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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
REFORM BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE UMPIRE
SUGGESTS RULE CHAN GING
hhiy Evans believes Present Ambisu-
ous and May he Construed
Several Ways.

In This day and time when all thing
arc going under the knife Of rcformn-
lion. it appears that baseball, king of
kings IN the sporting line. will coma In
for its share Of the reforming. This At
s seass may be lgaihered from a recent
known American Lea quo umpire, who
has como forward with several suy-
E E,siai 81 which ins would result in tho
changed considerably.
Evans. according to recent inter-
view. points to the fact that baseball
the age and is witnessed by more OF
Uncle sans population than any snnr
i,,r 20 OF reersation The jumps would.
maxi drastic changes in the playing
code OF the game. He points out tha;
as a., the rules stand now they are am
or three ways. The object of the sug-
gestion nc offers Is TO make the rules
SO that they may be interpreted eas'iy
by those in the grandstand and just az
easily by the average amateur pire.
Would Change Balk Rule.
Suggestions offered by Evans iol-
Define the status OF y substitute
Player WIZ enters the game as pinch
A clause which makes getting on the
rubber by the pitcher without the ball
in his possession balk.
A rule that does justice to the batter
who hits ball over the fence or into
the stands. in the final or extra inning
and yet fails to get credit because the
run o. some player on the bases de-
DIES the game.
\ Clause that will prevent disputes
thai now arise as to the status OF a
ceding runner has failed TO touch a
base on his way to the plate.
play at the piaie and the Satte en- hts ,HF
bal! that gets by the first line OF Ic-
tense. no further play being possible
ba, should bo considered in play il i:
comes into contact with the po-son Of
the eumpire back of the infield.
Griticizes Infield Fly Rule.
When 4 batter hits n ball that is fair
when it passes over the fence or into
a stand. it should be considered fair
ball. All jurisdiction over it should end
instead OF compelling the umpire to
watch it's course until It disa ppears.
second and third base occupied. any at
tempt TO bunt ball that goes fair
should not be regarded as an infeId
Ssl tRat soea to the in GeaS IN
Define just what the phrase held
the BALI means. in connection with
play in which an inlelder touches a
ep5y the u1s that at rms r the
nit nit out ut of playing territory. which C.
ally renders a play on the base runner
imposs ib;e.
4 ba.s,uan should be considered as
having illegally batted n ball only
When he hits the ball with both feet
outside the lines of the battcr's box.
Determine the best penalty 10 in
fiict when n catcher interferes with
batsman.
a rule THAT will clearl ystate that r.
base runner who holds his base shall
have the right to advance the moment
a ~ ball'strikes the hands OF fielder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
CHAMPION WINS CONTEST
JOHNNY KlLBANE CAPTURES
FlASCO IN CLOSING CHAPTERS
Does Turtle Act During Early Stages,
Then OpcnS Up and Walks
OK with Fight.
IBy Universal serrice.l


JERSEY CITY. y. j., Dec. 2s.-John-
ny klloane. featherweight champion,
did tho turtle act in his bout with
Young CLANCY. Of Baltimore. at the
Arena Athletic Club toniGht-that is
Wouidnt como out, ntS tnarss
ed through the war zone for seven
rounds to force tho enemy into the
eighth and last. Then Johnny opened
UP and walked OIL with the session
l. was rather listless setto and the
a N"comrback" was depth bombed
when Tom Cowler knocked Al Reich
out in the third round Of their enter
tainment and the "anQuiShcd, in addi-
ton to being at the losing end Of
haymaker. was disqualified because of
his seconds actions in throwing cold
water upon him as no rested upon the
canvas.
Al FTopPed in Second.
this session Cowler hsttcned him. the
bell being a lifesaver. Then in one
@hics s spelled p ns ne Keeh had staTa
ed the bout in whirlwind fashion and
then reconsidered. He had no defense
the ring.
Gene Tunney, light heavyweight of
the a Z. r. showed the makings Of
OF Chicago. in two rounds. Pearce was
on the ground. dead to the world. when
the referee called hostilities to halt.
In the battle Tunncy dropped Peace
three times. Tunncy fought clever
battle for veritable newcomer and
shortly should loom up as real at
traction.
Harry Cireb was unable to appear to
meet AuSic Ratnor and Jelf smith ana
Jack CoyRe were substituted. Smith
knew too much and in the second sent
"a left TO Coyne's chin which sent him
fiat and ended the scrap.
WALL Streetcrs Battle.
The first bout Of the eveaing was
tween Barry Morton, the curb demon.
and Charlie Depcw, the hope Of the
stock exchange. There WAS no effect
the technical condition Of the curb
won't be so good because he took q.
rest Of i've in the fourth. 1t was OK
planned Inter as simple strategy.
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REID AND VUNCK WIN
AGAIN IN DOUBLES MATCH
Pair which lays Claim to City TenPin
Championship Still Is
Indicated.

Frank Reid. popular bowler and half
lays claim to the doubles champion
ship of the city. in ten pins, will re-
main here for the purpose of rolling
several days ago that he would leave
for another city, but Vunck has In,
duced him TO stay over for the special
matches. Tonight this pair Will roll
Whit and Pay Whitman. father and
son, while. tomorrow. night will find
Deasy Reid and Euncll have defeated
both Of these teams in previous matches
and the clashes tonight will be return
affairs.
Last night Reid and Vuncls again
demonstrated that they have the right
to bear the title of champions among
dan and Jarrett in q siX-game match
by the margin OF I'll pins. Reid starred
by scoring more than 200 points IN
three OF the six games. The scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
FORMER VIRGINIA STUDENTS
WOULD CHANGE ITS POLICY
i:in City Alumni Desire. That A.socia.
ton DC Considered In Advisory
Capacity.
ESpeeial 70 The Times Dispa tch.

tS0ecial 10 The Times DisDstch.1
LIZ SCHBURG, VA, Dec. 2y.-Thc
irnchbUrG Chapter Of the .iiuun; A.
Soc.aIion Of the University OF VirS;c!s.
while not ready 10 criticize the a,hie-
VIC management at IN. university
does feel that there should DC radical
change in the athletic policy AZ ths
university. and tina; tho alumni should
Lave q voice IN this IN an advisory
capacity
Mayo {. Brown, attorney At law ana
member OF the House oc Delegates
from Lynchoure. ut :, meeting of the
chapter Saturday nigh. with iibout
NIFTY students RON At home for the
Mondays, presented u resolution di;-
approving the condition b. which
2ameS arc not played with Washing
ION and Lee. Y. J.. !. and Georgetown
and demanded q resumption OF major
sports with these colleges for the sea
son of 1921.
The preamble recitod that a.hleti.
relations had been broken in major
sports Following defeats without vail
reasons; that the refusal 10 play thnse
teams Is unsportsmanlike. and that the
wishes OF the alumni as well as the
student body should be considered in
adopting the athletic policy OF the UNI
vcrsity. ''
The paper was defeated by an ovar-
wheiming vote, but tho chapter
adopted another asking for alumni
advisory advice in athletics and for
Il change in the oachiug systenl for
- paid coach.
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BANKERS TO HOLD meet
BLUES ARMORY TO BE
SCENE OF TRACK EVENTS
Proposed Amir Scheduled to Take
Place Next Monih-IntercEt
Already Created.

Representative track teams. composed
OF the leading banks Of this city. will
meet In an indoor track meet at the
armorJ OF the Richmond d5lnos next
night by an official of the Bankers
Athletic Association. The definite date
for the proposed affair has not been de-
ternlined. and VIII not be announced
vim lie Closed Meet.
Al the time he gave out the ABOVE
Information THE official stated that the
affair would be closed one. and that
bank teams only would be allowed TO
participate. Keen competition has re-
suited from the formation OF bank bas-
keteall and baseball leagues, and the
meet is expected 10 attract unusual
interest for several reasons. Al! OF the
leading events characteristics OF similar
meets will be included in the program
in THIS city and this Win DC the first
, I5Sai, NEE. meet held here in two Years.
being attended larsc!y
Severa. years ago this city annually
Was the mecca OF indoor meets and
!aence were seen Ia action. Tho now
a ecea sed world war resulted IN athletics
along this line being halted for a time.
expected 20 result In other meets. being
staged. Inc Ssich,nond Blues Bat
talon has reorganized and 1t is prob.
hold one of its :ntcrcompany meets. az
was The case before the war. There IN
little likelihood OF the Blues resuming
athletics along This line during the
.sriy portion OF new Tea-. However,
bT mex; spring they are expected 10
hold an outdoor meet either inter
or a 5ues meet with other
military organ i1at!ons in this city
Expect ArmOry Action This Week
acton Is expected 20 De forthromin.
this week as TO what stand the city OF
:icisis viii take IN the matter OF open
ing the a.niories FOR athletics liz gen
eisl. This city can obtain several "Diy"
basketball games and track meets IN
-Tent suitable places c2a be found to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
MORAN'S TUTELAGE HELPED
REDLEGS PITCHING STAFF
Crafty Leader Began Early in Scason.
md Huricr, Profited by His
Lessons.
tSpecial to The Times Dispatch. ]

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2e.-Mana-
ger Pat Bioran's wise words to his
pitchers last spring concerning con-
troll and its value did not fall upon
deaf cars. While the team was pre-
pairing for last seasons race. Moran
had but an ordinary collection OF
pitching talent. The smart leader took
them into his confidence, taught them
the secrets Of the art OF success full
pitching, and when the season opened
the twirlers performed IS Pat taught
them to. Jmbued with an abundance
of se!t-confidcncc, each member OF the
star acquired extraordinary control, and
what the hurlers accomplished during
the long race and IN the series with
the White SoH is we'll known through
out .the land.
The ability OF each member Of the
Reds hurting stan 10 throw the ball
where he wanted it did more to bring
than perhaps any other thing in the
attack or defense OF the teams play.
Eeuther, Fisher, Eller, Sallee and
ling. the five slabSters who did the
pnlk OF the hurting, issued 4 total OF
az bases on balls during the race
Their striSeout victims numbered 34l
for the season, and they uncorked a
total OF sixteen wild pitches.
waiter Reuther was the only mem
Der OF Pat MOran's hurting department
10 pass more batters than me struck
out. Ihe Southpaw. who took part in
tnirty- three contests. walked eighty
thrte batters OF the sS5 that faced
ms last delivery, seventy eight were
struck ont. The southpaw was charged
with almost half the number OF wild
pitches made by tho STAFF, having UNI
corkcd seven during the campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
NV ORLEANS ENTRIES

Ftyt r9cc-nve furlons.-Move Or, ,o,.
9IGy!ental Park. los: Fleer. ios: Nasi,otgib /
IIpn, virginia Dor. loT: Ciceiy iaT ;nH,t N II;
hnTh; i ~; Hats on. ,o7: BiddiS Dee. 1SI:
lsr liz: LADY s'f fon Shiil!snF Ha, 49, Zen Mas
l0 maTsys Pet Ito; M aan:sin IT, HeeST5nF'
s,rcond rsce-siN fi-ionEs-Th Iii. IN.
E ,tn.in.a. ieS: BABY Girl lO+; piuviads. ioI
~; ,lioyd George. 10; Fre bcGX Miinnfroy;
,n:hnl is. Eligible: Eihc! 90: Iioi ~
''4 rhi i, G cantriI! no: sTbii iosl 'pe' J.
!rrrh: gS: Marie Council. SIS: JAZZ i:.nI i.s
tlooribnoia: !'i Mayor Calvin, lot. A., ~
~: c+ran Boy. iCT: Maranicr ,nsSs
;;naui facon lo9: Wand. los: BriSkiev ,yaa.
EEc,,bmon E fin,.s ~: Broncho Hiiy. liz:
eiicIb!" MiEh n ~; Sea T5rehin' ne. Also
t;aSge. 1cl Leah ceciranc. ' fiSesh'enwMon-
irS SHt ~. 100 Newci w. los: Ma iIoWm1;
an, ana SGsssrnaE ies: ista. 1895 Ruth str lex
rDfnatr" ~: Bcnefacior. liz; Yod.la. I 13nn
Hiie,hic: ko@iah. Ioe 'oosf's. IL:
-hfntn farr-jiE furlonrs-II!ddcn Jcwc,
Ia: 4 n%@risan Es,El". los Queen BiondG.
;, syih isce.six fnrone:istl,f I T. b. r;,.n o.
- Moody. 30; pniph. 100. Cnionei i W, MI. 80 ::
iinI; ,t'ccant. loo; Diamond C,;ri ~ HE mE
in"ii;G;"in gGo Through. lp7: Who Cares. iSs
= seventh ,race--rniic and q s,.,c.,,,
George Muhlhach. zoe: Thank riving IN n
;Asir5ahGfI l0I: Scrna r. IO9 Safranor ii0a
~. Milton Rohlcc. ll2 Canitapia liz:
f Frnnce iiur; ; W. ier'naH. . ~ Er.bi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

SPORTSMEN WILL COMBINE
LOOKING Promoter and Hace Trnck
owner TO Attempt ia SINCE
Hig Flight.

NEW ORLEANS, Dee. &c. q. Bry
IN. ST" ot Baltimore. part owner of
isowie, Jefferson. ThorrcliTc and other
race tracks. announced here tonight
mat ne had joined hands with Dom0nl :
New Orleans. To form :; Syndicate for
Ontaining u Dempsey Carpenter cham
piohship bout here 1t any cost for mex:
Bryan said that he worId leave her.
Immediately after the close Of Jencr
t ;'29 LARK within the next few. days for
Jack Dempscy,.wo,%,:s ch,t,npiun h.o,.y.
Weig nj: and Jack E'carms Dcmpsey's
IortorIcn few weeks ago, an
MN while IN Mobile for a Iout win
mo winner OF the Carpenter beckett
oout II the foreign pugilist could he
ncouSht TO TINS country Tie offer To
pemDscy was reported 70 be Sl5o. 900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
OLD SOL BLAzES FORTH
AND GAME, TIME CHANGED
Exceptionally Hot Weather ON Coast
anu big Gnme Begins Half
Hour Later.

PASADENA. CAL. Dec. es.-The ex-
ceptionally hot weather Of the last few
days has resulted in q decision TO be-
gin the annual New Years Day tourna-
mcnt OF roses football contest, between
teams representing Harvard and Ore
gon Univcrsitic. this year, at 2:30 T..
NJ, instead OF at r. Nj, IL was
nounced today by the football COM
mittcc.
This action was requested by coaches
Shy" huntington, Of Oregon. and Bob
Sher bonr who ens
that the hot weather might continue.
Harvard players were lectured this
morning By Coach Fisher on what was
said to be contemplated changes in the
Crimson's mode of attack brought
about BY their view OF the practice of
the Orcgon's eleven. This afternoon
they held secret practices on several
new formations.
Oregon, AS usual, went through only
one practice session. 1t lasted an hour
and a half and embraced both signals
and scrimmases.
Players of both teams Will wear
numbers, it was decided today. follow
ing the custom of practically all west
ern football contests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
TEN JAPANESE WILL ENTER
AIR DERBY AROUND WORLD
American Committee Given Assurance
This Number Mny lie Depended Upon
From Nippon.
LEV .Associated P-ersl

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-ASsurance
OF ten Japanese entries in the aerial
derby. around the world. with 100000
in prizes was received today by the
Aero Club OF America, from the COM
mittee which is making world tour
OF thirty-two countries to complete
inittee. which als0 represents the
aerial league Of America. comprises
Commodore Louis 40. Beaumont. Major
Charles j. Giddcn and Ben Hillman.
The committee received a hearty re-
ception at Tokyo, which was repeated
1T Picking, where it arrived a few days
ago.
Promincn. Japanese statesmen and
officials have sent messages to the Aero
Club praising the aerial derby as an
important step in cementing world
pence. The Scnders of these mcss-
ages included: Marquis Okuma. former
Premier of the Japanese Empire. and
president OF the Imperial Aviation
Society; Niscount i. kaneko, privy
councillor: Baron Y. Sakatani, vice
president OF tho aviation society, and
Major-General |. lnouyo, chief Of the
Japanese air service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
HAVANA ENTRIES

I ,s,;a. rsc-,.nve furiong.-Lenor. F., III:
M Ii. ~ D"natel!o ,, II sherry. III: Magic
Re ehmpIoyi III; H@foo, III; FaEtep. Iii:
M @e9nd fncH.six furionrs-nlg Smoke.
" i,'e'tnan' ln'; Quin. 10: Assign. Ito:
"Mt.r MACK. 40: Dimi;.i. lie
ln'rG racc--six Observation-Disclosures. 100
H MIrf 'y fo. iVs Ma-'y Lou. 100: MIseri.
M M , ~ yyIc7s, ~; Lubelsit! liz: Halt.
:, Fourth racc--Nvc and one -ha,, ,y,,or.,
: Vac Mn!ray. los: Ed Harrison. i6a.
,,TTein'S seven; 1!*: King Worth. ia: Helen
;ilhlN, IA: Scyuar. Ili; James q III.
HG Nfl.s L: Oven ia; Encore. liz 80
IN raGec-tn iie-I -ackaWanna. es: Blu
Diversion. 10. NV
r, SKIN rsce,,..in!ie and thirty ya-ds-Prince
pirEct, %; Timothy J. Hogan, l0i. Toko :
.p On. M'.r9n los' 0,Mailey 100: Crystal Day,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

Fir; saoe-ave md one-halt furlon<s-
aa..," SummE, lio tRobinson). to S. {
cboise 10 I'D wash We % 70 . Isesnf d
80. to l. third. ri'.s-:o7 IS. cavalo
rIhine. Aloha. B-unette LADY. Adricnn s'I "a
iis!ina AID Dr.. C.iglcr ran.
n SeS end, r3ee-'iS fnE!enss-Phron.. Ward.
Eddic Mcbride. ioi Cwiia5. to | to !
I: 70 70. second: Tommy Wac. IoI (PonccJ.
'iaard Thosnas F. McMshon. Vision. 7T Snia.
&c r HHTfa 5,: .na Macs Garner r1a.
Bone Dry. Il! tButwelp. 50 to l. 10 10 !.
! 70 /. won; Sweet Liberty. l6G ti.unstSTaj.
:" 10 >. 10 &. second: Sugar Min /.
r!Rs-l; es Is. vsiiey Sash Ns.d. c ta15S:
right. RIB and Penelope ran.
f'cS,a fa!!e-tieroisne, lIo (Bux-
i fp;a,n.- % !; even TO ;; woa: Tsusty. Ito
N9minec: ITO tAIorys TO TO- iee ono
Mathe7, pai-'snan. obo!us and Kim59!ons
,wEii;;ttihl resce.--on> irnile--Iack Mount. II.
rm lb;.1' g to l. 10 /: 20 :. won:
e., syen' second; Pana'naS, lie SRcdiii-aes5. s
Tas%la Ga h ia 'h bshc.r Tt IT. RAN o.
-ih H ee YrS,. mil, -. aad seventy yards
Fence, II 10 J. 10 /. TO s.c,I 1Sc
;h ifS iVs r, iSSev?n:!' 70 10 it to l.. 20 j.
MIS- STERLING; Little string. MsiioWmot
'hS GENERAL HynE .r"n.
l;aiae' i isS oWiaa ana 'sres-s!1:ec1.hs
y won: :, onsEyi los Pi:al, : 20 j. TO !:
- To- second; Little co,;age. Iii fBa,weiij.
-; Con,cs,an,. Vii i2,.a roda nIs-;;es
kcnGcrS :aa. S'e' ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
FIRST NATIONAL. WINS
EROM FEDERAL. CUNT

First National Bank basketball team
opened their schedule last night at the
Blues Armory, by decisively defeating
Federal Reserve. 81 to II. Tho fast
Federal team was no match for the
whirlwind playing and splendid pass
ing of the Skyscrapcr lads, whose OK
cellent guarding held the government
five to only four field goais. Franck
for the losers played 4 hard, consis-
tent game. and followed the ball we'll.
1t is hard to pick a single player from
First National who stood out above
his team mates. for the work of the
entire quint was commendable and
showed the result of faithful practice.
The score:
First National. Position. Federal Reserve.
walthali. .... left forward $500: .Bruton
Carter. .......; center .........: ;SiIer
Payne. right guard FTanch
Summary: Goals from iield-walthal 90.
Jennings t5). Carter t2). Thompson CD.
Brutom t2(. Payne; ;, Goais from foul
Thompson 60. Walthnll 90. substitution
Darlington for LeComrtc; Craigie for Pepic.
Time of halves--.3 ana 10 minutes. Rcfcrce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
LARGE NUMBER OF ENTRIES
RECEIVED FOR INDOOR EVENT
Leading Speed Skaters ut Enst and
West Clash In New York New
Years Day.
.IRu Assoniatea prau.

NEWBGRGH. N. Y, Dee 2e.-More
than sixty entries, including the lead
ing speed akaters OF the East and
Canada, have been received for the
eastern outdoor skating championship
meet to be held here New Years Day
The entry of several of the fastest OF
the Montreal y. a. a. skaters gives an
International aspect to the races
The program consists of quarter
mile, half mile, and one mile champion
ship events; mile novice and five mil,
handicap races with several exhibit
tons and time trials.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
SEIZE $50 CASES OF WHlsKEY
Revenue Oficer. Capture Large Ship
ment on Maine border Concealed
In CnrIOnd of IIay.
Try A,sociatea p,cssI

hundred and fifty cases OF wa:sky. con-
ccaled in a carload OF hay in transit
across the border here from New
United States customs officer. II ia
said TO be the largest seizure of liquor
ever made on the Canadlan-MIainc
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Hill City Girl CUNTS to Play.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
LYNCHBUEG, VA, Dec. 29.-r-:e
girls basketball teams of the Lynch
burg and Danville high schools will
meet here Saturday night. The local
team has not been defeated thus far
this season.
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Scott. Former White Sox
Announces Retirement
my UnIversnl scryice.l

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29.-Jim
Scott. pitcher for the sun Fran
cLsco baseball club last season. and
formerly with the Chicago White
SoI, announced his retirement from
baseball today FRI "a letter to the
local club. Scott wrote that his
business interests would prevent
his playing hall next year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
mAukee signs Haley.

4 5 ~ = EWANEE. I'LL, Dec o,
s.iainb,s former catcher with the rbIi.
~ pay with the M!iwa,,lses is,sshsd
4!tne American Association. %
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Paper Decision for wolfe.

CLEVELAND. Dec. 23.--Jack Wolfe.
of Cleveland. won the newspaper de-
cision over Earl Puryear. of Peoria
iii, in a ten-round boxing contest here
toniEht.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
Senators and Red Sox
tConsummate Big Deal
IRy An.oeiatcd Pres..I

BOSTON, Dec. "a trade of
players between the Washington
and RIA ION clubs OF the American
League wns announced today. The
hcu Sox gave Roth, AN outfclder,
man, and received In cxchangc
Harper, Pitcheri Eddie Foster,
Harper pitcher, Eddie Foster,
second bnhcmnn, and Menosky, nm
outfcider. There WINS no money
involved, 1t WINS said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

Make big Haul Of Platinum and Gold
PERTH AMBOY. y. H.. Dec. 29--Bur-
glars forced n safe in the oflce Of
Company hero last night, and escaped
With platinum and gold valued at $75,-
ooO. 1t was reported today.
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AUTOMOBILES
Aatcn.oolles iur sale.

oG DeIfsc~, Six sedan: 1917 model. In
We, peItSGh repair: wira wheels; cord tires
Mrnsd wilson Motor Corporation. SEQ Wet
BUICK AND DoDGE-Littio SIX 5-pa..en-
NnES st puiSSx; Ono 6-paSscnEer Dodge -Sia
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PIN-LOst Monday. December 49, square
s eorners in rubies. near J. b. Mosby''s side
Liberal reward IL RETURNED to Room e0i
MsTs Leader Buildi1r' Eighth Street near
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Funeral Directors.

PHAuP-Edwin Phaup; funeral director
Mnd. on lS Kandolph 1868
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Lest and round.

CHtCk-Ioat. Xmas check for 5io5o
FINDER plca5a return TO AIRS Fannie
1i,ro2ks.. ~ 1;2 West Leigh Street. On Me-
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NOTARY PUBLIC VIII take af!idayits 10
ute certificates. as required by new auto
mobile law effective January l. 1870 any
zinc. S02 East Clay. Madison $3.50