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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
NORWEGIAN GIRL RETAINS
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
Miss MplIa Isjurstcdt, However, Find.
Miss Eleanor Gn>s Bril-
liant Opponent.
CONTEST ENCEEDINGLA CI.osr
Winner OF Championship Has for
-Four Years Eccn Recognized ns
ttuccn Of Net Gamc-Alc"t This
Summer in Outdu"r Matches.

NEW YORK. March 30--Miss Mo!lu
Riurstcd;. the Norwegian girl. re-
gained the national indoor tennis
championship In the finals to-day or
the womans indoor tournament, held
Al, tho Seventh Reg iment Arrnory Miss
Eleanor Goss star player OF tho Sew
YORK Tennis Club, me, Tic inv:ncihlc
Mo!!a ia the tina! match. and forced
her to display her best brand Of play
ing 10 capture the title. The score
was IS. 6-l. Ga.
The tina; match revealed the fac,
tha, tho Viking Srl will have another
rival in Che Gcid who can give hcr a
hard battle for the iawu tennis crown
this summer.
Mis- EIuds;cdt hos been r"cog nizcd
for four years az the queen Of The ne;
came "hen played out or doors. hut
Mias Goss i also :. bc,;cr player there
t!Itn on the in.ocr courts
Niss EJugs'odt lost the first SO, of
tAe match tOday. ana then stcadicd
down bringing into play some of her
tricks which carried her 20 victory IN
the second SGT. Miss Co.'S forced "A
lead Of 80 In the last set; Ou, was
unabl" :" finish ahc4d.
Miss Cos. with Mrs. Spencer rul-
icr;"n We v"r AS 4 partner. won the
doubles championship defeating MISS
'aroma W.nn and Mrs. Homer $
Green c.3. ll-o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
CAMP LEE BASEBALL TEAM
TO MEET BATTLE AXMEN
Stron. t:nttI- Expected between semi
professionals and Picked Players
From BiG EncamRmrnt.

y h-ht frOm start 10 finish Viii lac
tho result of thc meeting between tn.
Camp Loo hnSoball team aud Tie Strous
Eliile AN scmiprofessjonUl agcvcga-
ton.
IL viii l,c a case of ti:ura;ivcry
SPEAKING. % Greek mcctin" ,;rc"il For,
a the local club j. composed o. pia!
crs iroin til" hes; teams in the l""ali;v.
80 is thc c..mp Lee team madc mp uc
mcu VIA" hIy" seen scrvic" in the many
FAST tcnns OF tho country.
The invaders are under tho leader
Ship Of IA l<!cpf-v. " hu held the high
"~j p'tch ~ average ia the American
l-a@u" last summer. taking as 4 basis
,h- number @. games lost and won.
ki6rfcr MS tcnmmatc "f 10" ti""hl-
ing when he Was with the cleveland
Americans. This fact. coupled with
the prohahil!t! tEnt IioohliuG Viii pitrh.
should rdh "a great deal uf interest TO
TN" nnLir.
Tie lir"-up al the Cnmp Loo team
incIudss i:iliy Dixon. i"ru.v player rnr
New p,I"nrs I!.swick. from the i'ariG..
Coast i.ea3u": Tom Harris. from thu
southern League: .I"c HARRIS. Formerly
with cleveland; I'a--criy. "f Mcmphi. (.
Kennedy, az tn" st. Louis Cardinals
ana Edwards. from the Pacific Coast
Tn" ~" mines VIII clash a; ( o'clock
tomorrow afternoon at boulevard
Held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
TEACH ALL TO SWIM
At Lrn>t All az the Men in the Navy
Must liz Taught. II Z.
Snid
jspcc,al TO The -Dspa,ch

Especial 10 The Tunes DIS patch
NEW HAVEN, CONN. March 30
stations throughout the country Is 10
DC taught to s"irn ~ g military r.
Gu!rcinent according - plans auncun..-
cd 10y alter camp. general director Of
navy athletics az tho Navy Depart
inent Commission on Trn!nin; camp
Activities
In a survey q. ;hc training stations.
Director camp has found tina, almost
30 per cont OF embryo sailors arc IN
able to swim. This condition. he says
sLh"uSR alarming. * easily explained
.hasinnch a. most OF the men have
had little opportunity in this direc-
ton. a. the: have come from canlnuni.
t"s ana cities where facilities for
aquatic sports are tot available
Two methods ar. being cnployoI il,
"rs 10 SKIM. ono is ia TIC water tho
natura! way. and the other is on dry
land To novice the ID. a @: a man
learning TO swim on land would seem
ri4trulous. but /; has proved to i,c on.
o. tho best means Of condi,ioniu. the
men Tor tho course in water iusi,rr
ton that follows, and completes ;ici-
training.
-" INNING IS ono OF the few exe--
ciScs tnat tend toward hnc.' and ,na,,.
u'i!."rln phyS!cal devciopm ent." Dircc-
tof camp declares Il, produces =
cIcar-cut and supple body where other
hp"ris only develop part OF IT, Ia
AiHition swimming stands alinos,
"!tnou' rival as sport, for where
IS ~" man who docsn', prefer a plunge
IN the surf 10 any other form OF recrei,
ton on a hot summers day?"
Every sailor should bc iaurh, how
70 swim, director Camp concludes. Il;
i imperative. y sailor who does.,'t
MO" now 20 :" im is like CARPENTER
~no doesn't know how 10 use a ham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
DROPS GLOVES FOR PEN
"HnttiinE" Lc>Insky Tur,:- Author in
Order to Write Lessons
for Soldiers.
AVER. MASS. March ao =

AVER. MASS. March 3O.-FoIhs. NEE,
Battling I.cvinsky. author
puS!list by profession. Eat" has
n'o'Ecntarily cropped the padded g.ov.
Tor the pen TO write a book Sacw:i e
oar soldiers how 10 learn Ia box in nine
I"Ssons "BoNing IN Me Lcsson,''
IS the official ti;lc he has given the
course ri Camp Dcvcns. where he has
hcen appointed boxing instructor bv
me War Department Commission on
Training Camp Activities
t'np;air Richard /. H,ti;-,,
men athletic officer has collaboratcd
M''h i'eNinsNy in publishing the book
'"Se'ner The! have prepared the Sc
.l"s O. lessons which cXpiaius the
hioWs, positions and fine points in ring
&tht"S! dealing. The exposition dwelIs
p'>F,i'uar'y on the keen reiatioA N
nc poA'hS bears 10 bayonet!ag OF
Nhl'h Ii mas been made the b. .ic
method Of instruction by thc Traiaiuc
tanti Commission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
MEET AT HOVEY PARK
virginia Union and HAMPTON VIII
Pin! opcnirE contest
Monday.

n. Ntrs MIA Enlon University aE-
fr%Saii"H Is going through its mail
N"rN -out preparatory 10 the opcn!n-
contest With HAMPTON on Nouday At.
,c'nvpn ut . o'c'oclt at iIoVcr PARK
The Hampton and linton teams arc Old
riNa $ hHd nc clash between ihos. t,o
'tn""!S IS always AWAITED win cr"at
interest Union enters Tho struggle
minus TN" services Of h"r star hurIcr
% last ?"ar- i;auls--tut pcnn tho
present hHr!"r. j. fully "apahlc OF LOOK
ing aft'! the pill-toSsIuE job. Johnson
WI 10 the receiving. Gregory Viii
sinr' AZ second base. Taylor a; frs,
Mct'uin ~ ;hird aud iiucl"s at short
SOP THIS combination "il in ali
pr"hthi'iiy St"rtic Tho visitors by tho
Rapidly will, which they "N.rutc mar
plays. J.rEtns >m!th and T. - john
son VIII hold down tn" garden johs
\ large crowd is cXpcr ed as Tho
ScaSld"FS ways IN; up a classy brand
OF bal. Union won at home las. wear
while Hampton did likewise on hor
grounds. As this is the first -anc FOR
either team. the relative strength az
the TWO teams Will be closely vrtchcd
by their supporters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
GREAT RACE MEET WILL
BEGIN AT BOWIE TOMORROW
Muny Hundred Horses Stabbed ut
Ncnr-Dy Nnrylnnd Points 10
Participates.

WASHING TON. March Gothic Cir
curt Court. in session n; Upper Mari
boro. Nd. has granted tho petition Of
the Southern Maryland Agricultural
Association FOR a license 10 conduct las
sprin2 race meeting. winch Will begin
Monday afternoon at lowe.
End"r the new law passed by tA.
Legislature creating Prince George
County ttc!nS Commission. and which
MI become effective June /. 1t Will NOT
hc necessary amy more TO takc.up with
tho Circuit Court the question: OF rae
ing dates. The commission. composed
Of James p Belt. Robert l.. Hall. w
Baden Jackson and w. G. It!on, VIII
have the power TO control racing in the
county. which. In addition 10 Bowie
Includes the Upper Marlboro halt-miIc
track.
Bowie will not have to pay $3.50
daily tax at the coming meeting as
first thought. as law stipulating this
anlount. As said IL not yet in effect:
There arc now upward Of 1000 race
horses. al! told. at BcnninS. p!nl!co
Bowie and the Gentlcmcn's Driving
fatk'. ana the great majority Of them
WI take part in the Prince Georges
FarN meeting. Already tho stable
room at Bowie has been exceeded. \
horse train Will make the trip from
BcnninS. each day Of tho meet;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
STR|CTER RULES LAID
DOWN FOR PLAYERS
Must Not Elirt With Demon Drink
or Burn More Than Proper
Number Of Tags.
NATIONAL LEAGUES RULES
Players Suspended 10y Umpire Must
he Dealt With in Accordance
With Recommendations OF Prcsi-
dent Tcncr, Without Appeal.

NEW YORK. March so. The National
League has started something
y, the last meeting of John Kiulev
Tencr and his club owners IA Stric:
st of rules for hall PLAYERS under
contract I" owners IA the mother CIR.
cult was drawn M. aud just rs the
clubs were *;artirE toward pixic 1,
MAS put in force"
'iie new code which tho players arc
snrro*ed 10 follow is by far Tho no:t
strict tiat has ever h"or handed down
~ any lcat he. aud ~" stAid old Ma
;!uh.i has set precedent IA framing
L.
According 10 tn" nov rules. National
league players who flirt with rcd Xix
k"r 10 excess or burn 10" man! flags
I" sun the ideas of their mamas IRIS
HAY De nhhdi"d severely. aud the
league VIII nnh"IL any niandEcr In
such case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
HAVANA RESULTS

.tirSSt r~""- i've cishthS of a ca r,io,,o
~ 'k lceEer,. % !. I" : ana :. to : vor
Jwan". !: ',;aulcll. 10 :. i To > and ) 10
>, second: Lady capglcious iI2 miller,
- to ]. 70 and 1 to L. third Ttmc
10" - MIR. Doolcy. Tess. Dora Collins
Immense. Miss Francis Miss Harnha rhnr
Omar. Mo.lsr ana Bob blossom also ran.
Second raGiG-;ive etGhths, .: miic-Frce-
dom. u? hiiiei'ian,. ! 70 / 10 and even
End 8 to .. s2cond; Srylia. I6o (Mct'rann,
l."dv Moor. Dental. Dunoss Dign!iv ~.
rtsiown. Skcets. Edmond. Ada ms Cun;,i,,
Zen and 10 Jam ais" ran.
Third race. three gu r.crS mile Ric-n,u
loo 'BurNel !" 20 !. L" | and . To- Won:
;ra>Incrr. lo' tl.unS fordt. I. To = even and
10 >. second: lytlo. 10, u'oIlITisC . :"
to and to = third Time :ii 81 LADY
R"wcma;, Merry Jubilee. X!m. Nun, ESQ.
Conan Rr"H and Ischgab!bblo alsn ran
i:id. ~ Hnrse, TO {" End out. won:
1u;. second: PiIuctt". Ill (KIcecor,. 10 :" T.
% and out. third Time. lis 30. Kcs
irei and Salon also ran.
FIJI. II Ta""-niic and twenty Nards-Ti~or
jim. lni 'Iinns"nl, " 10 |. to / and even
won: ley. y. tGarGan). to l. 6 10 . nuI
"a = second: IamIO"h los I.insfor,ir
10 :. 10 and to I. third. Time il;
Snrgca ~. i:elnarkab.c. Investment IIaitic
Burton and canto ats" ran
Mcdonald. 100 tIlowardb. 10 /. > to and
4" ana even. second: Battle \ nbcv 10:
Tim" lis il a'"c, CONF No =, TN, tnird
WUiSa and biyau also ran ~ 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS

wor,, ., ,vi>,ion 55 ,par.ch 2 ,a ,"T2Hf 70
ana 'N"n. Won. Mar,rc, loi ,S.uG,i. , "a :.
% NJ "n' TO ? second ~ Isl l". -.
TIM" ;;..S Oh Coin. neuo>i, li..t>c. Tom
'rr". 'nc." itrt and Tiiluis"U also ran.
Scion" race mite and >fN'.-urh-- Lady
N"T! l';' 'tr!cksonN. I" D. To ana
y" y" "oA !" : s-c"ud: 'i.n Levy. IL
Tim. I.'ei-a. Temper sjsn.ar, AMI iiary
Warren also ran.
70, fh ~ rsYG gNr,soe-gn;r,e- mill .losNsco;.
TOY q; rhr Morning n ,Warr,ns, on,. =.
I" and cut. scr"nd. Rriuchurst. Ia
TI W., ~ I"n Tromr el-o r"",
David CRAIG, y G'"oi". 20 :. cvcn ami
= TO :, Won; llap2y \~ucy 10 ,r..iI- harr.
~ 20 I" and : t" /. second. ci"%u III.
,ILimc l:osi.5. Bile Is. j Rufus. i;on,i
"Srry Mason and i'-gan'at as" ran.
Fifth re mile and iNt"eu;h-WarS. W
u 'Srnd"b. ~ To :. oven and 10 :" won
WOOL Trip. 10 rpurechI 10 to !. 10 ana
. To .. second: Cher Leader. 30. O,.ija,.
J. ~. 20 :. t. and : 90 g. third rim.
~ - tra"-ur. M.uk'.g or;vrtunj,, =.
aud iIcrl.r ais" ran.
sinh rsc,--miic and sixteenth Parrish -
second Bs rh;.r- shilling =: d. GRrisn1 -
~ Ia !. ia and {" :. third Time I:4a
Dancer. M"r! IL. Iihymer aud %cjo
seventh race, milo and sixteenth Surp.sa-
inE. 10. tCarroin. 10 !. to ami In 10
won: Ambrose. III tS"h"r,rI. IL ~ g IA !
ana 10 J. second. High IIo-.c = iEn-rn
:" TO = and :" :. third rino ! 20 .
AuSustu. llctnZ". John lIurir S.r pyI,, mi
IouEtlN Lass also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
SHERIDAN BURIED
W orId- Famous ttbIcs. ur,
Death 10y Men OF All
CHANCES

NEW YORK, March 3o.-M3rtip
sheridan. VINO became world-famoua
as an athlete white serving tho city
~ Policeman. was buried to.d.y. An
"N-S"N"r""r. supreme court Justices
we no'ice commissioners. hundreds OF
members o; the Celtic and Shamrock
''"hS ana many other friends trit ]
90 crowd into the church OF ST. Vince.
r'Fr"r 10 attend tho funeral The
'"nerai cortcGc which proceeded TO
: "iNarN cemetery passed between
'n'"hGs on the streets. The pail
.i"'frrs included Ex-Governor Martin
- 'iNnn supreme Court Justice t.oha-
IN. folire Commiss Toner En-ight an,
IatrirN : Conway. president Of In,
irish American League
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
BIG LEAGUE MANAGERS
FEAR GAPS IN LINEUP
VIII Not Feel Certain Of Any OF
Their Men OF Draft


NEW YoRN March 3o-Major
league club -owners are not at all sure
OF holding players within the draft age
until lnc close Of the l9iS season
With tho nest draft call liable to
come during the month OF April. men
OF draft age viii be rushed 10 arn,y
environments ius; a. fast a it is pos
,iblc for tho government to &c, them
there. and as the boys in Class Ia
arc called. there may he gaping holes
in many big league lineup by the
Is; o! July
such players As Benny Kuum. ~
Mamau%. Ray. Chapman. RED Fabcr
Grover Cleveland Alexander aud George
i;iIus nay he wearing khaki instead
Of Ing league uniforms by mid-sumsner.
And there i no use undercstimatins
the extent that the loss Of their SER
vices would amount 10.
should ;he Giants lose kauff Me
GTaws Quilted would he practically
wrecked. Davey Hobcrison's deter.
m'nation 20 quit the game was hard
enough blew, but the dashiu. little
center fielder OF Federal League fame
would be missed even more than Rob.
crtson were he 10 20.
In the case OF Ray Chapman. who
may he taken from the Indians. his
going would wreck Lee Tohl', inncld
one OF the best shor;stoppers in the
business Oh, pinan's prcscuc. OH The
Cleveland inner circle Is imperative to
give il balance. Without him the In
dian 'nheld would be like a boat with
out rudder.
The White SoN could i'll ford to lose
tn" services OF Red Faber, VINO is be-
INK depended on t" win many games
for them this season, and should the
cubs lose Alexander. his shoes could
not possibly be iillcd.
While 81 Ma,uauX is somewhat Of an
experiment for The Dodgers. Caciv
!iobhI- is counting heavily on hin, &c
conc back and star az tho hoadiincr
Of the Brooklyn staff. 50 If he goes
Erooklyn Will suffer
There are good many other players
whose status is not definite. S.mc OF
them cou'd be SHARED well enough hut
others are badly nc"hcd. :" til. mag
nate is getting ready t" "rrn tho scas
son With put assurance that hc can put
q ball club in ,hc tff'L anil keep i,
'hcre The waruatcs. however are
No; ye!ri"H. Troy viii stand any loss
'iih smile anal CONSIDER that i; adds
10 their Bit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
TEACH BOXING BY SQUADS
Is LATEST INNOVATION
Progressive system for the INSTRUCTION
of Soldiers Has Been
Evolved.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch1
WASlffNGTON. March CA pro-
receive system for the obstruction of
soldiers in boxing by squads has been
..~..eu ny r.uHd \. Rowe. division
athletic director at Camp Custer, Bat
tie Creek. Mich. ana submitted 10 Dr.
Joseph T.. Raycroft. general director Of
army athletics for the War Department
Commission on Training Camp Ac,ivi-
ties. tor adoption in all the tratnin;
environments. The system has already
been tested out at Camp Custer with
effective results.
Under Director Rowe'S plan. the sol
diers would be detailed in groups of
from three to six squads TO receive a
series OF progressive lessons IN the
different phases Of boxing. thus giving
the men :, comprehensive instruction in
me space or time ordinarily used uD
u learning single lesson. The frs :
sro'ip would consist of three squads
i"dr!-ihs fundamentals. the second. sin
Squads receiving advanced instruc-
tons: the third. three squads practic-
ing instructions; the fourth. one squad
practicins ON the punc.link bags. and
IN" NTH. one squad. in pairs boxing
oihccrs and men Of advanced training
would he assigned TO the groups as
Instructors. while the boxing camp
director personally would take charge
"t group tro. where the most imyor-
,"nt part OF TIC instruction ;.kcs place
Inc system hirccto. Rove points
cut. would give the soldiers seven and
"he-hali minutes OF fundamental III
stTu'tion: hitc'n minutes OF advanced
instruction. seven and onc-halt minutes
- prurtire. two ANA onr-halC minutes;
ipT bag punching. and two and one
half minutes for ,sctual boxing allow
l.. COR Il half minute rest between ca en-
pcricd. IN addition II would give va
rlety 10 the lessons and stimulate tn.
interest OF the men in the training
Wh.rA IS nov regarded vital 20 the
equipment Of cvery soldier because al
its Close relationship with bayoncting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
Baseball Results

ginia. s; Virginia Christian College. 0.
Al Little Rock -EOston Americans
4: Brooklyn Nationals, 8. I:attcrics
McCabe. Ruth and Schang. AEncw /:
Marquard. Grincr, Mitchell and Miller
Al Winston Salcm-Univcrsi:y OF
North Carolina. I; Guiiford College. ).
~ Jacksonville.P Philadelphia Amer
iccnS. q: Pittsburgh Nationals. $. Bat
teri"s: Meyers. Fahcy. Geary and Per-
k:ns; Jacobs. steele and Schmidt.
NJ Wake Forest Wake Forest col
lesc. ): Holy Cross. Ii.
IT Greenvillc: Erskinc College. 81
NJ San rancisco--Chicag Nationals.
>; san Francisco; Batteries: Vaughn.
son. Dobbs and Brooks.
At New. orlcnns-c!cveland Amcri-
coyeleskie. Wilkinson aud Rllines.
O'Neil: johnson. Dordes and Kitchens
rctcrs.
At iIous' on Chicago White Sox. IL:
Houston. >. Batteries Williams and
Lees; Smiihson. Glenn and Noycs.
~ Dallas Detroit Amcricans, 10:
palisS, ." i:1ucries: Finncran. Han
and =. Cobb St:nagc; Lewis. Compcrc
and bowie.
\, San Antonio New York Ma
tionals. S: San Antonio I. Batteries:
Schupp. Tcs'san. Schaefcr and Nc
Carly: Ross and Gibson.
\, Tous;on-Whi,c Sox. II; Hous-
ton. =.
At Minera, Wels--SoN yannigans.
10: One Hundred and Thirty-third Ar
tillery, s.
:. At San Franclsco-Cubs. 8; San
Francisco, /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
Why AA Ball Proved
q f allure in Richmond

The scene was at boulevard Field
trrttay afternoon. The occasion
was the first amateur ball game Of
The season. nj large number OF
citizens. anxious to- give their sun
port To the rit!s amateur OrEHn;Iu-
tiOns. were IN The stands. Fnus.
hrnrkcninG to the call OF the rumc
for Inc first time this year. were
burntin2 into applause ut each crack
OF tho hat. Fer tho first time,
"thaf's hot onr:' WAS shouted in
IN" Enclosure. mud even Unuttrr or
'wo against the ump'> decisions
were heard.
Tic price OF admission was
twcnty-odd cents. To u close OBJ
servers eye there might he seen "a
wclt-drcSsed man ntnnding on the
top OF shed outside of the fence,
watchina tho game free of chmrrr.
And some Of uS wonder why "A
bail in ItichmOnd was N failure!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
HOGAN Is WINNER
captures Worth md south Omen chi.
Cham nion>i'ip nj Pinehurst
Links.

ilHEi IiSr. y. G.. March Su.-W,i
'vi 'i"san. Of the Rochester t'oun:rv
Won the NORTH and South open
Soh championships titlc formerly held
ny norman Maxwell to-day lie plav-
{" inc second thirty-siX holes i'm seven
'E-'hre" aud the fna! round in seven
E't"o lie was one of the five pl.v
rrS VINO were tied at liS at tho end
OF the first thrty-six holes playcc
a'S's'd'N, James Barnes OF Eroad-
moor ana Emmett French, OF York. PA.
tied for second. with a total OF 80
Sttohes' two behind The winner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
Notes Of Fan lon1
Po0r Jim.

VINO" srn-ns the pitchers cuan!n. wing
v::,nd sans the PHI wi.h might and main.
" ,I*h IA tH a-e cracking IT, the Swing
-" b!S 70. ru" teams begin 10 trail
lin Thorpe.
~; ywhcn ~ last The team rc,r"as
a., ith uESGrS eager FOR t'c FRAY
VIC cnNiHS Kenny EauT pnd HUNS
"h''c S!'iinS on tao bench all DAY?
linn Thorp-
Giants : y diseasr Win Me Ora WIZ" 'H'
=" be Eyanh us 4 lou. ,iiae s!nce III thc;rs.
Pa, M"..n hcs chine, ,;i.ld.r n,,,,5
L. ,@, .'r, IL "r.h; TO coEe" To-. OF sroum,!
La Tin VII h. an,e to Sc. away ria, :,
.ni 81 stuff saSS!nE the uGipires You r,u'.
ni i"t nj what a Chinanian SAYS lei n.o.e
&c. 90 hiEh cost w. y>ai'!l. framed those
o." -'"Sh'o"cd SATURDAY nights.
Erc"Gi .rho,,oErarh. pgove dos. willard
,.r!rE Eod'~ IS 20 il van,,eS. Hes I'm
Italian Right name. pzxoia.
the kinks out OF thoif wings.
birds eye view OF Pittsburgh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
UNIVERSITY TAKES GAME
Defeats 'trEinin Christian COLLEGE I'm
Seasons Opener by
S-tO-0 score.
,. i :, 10 The T!mcs-pisos,rh. +!

ESPECIAL 10 The Times Dis rairh.
hAlii-tT iES\ LILLE, IA. March 30.
lTsihia oncncd her baseball sc.so.,
'"-u"!' doicaiins Nirg MIA Chrts liz !,
'"ce'' to HiNy held tho v:s.-
80 I" hHe nits in The seven inmIn--
y" "'H on III" mound ana VII. ...-. :,
Iahtti"SS support. TiovScc md Mccall
-" win the stick. each getting two
III" visitors HAY. STAR battery ~
'iiI'udal and Arnold. Tie ;ornr,.
S'r"cN out more men thnn niXc,. nrt
r"SE'n ''eiding back, OF him gave Viz.
ginia several unearncd runs.
Score b. Innings T.
Y. &. 4. " ooooon - -
na''.ri's: EiNey, Taylor and Mount.
ciftcn'ial and Arnold.