage
IS that o. pulling off the uucXpcctrIL''
\ SLOW hunt Is sometimes attempted On
:, h!shly 'Ncltablc fielder. who is like
y to toss the tall into Tho. s,ard.
Eut th"rc was nc alibi for puIiin, i,
on or PITT. one OF the .t.ad,ost ne
in;icldcrS. ~
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Mi.kc 0ncr. IN Fiuht yor,,,L

NNN FEANCTSC0 Nav oo-Rillv
Miske. who has h"en taking mart in
many bouts for tho bcrnnt Of Uncle
sans soldiers, to-day offered 10 6,-h,
Nin Norfolk Of New YORK. who is
stld 10 hhv" given him a long dis
,hh"c newspaper challenge Miskc said
mlncc. ana would bet him 81 600 10 $40.
200 on tho result, ~
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PIF, JR.. SETS NEW RECORD
Wakes Ono Vile and Seventy Ynrd.
in ] 81 81 ~ Douulns
DftIL

by Associated Press.
loClSNll.l. IL Ky. May, 2H-Fif. Jr
SIN -ycar-old celding. ct Douglas parl:
ro-"dE eS'ablshGd new American rec
ora Tor one mile and seventy wards
ms TIME being l.il3-5. The former
record OF l:il - yeas made by cud-
here yesterday by The Porter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30

NORFOLK. Nn.. May 29.-Norfolk
inad" II Two out of three in the final
Sdhnr 81 TIE series with l;iChmond to-
uaE. inc score WAS TO >. with two
men on bases u the eighth inning.
Jackson got orders to walk DcviIn.
ioio the ball got back in tho diamond
Al three men had crossed the pla.e.
NeNitt proved Il puzzle 10 the HicEmond
hittcrs except In the second inning
when. with two men on. Stinson nit
for two bases:
hp
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sch,fcr rnconditIonnlIx nclcn.cd

CLEVELAND, Nav 3o-Tho C'Icvo
land club has given Germany Schafcr
ms unconditional release II was an
bounced to-day. lie has been corchi,,c
Tor me Indians sine" tho season start
Cd. Viii" Foch's team was cripplnd
so badly. Schafer played at second base
IN ono game" He has been conncctcd
Win tho majcr leagues FOR sixteen
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BROOKLYN AND BOSTON
Make IT EVEN BREAK
Supcrbas Capture First, and Braves
Second Contest in First
Doublc-Hcadcr.
Pi1ALIES DEFEAT THE GIANTS
National League Leaders Go Down
In First Game of Series, AMI Arc
But Nine Points Ahead of Cubs in
Fight for Top Place.
PHIsLIEs DEFEAT THE GIANTS
IBy Associated Press

BRookLfN, May 29.--Brooklyr and
Boston broke even i'll the first double
header OF the season to-day. M.rgiaid
Kept the Braves hits well scattered
IN the first game. and Brooklyn won
D 10 :, By punching Il triple and -FOUR
SinSicS III inc Ioutt Tn inning. FILLING nm
hciu the SuperbaS TO four hits III tn,
second game. and Shut them cut. (
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30

DENVER. col. Nav oo-Jack
Dempsey. Of Sal, Lake City. knocked
out Arthur Pclkcy. the Canadian
"avvw"iSht. in IN" first round Of
scheduled fftecn-round bout hero to-
night. The bout lasted ONLY on. min
ute
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Defeat Senators, { To =, in First
Game, and Shut Them out
t in Second.
YANKEES DEFEAT ATHLETICS
Lose Both Contests.
the Latter by Score of IL To =.
4 Indians Down Tigers III Contest
Broken Up by Weather Man.

BOSTON. May Cohesion took both
games OF ii double header from Wash
ingtou to-day. winning the first. 10
e. and stopping Walter Johnson's wiz
ming and shut-out career in the sec
ond game TO o.
ZONES held Washington to five hits
8 in the second game sam Rice. Oh a
furlough from Fort Terry until Friday
night. pla ycd right field for Washing.
ton in this game with piSiuiCh, arrived
today from Atlanla catchns the last
inning. II WAS Juucs's I">t victor!
for Boston. lie joined the team i'm
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american Association.

II iNHnshH tl'Y-Eansls C!ty. g.
st Miaueapoiis- -, Paul Minneapolis
gam" PpS'pOH"u. rain.
-" "ih"r games SchcdulcdD
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PHILllES DEFEAT GIANTS
lBy .Associatcd Prossl

PHILADELPHIA. May 29.-Eunch!ng
hits in the seventh inning to-day.
t'hi!adc!phit defeated Sew York. 70 =.
after the Giants had held the lcaC
from the start. Prendergast KEEP, IN.
hits scattered after the second inning
and had great control. The score:
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No account was .,ko -, 49,
tn, mayed between tho two ,i,n,
Nc n" kichmonhcrs. hy their Win Inc -,
circrtt i, am ped to the top rune Of The
n wniir The Tars fell back into the Zoo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30

IN" Times DiSpatcb ,o.,
"a inc percentage of tho CoI,. print NJ
! M 6"o inc percentage of Nortoil, ~ w..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30

f.d ne nlreinia League pcnrant will,
:FcS'ft indica ions. be an obiert
., not C"n:entiou between I'll. co.
News H%s sho MT is, Is "f course il Nswrart
dov ; rnnws IN woll ir its oncncr to-
10y AGAINST Norfolk. at Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30

,,r,isi inE OF Newport News. Prosjdo,,
%. good hrst hasennn ma 49, IT,"
not NOT Gd m1 atk'h Ncster !av who,hor IN Hr
GINA c'. uyk; all-Eas,ern VIZ
n,..,i'h I team temporarily. wh.r
l,t;"S,'ncd kurls answered in ,ho ,, i.n
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international League.

At Ein&hamtou-Ha 4; Eirg-
han1;on. =.
At Hunalo-Toronto. o: Buffalo. 4.
ter. II.
4, Newark - Ncwark-Jcrscy city.
postponed. rain.
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;"Cdi"" has , GOOD ,,h,o.
",nnot mn ~ Richmond Collage ,a,
y"if ~; AFFORD 70 profession oli1H him i'm!
rive 70, ~ No. how" ho said
,,,rr, niih"neh don, th,nk h"x'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30

charlie" Strain should now c,me =,
Tor tryiout in the in.'oId :"
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tF'lHtST GA NIl;.)
lf(IAfnI
brooklyn.
Totals

BOSTON "a m n ~ - ~
Brooklyn U
SuinmarN:- ituns--J. c. smith Eel
~ - r lara. Hickman. Wheat. Myers
~, ,MT,o.baSe hIts-W ickland. l[onct
hrec- base hitS-Hicknian Io(
Myers. stolen haSes-MyerS. .iohns,o,,,
iD59niniv a aysE,Henry and Eomctc!":
boston; .; Brooklyn, {. .Eaaee on -" h:T-
@,,, 0m "aGan, / struck out-hy Mnre
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NorfOllS.

Gillespie. Tiernev 90 Ec,.ii, 9''lr ,,
base hits-.Stinson and Broom stolen
bases cclusky. Sacriiice hits-John-
SON CuiicioH. Left on bases. Eichmoat
., .Norfoik. e. Double play-Lcviac.
70 i'hc!;tn. Struck out-JaCksor. ::
NNcvitt >. Eases on halls-.racks son. :"
;;ncNitt J. Battcr$ hit-hy Jackson J
Attendance 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30

IL. w. Moon, assistant general man :
aGrr "t the training school now stu
t,cd at the t'lir grounds. ycS;crda y
maze arrangements with Ben Wilson.
president OF the ftichmond club, Tor the
admission, free ot charge, OF the 500
soldiers at the camp.
II will be double bill, therefore.
The pep VIII be furnished by the SOL
dicrs and the f!inS, and tho noise tii.it
VIII issue from the imclosurc should
be easily heard downtown.
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dclphia
Totals ........... 2a S p 10 0

'1'pTc UE INn!i!sa- II.
Ncw York .... q q o % O..
Philadelphia -. COL 900 8 u Ks
Summary Euns knun. Holkc. Fan
croft 81. Williams. I.UdcruS. Cravatn.
Two base hits - kaun. Zimmerman.
H"lEc. Fletcher. McCarty Mcuscl
stolen bases bancroft. Williams. l.u-
Left on hascs--Ncw York. Is; phIladcl-
mia. :. First on rors---Philadclphia .
Bases on haIIs--Of Tcsrcau q Oft
Prcn6crEaa' !! truck out-by Prem
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is not question for the press 10
',in"' M, ~ now looks ms If the pc-
n!'icrcncc over Ben.dictinc for the
STATE prep championship. There is MOI
,nuch room Tor controversy when the
TACT Is considered that the C;oobcrs
have won clev Won OF OF their Twelve
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Ihey seem 10 be aI,soln,nlv ,heo,,

hon sutton, Of the Aicos. declares
i ,unt Mac I'itt Will shortly sign Win
F, nm. 1T is also vaguely rumorcd ,ho,
..e" Nni th"rn. spider second hascman
- thinking about switching from thn
f"!de team 10 the , Icos '"e
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS


brooklyn. >: Boston. - first camel
irouklSn. u: boston. ) (seconu Sume)
I'hiiadciphia. >: New York. =.
INT shurEh-St. Louis (ruinJ.
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~ these two events come true ~.
so!nthcrt!al League. section "a nnn
"a ,i nj WI! be practically scwed nm
~, i,t us not forget that DIRK Kuvk
~ iliI icttwaT arc on route from.
W." University Of Virginia TO Richmond
ana VIII sign with tho Alcos
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YANKS COP BOTH

49,. ~ - 100 w T-F"--
or. Es-W WORK. May ~ New y.rI "a.
the firs, r aaaGiaG u Go,n games o.
SEASON. IN" scores being ms
~ l" respectively Love ..'iI- rnn
e. tne nrst eame, his ,cammates ba,, MDg
AIyers a mr." Th' YANKEES also M
game. finnorau rrContiy nYrrg ao,. Z,
from 81 Paul started his drti 'L ,.,,','
i In M neW ot, Yor" ana va Enoakcd7 ' ou,
Burns. sp n,,. s.g,,,lNE, ,f'"i Walker and
ne nom ne runs into ,hc IN, MA blaagg i'."s
~, III she fourth SiA.s pn,,. pl,ys ,"s..@
'h"de IN the se7.l1 '.t.n." ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30

college Enscbail.
~ West Poiut--Army. >; Stevens In
Stitutc Of Tech. l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30

h"n chn save nancy by reading and
Irhpohh'hS 10 the want hdn In this
paper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30

nc University of Virginia. as n rule
"'tldcS Tic lucky claimant 10 the nrnn
school basketball honors each Yn,r
ne institution w!Il / robably come for
whrd n a lew DAYS and name the base
hal honor team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30

games and have brok IN even with the
cadets, who have annexed only four
wins out of seven scholastic games.
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How They Stand TO-DAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
rsS1ERDAY's RESULTS.

Vow York. =: Philndclphia. . (fir,t CamcI .
Eamc,. >>"
no>ton. !: Washington. (irst camel
Ito>ton. 5: Washington, o iscCOnd rnmc,
,chnd. .: Detroit. / (siX Innings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30

Since every Straw in our
stock is brand-new this sea-
son, we haven't single Hat
from last year to submit for
actual comparison. Still, the
fact remains that, quality for
quality, the Hats we offer to-
day are equally as good as the
qualities offered a year ago
and prices the same!
Wish prices were the same
for everything else but for
once Straws fail to show which
way the wind blows.
Everything men wear, in
Guiding a Blue Or Gray Serge
for summer.
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Ed Emery. who heads the invading
HoobcrS. is out FOR blood, and wiIl
make stab at the iirSt-p place honSrs
To-day. tomorrow and Saturday. To-
Hay may bring about Il tic between
the visitors and the Colts; that is, ii
course. II Richmond lets both Of the
contests s!iN through its timG.rs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30

Newport News should load ,h
,o-day. That is, mathcma,icarIv 80.
irE, IL inc zeros IN question are nbso-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30

II you have a cool. comfortable room
Tor rent, a Times Dispatch Want Adj
VIII get you 4 tenant. Call Randolph !
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~ nEurinE the percentages. tho ,o,,,
nminn"r o. games IS divided into no
, .",I'noI 81 games won, Thus zero III.
1000. US the result OF
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Afternoon Came.

For to-day's double eader. Manager
Stinson has arranged the linc-ups as
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GAMES TODAY.

JAMES TO-DAY.
81. Louis mt Detroit.
Washington mt Boston.
Philadelphia ut New York.
Chicago ut Cleveland
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NORFOLK TAKES FINAL
GAME BY ATOP SCORE
Colts Lose Contest In Eighth, when
fhrcc Men Cross
plate.
Virginia League Standings

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Petersburg ut Nichuond t2 Enmcsb.
Newport News at Norfolk.
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New ork.

Fhilade lplla -. 0 . 0 o o Q O. .
New York ~ 0 ) 0 x-l2
Summary: Runs-W alkcr. Burns. Gil
hoo!ey 90. PeckInpaUgh. Baker, Pratt
-, I!pp t2t, EoGl. tD. Miller. Han
nah. Two-base nitS-M.!lcr, Pratt.
Threc-haS. hits-Hannah. Home runs
w eiker. Burns. Sacrifice hitS-pcCk-
in7aueh. Noeridcc Miller Double
p!a !s-Peck !npauCh. Pratt and Pipp
90. shannon and Nchvoy: Pratt. Peck
inpaugh and Tipp: Gardner. Dusan and
Burns Left on baseS-Ncw York. -.
Philadelphia { First on crrorS-New
YORK ! Bases on 5ails-off MoEridGc.
of Myers. l; off Adams. .. Hits
off Myers. s in 3 Innings; off Adams. 10
in Innings OFF Finncran, : in l-3
innings, of MoEridge. in % in
nings. STRUCK out-b: FinNeran. J:
by Myers, l. Wild pitcii--Adams Win
ming pitchcr-t'innerau Losing pitcher.
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Here and There
With Carlo"

The two games to-day. scheduled at
1890 and 1880. should be tanmed full
OF pep.
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srANu4Nu Oh rae CLUE
GAMES TODAY

Cincinnati at Chicago.
~. Louis at Pittsburgh.
New York AT Iililadclphia
huston at brooklyn.
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Bases on hallS--on love. :; Clf Cieary.
l. struck out--hy Love. 4. Passed bah
Perkins.
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Boston

Bos sit,,hs ''n '..- 90 "a
Th ,uhlm ary. Runs-Hooper -, S.H."
ne base hii-Struuk S,1i1r ii.i''.
INNS 4"'e I.eti S' 6a H.. Sa;,Hse ay|MiSc
Boston !. Bases On BAIL '5.e 81, g..
Io, OH Jones 3. Iii, by p',rh1aa'rriIS I IN.
ion nso;I ] CHoopcr>; by Jones' ,,fnfE
. lon, struck out-hy johnson. ~ H.,
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tOthrr game not schcdulcd.)
III ..>lyIN<, an. 'rt.s 49,. ~,
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I lr Gland.
als ..........- - 10 y Is

iI',I"ls -............. . ! q . q 6---l
'"nrEHu .......... 202olN ~
''H.lrd on account Of raiuD
urinary Runs presgcr. Miller.
" cot -, Evans Izt p'%riii -
Ilu""-haEc hit Evans stolen l'.,s.--,
~ - \"lll. Sacrifice hits-Yuuug.
~ "Ik%r: 'hap@au. coumhc Sacrific,:
it"ih i.tit on haH.e--Dctr H.
.!"v"iauI. & First nlsc on "rrnrs
cleveland. Ease. ON balls of lame.
= nh .ounhc {" iIit by pi'chcr--ly
t,iil.nt. ,Stuc" out by james. ,
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We hear !, shocking tale from re

We hear Il shocking tale from Pc
tcrSburg in regard to the work Of one
OF the Cooler batSmeu. II is said that
The man at the plate laid down IA beau
tiiul hunt along the third base line
when the Colts and the Coolers were.
playing last Friday at the Peanut CITY.
Now, II happened that the HON" team
Wis a good many runs behind
The hun:. which rolled ii bit quick :
". took Third Ha"cman Pitt. b. sur
PRISE. and lie could scarcely field the
n:ti! III time To retire the runneI at