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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
Amateur Baseball
Season Opens Today

The scnson for the Commercial
league. the RichmOnd League nnd
inc Athletic LcaSuc, the three
s,,S amateur orEnnizntio Ions,
VIII be opened Officially today,
Every tenn I'm the three associations
VIII nave game, which means
,nnt practically every diamond In
richmond nnd the suburbs will he
used for staging tho national pms
time.
Pronpects for the hest nmntcur
nascbniI scnson In years nre bright.
Nanny Of the best OF Richn,ond's non
professionals have returned from
service with their country. and
their return has strengthened the
outfits with which they ure ar
Edward II. Fuller. president of the
Nmntrur hnsebnli Communications snfd
Iani night TINT the players were
enthusiastic and full OF ginger and
anxious to get mt cnch other In
what should prove snnppy contests.
Inc commission Inns perfected it's
organization. md will do everything
IN It's power Ia encourage tho
playing OF amateur baseball in
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
BRAUER NINE PLAYS TODAY
Fnnt Amateur Outnt VIII Meet GRIMM
Icum on Seminary
Grounds.

The r. +. Braucr nino will nit jts
SELL against inc Bcnjamin r. Crump
cam ol me Athletic League this after
Seminary diamond. Gintcr park Fl
!. Grace has gathered a bunch Of
nus' iefS ana prospects for big sea
, F@r field captain he has selected
n ,iiN,i,,; a husky catcher, who has had
Tt +, or amateur experience around
VIII be left with him. Kennedy ,bn
h"IIer, mas plenty Of smoke this vcar
~ curing practice the whole team
out mercy. '''' "'th-
:, This team is open for game Easter
,'' ,.,.E ana any club wishing to secure
=, snii: Win this nine viii please caII
". j. ,,rncc. Elndolph 1Gna
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
CADETS READY TO MEET
WITH TECHS ON TRACK
VIII Enter strong Team. Hoyiur Io,,
nut ohr 1918 Varsity
Hummer.
SpccLaL - I,ne Times- nisnaInh

LEXINGTON, VA, Apru lS1E
!ahsenents have been co,nDlot.u Tnr
me v NJ I-N. l.. /. track ,ncci 10 10
he1n IN bla.hSbur@ today.
nc ". /. squad has been work
me 0al!y Tor about two months n,,d
mas II in good condition FOR liz nru.
m n,~g, LIN IN Whole training mess of
pF,1rpaniy make tho trip TO BlMcLyhiir,.
me cadets lost but one varsity NO
cl Itst year squad. Kan. and - "
In ti pom veterans. and Ayres . rc-
cruli' VII likely run the 100 ana 230
gaiu dashtS. Schriug ana Riplcy ;,Isn
o!d- ,imcrs and shannon viii prchahIv
handle the $40 and $50. vhiia g
Jones, MerSon and Moncurc viii com
pos pos me one ,and t"o-m!le units. In
me hurdles, Jordan and Core i'm ,hr
low and j.. V. Smith ana Dickson in
me nigh should come up TO their pa
performances. i''"'
Captain Knapp and u. V. Sni,h veil,
pc entered in the broad jumu. wi,iir
the former and Sernans, Of last vcar's
team VII also high junp and noIr
vault: The javclin, discus ana ihnt
VIII hc handled by the weigh, so,,at
Knapp. anu
poets 70 enter the s. \. l. a. A. meet
In baltimore. and will also probahIN.
malch It's strength against TrIniiy
ColicSe at Lexington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
WILL STAGE CONTESTS
FOR ALLIED ATHLETES
''hmes WIZ Hr Held Nenr Part, .,
June md Diplomats VIII
Give Prizes.
IRv AssorIntcd prn---l

NV YORK. April lS.-Thc comnIc,,
hc held near Paris about IN" n,iJ, ~
81 June. was announced hero TO-DAY bv
1T George Fisher. head OF the phvsIcai
C'"S"toh department OF the i. 81.
nc list OF contests. which will rc-
G"irc several days TO complete re-
scinoics the program of the Olympic
Special trophies for certain cxccn-
'i"hhi events such ar the Pcntathlon
ar" 20 h" donated by kings. president.
nrcinl"rS and others of the allied ma,
'ions. ON certain days there viii 10 .
l!ou'r'tc admission charge IN pershinr
s'adium IN order that local rcsidcnts
inaE not completely crowd on; tho SOL
d!crs and sailors, who Will r,tho,
thousands for the games
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
AMERICAN NATIONAL WINS
PITCHING OF BALDWIN
FEATURES FAST GAME
Wood, of Planters, Strikes Out Twelve,
Hut Unable to Keep Hits
Scattered.
BANKERS LEAGUE.
Standing OF Tennis.

The American National Bank team
easily defeated the Planters National
nine at Byrd Park yesterday after
noon, winning by the score OF IS to 3.
inc American National boys tieldcd
In fine shape and Baldwin was in fine
form. Two of the Planters runs were
scored in the first inning before he
mad a canoe to get warmed up After
the first inning he was master of the
situation at all times.
-, al NithouEh Wood struck out twelve
scattered. His support failed him at
H or, moments. and this situation
was readily used to advantage by the
american National speed boys. With
inc exception OF the fourth and NTH
innings. Wood was able to keep the
- sullivan and lsroaddus shared in
the heavy hitting honors for the day,
each securing three hits out of five
Tips to tho plate. Grubbs was tho
only man fortunate enough to secure
IL MT Tor an extra base.
IN the eighth inning. owens reached
hrSt on an error, stole second was adj
sanced to third on a single. and on the
second ball pitched. stole home.
me score follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
TECHS WIN AGAIN, 8 TO 2
Came Close for Five InnirEa. but
v. J.. I. Scores Three In sixth
md seventh.

HLACKSBuRG. VA. April 1s.-vir-
Ein't Tech captured the second game
today by a score OF s to .
1t Was nip and tuck for five innings
put IN the sixth Virginia Christian
College. with Il single and an error
forged ahead. In rhis same inning
Tech accumulated three runs and main
tanned her lead to the end
The circus by Old in the third and
chapman's hit for the Circuit, in the
seventh were tho only features.
No game is scheduled for tomorrow
on account of the track meet with
Virginia Military Institute.
Score by ,:;ninSe' RH f
Va. T"ch -: o 2 ) I Ks 3
Va. Tech ....l q 0 o 3 KS 3
arteries Cromwell and Arnold
Franklin. Matthews and Sunni
Cmnirc-MilcS (Tcch)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
Itching, Scratching, Skin Diseases
That Burn Like Flames of Fire

rough. rcd and scaly skin. is to purify
the blood and remove the tiny germs
OF pollution that break through and
manifest their presence on the surface
Of the skin.
People in all parts OF the country
have written us how they were COM
plctcly rid Of every trace of these dis
orders by the use OF s. 5. s.. the match
less. purely vegetable blood purifier.
:. 5. 5. goes direct TO tho center of the
blood supply. and purihes and cleansca
IL OF every NcstiEc OF foreign matter,
giving clear and ruddy complexion
tina, indicates perfect health. Write
today for free medical advice regarding
your case. Address Swift Specific Co.
~ Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Ca
ADV,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
LPH-MACgN LOSES
SHUT OUT, 4TO O, BY
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
fitchinE or Tettwny. who Allows hut
ihree Hits. Feature OF
Contest.
Special to The Times-Dispatch !

N.
iAhLoTTESVILLE. VA, April IS.
virginia celebrated their return TO
.he nome reid by shutting out Ran
doiph Macon College 4 to o This arr
erhoon' Pettway pitched winning bail
all the way and let the visitors down
Win three hits. while his team mates
TOUR runs. '''"i Va
the game opened with both fljnrcr.
gong strong. and the affair INK al
ilke an extra inning game until tLn
last of the sixth. Davis retircJ ,no
'lrSinians In order until that pcriod
In the sixth the home lotters oncn
ch up the hit bag and battcd around
me list. making five safc,ies, and
and pabney followed with Il one-baser
!, "athiney sacrificed. and Morgan was
doubled at third. Mahood singled and
Dabncy counted. kuyk found the sparr
i3r two-bagser and Manhood scored
mount ny n sharp Erounder and Euyll
added his run. pritchard was suf.
on the shortstop's error. Vance Drew
= walk. filling the bases Pcttwav
flied out TO tho ccntcrficld. ending
The locals had another opening in
the seventh when Morgan led Off nrain
with a safe binglc. but the guests
4uecrod the attempt withou, n tally
IN the eighth, Mount drew II pass
Pritchard sacrificed, Van struck out.
Pettway singled and Mount came i'm
at a walk
Scott. shortstop for tn. Randolph
Macon nine. played "A dazzling game
accepting seven opportunities perfect
sixth. VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
GIANTS TROUNCE SENATORS
POORLY PLAYED GAME is
WON BY SCORE OF 9 TO 7
New Workers Overcome Fivc-Ituu Lend
of Washington by Heavy
Smuggling.

In poorly played game. character
lied by the smuggling OF the vici ors.
the Giants defeated the Washington
Americans by the score Of . to I. The
victory was commendablc principally
because OF tho fact that New York had
to come from SO far back.
Bob steele. Of the Giants. was wild
ana ineffective. and allowed five runs
in the first inning. The Giants how
in the third by scoring four runs after
wildness OF Doc Ayres had filled the
bases. with none out. Young cleaned
up at this point with Il triple.
In the fifth, against Thompson, n
little left-hander, New York sewed up
the argument with, four more runs.
punched with two bad miscucs by
WaShiiIEton'S iniicld
Good and had by Turns.
The game was ,antalizingly good
and bad by turns. Washington pulled
York one The Giants proved far
superior to their opponents in hitting.
rolling up fourteen hits for Il total OF
Hal Chase vas the demon ,slugger
OF tns bleak ate afternoon. lie knocked
Fletcher TWO doubles and Zimmerman
a double and single.
most of his advantage in the third
inning. His chatter sent the big
pitcher miles into tho air, and tho first
thing Griffith knew the bases were
filled. with none out. Ayres handed out
consecutive passes to Earl Smith.
Steele and Burns. Young then cleaned
up with a pinch triple far over Clyde
Milans head.
Both Teams Score In Sixth.
Each side drew a run in the sixth
and each was cheated OF a chance
for a bunch of ITALICS by double plays.
Janvrin walked for Washington and
Sprimcd to third on Davis single.
Barnes struck out Picinich. but ZinI-
norman fumblcd on Thompson letting
Janvrin score. When Judge scratched
IL hit through Fletcher the bases were
filled. Chase, however. raked in Eos
tcrS warm one, and started a double
killing by way of the plate.
The Senators made a furry in the
ninth and did succeed In scoring one
run, as New York refused to pay any
attention to them until the situation
WAS serious. Judge drew II pass, but
WAS forced by Foster. Then. after
Milan popped to Chase, Foster stole
second and third unmolcsted Rice
also walked. Barncs made neat bare
handed stop of Shank'S hopper, but
thrc WHICH to Chase, and on the error
Foster tailed. Kaun saved the day
for the Giants when lac chased far back
and caught Davis long one.
The box score follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
Here Is Sensible Treatment
That Gets Prompt Results

For real. downright Harvesting dis
comfort. very few disorders can APP
pronch so-callcd skin diseases such rs
Eczema, letter. Boils. cruptions, sca!y
irritations and similar skin troubles.
notwithstanding the lavish use OF
salvcs. lotions, washes and other treat
ment applied externally to the irriiatcd
parts.
No one ever heard OF a person being
afflicted with any form Of skin diseases
whose blood was in good condition.
Therefore. il is but logical to conclude
that the proper method OF treatment
for pimples, blotchcs. sores, hollis,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
NAVAL ACADEMY FIGHTS
MEET BIG COLLEGE CREWS
Three Hours Spent in SpIn1 and ,Trinl
Dnshcs in Preparation for
Regatta.
I Ry Associated Press.l

ANNAPollS. MD, April 1s.-Harvard
and frinccton's varsity and freshmen
eight oarcd shell crews and the first
and second ciEhts of the Naval Acad-
ciny arc resting tonight. ready for the
intercollegiate regatta on the Severn
RIVER tomorrow, following more than
three hours spent in long spins and
numerous trial dashcs during the dav
All ne crows appear in fine physical
conni'ioh They showed good form
IN their work-out today
There is confidence among all Of
inc rival oarsncn az to the probable
,putcome OF tho race, though 1t is felt
slight edge in view OF their victory
over the respective cights OF Pcnnsyl-
wanna last Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
COLLEGIANS CLASH AT
BOULEVARD FIELD TODAY
Spiders and Mcdfcos VIII Storc Con-
test I'm Plncc OF GinntS-Isnnk
Game.
The lineup:

nc second game OF the Rich lnond
coiieGiae series will be staged that aft.
ernoon at Boulevard Park at $40
o'clock, when the Mcdicos and Spiders
clash.
The Spiders came out victors in the
iirst encounter and should they dupli
cate today the series will end. With
victory over Roanoke College,. how
ever and good show against tho
hod Sox to their credit. the Saw
bones are counting on making the
series go into Il rubber.
The Ealing off OF the Giant (Yanni-
gam FIRST National Bank game hy
S sh Foster. of the Giants. gives
local fans. va INC
:, Coach Harry Holland. now with tho
man from DRUM. Kimbrough' and k ian
Kawlings will be in his accustomed
place behind tho rubber
coach Marshall. OF Richmond Col
icSe; VIII use either SkagEs or knirh,
IN the box. IT is uncertain which in
view Of tho game with Georgetown
University here on next Wednesdays.
Nisslcy. who has been receiving for
NE shp il rs will be replaced BY Mack.
lie has good whip and experienced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
CUMBERLAND STILL IN RING
Unde rxtood That Richard Fn,ors hut
One Other l.Orntton for
Tftulnr Fight.
tBy Associated rr-e-.l

q N BE RItNND. MD, ApriI u
George e. Smith. secretary or tho
Cumberland Chamber of Commerce
received telegram today from lh.
delegation sent TO Sew York TO see
Tex ltickarI TO bring the willard
Dempsey bout here TO tho effect that
Cumberland and but ono other city arc
now in ghe field. all others having been
eliminated Richard notified all other
promoters TO withdraw, as no did not
wish them to k:ll time at New York
and spend money unnecessarily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
LEE MAGEE Is TRADED
TO BROOKLYN FOR KOPF
rfehiGent Hermann Says Tint I'D
Noushs Demand for $4,000
VIII Not BE Met
NE AasocinteN Pressl

81, CINCINNATI OHIO, April 1S-In.
nelder Lee Magec Was traded Ia he
BROOKLYN club for Inhcidcr Larry Kopf.
accorclng to an announcement from
the oiiicee OF the Cincinnati baseball
~ was announced by the Cincinnati,
club management TO-DAY tbot ~, ~, ~
mand or cuthelder I'd Roush for SO
,00o salary ~puld not he met . ~
we pave offered Roush :. contrac,
aou,helder in the National League
getting. said President Ucrpr,,rr
Sbut we Will not pay him so. 600"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
YALE CREWS RACE TODAY
Regatta VIII &c Staged with Penn
Onrsmcn Over iiouxntonic
River Course.

DERRY, CONN, April 1s-The Yale
and Pennsylvania varsity and second
crews tonight were ready for the races
to bc held tomorrow on the Housatonic
River here, over course of one and
fve-eighths miles.
BAD weather has interferrcd with the
practice of the oarsinen for the past
few days. Yale goes into the regatta
as unknown quantity, with only two
rowing veterans in the varsity shell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
WASHINGTON AND LEE WINS
SNAPPY GAME; SCORE 4-3
Deciding RIM Mndc in Eighth When
Jones Came Home on
Drye's Hit.

LEXINGTON. VA, April iS.-Wash-
inEton and Lee added another game
10 IT'S string of victories here today
defeating 1lampden Sidney by score
Inc Generals broke into the lead
in the third inning, scoring three rms
me visitors tied the score in the sixth.
ihc winning run was made in tho
eighth Inning, when Jones sinrlcd
Stole second, went to third on n sac
to right field. 'e
Box score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water.
Positively guaranteed by money back
Offer. Tastes fine: costs n tribe De-
iiNcrcd anywhere by our Richmond
agents Spence Nunnamaker Co. Phone
thcm.-AGv. O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
Dates Set for Tourney.

MEMPHIS. TENN. Ap7i e.
,"rdinE 20 advices received TODAY
june .i-2S have been fixed as tho daf:.,
lpT mo championship tournament or
me southern Golf Association Tho
tournament was awarded TO New Or
leans several weeks ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
BASEBALL RESULTS
Ruth knoc,ss Four uomcr-

EALTlMORE: April IS: Babe"
Ruth. of the Boston Americans who
played left field in today's game with
four home runs in six tines at the bat
fhe other two times he was given
bases on balls The Son Won IL to 5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
.J!M CORBETT ARRIVES
FOR BOUT WITH K|LRA|N
Is Met at Station by Bud Reno,
Gambler aud Friend OF
EN-Champion.
DOES NOT LOOK LIKE FIGHTER
On Night OF Mardi Gras Battle
Corbctt Sits in Audience During
PrcliminaricS and Hears Prcdic-
tiOns of His Defeat.

This Is tho fourteenth of series
of articles which MIR. Corbct Is
writing concerning the puI!listtc
career of Jake t>ilrIin, one Of the
greatest hcnvywciGhts that Amer
ica-or my Other country-cNcr has
produced. The next installmcnt will
appear tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
AT PIIII.ADIII,pHJA

+. II. T..
philadelphia tAmcrican) 80. II
Philadelphia (NationaD . Z 0
Battercs-Sicbold, Johnson and Nc
and Cady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
Washington.
Totals .S5 s : Totals ....37 9I
'Battcd for Steele in NTH.

Score by innings: r
Washington ..... 5 n q 1 O n ~
New York .......... o o q -
Summary: First base crrors-wash-
inEton. j, New York, :. Two base hits
lanrrin. Milan; KauT, McCarty. Chase.
Fletcher O.. Zimmerman. Three base hit
Young. Sacrifice Ny-Picinich. Stolen
bases-Fostcr. :. Left on bascs-Was hing
ton; :; Now York. I. Double rlays-Chasc.
smith and Chase Davis and Judge:
Thompson. Davis and Judge. Bases on
balls-oH Steele, =; on Barnes. ;: off Ayrcs
3 Struck out--by Steele, > (Judgc jaw.
rinDi hy barnes; Uincinichb Hit by
pitch"rs--b$ steele, (Ricc. IanvrinJ; by
Harnos. Ganvrin). Wild pitch-Stccie
liits.oh Ayres. 4 in innings of Thonp-
SON. 10 IN y innings: off Steele. S in 3 in
ninEs; Off Barnes. in ( innings Inn
pI."s, Brennan and Thorpe Time of game
hours and IS minutes
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At TULSA. OKLA.

Chicago (Nationals) .....lO ~
Tulsa tWcstcrn Leaguc) 10 .
terics-FauEhRn, Tyler and Da-
~; Covington. Salisbury and O'Bricn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
AT NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans .Southern ASSN. :. 3 >
shreveport tTeXas Leaxucl. . 4
MISUNDERSTANDING and Kitchens:
Brannon.
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Virginia.
Totals :. 30 , / Total, ..7t7c

'irEinfa ........ ....-..........o % d" : l VI
summary; Two basc hi.s-kuyk. Base on
nalis-or Davis. III. by pitched balls
Davis. !. Hits--orr Davis e: on Hroobs !,
on rettwsy; }. Struck out-hv Davis. =: by
brooks. ]: by Pcttway. S. Wild pitches
Davis. = Time OF Eamc-I:cj Umpire
kuyk
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HanDden-Si,lnry
Washington
and Len


summary: stolen bascs--.Tones r. s. rar
yi ,nnco,h "Gf Enc Gregg. Ralncs. Henderson.
iahc"F; bry.. Sacrifice ny--Mat,oS 'rwo.
hasc hit-Joncs. T. S. Struckout-hy Sloan
:: 10y Alexander. 9: Jones l. Time OF ;arnc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
Ut CINCINNATI.

Detroit (Amcriran) s /
Cincinnati tNationaD . : !
BatterieS-Jamcs. Roland and Stan
age; Ecuthcr and Rariden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
VIRGINIA MILITARY INsTIrU,rt

NfN"'N'H H1EfINRf INSTITUTE.
Lexington, Na.-'rhe board of WISH
tors at their annual meeting, on the
10Th Of next June, will appoint STATE.
CADETS TO fill vacancies in the 2nd.
3rn' itn. lsth, 18th, Goth. eth. 36th
Senatorial Districts and four IA Al,
LARGE. These appointments carry
Tree board and tuition. Applications
should lie addressed 10 the undcrsicn-
ca on or before June 10Th, on forms
mat viii be sent upon request. -,
w. NICHOLS, Supt--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
At CAMBRIDG1l. ND

New York tAmcrican) IL
koch"Stcr tIntcrrationalD II (,
batteries - Ferguson, Quinn and
o'Dowd. Iiucl; Eroran, Sandbart- and
ONcil. y"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
Planters National

Score by innings: II. IT. u.
AYmcrican Naticnal - I$colE-la i
on bails-oT Wood, ! OF Baldwin. ;. Struck
outEhy Mood. y; hy Baldwin; .. Hit hv
nitchcr-knoN. Owen. Laft on haScs-PIant-
crs. I; American. = First base on errors
Planters. ?: American. 6. uInpirc-Poh.
Scorcr-Barnard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19

Arh,rn ft- TT. T..
NupuI u z IN 2
OElcthOrpc University . .
BaUttericS--Olinger and Andorsop.
Turk and Chestnut ''
Ten innings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
AT LOUISVILLE.
AT OKLAHOMA CITY

MINNEAPOLIS american ASSN. Ii 3
OKLAHOMA CitytWeSt I.caguc) . s z
= Batterie Schauer and owens: Grit
lays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19

Al GREENWOOD. S. C.
Furman University " ?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
COLLEGE BASEBALL
AT CuAIbI nn,rI,Lrc

At ATLANTA
Tech. ,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19

NJ GIN ItIOTTESVILLE
University OF Virginia, 4; Randolph
Macon, @.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
AT AUBURN, ALA.

GREENWOOD. s. G.
thurman, 3; Wofford. /. (Frst game
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-04-17
G. G. Carleton Buys a Home Ir
Punta G0rda

Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Carleton
who have been at Cleveland, De-
Soto county, for some time, while
Mr. Carleton looked after his ex-
tensive grove interests in that
section, are moving to Punta Cor
da, where they have purchased
an elegantly appointed residence
and where they expect to reside
for some time. They also own a
beautiful home on Reynolds
street, this city, where they have
resided for more than twenty
years, and while friends here will
regret to lose them, even Temporal
rily, all will be glad to know that
they do not expect to relinquish
their interests here, but plan to
resume their residence in Plant
City within a few years. Their
purpose in moving to Punta Cor
ola is due to Mr.. Carleton's grove
interests in that section demand
ing his attention. He owns near
ly a hundred acres of fine grove
property in DeSoto county and
has met with splendid success in
that business.
Mrs. Carleton came to Plant
City Tuesday to make arrange
ments for moving to Punta Gorda.
Their residence here probably will
be rented or leased. Plant City
Courier, Friday.
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ey, Uncle Sam is again asking
for a "liberty loan," and it will
perhaps, be the last. The ones in
charge have appointed the follow.
ing committees to assist in the
work: Executive committee: Col
Charles A. jWaltmire, chairman
N. T. Borland, vice-chairman; j
L. Swinney, yice-chairman. Speak
ers' chairman: +. M. Cooper.
Publicity committee: FL. C. Gold
stein. Solicitors: r. w. Roun-
tree, Fl. r. Dreggors, 7. c. Cros-
land, d. N. Mcqueen, w. L. Koon,
Ed wv, Smith. Community chair
men; T. A. Stephens, Charlotte
Harbor; w. f. Cleveland, Cleve-
land; r. S. Windham, Acline; Col.
Charles A. Waltmire, Men s
chairman; Mrs. Laura w. Reed,
women s chairman.
A war tank and two hydro
planes used in the great world s
war will be here Sunday to assist
in the drive. They were used in
the fiercest fighting in France.
Everyone should see these huge
of war.