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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
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LEW RiESS ANNOUNCES
PLANS FOR ATHLETIC WORK

- - % 't -
5000 ,hjns iyi IL: sUloi,r hoy. 81 in
Sac. any Han ihat hopes To BE- physi-
ca.iy iii clean sports help - make
.n@ c'.an man ono soldier and are
hccc 20 SO that AL tie mon ave helped
IL some tia:ich 81 sport. 80 let us
hear from YOU. suggestions are 81!
ways w.ico!n-d, and We hope :" hear
rom you. and we wili strive TO aid
YOU IL whatever way We can.
IT Il The hope sud desire o. The
!. Nj {. y. ,hat every T!2H take rnrt
In some sort Of athletic sport or games.
fH- We rcrli=c ,ha: !: Is absolutely
rrt"S fa'N for tie development of tho
phySicti ami n" MORAL self General
Lcon-rh WOOD wants cycry eo!u.u! -.
pay son,c SCR, OF athletic games. and
LET VI sec u We cannot carry out the
wishes o. this sr.at general.
Assfs.nnt Directors trn,ir=.
thin the course o! q week o.. ton
days 1t is hoped tina; an athletic IL
rect"r Viii b. at each % jA- y. NJ.
c. g: A. A. Nn!!d!:'%s !" o':,er 70 yo,ir wi,nes.
20 y" aa!S i!Iat Nol! make use oi them.
They are here r." your good. aci il
you do not tax" advuntn4c O! ihis
opportunity. il Is your own fau.,
ii - hoped that vc may he ab:c
10 form leagues Cor tn. r!o2in@ Of
soccer. vo!lc: bali basNntbai!. base
ban, boxing anG .r:ict. CUR desire u.
that I'll the men in ca:no tahe an in
:errSt in some branch ot .por; and
80; stto" thc!:' officer. IL charge anG
zee !! some ;im!u can hc arranged
"hertO! you can devote 10 athletics
@: Saht*
'Wo MA at your service aud il, is
u? 10 you me-. to work up The spiri;
OF competition among TIM different
"dnadS OF Tour company. This rivalry
"IIl hrinr cut The best in YOU: COM
paaInS. and ~ :hi. va! %nu may .,
.'HA on The iIcn ;hss; VIII be good
"ntuth 10 r"prc3cn; YOU IA The inter
COMPANY games.
might offer :. rsv suggestions in
rluS!ns in which there is ;,n .i,in.n;
Oh advice. Ti.&: Of all. remember ttat
W are !irHittd IN tha Supp!y Of 9TH
,r,it :Gn'e"ial. amG when articles arc
Borrowed 'heJ should be promptly 70
turned q, the close OF the day. \ uau
T.IiiNaiE Keeping goods /. do!n: ::
wroa.. NOT oniH 10 himself but i,n is
"eorivin% other men the opportuuit-
o. u5in. the goods. II Is UNFAIR and
an-A ncn vii! be reported to head
quarters.
Get system in youv Organization
Elect :. set OF rncn 10 run athletics in
Their companies have leans in every
tT2 ncn Of sport possible. In this way
* MI! >" easier Tor toe athletic di!ce-
;"r OF the camp I" organize and Sys-
tea:at'%e matters. Other camps have Il
company athletic director. lie looks
ATE tic athletic Affair; az ;hc com
pany. and IL the representative at Ell.
meetings. &c. We sno;:!l have chem
g. Camp Johnston!
u; ~ estlIn.;cd that at SON. camps
30 per cent OF The men do no, know
how 10 play games. iton't lr; this bc
said o: Camp Johnston. but lot cNcry.
man make an effort 20 play some
thing Ibla,ir~ l.
ana We must stay young lone, as
'e can. for II IL, youth and cnduvaIc,
tha; IL going 10 put the *. O. to
ir!:2ic Hohon2oiirra. DO i. for "our
c":! sake. and in this way YOU will
Dc Goins II for your country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
Don is for Hunters
ny TRApSuooT,,p

DOM take any chances. The func.
.sH o! Siiot gun Is TO scatter shot bur
"H careful where you distribute {;
Pont take every rustic OF \ husl, -
nHuSh 10 DO Il sure indication o. game
.;encm Der tnat sometimes an ,ncr;:;
:Fc person aa" penchant TO- irirc
~ strange places is
Don't blaze a way IN Aa:.c. and dow.
set excited. Many :: shooter n,n ,;,,..S
tle ruWD Of his favo7!tr ,io.- full ar i.af;
J"SS oecaiSt he was cver-anN:ous
'oht po!:t u gun at any Dc-snn il,
w. lh,s Is no matter Cor jest /; j.
h!"tIs he gun chat "yrc dis NO. l,nc.,
Us .""GrA' that goes OF. Yhs n.,iv
t!FnS !" point gun Is when 50, ;,-c,.j
i,oHi e"r;y !cadci gun or rife il
OF TcE!cie H''''-
DENY Carry los ded guns ,hroush tn.
s,r:ct. on street cars. rains. or Leave
lns!n a;onnd farm hoUs,.. 10 haze some
S5,ic pi2yiuNN blow your head or.
ION get excited and shoot w!,hou.
IN klnE sure that YOUR OBJECT ia ;sa:rr
i,"n shcot until "ou Sc. the rabbi. arS
aad dog; ''' ''i"i
Don't forge: to break" sour run ,r
Gear the chambc: when standins WIN
W u""!c O. crossing fence.
I'on d!nE a gun under a fence with
:!'na2ic pointed towards YOU
Don climb over fence with yor-
Hhi'' Or lean y against a. tree until v",,
e, over. ~: II through the ;uncc nr
W. ground, business end before
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
JOHN MARSHALL BOY LEADS
VIRGINIA FRESHMAN QUlNT
Hatcher Elected Cap,nin OF Tenn That
Appears humanity strong.
Kiycy Heads varsity.
l.Spseisl to the Times pispat,h.l

Especial to The Times Disp2t.hl
,CHAELoTT'ESVI.LE. VA. January
-, -tfIer much uncertainty. BASKET
ban hos at las: .s"t;en unde: way ~
the University Of Nirgi H!a. THO sane
Thursday niIat with E%ndolp.l- Macon
College was ;hc ii:s; intercollegiate
eontes; that 81. Nir=!n!a VARSITY team
has ehtn:ed t!lis session
citation S delay in deci'i.::;; tina: Viz
Eiria should IL" represented on the bas-
ketEaii floor this year. some difficulty
has been met b: th= teams manager
In the scheduling OF ;:a,ne$. As plan
ned. the schedule calls Tor fourteen
Annapolis hrs been Cancelled Nor,i.
Carolina vii! hc met u: I.yuchnur:
about the middle oi February. Tennct-
see and Virginia Military Institute are
E:rzinia's most formidable opponent
Oh ia" home floor.
squad. William Walton E;xey. broth
er OF !srra it:Sc%, the oor'sicS tvii'lc:'
az the Philadelphia Nationals. and .iow
4 lieutenant III the army. was clectS.:
captain Cor ;ne season. and prospects
are Iook!.E much better for :, WINNING.
TIE ,cam is COINS much stronger than
il old" said pop Ltunigan 20 day
Bat sc have lcsa ,han Lo2su men out
tor The varsity. TAat'h hardly cnouSi.
20 piCE from.
Prospects arc very brigh. to- freah-
man basketball. and there seems 10
he no cmd OF promising material. Coach
lunnigan Is able 10 form four or I'VE
Formidable teams AZ every practice.
and there Is every indication ,ha, las;
years wond'";nl freshman team vii!
he more IMAM repeated this yea.
I!atrhcr. formerly ~ John Marshall
High RiHhUir~d has been elected can
tain -; The freshmen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
NAVY RAPIDLY PREPARING
FOR RACING ON THE SEVERN
"rrmI>inG New Material Expected to
onset I.usS of Several Starn
by Graduation.

ANNAPOLIS. January I:.-Aithoug
Tic Navy lost several men OF the frs;
crow by graduation during ths pa. {:
academic yc:.r. there are ind.ca !o!is
;hat strong varsity eight viii yep
resent the 7.i:nri in the races on the
Severn Til. spring.
There Is 70; az likely loohias ma
'rviai in the pl,b class. some G: whom
have already had experience. These
are now 3, work on the machines.
there IS also Il large number OF good
men in The thirl class who did not
Gated q determination 10 try handling.
the long sweep. this season.
,lthoush E'iai. Gicndoa has NO, YET
S.,@ri 4 con;!ac; Tor this year. there
- every Indication tha, lie vii! be
offered the proper Inducements to get
him lrcE Oh tile A1ni!rai's coaching
launch this spring. That this Will he
true is THE undenicd wish Of the large
majority al Didsllipmen. Glendon. after
. record hrcal.iH. period OF service a:
;he .caaefny. had an unusually strong
following OF ioNad rooters.
While the sailor schedule has not
ncen closed ny Any means. two 0: the
races now had IN view Tor the season
Oh the Severn n-c with Pennsylvania
and Cornell. The Tthacans have never
zone 10 Annapolis ana particular
tnort ia being ins ie to &c; them on
:or :, brush this !c9r. Til" almost
yearly revived hope; OF . crack at the
Liz four" ~ ~" American Henley.
ahouia the Schuyi;ii. be continued. are
also hciD. enter famed BY the sailors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
HANDY MEN WITH GLOVES
ARE BEST WITH BAYONETS
Spike Webb. Boxing Instructor at AM
niston, Doing C:rent Work
In Developing Men,
| Spcciai 10 Thc TImts- pls,a,chl

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
ADMISSION ALA, January ls,-"If
man won't fight with the boxing
gloves he won't hgh, with tho hayo-
net. Il is the hit -tcsether s?iri; that
viii carry the allies banner to Il Eio-
rious victory on tho fields % France"
says Hamilton Murrc!i Webb, better
known rs Spike" Webb. WHO is in
structins the men OF the Rluc and
Gray Division in the manly ar, Of self
defense. Whole batial!ons are hci'S
given this instruction bE Webb, who
is assisted By Captain Sumner Waite.
aid on the staff OF General Charles G..
Morton. camp commander.
Webb holds the worlds record IS a
IONS -distancc runner. On Oci"nc: !.
1871. while athletic director az the
baltimorc Cross Country Club. spike
covered toriy-hVc miles iii SIX hours.
twelve minutes and ten seconds and
tha' record has never been change ed.
The boxing instructor has had many
invitations 10 enter foreign races. hut
ms American activities have prevented
aim from accepting any OF these in
vitaticns.
spike" wcbu's r,ot,o is TIA the
line hard and dom', foul" and This
maxim he takcs with him IL every
cay life lie is known 49, the versatile
athlete who can covor most anything
from kid playground meet to
championship bout lie met Johnny
kilbano Il shcr, time AGO and played
rings around the champion without a
minutes training for the meet.
Webb is q Ie.,-handcr, and this fact
~ responsible foc his nickname. |; Is
said that his !crt-haNd. Short-arn,
rmnch lands !!Ee = spike against The
hod;. face or head OF his opponent.
ana II was this that gave him the name
OF spike" webb
The boxing instructor is 4 iit-!e man
physically. but he = W when /; comes
to Inowin. ,hs game. nrl TIE great
Progress tho ;n"r a. thr division arc
making nnaer his Instruction fully
bears out ttc hundreds or letters Of
voluntarily furnished
the athlete director
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
BROWNS LOSE RECORD
AS TEAM OF TANNERS
Cleveland Indians Mop 70 Front -
Champion tlub-S~insers and
.Alr-poundcrp.

CieHeland's Indians took away las:
season ono of the 50. Louis Browns
altennhlo rish:s--:hc RICH. to lead the
American League in str!Sc-outs The
Mound City. whether II was commanded
3S George Stovan. Branch E,cHcy q.
Fielder Jones. always managed 20 do
~ ,ro whiting than Iry other c!uu on
the Junior circuit until 1917. when The
Indians dashed III and -rataci the
tanning honnrs t:o,n the NiSSoui !aI:S
Gays q writer in The Sporting Nowe.
Tho str!'ie-ou; data for America n
League clubs now is available for s;S
seasons. Tie team that did tho most
Gus Hill work in 1912, 1913. 1914. 1915
and 1915 being s.. Louis. and in 1917
Cleveland. In ioit 40 less than s6s
s,rike.ou;s were marked up against
the ST. Louis players.
Tie teams that have done tie least
amour: OF tanning in tho American
League in tic last SIX seasons have
been Philadelphia in lel" and 1914. nc.
iroit in 1913. and Boston in 1919. 1919
and 1917. The Nsckmcn finished hrst
7nd third the years they were cvadinc
strikc-ou,S. the Tigers sixth tho season
they were ncnwhiiTcrs. aud the Fed
Sox ran frs; twice and second oacc,
when they refused 20 run UP large
total Of uh:tS.
Data complied from American League
records Shows how teams have rsuhed
ia str.ke-outs for five years past, as
follows:
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BRITISH ATHLETIC HEROES
Names OF Many Famous Athletes Add.
ed 10 wars Toll. According to
Latest Casualty Lists.

LONDON. January ie.-Sevcral we'll
known iootbalie.a have been In thick
OF The lighting On the WESTERN front, and
prominent names appear in the latest
casually list OF killed aud wounded.
The famous amateur GINS Of the Scot
tish League. Queens Park. has lost
t;Eo valuable members. which now
makes eleven in all. in Captain James
.t!c%ander and Lieutenant Macdonald
Cameron. WHO arc both reported killed
IN ac.lon.
Private J. Yo.n. the bril!iar. pon,y-
pridd Rugby player. has also made the
biE sacrifice. Private T. davidson. Sc
vcrei: wounded. is the Cumberland
County Rugby Union forward. AS a
result OF being badly rasscd. he was
blinded FOR several days, bur - nov;
rcppr;tI 10 hpve regained nj. sight.
Ma or II. Archer. l:illed. WAS the ga
NOUS .Elondcils School crici:eter and
foottIiicr r.sying in the c,evcns in
1901 -. Naic- G. :. ". Bagot-Chtste-
killed. was q wcli-Snown huntin" man
and for "r,ne years q regular rider at
GCuS ehoid beagle meets
Major T.. r. E!ch. Killed. earned a
big reputation As a hunting man. gem
:icri"a ride" ana :,N-round sportsman.
lie won tho worlds tournament ~ the
Foyal %ava, ann Military Tournament
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

in 1903. Northumberland II. c.
Rochfort-Boyd. ID. $. O.. killed. was IL
Keen hunting man and master or tho
Woolwich Drag in i9O6-7-S-o.
lieutenant the Hon. Arthur kinnaird,
the second surviving son OF Lord Kim
nais6. tho president of the English
tootball Association. has been killed in
action. His oldest brother the Mas
yer or kinnaird. los; his life early in
inc year. Captain X. L. Lloyd. killed
the singles and doubles racqucts in
i?it. Second Lieutenant G. T.. hartley,
Eiiieu. won tho heavyweight boxing
Alex Lewis. the G. Gloucester and county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
WILLARD LEADS JOKE CROP
Tom >hsrI-y vsices III. On,.I., -,
Present-Day Iiesvy-
Weights.

=, RANEoN. "a. January la.-.To,n
: >! Ns%; torne" heavyweight, boxer.
opinion that the r,resen; edo ,,r i,a ~
T.ights e joke. With tho tit!4 hn;,;,-
JJSSs W.il"rd. the b'@ces. Joke o. ali
T..ar''s% hay3 that willard WOULD MOI
IaHt nc rounds against the neayI.
WEIGHTS OF his day.
VIC "ctc-an sDpesra IN crrelIcn.
H ngTi.n. he recently returned from
business with jim Icnri." 81 -.
-. i" int' business had 70 ~ c,n.e;I
Th"n III" state wen, dry. Tor, sovs
J'trIH. ~ nov ON In, f.nc, snd b,, ,
feStnients. 90" ~
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Fear Partridgcs
May Become Extinct
Especial to The Timcs-BisSateh. ]

ESPECIAL t. The Times -HiSRatch.I
WINCHESTER. VA. january TO-
The condition ar cartridges md
other Ganic birds Is causing SPORTS
men much cOncerp. The ground
has b~cp covered with snow con-
tinnou>iS aheut ak vccLS. and tho
SeSerc weather is playing krroc
with the birds. They had ubeut re-
covered from tho disastrous cold
spell of several .rora nEo. and putt
'id-cS in particular were foand IN
tnrre r"HeSs throughout many src-
tionS Of tho state.
Unless there is some raiicni step
taken. il ~ feared the. viii become
extinct. Many farmers hsre heen
feeding the hlrhs near their barns,
hut areat Numbers arc known 10
hnre rerished. Man? have aiss heeE
Scvsure5 by hnwEM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
RIFLE SHOOTING Is ADDED
10 LIST or COLi.i.GI. SPORTS

DENNEH. January !a-Eiac prac-
Tee va. adopted rs an intercollcgia,e
aTort by the Rocky Mou.ltain Iu,cr-
c"ile?:a Conferences AT its annual
meeting here. The conference voted
unanimously 10 abolish giving sweaters
or cmblcma. except the usual letter
wa-. and amended IT'S rules to allow
credit In determining eligibility OF attn
irJtS for military training.
The proposal 20 Substitute grenade
n rowing for tho javelin tn row in track
And Field meets did not Set beyond the
discussion stage.
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Honor Scrhinn COmmianion.

NEW YORK. January 19.--Thc royal
serbian var mission, headed by DR.
Milcnko u. Vesnitch. and accompanied
by the Serbian iHin,stcr. DIR. l.. Mich
ciioNttcli, waI officially welcomed mt
tho CITY Hall to-day by Mayor John T..
Iylnn. representa- tiveS OF the South
crn S'avs. Polea. Slovakd. Lithuanians,
I -krI inianS and EuSsiHnH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

RI, r. g, 5"T'onf Is and Cen csm's NoS
G.ean, tsss.. h dinS,sa),, . 4 IS TO-
LObrrp. - 70 !. ! 20 | and > TO /. third.
i;ar"o,.c DaI,yeog '' &ia9yS Ben LIZ ssa: d.
-o,ouJ -uct--u2..e and on-.sI.teenth-- Fad
""S,er ~ ,h%9n on, =, II 20 -, ,'a
70 ana { 10 .. secoId: Irregular. !.s
T,'".'"as3..., 20 !. 10 aud : 70 !: ihit1;.
'.lci!if.. rtt'ar I.i.nn. :ii,on Eobie:. t,h-.
Mi .% ;'@ rSS, em4 Sir lo :,
c'iT reid. 10 lonricnt, . 10 !, c 10 :, ana
:" :. s"uon,.: Ir-..ic G.. - Simpson. : 10
i4al% rsar$p k:'.> E; Hs - 10 To-:
mus M.u!a aud sir ~ also ran.
l;mdcu. IL tEob:uaohN. ; 10 . 10 a:,d
! +. = steoGi; \,,"'at nc M.oma'r. 6 to !,
H"m""sr. >. i. l-!iia and Poachcr also ran.
FEl'h raco.lnIlc and seventy yard.--St.
"nt Won: v.lsa. ~ "itonnenyJS. ! 10 10 j. S no 40
my, TO ~ ''cpDi: Cheer Leader. IL
,,,ilairnr,,:,' :" :: even and 10, 5; third.
,lrr raH 49, 'o'
,Sx,h ':aoe mil, and :, s,xtetn,h-cordon
to :. won; Sharn Frost. H. insce"oo T., .,' Z
> T." "ad ! 10 (. second: Dryriimah. ri
r ii%.'I i,,!! .5 70 to and "a. !htrd
400 Nond;raD a!ao ran.
- SS",rh Co. mile .nd a.ar,or er.ndo
N,?n: hua~ around. "a, u;oirisTe@i. /" :,
80 md oven: cord M.dan,c Hcrrru.nT
X I"T ~ 70 o. 20 10 ,ani Ito, 3
cad Pas DC Chance also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

thrcc quarter Rugby player. has been
awarded a bar tO his military cross for
distinguished service on the battle
Held. while Private r. Cash. tho famous
Oldham Northern Union player has
gained Il similar honor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
TY COBB WENT HlTLEss
ABOUT ONE DAY IN SEVEN
Lonsest Swotters Session OF Dctro,t
Shr Inst Senson Was Three
Games in Septenber,

WHOM > ball player does as mary
remarkable things as Ty Cobb did tn
thc last Campaign there Is never end
ING dope in detail on his pertor,nar rec.
and SO the latest story from Oh. r,es
Of the statistician is published vi,n,u,
ano':giea. II deals with tho contiuu-
ahcc OF Cobba hitting and shows tn,
'he Best that American League pftcner
could DO during the 1912 scusoo wa
80 no'0 him to an average OF one hi
less game II week.
Al! told, ~ figured in h,r ,w.p,r
four games in which ", didu.. .x,c,
tr'en'c o: from one to tiyr hits. AM,
coop engaged in fifty-two games. so II
can be seen that his hi,lcs1i 49, -,
comparatively infreGucnt
C"obS lo1zcst swatlogs sI,aso ,,r..
three Sames On September II H..
Iisc'9 played a double hcadoi. ,.-air.G
Cleveland and Ty went un and dow
n'ne ':mc@ Without starting 4 pftcn,,
&c the showers There WIS no w,,,,.
Next day and on Saptcmbcr - s- ~.
S.tote, or the White Sor. two ,lofc
Hnp'o:'ab'c appearances at bat. .o,.I.
HI eleven successive trials
rof me remainder OF tho sc.so, =,
ida; 'lnmp for more ,han a game
AZ time. except o. three ocra.i|r.
Memorial Days doualc-a.n,,",. .,,lsi,,s.
tne Indians found him h.tIess. Dur.
mont aHd AYERS. or Wasni..:cr -,
'Jn!5 10 and Ruth. OF Boston. on Iuly
coiiaooraird !"v two c"rr- cuiiv,
swatiess days. whiIs on Angus ~.
ospSemner ne wcnt through success
land.
riHus SOON MAKES i-p
FOR HIS SAD, 1l:AN Dk1-S
Flu; Cobb certainly made IN cor his
iean days Ills rIm 81 t'lir;y-iiv. con-
:ecotive games. in which II. m..e orc
or more kits. still Is remembered T'hj.
nes"l May III and was tof,n!-at, u By
tabtr arc Scott. of Cni-.a:-o. on Iui,
.. Bui it is no; k,own ;l,at in fo-ty-
N're> games he h%nGeI out two hits
and Ia fourteen ras;i;ars y. lAvi.d OF.
F'va' pitchers for a ;rio of safeties.
tns Peach pol:I four ,'ti in ...vc,.
faineE and on TWO osc.g!N~ nc raped
on; ave blows. Ia si%ty ;aa.c., liz
how his seasons total ~ 2"5 c!ou.s in
ls2 games was complied
lNfus s~ee;;y wasbicd "Th. Enc o.
Prrfec; Day" SIX t:mc:; DARN. tav
'uMTahr. singing with The creates,
amount o. pep on The afternoon OF
June =. y aen r,c TINES at 5a. ucttro
Two doubles. t"o singles ana a trip,- !
lie turned :ouT hits in four times
up three times. July ~ and luly ~
@"d September "a Ty also made three
gu: OF two on June IL. On this dn.-
no Incidentally corpef two bases an! |,
scored two runs. tic two's having K: !
tobb cd 70 loaf on tho ioh Aut.. /
80. when he wcrJ W ::X times and
oAty made four ainH!es and 4 triple !
h;t hr sor: OF made a7lcrds Tor this
h" scoring. five times.
That was by far Cohb's bcs. rum
getting perfor.nanc for his nest best :
work was 20 tally three run. ~ q /,
game. He did t.iia three times =
- "etaiied study OF Cohbs ini. bat :
Ilnl record diSo!osca this 4; IT,; mot
To. Ger IL hit ncariy every day; Z
If not one. then two q: three o; rou.
or i've And fellow HAS - tnlloW .
,n". motto PRETTY closely 20 lead 'hr .
american League IN ba;,ing ten years .
III eleven.
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Hunka Tin

But wien Tie night is biacH
md there's blesac. 20 take back.
And they hardly give ycu time to
tahc 4 smoke.
It's mis hty .oc'! 20 f"cl
Wien yo.'rc Git;i:;: - tho rh.cl
Shell bc iur:.r, v'hca the bigger
cars "re broke.
After all tho war. arc past.
And were taken horne a. last
TO our .rcwsrc! OF which the preacher
SinIS:
when these G.ulr.. Sharps
VIII be rtru!nTinc Golden harps
Hnd the avistoTs all have golden
Wings:
when the Kaiser IS in tG---ll
With the furnace drawing Well
Paying for mis- million different kinds
Of sin,
If they're running shor. of coat,
SHOW me nov 60 reach the hoi,
And I'll cas-: 4 Pew loads down with
Hun.a Tin.
Tes. Tia, Tin. Tin.
fcu eHMsperat!ng puzzle. !Iuni.a Tin.
I've abused !uu AVID I've cayed you
But by Henry Ford. who made YOU.
You ste better than II Packard, Uuai;a
Tin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
ROTH EXPLAINS UIs SWINGING
AND tut O{T ARf,t'Myr<y

On the othc, tack Bobby Roth leta
loose Same interesting language on The
subjcnt of atrlriaE out. lie was one
or the athletes t,edtd by the White Scz
to Cleveland IN the Joe Jackson deal.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-08-08
U. S. AND JAPAN
TO ENTER SIBERIA

Washington. official statements by
the American and japanese govern.
ments. made public here. announce
that the plans for extending military
aid to Russia In siberia will be under
taken by the United states and Japan
alone. with the other allied co.belllg.
erents asserting In principle.
The United States and Japan will
each send "a few thousand men" 20
Nladivostok TO act as common force
in occupying and safeguarding the
city and protecting the rear OF the
westward moving Czecho slovak ARMY
The only present objects OF the Jap
anese-American forces will be TO give
such aid aud protection AS IL possible
TO the cxecho-siovak forces against
the armed body OF German and Aus.
trian prisoners Of war and 10 steady
any efforts at self-governmen and
selfdefense In which the Russians
themselves may be willing TO accept
Later the United States will send a
OF merchants. agricultural
experts, labor advisors. Red Cross rep.'
resentatives and agents OF the Y. NJ.
c. A.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-08-08
BRIEF NEWS OF THE WAR

The Germans have been thoroughly
vanQulshed on the Scissors Rheims
salient. Allied troops have pushed
forward until they have cleared the
enemy out OF the entire region south
OF line drawn from Scissors TO
Rheims French troops captured the
city OF Scissors and Americans aided
by the French have taken the import.
ant German supply depot OF Fismes.
The German armies have retreated
across the vesle and they are evident
~ headed Tor the Aisne river. across
which they stormed their way on May
27 In their plunge toward the Marne,
The fact that the enemy has de
stroyed bridges across the Vesle and
Is burning villages north OF that river
makes plain that no effort will be made
10 hold that line. and that the next
stand will be made at the Aisne. or
even farther north. along the ChemIn
des Danes high ground.
BEYOND the Aisne. which In itself is
a strong defensive line, is the Chemin
des Danes plateau. then the great for.
est Of ST. Gobaln. and the important
center of Laon.
Considerable Significance Is attached
TO the retirement Of the Germans in
Picardy.
There the French and British are
keeping up their hard pressure against
ne armies OF Crown Prince Rupprechl
of Bavaria and have forced them ON
wo highly important sectors TO re-
reat.
Southeast OF Amiens on the old
Mon,didier sector. the Germans have
fallen back across the Ayre river over
q wide front while northeast OF
\miens. In the region OF Albert. a
similar retrograde movement has been
made across the Ancre.