davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-08-22
Vocal Record.

81 Z 4933s-l2!in., $3.50
Home Sweet Home-Hulda Lash
anska, soprano.
4922O-l2-in., $3.50
II Trovatore. II Balen Del Suo
Sorriso In the Brightness of
Her Chances Ricardo Stracci-
ari, baritone.
A2571-lo-in., $50
When You and l We're Young Mag
gie-Louis Robinson, soprano.
Mighty LAX a Rose-Louise Rob-
inson, soprano.
A6o55-12-in., S1,25
Vocal Medley from "Going Up In
Producing CD "Hip, Hooray."
(2) eff You Look Into Her Eyes,
50 'Kiss Me-: az "Going
Up" (5) "Do It For Me-" co.
'Tickle Toe. CD "Down Up
Columbia Light Opera Company.
Vocal Medley from "The Rainbow
the Finest of Them Ali" ~ :aIn
Month or Two.' (3) "Beauti-
full Lady, Tell Me-" (4) "My
Rainbow Girl" (5) cpl Think
of You" CO. "Just You Alone"
Columbia Light Opera Co.
A2568-1O-in., 85c
Parted-James Harrod, tenor.
When the Corn Is Waving, Annie
Dear-James Harrod, tenor.
A2572-1O-in., 85c
MY Postum Hunt-Evan Davies.
Mrs. Rastus johnson at the We'd
ding-Evan Davies.
A2583-10-in., s5c
Life In Trench in Belgium, part
g. Lieutenant Gitz Rice of First
Canadians and Henry Burr.
Life In Trench in Belgium, part
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PIMLICO RESULTS

Msaie. i: fsSs:s ; & n % om1 ;rs
Dunedin. IL rTroi<"p. ont. third Tine
10. 81 Unwl. Ch!!d also
Second racc-Dpc milo Juii4 L.. :Gj i:n
kott. $50 tiC?o ana $40. FIRST: Mi!isac. .t
tDcnnisp. !l.H ~, second; Iiigh '.ov. -
GR"wdn), S2j.+j. third Time. I't1. I'inuriIi:.
DcrN!sh. A;ns k-utcI. D.. Swords. Poor i!ut-
tcTiiy. sunhy fiiI.. MiEinl'a GLvic" aash;ipi :
Journey ado ran
$50 $50 and 5; iirst: ". T. Kuchri!,,,np
head. ~ fcrn"tDrnl. $50 ihIrd. rirur. s:a..
S!.iyFour. EraiI. Jack Curl. The t;arrn.t.
-JorcFi.. Com Gaunt also ran.
Fourth racc-io"r and c;.c-haif fu-lonrS-
Madam Lying ~ n.yEcl, 81 -. sl9.!y nu,,
ti,I. first. i'D'i Jour. liz iO'i!ti"nI, 81 90
:. ~ HeconG: Blu" l.rddic. lis t.obinsrnl
~ third Tine. Is -. Dph.lIa. Blair
j""Tie. N"hony. STIR Realm also ran.
Fifth racr-Duc u.ic-.Tacis Hare. IL. IL
tkcaiya. $3.50 80 aud $3.50. first: Flags M
tEnDin soHl. Ect. g, ~. r"cnnd Recount. II.
'Tr"is"i. tao. third. Thine. i:ar i-5. George
Starr hiIs Hampton. Iulul,nI. Mary Maud.
,,ssiEu race. .aiy, fur'orgs- Nigatles cub %
IausGcn. ~. rAto"l. ?1-ci ADD - a.cnnd
t.lts Jrnn, l.O iFuw'nsrJ. *IE' third. 'r!in".
i:b Adele. Favour. Tie PIN. Eicruaf Mas
ter harma. Thc':st j.. Eddie Iicnfy aINo
Screrth ra,c-.ir furIon;.z-l louise v. go
tMcGra',l. 1850 $40 sud 5, ~ H-5t: Cal,
i"c. TO- G.yE"l. san nni si"p accrnd: i:a"i
:taF. - 'Ens6ri. .3O. thi - Iiinn. ili
IipnIo. Wonderland. i.!uiahd0 .Iac9 ,Irnnt.
Elrcli"h. rI"fte : Ecu, !5,yooH ait0 ran.
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LEXINGTON RESULTS

First !7ec 8; * fnrIongs5 sGlsus l9s Nit
10; tGynhcrl. $40 ana So. second: G"lden
The Grader. Hing Gear, ophriia W. Eusy
Second race-four and one-half furlon,:e
sam Rob. II. tMcCabc). soa.so. $3.50 aud
Se.io. first. By Heck IL tGcn:ry>. si.co and
$40. second: Madras. 100 l.Iorys,. 81. th.rI.
,iimc. y !. seconds. RcnSc. Iou" Lon.
Mayor calvin. Allah. SUE: MYTH also rar
Third racs-on" mile p,orlunty. III
.connely). SO 50 aud SEQ. out. .irat'; p.n
mond. - (Sandc). s. 80 aud cut. second: Dor
othE Dan. i0} NHndtiScnD. out third. Time.
az: 3D.; Believe Nc Boys also ran.
Fourth Tacc-four and onc-raii Curio: Cs-
Billy Kelly. 10 tSimrsou). $3.50 aud 5. D,
out first: Col. livingston. 10 .C'uauclly)
I'D and out. second. Gin"on, ll3 tMcCabc)
out third. Time. 81 seconds. Mack Carter.
also ran.
rifth ra:c-ntiic and a furlony-Surnass.n.
ln2 uirubcrl, $50. $40 and s.. -, nrsi; Chic k
Rarklcv. 10 tI.un.furdD. S5Sv and So - Sec
"n!: Lutte BisE".. it2 CHA jcstc). S2.$J. thir,;
riir"; 80 :-J.2-i"tic. |or s'a;r. t;cncraI
Marchm0nt also ran.
SiS'n c"-mi" and n furlong-t:,iCir -
~. .'icutryl. $3.50. siiV and SEQ Grs,; !Dh,,
Gr' nam, iri tGray). $500 aud Sis. second :
Iric.s 90 tSiv:ipSonJ. S5e", third Time
- -, ASK Ter. Sea- Urchin. Margaret r..
Cora Lane. Solid Rock also rai
seventh raCc-milc and !. furlong-Nlrr, los
H.rnS furdl. Slalo, $40 and $3.50 first; Clare
Us fSandcl. s!.?) and $40. second: butcher
Hoy. .> tDor.huc), s2:n. third. Time n
forGcr Russell ard Old Broom also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
HAMPDEN-SIDNEY TO PLAY
SPIDERS HERE TO-DAY
Interesting Contest Anticipated lie
tween Top-Notchers In College
League.

Acting on the suggestion, of Coach
Dobson that tho game with William
and Mary would prove great practice
for the Spiders for their next game
with Hampden-Sidney. the Richmond
College manager phoncd TO Farmyilie
and made arrangements with the Tiger
manager with Il view TO bringing. up
the date Of tho Spider-Tiscr clash u
bit earlier. 1t was finally agreed TO
stage the affair this afternoon at West
hampton.
Probably Coach Dobson had the set
ting up of the contest in mind when
he took Jack" Knight. star Spider
moundsman. from the box in the. early
stages of Wednesdays game. knight
is TO go in against tho Tigers this at
ternoon and Will not go out unless the
Richmond College aggregation again
INDUCES in practice exhibition.
The visitors. slightly Jared by The
reports OF the Spider swatfcst on We'd
n.Sday aud by their own to de-
tcut 1T the hands of the locals last
week, will hc:ivc into town this MORN
ing determined TO put stop to the
equally determined lsichmond College
advance and to punch Il largo-si|ed
hole in the Spider aspirations for the
Eastern Virginia championship.
The proceedings are TO begin at
o'clock.
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GIVES UP ATHLETICS
Other Duties Cnusc Techs Veteran
Graduate Manager I" RcsiEn
Position.
I syocial 10 INC Tl.nes- pitspatch. |


BLACkSBcRI, VA, May 9-.Bccause
OF increasing duties as professor OF
modern languages. Clarence i. Miles
mas resigned as graduate manager Of
athletics at the Virginia Polytechnic
institute, and the athletic council has
accepted his resignation with regret,
man 10 elevate athletics at Virginia
cen 10 its present high plane, and
the success OF the various teams dur
ing the last ten years has been due
largely TO his foresight and efficiency,
Inc new athletic ground secured
largely through his efforts. WAS named
~ Ms honor. He also labored long and
faith July TO get a suitable gymnasium
.or the students and training quarters
Tor the team. and the held house has
poin. Mi!es's Connection with athletics
here mas continued for eighteen Years
and NJ has been graduate manager
since 1908. with The exception or the
year i'll-la. when he was compelled
on account o: sickness to give up the
WORK tcapCrarily
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
PROMISING RACE HORSE
OUT OF SEASONS MEETS
Major Bclmont's Houricss Said to Have
bOwcd n Tendon In Irinl
Event.

P1MLlCO. MD, May 9.-According to
q rumor current with returning train
crs from Belmont Park To-day Major
August Bclmonts champion thorough
bred Hourlcss. conceded tho best OF re-
cent racing stock. will mover race
again. The son of Ncgofol and Hour
Glass IL. bowed Il tendon In a recent
workout ut Belmont Park and IL WAS
decided by his owner and his trainer.
Sam Hildreth. to retire MN pcrmu-
ncntly. lie will be sent to tho nursery
stud to take his place ut the head or
Major Bclmonts pretentious breeding
establishment.
Iiourlcss which was bred i'm England
and imported as Il yearling by Major
belmont. raced promisinEly as two.
ycar-old, rounding TO i'm the fall OF the
year at the liavrc dc Grace, winning
three successive races.
AS three-ycar-old Houriess won the
6e'mont Handicap at Il mile and three
sixtcenths. but suffered defeat at Auuc-
duet when on muddy track he ran
unplaccd.
The race in which IIourless ana
Omar khayyam ran rememorabie
nose finish at Belmont Park will live
long in thoroughbred history albeit
Hourless suffered defeat. He later
atoncd by decisively trouncing his
rival at Laurel in "A match race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10

RfpyijDv'5 Draft AppcnI Denied

LEBANON. O.. May 9Th. local
draft hoard or Warren County. decided
circumstances do not Justify reopen
ing the cas-. or Earl Tinyling. pitcher
;or The Washington Americans. who
had asked that he be given n new
classification. i.inclinc waived cXemp-
ton on his qucStionnairc. but later
appealed. The decision makes II GER
tain that Ylnr!ing will go to For,
Thomas. May l3. as one of seven
selects from this county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
CAMP MEADE WILL PLAY
BATTLE AXE SATURDAY
Proceeds OF Gnmc VIII Go Ia x. l.. Lee
Chapter, Daughters of Con-
fcdcrucy.

pr. parkcr's Battle Axe men Will
match up against II divisional team
from Camp Meade. Maryland. Saturday
afternoon at Boulevard Park. Deduct
Ing the expenses OF the visiting nihc.
the proceeds from the contest are to
so to X. t.. Lee CHAPTER. United DauSh-
icrS OF the Coufcdcracy.
y committee. OF which Mrs. y. j.
Montague is the head. has been APP
pointed TO arrange the details OF the
game.
Smallwood. one OF the mains,ays OF
the mound division of tho International
League last season. viii huri against
loo Eoc!ling, who is ranidly getting
mis- arm into condition. Tho duel be-
tween the two hurlers promises to he.
In itself. an ample temptation to the
Richmond fans.
4 large attendants" is expected and
the match promises 10 go big.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
YAMKS AGAIN WIN

Phi May 9.-Philade!.
nnia hneeheu Russell out OF the box be-
nan OF the hrSt inning 10 day, bu, in
The second inning New York did the
niahlen. Who replaced RUSSELL blarked
10 i.
russell contributed 10 his own down
KAN by a three base wild throw when
let III Two runs. Long hits by Mar
sans and PGckinpa featured New
York run getting. .i!ller's homer in
INC eighth MAS ia. only run scored OFF
adams. who SUGGESTED Gregg. Score:
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LONGBOAT is SAFE
!'unoUs Indinn Hummer Had Been Re.
ported Missing or Killed Three
Times.

NEW YORK. MAY o.-To,o Lonrhoat
,he famous Indian runner. lis alive and
well. according 10 word received here
today He had been reported killed
or missing on three different occasions
since he enlisted Ia the Canadian FORCES
lie Is in the thick of the battle on
IN" ives; front and working hard 10
win military medal, to go With his
Track rriZcs he was quoted as say
,n%. THc Information was forwarded
wo weeks ago and AT that time he
h"d not received more than few
scratches during as service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10

Coming hacl; with = rush after tho
AVIATION Camo-Battlc Axe game OF
l"st week. the S!N Hundred and Thirty
Uifn l"-o SQUAD swattcd out q win
Yesterday afternoon over Joe Poeh
l'ns's 'ads In q bout which lasted for
zig innings.
The game. which began late. was
s'ow md not cxceptionaliv we'll at
tended. TiEh' 'wiriing on the mart
- NaccHrp hcineh 10 cnllvcn the SIN
fr@l0"s. NaNicr delivered q good b-a nd
"f h"ll hut his opponents unfortunately
punched their swats
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10

r1rt ~ the rcportnr II yvas stated in
"a" "nh'iehnh account "f the Rlchnont,
81 lego Whiiam al Ma" game here
"Wednesday thrt S~t;In the vie',ors'
1:r."- vas relieved IN .hn fnurth IN
ling hv James. Se''i" pitched the on
'ir" riHc 'nrngs .'amcs having been
substituted for Catcher Johnson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
C,n., Fight 1, Utah.
iRy Associated rress.l

SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH May o
rho prouosed Naturalization heavy.
weight championship bout will not tc
bold in Utah. it was announced at
The office Of Governor simon Bambcr-
ger. here to-day The laws OF the
state viii not permit Of the contest
being held. according to an opinion OF
the Attorney General. given at the re-
Guest OF the Governor.
Ogden sporting men have been on
dcavoring TO secure the battle in that
,i.V.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
RUDE MARQUARD HURLS
BROOKLYN TO VICTORY
Superbas Emphasize Braves Title to
Bottom Position on Stand
ing List.
CHICAGO HAMMERS PIRATES
Giants Defeat Phillies, Making 1t
Eighteen Victories Out of Nine
teen Contests With Eastern Clubs.
Reds Defeat st. Louis.
tBy AssocIated Press. |

BOSTON, May 9.-Marquard won his
first game to-day, pitching Brooklyn
to to l victory over Boston. lie
held the home club TO six hits. three
Of them coming in the first inning and
accounting for Boston's one run. FIJI
lingim pitched his first game for Bos-
ton and WAS Il tribe wild. but his sup
port was responsible for two runs.
SnnrN,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
American, Min. - ,n =.

An enthusiastic assembly of base
ball fans was present yesterday at
Eyrd Park and witnessed one OF the
closest matches that mas cropped out
this season. when the American Ma
tional team secured "A win oror the Na :
tiunal State and CITY by the score OF
y to = Swcony. "f the state and City.
and Einfcrd and Baldwin, of the Amer
lean, pitched good hall and the fielding
WIS generally fast
Following is the score:
r.
state and city. nn40o3 %
American National - 30ool -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
MUFF GIVES REDS VICTORY

81. LOUIS May o.-Smyth's mum OF
Blackburnc's easy Gy gave Cincinnati
another ninth-inminr victory over ST.
Louis to-day. TO D. The score was
tied and Biacitburnc was safe at first
Oh the error. lie stole second and
scored on Il single by Gruh. after Pack
ard had struck out WiuGu and Ellcr.
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
OuImet Play. for i,cd Cross.

CHICAGO. May 9.-i'raucis ouimnt.
Western amateur 2olf champion. viii
Lake part III two exhibitions here 70:
announced TO-DAY ouimet. now A ser
GcaHt in the army. vii! play Win
Charles tCh!ci.h Evans. national cham
pion. aSains: Jia Earucs. Western
open champion. ard Waiter Hagen. o.
lochestcr. y. v, former national op.,,
champion. tn contests viii take
place carly 81 July
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
DONLlN is NAMED
Once Famous Giants SiuEGcr Baseball
Instructor for Army In
France.

NEW YORK. May o.-Miko Donlin,
the once famous slugger of the Giants
viii soon go overseas rs baseball in.
strucior for tho American soldiers. lie
has been selected for that position by
the committee on training camp ucti-
vitics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
DrnvcS Sign SoutlIpn,v Eurmnn.
IBE AsSncIaicl Drcx.

BOSTON. Mny 9.--rhe Boston Ma
tional League team to-day signed ALLEN
j.. Furman. who pitched last year for
tho University of Vermont Furman
was twenty years old to-day and IL
Il lcfthandcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
international League.

y, .TrrseY Clty-Jerscy CITY. !;
Rochester &.
AZ N.wark-Ncwark. 4; Syracuse. :
Oh inninEs).
~ Daliimorc-Balt;mo 5: Buffalo,
4.
st Observation-Disclosures S; To-.
rcpto 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10

brooklyn ............1 0 o q 0--3
BOSTON ...............l q o u u q u u o.
summary: Euns-OlSon. u. Myers. >:
Kelly. Two-baSe hits-O!son. stolen
bascS-I. Wheat. Myers. Sacrifice hit
-O'Alara. Left on bases brooklyn.
~: Boston: G.; First base on errors
Brook lNn. =: Boston. /. EaScS OH balls
off Maruuard. !: l'iliuSim. 1. iIts-
off Eillingim I in $ innings: OF iIcarn.
IN |: Strnch ou;-by Maruuard. 3;
FillinGim. 3 Passed bai!-W ilson.
losing Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
RED S0X LOSE FIRST
PLACE TO CLEVELAND
Suffer Sixth Straight Defeat, Scna'
tors Taking Third Victory
Yesterday.
YANKs HOLD "A GOOD THIRD
Indians Defeat Tigers. While New
York Wins Over Connie Macks
Blnch of Observation-Disclosures
Now Leads Second Division.
IRv Associatcd Press. |

WASHINGTON. May e.-'rwo sa In,n
sco iies-onc by johnson in the ninth
- ano,bcr by Foster in the tenth
gave Washington a 4 to victory over
Boston here to-day. The defeat Coz
tho Rcd Sox the leadership III ING
league. Cleveland going ahead by VIM
ming from Detroit. RUTH made threc
doubles, a triple and single III hNs
tines at bat. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
INDIANS COP TOP PLACE
icy A.sn-.atad pr.

CLEVl:L.. Nn Nay a-Ey Roston's
defeat today By Washington Cleveland
took the lead IL the American League
'ace by wiruiI1 from Detroit. The
lrnms Dlat Cd ~ postpnu"d game.
(Con,lnNed o. NimiN plenN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
National League

yesterdays RESULTS.
New York. 4; PhiIndclphin,I I.
Chicago. u; Pittsburgh, ..
Cincinnati, q: st. Louis, 8.
Brooklyn, >, Boston, 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
Operator

Ask tho operator for Randolph L.
Say Want Al Department" and
your job is done. Times Dispa tch
Want Abs arc result producers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
How They Stand To-Day
American League
Yesterdays RESULTS.
New York, :, Philadelphia J.
Washington. 4; Boston, !.
Cleveland, q. Detroit, 3.
(Othcr game schcdulcd.)
OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY.
Chicago mt Philadelphia.
st. Louis mt Boston.
Cleveland mt Washington.
Detroit at New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10

To-day Is not too ar!y 20 get vour
Want I'D copy in. caii EandoIuh /
ana AN experienced want id taEcr viii
serve YOU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
American Association.

At Minncapolis-Min polls Kansas
City. postponed, rain.
At Si.Paui- st. Paul-Mlwaukcc.
postponed. rain.
At Louisviilc-Lousville. 3: Toledo,
At Observation-Disclosures. /; Co
lumbuS, ..
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,Nni Zoo i,lriN

day is not too early 10 get your
Want Al copy in. Call Randolph /
and AN experienced want ad taker will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
College League STANDINGS.

Following are the standings OF the
clubs in the Eastern Virginia College
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10

Ncale Elackburne. .: Winso. 7. smith,
Wallace Cruise Smyth Snyder. Two
base hits--Groh N!choft Snyder. Three
base -B!ackburnc. Wingo. Eoush.
stolen bascs--Elackburne. Baird. Sac
r!ice lit-Shcrdcil. Ncale L. Maaee.
Sacrifice hy-Ni.hoft. Double plays
Gl.1oiI and paOlettc. Left on bases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10

+rwo out when winning run scored.
r.Batted for Ayers in ninth.
score by innings:
Eorton iO0 oOOoll O--3
Washington .......oo 0O020 Ii
summary: Runs - Hooper. Ruth.
Schang. Shanks. Morgan. Foster. Casey
Two base hits Hc.pcr Ruth, 90
Three base hit-Ruth. Sacrifice hits
Shcan. McInuis. Sacrifice flies-iloop-
CO.. Foster. Johnson. Double plays
scott to Shcan TO IIoblit2ell: McInnis 20
Shcan to loblitEcl. Left on bases
Boston. s: Washington, 10. First base
on Observation-Disclosures, /. Bases OF
balls--oT Ayers, Is. OFT Ruth, ,. Hits
off Ayers Sin ? innings: of Johnson
in inning. Hit by pitchcr---by
Ayers. tNhiteman). S;rucl; ou;-hy
-tycrS. 4. by Ruin, / Winning pitcher.
Jchnson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY.
Brooklyn ut Boston.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
New York at Pittsburr n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
'Baiie1 for ADAMS iu ninth
fiiaE icT i'crEiUe IN niuth.

Now YORK I50uBby;
Fniiada'.,.''r "GOnOvH @
-: >'r ItIHs-AiaFsaGs, Peckin-
p"uG fgl.c, Miller. >; Han:an
LAM .>rpD Waller. TWo-base
hts >iarsans. Jameson. Dugan.
Three-h"se nix .PecE! rpau2h. Gardner.
lio'ne yGn-ff. iler,f Double plays
Baker. Pratt- a,h 'i'ipD: Dugan. David
son and Burns: villains McAvo" and
turns. Left on bases-Esw YORK IS:
PHILADELPHIA. :. FIRST base on errors
Sew York. =; Philadelphia. l. Bases
on ba lls--Dn russell .: or Gregg :.
ynf Adams. .. itits OF EusScll. fnonc
cut In first iauia2J: of Thcmahl.n. 8
~. .: of Gregs ia l-3 innings;
ar Adam. . ~ : % Innings. S.rUcl:
c1,:--hy Ihc!Hah'eu. ~ Grerg /: by
>dans. :. NiIu.u. pitcher. Taormah-
In: it..MG m..Ler. Eren..
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81. Louis.


81. Louis ............0 ! o q :; . q ] %
L,r,l I.,ini 4,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-28
ROY RICKEY is
BACK IN GAME
FOR MULDOON
BY ALTMAN
BY AIiERN

Roy Hickey. who has signed up
TO play with the Seattle hockey
team again this season. had his first
workout at the Arena Friday.
With Rowe he viii take care of
seattle's defense in fine shape, ac--
cording 10 the present dope. He
has been working in the spruce
camps. and is in good condition.
Reed. a shipyard goalie. guarded
the nets. and Manager Muldoon was
pleased with the way Foyston.
Walker and Morris passed him
with the puck.
skinner and Murray. the newcom-
ers, showed wen. They are improv-
ing every day.
Gully Wilson has not been signed
as yet, but he may be in Met uni
form before the opening game.
Happy Holmes. who is TO guard the
nets for Seattle this season. is ex-
pected TO arrive In town some time
Sunday
Vancouver has great team, ac-
cording to Hickey. who watched tho
Millionairos work out in the Canadian
city
Cyclone" Taylor is in fine fettle
Tor another big season. says Hickey.
and is going out strong for the scor-
ing honors Of the league again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-28
ROAD BULLETIN
Week Ending December 20, 1918
Issued by
Samuel }. IIumes, King County
Engineer

seattie-Tacoms High Line Road-Thru
nra Moine--In good condition TO
Pierce county lire.
Rrnton- Rrnt-Gravei road on east side 81
valley good 20 Kent
Kent raying-Ncw paving on Pacific
highway open from Kent north.
Kent Auburn -tiood Go by way OF hrl-lg
pavement on highway. New concrete
pavement from Kent south not open
fer traffic.
Auburn Enumciaw- New pavement open
for five miles out or Auburn. Take
old road to left at end Of pavement to
Euumclaw picnic grounds. In fine con-
dltion.
Enumclaw District 49, Roads generally
good south OF Green river.
Franklin Black Dinmond-Good
Auburn Black Diamond Good over
either route. via sooa creek or Green
river.
Mcclellan Pass Highway Government
spruce logging operations compile ,et,
Road badly ruttod Tor several miles
beyond White River Lumber Co bal
Rnre % road good TO GrccnNatcr river
Maple Valley Black Diamond Generally
good. some loose gravel.
Hrnton- Maple Nalley-Good
sunset Highway -Itenton North Bcnd-in
good condition as far as North Bend.
Road across summit closed ON account
of snow.
Kirkland BotheiI New pavement open
from Kirkland to brick road az Bothcl.
Bothrli- Noodinvillc- DnNali-Good.
kirkland Falls City-Good over yellow
stone trail
Pals city nuVall-By East Road Thru
Toit-Good. Road from Tolt north has
been damaged by floods, and careful
driving is necessary.
Kirkland -Tolt-Good except portion over
hin from Falls city road so bridge over
Snoqualmie. Logging trucks here.
Newport -Iseaauah-Nia Lake sammamish
Coed.
Newport Renton--G God.
Rent on Eenton junction Good.