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New Route to Paris.
tBy Associated Prcss.1


PARIS. July IA naval base on
the French coast used by the Ameri-
cans i'll their transport traffic is des-
tined after the war to become the
European marine terminus of a five
day New York to- Paris route, acco. d :
ing TO American naval officers. is their
views are reported by Raymond Les
tonnat. III ILLUSTRATION.
1T IS the port Of Europe. how is it
you have not found that ont for your
selves" the writer records the Amcri-
cans as saying. The new liners which
we Will build after the war and which
will put Paris within five days of New
York. will use it. We shall build n
new railroad to Paris and everybody
viii come this way from continent to
continent"
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TO HOLD SHOOTING EVENT
West End Mnrksmcn VIII Indulge in
Conte"t Lasting All Afternoon
4

ON July y the West End trapshou;ers
VIII conduct u tournament. the shoot
beginning ct : l.. NJ. and continuing
until night, The program calls for
nitN targets in five ten-bird events on
AN added bird handicap basis of 90 per
cent. the first event being high gun
ana the events following on add ed
hlrus based upon the score IN the pre-
cedlnS event. shooter breaking nine
OUT or ten VIII receive no allowance.
c'Sh' ont OF ten, one target will be
added: seven out OF ten. two targets
VIII be added This Will put the weak
ShotS on an equal basis with the best
shots. Each shooter is expected TO
bring some small prize which will be
The i've niub MOI, On ~. ue, 49,.
gets Will lie Squadcd and will com :
pete for the Keller prize. The pro
cesds OF the shoot viii he used to send
tobacco to the members of the club
who are now in the army and navy
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HERE IS One THING THAT
IS ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE

satisfactory results be expected from
any treatment that does not reach the
blood. the seat Of tho trouble, and rid
the system OF the cause OF the diSea SC?
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clcanscs and purities the blood by
routing out all traces OF disease. Tho
experience Of others who have taken
;. : 5 will convince you that 1t viii
promptly reach your case. You can
obtain this va luable remedy at any
drug store.
y valuable book on rheumatism and
its treatment together with EXPERT
medica! advice about your own indi-
viduai case. Will be sent absolutely
free. Write to-day TO Medical Depart
mcnt. Swift Specific Co. 43l Swift
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-02

ST. r.Nu Or AKA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-02
builders Defeat Petersburg Hnudil.
hhctr Pitcher Having Thing.
His Own Way.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS yG.TERDAY.
richmond Norfolk trainb.
PctcrSbur-, 1; Newport News, 4.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond at Norfolk.
Newport News AT pctcrsburr
Especial to The Timcs-Dispa,ch ,
STA DING. {

burgS winning streak WAS stopped by
Newport News this evening the Shin
builders defeating Petersburg by the
score OF to |. Their victory was due
to the pitching Of McClusky. only four
scattered hits being made off OF him.
In the pinchcs he Was at his best.
Thrice the Coolers had the bases
hlled and both times McC!usky struck
out tho batSinan. LarrisSy for ,h.
nome team was wild and could not
locate the plate. lie was relieved bv
Mlnchcil in tho third inning. who wa,
hi at opportuuc times. the visitors
scoring seven hI,S and three runs OH
OF HIM. The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-02
"MAC" HART TOPS LIST
OF WEST END MARKSMEN
Club Members Rr~ia~Sltt~i VIII,
Marked Changes In
Standings.
" tai,

The oiiic als Of the West End Gum
Club have reclaSsifed. for the mont,
of July. the shooters who are to tale
part in the regular shoots. held
under the auspices Of the club The
basis on which the rcclassifcat has
been made Is the scores run up by
the various members last month ,t
tho traps
|; viii! he noticed that EoStock. BOYD.
McGrath and Louis Euegcr were shot
out Of the first class and that Mae
Hart moves up from class ''E' TO the
top OF the whole list. with AN average
OF So per cent. Edward Taylor and
George l.. street, .Ir.. have moved from
class C. TO the second rating
Shooters who shot at less than TOO
targets still retain their previous
ella Ssifications.
following is tho revised list
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YANKEES AGAIN FIRST
BUT ATHLETICS, TAKING
s Ss LEAD IN PERCENTAGES
& Louia Downs White Soa Twice.
Cleveland Wins From
u. Detroit. 4 to 1.

lEZ1l 49, I. d BY NshoCiatcG Prrss
July New York
khfcd Gregg in the first inning to day
Md won as ii pleased. making thirteen
#ae and being favored with eight err
6NEs by Philadelphia. The score was
9Nto 2. Kopp rsturncc acre to play
until called 10 camp, about the middle
ofAJuly. Davidson. the Athletics sec
ond baSeman. resigned o-day. notify
ing Manager Mack that he could sec
no future for him in baseball. Dugau.
Who resigned last week, autographed
Mack to-day that he would return to
scores:
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ST. LOUIS TAKES TWO

~ CHICAGO. July Chicago lacked
the "punch" to-day, and 81 Louis won
both games OF double-heaGcr, = to .
and 4 to 3, respectively
~ In the opening game Danforth held
the visitors TO four scattered hits but
errauc playing on the part OF Scha.k
cost him the game. The locals filled
the bases on HoucA. m thf eighth in
ming with none opt and Rogers. VINO
succeeded hin. prevented any scoring
In the second game heavy hitting ~
robin and Ma!sel, coupled with some
sensational held!ac behind Davenport
and errors by Edd!e Collins was ac-
countable fo- -. !-ou!ss victory Tna
Scorcs.
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50 a month. where allotment Is made
TO "A wife and children. and SIS where
no such allotment is made.
By the handling of only two amount
--Sl5 and S20--the work OF send
ing out the checks, 1t Is announced.
will be greatly simpliiied and facili.
tated.
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F-i.ch auits whit, So.
lBy Associated Pres.

aiCAGo July l.-osear Happy
""nt+!ne!der With the Chicac o
americans s the la,es. PLAYER 10 do.
se-i fhs worlds champions
'.-sch Jed the league last season
~, 'i "tnh ranked as 800 hi,
- II is the nth PLAYER 10 quit IN.
- !hi-is' Faber enlisted in the.
iaNl anl JACKSON Lynn and Williams
- "GfK ~ shipyards.
etS ~. % employed By the
Fss company ~ milwaukee, plavii,.,
sem lp' ofes.i oMz! Tall SATURDAYS and
sundays
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BRAVES TAKE FIRST GAME

BOSTON. July boston defeated
Brooklyn. to 3. this evening in the
FIRST major league twilight game. The
game started at o'clock and lasted
an hour and twelve minutes. Raglan
held Hrooklyn TO SIX hits. two OF them
in the ninth inning. j. l.. Smith. OBJ
tanned from New York in the Hcrzos
deal, played third base for Boston.
and his work a feature. Catches
down the Boston score. The atten-
dance was considerably less than the
Monday average here. To-morrow's
game Will start at 3l5 o'clock The
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International Innrne

y Tofonto-To'onlo 4. Ncwark
Second game
A. Hamilton. ont Jersey CITY.
nura 10. trrst EaHe) Jersey civ.
BuHalo. Second game,
At hester-Rochcster 4 Bali
more.
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Here and There
With Carl"



some tins 80, ,.irrr was Il -. nummed
~ as ,n slce--
II lO!u as ii -, no put the harm
IN narnon!.
1t Scenteu ms >upa,ion WAS IL warbiu
iUrth inns nIuD, ::
II put the germ IN germany: | put
The dunn III DumUa.
lie never mentioned in his talo
ma, he "odiu pat niinaeii IN jail.
1t is a c,nch. he's with us yet Re
SLruIcss OF the .act
mat ii% ms. iLlIen Oh OFT. hI Seemeth
lar from sacked.
lie yet IL nuSy SnutihS FOUND in reck-
less conbinttILhS---
'i@ t"rpSrS wilu our Anglo SAX and
puts on all occasions.
!, make no differences tina, we're daft
from contemplation of ;hc dtaft--
IN me ny uncunccrn I.uIS h.
ne Letter III the Lvttsry
Virginia League. was seen very much
IN action =; ocean View dav better
fHiS'erdayi having run over from Nor
TOM Tor the afternoon. Al the time a,
which Il diSint, rested party saw him.
I'op was engaged in conversation
"iLh on" OF the richmond sport scribes.
der 10 give the once over l. several
iair apparitions who were passing
along the board walk
II seems passing strange thai pom
should have words so often with the
iarS when hey come to Richmond
TIe sing tns f2y' 'h he has such
and incidentai'%, to the beach
tienny Leonard. having recovered by
thiS time from the effects of his match
WIN hri,ton, IS TO meet Jack Brazzo.
OF ,la;zieton; "a, in an, eish,-round
n o" -I tSc cm,r 91u' a, Wiidwood n J..
Tor the fight, and tn. followers OF the
sport are already Dlu'%inG into town
me attendance promises TO be large
ana the sale or the seats is far beyond
expectations. state the promoters As
the soldiers and sailo. 5 at Cape Man
nave rowing matches scheduled at the
salhc hour or the hgEi. many of them
are expected To b., present XII viii h.,
somewhat disappo .nted. however. by the
, ,aact thai no decision is allowed in
,a-icton. therefore, bets are still liu-
der cover.
Ihe pTelims arc 20 be as follows:
!0nh lyman ana Tommy Bur.h: Max
9Ksefe and Steve Morris, ali Of rh 9iao
FreddH Re Dl@" r Stch, Cleveland, and
:, The doors will be ope.ed a, $50 T.
~. and the first bout Will begin ar
$50 The admission is u be 90 cents.
- and 81.
Ruth is all ;hai has been said Of
MN atltes headline OF one OF The
aiternco" papeis. which is a refer
chce to i tcrrinc homc-run ciout from
lne bat OF the homc-run king" which
broke UP Sunda. s RI, SoX-S Senator cx
hibition at Warrington
~! very well But, o hoy. think OF
what Walter Jo,Insor. must have said,
FRANK NJ. Troeh, o Vancouver. Mass
champ trap shit of washington and
a"!nier national ana. eur champion has
suppialited .. y. Ford as the leader Of
me trapShootin.; averages complied to
ASSociat ii N.
Troen has shot at HOO targets and
mas hrckSn l.o14 nus making the high
percentage OF $40 X. H. Bunca,
Ocean Park. Cal. has to his credit s73
nroken targets OF OF the even 900
.hhrsrtS SHOT A.. and follows close on
OF 81. 'S average
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Pcnninlan
; .... >, q
l. =. -. Nevada


Sur,nI.r,. % ~ ~ :
h!o. d Mara BILE. Davis. Gohcgau. Ma
Slar. Jones. Baker. Begritts Three
nuse hit- Si,. HONG runs-renni-
fakcr To Jones: Richerson to f5erritts
I" ones. liit-by pitcher---by GoheCau,
H. .eft on bases 'enniman. L. Neva.
"a !? struck out--by Ciohegan. IL; bv
raylor. .; by Berrtts. l. EMPIRES
barry and McGinnis. Time OF game
hours and 80 minutes
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Detroit.

5Clevelal d . 0 o % x-4
s. Summary: Observation-Disclosures, Chap
man, Speaker, Roth, Evans. Two-ha Sc
hits-Cunningham. Roth Three base
hit - Evans. Stolen bases - Wambs-
Eganss. Sacrifice hits-fiarpcr. Wambs-
ston: Evans tunassistcd). Left on
bases-Detroit. 4: Cleveland. >. First
base on crrors--Detroit /: Cleveland.
L. Rases on balls--oH Cunningham .:
Oft Coumbc. !. Struck Jt;--hy Gun
ntnEhan. ]: by Counle / Wild pitch
s&-Coumbc (2)
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stolen bases - Leibold, Weaver CO.
sacrifice hitS-MaiScl. Johns. Sacrifice
iiy-tiedeon. Double play-MaiSel, &C.
deon and Johl.s. Lett on bascs--St
Louis, A. Chicago. 5. First base on err
ror-St. Louis. |. Bases or balls-oif
iiouck, :; of Danfort., >. Hiis--on
Hcuck, III innings ,nonc out in
eighth; Off Rogers, none in two in
ninEs. Struck .,ut-by iIouck, ?. by
Danforth. 4. Passed hali-Scnaik
SECOND GAME.
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10 molI Benefit COR Tourncv

I|I,CVIdI 20 he IimcS- DlSp PATCH.
Ia NttiBCltG VA. July l-OakLyood
oouhtry cub Will hold a benefit handi-
cap Eoli tourney on the Fourth Of JULY
Tor the benefit of the local Red Cross
work. Entrants viii! be required to
put up at least 81 before playing.
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----------------
PENNlMAN VS.. NEVADA
""h,tion l'lant Team Defeats Nine
from American Bnttlcxhip In
Hot Contest,

H.
IENNlMAN, VA. July In a CON
oSnt featured by he pitching of Gohc-
SHn 10Y the Penninan nine. Pennimau
Geteated the sailor team Of the United
n Si.ds Battieship Nevada yesterday
a!ttf noon by 4 score OF TO . Gohe-
gan tw!r!ed the entire nine iunin~s
ara struck out fifteen bat;ers.
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tltilS -
'Battcd for Wallace i'll ninth.
FBattcd Tor May in ninth.

SCOT" uH IHIIINES' II.
Chicago .............. % u q u 3 u u o.
ST. Louis .......... q u o ul o O.
summary. Runs - Hollocher. Mann.
Paskert. Deal. Baird. Pauiettc. Two
base htS--Baird. Paskcrt HornSby.
Three base hit--tiendriN. Sacrifice hits
--Hollocher. Mann May. Sacrifice fly
flack. Double play-Beail to ZeideT to
Me-kle. Left on hascs-ChicaSo. Z;
81. Louis. I. First base on errors
Chicago. l. Hit by pitcher-by May.
! ,F'lack). Bases on balls--on Hen
Dirk, 3: off May 4 Struck out-by
Hendrix. !; by May, |. Passed ball
killifer.
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Carter w WOrmelcy. Il wcll-known
newspaper man. who was recently APP
pointed game warden for the city of
Richmond, qualified for that position
yesterday in the Hastings Court.
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CLEVELAND BESTS DETROIT

CLEVELAND. July I.-Cieveland de-
feated Detroit, TO !, in the final game
of the series here to-day. 1t was
Coumbes second victory of the series
Although hit harder than Cunningham.
The was effective with men on bases
Through brilliant ncldinG OF himself
and teammates. The score:
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Chi, ago.
.Bat,ed for Benz in seventh

81 s.; LOUIS ,.,..., o9l 81
summary: Runs robi.l tol, Maisel
t2), McMullin. Jacobs. R;sbcrg. Two
base hitS-Austin, Jacobs. Murphy
Three base hit-Tobin. Stolen bases
liendryN. Sacrifice hits-Demmi,t co
Austin CD. HendryX. Double plays
Weaver. r. Collins and Gandil: Benz
Weaver md Gandil. i.eiboId Weaver
and + Collins, Left on bases-Chica-
go. .: -, Louis. =. Fir: =. base on err
rors Chicago. l. ST. louis, l. Bases
on halls-off Benz. .: off pavenpor,, .
!tltS-oh Benz, II in innings: of
Wolf sans, in innings. Hit by pitch
er-hy EenZ. severely. Baik-
Davenport Struck oUt-by Davenport.
: Losing pitcher Benz Passed ball
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s 'Batted for Peckinpaugh in seventh.
tBatted for Adams in eighth.
81 Score by innings: r..
New York ..........41 OF ! 0 l Ia
Philadelphia .........1 O 0 0 0 0 0 o.
q Summary: Runs = Miller. Peckin-
apaugh. Baker. Pratt. Pipp. Marsans (2),
sTwo-base hits-Hannah. Pipp. GiIhoo-
ley. Three-base hits-Miller, Jameson.
Stolen base-Marsans. Sacrifice hits
MarSanS. Hannah Double plays
Baker TO Pratt to Pipp; Hannah to
Peckinpaugh; Shannon to Oldring:
, Gardner to Oldring. Left on bases
New York. IL; Philadelphia, 8. First
base on errors-New York. 5; Phla-
delphia. Z. Bases on balls-off Cald-
we'll /; off Adams, ). Eits-off Gregg,
"a in inning; off Adams, in : in
|snings; off Holmes. in inning. Struck
|Sout-by Caldwell, Z; by Adams. / Los
ling pitcher, Gregg.
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ButtcN TO! NaTNuaVU III tlEnI!l-
y. l.. Smith out III sixth: hit by
fair battcd ball.
score by innings: II.
I}rooklyn ..O0 0co o o .--S
Boston .2 90 u -
summary: RunS-JohnSton. Daubert.
H. Wheat, Rawlings. Herzog CD. Wick
land CA. Threc-b3sc hts. Wheat.
]. l.. smith. Rawlings. stolen bases
Olson 90, Johnston. Wickland. Dou-
bic plays-Raw!ing TO konetchy 90.
Left on bases-Brooklyn, 4: Boston.
{. First base on errorS-Boston, >.
Bases on balls-oif Robertson, !: off
RaGan. 5. Hits-of Vanguard, in
innings: off Robertson, ! III ! inning.
Struck out--by Marquard, !: by Raglan.
-. l.nSiuE Irher. MnrnNaEl
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CHICAGO TAKES FIRST
WINS OPENING CONTEST
OF SEVEN-GAME SERIES
BrnNrs @fn F:rst Twilight Gnmc Mt
Boston. Over brooklyn, by
5-to-. ('Ounf.
lBy Associated rress.

ST. LOUIS. July Wild throws by
Gonzales and raulctto coupled with
timely hitting by lIollocher and I'aSN-
ert. and Deals sacrifice ny in the
sixth. enabled Chicago to win the first
Of se>en-Same series from st Lou =
to-day. TO :: The score.
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=. 'V'''C y! TIT +,
Newport News .......10 0Uo 0O0l--
Petersburg .uO o OonOo III
summary: Two base hits - Coving-
ton. MtcluSky. Whitcraft. stolen bases
liEhtfoot. cOrington, Parker. Nc
Clusky. Bases on ballS-off I.arrissy {:
of Winchell. l. off McCiusky. { Left
on bases Petersburg. 10: Newport
News $. Hit by pitched balls--Coving-
ton. IightfOot Hils--off l.arriSsv, =
in 22-3 innings; off WincheM : in { =
innings. Struck out--by McClusky. y;
Winchell. | Time OF game. . hours
Umpire. l.ipc.
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That's what you get in FRUIT
HEARTS" the exquisite candy-coatcd.
fruit favored Chewing Cum. Buy a
package to-day-5c
Made by Frank II. Flcer Corporation,
Ihiladcl phia.-Adv.
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\, Milwaukees-Milwa To
ledo. Cirst gamcD. Milwaukee, 5; To
ledo. tsccCnd gamc).
Al Kansas City-kansas city. . 20
lunibus. q.
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hoy good furniture cheHpIy through
the Wnnt Ads in rho Tirnes-Di,nn,,b.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-02

GNMkS TO-BNI.
Network Chicago.
Philadelphia AT st. Louis.
SustOn ut Detroit.
Washington at Gle, Gland.
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is tho revised list.
SpnOm MinncrN fOr I'D

Class a." X G; Cabeil
Class b." NJ -. Hart
Class &C" Edward Taylor.
Mason won from Sheppard in tie TO
May class &C" spoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-02

when you want 10 use rcsult-Sct-
ting Wnnt Adj, call Randolph I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-02

GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
Brooklyn mt Boston.
PhiladeiptIih at New York
Cincinnati at PITTSBURGH.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago. {: ST. Louis. >.
New York PhilaIclphin rain).
BoSton. y; Brooklyn. =.
tOthcr Eurne not schcnulcd.l
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How They Stand To-Day
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTEHDAY'S RESULTS.
New York. o; philadelphia. =.
-. Louis. =: Chicago. tfirst Gnmep.
-. Louis. 4; Chicago. 3 tsec"nd Eamel.
Cleveland. I: Detroit. I:
lOthcr game not schcdulcu.l
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STANDING or rIte IIuis
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The prelims arc 20 be as follows:

nc prelimS arc 20 be as follows:
v. i3hn lyman ana Tommy Bur.h: Max
WI ma M son and lobby Burns; otto
Neele and Steve Morris, all Of Ihila
delphia; Dick Stch. Cleveland. and
FREDDY Reese. New Yor,. six rounds.
:, me doors will be ope,ed AT / 80 T..
~: ana the hrSt bout viii begin al
$50 The admission is u be 90 cents.
81 and 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-02

Ruth is all ;hai has been .,id NJ
him. at-tes headline OF one OF Inc
Afternoon papeis. which is a refer
chce to = tcrrinc homc-run ciout from
me bat vi the 'homc-run king" which
broke Up Sunda.'s Red Senator cx .
hibition at Warrington
All very wcli. But, o hoy. think or
what Naitcr johnson must have said,
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lotais .............2I -
Newport News
| o u u - q u q |
N N A "A d. an d.

'ta - 81 ~ "a IL
'Battcd for Herriott in ninth.
.Baticd for Parker in ninth.
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'uis . q 20 q n n ID
90 ...... o o q 0 0 q n %
mary. runs D"iimit;. Hendrix
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-12


,Tliofias uE1st oIiFe *
wei vim q eek q.
WeIcn, James a. Lowell 1Easss
White John e, Brooklyn, y.
White. Theodore, BzItmore, Nd
Williams. Fred Il, Hefskens Tenn
Tarrant, Thomas, New York. n. 7.
Thompson, Charlie Y, Huntsville,
Texas.
Thompson, John F., Somerne, Ga.
yaIent, Paul. Lansford, Pa.
Vrott, Fletcher, Mankato, Kans.
warren. Robert, Clay City, III.
Written, Ira, Oklahoma City. Okla
Wilkes. James H, New York, n 7.
Yaramchuk, John, South River, n J.
Young. Adolph 4, Philadelphia, Pa
Zimmerman. George Va 9Illmont
cochrane. Walter, Dumbarton, Scot.
Davis, William 4 >, Klonhde, Texas
Doll, Claude b. Easr 6ingman, kanS'
Foley, John A,rNeW York, n. Y.
Frost, Ralph B., North Bethel, Ne.
Gee, Clarence E., Dublin, Texas.
Grammar, Marvin M, Helena, Ark.
Jones. Willard A, Peoria, Ill
JenrieS, Frank Smith, Bestland. Va
rKces, George D., Warm Springs, Ark.
Kelley, Earl C., EIkton, Nd.
Larson, David h, Little Falls, MINI,
Larum, Oscar, Malta, Mont
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